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The Cincinnati Reds placed pitcher Nick Lodolo on the 15-day injured list due to a blister on his finger, affecting his rotation duties, but he is expected to return soon as his recent performance has been strong. Yosver Zulueta was called up to fill his spot, and the team is prepared to manage his absence with other pitchers like Nick Martinez and potentially Hunter Greene returning from injury.
Nick Lodolo impresses with a stellar performance, showcasing a dominant curveball and potential for a breakout season; other notable starting pitchers include MacKenzie Gore, Logan Webb, Max Meyer, and Joe Ryan, while some struggled, such as Triston McKenzie and Sean Manaea. The article also features a matchup between Yu Darvish and James Paxton as the Game of the Day.
Hunter Greene and Nick Lodolo, both pitchers for the Cincinnati Reds, had successful rehab starts. Greene, who has been on the injured list for the past two months due to a hip issue, pitched 5.2 innings, allowing only one hit and an unearned run while striking out nine. Lodolo, pitching for Double-A Chattanooga, threw three scoreless innings with six strikeouts and no hits. Both pitchers are progressing well in their rehab assignments and are on track to rejoin the Reds rotation soon.
Cincinnati Reds pitcher Nick Lodolo has been diagnosed with a stress reaction in his left tibia, delaying his return from the injured list. The 25-year-old left-hander had been placed on the 15-day injured list over the weekend with calf tendinitis. Lodolo and fellow top prospect Hunter Greene both made the season-opening rotation in 2022. The Reds called up Brandon Williamson to make his MLB debut yesterday, and he is expected to remain in the rotation, joining Greene, Graham Ashcraft, and Luke Weaver.
The Cincinnati Reds have placed left-hander Nick Lodolo and right-hander Casey Legumina on the 15-day injured list and optioned right-hander Levi Stoudt to Triple-A Louisville. To replace them, the club recalled right-hander Kevin Herget while selecting the contracts of right-handers Alan Busenitz and Silvino Bracho. Lodolo is expected to miss at least four weeks of action due to a calf injury. The Reds now have just three regular starters in their rotation and could look to add another starter to the roster in the coming days.
Don't be fooled by certain stats in fantasy baseball. Nick Lodolo's 6.29 ERA is misleading due to a high BABIP and HR/FB rate, making him a buy-low candidate. Shane Bieber's 2.61 ERA is also deceiving as he's allowing a lot of hard contact and his K-BB% isn't top-50 among starters. Jarred Kelenic's .288 batting average is likely to drop as pitchers have adjusted to him. Josiah Gray's 3.03 ERA is also misleading as he's benefited from good fortune and a decrease in fastball velocity, making him a regression candidate.
TJ Friedl's 3-run home run and RBI triple helped the Cincinnati Reds defeat the Chicago White Sox 5-3, evening up the series. Nick Lodolo struggled, allowing three runs, including two home runs, in just 3.2 innings. Jonathan India had three hits and stole a base, while TJ Friedl's big night pushed his season line to .324/.367/.486. The Reds and White Sox will play the rubber match on Sunday.
The Texas Rangers, with a strong offense, will face the Cincinnati Reds, who are in a rebuilding season, in a three-game series. The Rangers will start Nathan Eovaldi, who has struggled with a high hard hit% this season, while the Reds will start Nick Lodolo, who has seen his K% rise and his hard hit ball% drop. The Rangers are favored to win due to their ability to hit home runs and Lodolo's tendency to give up fly balls. The game will take place at the hitter-friendly Great American Ballpark in Cincinnati.
The Philadelphia Phillies lost to the Cincinnati Reds 6-2 in their opening series, with Nick Lodolo pitching seven shutout innings against them last week. The Phillies attacked early, but their struggles with runners in scoring position continued throughout the game. Bailey Falter had a solid outing last week, but couldn't replicate it this time. The Reds took the lead in the third inning and continued to score, while the Phillies' offense couldn't battle back. Taijuan Walker will pitch for the Phillies in their next game against the Reds.
The Cincinnati Reds defeated the Philadelphia Phillies 6-2 on Thursday night thanks to clutch hits in a 3-run 3rd inning and a strong outing from pitcher Nick Lodolo. Spencer Steer continued his hot start to the season with a single that brought in a run. The Reds bullpen held on to secure the win.
Despite Nick Lodolo's impressive performance of striking out 12 batters in 7.0 shutout innings, the Cincinnati Reds bullpen failed to hold on to their 2-0 lead in the 9th inning, allowing the Philadelphia Phillies to walk-off with a 3-2 victory. Spencer Steer hit a solo home run in the 1st inning to put the Reds ahead, but the offense went quiet after that. The Reds will face the Phillies again on Sunday.
Despite a gem of a performance from Nick Lodolo, who pitched seven shutout innings and struck out 12 batters, the Cincinnati Reds bullpen couldn't hold onto a two-run lead in the ninth inning, resulting in a walk-off loss to the Philadelphia Phillies. The loss spoiled Lodolo's impressive outing and left the Reds with their biggest gut punch of the young season.
Graham Ashcraft shines as the third head of the Cincinnati Reds' pitching monster, firing 7 innings of excellence and yielding only one earned run on 4 hits and a walk while striking out 6, leading the Reds to a 3-1 victory over the Pittsburgh Pirates. The Reds now have a winning record as they welcome the Chicago Cubs to GABP on Monday.
The Cincinnati Reds defeated the Pittsburgh Pirates 6-2 in their first win of the 2023 season, thanks to home runs by Jake Fraley, Kevin Newman, and Jonathan India. Reds pitching retired the final 16 Pirates batters, with starter Nick Lodolo striking out nine in five innings. Joey Votto hit a home run in his rehab assignment with the Louisville Bats. The Reds and Pirates will face off again on Sunday.
Nick Lodolo saved his start and the game for the Cincinnati Reds in a 6-2 win against the Pittsburgh Pirates. Lodolo allowed a run and loaded the bases in the first inning, but found his breaking ball as the game went on and limited his pitch count to complete five innings. Reds leadoff hitter Jonathan India, designated hitter Kevin Newman, and left fielder Jake Fraley hit homers to build a four-run lead. Reliever Buck Farmer and closer Alexis Díaz closed out the game for the Reds. Lodolo's changeup, which he developed during spring training, proved to be a viable third pitch.