Results tagged ‘ John Fay ’
Cueto feeling good
News of Cincinnati Reds pitcher Johnny Cueto is spreading all over twitter right now that he is feeling better and ready to come back. I wanted to post these tweets on here so everyone can take a look for themselves. Getting Johnny Cueto back in the rotation healthy will really help this ball club out. Tony Cingrani has been pitching great in Cueto’s spot but having the Reds number one starter back will really boost this team.
My boys in St Louis tell me that Cueto threw 45 pitches off the mound today and felt good, threw everything #Reds
— Jim Day (@JimDayTV) April 29, 2013
Cueto feeling good after latest mound session bit.ly/13H1srA #reds
— Mark Sheldon (@m_sheldon) April 29, 2013
Cueto is going to talk with Bryan Price, but he thinks he’s ready for a minor league rehab outing @cincienquirer #reds
— John Fay (@johnfayman) April 29, 2013
Cueto threw 45 pitches off the mound. “Pretty good. Breaking balls. Everything. #reds @cincienquirer
— John Fay (@johnfayman) April 29, 2013
I don’t know what will happen with Leake, Cingrani when Cueto returns. Cingrani has obviously been better so far. #reds @cincienquirer
— John Fay (@johnfayman) April 29, 2013
Reds add more depth with signing Willie Harris
Cincinnati Reds signed Willie Harris to a minor league deal today and although many might not think much about this deal, I think it is another great job by Walt Jocketty. It is “No” risk, high rewards for the team. Harris can play all three outfield spots along with 2B and 3B. He also has played a few games at SS. [Source - Mark Sheldon] and [Source - John Fay]
Year Pos G GS Inn Ch PO A E DP Fld% RF/9
2011 OF 44 32 294.2 63 63 0 0 0 1.000 1.92
2011 LF 33 26 241.1 48 48 0 0 0 1.000 1.79
2011 2B 10 7 66.1 32 10 22 0 2 1.000 4.34
2011 3B 7 5 48.0 16 4 11 1 0 .938 2.81
2011 CF 7 3 31.0 9 9 0 0 0 1.000 2.61
2011 RF 6 3 22.1 6 6 0 0 0 1.000 2.42
2011 DH 2 2
OF 566 361 3499.1 943 915 16 12 4 .987 2.39
LF 307 189 1834.2 430 415 9 6 3 .986 2.08
CF 237 145 1412.0 446 434 7 5 1 .989 2.81
2B 218 174 1553.0 900 381 507 12 110 .987 5.15
RF 51 27 252.2 66 65 0 1 0 .985 2.32
3B 33 14 155.0 50 9 37 4 2 .920 2.67
SS 8 3 38.0 15 4 11 0 2 1.000 3.55
TOT 825 552 5245.1 1908 1309 571 28 118 .985 3.23
Lg Pos G GS Inn Ch PO A E DP Fld% RF/9
Provided by Baseball-Reference.com: View Original Table
Generated 1/23/2012.
A great way to start off the day
Cincinnati Reds Assistant Director of Media Relations Jamie Ramsey from Better Off Red writes a special guest post for The Morning Line, 1/13 (Better Off Red edition).
If you have not had a chance to read it yet, I seriously recommend it. Jamie Ramsey of course is the inside man for all Reds fans to follow along with such greats like John Fay and Mark Sheldon. No real Reds fan can go on cheering without following these guys for the inside scoop on the team. @Jamieblog, @johnfayman and @m_sheldon.
Better Off Red made my day!
I got my Better Off Red t-shirt today and I just have to show it off. As a Reds fan I have found Jamie Ramsey to be the man to follow when I want to know what is happening with the team and staff. Mark Sheldon and John Fay are two others I follow and I respect them just as much as I do Jamie Ramsey when it comes to the Reds. So when Jamie Ramsey sent me an email asking for my address so he could send me a shirt I was blown away. I am still shocked to tell you the truth. It is a huge honor to have this and the best part of all is that he signed it for me! Now, before any rumors start, NO! this shirt and autograph are not for sale, nor will they ever be.

