Brewers 2, Reds 0
The Reds have two hits off Chris Capuano through five innings. That drops their team batting average vs. left-handers to .190. Not good.
Brewers scored one in the first when Ken Griffey Jr. dropped a ball in right. Rickie Weeks homered to lead off the third. Eric Milton was shaky in the first. But he retired nnie of 10 after Weeks' home run.
Jerry Narron pulled Milton after Prince Fielder's leadoff double in the sixth. It came on Milton's 99th pitch of the night. Thirty-four of those were in the first inning.
posted by John Fay at 8:36 PM
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TBD said...
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Post a Comment*Are the Reds playing under protest yet? Most blatant bad call I've seen in years on that Conine looper.
Get Hamilton in center, move Freel to second, and Phillips to shortstop and we could enjoy a great team! How can Alex Gonzalez help the Reds? He has not done anything anywhere else. Josh Hamilton is a inspiration for life, not just the game of baseball. Hamilton you are the MVP.
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