Cincinnati Reds will send Ace Hunter Greene to the mound on Wednesday and try to finish a four -game loss line when they meet Atlanta Braves on the road.
It will be the third game of four -game series. Braves won the first two games-on Saturday, 4-0 and 10 inning on Tuesday, a 2-1-and three-game winning series. The Reds lost six of the last eight.
Greene (4-2, 2.53 ERA) will be matched with the right-hand Grant Holmes (2-2, 4.24).
Greene won two plains, and on Friday, when he allowed a run over six inning against Washington Nationals, and the high-top 12 dough hit the 6-1 win. Greene has five quality start and hit at least eight in five of seven.
Terry Reds ruled Terry Francona Nationals after the match. “For the first time during the order, he threw a really good Offspeed fields. They made some adjustments. They don't get hits, but they run it.”
“It is not easy to do twelve K against a large league team. It is not easy to do it on the last field and see the ball entering the glove, I love to be fired. In this case it was guaranteed.”
Greene launched three careers against Atlanta and 2-0 with 300 ERA. Last season, he encountered brave and scored seven points without a 4-1 win. There are 24 strikes in 18 strokes against free swinging brave.
Holmes took a good step, but on Friday, he received a loss against Dodgers. He limited Los Angeles to two running and four strokes with six strokes and hit nine doughs, but lost 2-1 defeat.
Holmes was the fourth trip where Holmes allowed three or less running and erased bad emotions when he gave up on April 26th when he gave up three Homer and six running. Atlanta won 8-7 in Inning, but Holmes did not decide.
“I hate thinking about where we will be without [Holmes]”Atlanta manager Brian Snitker said.
Holmes made three careers, a beginning against Reds and published 4.15 ERA. The beginning arrived on September 17, 2024 and allowed two Inning's two runs for 6-5 victory.
The Reds were on Tuesday without the third master Christmas MARTE. He was in the original squad, but he complained about the left -side pain in the stroke cage and was drawn 15 minutes before the first field.
“He hit a field in Louisville, so he was disturbing him, Fran Francona said. “He was going to play, and then he said he caught him, so we'll look at him.”
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Reds announced that the left -wing player Tyler Callihan would miss six times after requiring surgery to repair two broken bones in the left forearm. Callihan was subjected to injury after hitting the wall on Monday. Jacob Hurdubise, who was recalled from Louisville, took its place.
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