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09/04/2004 - Brewers (Hendrickson) vs. Reds (Hancock)

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09/04/2004 - Brewers (Hendrickson) vs. Reds (Hancock)

 

Krynzel with his first start... yipee!

 CINCINNATI MILWAUKEE AVG HR RBI AVG HR RBI Ryan Freel CF .273 2 25 Scott Podsednik CF .254 11 33 Juan Castro 3B .243 3 19 Dave Krynzel RF .000 0 0 Sean Casey 1B .332 21 83 Lyle Overbay 1B .313 14 77 Adam Dunn LF .269 40 83 Geoff Jenkins LF .259 20 74 D'Angelo Jimenez 2B .256 10 51 Keith Ginter 2B .250 12 40 Austin Kearns RF .231 4 17 Russell Branyan 3B .244 6 16 Felipe Lopez SS .250 5 20 Chad Moeller C .217 5 25 Javier Valentin C .218 5 16 Craig Counsell SS .237 2 20 Josh Hancock RHP .125 0 0 Ben Hendrickson RHP .111 0 0 (3-1, 4.98) (0-6, 7.66)

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I'll be watching, but I assume it's the Reds' feed. All it took was a righty and Krynzel is in there. My early take is that his stance looks totally different from when I criticized it in the Fall League. Now he has more bend at the waist. Before he used to look too upright, causing him to slap at the ball almost like David Hulse used to. Now it looks much more athletic, like Troy O'Leary or Griffey.
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Krynzel in RF while Podsednik's in CF bothers me quite a bit. If Krynzel and Pods are going to be in the same OF in 2004, Dave should be allowed to play his natural position, and the one he excels at. While Scotty's improved marginally on his CF defense, Ned shouldn't worry about hurting his feelings, and just play him in RF to see how versatile he is.
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Yay, Russell.
"Dustin Pedroia doesn't have the strength or bat speed to hit major-league pitching consistently, and he has no power......He probably has a future as a backup infielder if he can stop rolling over to third base and shortstop." Keith Law, 2006
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Li'l Ben reminds me a lot of Big Ben. With Sheets, the difference between him in the first half of 2004 and the rest of his career is the ability to throw the curve for a strike at any time. With Hendrickson, you can see the curve (just like Sheets the other 3+ seasons), but you can see that he's struggling to locate it.
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the offense is scoring like in the first month of the season, they just have to work on the months between the first and the last. We could still be over .500 with run support and Big Ben in the hunt for the Cy Young.

 

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