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Scott Schoeneweis
Scott Schoeneweis is a professional baseball player. He's a left-handed pitcher for the Cincinnati Reds and wears number 60. He is managed by pitching manager Vern Ruhle.
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What Have You Learned is our very special off-season series that will outline what you've learned, what I've learned, and hopefully what the 2009 Mets have learned about themselves, others, and 2010. Today, we look at Brian Schnieder, and most likely jinx his very existence.I pretty much knew it was a lost cause when I led off my "Behind the Blow" series by writing about Scott Schoeneweis. There was a part of me hoping that Schoeneweis would...
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Right-hander John Smoltz faces the Cincinnati Reds for the first time in a St. Louis Cardinals uniform - and the 46th time overall - when the teams play the middle test of a three-game series tonight at Great American Ball Park.
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From bradenton.com
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The Reds won and the Astros lost yesterday, which puts the Cincinnati team into a tie with the Houston club for fourth place in the NL West. Both teams have 70-81 records now. The Reds had been fifth since July 11, when they lost to the Mets. That was the day they fell below the Astros at 42-44.Now, to take over the position by themselves...
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From shawns.blogspot.com
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The G20 summit is in Pittsburgh, but not many came out to see the ballgame. Cincinnati completed a sweep of Pittsburgh before about 3000 spectators in the afternoon game.Bronson Arroyo got his record back over .500 at 14-13 with seven innings of one-run ball, allowing a homer to Lastings Milledge. Arroyo gave up five hits and one walk with four strikeouts. Nick Masset and Francisco Cordero each pitched scoreless innings, though Cordero gave...
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From shawns.blogspot.com
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Just like last night, when the Reds kept piling on runs, the Cincinnati ballclub just kept scoring and scoring. When the game ended, the Reds were up by a 12-2 decision.Homer Bailey got his sixth win, putting him over .500 at 6-5. Three of those victories are over the Pirates. He gave up two runs in six innings on four hits and three walks. Oddly, he did not strike out anyone. Jared Burton went 1 1/3 scoreless innings, Pedro Viola got two...
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