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Good luck. May be a rain out.
…. yea doesn’t look good…. Phillies are coming to GAP in a couple weeks maybe make up then?Not tonight, this afternoon. Almost perfect weather.
The Cincinnati Reds rallied for five runs in the 8th inning as they came from behind to beat the New York Mets on Saturday evening. Their win evened up the series and sets up a winner takes the series for Sunday.
Let's go Mets
Cincinnati Reds Suffer Disappointing Series Loss
The Reds will remain at Great American Ball Park to begin the week with four games against the Milwaukee Brewers. Graham Ashcraft is set to pitch on Monday night at 6:40 p.m. Eastern Time. Frankie Montas, Hunter Greene, and Nick Martinez are also scheduled to go for Cincinnati. The Brew Crew are 6-2 on the season. This series will be an excellent early barometer of how competitive the Cincinnati Reds will be this season.
Only 153 more games... Tonight should be okay but.... next 3 days look wet
Monday, April 8 @ 5:40 p.m: Aaron Ashby (0-0) vs. Graham Ashcraft (0-1)
Aaron Ashby makes his season debut in the first divisional matchup of the year. Ashby was recalled from Triple-A after Jakob Junis was put on the injured list. It’s a great opportunity for Ashby to build on his 4.44 ERA from 2023. The Reds’ Graham Ashcraft worked five innings against the Phillies during his only start, allowing two runs on four hits. Ashcraft doesn’t strike out many batters, but he has an interesting pitch mix with a sinker, cutter, and slider.
Tuesday, April 9 @ 5:40 p.m: Joe Ross (0-0) vs. Frankie Montas (2-0)
Joe Ross struggled with control through his first start, but he shut out the Twins through 3 2⁄3 innings despite giving up five walks. His career ERA of 4.23 is hardly elite, but the Brewers have proven capable of getting the best from players like Ross. Befitting this Brewers squad, Ross had a 50% groundball rate in his first start. Those outcomes will be important as the Reds rank third in baseball in groundouts-to-air outs.
As for Frankie Montas, he is off to an incredible start. After missing nearly all of 2023, he has rebounded with two outstanding games, pitching to a 0.77 ERA over 11 2⁄3 innings. His most recent start was against the dangerous Phillies lineup, but he limited them to one run while allowing five hits and three walks.
Wednesday, April 10 @ 5:40 p.m: TBD vs. Hunter Greene
Hunter Greene is one of the most mercurial talents in the game. His stuff is dominant, but his control leaves the Reds waiting for Greene to take the next step in his development. He is a strikeout machine, but the walks and home runs have limited his production. After posting a 4.82 ERA in 2023, Greene has displayed the same inconsistencies so far this year. He couldn’t finish the fifth inning against the Nationals, walking four batters, but he then pitched six dominant innings against the Mets, allowing just one run. As for the Brewers, this could potentially be Wade Miley’s game if he’s healthy enough to make his season debut, as he went three innings at Triple-A Nashville in a rehab start Friday.
Thursday, April 11 @ 12:10 p.m: Freddy Peralta (1-0) vs. Nick Martinez (0-0)
With their ace on the mound, the Brewers will look to finish off the series with an important win. Last season, the teams’ meeting around the All-Star break proved to be a pivotal point in the division race. It’s too early in the season to expect the same type of narrative swing, but these are always important games. Peralta has a 3.09 ERA on the season, already racking up an impressive 15 strikeouts over 11 2⁄3 innings.
Nick Martinez is a new addition to the Reds’ rotation after spending two seasons in San Diego. His early performances have been rocky, to say the least. He has pitched exactly five innings in both starts, allowing three runs to the Nationals and five runs to the Mets. His 7.20 ERA isn’t representative of his true skill, but the Brewers will have an opportunity to back up their ace with run production.
Hallelujah Calipari is out........
Monday, April 8 @ 5:40 p.m: Aaron Ashby (0-0) vs. Graham Ashcraft (0-1)
Aaron Ashby makes his season debut in the first divisional matchup of the year. Ashby was recalled from Triple-A after Jakob Junis was put on the injured list. It’s a great opportunity for Ashby to build on his 4.44 ERA from 2023. The Reds’ Graham Ashcraft worked five innings against the Phillies during his only start, allowing two runs on four hits. Ashcraft doesn’t strike out many batters, but he has an interesting pitch mix with a sinker, cutter, and slider.
Tuesday, April 9 @ 5:40 p.m: Joe Ross (0-0) vs. Frankie Montas (2-0)
Joe Ross struggled with control through his first start, but he shut out the Twins through 3 2⁄3 innings despite giving up five walks. His career ERA of 4.23 is hardly elite, but the Brewers have proven capable of getting the best from players like Ross. Befitting this Brewers squad, Ross had a 50% groundball rate in his first start. Those outcomes will be important as the Reds rank third in baseball in groundouts-to-air outs.
