Minor League Game Review – 5/27/12
5/27 Game Review
Sorry for no game review yesterday, I simply had an insanely busy 48 hours and didn’t have time.
Louisville lost 9-4. Box Score
Dioner Navarro went 1-3 with a double and a run.
Neftali Soto went 2-3 with a HR (6), walk and 2 runs.
Cody Puckett went 1-4 with a double, RBI and a run.
Chad Reineke allowed a run in 7 innings with a walk and 2 strikeouts.
Game...
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Jamie Moyer took the senior citizen flight out of Cincinnati on Jay Bruce Day
Before the game began today, we told you to expect a Jay Bruce bomb and a Reds win.
Bruce took a hanging Jamie Moyer pitch into the seats in the right field Sun Deck for a bomb, giving the Reds a 2-1 lead. The first place buzzsaw continued to do their thing, winning by a final of 7-5.
Another Jay Bruce day has come and gone, and the Reds remain undefeated on this day. Jay Bruce remains...
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Latos manages to win despite allowing five homers
Mat Latos had mixed reactions to his start Sunday against the Colorado Rockies, but he and the Cincinnati Reds will take the result. The right-hander set a career high by giving up five home runs, but those were the only baserunners he allowed, minimizing the damage while the Reds were hitting four homers on their way to a 7-5 win. "I didn't walk anybody?" said...
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Reds outslug Rockies on record day for HRs
CINCINNATI (AP) -- Brandon Phillips hit a three-run homer to help the Cincinnati Reds outslug the Colorado Rockies 7-5 Sunday in a game that set a record for Great American Ball Park with nine home runs.
Mat Latos allowed five hits -- and all of them were solo home runs. Colorado's Carlos Gonzalez hit two of them, and Troy Tulowitzki, Michael Cuddyer and Dexter Fowler also took...
Via Fox Sports Tennessee
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Versatile relievers pitching great for Reds
CINCINNATI It wasn't as if he needed to do it because Cincinnati Reds manager Dusty Baker already knew what relief pitcher Sam LeCure is all about. But Baker is all about clear psyches for his players and he wanted to be certain.
LeCure, a long relief pitcher, wasn't being used, 11 days of inactivity, a forgotten man, anonymous in his bullpen chair.
Baker wanted to be...
Via Fox Sports Ohio
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14 hours ago
RAW POWER
Reds infielder lets go of bat, hits home run
A common baseball adage is throw [the barrel of] your bat at the ball. Cincinnati Reds third baseman Todd Frazier took that to heart on Sunday while facing the soft-tossing, 49-year-old lefty Jamie Moyer.
With the bases empty and one out in the bottom of the fourth inning, Frazier waited back on a 72 mph changeup and then turned on it for his fifth home run of the season and the...
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Aroldis Chapman Heading Down Wrong Path of Becoming Massive Talent With Tons of Baggage
Aroldis Chapman had quite the week. On Monday, the Reds hurler received a promotion, as he was tapped to become the team's new closer. The move also fell on the day that he was arrested for driving on a suspended license with a citation for speeding. The roller-coaster stretch continued when he was sued on Tuesday for being responsible for a man's imprisonment in his native...
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Game 46: Rockies 3, Reds 10
And just like that, another winning streak can begin.
Last night, the Cincinnati Reds bounced back a game after losing their 6-game winning streak and went on an offensive tear. The team hit 3 home runs. Chris Heisey, his second in as many games, hit a 3-run shot for the early lead in the first inning. Devin Mesoraco hit a solo shot in the 4th. And Ryan Ludwick contributed his own...
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Bullpen carries Reds to top of NL Central
CINCINNATI First baseman Joey Votto and second baseman Brandon Phillips are the cornerstones of the Cincinnati Reds long-term success.
The contracts say so.
The foundation, however, for the Reds returning to the top in the National League Central rests on the arms of their pitching rotation.
So far, so good.
The Reds have recovered from two weeks of season-opening misery and...
Via Fox Sports Ohio
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19 hours ago
Reds to face 49-year-old Moyer in series finale
After stumbling in the opener of their three-game weekend series, the NL Central-leading Cincinnati Reds got back to their winning ways while posting their highest run total of the year.
They could be in for another big day at the plate against the Colorado Rockies' Jamie Moyer in Sunday's series finale at Great American Ball Park.
Cincinnati (26-20), which entered the...
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19 hours ago
Happy Jay Bruce Day 2012
Still our favorite player in the big leagues, all-time. It’s May 27th, and you know what that means. Or maybe you don’t.
This is the day that Jay Bruce came into the big leagues some four years ago–and this May 27th and every one to follow will be forever known as “Jay Bruce Day”. He might be in a little bit of a slide right now, but if anything can...
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25 Reds facts that will blow your mind
Baseball is a game full of numbers, statistics and other often dubious figures that help us measure the performance of a given player or team. And while they don't always tell the true story of what's going on, they're sure fun to research and toss around.
With that in mind, here are 25 Reds-related facts (14 good, 10 bad, & 1 notable) that'll likely knock...
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MINOR details 5/25/12: Reds organization gets swept from top to bottom
Sad baseball rears his gloomy head once again.
Indianapolis 4 Louisville 1
-Pedro Villarreall (2-1) gave up three earned runs, four total, over 5.1 innings in the loss for the Bats (15-34). Kanekoa Texeira threw 1.2 scoreless innings, while Josh Judy struck out two in a perfect inning of relief.
-LF-3B Willie Harris went 1-3 with an RBI and also stole a base. RF-LF Felix Perez...
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Who's hot, who's not for the Redlegs
Joey Votto is being well, Joey Votto.
The first-place Reds (25-20) have had a solid month of May so far (14-9)--aided by a recent string of six straight victories, of course. And you don't rip off a 6-game winning streak without some great individual production.
Here are those players who are currently on a hot streak themselves lately, followed by some that are "...
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TWICE AS NICE
Reds fan catches back-to-back home runs
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Caleb Lloyd got to live the fan’s dream at a baseball game not once … but twice on Monday night. Lloyd, a Reds fan who plays soccer at Thomas More College, caught back-to-back home runs during the Reds-Braves series opener.
The first ball was a homer from pitcher Mike Leake in the fourth that made it a 2-1 lead for Cincinnati...
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