Another day and another struggle for the Cincinnati Reds offense. Trevor Bauer was solid in his start, allowing four runs in 6.1 innings while striking out eight batters, but that was too much for the struggling offense to overcome against the Milwaukee Brewers on Monday night.
The Offense
There wasn’t much going for the Reds in the first five innings of the game. They had a few hits, but those baserunners were almost immediately erased on double plays. But things started turning around in the 6th when Curt Casali got a hanger and put it into the seats in left field to cut into the Brewers lead and make it 4-1.