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Reds' first big test proves too steep in Greene's return
Friday marked the beginning of a stretch where the Reds play the National League Central-leading Cubs in six of the next nine games. Call it their first big test of this season, a chance to see where they stand against one of baseball's best offenses.
Hunter Greene returns to Reds, but it’s not enough in 13-6 loss to Cubs
Hoerner recorded the first hit off Greene in the third with a softly hit double to left, but Greene retired the next batter and struck out Ian Happ to end the inning. Greene averaged 100 mph on his 48 four-seam fastballs and looked sharp until the two walks in the fourth.
A big setback for Reds prospect Rhett Lowder during his rehab assignment could put the starting pitcher out for an even ...
After exiting his Thursday start for Triple-A Louisville in the second inning after 12 pitches, Lowder on Friday was said by ...
After a day off on Thursday, the Reds announced a flurry of roster moves ahead of Friday's showdown against their National ...
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Suffice it to say that wasn't how the Cincinnati Reds wanted to start a stretch of six games against the Chicago Cubs between ...
Cincinnati Reds shortstop Elly De La Cruz made history on Friday night against the Chicago Cubs. With his single in the first ...
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