Reds walk off with 8-7 win
Edwin Encarnacion's gapper scored Enrique Cruz, who doubled, in the bottom of the ninth to lift the Reds over the Yankees 8-7 at the Ed Smith.
It was Reds' second walk-off win on the spring. Encarnacion was bribed into getting the hit. Jerry Narron promised EE he didn't have to go to St. Pete today, if he got a hit to end the game. Talk about clutch.
The Reds are beat up. Narron talked about resting guys the next few days. The "B" squad will be in St. Pete Friday night for the Rays game.
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Post a Comment*Who is considered the "B" squad? Just curious as I will be coming down for the game. Any chance on seeing some regulars on Saturday?
Junior is a lovable guy. So why pick at him? He was cordial to ESPN and he HATES ESPN. I believe one of his quotes concerning ESPN was, "I wouldn't do an interview with ESPN, if my mother was the interviewer....well...maybe for my mother." Haha. I love Junior.
Jayson Stark does also:
http://sports.espn.go.com/mlb/spring2007/columns/story?columnist=stark_jayson&id=2808117&lpos=spotlight&lid=tab1pos1
Eskew...have fun at the game! Unfortunately you will probably be watching a bunch of minor leaguers.
According to reds.com it looks like Harang is expected to start and Josh Hamilton will likely make the trip on Saturday. I bet both of those guys are in the starting lineup on opening day.
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