#CINCINNATI REDS TRANSACTIONS FULL#
#CINCINNATI REDS TRANSACTIONS FREE#

#CINCINNATI REDS TRANSACTIONS FREE#

The Reds will have exactly five days after the end of the season to extend a Qualifying Offer (QO) to Cozart, should they so choose, since heвЂ™s the only eligible free agent for the Reds who is even worth considering locking up for the estimated $18.1 million that QO would guarantee. With Cozart, things could immediately get much trickier.

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But while the games themselves will take a multi-month hiatus either tonight or tomorrow night, the business of baseball will motor on in full force per usual, taking almost no procedural break at all.ДЄt precisely 9 AM ET the day after the final World Series game starts, all free-agents-to-be become bona fide free agents, and for the Reds thatвЂ™ll officially end the tenure of whatвЂ™s left of Scott FeldmanвЂ™s knee, the shreds of Drew StorenвЂ™s shoulder, and the seven impressive seasons logged by shortstop Zack Cozart. Even though itвЂ™s decidedly not Cincinnati Reds baseball, itвЂ™s still been baseball, even the kind that makes you jump out of your seat enthusiastically when relievers blow 3-run leads and allow a bevy of dingers. I know, I know - youвЂ™re welcome for the bummer. And since itвЂ™s Game 6, itвЂ™s a given that one team has the chance to end the series and claim a trophy tonight - in this case, the Astros - which would mark the end of the 2017 MLB season. There are other ways to describe what I think about that right now, too, but proud is at least one of the emotions.Justin Verlander and Rich Hill will take the mound for the Houston Astros and Los Angeles Dodgers, respectively, when Game 6 of the World Series commences Tuesday night a bit after 8 PM ET. First pitch is set for 9:40 PM ET, and IвЂ™m preemptively proud of the few of you who will stay up late enough to watch it all. On Monday, whatвЂ™s left of that field in Phoenix that their owners despise as they try to talk the fine people of Arizona into funding a new multi-billion dollar stadium will play host to the series opener between the two clubs, with Mike Minor on the bump for Cincinnati opposite Merrill Kelly.

Another scintillating series between the Reds and the Arizona Diamondbacks awaits, folks.Frankly, IвЂ™m surprised thatвЂ™s all he did since he normally does that at least seventeen times per game against the Reds. Albert Pujols socked an RBI-double of the ground rule variety.Joey Votto walked, because Joey Votto walks.Jeff Hoffman, Luis Cessa, and Tony Santillan do deserve credit on the day for putting up some big zeroes, but after several back-breaking losses on their shoulders within the last week, it was frustrating to see Alexis Diaz - far and away the most dominant arm in the вЂpen so far this year - surrender a 2-run homer in the 9th inning.ДЄll told, it was a 7-6 Reds victory, one that hopefully will flush away the blues of their recent skid and give them confidence as they head west once again. WeвЂ™ll harp on the bullpen at a later date, since that group seems to provide us with more content each and every day with which to chide. And while he initially toiled, some rock-solid work from the unlikeliest of spots in the lineup ended up bailing him out on the day.Д®ach of Matt Reynolds, Aristides Aquino, and TJ Friedl had multi-hit days, with Friedl adding an RBI-triple and another ribbie to help fuel the offense. He relied on his breaking pitches more today, and the end result was a 9-hit outing against him where 4 ER came in to score. Starter Graham Ashcraft was not the same guy heвЂ™d been through his first three starts in the bigs, and clearly was battling some things during his 4.2 IP. It brought to a close a series in which he combined to go 4 for 12 with said homer, a double, a trio of runs scored, a trio of ribbies, and a walk against his former club, and for that heвЂ™ll earn todayвЂ™s Joe Nuxhall Memorial Honorary Star of the Game.ДЄll told, it was a pretty gutty win for the Reds. Thanks to a late 2-run blast by Juan Yepez in the Bottom of the 9th that brough the game to a mere 7-6 Reds lead, said dinger by Pham ended up being the game-winner on the day.

With this Reds bullpen, though, you just never can rest easy. Louis Cardinals outfielder turned around a Johan Oviedo meatball for a solo homer in the Top of the 8th inning, putting the Cincinnati Reds ahead 7-4 in a game in which theyвЂ™d already found a way to dig out of an early 3-0 hole. At the time, it probably seemed like a bit of icing on the cake for Tommy Pham.

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