dave;876823 wrote:That's what you usually get with this great Reds staff. Get used to watching it for the next few days.
Even if he catches it, it's still a run scoring play.mhs95_06;876834 wrote:Sappelt with a likely 3-run giving misplay!
SportsAndLady;876838 wrote:Even if he catches it, it's still a run scoring play.
Great last two 3 ball curveballs to K Victorino makes it only a 1 run misplay, but with quite a few extra pitches caused.mhs95_06;876834 wrote:Sappelt with a likely 3-run giving misplay!
It was a great pitch but this slapdick of a ump already had his mind up he was going to ring of Shane no matter where the pitch was.dave;876840 wrote:wow that was a filthy back door hook. Hanigan did an amazing job framing it.
dave;876847 wrote:Would have been a sac fly
I would bet my house they would have sent him. Sappelt is untested and the pitcher was coming up with 2 outs. It would have taken a near perfect throw, Mayberry isn't slow.Tiger2003;876855 wrote:Not if he got a good jump on the ball he would have caught it running in. The Phillies would not have sent him.
Ironman92;876864 wrote:Ridiculous non-error call on Phillips. Kelch said it on the radio and Boone said it on ESPN telecast....that is an error everytime....this is the big leagues...the ball into the web of the glove.....to me it gives him another non-error....but weakens how great he is. The Reds scorekeeper is a joke.....as for his triple....they always call it that way, I don't agree....but whatever. Hamels should be perfect.
dave;876866 wrote:I would bet my house they would have sent him. Sappelt is untested and the pitcher was coming up with 2 outs. It would have taken a near perfect throw, Mayberry isn't slow.
Sources suggest there has been some difference of opinion over playing time between Reds GM Walt Jocketty and manager Dusty Baker, who has a year to go on his contract. The Reds are over .500 for the first time since early July, but it is curious how much playing time veterans Miguel Cairo and Freddie Lewis are getting in a lost season. Rival execs say they also would have traded Ramon Hernandez before the July 31 trade deadline and employed Devin Mesoraco as catcher. Hernandez was claimed on waivers by a competitor and pulled back by the Reds. He would have helped the Giants, among others.
lol no team is going to pass up a chance to get their first run in a 1-0 game so they can let their pitcher who is hitting .140 bat. at least not a team in first place. maybe the cubs would.Tiger2003;876869 wrote:I promise you the Phillies don't send him. Bet your house you would lose it.
If he starts in right away off the bat and catches it on the run, it would be close I agree.Tiger2003;876841 wrote:Probably not. If he catches it on the run the Phillies don't sent Mayberry.