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  1. Rob
    Same here. Beyond Price and Weiters, everybody has too much risk for me...
  2. Rob
    Cedeno has shown fine range. It's the routine plays he's struggled with more than anything, and that too can be rectified with regular playing time. Cedeno has shown more pop in his bat. I can't really define the managing style of Tracy in LA, but we know that Dusty preached aggressiveness, which in my opinion, stunted Cedeno's development at the plate. This may be the case with Izturis as well, but the only year he had more than 40 walks was when he was leading off for the Dodgers in 2004. I agree with you about Cedeno. Dusty/Clines really had him struggling. some of that might have been Ronny's work ethic and some of that might have been the coaching philosophy/coaching work ethic. Cedeno is a much better player than he was last season. I think he'd do well under Lou's staff, which seems to stress repetition and hard work. That's all Ronny needs to become consistent. Looking at Izturis's trends, he's improving fairly steadily in terms of plate discipline. http://www.fangraphs.com/graphs.aspx?playerid=656&position=3BSS&page=3&type=full http://www.fangraphs.com/graphs.aspx?playerid=656&position=3BSS&page=5&type=full That first graph showing BB% looks like the last three years have been a plateau. He may be cutting strikeouts, but that's pretty irrelevant.
  3. Rob
    Does the trainer count as part of the coaching staff? If not, I'm pretty happy with the early returns.
  4. Rob
    But the only people we have that can play 2nd right now are DeRosa, Izturis, Cedeno, Theriot, and EPatt. What if they get injured?
  5. Rob
    Thanks for doing it. I'd do it longer if the sleep deprivation weren't about to kill me on its own... but the midterms I had today fried my brain badly enough that trying to figure out who their randoms are is just beyond me at the moment. At any rate, I enjoyed it for a while. Hope it helped.
  6. Rob
    Alright, I'm not even gonna try to keep track of their random guys now. If somebody wants to do play-by-play, feel free. I'm done.
  7. Rob
    Kouzmanoff goes opposite field for a HR on an 0-2 count.
  8. Rob
    Marmol K's Adrian Gonzalez.
  9. Rob
    Marmol in to pitch. Cameron: Fouled straight back (0-1) Watches a strike outside (0-2) Strike three swinging.
  10. Rob
    That was EPatt Ahhh, damn. I've only been up 32 hours straight. Cut me some slack.
  11. Rob
    Cameron catches it in CF. Pads 2 - Cubs 8 Oldstyle, am I ahead or behind? Cause I'm watching it on comcast.
  12. Rob
    This is what I'm going to love this year...even on outs our guys are seeing pitches...Fonzi saw 10 pitches there in that at bat...it was a great at bat no matter what the outcome...I remember entire series where JP didn't see 10 pitches. I guess this is the year we find out how many stories Bob really has, eh?
  13. Rob
    Jones: Lines into opposite field for a single.
  14. Rob
    Aramis: Watches a strike low in the zone (0-1) Popped foul (0-2) Ball high (1-2) ARAMABOMB!!!
  15. Rob
    Chris Walker in to pinch-run. Lee: Ball outside (1-0) Lee rips a ball foul (1-1) Walker at 2nd somehow... Ball outside (2-1) Ball inside (3-1) Flies out to Cameron in deep CF. Walker to 3rd.
  16. Rob
    Izturis: Watches a strike outside (0-1) Grounder up the middle grabbed by Stansberry, beats it out for an infield hit.
  17. Rob
    Soriano: Watches a strike (0-1) Foul tip (0-2) Ball low and away (1-2) Foul liner to left (1-2) Foul (1-2) Fouled straight back (1-2) Ball low and away (1-2) Ball inside (2-2) God I hate Plesac Pulled foul on the ground (2-2) Popped out to SS. 1 down. Baxter in RF, Ciriaco at SS, Stansberry at 2B.
  18. Rob
    Todd Walker flies out weakly to CF. Bot 5, Pads 2 - Cubs 6 Eyre had no control all inning.
  19. Rob
    Sledge: Ball inside (1-0) Ball high and inside (2-0) Ball low (3-0) Strike taking all the way (3-1) Strike (3-2) Strike 3 swinging 2 down, Manny Alexander on 2nd.
  20. Rob
    Venable: Watches a strike inside (0-1) Swinging strike (0-2) Soft grounder to second. Thrown out at first. Runner scores, moves to 2nd. One out.
  21. Rob
    Manny Alexander: Ball (1-0) Swinging strike (1-1) Ball low and outside (2-1) Ball outside (3-1) Liner into right drops in. Runners on the corners, nobody out. Marmol already up in the pen.
  22. Rob
    Scott Eyre in to pitch. Buck Coats to right. Hoffpauir to left. Jones out. LaForest: Strike outside, looking (0-1) Strike outside, swinging (0-2) Ball outside (1-2) Flared down the left field line for a double.
  23. Rob
    Hoffpauir PH: Ball low and inside (1-0) Outside pitch fouled away (1-1) Ball low and outside (2-1) Outside pitch fouled away (2-2) Outside pitch fouled away (2-2) High popout behind first base. End 4th Padres 1 - Cubs 6
  24. Rob
    Tomas Perez: Swinging strike (0-1) Swinging strike (0-2) - Ball squeeks out, no advancement. Aramis nearly nailed going back to third. Dan Plesac is a millionaire. How's that for a just God? Foul (0-2) Popped out to Walker at 2nd. 2 down.
  25. Rob
    Will Venable in for McAnulty in LF on the double switch.
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