Trouble in Cincy!!

**mustardman** · 06-08-2003, 03:45 PM

Re: Trouble in Cincy!!

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Guillen is an excellent outfielder.

The first time I seen his arm, I was amazed.

Hits for power and average.

But with that outfield of Dunn, Griffey Jr. and Kearns, he likely won't find a place in it anytime soon.

If Cincinnatti does deal Guillen, they would get something very good in return.

I wouldn't mind having him on my team, that's for sure.

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I think that Dunn is getting far more credit than he deserves. Yes, he is leading the majors in homeruns. But, think about it. He is playing in the most "homer friendly" (Bart should be proud of his dad) stadiums in the majors. If Dunn was playing on any other team, he would NOT have 20 homeruns. And, with the batting average he has he wouldn't even be playing at the major league level this long with such a grotesque batting average. So, with further ado here is what I feel the Cincinnati Reds outfield should be:

Leftfield: Jose Guillen
Centerfield: Ken Griffey, Jr.
Rightfield: Austin Kearns

**Motown** · 06-08-2003, 03:46 PM

Re: Trouble in Cincy!!

Hmmm, Guillen come up as a middle infielder...what about movin' Guillen to 3rd?

**Motown** · 06-08-2003, 03:46 PM

Re: Trouble in Cincy!!

Hmmm, Guillen come up as a middle infielder...what about movin' Guillen to 3rd?

**Motown** · 06-08-2003, 03:46 PM

Re: Trouble in Cincy!!

Hmmm, Guillen come up as a middle infielder...what about movin' Guillen to 3rd?

**Motown** · 06-08-2003, 03:49 PM

Re: Trouble in Cincy!!

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Guillen is an excellent outfielder.

The first time I seen his arm, I was amazed.

Hits for power and average.

But with that outfield of Dunn, Griffey Jr. and Kearns, he likely won't find a place in it anytime soon.

If Cincinnatti does deal Guillen, they would get something very good in return.

I wouldn't mind having him on my team, that's for sure.

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I think that Dunn is getting far more credit than he deserves. Yes, he is leading the majors in homeruns. But, think about it. He is playing in the most "homer friendly" (Bart should be proud of his dad) stadiums in the majors. If Dunn was playing on any other team, he would NOT have 20 homeruns. And, with the batting average he has he wouldn't even be playing at the major league level this long with such a grotesque batting average. So, with further ado here is what I feel the Cincinnati Reds outfield should be:

Leftfield: Jose Guillen
Centerfield: Ken Griffey, Jr.
Rightfield: Austin Kearns

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Are you kiddin' me? Have you seen some of Dunn's HRs?
JEEZUS, He hit's em well over 400 ft, those would go out in any Ballpark bro!

**Motown** · 06-08-2003, 03:49 PM

Re: Trouble in Cincy!!

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Guillen is an excellent outfielder.

The first time I seen his arm, I was amazed.

Hits for power and average.

But with that outfield of Dunn, Griffey Jr. and Kearns, he likely won't find a place in it anytime soon.

If Cincinnatti does deal Guillen, they would get something very good in return.

I wouldn't mind having him on my team, that's for sure.

<hr /></blockquote>

I think that Dunn is getting far more credit than he deserves. Yes, he is leading the majors in homeruns. But, think about it. He is playing in the most "homer friendly" (Bart should be proud of his dad) stadiums in the majors. If Dunn was playing on any other team, he would NOT have 20 homeruns. And, with the batting average he has he wouldn't even be playing at the major league level this long with such a grotesque batting average. So, with further ado here is what I feel the Cincinnati Reds outfield should be:

Leftfield: Jose Guillen
Centerfield: Ken Griffey, Jr.
Rightfield: Austin Kearns

<hr /></blockquote>

Are you kiddin' me? Have you seen some of Dunn's HRs?
JEEZUS, He hit's em well over 400 ft, those would go out in any Ballpark bro!

**Motown** · 06-08-2003, 03:49 PM

Re: Trouble in Cincy!!

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Guillen is an excellent outfielder.

The first time I seen his arm, I was amazed.

Hits for power and average.

