HENRY RODRIGUEZ RUMORS
DMV: Nats Win Despite H-Rod Struggles
Nats hang on after H-Rod tries to give away great game from Gio. [WaPo]
Last night may have been the end of Henry Rodriguez as closer. [CSNW]
Somebody may have thrown something at Bryce Harper in Philly. [Bog]
O’s drop game to BoSox after bullpen gives up late homer. [Balt. Sun]
More hubbub about yelling “O” during the National Anthem. [BLS]
Shanny gets laid out...
Via Mr. Irrelevant
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9 days ago
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9 days ago
Discuss
Nats' Johnson sticking with Rodriguez as closer
Washington Nationals manager Davey Johnson says Henry Rodriguez remains the team's closer - and Johnson doesn't want to be asked about it anymore.
Speaking before Monday's game against the San Diego Padres, Johnson says: ''Is he my closer? Yes, he's my closer. I have all the confidence in the world.''
On Sunday, in Washington's 9-6 loss to the...
Via AP on Fox
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17 days ago
SMH-ROD...
(Henry Rodriguez admires his work in the 9th. Screengrab via MASN/TV.)
...or, OMFGH-ROD.
"This one hurts...tough loss." (Davey Johnson, via postgame interview, 5/13/2012)
Reds 9, Nationals 6: Henry Rodriguez. One day he's MPH-Rod, the next, he's SMH-Rod. 2 walks in the 9th, Joey Votto walk-off grand slam, etc.
This just in: Joey Votto...
Via Nationals Enquirer
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18 days ago
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18 days ago
Tuesday news and notes
Here is how the prospects performed in the game against the Indians on Monday afternoon:
Henry Rodriguez went 1-2 with an RBI.
Didi Gregorius went 1-1 with a double.
Kristopher Negron went 1-2 with a run.
Todd Frazier went 1-2 with 2 runs.
Devin Mesoraco went 0-2.
Josh Judy allowed 2 runs in 1 inning with a strikeout.
The game was on FSN Ohio and was the only game that they will...
Via Reds Minor Leagues
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March 06, 2012
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March 06, 2012
Yes, The Reds Still Have Prospects
They’re going all-in, trading away the farm, and emptying out their farm system, but baseball scouts and analysts are still finding good Reds minor league prospects to compile various top prospect lists.
The latest list I saw earlier this week came from Baseball Prospectus. They characterize the Reds system “in 20 words or less: Considering the trades made for a 2012...
Via Redleg Nation
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January 20, 2012
Reds protect six guys
In the continuing effort to catch the heck up on what’s been going on with the team, I’ve copied and pasted the lead from a recent story on Reds.com:
CINCINNATI — Prior to Friday’s deadline to protect players from the Rule 5 Draft, the Reds added six to their 40-man roster.
Added were infielders Neftali Soto, Didi Gregorius, Donald Lutz and Henry Rodriguez...
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November 20, 2011
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November 20, 2011
Reds make some additions to the 40-man roster
Cincinnati added six players to the 40-man roster:
Prior to Friday’s deadline to protect players from the Rule 5 Draft, the Reds added six to their 40-man roster.
Added were infielders Neftali Soto, Didi Gregorius, Donald Lutz and Henry Rodriguez and right-handed pitchers Kyle Lotzkar and Pedro Villarreal.
Cincinnati’s 40-man roster is now full.
I didn’t expect...
Via Redleg Nation
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November 18, 2011
Cincinnati Reds add six to the 40-man roster
Here is the list of guys that the Reds have added to the 40-man roster to protect from the Rule 5 draft:
Didi Gregorius – SS
Kyle Lotzkar – RHP
Donald Lutz – 1B
Henry Rodriguez – 2B
Neftali Soto – 1B
Pedro Villarreal – RHP
Didi Gregorius provides good defense at shortstop, but is probably at least a full season away offensively from being MLB...
Via Reds Minor Leagues
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November 18, 2011
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November 18, 2011
Reds add six players to 40-man roster
On the Friday deadline to protect players from the Rule 5 Draft, the Reds added six to their 40-man roster. Added were infielders Neftali Soto, Didi Gregorius, Donald Lutz and Henry Rodriguez and right-handed pitchers Kyle Lotzkar and Pedro Villarreal.
Via reds.com
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November 18, 2011
State of the Farm – Second Base
Ronald Torreyes may have spent the first half of the season in extended spring training, but what he was able to do over the second half of the season puts him at the top of my list at second base. The 18 year old burst onto the scene last year after demolishing the Venezuelan Summer League before coming to the US and hitting .349/.379/.494 for the AZL Reds as a 17 year old. Despite...
Via Reds Minor Leagues
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October 25, 2011
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October 25, 2011
THE REDS HOT 25
