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redlegnation.com - 8/15/2009
Worst Offense in Reds History?
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My favorite sort of question was posed in last night’s game thread : “What is the worst offense in Reds history? Is the 2009 team coming close?” Let’s take a look. First, since 1980 the current seasons looks to be the worst. The only season close is 1982. Here are RC/G compared ...
Alex Gonzalez Headed Back To Boston Red Sox
mvn.com - 8/14/2009
Alex Gonzalez Headed Back To Boston Red Sox
— mvn.com — According to sources , the Boston Red Sox acquired shortstop Alex Gonzalez on waivers from the Cincinnati... Reds for an unnamed player on Friday afternoon. The Red Sox are clearly looking to upgrade their infield defense with this move. Gonzalez is a slick fielder who should provide ... (more) Alex Gonzalez Headed Back To Boston Red Sox

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Reds Stuck With Harang
mysportsrumors.com - 8/14/2009
Reds Stuck With Harang
— mysportsrumors.com — With each day that passes it looks like the Cincinnati Reds will be stuck with pitcher Aaron... Harang. The starter cleared waivers and can now be traded to any team in the league, but they’re receiving no interest. Not too surprising. Harang’s line for the year is 6-13 (league ... (more) Reds Stuck With Harang

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Nats answer back with shutout of their own
thenatsblog.com - 8/15/2009
Nats answer back with shutout of their own
— thenatsblog.com — While Garret Mock wasn’t perfect Friday night against the Reds, he was damn good. The rookie righty... pitched six strong innings against Cincinnati, leading the charge that led to the eventual team shutout. Mock allowed only six hits and struck out six Reds batters. He also let up an ... (more) Nats answer back with shutout of their own

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Red Reporter:  Should the Reds Consider Moving Zach Cozart Along Faster?

Basement Dwellers:  Offense and Defense Over Reds History

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Should the Reds Consider Moving Zach Cozart Along Faster?
Red Reporter — ... Then again, the 70s Reds also had plenty of bats at other positions, so they could sacrifice offense at shortstop.  The 2009 Reds - close to the worst offense in Reds history - don't lead us to believe that they could take on a no hit shortstop and succeed.  The ideal situation is still to acquire someone like ...

Offense and Defense Over Reds History
Basement Dwellers — Mike has a nice post today that tries to rank this year's Reds offense for futility compared to other best-bad offenses in franchise history. ...

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