Cincinnati Reds 2011 Season Review
We’re just days away from finding out who will play in the 2011 World Series, but for most teams, their fates have been sealed for weeks.
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We’re just days away from finding out who will play in the 2011 World Series, but for most teams, their fates have been sealed for weeks.
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Loney was toiling through a rather pedestrian year, even by his standards, but he caught fire in mid-August. For those that took the plunge over the final six weeks he provided you with seven homers, 28 RBI and an amazing .388 BA. Who could have seen that one coming? Will it be enough to save Loney from being non-tendered by the Dodgers? Time will tell.
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Well, sure enough, the Snakes took the series to the limit, and even led 1-0 after three innings before the Brewers forced extra innings and eeked out a win in the bottom of the 10th to eliminate Arizona on Friday.
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Speaking of the playoffs, we’re just thrilled that MLB is finally discussing going from eight teams making the postseason to 10, a change that could happen as soon as next year. It’s a long-needed move that will help generate much more interest in the game and is a fan-friendly decision. So kudos to MLB. And that’s not something you’ll hear me say very often.
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But the turnaround this season has been mindblowing as the D-Backs did the rare worst to first swing in the NL West, taking home the division crown with relative ease over last year’s World Series Champion San Francisco Giants. After back-to-back 90-loss seasons, the comeback kids won 94 games and wrapped up the NL West a couple of weeks ago — their first division title since 2007. And they just missed out on gaining home field advantage in the opening round.
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It’s that time of the year when we can look back at some of the gems that found their way onto our Fantasy teams through the waiver wire. When you look to the winners in league play, our American League All-Wire selections will be on many a team atop the leader board. Without further ado, let’s give those justly deserving winners their due accolades.
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When your team takes the field, different pitches are clearly mapped to each face button. Holding the button of your choice charges a meter while you aim with the left stick — when the meter hits its peak, release the button and the pitch is made. Hitting the meter’s peak successfully results in an accurate fast pitch that’s hard to nail. If the batter hits the pitch, left trigger will swap control over to the fielder closest to the ball and “A” will make a jump or dive for air balls. Once the ball is snagged, the layout of the face buttons correspond to each base you want to throw to. Whether in the field or at bat, pressing right trigger activates a fast and powerful version of your pitches, swings, and field movement for a touch of over-the-top action.
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