pathetic
The Reds have scored nine runs during their 5-game losing streak, and you'd like to think they could blame their lack of offense in part on tough pitchers they've faced. Not exactly. Aside from Aaron Cook, who's having a nice year, here's who's shut them down ...
Jorge De La Rosa - entered 4-5, 6.50+ ERA - allowed one run on two hits through 6 2/3
Ubaldo Jimenez - entered 6-9 - held Reds scoreless through 6 innings
Roy Oswalt - entered 7-8, 4.50+ ERA - good enough, allowing four runs in 5 innings before Astros' bullpen allowed just one hit the rest of the way (and since Oswalt's 20-1 against us in his career, why should we think we could beat him even when he's having a subpar year, right?)
Former Red Brian Moehler - was one out away from his first complete game since 2000 (and probably should've gotten it ... Cecil Cooper panicked and yanked him)
Jorge De La Rosa - entered 4-5, 6.50+ ERA - allowed one run on two hits through 6 2/3
Ubaldo Jimenez - entered 6-9 - held Reds scoreless through 6 innings
Roy Oswalt - entered 7-8, 4.50+ ERA - good enough, allowing four runs in 5 innings before Astros' bullpen allowed just one hit the rest of the way (and since Oswalt's 20-1 against us in his career, why should we think we could beat him even when he's having a subpar year, right?)
Former Red Brian Moehler - was one out away from his first complete game since 2000 (and probably should've gotten it ... Cecil Cooper panicked and yanked him)
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It is over. It was over in April, but its truly over now. Maybe the year-end video will be called STRIKING DISTANCE: THE QUEST FOR .500 GLORY – I want to smack some sense into this team.
the lack of offense this team is producing is pathetic. man i'm sooo disappointed. i was hoping they'd come out of the break and tear it up. i'm a fool.
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