Game #50 Reds ( Wood 3-3 ) at Phillies ( Halladay 6-3)

• karen lotz

  

  wildcats20;780695 wrote:Ya'll done pissed Dad off.

  
  That sounds more like something my grandpa would say.
• SportsAndLady

  

  Tiger2003;780696 wrote:Hey dumbass you do the same thing about fucking Kansas. No I post on the Phillies page as well.

  
  So much anger and hate on those eyes....go get a BJ or somethin
• stroups

  

  Checking in..... hell yeah votto
• karen lotz

  

  Suck on that Tiger.
• karen lotz

  

  Oh wait, you are probably not watching the Reds broadcast.
• Tiger2003

  

  karen lotz;780717 wrote:Oh wait, you are probably not watching the Reds broadcast.

  
  Correct why would I listen to there minor league broadcast.
• se-alum

  

  The ump is definitely giving Halladay that pitch outside off the plate.
• wildcats20

  

  Tiger2003;780719 wrote:Correct why would I listen to there minor league broadcast.

  
  Cool.
• stroups

  

  Tiger2003;780719 wrote:Correct why would I listen to there minor league broadcast.

  
  We know you only follow the best
• wildcats20

  

  Thinking the Reds caught a break on that one, looked fair to me.
• SportsAndLady

  

  Tiger2003;780719 wrote:Correct why would I listen to there minor league broadcast.

  
  You should have listened a bit more to your minor league high school teacher when he/she was talking about grammar
• Terry_Tate

  

  Just saw the Reds are losing, so I won't be posting unless they take the lead.
  
  
• wildcats20

  

  Joey Votto is good.
  
  Just sayin'
• se-alum

  

  Well, the Reds should get to the Phillies bullpen. Halladay at 80 pitches thru 5.
• se-alum

  

  Apparently as long as Halladay is in the same zipcode as the plate, it's a strike. It's a phenomenon known as the Maddux Effect.
• wildcats20

  

  Howard wasn't on the base on that throw. He pulled his foot before he had the ball.
• karen lotz

  

  se-alum;780770 wrote:Apparently as long as Halladay is in the same zipcode as the plate, it's a strike. It's a phenomenon known as the Maddux Effect.

  
  
  Nah, I think you are referring to the Glavine Effect. Maddux usually had good enough movement that hitters would give up on pitches that would actually catch the corner of the plate.
• wildcats20

  

  Halladay was struck out early on a pitch was borderline. Ever since then, he is getting EVERY pitch that is within 3 inches of the black.
• mhs95_06

  Stubbs butchered that drive into a triple!
• se-alum

  

  Lol @ Stubbs, I still contend that he is better suited for left field.
• wildcats20

  

  se-alum;780783 wrote:Lol @ Stubbs, I still contend that he is better suited for left field.

  
  His range is limitless in center though. And until someone better than him arrives, he will be the CF until he sucks.
• Tiger2003

  

  That kills not getting that runner in from 3rd with no outs.
• se-alum

  

  wildcats20;780784 wrote:His range is limitless in center though. And until someone better than him arrives, he will be the CF until he sucks.

  Heisey is a better fielder, just not good enough with the bat, and doesn't have the potential Stubbs does. We see too many misplays from Stubbs, especially on those balls close to the wall.
• mhs95_06

  But the Reds get out of it without giving up a run. Can that momentum shift turn into some runs?
• justincredible

  

  se-alum;780793 wrote:Heisey is a better fielder, just not good enough with the bat, and doesn't have the potential Stubbs does. We see too many misplays from Stubbs, especially on those balls close to the wall.

  
  I take it you missed Heisey's misplay the other day? He's no better than Stubbs.