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Routine fly turns into nightmare as Reds unravel in 9th

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By Mark Sheldon Verified
| MLB (Major League Baseball) Verified
CINCINNATI -- It almost felt like a car accident you could see developing in slow motion. The Reds were poised for a feel-good win to claim a hard-fought five-game series on Thursday against the Cardinals. Matt McLain had slugged a go-ahead grand slam during a five-run sixth inning, and the bullpen deftly handled the seventh and eighth. So far, so good for Cincinnati.
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Tras una exigente salida de Burns, los bates de Cincinnati cobran vida

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By Mark Sheldon Verified
| MLB (Major League Baseball) Verified
CINCINNATI -- El convocado al Juego de Estrellas de los Rojos y as en ascenso, Chase Burns, tampoco pudo escapar de la falta de respaldo ofensivo que ha afectado últimamente a sus compañeros de rotación, al realizar su apertura más reciente el miércoles. Frente a los Cardenales, Burns no tuvo una tarea sencilla, al realizar 104 pitcheos en cinco innings. Permitió dos carreras, seis hits y dos boletos, con ocho ponches, y salió con una desventaja de dos rayitas.
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When not painting corners, Lowder brushes up on another talent

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By Mark Sheldon Verified
| MLB (Major League Baseball) Verified
Ahead of Players’ Weekend, Major League Baseball is highlighting the off-field interests of its players. CINCINNATI -- During big league Spring Training ahead of his first professional season for the Reds, Rhett Lowder was one of many players on the team who took part in the clubhouse bonding tradition, "Reds Got Talent." Lowder's talent? Drawing. "At that time, I hadn't drawn in a while but I drew a picture of [catcher] Luke Maile that was pretty good," Lowder said.
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