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Héctor Rodríguez

Héctor Rodríguez

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Sep 16, 2026

C. Trent RosecransGUEST
20:46
You know? Uh, it, it's funny, like when you think about all the trades, the Tyler Mahle, who you guys were just talking about, um, Luis Castillo.
C. Trent RosecransGUEST
20:54
Um, who else was there? There were several others, but the, the biggest acquisition could end up being when they traded Tyler Naquin to the Mets for two double A, or low A guys, and that was Héctor Rodríguez, was one of them.
C. Trent RosecransGUEST
21:06
So, you know, a, a lot of things have to go right and not a lot of things have.
AJ PierzynskiHOST
21:13
But they made the postseason last year.
Greg PetersonHOST
34:46
Like, you've got a trio of guys who have been able to give you at least 24-ohm runs, a quartet with at least 22-ohm runs.
Greg PetersonHOST
34:52
J.J. Bleed, 822 pounds, weighing in at 215, but closer to about a 325-ohm base, and then L.A. David Cruz, 25 home bases, 25 plus home runs, 360 on base, Cousins Al Stewart, 31 bombs, and then Eugenio Suarez hits for no average whatsoever, but 24 home runs, and then you have these guys like T.J. Friedel, Cabrines at the bottom of the fold that aren't really giving you a whole heck of a lot, but you've been able to have someone like Hector Rodriguez step up a little bit.
Greg PetersonHOST
35:15
It is a Reds bullpen, though, that is very shaky.
Greg PetersonHOST
35:18
You've had a pair of guys in Brock and Roelberg, T.J. Antone, give you a sub-350, right, but Tony Santini and Pierce Johnson immediately have gone.
Charlie GoldsmithGUEST
65:55
I saw the Reds being that type of team and then McClain had a down year Cabrian Hayes fell off a cliff again offensively Friedel fell off a cliff production wise on a lot of areas They thought well view would have the tools to be that style of player That was a big flop this season So you look at all these guys who fit the style they wanted, ended up not, I guess aside from that, not being able to play regularly.
Charlie GoldsmithGUEST
66:18
And now, and these guys were successes, but now you're calling up J.J. Bledet, you're bringing in Nathaniel Lowe, Hector Rodriguez more recently, Juan Brito.
Charlie GoldsmithGUEST
66:28
Those aren't the types of players that reflect the team you're trying to beat.
Charlie GoldsmithGUEST
66:30
But it's all these players who were supposed to be the players on the team you're trying to be, in most cases, ended up being unplayable.
Scott JenstadHOST
30:55
Yeah.
Dustin McComasGUEST
30:55
Um, so, you know, Hector Rodriguez has probably been long gone in most of your leagues.
Dustin McComasGUEST
31:00
Um, but yeah, it's, it's a group that besides Ellie, um, it's been pretty tough sledding for those guys.
Scott JenstadHOST
31:06
Yeah.
AmagsPANELIST
9:37
This is the same matchup we bet on last week.
AmagsPANELIST
9:39
Tariq Skubal, Hector Rodriguez.
AmagsPANELIST
9:42
I mean, Rodriguez in that left-on-left matchup has not been good.
AmagsPANELIST
9:44
Skubal, seven innings last time, only struck out five batters.
AmagsPANELIST
9:48
Two of those strikeouts... or Hector Rodriguez in the left-on-left matchup.
AmagsPANELIST
9:52
You get plus 230 on MGM for a first at-bat strikeout.
AmagsPANELIST
9:56
We hit plus 200 last time.
Jake McKibbinHOST
48:11
It's not even close.
Jake McKibbinHOST
48:12
I saw Héctor Rodríguez for the Reds was looking up when Mitchell hit it, and I was like, "That sounded like it's crunched." And Rodríguez is backing up as if he's gonna catch it.
Jake McKibbinHOST
48:21
I was like, "Surely not." And that ball went like to the back of the second deck.
Jake McKibbinHOST
48:25
So, um, Specsavers, get your eyes checked, son.
Nick KirbyHOST
6:40
And you know what? Like he's starting to maybe make me feel like that might not be the Reds, one of the Reds problems, uh, right now.
Nick KirbyHOST
6:47
So shout out to Emilio Pagan, uh, obviously, uh, Ellie and Sal just keep on keeping on, um, on the offensive side, Hector Rodriguez has kind of come crashing down a little bit to earth.
Nick KirbyHOST
6:57
Um, you kind of hope that he can, you know, kind of do what Sal Stewart did and, and kind of work through that and finish the year strong.
Nick KirbyHOST
7:05
But, uh, Yeah, that's my whole takeaways from the
Jake PaulsonHOST
48:06
So there's at least defensive options there.
Jake PaulsonHOST
48:08
And Hector Rodriguez, hopefully, I mean, I have been so stoked.
Jake PaulsonHOST
48:12
Again, another silver lining that we've seen this season.
Jake PaulsonHOST
48:15
He could be the right fielder and could potentially be a leadoff hitter or, you know, a guy that you have at the very bottom of the order that can be great to flip it.
Dave WeekleyHOST
49:26
10 Ks and allowed just three hits over seven innings.
speaker_31SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
49:29
One ball and two strikes on Hector Rodriguez, who's twice grounded out today.
speaker_31SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
49:34
Got him to chase the splitter, and he's matched his career high with a 10 strikeout in the night.
speaker_31SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
49:39
At the beginning of the broadcast, I was looking forward and anticipating this outing and how great it could be against this lineup and his amazing stuff.
Tim DanielHOST
8:43
Um, you've got two incredibly gifted players at the top of your order, Sal, Elio.
Tim DanielHOST
8:48
You've ge- see some glimpses from guys like Héctor Rodríguez that you sh- have you optimistic.
Tim DanielHOST
8:54
Tyler Stevenson's obviously had some really, really decent days as well, um, where he's kind of really turned the season around, but we're, we're just at this point now where I don't know what you can do.
Tim DanielHOST
9:09
But we're gonna talk more about this because I'm gonna read the box score, and we're gonna go through everything pu- like, score by score.

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