Norris Hopper LF
Brandon Phillips 2b
Ken Griffey Jr. RF
Jeff Conine 1b
Adam Dunn DH
Edwin Encarnacion 3b
Alex Gonzalez SS
Josh Hamilton CF
David Ross C
Guess everyone has left since this one is such a laugher. Nice to see the Reds putting a hurting on someone else. I’d just like to see Griffey get in on the HR action.
Another error for our great defensive shortstop, this one on a grounder right at him. My son is a little league shortstop, and he could have made that play.
I don’t know what the deal is, but Gonzalez has sucked on defense this year.
Reds take the first of the JR series. Here’s hoping they saved some runs for Loshe tomorrow. Heading up from Portland to catch the game. Too bad i can’t hear Marty and the gang in the stands.
I was glad that Junior mentioned that he has missed Seattle and that he still checks the boxscore to see how the M’s did. I was not aware just how much Junior means to Seattle and how he, in reality, saved the franchise and was instrumental in the building of Safeco. I’ve been there twice and it rates with the best of the new parks. Having a beer and a hot dog at the upper deck concession stands and seeing Mt. Rainier in the distance is pretty tough to beat.
2009 stats: Sarasota 2-1 8 Games 8 Games Started 42.1 IP 4.89 ERA 1.44 WHIP
Carolina 3-2 6 Game 6 Game Started 36 2/3 IP 2.95 ERA 1.09 WHIP
Louisville 2-2 5 Game 5 Game Started 29 IP 2.48 ERA 1.21 WHIP
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It’s easy. It’s Fee-ear-ee-you-er-um-band.
Or something.
Reds:
Norris Hopper LF
Brandon Phillips 2b
Ken Griffey Jr. RF
Jeff Conine 1b
Adam Dunn DH
Edwin Encarnacion 3b
Alex Gonzalez SS
Josh Hamilton CF
David Ross C
Mariners:
Ichiro Suzuki CF
Adrian Beltre 3b
Raul Ibanez LF
Jose Guillen RF
Kenji Johjima c
Richie Sexson 1b
Jose Vidro DH
Yuniesky Betancourt SS
Willie Bloomquist 2b
Wow, the Griffey tribute was really touching. Amazing.
Griffey won’t go down as one of the greatest speakers of all time. Tough situation for anyone though.
OK. let’s see Griffey hit 4 HR’s tonight!
Wow…as a Cincinnatian, I kinda feel like the second wife at the family reunion…
4-0 nice start boys
Good start to this game!
1 and 2nd in the 2nd no out , DO NOT LET UP!
1 and 2nd in the 2nd no out , DO NOT LET UP!
Let’s see some stick, Dunner!
Aaron can just relax and pitch tonight, 2 easy innings so far
Ross with the blast! He sure has got his swing straighten out.
and now Phillips!
Feel free to follow suit, Griffey!
Guess everyone has left since this one is such a laugher. Nice to see the Reds putting a hurting on someone else. I’d just like to see Griffey get in on the HR action.
Another error for our great defensive shortstop, this one on a grounder right at him. My son is a little league shortstop, and he could have made that play.
I don’t know what the deal is, but Gonzalez has sucked on defense this year.
It seems to me that Gonzo doesn’t stay focused on those routine balls.
the Reds have 6 players with 10 or more HR
Ross is in the zone!!!
Ross is bustin out!!! 5 RBI’s ,15-1
Where has this been all season!?
The Mariners aren’t going to make a change, going to serve up the pitcher to eat some innings and just get beat on
Phillips goes yard
Phillips goes yard
BP in a zone!!!
Can we save some of these for Saturday and Sunday?
I think we should hire all Mariner pitchers to be BP pitchers for the Reds!
I hope Aaron pitches a completre game, cause I don’t want to see our Pen bust a 15 run lead
With the 3rd pitchers for the M’s, the first two pitchers have thrown 156 pitches
Jr is pressing another K
Gosiling comes on in the 9th. Starts with 5 straight balls. I think its out of reach, but you never know.
Bases now loaded. But ends on a double play.
Reds take the first of the JR series. Here’s hoping they saved some runs for Loshe tomorrow. Heading up from Portland to catch the game. Too bad i can’t hear Marty and the gang in the stands.
I was glad that Junior mentioned that he has missed Seattle and that he still checks the boxscore to see how the M’s did. I was not aware just how much Junior means to Seattle and how he, in reality, saved the franchise and was instrumental in the building of Safeco. I’ve been there twice and it rates with the best of the new parks. Having a beer and a hot dog at the upper deck concession stands and seeing Mt. Rainier in the distance is pretty tough to beat.