Tying shoes, sore outfielders, and searching for starters

Baseball Prospectus has three items about the Reds today… 1. Discusses injuries to Ryan Hanigan and Chris Dickerson. BP says if you watch the video of Dickerson’s injury, to note that his shoes are not tied tightly. I’m squeamish to such things and haven’t watched it…what do you think. BP says that UCLA great coach John Wooden “used to start each season’s practice with a lesson in tying shoes.” BP also suggests that more players should probably get their ankles taped…not suggesting that Dickerson doesn’t, just offering advice. BP says Reds are playing it smart, though carefully, with Hanigan after recent Scott Rolen concussion. 2. BP says that Todd Frazier is looking good ot this point in AAA having reached base six times in three games, with all three of his hits being for extra bases. He’s played 2B twice and LF once. 3. On the BP pay side, there’s a long article about the Reds recent transactions. S...