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Bruce isn't that bad. He'll get more consistent. Phillips, Bruce, and Votto are the heart of this team right now (not saying much for us). And Rolen. |
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Here's an interesting column about the Reds and arbitration.
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I like Patrick's interviews in SI. |
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Looks like Orlando Cabrera is going to be our starting SS this year. Janish is a better fielder but he doesn't have the bat. Cabrera is error prone, more than EE was when he played for us.:td
I say fugg 'em both and call up Frazier. Decent fielder and a decent bat. It won't happen, but here's what I'd like to see as our 2010 starting lineup: 1. Dickerson CF 2. Frazier SS 3. Votto LF 4. Phillips 2B 5. Bruce RF 6. Rolen 3B 7. Alonso 1B 8. Hernandez C Yeah, I know Votto should be on first, but we can't just let Yonder Alonso rot down in Carolina and Louisville. He's too good to be held back. If Dunn can play LF, then Votto can surely hold his own out there. |
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The thing that scares me about kids from Triple-A is they don't develop there for some reason. Prime example is Homer Bailey, they throw the kid to the wolves in the big show and he gets eaten alive. Its like they never teach them anything on their way through the system and by the time they are forced to the top they aren't ready. :hm
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And it looks like Cabrera is officially a Red, so Frazier is either out or part of the LF/CF platoon. Please don't let Tavares be in CF again...:hn |
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Looks like we could have a pretty damn good infield this year with the addition of Cabrera
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http://cincinnati.reds.mlb.com/news/...=.jsp&c_id=cin
02/01/10 1:20 PM EST Reds acquire Miles in four-player deal Taveras dealt to A's but then designated for assignment By Mark Sheldon / MLB.com CINCINNATI -- The Reds acquired infielder Aaron Miles and a player to be named later from the A's on Monday for center fielder Willy Taveras and infielder Adam Rosales. Taveras was promptly designated for assignment by Oakland. The move followed an unsuccessful season in Cincinnati for Taveras, who was due to make $4 million in 2010, the final season of a two-year contract. In 102 games, he batted .240 with a .275 on-base percentage and 25 steals as the Reds' leadoff hitter. Miles was also a disappointment in 2009 after he signed a two-year contract with the Cubs. He batted .185 in 74 games. The 33-year-old is due to make $2.7 million this season. Over his seven big league seasons with the White Sox, Rockies, Cardinals and Cubs, Miles is a .282 career hitter with a .322 on-base percentage. Taveras, who missed several games with various injuries, became more expendable once prospect Drew Stubbs reached the Majors in August. Taveras can only play center field and would have been of limited use from the bench. Rosales, 26, batted .213 with four homers and 19 RBIs in 87 games during his rookie season. Known for his enthusiasm and hustle, he just spent the weekend with manager Dusty Baker as part of a Reds Winter Caravan tour. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Thoughts? I hated Taveras, but really liked Rosales. |
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We traded a great prospect for trash?:hm |
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I get it now. This is a payroll dump which helps pay for Cabrera.
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