@RedsDaily4 Surely that was the last out of the game right?!?…. Oh, no? Just the first out in the 6th. Yea that tracks for a supremely underachieving team.
@RedsDaily4 Just shows how hard it really is to gain in this league. And how good teams are that are 10/20/30 games over .500. Just sucks that they are always the team fighting at .500
@bryce_spalding I tend to agree, but it’s because he makes all those amazing plays that when he makes an error on something so routine, that people overreact.
@RedsDaily4 Did these teams not get the memo on how to get him out? The entire start of his season he didn’t even see a strike and got himself out over and over and over.
The reds have been hard to watch the last few years. So many fundamental issues. Getting thrown out at third for the third out, getting picked off, going to the plate with a runner in scoring position and watching 3 strikes. And that’s just tonight. It’s just bad baseball.
@RedsDaily4 Like this!
But of course Steer and Suarez come up and don’t even make contact. Suarez walking to the plate, watching 3 strikes, then walking back to the dugout is very much Reds.
@char_cliff@HeyGingersaurus Like clockwork, when the reds get runners on with no outs, guaranteed the next two guys are getting 2 unproductive outs. K’s, pop outs, double plays, you just know it’s happening. It’s gross to watch night in and night out.
@DegenerateTBone I thought if it went off the defensemen it wasn’t offside. I guess they would have to play it and not just a random deflection? Rough way to end it. What a range of emotions for all the fans there. Crazy ending
@F1RETHECANNON If there wasn’t a miscommunication, why was there a rejected trade offer? If he was always going to be here, why were calls being made for trades?