Better Off Red
Thank you Jamie Ramsey. — Keep up the great work that you do.
Options at LF all depend on Cordero signing
John Fay reports that Cody Ross, Rick Ankiel, Ryan Ludwick and Kosuke Fukudome are some of the guys being looked at by Cincinnati Reds to help play LF in 2012. Of course this all depends with what happens with free agent closer Francisco Cordero. If he re-signs with the Reds they will have less money to go after position players and if he does not re-sign they will have more money to play with in order to get the players they need. A lot of fans are hoping it is Cody Ross. I for one would rather have one of the other three players due to the fact that they have played more in the National League Central Division. [Source]
I wanted to take a look and see how well these guys have done in Great American Ball Park before giving a guess at which one Walt Jocketty and the Reds front office will go for. Of course, money is always an issue when it comes to who they will get but I am not going to look to far into that right now and give each player a chance. I also wanted to see how well each player has done in other National League Central Division ball parks.
Cody Ross – At Great American Ball Park Ross has played 16 games, going 6 for 41 (.146 BA) with 2 home runs.
Split G AB H HR BA OBP SLG OPS BAbip
CHC-Wrigley Fld 19 67 16 4 .239 .311 .463 .773 .273
CIN-GreatAmer BP 16 41 6 2 .146 .255 .293 .548 .154
HOU-MinuteMaidPk 14 45 10 0 .222 .271 .267 .537 .303
MIL-Miller Pk 9 24 3 1 .125 .154 .292 .446 .118
PIT-PNC Pk 14 51 12 2 .235 .264 .471 .735 .238
STL-Busch Stad 3 16 57 18 2 .316 .361 .474 .834 .421
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Generated 1/5/2012.
Rick Ankiel - Ankiel at Great American Ball Park is similar to Ross. He has played 16 games there, getting 10 hits with 59 at bats with 3 home runs.
Split G AB H HR BA OBP SLG OPS BAbip
CHC-Wrigley Fld 19 56 10 1 .179 .233 .339 .573 .243
CIN-GreatAmer BP 16 59 10 3 .169 .265 .339 .604 .171
HOU-MinuteMaidPk 21 60 18 1 .300 .364 .433 .797 .395
MIL-Miller Pk 19 57 11 1 .193 .281 .246 .527 .263
PIT-PNC Pk 17 47 13 3 .277 .346 .511 .857 .345
STL-Busch Stad 3 150 489 127 24 .260 .324 .472 .797 .286
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Generated 1/5/2012.
Ryan Ludwick - Ludwick has seen more games at Great American Ball Park. In 30 games he has 29 hits in 105 at bats with 9 home runs.
Split G AB H HR BA OBP SLG OPS BAbip
CHC-Wrigley Fld 32 109 38 7 .349 .408 .633 1.041 .397
CIN-GreatAmer BP 30 105 29 9 .276 .321 .600 .921 .274
HOU-MinuteMaidPk 24 84 21 2 .250 .289 .393 .682 .373
MIL-Miller Pk 31 117 27 4 .231 .318 .385 .703 .295
PIT-PNC Pk 52 171 43 6 .251 .326 .433 .759 .306
STL-Busch Stad 3 242 768 223 34 .290 .366 .505 .871 .331
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Generated 1/5/2012.
Kosuke Fukudome - Fukudome has had some success in Great American Ball Park also. In 24 games he has gone 21 for 83 with 4 home runs.
Split G AB H HR BA OBP SLG OPS BAbip
CHC-Wrigley Fld 264 809 226 17 .279 .388 .415 .803 .326
CIN-GreatAmer BP 24 83 21 4 .253 .340 .470 .810 .274
HOU-MinuteMaidPk 17 59 14 1 .237 .338 .356 .694 .265
MIL-Miller Pk 26 92 31 5 .337 .413 .652 1.066 .361
PIT-PNC Pk 19 74 20 1 .270 .382 .392 .774 .306
STL-Busch Stad 3 26 90 20 2 .222 .317 .356 .673 .250
Provided by Baseball-Reference.com: View Original Table
Generated 1/5/2012.

