Reds month of June game thread

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(06-11-2019, 07:47 AM)Forever Spinning Vinyl Wrote: Circleville Guy made this post in the "1/4 of the season is already over' thread. I added the current average of these players after his listing of their averages from 22 games ago. I'll do it again at the halfway mark

Adding in that Schebler batted .123 and was replaced by Senzel but Kemp's .200 average was replaced by Ervin (.250) and VanMeter (.226).

Tanner Roark is batting .211. I HATE watching the pitcher bat 8th, however . . . I'd love to see Roark batting 7th next start with Barnhart 8th and Puig 9th. That will probably light a fire under Puig's ass unlike anything else so far.

I still call bullshit on the "hamstring strain" for Votto. I think Bell benched him for dropping the double play ball against Pittsburgh. I really, REALLY hate forcing myself to say this but David Bell has seemed a lot less stupid than he did a few weeks ago. 

Other "Off Day" stats to ponder
Suarez is the only Red to play in all 64 games
60 games for Iglesias, Dietrich and Peraza
Puig has played in 59 games
Votto and Winker 58
Barnhart 52
Farmer 46
Lorenzen 41(28 as a pitcher)
Casali 39
Senzel 33
VanMeter 23

RBI
41 Suarez
37 Dietrich
33 Puig
22 Iglesias
18 Barnhart
18 Winker
16 Casali
16 Farmer
15 Peraza
14 Votto
13 Senzel

Home runs given up by Reds pitchers
0 Reed in 6.1 innings . . . Reed - 3 games, 6 hits, 1 BB, 7 K's, only Reds pitcher to not give up a home run in 2019.
1 Sims in 7.1 innings . . . One Hell of a spot start right when they needed it.
1 Bowman in 7.2 innings
2 Stephenson in 25 innings . . . Was it a mirage that's fading or has he actually turned it around?
2 Garrett in 27.2 innings
2 Hernandez in 28 innings
3 Duke in 17 innings . . . 5.82 is the team's worst ERA but down after a terrible start. After the last few seasons, I'll take 5.82.
3 Hughes in 28.2 innings
4 Peralta in 22 innings
4 Iglesias in 29 innings
4 Lorenzen in 33.2 innings
4 Gray in 66.2 innings
5 Roark in 67.1 innings . . . This dude is a pitcher. Flat out. Like Chris Welsh said "I love watching Roark battle hitters".
6 Castillo in 75.2 innings
12 Mahle in 66.1 innings . . . He has lots of great starts ruined by 2 or 3 pitches, usually grouped near the 90 pitch mark.
14 DeSclafani in 59.1 innings . . . I love Disco, he was kind of the "ace" for a couple of years and he always gave up homers, but something isn't right with him. If Wood can come back, does Disco go to the bullpen or do they hide him on the DL and put him down in the minors in rehab status?

Records of all starting pitchers
6-1 Castillo (13 starts) . . . Castillo's only loss is 1-0 to the Brewer's Peralta, who has been demoted to the bullpen.
4-5 Roark (13) . . . Reds run support in all 5 Roark losses - 1, 1, 3, 2(Roark with 2 RBI), 1. Total of 8 in 5 losses.
2-5 Gray (13) . . . Reds run support in all 5 Gray losses - 0, 0, 2, 2, 1. Total of 5 in 5 losses
2-6 Mahle (12) . . . Reds run support in all 6 Mahle losses - 1, 3, 3, 0, 0, 2. Total of 9 in 6 losses
2-3 DeSclafani (12) . . . Reds run support in all 3 DeSclafani losses - 5, 0, 2. Total of 7 in 3 losses
1-0 Sims (1)
17-20 record by the starters.

27 runs scored by the Reds in the 20 losses by the Reds starters.
68 runs scored by the Reds in the 15 losses by the Reds bullpen. 20 of those runs were in 2 games.
12-11 in 11 innings to the Giants after leading 8-0(Zach Duke was the only Reds pitcher to not give up a run that day)
11-9 to the Brewers.

Sorry. I was bored and have good weed.

Nice breakdown thanks for posting