487B6766656D5B667D617A7D6C6067090 wrote: The Nats would be very tough to catch. They're way behind in run differential, -212 to -168.
Wow - the Pirates have actually caught the Nats, -209 to -206.
Pirates Getting Closer to the Race to the Bottom
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Pirates Getting Closer to the Race to the Bottom
093A2627242C1A273C203B3C2D2126480 wrote: The Nats would be very tough to catch. They're way behind in run differential, -212 to -168.
Wow - the Pirates have actually caught the Nats, -209 to -206.
Perhaps catching the Nationals is behind the decision to start VanMeter the past couple of games. It's good to have goals.
Wow - the Pirates have actually caught the Nats, -209 to -206.
Perhaps catching the Nationals is behind the decision to start VanMeter the past couple of games. It's good to have goals.
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WildwoodDave2
Pirates Getting Closer to the Race to the Bottom
6B3D2B3F302A3A313C2B193E34383035773A590 wrote: The competition for the #1 draft pick is narrowing, and the Pirates, unfortunately, are within striking distance, particularly if they continue to lose games at the rate that they have over the past 10 games (2 - 8).
The Reds have 46 wins.
The Pirates and Tigers have 45 wins.
Oakland trails with 43 wins.
And the Nationals have only 39 wins.
The Bucs, however, are entering a frightful part of their schedule. After 3 upcoming games with the Reds, they face the following:
Phillies
Brewers
Blue Jays
Mets
Cards
Reds
Mets
Yankees
Cubs
Cards (6 games to end the season)
All but the Reds and Cubs are in play-off contention, and the Reds and Cubs have been playing better as of late.
In short, the recent stretch of painful games may be just the start of a miserable end to the current season.
Yikes, that's a murderous schedule for our boys. And even though Joey Votto is out for the season, which one would think would make it easier for the Bucs to grab a few wins, forget it. As long as Jonathan India can strap it on, he'll single-handedly win nearly all of those remaining games for the Reds. He friggin' kills us.
7 of those teams are in the playoff hunt.
Don't forget your favorite,Brewer, Kolton Wong
The Reds have 46 wins.
The Pirates and Tigers have 45 wins.
Oakland trails with 43 wins.
And the Nationals have only 39 wins.
The Bucs, however, are entering a frightful part of their schedule. After 3 upcoming games with the Reds, they face the following:
Phillies
Brewers
Blue Jays
Mets
Cards
Reds
Mets
Yankees
Cubs
Cards (6 games to end the season)
All but the Reds and Cubs are in play-off contention, and the Reds and Cubs have been playing better as of late.
In short, the recent stretch of painful games may be just the start of a miserable end to the current season.
Yikes, that's a murderous schedule for our boys. And even though Joey Votto is out for the season, which one would think would make it easier for the Bucs to grab a few wins, forget it. As long as Jonathan India can strap it on, he'll single-handedly win nearly all of those remaining games for the Reds. He friggin' kills us.
7 of those teams are in the playoff hunt.
Don't forget your favorite,Brewer, Kolton Wong
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2drfischer@gmail.c
Pirates Getting Closer to the Race to the Bottom
546A6F67746C6C674762756631030 wrote: The competition for the #1 draft pick is narrowing, and the Pirates, unfortunately, are within striking distance, particularly if they continue to lose games at the rate that they have over the past 10 games (2 - 8).
The Reds have 46 wins.
The Pirates and Tigers have 45 wins.
Oakland trails with 43 wins.
And the Nationals have only 39 wins.
The Bucs, however, are entering a frightful part of their schedule. After 3 upcoming games with the Reds, they face the following:
Phillies
Brewers
Blue Jays
Mets
Cards
Reds
Mets
Yankees
Cubs
Cards (6 games to end the season)
All but the Reds and Cubs are in play-off contention, and the Reds and Cubs have been playing better as of late.
In short, the recent stretch of painful games may be just the start of a miserable end to the current season.
Yikes, that's a murderous schedule for our boys. And even though Joey Votto is out for the season, which one would think would make it easier for the Bucs to grab a few wins, forget it. As long as Jonathan India can strap it on, he'll single-handedly win nearly all of those remaining games for the Reds. He friggin' kills us.
7 of those teams are in the playoff hunt.
Don't forget your favorite,Brewer, Kolton Wong
I don’t give Wong a second thought until the Pirates play the Brewers. Then he’s all I think about because, I swear, he bats every inning.
The Reds have 46 wins.
The Pirates and Tigers have 45 wins.
Oakland trails with 43 wins.
And the Nationals have only 39 wins.
The Bucs, however, are entering a frightful part of their schedule. After 3 upcoming games with the Reds, they face the following:
Phillies
Brewers
Blue Jays
Mets
Cards
Reds
Mets
Yankees
Cubs
Cards (6 games to end the season)
All but the Reds and Cubs are in play-off contention, and the Reds and Cubs have been playing better as of late.
In short, the recent stretch of painful games may be just the start of a miserable end to the current season.
Yikes, that's a murderous schedule for our boys. And even though Joey Votto is out for the season, which one would think would make it easier for the Bucs to grab a few wins, forget it. As long as Jonathan India can strap it on, he'll single-handedly win nearly all of those remaining games for the Reds. He friggin' kills us.
7 of those teams are in the playoff hunt.
Don't forget your favorite,Brewer, Kolton Wong
I don’t give Wong a second thought until the Pirates play the Brewers. Then he’s all I think about because, I swear, he bats every inning.