The Good, Bad and Ugly From the Cincinnati Reds' 11-1 loss to the Baltimore Orioles
The Cincinnati Reds were dominated in Sunday's 11-1 loss to the Baltimore Orioles. They fall to 16-18 on the season.
Here's the good, bad and ugly from Cincinnati's fifth loss in a row:
The Good
Sam Moll pitched another scoreless inning. He has a 0.00 ERA this season. He was the only Reds pitcher to give up zero runs today.
The Bad
Nick Lodolo didn’t have the greatest start, allowing four runs in five innings on four hits. It's his first start of the season that the Reds didn't win.
The Ugly
The hitting was horrible. The Reds had three hits on the day.
The pitching was also horrible. Giving up 11 runs seven of them coming from the bullpen is not ideal.
To put it in perspective, the Orioles had the the same number of home runs as the Reds had hits.
The Reds get Monday off. Hopefully they can reset before they play the Diamondbacks on Tuesday.
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CALEB SISK
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