Cincinnati Reds Second Baseman Jonathan India Scratched From Lineup With Injury

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CINCINNATI — Reds second baseman Jonathan India was scratched from Tuesday night's lineup due to a left knee contusion.
India was set to hit leadoff and play second base. Instead, Spencer Steer will leadoff and Sergio Espinal will take his spot at second. Hopefully this is just precautionary.
Check out the new lineup ahead of Tuesday's game with the Rockies below:
Jonathan India has been scratched with a left knee contusion. Updated #Reds lineup:
— Cincinnati Reds (@Reds) July 9, 2024
LF Steer
SS De La Cruz
3B Candelario
C Stephenson
1B Rios
DH Marte
RF Hinds
2B Espinal
CF Benson
SP Lodolo https://t.co/kON98Rqytx
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