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| PIT | 1 | Final | 2 | CIN |
Jun 10 | W 6 - 2 | @ CHC Recap |
Jun 11 | W 12 - 2 | @ CHC Recap |
Jun 12 | W 2 - 1 | @ CHC Recap |
Jun 13 | L 6 - 5 | @ CHC Recap |
Jun 14 | W 4 - 3 | MIL Recap |
Jun 15 | L 6 - 0 | MIL Recap |
Jun 16 | W 5 - 1 | MIL Recap |
Jun 17 | W 4 - 1 | PIT Recap |
Jun 18 | L 4 - 0 | PIT Recap |
Jun 19 | W 2 - 1 | PIT Recap |
12:35 pm Today | PIT | |
9:40 pm Fri Jun 21 | @ ARI | |
7:15 pm Sat Jun 22 | FOX | @ ARI |
4:10 pm Sun Jun 23 | @ ARI | |
10:05 pm Tue Jun 25 | @ OAK | |
3:35 pm Wed Jun 26 | @ OAK | |
8:05 pm Fri Jun 28 | @ TEX | |
7:15 pm Sat Jun 29 | @ TEX | |
3:05 pm Sun Jun 30 | @ TEX | |
7:10 pm Mon Jul 1 | SF |
Arroyo allowed just one unearned run in seven innings of work, but that was nearly enough to earn him a loss. He left the game down 1-0, and it took a ninth-inning home run by Jay Bruce to get Arroyo off the hook for the loss.
Arroyo gave up six hits and three walks in the outing, while striking out three batters. The run came around to score on an error by Arroyo in the third inning, as he could not handle a bated ball from Russell Martin.
Arroyo has lowered his ERA to 3.04, but has just one win over his last four outings, despite all of them being quality starts. He is 6-5 on the season heading into his next start, scheduled for Tuesday in Oakland.
"He threw very well [Tuesday]," trainer Paul Lessard told the Cincinnati Enquirer.
Marshall has been out since the end of May due to this injury, and still does not have a timetable for his possible return to the bullpen.
"He's been working on strengthening it," trainer Paul Lessard said. "He finally has his full range of motion back. We wanted to get it flushed out. He'll probably start throwing again this weekend. I don't want to call it a target date, but that’s what we’re looking at."
Broxton has a 4.33 ERA in 29 appearances this season, prior to being placed on the disabled list.
Latos has allowed six runs combined over his last two starts (13 innings). He is scheduled to make his next start Sunday at Arizona. He is 2-0 with a 3.20 ERA in eight starts away from home.
While Frazier's overall line (.245 average, .762 OPS) leaves little to be desired, most of the damage came from an ugly May -- he was solid in April and relatively hot in June. The upside here is a decent average (maybe .260-ish), with around 25 home runs and 10-12 steals. Considering Frazier has first and third base eligibility, he gets a small boost in value for the multi-positionality.
He's not a slam-dunk option for all leagues, but Frazier should be considered for a starting spot in most formats.
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