But with that outfield of Dunn, Griffey Jr. and Kearns, he likely won't find a place in it anytime soon.

If Cincinnatti does deal Guillen, they would get something very good in return.

I wouldn't mind having him on my team, that's for sure.

<hr /></blockquote>

I think that Dunn is getting far more credit than he deserves. Yes, he is leading the majors in homeruns. But, think about it. He is playing in the most "homer friendly" (Bart should be proud of his dad) stadiums in the majors. If Dunn was playing on any other team, he would NOT have 20 homeruns. And, with the batting average he has he wouldn't even be playing at the major league level this long with such a grotesque batting average. So, with further ado here is what I feel the Cincinnati Reds outfield should be:

Leftfield: Jose Guillen
Centerfield: Ken Griffey, Jr.
Rightfield: Austin Kearns

<hr /></blockquote>

Are you kiddin' me? Have you seen some of Dunn's HRs?
JEEZUS, He hit's em well over 400 ft, those would go out in any Ballpark bro!

**Vince** · 06-08-2003, 05:14 PM

Re: Trouble in Cincy!!

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Guillen is an excellent outfielder.

The first time I seen his arm, I was amazed.

Hits for power and average.

But with that outfield of Dunn, Griffey Jr. and Kearns, he likely won't find a place in it anytime soon.

If Cincinnatti does deal Guillen, they would get something very good in return.

I wouldn't mind having him on my team, that's for sure.

<hr /></blockquote>

I think that Dunn is getting far more credit than he deserves. Yes, he is leading the majors in homeruns. But, think about it. He is playing in the most "homer friendly" (Bart should be proud of his dad) stadiums in the majors. If Dunn was playing on any other team, he would NOT have 20 homeruns. And, with the batting average he has he wouldn't even be playing at the major league level this long with such a grotesque batting average. So, with further ado here is what I feel the Cincinnati Reds outfield should be:

Leftfield: Jose Guillen
Centerfield: Ken Griffey, Jr.
Rightfield: Austin Kearns

<hr /></blockquote>

Are you kiddin' me? Have you seen some of Dunn's HRs?
JEEZUS, He hit's em well over 400 ft, those would go out in any Ballpark bro!

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exactly...He hit one out of GABP during batting practice...don't think these are just barely going over the warning track....

**Vince** · 06-08-2003, 05:14 PM

Re: Trouble in Cincy!!

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Guillen is an excellent outfielder.

The first time I seen his arm, I was amazed.

Hits for power and average.

But with that outfield of Dunn, Griffey Jr. and Kearns, he likely won't find a place in it anytime soon.

If Cincinnatti does deal Guillen, they would get something very good in return.

I wouldn't mind having him on my team, that's for sure.

<hr /></blockquote>

I think that Dunn is getting far more credit than he deserves. Yes, he is leading the majors in homeruns. But, think about it. He is playing in the most "homer friendly" (Bart should be proud of his dad) stadiums in the majors. If Dunn was playing on any other team, he would NOT have 20 homeruns. And, with the batting average he has he wouldn't even be playing at the major league level this long with such a grotesque batting average. So, with further ado here is what I feel the Cincinnati Reds outfield should be:

Leftfield: Jose Guillen
Centerfield: Ken Griffey, Jr.
Rightfield: Austin Kearns

<hr /></blockquote>

Are you kiddin' me? Have you seen some of Dunn's HRs?
JEEZUS, He hit's em well over 400 ft, those would go out in any Ballpark bro!

<hr /></blockquote>

exactly...He hit one out of GABP during batting practice...don't think these are just barely going over the warning track....

**Vince** · 06-08-2003, 05:14 PM

Re: Trouble in Cincy!!

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<blockquote>Quote:<hr />
Guillen is an excellent outfielder.

The first time I seen his arm, I was amazed.

Hits for power and average.

But with that outfield of Dunn, Griffey Jr. and Kearns, he likely won't find a place in it anytime soon.

If Cincinnatti does deal Guillen, they would get something very good in return.

I wouldn't mind having him on my team, that's for sure.

