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The article reviews notable MLB performances in May, highlighting Andrew Abbott’s dominant pitching for the Reds, the Blue Jays' offensive improvement, the Giants' strong pitching staff, struggles of the Red Sox and Mariners offenses, and the Padres' bullpen issues, as teams approach the 60-game mark of the season.
The Cincinnati Reds suffered a 7-5 loss to the Pittsburgh Pirates, relinquishing three one-run leads as their pitching staff, including rookie starter Andrew Abbott and the bullpen, struggled to hold off the Pirates' offense. With only seven games left in the regular season, the Reds have dropped three consecutive games, hindering their chances of securing a postseason spot. Despite hitting a two-run home run, center fielder TJ Friedl expressed disappointment over the loss and emphasized the team's determination to stay in the race. The Reds now trail the Chicago Cubs by 1.5 games for the third National League Wild Card spot, while also being eliminated from the NL Central division race.
The Milwaukee Brewers defeated the Cincinnati Reds 7-3, handing rookie pitcher Andrew Abbott his first big league loss. The Brewers hit two home runs and six extra-base hits off of Abbott, taking an early lead and never looking back. Despite a late rally by the Reds, the Brewers held on for the win, pulling within one game of the first-place Reds in the standings.
Reds rookie pitcher Andrew Abbott continues to dominate on the mound, delivering an impressive performance with 12 strikeouts in a no-decision game against the Padres. With a 1.21 ERA and 0.88 WHIP, Abbott has quickly become the best starter in Cincinnati's rotation and a key player in their division race. The Reds secured a 4-3 victory with Tyler Stephenson's pinch-hit, two-run home run in the eighth inning. Abbott's ability to effectively use his four pitches and change speeds has been a standout feature, earning him praise from teammates and coaches alike.
Andrew Abbott continues his impressive rookie season, striking out 12 batters over 7.2 innings and allowing only one run. Tyler Stephenson's pinch-hit 2-run homer in the 8th inning lifts the Cincinnati Reds to a 4-2 victory over the San Diego Padres, securing a series win and keeping the Reds in first place. Abbott's ERA now stands at 1.21 through six starts, and the Reds have won all six games he has started.
Andrew Abbott pitched 6.0 innings, allowing one run, and Matt McLain hit a home run to help the Cincinnati Reds end their losing streak with a 3-1 win over the Baltimore Orioles. With the victory, the Reds took over first place in the National League Central Division. Abbott has been impressive with a 1.21 ERA through five starts, while McLain continues to excel in his rookie year with a .321 batting average. The Reds' bullpen held on to secure the win, and Alexis Diaz remained perfect in save opportunities this season.
The Cincinnati Reds will be looking to bounce back from their three-game losing streak as they face off against the Baltimore Orioles tonight. Andrew Abbott will be starting for the Reds, coming off a strong performance with a career-high 10 strikeouts. Tyler Wells will be on the mound for the Orioles, boasting a 0.89 WHIP and a .185 average against him. Both teams will be aiming for a victory at Camden Yards.
The Cincinnati Reds will face off against the Baltimore Orioles tonight, with rookie left-hander Andrew Abbott taking the ball for the Reds and Tyler Wells countering for Baltimore. Both starters are expected to put together decent outings, but the bullpens for both teams have struggled recently. The over is favored due to the strong offensive performances of both lineups over the last week.
The Cincinnati Reds extended their win streak to 11 games with a 5-3 victory over the Colorado Rockies. Andrew Abbott struck out 10 batters in his 6-inning quality start but allowed three solo home runs. The Reds tied the game in the 5th inning and took the lead in the 8th inning with a go-ahead 2-run homer by Jake Fraley. Buck Farmer earned his second save of the season as the Reds completed the sweep of the Rockies.
The Cincinnati Reds extended their winning streak to 11 games with a 5-3 comeback victory over the Colorado Rockies. Rookie starting pitcher Andrew Abbott's scoreless streak ended one batter into the game, but the Reds' relentless offense and strong bullpen helped them earn their longest win streak since 1957. The Reds are now five games over .500 and hold first place in the National League Central race. They will face their biggest test yet in their next series against the NL's best team, the Atlanta Braves.
Misleading numbers can impact fantasy baseball performance. Tyler Glasnow's high ERA is not reflective of his strong K% and top-tier pitching abilities. Emmet Sheehan's hitless debut may not be indicative of his future success due to low SwStr% and control issues. Aaron Nola's ERA should improve with better luck and a schedule that eases up. Bryan Woo's high ERA is not reflective of his strong peripherals and Seattle's pitcher-friendly park. Andrew Abbott's 0.00 ERA is unsustainable due to low K:BB ratio and high exit velocity allowed.
The Cincinnati Reds will play against the Colorado Rockies at Great American Ball Park on Wednesday at 12:35 p.m. ET. The game will be broadcast on Bally Sports Ohio and Bally Sports Cincinnati, and can be streamed on the Bally Sports app for in-market fans or with an MLB TV subscription for out-of-market fans. Andrew Abbott will be pitching for the Reds, while Jake Bird will be starting for the Rockies. The game can also be listened to on WLW-AM (700).
Rookie pitcher Andrew Abbott continues his historic start with a 0.00 ERA through his first three Major League starts, becoming the first pitcher since 1893 to do so. Abbott's six scoreless innings helped the Cincinnati Reds win their sixth straight game and ninth in their last 11, with Tyler Stephenson and Kevin Newman providing the offense in a 2-1 victory over the Houston Astros. Abbott also broke a club record for most scoreless innings to begin a career.
The Cincinnati Reds will face the Houston Astros in a three-game series starting tonight, with the Reds just one game behind first place in the National League Central. Andrew Abbott will start for the Reds, having not allowed a run in his two previous starts, while J.P. France will start for the Astros, having posted a 3.54 ERA in seven starts this season. The Reds have activated Nick Senzel from the injured list and optioned Jose Barrero to Triple-A Louisville.
This week's fantasy baseball waiver wire targets include Gary Sanchez, Jordan Walker, Trevor Story, Nolan Jones, and Andrew Abbott. Sanchez has been on fire since joining the Padres, Walker has been electric since his recall from AAA, Story is nearing a return from injury and has a history of power and speed, Jones has shown power and speed potential with the Rockies, and Abbott and Smith-Shawver have both earned call-ups and have the potential to be strikeout machines. Kendall Graveman is also a solid waiver wire target for those in need of saves.