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Cincinnati Reds(41-51) Vs Cleveland Indians(49-41) Game No.: 91 Cincinnati Reds(41-51) vs Cleveland Indians(49-41) Jul 11, 2018 Progressive Field First Pitch: Temp: OFFICIAL SCORERS: Bob Maver UMPIRES: HP-Ryan Additon(67) 1B-Quinn Wolcott(81) 2B-Jeff Kellogg(8) (Crew Chief) 3B-James Hoye(92) AVG HR RBI Cincinnati Reds POS 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 AB R H RBI .279 12 36 43 Schebler (L) RF .275 5 31 9 Peraza SS .291 9 48 19 Votto (L) 1B .322 14 58 3 Gennett (L) 2B .316 19 69 7 Suárez 3B .283 6 37 33 Winker (L) DH .254 5 29 16 Barnhart (S) C .204 14 57 23 Duvall LF .232 3 19 6 Hamilton (S) CF R H E LOB COACHES PITCHERS IP H R ER BB SO HR HB WP PITCHES 35 Jim Riggleman (Interim Manager) Mahle (7-6, 3.66) 59 Don Long (Hitting Coach) 45 Freddie Benavides (First Base Coach) 22 Billy Hatcher (Third Base Coach) Reds Roster 2 Alex Blandino, 3B (R) 15 Dilson Herrera, 2B (R) 26 Raisel Iglesias, RHP 37 David Hernandez, RHP 48 Jared Hughes, RHP 3 Scooter Gennett, 2B (L) 16 Tucker Barnhart, C (S) 28 Anthony DeSclafani, RHP 38 Curt Casali, C (R) 50 Amir Garrett, LHP 6 Billy Hamilton, CF (S) 19 Joey Votto, 1B (L) 30 Tyler Mahle, RHP 43 Scott Schebler, RF (L) 51 Kyle Crockett, LHP 7 Eugenio Suárez, 3B (R) 21 Michael Lorenzen, RHP 32 Matt Harvey, RHP 44 Tanner Rainey, RHP 58 Luis Castillo, RHP 9 José Peraza, SS (R) 23 Adam Duvall, LF (R) 33 Jesse Winker, RF (L) 47 Sal Romano, RHP 62 Jackson Stephens, RHP Reds DL AVG HR RBI Cleveland Indians POS 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 AB R H RBI .296 24 59 12 Lindor (S) SS .304 11 50 23 Brantley (L) LF .290 25 60 11 Ramírez (S) 3B .226 20 62 10 Encarnacion DH .252 13 49 17 Alonso (L) 1B .219 8 37 22 Kipnis (L) 2B .251 10 28 7 Gomes C .266 2 16 30 Naquin (L) RF .208 1 5 1 Allen (S) CF R H E LOB COACHES PITCHERS IP H R ER BB SO HR HB WP PITCHES 77 Terry Francona (Manager) Carrasco (9-5, 4.28) 29 Ty Van Burkleo (Hitting Coach) 51 Carl Willis (Pitching Coach) 2 Brad Mills (Bench Coach) 15 Sandy Alomar Jr. (First Base Coach) 16 Mike Sarbaugh (Third Base Coach) 48 Scott Atchison (Bullpen Coach) Indians Roster 1 Greg Allen, CF (S) 11 José Ramírez, 3B (S) 26 Rajai Davis, LF (R) 39 Oliver Pérez, LHP 55 Roberto Pérez, C (R) 6 Brandon Guyer, RF (R) 12 Francisco Lindor, SS (S) 28 Corey Kluber, RHP 45 Adam Plutko, RHP 57 Shane Bieber, RHP 7 Yan Gomes, C (R) 17 Yonder Alonso, 1B (L) 30 Tyler Naquin, RF (L) 47 Trevor Bauer, RHP 58 Neil Ramírez, RHP 9 Erik González, 2B (R) 22 Jason Kipnis, 2B (L) 34 Zach McAllister, RHP 49 Tyler Olson, LHP 59 Carlos Carrasco, RHP 10 Edwin Encarnacion, DH (R) 23 Michael Brantley, LF (L) 37 Cody Allen, RHP 52 Mike Clevinger, RHP 61 Dan Otero, RHP Indians DL GAME RECAP 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 R H E LOB.
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