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I will be shocked if the first two or even three picks are not defensive players. The offense is good enough (though I admit a good all around TE would be nice), they just need to stop people.

I actually think Krivsky is smarter than that (unlike some past GMs). He had the chance to reportedly trade at least two of three of these guys for Bedard and resisted the Orioles demands. With four prospect pitchers in the pipeline (Bailey, Cueto, Maloney, and the kid they got from Texas)...

Say it ain't so, Bob. Reds training in Arizona just doesn't seem right. But Arizona has been throwing money at MLB teams for years to get them to move there, now it's the Reds turn. Still doesn't seem right. Reds have trained in Florida as long as I can remember.

Consider my case gotten on. :wink2: Thanks for the birthday wishes.

As much as you want to talk smack against Michigan (and we all do), Appalachian State is no push over. If Michigan expected that, their rude awakening was even worse. This team is good, has been for years. They have one of the longest (if not THE longest) winning streaks in college football...

I have a few points. One, I'm tired of hearing about "prospects". We have heard the same refrain FOR YEARS. All you hear about regarding the Reds future is what they have in the minors. Then you keep non-productive guys around in the big leagues and leave these so-called prospects in the...

How many times have we said that? We've been saying that for years, haven't we? :wink2: Unfortunately no one actually running the team listened. :( Unlike several years ago when we said the offensive line was the problem (remember Rod "Ole" Jones) and they FINALLY started addressing it.

I personally can't stand Theismann on broadcasts. And all Kornheiser and Wilbon do is yell at each other for 30 minutes on PTI. Not what I call hgh quality entertainment. I can just see Kornheiser doing that with Theismann now on Monday night. :roll2: But you should have known ESPN would...

I think he's a good choice. The Twins have been an example of a small market club that can stay competitive, which is what is needed in Cincinnati if the Reds are to get back on top.

About that, does it take a genius to figure out that ground ball pitchers = fewer balls going out of GABP? If Kearns can get good pitching in return (no more Dave Williamses) I'm all for it. But these rumors are about two weeks old and no longer have substance according to the team. Usually...

From what I hear Allen is just involved with the business end now and his future is up in the air. As far as Gapper, the Reds need to hit a few gappers instead of having one as a Mascot.

I think everyone pretty much agreed O'Brien had to go. The question is, who will they replace him with? If they don't make a good hire, what's the point? I have to admit, though, I like Castellini's style already. Better than the exercise in inertia Reds fans have experienced the past...

Maybe, Thump, but with some of that officiating I can see why TJ might think that. But that didn't cause the blocked field goal and other gaffes in the second half, that's true.

No more whiny than whiny ass Hines Ward crying about how his team was disrepected because of "Who Dey videos" (what that has to do with him or his team is beyond me) and people wiping their feet on a Terrible Towel. If you're upset about trash talking after the second game, you need to look at...

WRONG. Were there any torn knee ligaments in those cases? I thought not. Enjoy your rose colored Steelers glasses.

This is the second time this has happened to the Bengals. Anyone remember Tony Williams? His career was pretty much ended with this kind of cheap shot. Denver's offensive linemen have gotten away with this crap for years and the NFL turns a blind eye, just like they did that time. As long...

I must congratulate Bill Cowherd and Guido Von Oelhoffen myself. There only one reason you dive at the side of a quarterback's legs when there's no one around you. You see an opportunity and you go for it. Whether Cowherd ordered it or it was decided in the huddle, it goes back to the coach...

Which has also been proven in the long run. :D I have to go with this performance has my top one also.

They have needed one. Nice to see it might be Carter. For somebody with the rep Gardner had in the league, he dropped many a ball. I think Fox got tired of it. I said when Carter got drafted, the Panthers got a steal in the long run.

Good to see, he deserved it. Hopefully he gets that raise too.