Game 9: Reds (5-3) @ Marlins (4-4)

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Game 9: Reds (5-3) @ Marlins (4-4)

el loco: Retired Mod; Posts: 7,290; And1: 0; Joined: Jan 10, 2005; Post #1 » by el loco » Wed Apr 14, 2010 7:14 am

Game 9: Reds (5-3) @ Marlins (4-4)

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Post #1 » by el loco » Wed Apr 14, 2010 7:14 am

Vs.

When: Wed, 4/14/2010, 7:10 PM EDT

Where: Sun Life Stadium

Probable Pitchers: Homer Bailey (0-0, 5.40) vs. Chris Volstad (0-1, 2.84)

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el loco: Retired Mod; Posts: 7,290; And1: 0; Joined: Jan 10, 2005; Post #2 » by el loco » Thu Apr 15, 2010 8:17 am

Re: Game 9: Reds (5-3) @ Marlins (4-4)

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Post #2 » by el loco » Thu Apr 15, 2010 8:17 am

Homer Bailey lives up to his name and he gives up a couple of Bombs to the Marlins. The Reds lost 5-3. The offense only mustered up 5 hits on the day, so the 10 run outburst from yesterday was a fluke, and they are back to normal a day later.

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