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Cincinnati Reds

25-20, NL Central (1st)
Team RankingAVGRHRERA
Reds.239174463.43
Cent Division5th4th3rd3rd
National League 10th11th5th5th
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R. Ludwick
C. Heisey
D. Stubbs
C. Heisey
J. Bruce
R. Ludwick
C. Heisey
T. Frazier
M. Cairo
M. Costanzo
S. Rolen
Z. Cozart
W. Valdez
Rotation
1. J. Cueto
2. M. Latos
3. B. Arroyo
4. M. Leake
5. H. Bailey
B. Phillips
M. Cairo
W. Valdez
J. Votto
M. Costanzo
T. Frazier
M. Cairo

R. Hanigan
D. Mesoraco
  Bullpen
S. Marshall (CL)
J. Arredondo
A. Chapman
L. Ondrusek
A. Simon
S. LeCure
J. Hoover
B. Bray
Last Updated: 05/14/2012
 
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Last Five Games
5/25 vs. COL
Z. CozartSS
D. StubbsCF
J. Votto1B
B. Phillips2B
C. HeiseyRF
R. LudwickLF
T. Frazier3B
R. HaniganC
J. CuetoP
 
5/24 vs. ATL
Z. CozartSS
D. StubbsCF
J. Votto1B
B. Phillips2B
J. BruceRF
C. HeiseyLF
T. Frazier3B
D. MesoracoC
H. BaileyP
 
5/23 vs. ATL
Z. CozartSS
C. HeiseyCF
J. Votto1B
B. Phillips2B
J. BruceRF
R. LudwickLF
T. Frazier3B
R. HaniganC
B. ArroyoP
 
5/22 vs. ATL
Z. CozartSS
D. StubbsCF
J. Votto1B
B. Phillips2B
J. BruceRF
C. HeiseyLF
M. Cairo3B
R. HaniganC
M. LatosP
 
5/21 vs. ATL
Z. CozartSS
D. StubbsCF
J. Votto1B
B. Phillips2B
J. BruceRF
R. LudwickLF
T. Frazier3B
D. MesoracoC
M. LeakeP

Most Frequent Lineup
 AvgHRRBI
Z. CozartSS.250511
D. StubbsCF.246614
J. Votto1B.314728
B. Phillips2B.260418
J. BruceRF.2521028
S. Rolen3B.174211
R. LudwickLF.204416
D. MesoracoC.21327
 
Notes
  • 27 different lineups used this season.
  • Most frequent lineup used in 3 games.

Other Frequent Lineups
3 Game(s)
Z. CozartSS
D. StubbsCF
J. Votto1B
B. Phillips2B
J. BruceRF
C. HeiseyLF
T. Frazier3B
D. MesoracoC
3 Game(s)
Z. CozartSS
D. StubbsCF
J. Votto1B
B. Phillips2B
J. BruceRF
S. Rolen3B
C. HeiseyLF
R. HaniganC
2 Game(s)
Z. CozartSS
D. StubbsCF
J. Votto1B
B. Phillips2B
J. BruceRF
C. HeiseyLF
T. Frazier3B
R. HaniganC
2 Game(s)
Z. CozartSS
D. StubbsCF
J. Votto1B
B. Phillips2B
J. BruceRF
R. LudwickLF
T. Frazier3B
R. HaniganC
1 Game(s)
D. StubbsCF
Z. CozartSS
J. Votto1B
B. Phillips2B
J. BruceRF
S. Rolen3B
C. HeiseyLF
R. HaniganC

 
 
