The Reds went 3-7 on their West Coast road trip.
Cincinnati Reds left fielder Spencer Steer / Orlando Ramirez-USA TODAY Sports
The Cincinnati Reds have wound up in a seemingly impossible situation. The Reds tumbled to 1-11 out of one-run games with an extra-innings misfortune on Sunday. Shohei Ohtani hit a stroll off RBI in the tenth inning that gave the Los Angeles Dodgers a 3-2 triumph over the Redlegs. The Dodgers took 3-of-4 from the Reds throughout the end of the week series, and Cincinnati is sitting in last spot in the NL Focal Division.
On the off chance that you’re searching for a silver lining, being tough is going. The Reds got one more splendid exertion from starter Tracker Greene despite everything missed the mark. Reds fans have seen this film previously, and it’s begin to look shockingly like the 2022 season.
The Reds experienced a couple of wounds throughout the end of the week too, most prominently to one of the group’s best players — Spencer Steer.
Reds News: Spencer Steer dealing with ankle injury
Steer was not in the Reds setup this previous Sunday. It was the second time during the excursion that Steer wasn’t on David Ringer’s arrangement card, however he squeezed hit late in Sunday’s challenge. Notwithstanding, when he arrive at base on a bases stacked walk, Steer was supplanted by Jacob Hurtubise.
It appeared to be odd at that point, as Steer is certainly not an unfortunate sprinter. The choice to squeeze run for Steer appeared to restrict Chime’s as of now slight seat as it were. In any case, Chime had valid justification for eliminating his star utility player, as he uncovered after the game that Steer had been managing a sensitive lower leg. Cincinnati’s captain said he expects Steer back to 100 percent when the Reds return to activity on Tuesday versus the San Diego Padres.
Reds News: Emilio Pagán exits game with triceps injury
Steer wasn’t the main Reds player managing wounds on Sunday. Emilio Pagán, who got the ball for the Reds in the lower part of the 10th inning with the score hitched at 2-2, was taken out from the game in an at-bat after the reliever ventured off the elastic shaking his right arm.
Catcher Tyler Stephenson saw the issue right away and went to have a word with his pitcher. Pagán and Stephenson were joined by Ringer and an individual from the Reds preparing staff. The right-hander in the end left and was supplanted by Alexis Díaz. Pagán will be inspected by the Reds clinical staff early this week to decide the seriousness of the injury.
Reds News: Cincy sits in the bottom of the NL Central standings
The Reds are in a spot that barely any, fans and savants accepted they’d be this season. Cincinnati is in last spot in the NL Focal with a record of 19-28. The Reds sit 8.5 games back of the division-driving Milwaukee Brewers and are 4.5 games out of the last Special case spot in the Public Association.
Assuming you’re searching for trust, the Reds have just played three games against groups in the NL Focal division, so there’s a lot of time for Cincinnati to move once more into the race.
Assuming the Reds had won half (6) of the one-run games they’d lost, they’d be sitting at 25-22 and possessing the last Trump card spot in the NL. That is the way close the Reds are to really being a competitor. There’s actually time to turn this season around, however things are looking dismal in the Sovereign City.