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Game Date:
04/13/2017
7:10pm EST
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With all his pitches working, Chase Anderson had no problem handling an overanxious Blue Jays lineup. Anderson and two relievers combined on a four-hitter, Jonathan Villar homered and the Milwaukee Brewers beat Toronto 2-0 on Wednesday night to hand the struggling Blue Jays their fifth straight loss. Last-place Toronto is off to the worst start in team history at 1-7. Continue to Article
April 12, 2017 11:28:pm EST
There’s something to be said about being a 40-year-old pitcher in Major League Baseball. Veteran status means you can do and say more of what you want. Which brings us to this week’s episode of 25-Year-Old Baseball Cards with Cincinnati Reds pitcher Bronson Arroyo. Continue to Article
April 12, 2017 5:39:pm EST
Don't tell Cincinnati's Brandon Finnegan and Pittsburgh's Tyler Glasnow that 23 is too young for a pitcher to establish himself in the major leagues. Finnegan, a left-hander, and Glasnow, a righty, face each other Monday at PNC Park as part of their teams' rotations. In the Reds' 2-0 win over the Philadelphia Phillies, he gave up a walk and a single in the first inning, then retired the next 19 batters. Continue to Article
April 10, 2017 3:38:am EST
The Philadelphia Phillies won their weekend series against the Washington Nationals, but there is a problem they need to get sorted out if they are going to make it three straight wins on Monday night when the New York Mets come to town to begin a three-game set. Jeanmar Gomez, who recorded 37 saves a year ago in his first season as the Phillies' closer, struggled mightily down the stretch in 2016, giving up 17 runs in eight September innings. In his first appearance of the year, Gomez gave up a two-run home run but managed to get the save in a 4-3 Phillies win at Cincinnati. Continue to Article
April 10, 2017 3:31:am EST
Pitching well helps, Cincinnati starter Scott Feldman said. Feldman allowed four hits and struck out six in six innings, and the Cincinnati Reds beat St. Louis 8-0 Sunday to take two of three from the Cardinals. ''My command was much better this time (than opening day),'' Feldman said. Continue to Article
April 09, 2017 8:52:pm EST
