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Cincinnati Reds
Location: Cincinnati, Ohio | Ballpark: Great American Ball Park (42,941) | Spring Training: Goodyear, Az. (2010 inagural season)
Owner: Robert Castellini | GM: Walt Jocketty | Manager: Dusty Baker | World Championships: 5
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      Left field, Rotation No. 5
      With the late signing of Jonny Gomes, who hit 20 homers in 281 at-bats last year, the battle for the left-field job became even more crowded. Gomes will likely platoon with Chris Dickerson (.275, two homers last year), but also in the mix are Laynce Nix (.239, 15), Wladimir Balentien (.234, 7) and Josh Anderson (.240, 1). Other possibilities include Juan Francisco, who starred in the 2010 Caribbean Series and hit 22 homers in Double-A last season, Chris Heisey (.347, 13 in Double-A) and Todd Frazier (.290, 14 in Double-A). Rotation No. 5: The biggest move the club made was outbidding teams for 21-year-old Cuban Aroldis Chapman. The lefty can throw 100 mph, but the Reds might play it cautious here and not rush him to the majors. Others auditioning for the final spot are lefties Matt Maloney (2-4, 4.87 in 40.2 innings last year) and Travis Wood (9-3, 1.21 in 119 IP at Double-A), and right-handers Micah Owings (7-12, 5.34 in 119.2), Justin Lehr (5-3, 5.37 in 65.1) and Mike Lincoln (1-1, 8.22 in 23), who is coming off a cervical disk replacement surgery last summer.
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      No.PlayerPos.
      1. Drew StubbsCF
      2. Orlando CabreraSS
      3. Joey Votto1B
      4. Brandon Phillips2B
      5. Scott Rolen3B
      6. Jay BruceRF
      7. Ramon HernandezC
      8. Chris DickersonLF
      Probable Rotation
      No.PlayerThrows
      1.Aaron Harang RH
      2.Bronson Arroyo RH
      3.Johnny Cueto RH
      4.Homer Bailey RH
      5.Matt MaloneyLH
      Closer Francisco Cordero RH
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      SPEdinson VolquezElbowDL
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      Transactions
       3/18Pedro ViolaPSent to Minors
       3/18Bill BrayPSent to Minors
       3/17Chad ReinekePSigned to a Minor League Contract
       2/22Edinson VolquezPPlaced on 60-Day DL
       2/22Jonny GomesLFSigned as Free Agent
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        jfunk40 Spring is in the air!02/11/10 11:42am EST 48
        TJCONEY Reds Pitching and Chapman Thoughts03/18/10 11:51am EDT 6
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        Spring Outlook - Scott Miller's Take
        I'm sorry, but I'm not going all doom and gloom on the beleaguered Reds again this spring. Aroldis Chapman could help solidify a rotation with Aaron Harang, Johnny Cueto and Bronson Arroyo (sigh, too bad Edinson Volquez is out until after the All-Star Game). Scott Rolen's bat and professionalism over an entire season at third base is a big plus. I like the signing of shortstop Orlando Cabrera. I'm optimistic Joey Votto won't spend half this season dizzy as he was in 2009. Maybe these Reds aren't built to win the NL Central, but with a few breaks, they should be built to improve on last year's 78-84 record. They'd better, because manager Dusty Baker is entering the final season of his three-year deal. And if the Reds start slowly again, the sharks will be out.
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        TeamWLPct.GBHomeRoad
        St. Louis9171.562-46-3545-36
        Chi. Cubs8378.5167½46-3437-44
        Milwaukee8082.4941140-4140-41
        Cincinnati7884.4811340-4138-43
        Houston7488.4571744-3730-51
        Pittsburgh6299.38528½40-4122-58
         
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        J. GomesLF1239.290
        D. StubbsCF1125.276
        O. CabreraSS1102.259
        J. Votto1B1213.207
        B. Phillips2B1115.160
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        The Cincinnati Reds, based in Cincinnati, Ohio, participate in Major League Baseball (MLB) and are a member of the National League Central Division. The Reds were founded as the Cincinnati Red Stockings in 1876. They changed the name to the Cincinnati Reds for the first time in 1878. They were briefly known as the Cincinnati Redlegs from 1953 to 1958 and returned to Reds once again in 1959. Since 2003, they have played their home games at the Great American Ball Park. The club has five World Series Championships (1919, 1940, 1975, 1976, 1990).
         
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