JOHNNY CUETO RUMORS & GOSSIP
Game 50: Reds 1, Pirates 2
The game was looking really good until it suddenly wasn’t yesterday, when the Reds lost 1-2 to the Pirates.
Johnny Cueto started for the Reds. In 7 innings of work he allowed 2 run (earned) on 5 hits and 4 walks. Not the best he’s ever been, but hardly a losing effort. Sean Marshall got the first out in the eighth and Logan Ondursek got the other two. Pitching the ninth...
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Daily Brief: May has been kind to the Reds
Last Game
The Reds lost the game and the series to the Pirates last night, 2-1. Apparently Johnny Cueto should have known better than to allow 2 whole runs.
Next Game
The Reds are off today and traveling to Houston. Tomorrow they’ll take on the 22-28 Astros.
Series Finale
The Reds’ series record for the month of May was 5-2-2. They won series against the Pirates, Brewers...
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Game 45: Rockies 6, Reds 3
All good things must come to an end, and that applied to the Cincinnati Reds’ winning streak yesterday. Despite sending out their best starter against a Colorado Rockies team that hasn’t been very good this year, the Reds lost, ending the streak at 6.
Johnny Cueto started and had his second bad start out of his last three. Hopefully it’s not a harbinger of things...
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Reds win streak comes to a close at the hand of Rockies
Cueto struggled against the Rockies Friday.
We all knew the Redlegs wouldn’t be able to run the table,
and that inevitable end of the streak came on Friday night in a 6-3 loss to the
Colorado Rockies. Now that the six-game winning streak is a thing of the past,
let’s look at the good, bad and notable events from the first game of this
series against the western visitors...
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Cueto, Votto crack top five in quarter awards
With teams having a littler over 40 games under their belt, the Major League Baseball regular season is now 25 percent complete. And the experts over at ESPN.com thought it'd be neat to give their picks for MLB's major awards after a quarter of the schedule.
Eight voters were asked to give their top five choices for AL/NL MVP and Cy Young, as well as their top three choices...
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Cueto rocked as Reds lose to Braves 6-2
The Reds (18-17) got 11 hits against the Braves (23-14) Tuesday night, but not when they mattered. Johnny Cueto had an un-Cuetolike start, giving up 6 runs on 8 hits with only two strikeouts in only 4 innings of work. Alfredo Simon, JJ Hoover and Jose Arrendondo all gave up no runs in relief, but it still wasn't enough to topple red hot Atlanta lineup.
The Good
- Joey Votto...
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15 days ago
Cueto on a mission to become first CYA winner in franchise history
Baseball has been very, very good to Cueto
Forget about his stingy 1.12 ERA this season or the fact that he hasn't lost a decision since last August. Forget that he sported a tidy 2.31 ERA in 24 starts last season. Forget that his 2012 WHIP is under one (0.972) and forget that his K/BB ratio is an efficient 3.88. Yes, Johnny Cueto is not only the Reds' best starting...
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18 days ago
Cueto wants to make complete games a habit
Johnny Cueto is developing into an ace. That's no accident.
"This guy works hard," Reds manager Dusty Baker said. "He probably runs more than anyone on our team. He's learned how to work, how to get his endurance up. And he controls his emotions. Early in his career, he always had that one bad inning when his emotions would get out of whack. Now, he's...
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26 days ago
Cueto hopes to keep rolling vs. Pirates
Johnny Cueto is off to the best start of his career, and a meeting with the Pittsburgh Pirates may just keep him rolling.
Cueto looks to match his longest unbeaten run as the Cincinnati Reds open a three-game road series against the Pittsburgh Pirates on Friday night.
Cueto (3-0, 1.39 ERA) has won all five decisions with a 2.28 ERA over his last 12 starts dating to a road loss to...
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27 days ago
Cueto earns top spot in Reds' rotation
GOODYEAR, Ariz. Johnny Cueto, at the baseball tender age of 26, has worked his way to the top of the pitching rotation for the Cincinnati Reds or as Frank Sinatra sang it, "King of the hill, top of the heap, A-No. 1."
If all goes as planned, Cueto will be standing on the mound in Great American Ball Park on Opening Day.
And you can mix in a heaping dose of maturity...
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March 05, 2012
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