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They'd still sweep the Reds
Maybe but I doubt it. The Orioles would still find a way to strike out 26 times in the game
That one ball in play is all it takes to go deep on most of this staff. 1-0
Take a gander at that lovable bunch at the top of the page. In particular, look at the last one. 0-162
I will say the Orioles...at least 2 runs in the game...
Courtesy of the Reds bullpen. (Changed your post a little bit)
We could go back and forth over which team is the best at not scoring runs, giving up runs, etc...maybe the Reds and Orioles can hold hands as they stroll through the baseball kingdom of historic sucktitude. :cheers:
LOL :cheers:
the bad part is that I think the AL (L)east is bad enough that the Orioles will find themselves in September hanging around .500 like a stale fart, ensuring that nothing will change. The NL Central is loaded, so the Reds record will reflect it, not so much in the AL (L)east...
Time to get this thread a rocking! Some past and present greatness...
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Looking forward to 162 games of derp!
(Thread title? 2016 Reds Tidb..Derp!@#$)
- J.J. Hoover is likely to be the Reds’ closer and manager Bryan Price says he would “definitely” be the choice if the season started now, Mark Sheldon of MLB.com writes. Hoover, who won his arbitration case against the Reds this offseason, could help his arb case next offseason if he can rack up saves.
Jesus, first arbitration where the guy is going to OWE money to the team.From MLBTR:
GTFO. He's no Dyson.From MLBTR:
- J.J. Hoover is likely to be the Reds’ closer and manager Bryan Price says he would “definitely” be the choice if the season started now, Mark Sheldon of MLB.comwrites. Hoover, who won his arbitration case against the Reds this offseason, could help his arb case next offseason if he can rack up saves.
Bailey ahead of the curve in Tommy John recovery
Reds not concerned about aggressive timetable, which targets May 1 for righty's return
Bailey underwent the procedure on May 8, 2015, and though the usual protocol is to have Tommy John patients return somewhere between 12 to 18 months after the surgery, Reds manager Bryan Price said the club is eyeing a quicker return for the young veteran right-hander
In comparison, other teams have been a lot more reticent about allowing their pitchers to return too quickly after Tommy John surgery.
The overabundance of caution is based on the latest research.
Dr. James Andrews, the noted orthopedic surgeon who conducts most of the Tommy John surgeries, said last year research now shows that the closer a pitcher rehabs to the full 18 months, the less likely it is he'll have to undergo the surgery a second time.
Andrews said 50 percent of all Tommy John patients have to have the surgery again, putting their baseball careers at greater risk.
Andrews didn't operate on Bailey. Dr. Timothy Kremchek, the Reds' renowned medical director, performed the surgery and is overseeing Bailey's recovery.
Bailey said he's comfortable with the current timeline, considering the consequences.
"You're going to have to talk to the doctors about that," he said. "I do what the doctors, trainers and physical therapists tell me to do."
Reds doing reds things.
To set the stage:
Bailey pitching in 10 more games this year could be the difference between losing 120 and slightly fewer than 120?
Reds crack medical team is on the motherfucker, go back in there and chill them bitches out. If they say it's ok to be aggressive with an injury return who are we to question it?
Science schmience. Andrews is a fucking hack.
this should end well
This may very well be the dumbest man on the face of the earth but when you have 4 years and $105MM guaranteed left on the contract I guess you can afford to be galactically naive.