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Probable Starting Pitchers Game 147 (67-79), Road 72 (27-44) NOTES Great American Ball Park • Joe Nuxhall Way • Cincinnati, OH 45202 • @Reds • @RedsPR • ramsey.mlblogs.com • reds.com GAME 147 (67-79), ROAD 72 (27-44) PROBABLE STARTING PITCHERS Thu at Sea: RHP Tyler Mahle (2-11, 4.94) vs TBA and/or LHP Tommy Milone (3-9, 4.98) 700 wlw, fsoh, 10:10et THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 2019 Fri at Ari: RHP Luis Castillo (14-6, 3.21) vs RHP Mike Leake (11-10, 4.64) 700 wlw, fsoh, 9:40et T-Mobile Park, Seattle Sat vs Ari: RHP Anthony DeSclafani (9-8, 4.06) vs RHP Merrill Kelly (10-14, 4.68) 700 wlw, fsoh, 8:10et Sun at Ari: RHP Trevor Bauer (10-12, 4.55) vs RHP Zac Gallen (3-5, 2.66) 700 wlw, fsoh, 4:10et • • • • • • • • • • Mon at Chi: RHP Sonny Gray (10-7, 2.80) vs TBA 700 wlw, fsoh, 8:05et CINCINNATI REDS (67-79) at Tue at Chi: RHP Tyler Mahle vs TBA 700 wlw, fsoh, espn, 8:05et Wed at Chi: RHP Luis Castillo vs TBA 700 wlw, fsoh, 8:05et SEATTLE MARINERS (60-86) Thursday: Off day in Cincinnati TONIGHT’S GAME: Is Game 3 (0-2) of a 3-game series vs Ken Griffey REGULAR SEASON RECORD VS MARINERS CAREER IN SEATTLE, PRIOR TO 2019 Jr.'s Mariners and Game 3 (0-2) of the Reds' second consecutive 3-city, All-Time Since 2002: ........................................ 2-15 José Iglesias 20g .254 (18-71) 0 HR, 10 RBI 10-day road trip...following this series will visit Ari's Chase Field (3g) and At Cinergy Field: ............................................. 0-3 Juan Graterol 7g .444 (4-9) 0 HR, 3 RBI Chi's Wrigley Field (3g)...the Redlegs flew to Seattle following Sunday At Great American Ball Park: ......................... 1-5 Freddy Galvis 4g .235 (4-17) 0 HR, 2 RBI afternoon's game at Great American Ball Park and spent Monday's off day At Safeco Field / T-Mobile: ........................ * 1-7 Joey Votto 3g .400 (4-10) 0 HR, 0 RBI here...this is the fourth of the Redlegs' 4 scheduled visits to the West Coast Derek Dietrich 1g .667 (2-3) 0 HR, 0 RBI Last Played In 2016, at GABP: .......................... 0-3 (0-3 at LAD & 3-1 at SD, 1-2 at Oak & 2-1 at SF, 0-2 at LAA)...following this * Last played in Seattle in 2010 Trevor Bauer 6gs 2-2, 2.27 39.2ip, 10er road trip the Reds return to GABP for their final homestand (3g vs NYM, off Kevin Gausman 4gs 1-2, 3.04 26.2ip, 9er day, 3g vs Mil)...will finish the2019 championship season with 3 games at 2019 SCHEDULE & RESULTS Alex Wood 1gs 0-1, 1.50 6ip, 1er Pit's PNC Park...the Reds' elimination numbers are 3 in the NL Central 9/10 at Sea ..... L, 3-4 ......... Altavilla / Garrett / Bass and in the . 9/11 at Sea ..... L, 3-5 ......... Gonzalez / Gray / Bass REDS’ DESIGNATED HITTERS IN 2019 6 Wild Card Thu, 9/12 at Sea .............................................. 10:10 Player Avg H AB HR RBI SERIES NOTES: Tonight the Mariners are looking for their firstseries sweep All times eastern Alex Blandino, 1gs .000 0 2 0 0 of the Reds since 5/20-5/22, 2016 at Great American Ball Park and their first Curt Casali, 1g 1.000 1 1 0 0 2016 RESULTS, AT GREAT AMERICAN BALL PARK series sweepin Seattle since 6/18-6/20, 2010...the Mariners swept 3 of the Derek Dietrich, 2gs .200 1 5 1 2 5/20 at Cin ....... L, 3-8 .......................Iwakuma / Wood first 5 series...the Redlegs are 2-15 all-time vs Sea, including this series and Kyle Farmer, 1g 1.000 1 1 0 0 5/21 at Cin ....... L, 0-4 ....................Hernandez / Lamb 0-3 in 2016 at Great American Ball Park, 1-2 in 2013 at GABP, 0-3 in 2010 Brian O'Grady, 1g 1.000 1 1 1 2 5/22 at Cin ....... L, 4-5 ..............Miley / Simon / Cishek at Safeco Field, 1-2 in 2007 at Safeco and 0-3 in 2002 in the final season of Eugenio Suárez, 1gs .000 0 3 0 0 Cinergy Field...the Reds won their first game at the ballpark then known as 2010 RESULTS, AT SAFECO FIELD Josh VanMeter, 2g, 1gs .143 1 7 0 0 Safeco Field, 16-1 on 6/22/07, but since then have lost 7 straight games Joey Votto, 3gs .222 2 9 2 2 6/18 at Sea ..... L, 0-1 ........................... LEE / Cueto at what is now named T-Mobile Park. Jesse Winker, 1gs .000 0 2 0 0 6/19 at Sea ..... L, 1-5 ......... HERNANDEZ / LeCure 2019 DH Totals .226 7 31 4 6 6/20 at Sea ..... L, 0-1 ........ Rowand-Smith / Harang DIAMONDBACKS UP NEXT...: The Diamondbacks took 2 of 3 games last 2018 DH Totals .282 11 39 2 9 weekend at Great American Ball Park...at Ari's Chase Field, the Reds are 32-18 with the roof closed and 6-12 with the roof 2017 DH Totals .237 9 38 1 3 open...Cin won its first 7 games there until a 9-6 loss on 7/1/00. 