The Reds won the home run derby going away tonight, with five dingers making the difference in the game.
Shōta Imanaga once again allowed no more than three earned runs … but it was exactly three earned runs for the fifth straight start, and four runs total over just five innings. That’s a tough ballpark for a flyball lefty, so I’ll still let it slide, but we’ll just have to hope for a good final tuneup before the postseason.
I wonder if that’s going to be the last high-leverage spot Porter Hodge gets. On the one hand, bad outings happen (the dinger pitches were quite bad). On the other hand, he just hasn’t consistently been able to look like himself this month – and the Cubs can’t risk an implosion in October.
Carlos Santana is gonna get a hit for the Cubs one of these days. He’s got 8 plate appearances left before he reaches Jose Martinez levels of post-trade-hitless infamy.
Two extra-base hits for Matt Shaw, the Ankin Law “Making It Personal” Player of the Game, marking his first big offensive night in a while. The home run was his first in nearly a full calendar month, which was good to see.
Alas, his homer was just one of two on the night for the Cubs, which loses to the Reds’ five.
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