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Jones homered to center on a 2-2 count, Lugo scored.

Homered to center on a 2-2 count, Lugo scored.

Schoop popped out to second baseman Moustakas.

Reds

Votto homered to right on the first pitch.

Galvis homered to right on a 2-1 count, Senzel scored.

Homered to right on a 2-1 count, Senzel scored.

Cabrera homered to left on a full count, Jones scored.

Homered to left on a full count, Jones scored.

Casali homered to center on the first pitch.

Tigers first.  Goodrum struck out.  Schoop hit an infield single to second.  Cabrera struck out.  Cron doubled to left, Schoop scored.  Stewart walked on four pitches.  Candelario popped out to third baseman Suárez.

Reds first.  Winker grounded out, third baseman Candelario to first baseman Cron.  Votto homered to right on the first pitch.  Suárez grounded out, shortstop Goodrum to first baseman Cron.  Moustakas singled to center.  Castellanos grounded out, third baseman Candelario to first baseman Cron.

Reds second.  Akiyama grounded out, second baseman Schoop to first baseman Cron.  Senzel walked on four pitches.  Galvis homered to right on a 2-1 count, Senzel scored.  Casali lined out to left fielder Stewart.  Winker grounded out, second baseman Schoop to first baseman Cron.

Tigers seventh.  Stephenson pitching.  Romine homered to left on a 1-0 count.  Jones singled to center.  Goodrum struck out.  Lorenzen pitching.  Schoop grounded out, shortstop Galvis to first baseman Votto, Jones to second.  Cabrera homered to left on a full count, Jones scored.  Cron struck out.

Reds seventh.  Senzel flied out to center fielder Jones.  Galvis grounded out, shortstop Goodrum to first baseman Cron.  Casali homered to center on the first pitch.  Ervin pinch-hitting for Winker.  Garcia pitching.  Ervin walked on a full count.  Votto singled to right, Ervin to second.  Suárez popped out to right fielder Maybin.

Tigers ninth.  Iglesias pitching.  Romine singled to right.  Lugo pinch-running for Romine.  Jones homered to center on a 2-2 count, Lugo scored.  Goodrum singled to left.  Schoop popped out to second baseman Moustakas.  Cabrera struck out.  Cron struck out.

 This season marks the 80th anniversary of the 1940 World Series between the Reds and Tigers. Cincinnati won Game 7, 2--1, scoring twice in the 7th inning off Bobo Newsom, who had pitched a three-hit shutout just two days earlier. That was the last of the 18 World Series worked by Hall of Fame umpire Bill Klem.

 The Tigers lost 114 games last season, seventh most in a single season in MLB history and fourth most in the history of the American League. That record belongs to the 2003 Tigers, who finished at 43-119.

 Ron Gardenhire has lost at least 90 games in each of his last six seasons as a manager—four with the Twins (2011--14) and the last two with Detroit. He never lost 90 games in any of his first nine seasons, going 803-656 from 2002-10; the only managers with more wins during that time were Joe Torre (850--607), Mike Scioscia (823--635) and Tony La Russa (811--646).

 Joey Votto is the leader among active players with a .421 career on-base percentage (min. 3000 PA). He enters the season with 1180 walks, 30 short of Pete Rose's all-time team record. Votto also ranks fourth in extra-base hits for Cincinnati with 708, trailing Rose (868), Johnny Bench (794) and Barry Larkin (715).

 Sonny Gray ranked fifth in the NL with a 2.87 ERA last season. He was the first Reds pitcher to finish in the top 10 since Johnny Cueto ranked second with a 2.25 mark in 2014, behind Clayton Kershaw (1.77).

 Matthew Boyd allowed 39 home runs last season, second only to Mike Leake (41). That's tied with Jack Morris in 1987 for the third-most home runs allowed in franchise history -- only Denny McLain (42 in 1966) and Morris (40 in 1986) have allowed more.

HP - Barksdale, 1B - Conroy, 2B - Rackley, 3B - Vanover

The new additions for the Cincinnati Reds already have made their presence felt.
After Mike Moustakas and Nick Castellanos starred in the season opener, the Reds will look to build on that strong initial performance when they continue their weekend home set against the Detroit Tigers on Saturday.

Reds P Castillo eager to face Tigers

CINCINNATI (AP)  Miguel Cabrera passed two superstars with a homer Saturday night, and JaCoby Jones hit a two-run shot in the ninth off Raisel Iglesias, rallying the Detroit Tigers to a 6-4 victory over the Cincinnati Reds.
After failing to bunt with Austin Romine on first base, Jones snapped a 4-4 tie with his homer into the Reds' bullpen in center field off Raisel Iglesias (0-1), who set a Reds record for a reliever with 12 losses last year.

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Detroit Tigers @ Cincinnati Reds on July 25, 2020

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