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I play a statistician on TV and celebrate bat flips. I wrote two books: The Wire-to-Wire Reds & 100 Things Reds Fans Should Know & Do Before They Die
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Most Total Bases by a Red in a spring training game since 2006: TODAY - Austin Hays - 10 3/3/2006 - Edwin Encarnacion - 10 3/28/2017 - Adam Duvall - 9 3/29/2015 - Chris Dominguez - 9 3/1/2009 - Chris Dickerson - 9

"OHHHH SHIT" - Austin Hays hits his second HR of the game

Austin Hays hits his 2nd 2-run HR. He's 3-for-3 with a 2B, 2 HR, and 6 RBI. Reds lead 7-1.

Dodgers throwing their 3rd straight reliever who would be the closer on the Reds.

Just occurred to me that the 20th anniversary of @redreporter.bsky.social is this year. We went and got old. @jdarney.bsky.social @themusketeer.bsky.social @litwick.net

Austin Hays, 2-run dinger off Tanner Scott. Reds lead 4-1.

Stat just mentioned on the broadcast: since MLB expanded to 30 teams in 1998, Dodgers have 73 playoff wins (3rd most) and the Reds have 2 playoff wins (fewest in MLB).

Tyler Glasnow got skerred and decided to finish his pitching in the bullpen.

Austin Hays 2-run double scores Elly and Stephenson. Hays was thrown out trying to reach 3B to end the first.

Elly's 3-for-3 to start his spring. Just a single this time.

Brady Singer strikes out the side to start his apparent Cy Young winning year.

Gavin Lux leads the Reds in RBI.

Um, Elly has 2

I see the Gavin Lux/Santiago Espinal Battle is off to a hot start already

I'm surprised there are not real commercials on this Guardians broadcast since it is an MLB broadcast.

"Candelario had a big impact in Cincinnati" "Yeah he did. He hit a couple of home runs in one game."

El. Ly.

Been watching the Americans for the first time. Now I realize there are spies all around me, constantly plotting to seduce and/or murder me. Why’s the UPS driver so friendly? Spy. The guy who hogs the squat rack at the gym? Spy. Futzing with his weight belt is his cover.

Since 1960, Reds pitchers with 75+ IP as a SP and 50+ IP as a RP in the same season: 2024 - Nick Martinez (89 IP/53 IP) 1990 - Norm Charlton (103.2 IP/50.2 IP) 1980 - Mario Soto (90.2 IP/99.2 IP) 1979 - Tom Hume (82.2 IP/80.1 IP)

Pitchers to lead the Reds in strikeouts 3+ straight years Hunter Greene 2022-24* Aaron Harang 2004-07 José Rijo 1990-94 Mario Soto 1980-85 Jim Maloney 1963-66 Jim O'Toole 1960-62 Johnny Vander Meer 1941-43 Paul Derringer 1933-36 Dolf Luque 1923-25 Bob Ewing 1906-08 Noodles Hahn 1899-1903*

Yes, you've described my entire job.

Happy Valentin's Day to the original LLM (Latin Love Machine)