<hr /></blockquote>

I think that Dunn is getting far more credit than he deserves. Yes, he is leading the majors in homeruns. But, think about it. He is playing in the most "homer friendly" (Bart should be proud of his dad) stadiums in the majors. If Dunn was playing on any other team, he would NOT have 20 homeruns. And, with the batting average he has he wouldn't even be playing at the major league level this long with such a grotesque batting average. So, with further ado here is what I feel the Cincinnati Reds outfield should be:

Leftfield: Jose Guillen
Centerfield: Ken Griffey, Jr.
Rightfield: Austin Kearns

<hr /></blockquote>

Are you kiddin' me? Have you seen some of Dunn's HRs?
JEEZUS, He hit's em well over 400 ft, those would go out in any Ballpark bro!

<hr /></blockquote>

exactly...He hit one out of GABP during batting practice...don't think these are just barely going over the warning track....

**grismosw** · 06-08-2003, 07:02 PM

Re: Trouble in Cincy!!

The bottom line:
BOB BOONE IS AN IDIOT!

When there is a lefty on the mound there is no reason for Dunn, Griffey, and Casey to all be playing, let alone batting 1,2, and 3.

It won't be long before he is fired, I almost wish they would quit coming from behind and winning.

**grismosw** · 06-08-2003, 07:02 PM

Re: Trouble in Cincy!!

The bottom line:
BOB BOONE IS AN IDIOT!

When there is a lefty on the mound there is no reason for Dunn, Griffey, and Casey to all be playing, let alone batting 1,2, and 3.

It won't be long before he is fired, I almost wish they would quit coming from behind and winning.

**grismosw** · 06-08-2003, 07:02 PM

Re: Trouble in Cincy!!

The bottom line:
BOB BOONE IS AN IDIOT!

When there is a lefty on the mound there is no reason for Dunn, Griffey, and Casey to all be playing, let alone batting 1,2, and 3.

It won't be long before he is fired, I almost wish they would quit coming from behind and winning.

**brad** · 06-09-2003, 01:56 AM

Re: Trouble in Cincy!!

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Guillen is an excellent outfielder.

The first time I seen his arm, I was amazed.

Hits for power and average.

But with that outfield of Dunn, Griffey Jr. and Kearns, he likely won't find a place in it anytime soon.

If Cincinnatti does deal Guillen, they would get something very good in return.

I wouldn't mind having him on my team, that's for sure.

<hr /></blockquote>

I think that Dunn is getting far more credit than he deserves. Yes, he is leading the majors in homeruns. But, think about it. He is playing in the most "homer friendly" (Bart should be proud of his dad) stadiums in the majors. If Dunn was playing on any other team, he would NOT have 20 homeruns. And, with the batting average he has he wouldn't even be playing at the major league level this long with such a grotesque batting average. So, with further ado here is what I feel the Cincinnati Reds outfield should be:

Leftfield: Jose Guillen
Centerfield: Ken Griffey, Jr.
Rightfield: Austin Kearns

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thats the funniest think i have seen in a while
yeah he has the most homers in the league but he sucks they should sit him. how bout no?

**brad** · 06-09-2003, 01:56 AM

Re: Trouble in Cincy!!

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Guillen is an excellent outfielder.

The first time I seen his arm, I was amazed.

Hits for power and average.

But with that outfield of Dunn, Griffey Jr. and Kearns, he likely won't find a place in it anytime soon.

If Cincinnatti does deal Guillen, they would get something very good in return.

I wouldn't mind having him on my team, that's for sure.

<hr /></blockquote>

I think that Dunn is getting far more credit than he deserves. Yes, he is leading the majors in homeruns. But, think about it. He is playing in the most "homer friendly" (Bart should be proud of his dad) stadiums in the majors. If Dunn was playing on any other team, he would NOT have 20 homeruns. And, with the batting average he has he wouldn't even be playing at the major league level this long with such a grotesque batting average. So, with further ado here is what I feel the Cincinnati Reds outfield should be:

Leftfield: Jose Guillen
Centerfield: Ken Griffey, Jr.
Rightfield: Austin Kearns

<hr /></blockquote>

thats the funniest think i have seen in a while
yeah he has the most homers in the league but he sucks they should sit him. how bout no?

Trouble in Cincy!!

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