Sam LeCure, #63
Year-to-date Stats
WLIPERASVK
0117.14.67017
 
Sean Marshall, #51
Year-to-date Stats
WLIPERASVK
1216.04.50822
 
Jose Arredondo, #33
Year-to-date Stats
WLIPERASVK
3122.22.38127
 
Johnny Cueto, #47
Year-to-date Stats
WLIPERABBK
5264.02.531441
 
News
Reds pitcher Johnny Cueto enured one of his worst outings of the season on Friday night against the Rockies. He allowed five runs on 11 hits over 4 2/3 innings in the 6-3 loss. The right-hander surrendered a two-run homer to Todd Helton in the second before getting tagged for another run in the fourth. Then in the fifth, he gave up two more runs before being pulled for J.J. Hoover. He was done after throwing 95 pitches, 59 for strikes. Cueto also struck out three and walked two while taking his second loss of the season. "I didn't feel good," said Cueto, who was out of whack with his delivery. "Every time I threw my breaking ball, I opened up and I wasn't landing right."
Ryan Hanigan, #29
Year-to-date Stats
GAVGRHRRBISB
28.3089150
 
Position Breakdown
C - 28
Jay Bruce, #32
Year-to-date Stats
GAVGRHRRBISB
43.2522210283
 
Position Breakdown
OF - 43
Drew Stubbs, #6
Year-to-date Stats
GAVGRHRRBISB
44.246286149
 
Position Breakdown
OF - 44
Bronson Arroyo, #61
Year-to-date Stats
WLIPERABBK
2258.23.22844
 
News
Reds starting pitcher Bronson Arroyo bounced back from a couple of poor starts on Wednesday by limiting the Braves to just one run, off a solo homer, in 6 2/3 innings to help the Reds earn a 2-1 victory. Arroyo picked up the no decision in the game, as his own offense was similarly stymied, however he helped keep them in a game where Braves’ starter Tommy Hanson left little room for error. Arroyo struck out seven batters in the game while walking just two and allowing four hits. His lone mistake was a solo home run in the fourth inning off the bat of Dan Uggla, and the Reds would go on to win, 2-1 on a walk-off home run from Todd Frazier.
Logan Ondrusek, #66
Year-to-date Stats
WLIPERASVK
3119.22.75214
 
News
With Aroldis Chapman having pitched in three straight games and five of six, the Reds turned to Logan Ondrusek on Thursday to close out a 6-3 game in the ninth inning against the Braves. Ondrusek allowed a leadoff single to Eric Hinske and was faced with a two-runners on situation with one out, before forcing Juan Francisco into a harmless, game-ending double play to preserve the win. He now has two saves on the season.
Alfredo Simon, #31
Year-to-date Stats
WLIPERASVK
0117.22.04019
 
Brandon Phillips, #4
Year-to-date Stats
GAVGRHRRBISB
38.260214181
 
Position Breakdown
2B - 38
News
Reds second baseman Brandon Phillips entered Tuesday's game against the Braves having not hit a home run since April 24. He ended that drought as he went 2 for 4 with a pair of homers in the 4-3 win. He launched a two-run shot off Brandon Beachy in his first at-bat before victimizing the right-hander again in the fourth inning for a solo bomb. Phillips has gone 20 for 60 (.333) in his last 15 games with nine RBI and nine runs scored.
Todd Frazier, #21
Year-to-date Stats
GAVGRHRRBISB
18.27174100
 
Position Breakdown
3B - 17, OF - 1
News
Reds third baseman Todd Frazier’s fourth home run of the season came at an opportune time, as he lifted the Reds with a single swing on Wednesday, hitting a walk-off shot in the bottom of the ninth to secure a 2-1 victory over the Braves. Frazier went 1 for 4 overall in the game.
Joey Votto, #19
Year-to-date Stats
GAVGRHRRBISB
45.314257283
 
Position Breakdown
1B - 45
Wilson Valdez, #15
Year-to-date Stats
GAVGRHRRBISB
19.1951020
 
Position Breakdown
2B - 9, SS - 6, 3B - 7
Miguel Cairo, #43
Year-to-date Stats
GAVGRHRRBISB
6.1542020
 
Position Breakdown
3B - 6, DH - 1
Mike Costanzo, #25
Year-to-date Stats
GAVGRHRRBISB
10.0910020
 