As for Frankie Montas, he is off to an incredible start. After missing nearly all of 2023, he has rebounded with two outstanding games, pitching to a 0.77 ERA over 11 2⁄3 innings. His most recent start was against the dangerous Phillies lineup, but he limited them to one run while allowing five hits and three walks.
Wednesday, April 10 @ 5:40 p.m: TBD vs. Hunter Greene
Hunter Greene is one of the most mercurial talents in the game. His stuff is dominant, but his control leaves the Reds waiting for Greene to take the next step in his development. He is a strikeout machine, but the walks and home runs have limited his production. After posting a 4.82 ERA in 2023, Greene has displayed the same inconsistencies so far this year. He couldn’t finish the fifth inning against the Nationals, walking four batters, but he then pitched six dominant innings against the Mets, allowing just one run. As for the Brewers, this could potentially be Wade Miley’s game if he’s healthy enough to make his season debut, as he went three innings at Triple-A Nashville in a rehab start Friday.
Thursday, April 11 @ 12:10 p.m: Freddy Peralta (1-0) vs. Nick Martinez (0-0)
With their ace on the mound, the Brewers will look to finish off the series with an important win. Last season, the teams’ meeting around the All-Star break proved to be a pivotal point in the division race. It’s too early in the season to expect the same type of narrative swing, but these are always important games. Peralta has a 3.09 ERA on the season, already racking up an impressive 15 strikeouts over 11 2⁄3 innings.
Nick Martinez is a new addition to the Reds’ rotation after spending two seasons in San Diego. His early performances have been rocky, to say the least. He has pitched exactly five innings in both starts, allowing three runs to the Nationals and five runs to the Mets. His 7.20 ERA isn’t representative of his true skill, but the Brewers will have an opportunity to back up their ace with run production.
Hallelujah Calipari is out........
Reds -1 1/2 +150 
RainRaingoaway
Joe Ross struggled with control through his first start, but he shut out the Twins through 3 2⁄3 innings despite giving up five walks. His career ERA of 4.23 is hardly elite, but the Brewers have proven capable of getting the best from players like Ross. Befitting this Brewers squad, Ross had a 50% groundball rate in his first start. Those outcomes will be important as the Reds rank third in baseball in groundouts-to-air outs.
As for Frankie Montas, he is off to an incredible start. After missing nearly all of 2023, he has rebounded with two outstanding games, pitching to a 0.77 ERA over 11 2⁄3 innings. His most recent start was against the dangerous Phillies lineup, but he limited them to one run while allowing five hits and three walks.
Billy Donavon in Bluegrass for an Interview with Barnhart
Hallelujah Calipari is out........
RainRaingoawayJoe Ross struggled with control through his first start, but he shut out the Twins through 3 2⁄3 innings despite giving up five walks. His career ERA of 4.23 is hardly elite, but the Brewers have proven capable of getting the best from players like Ross. Befitting this Brewers squad, Ross had a 50% groundball rate in his first start. Those outcomes will be important as the Reds rank third in baseball in groundouts-to-air outs.
As for Frankie Montas, he is off to an incredible start. After missing nearly all of 2023, he has rebounded with two outstanding games, pitching to a 0.77 ERA over 11 2⁄3 innings. His most recent start was against the dangerous Phillies lineup, but he limited them to one run while allowing five hits and three walks.
Billy Donavon in Bluegrass for an Interview with Barnhart
Hallelujah Calipari is out........
Reds 10-3 over with 8.5 total 
Reds Sox no wins at Fenway
This afternoon he gets to face the White Sox lineup who rank dead last in Major League Baseball with 30 runs scored in their 13 games played. For context, the Reds have scored 74 runs in their 13 games played this season.
Reds Sox no wins at Fenway
This afternoon he gets to face the White Sox lineup who rank dead last in Major League Baseball with 30 runs scored in their 13 games played. For context, the Reds have scored 74 runs in their 13 games played this season.
Over streak ends! But....
Nick Lodolo was in peak form today, as he and two teammates shut out the Chicago White Sox, 5-0, before 22,598 at Chicago’s Guaranteed Rate Field.
Long season ahead as someone said here for Sox???? Reds better sweep or can be the beginning of ?
Nick Lodolo was in peak form today, as he and two teammates shut out the Chicago White Sox, 5-0, before 22,598 at Chicago’s Guaranteed Rate Field.
Long season ahead as someone said here for Sox???? Reds better sweep or can be the beginning of ?
Greene over in K’s! with Reds game and over 7… TrifectaOver.... Reds rally
Maybe Bell will pull a Calipari and move to Arkansas!
Pulls Greene after giving up 1 run? and 8K's?? Brings in Pagen??? 6 inning pitched.. 2 HR's........ Bell and Calipari both pull people out too quick! 2-1 bases loaded 1 out... Gee-sus
Pulls Greene after giving up 1 run? and 8K's?? Brings in Pagen??? 6 inning pitched.. 2 HR's........ Bell and Calipari both pull people out too quick! 2-1 bases loaded 1 out... Gee-sus
