Reds' Cordero lacking save chances

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Reds' Cordero lacking save chances

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Reds' Cordero lacking save chances

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Post #1 » by el loco » Wed Apr 23, 2008 10:18 am

Cordero hurting for save opportunities
Closer only has two save chances in first year with Reds
By Mark Sheldon / MLB.com

CINCINNATI -- It seems almost ironic.
The Reds spent $46 million to land free-agent closer Francisco Cordero. And now they can't give him any games to close.

Entering Tuesday, the Reds ranked 30th out of 30 Major League teams in save opportunities with two. Cordero saved both of those games, with the last one coming on April 10 at Milwaukee.

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