The Shocking Truth Behind Sanchez’s Unbelievable Odds—What Bookmakers Don’t Want You to Know!
The Reds are in the middle of the playoff hunt, which is not a sentence that most people would’ve predicted this season. I feel like the development of this team has gone faster than most, and to the front office’s credit, they have found creative ways to make the club better without seemingly depleting the farm system. Also thanks to the Mets stumble, the Reds are just three games behind New York for the season and not too terribly far behind the Padres or Cubs for the top spots in the Wild Card race. They are 13-11 since the break, so it isn’t like they are setting the world on fire, but they’re above the .500 mark in the second half, which is better than a lot of teams. The biggest boost to them is that Hunter Greene will take the mound today. He returns from injury after having a spectacular season derailed. His last start was June 3rd, and his numbers for the season are 4-3 with a 2.72 ERA, 0.97 WHIP, and 73 strikeouts in just under 60 innings. I am not 100% sure what to expect out of Greene today, but five innings seems a bit high to me. The Reds bullpen is middle-of-the-pack so it might not be a problem. Greene has allowed 16 hits in 52 at-bats to Phillies hitters.
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