One of the Reds' radio broadcasters has called Samuel R. LeCure
"one of the best relief pitchers you've never heard of."  "I
don't know how many people know or don't know who I am," LeCure
said. "I know how many Twitter followers I have, but I imagine
there are more people than that that have seen me pitch. I guess
that's a dubious honor. I guess if you are a reliever and you're
doing your job, people aren't going to hear much about you.
Usually people hear when you give up a home run late in the game
or something like that. So I'd rather people don't know me for
that reason.  "I want to just go out there and do my job, just
like everyone else."  LeCure may be modest about it, but he is
pretty darn good at what he does. Last year, the reliever posted
career highs in appearances and wins and a respectable 3.14 ERA,
whiffing 61 batters.  LeCure has served in a host of roles for
Cincinnati, coming up as a starter, then converting to the
bullpen and filling in the blanks in various relief positions.
He said there