Final | R | H | E |
---|---|---|---|
Cincinnati Reds (66-74) | 7 | 11 | 0 |
Baltimore Orioles (82-57) | 9 | 12 | 1 |
W: Hunter (3-2) L: Parra (0-2) S: Britton (33) | |||
Box Score | Play-by-Play | Game Thread | Depth Chart | Win Probability |
Positives
–The Reds were down 6-0 after one inning — what’s new? — but fought back to tie the game at 7 in the seventh inning.
–Great night for Devin Mesoraco: four hits in four at-bats, including a double and his 21st homer, two runs scored, and four RBI. Not bad. Not bad at all.
Negatives
–Mike Leake has mostly been good this year, but not tonight: seven runs allowed on seven hits in four innings pitched.
Not so random thoughts….
–Swept by the Orioles. Redlegs are 1-5 on this road trip so far. Eight games under .500. Oh Reds. Why do you break our heart so often?
–Baseball is so funny. Tonight’s lineup — Bourgeois, Santiago, Frazier, Mesoraco, Lutz, Rodriguez, Hannahan, Elmore, Barnhart — might literally be the worst lineup in the ten-year history of Redleg Nation. And yet, they scored seven runs against a first-place team. Crazy.
–A peek behind the scenes: writing recaps for a miserable team like this isn’t easy. The ol’ Redlegs just aren’t fun to watch right now, are they?

Milton was unhappy with Cincinnati’s performance tonight. The comeback was fun for a little while, though.