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Dunn and Dunner:
Predictions for today
- Darnell McDonald 4-4 with 1 homer and 5 stolen bases
- Aaron Harang 9 IP with 30 strike outs
- Edwin Encarnacion 1-5 on throws to 1st base
- Alex Gonzalez doesn't die today
- The temperature will reach 95
- I get to second base more times today than Jay Bruce
Go Reds Who Dey
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Here is part one of our staff predictions for the 2009 season. Let us know what yours are!
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Rob - Pamela Anderson…. oh, wait, that’s a different kind of big bust. I’ll go with Manny Ramirez
Sach - Aaron Harang, Cincinnati Reds
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Via Baseball Mastermind
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February 27, 2008
A lot of good stuff to get through boring Wednesday:
1) Baseball America publishes its Top-100 Prospects List. This is the list of all lists.
2) Jay Bruce, John Lackey get punked in Spring Training pranks.
3) The Tampa Bay Rays are exploring signing Barry Bonds.
Via Mop Up Duty
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August 10, 2007
With the call up of Justin Upton, it is widely regarded that the best positional prospect left in the minors (pitching would be Clayton Kershaw) is Detroit's Cameron Maybin. Jay Bruce may have the edge in power but Maybin has speed and defense on his side. Here is a little bit about the Tigers' outfielder of the future, Cameron Maybin.
Via redlegnation.com
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January 25, 2008
From Jayson Stark of ESPN:
The Reds are so convinced that minor league player of the year Jay Bruce could be ready for the big leagues by June, they’re actively marketing outfielders to clear space. Don’t figure on Junior Griffey or Adam Dunn changing zip codes. But the Reds are aggressiv...
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