through the first five innings in Cincy against Wainwright Gennett has 7 RBI.

[ari...@bellsouth.net]

7 RBI for one guy in 5 innings. Giants need some of what the Reds have been smoking.

[Awesome Giants]

ari...@bellsouth.net wrote:

> 7 RBI for one guy in 5 innings. Giants need some of what the Reds
> have been smoking.
>

Make that 10 RBI and 4 HR in one game. But that's a Cincy game, a
ballpark that made Adam Duvall an all-star. And Gennett is not even a
starter. He's just a light-hitting utility player with 3 HRs prior to
this game.

The last time someone hit 4 HR with 10+ RBI was the Cards' Mark Whiten,
who, just like Gennett, did it at Cincinnati. That should give you an
idea of what kind of ballpark Cincy is. How can you not know what kind
of ballpark Cincy is, wayne?

And Gennett came into this game with a 1 for 19 slump.

[ari...@bellsouth.net]

On Tuesday, June 6, 2017 at 8:47:27 PM UTC-4, ari...@bellsouth.net wrote:
> 7 RBI for one guy in 5 innings. Giants need some of what the Reds have been smoking.

did not see the giants going off and hitting a ton of dingers in Cincy this year. The distance on many of Duvall's dingers suggest that he can hit them in any park.

[Awesome Giants]

ari...@bellsouth.net wrote:

> On Tuesday, June 6, 2017 at 8:47:27 PM UTC-4, ari...@bellsouth.net
> wrote:
>> 7 RBI for one guy in 5 innings. Giants need some of what the
>> Reds have been smoking.
>
> did not see the giants going off and hitting a ton of dingers in
> Cincy this year.

That's exactly their problem. Their offense is so bad they can't even
score in Cincy, Coors, and Milwaukee this year. That's just sad. It's
no wonder they're ranked at or near the bottom in runs scored.

> The distance on many of Duvall's dingers suggest
> that he can hit them in any park.
>

Ah, wayne is still clueless about what makes a hitters' park. He
thinks it's the size and distance of OF walls. LOL.

Check out Coors dimension. It's a huge ballpark.