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On ‎9‎/‎23‎/‎2018 at 10:04 AM, rico said:

I was checking out the Reds site that I visit.  And found something priceless for us Cincy fans that have been suffering.  I give credit to the poster who goes by the handle of membengal..........

 

Hello darkness my old friend 
I’ve come to talk with you again 
Another 90+ loss season is here 
And the lack of plans remains quite clear
And the memories, of an ownership that cares, fade away
Within the sound of silence.

In restless dreams I walked to the fray
at 100 Joe Nuxhall Way
Neath the halo of the Reds’ hall of fame lamps 
I turned my collar to the cold and damp,
When my eyes were stabbed by the flash of another opposing home run,
that yet again marred the fun
and touched the sound of silence.

And in the naked light I saw
2000 people give or take 
People sitting without cheering
People flinching to “golly day” bleating 
People voicing concerns that ownership thinks not fair
And John Fay dared not 
disturb the sound of silence.

Fools, said I, you do not know,
Silence like a cancer grows.
The incompetence should teach you
The losing should reach you
But the losses, like silent raindrops fell, 
and echoed in the wells of silence.

And the people bowed and prayed,
to the memories in the Reds’ hall of fame 
And the memories flashed out this warning,
And the words the memories were forming,
Said the way forward lies in a front office overhaul
Or the Reds will continue to cast a pall
In the sounds of silence.

I use to go to the message board on Reds.com but I can't find away to get on that message board any longer

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6 hours ago, Proud2BAHoosier said:

Yankees tie the Mariners HR record with a chance to break it with 2 games with the Sawks......

 

Update: Yanks did indeed break the Mariners record for HRs when Gleyber Torres connected on a 2 run shot at Fenway......

If only the guys in pinstripes could have won more games against the bottom dwellers (sigh)

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8 hours ago, rico said:

Not only is the NL play-off picture coming down to the wire......the NL MVP voting very well might be the closest in history.

I think it's between Yelich and Baez.  Yelich will win batting title and Baez RBI title.  I think Yelich's batting #'s are slightly better than Baez'.  Baez is the better fielder at his position than Yelich at his.   I think the team that wins the NL Central will determine who wins.

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13 hours ago, slojoe said:

I think it's between Yelich and Baez.  Yelich will win batting title and Baez RBI title.  I think Yelich's batting #'s are slightly better than Baez'.  Baez is the better fielder at his position than Yelich at his.   I think the team that wins the NL Central will determine who wins.

I will give you those two, but you left out Arenado?

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