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Game Date:
08/26/2016
9:40pm EST
Lines:
Cincinnati +1.5
Arizona -1.5
Total:
Over
10.5 (-107)
Under 10.5 (-103)
Community Picks: Cincinnati Reds 0% vs Arizona Diamondbacks 0%
Cincinnati Reds and Arizona Diamondbacks Thread
Team Tweets & News Articles
After nearly getting no-hit and watching one of their most popular players traded Thursday, the Los Angeles Dodgers now get the privilege of facing the Chicago Cubs, owners of the best record in baseball. The Dodgers took two of three from the rival San Francisco Giants the past three days, but Matt Moore's gem in the series finale stood out more than the wins. The trade of well-liked catcher A.J. Ellis to the Philadelphia Phillies for catcher Carlos Ruiz hours stunned many in the Dodgers' clubhouse before the game, but first baseman Adrian Gonzalez said the distraction didn't affect the performance on the field. Continue to Article
August 26, 2016 4:15:am EST
The Giants (69-58) flew out of Los Angeles early Friday morning trailing the Dodgers (71-56) by two games in the National League West. The good news is, despite having gone a major-league-worst 12-25 since the All-Star break, they still have a three-game cushion over the Miami Marlins (66-61) in the race to earn one of two NL wild cards. Continue to Article
August 26, 2016 3:11:am EST
Arizona and Cincinnati are in the top half of the National League in run production, and they have the two of the three highest team ERA in the majors. Although the Diamondbacks were two-hit in a 3-1 loss to Atlanta on Thursday, they had 23 runs and 39 hits in the first three games while splitting the four-game series. Arizona is fifth in the NL with 585 runs, has 145 home runs and leads the majors with a franchise-record 49 triples. Continue to Article
August 26, 2016 2:45:am EST
Atlanta Braves pitcher Matt Wisler couldn’t have asked for a much better return to the majors. The 23-year-old tossed a dominant start against the Arizona Diamondbacks on Thursday, flirting with a no-hitter in the process. Wisler, who was demoted to Triple-A in late July, returned to the big leagues and did not disappoint in his first start back. Continue to Article
August 26, 2016 2:22:am EST
Maybe the Arizona Diamondbacks hoped for more from Robbie Ray on the heels of his being named the National League Player of the Week for last week's two winning performances. Not that Ray disappointed on Thursday night, but he couldn't ride the recent success to another win as the Diamondbacks were limited by Atlanta Braves youngster Matt Wisler in a 3-1 loss. Wisler, called up from Triple-A in time to start Thursday, didn't allow a hit for six innings. Continue to Article
August 26, 2016 1:53:am EST
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