Jim Edmonds hit nine home runs at Great American Ballpark, home of the Cincinnati Reds since 2003.
Monday night made 10.
The former Cardinals slugger and star center fielder nailed a big problem with this struggling team during the broadcast of Cincinnati's series-opening win.
Who is going to pull this club out of its rut?
And a scarier follow-up thought: Is there anyone on the current team who can?
"When you feel like you keep putting together games that are close, but you keep losing them, it kind of really takes the air out of your sails, and someone is just going to have to be the voice," Edmonds said on the Fox Sports Midwest broadcast.