Updated Playoff Oddsįangraphs projects the Cincinnati Reds playoff odds at 76.9% after a perfect day when it comes to wins and losses in the playoff race for Cincinnati. The last time the Reds had a winning record other than 1-0 after Opening Day was May 14th, 2017.
The Cincinnati Reds entered the day with a winning record. Yesterday, the Reds clinched their first winning month since May of last year.
That meant a 28-man roster move and Cincinnati decided to designate reliever Nate Jones for assignment. The Reds needed to activate Sonny Gray so he could start tonight.
Forecast: 70°, partly cloudy, 0% chance of rain. Where: Great American Ballpark, Cincinnati. In 137 plate appearances, right-handed hitters have a. In 31 plate appearances against other lefties, Anderson is holding them to a. The lefty hasn’t faced many lefties this season. What he does do is get a ton of ground balls – with a 59.1% rate this season, which ranks 5th best in baseball among pitchers with at least eight starts this season. The Reds are hoping he’s more like the guy prior to September who posted an ERA of 1.94 in seven starts.īrett Anderson doesn’t walk many guys. He says he’s feeling great and is ready to go. Cincinnati put him on the injured list with a back strain following that outing on the 10th. The start before that he failed to get out of the 1st inning. Sonny Gray takes the mound for the first time since September 10th when he failed to get out of the 4th inning. Links: Sonny Gray’s Stats | Brett Anderson’s Stats With Brett Anderson on the hill for the Brewers, David Bell is going with seven right-handed hitters in his lineup to start the game – only Joey Votto and Mike Moustakas hit from the left side in this one (at least until the bullpen comes into play). 
Sonny Gray is back on the mound tonight for the first time in nearly two weeks.
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Milwaukee will send left-handed starter Brett Anderson to the mound to try and counter and even the series up 1-1. The Reds will be welcoming Sonny Gray back to the mound after a stint on the injured list – it will be just his third start of September. The Cincinnati Reds (28-27) look to take the series from the Milwaukee Brewers (26-27) in game two of their three-game series on Tuesday evening at Great American Ballpark.
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