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The Jay Bruce era begins tonight against Pittsburgh. It's about time!
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"It is a simple matter to erect a Hall of Fame, but difficult to select the tenants." -- Ken Smith
"I am led to suspect that some of the electorate is very dumb." -- Henry P. Edwards
"You have a Hall of Fame to put people in, not keep people out." -- Brian Kenny
"There's no such thing as a perfect ballot." -- Jay Jaffe
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Finally!
I agree, it's about time! Now if they can go ahead and move Jr. so Bruce can play RF, they should get better in a hurry!And this one belongs to the Reds! -
Bruce so far is showing consistents through two games. I like seeing him in the same line-up with Votto. This team is really starting to come around.Quest for 27Winners make goals, losers make excuses.Comment
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I've been hearing about this guy for 3 years. Either way, I think this is a positive for the Reds team to have him on the team. I hope he does well. Bruce/Votto could pack a powerful punch for years to come.My collection of autographs: TTM AutosComment
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The Reds are putting a nice team together with Bruce as the centerpiece. What a talent!Comment
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In his first week since being called up, Bruce has reached base 21 times in 32 plate appearances. I wonder if anyone has done so well reaching base in their first week as a big leaguer?"It is a simple matter to erect a Hall of Fame, but difficult to select the tenants." -- Ken Smith
"I am led to suspect that some of the electorate is very dumb." -- Henry P. Edwards
"You have a Hall of Fame to put people in, not keep people out." -- Brian Kenny
"There's no such thing as a perfect ballot." -- Jay Jaffe
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Dude is still hitting .381.I'm a Ramblin' Wreck from Georgia Tech and a Hell of an Engineer!Comment
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Yeah, even with his mini slump he is still over .300 even now. This guy is going to be a consistent hitter, in my opinion. What do you think he will finish the season hitting? I'm going to say .325.
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He's at .325 now, so I don't see him staying there. I'll say .295.I'm a Ramblin' Wreck from Georgia Tech and a Hell of an Engineer!Comment
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