Position Breakdown
DH - 1
Devin Mesoraco, #39
Year-to-date Stats
GAVGRHRRBISB
20.2138270
 
Position Breakdown
C - 20
News
Reds catcher Devin Mesoraco hit his first home run in the month of May on Thursday against Atlanta, and it was a big one, as he hit a grand slam off Braves reliever Kris Medlen, providing what would prove to be the winning runs in a 6-3 victory. He went 1 for 3 in the game with a walk.
Homer Bailey, #34
Year-to-date Stats
WLIPERABBK
3353.24.191740
 
News
Reds starting pitcher Homer Bailey put up his third straight quality start on Wednesday against the Braves, with a two-run home run off the bat of Michael Bourn in the fifth inning standing as his only mistake. Other than that, Bailey held the Braves scoreless in five of six innings, allowing just four hits and one walk in his six innings, with six strikeouts, to lower his ERA to 4.19 on the season. He improved his record to 3-3 on the season, as the Reds won, 6-3.
Chris Heisey, #28
Year-to-date Stats
GAVGRHRRBISB
32.2667071
 
Position Breakdown
OF - 32
Scott Rolen, #27
Year-to-date Stats
GAVGRHRRBISB
28.17462111
 
Position Breakdown
3B - 28
Injuries
Shoulder - 15-day DL. Out indefinitely (Updated - 5/19/12)
Bill Bray, #45
Year-to-date Stats
WLIPERASVK
002.213.5003
 
Injuries
Groin, back - 15-day DL. Out until at least early June (Updated - 5/25/12)
News
MLB.com reported Friday that Reds reliever Bill Bray, on the 15-day disabled list, underwent an MRI on his injured lower back which reveal no structural damage. The left-hander had been shut down in his rehab after developing the injury last week.
Zack Cozart, #2
Year-to-date Stats
GAVGRHRRBISB
44.250235111
 
Position Breakdown
SS - 44
News
Reds shortstop Zack Cozart has produced a four-game hitting streak since being held out of the starting lineup Saturday against the Yankees. Cozart is batting .400 (6 for 15) with two solo homers during his hitting streak. “The day off helped big time,” Cozart told the Cincinnati Enquirer. “It helped more mentally than physically. That day, Dusty (Baker) saw something on video. I was getting started too late. That made me speed up my swing and pop up more than I usually do. The good thing was it’s an easy fix.”
Mat Latos, #55
Year-to-date Stats
WLIPERABBK
3251.24.352248
 
News
Reds pitcher Mat Latos won his third straight decision on Tuesday night against the Braves. He allowed two runs on five hits over seven innings of work in the 4-3 win. The right-hander surrendered a homer to Michael Bourn to begin the game before settling down a bit. His final damage would come in the form of a Jason Heyward RBI double in the fourth. He threw 116 pitches, 79 for strikes, and lowered his ERA to 4.35. Latos also struck out eight and walked one.
Ryan Ludwick, #48
Year-to-date Stats
GAVGRHRRBISB
24.20484160
 
Position Breakdown
OF - 24, DH - 1
J.J. Hoover, #60
Year-to-date Stats
WLIPERASVK
0010.20.8409
 
Aroldis Chapman, #54
Year-to-date Stats
WLIPERASVK
4024.10.00243
 
News
Recently-anointed Reds closer Aroldis Chapman was not pitching in a save situation on Wednesday against the Braves, however the stakes were still plenty high, as he put his scoreless-innings streak on the line in a 1-1 game in the top of the ninth inning. As he has been all season, Chapman was up to the challenge, throwing up blanks for the 24th outing in a row, to keep the game tied heading into the bottom of the ninth, where Todd Frazier hit a walk-off home run to earn Chapman his fourth win of the season, 2-1. Chapman struck out two and picked up a groundball in the inning.
Mike Leake, #44
Year-to-date Stats
WLIPERABBK
1545.25.321427
 
Injuries
Back - Probable for May 26 start vs. Colorado (Updated - 5/22/12)