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All in all the new moves are nice but as far as on the field 2008, this is still a .500 team at best. SP is still a crapshoot after Harang and Arroyo and Arroyo isn't all that. The pen is still a mess even with a closer. The lineup is still very susceptible to LH pitching and from where I stand the defense(especially OF) still sucks. The big advantage is we are still in the NL Central. |
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IMO,very likely. Dunn gives you 40 HR and 100 RBI a season as well as 100 BB.
He is a force in our lineup and if not resigned our offensive production will severely decline. We have to sign him to a LTC if we have any chance at competing in 09 or beyond. Guys like Dunn don't grow on trees. |
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well lets see a) its a good idea b) its the Reds I'd say less than 50%. |
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(and if you don't know what I mean, you soon will) |
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I have absolutely no clue what you mean? A high OBP? He is a horrible base runner?
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essentially meaning no slow guys..... As for re-signing Dunn, I'd do it, but I also would want him at first base, where he really doesn't seem to want to play. |
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You re-sign Dunn no matter what position he is playing at. I remember either last year or 2 yrs ago Dunn was tried at 1B in Spring Training and it didnt work out well. Contrary to popular belief, first base is not an easy position to play. While it might not seem like it, Dunn is a better LF than 1B(and we all know how horrible he is in LF). |
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Oh you dirty bastard. Here I am trying to change my spots and be all positive about the Reds 'n [censored] and you go and remind me the new manager thinks walks are bad and just clog up the bases. |
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The Official Site of The Cincinnati Reds: News: Cincinnati Reds News
01/02/2008 4:28 PM ET Reds announce key spring dates Pitchers, catchers report to Sarasota, Fla., on Feb. 16 By Mark Sheldon / MLB.com CINCINNATI -- Reds fans eagerly waiting for the 2008 season now have some dates to circle on their calendars. Pitchers and catchers will report to Spring Training in Sarasota, Fla., on Feb. 16. Position players are scheduled to report on Feb. 19. Two-game ticket packages for Reds Grapefruit League games go on sale via reds.com and other outlets on Jan. 19 at 10 a.m. ET. Single-game tickets are available for sale the following week on Jan. 26 at 9 a.m. A 34-game Reds exhibition schedule opens on Feb. 27, and includes 17 games at Ed Smith Stadium. Cont... |
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The Official Site of The Cincinnati Reds: News: Cincinnati Reds News
01/02/2008 12:47 PM ET Mailbag: Examining Hamilton trade Beat reporter Mark Sheldon answers Reds fans' questions By Mark Sheldon / MLB.com It's been a while since the Josh Hamilton-Edinson Volquez trade went down, but it happened right before a break for the holidays. Since so many e-mails poured in about it, we'll tackle it now. Better late than never. Here's a sampling of the reader response: Do you like the Hamilton for Volquez trade? Do you think they could have gotten a little more out of this? -- Alex P., Binghamton, N.Y. Cont... |
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The Official Site of The Cincinnati Reds: News: Cincinnati Reds News
01/01/2008 10:00 AM ET Reds head to 2008 with clear intentions Sights set on winning season with new manager at helm By Mark Sheldon / MLB.com CINCINNATI --- Tired of always waiting until next year, the Reds have made every indication they expect to contend in 2008. Coming off a 72-90 record for their seventh straight losing season, the club didn't hesitate in signaling its intentions this fall. First, Cincinnati bucked a longtime trend of hiring managers from within the organization. Owner/CEO Bob Castellini and general manager Wayne Krivsky instead chose a proven big name by picking Dusty Baker on Oct. 14. Take Baker's penchant for taking teams from pretender to contender in his first season and combine it with the weaker National League Central Division, and the Reds could have reason to be optimistic. Cont... |
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