2016 DH Totals .150 6 40 0 0 2015 DH Totals .333 12 36 2 5 CLEMENTE AWARD: RHP/OF Michael Lorenzen is the Reds' nominee for the prestigious Roberto Clemente Award, 2014 DH Totals .250 9 36 1 4 given each year to the Major League player who best represents the game through extraordinary character, community 2019 at Oak, at Cle, at LAA, at Sea involvement, philanthropy and positive contributions, both on and off the field...he will be recognized Wednesday on MLB's REDS' RECENT RECORDS & FINISHES 18th annual Roberto Clemente Day...18 former award winners are in the National Baseball Hall of Fame in Cooperstown, YR Record % Finish ERA BA including Barry Larkin of the Reds. 2019 67-79 .459 4th 4.23 .246 DOUBLE UP: In last night's game, Joey Votto recorded the 400th double of his career...became the seventh active player 2018 67-95 .414 5th 4.63 .254 with at least 400 career doubles, joining Ryan Zimmerman, Ian Kinsler, Nick Markakis, Robinson Canó, Miguel Cabrera 2017 68-94 .420 5th 5.17 .253 and Albert Pujols...Votto's 703 career extra-base hits are fourth-most in Reds history (Barry Larkin 3rd, 715)...beginning 2016 68-94 .420 5th 4.91 .256 in his first full season in2008 , Votto's 692 extra-base hits are second only to Ryan Braun's 719 extra-base hits...Votto has 2015 64-98 .395 5th 4.33 .248 recorded at least 28 doubles in 11 of his last 12 seasons...the only other player in the Majors Leagues with 10 seasons of 2014 76-86 .469 4th 3.59 .238 at least 28 doubles in that span is Robinson Canó. 2013 90-72 .556 3rd, WC 3.38 .249 2012 97-65 .599 1st 3.34 .251 FIRST WATCH: In the first inning, the Redlegs lead the Major Leagues in runs (118), HR (43), RBI (115) and slugging percentage (.573) while ranking third in the NL in batting average (.297) and on-base percentage (.360)...have outscored 2011 79-83 .488 3rd 4.16 .256 opponents in the first frame,118-76 , and are 33-13 (.717) when leading after the first inning...6 times this season scored at 2010 91-71 .562 1st 4.01 .272 least 4 runs in the first inning...Eugenio Suárez' franchise record 14 HR in the first inning lead the Major Leagues. HOME RUNS IN A SEASON, REDS BATTERS PLAYER & ROOKIE OF THE MONTH: Aristides Aquino was the National League's Player of the Month and Rookie of George Foster ...................... 52 ........... 1977 the Month for August...led the Major Leagues in HR (14) and RBI (33) and led the National League in slugging percentage Ted Kluszewski ..................... 49 ........... 1954 (.767)...established a new National League record for HR by a rookie in a calendar month and tied the franchise record Ted Kluszewski ..................... 47 ........... 1955 for HR by any player in any calendar month (Frank Robinson, August 1962 & Greg Vaughn, September 1999)...his 33 Adam Dunn ........................... 46 ........... 2004 RBI are second-most ever by a Reds batter in August (Frank Robinson, 34 RBI, August 1962). Greg Vaughn ........................ 45 ........... 1999 Johnny Bench ....................... 45 ........... 1970 THE PUNISHER: Rookie Aristides Aquino has produced 15 HR in his first 41 career games and 156 plate apps, including Eugenio Suárez ................... 44 ........... 2019 a 3-homer game on 8/10 vs Cubs in which he homered in 3 consecutive innings (2nd, 3rd, 4th). HOME RUNS IN A SEASON, PLAYERS FROM VENEZUELA • Holds modern Major League records for fewest career games to 14 HR (28) and fewest career plate apps to 15 HR (122). Andrés Galarraga, Col .......... 47 ........... 1996 • Is the only player in modern Major League history with 13 HR in his first100 career plate apps, the only player with 14 HR in his first and the only player with in his first ...Phi's Eugenio Suárez, Cin ........... 44 ........... 2019 108 career plate apps 15 HR 122 career plate apps Rhys Hoskins Miguel Cabrera, Det ............. 44 ........... 2013 (98th PA) and LAD's Will Smith (100th PA) are the only other players, since 1900, to produce as many as 12 HR in their Miguel Cabrera, Det ............. 44 ........... 2012 first100 career plate apps...Hoskins retains the record since 1900 for fewest plate apps to 16 HR (137). Richard Hidalgo, Hou ........... 44 ..........
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