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My bad…Fowler on the paths there and not O’Neill…..well, even Wade Boggs swung and missed every now and then.
Descalfani hits the showers with one out and Birds straddling both 1st & 2nd bases. Enter one, Michael Clifton Lorenzen.
Bases loaded again for Miller. Lorenzen came in to try to put out the fire. The Cards could really use a base hit here…
Grounder plates a Cardinal run here in the 5th. 2-0 Birds with two out and runners on the corners. Let’s stay with the action shall we? Miller to 2nd on catcher’s indifference. “Tip” O’Neill pops out to Moose at 2nd to retire the side. Our boys are playing with fire here this evening as we had our chances to put some decent distance between us and the Redlegs, and thus far could not do it. But, I would still rather be where are Cards are situated here this evening vs Cincy.
Is there an infielder’s stat for how much time their throw to 1st beats the runners by? If so, Carp’s in last place. The guy is playing havoc with my blood pressure.
What a little league play. Bader whiffs on the catch, then Edman misses the throw in and then throws it past 3rd. Luckily the run didn’t score on that mess.
Bader got a two-base error on the missed catch and another on the throw. Had Edman’s sidearm whatever-it-was gone into the dugout or camera well, it would have been the third error on the same play.
After a walk and a HBP, the bases are now loaded. With the way the Cards have done things, the Reds will take full advantage of this opportunity.
Oh oh….bases teeming with Redlegs here in the Cincinnati 6th on the hit batsman and that will put the finishing touch on Mr. Cabrera’s short stint here tonight.
Webb yields the grand salami to Davidson and just like that the Reds have turned the table on us to the tune of a 4-2 advantage.
well i dont know how bader got two errors. yea that was a bad goof on catching the ball but just as he should have caught the ball, edmon should have caught the throw in. it went right in his mitt and out.
Cabrera has to be better than than that. He was locked in and yea the ball should have been caught but you cant let that shake you up which it totally did.
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