2008 Cincinnati Reds season
Major League Baseball team season
The 2008 Cincinnati Reds season was the 139th season for the franchise in Major League Baseball , and their sixth at Great American Ball Park in Cincinnati . The Reds play in the National League Central ; their divisional foes were the Chicago Cubs , St. Louis Cardinals , Milwaukee Brewers , Houston Astros , and Pittsburgh Pirates . The Cubs were the defending champions. The Reds did not make the playoffs until 2010 season , with their last playoff appearance in 1995 .[ 1]
The 2008 season was manager Dusty Baker 's first with the Reds; the 19-year major league veteran outfielder from 1968 to 1986 with the Atlanta Braves , Los Angeles Dodgers , San Francisco Giants , and Oakland Athletics , previously managed the San Francisco Giants from 1993 to 2002 and the Chicago Cubs from 2003 to 2006 . He took the entire 2007 off. Baker replaced Pete Mackanin , who was named the interim manager on July 1, 2007, after Jerry Narron , coincidentally hired as an interim manager himself, was fired.
Baker was the club's first-ever African American manager.[ 2]
The season was dedicated to a number of people who died prior to the beginning of the season. Primarily, former Reds left-handed pitcher and longtime announcer Joe Nuxhall , affectionately known to fans as "The Ol' Lefthander", who died on November 15, 2007, of cancer . A patch that said "NUXY" was worn on Reds uniforms.
Other Reds figures who passed were Sheldon "Chief" Bender , a former major league pitcher who developed the Reds' minor league farm system in the late 1960s and into the 1970s. Bender died on February 27, 2008. He worked with general manager Bob Howsam , who had died eight days earlier, to develop the Reds into 1970s powerhouse team nicknamed "The Big Red Machine ".
Just 21 games into the 2008 season, the Reds fired 3rd year General Manager Wayne Krivsky and replaced him with former St. Louis Cardinals General Manager Walt Jocketty . The Reds had at 9–12 record, tied for 4th in the NL Central standings at the time of the firing. It was the team's worst start since the 2003 season. The Reds again stirred up controversy in Cincinnati in late July and early August by first trading right fielder Ken Griffey Jr. , who a month earlier had hit his 600th home run, to the Chicago White Sox at the trade deadline. On their next off day they sent popular left fielder Adam Dunn to the Arizona Diamondbacks for two minor leaguers and pitcher Micah Owings .
Regular season
Season standings
Record vs. opponents
Source: [1]
Team
AZ
ATL
CHC
CIN
COL
FLA
HOU
LAD
MIL
NYM
PHI
PIT
SD
SF
STL
WSH
AL
Arizona –
3–5
2–4
2–4
15–3
2–7
4–2
8–10
2–5
3–3
3–4
4–3
10–8
11–7
3–4
4–2
6–9
Atlanta 5–3
–
0–6
3–3
4–3
10–8
3–3
4–2
3–6
11–7
4–14
2–5
5–1
2–5
2–5
6–12
8–7
Chicago 4–2
6–0
–
8–7
5–1
4–3
8–9
5–2
9–7
4–2
3–4
14–4
5–2
4–3
9–6
3–3
6–9
Cincinnati 4–2
3–3
7–8
–
1–5
6–2
3–12
1–7
10–8
3–4
3–5
6–9
4–3
5–1
5–10
4–3
9–6
Colorado 3–15
3–4
1–5
5–1
–
5–3
3–3
8–10
4–3
3–6
0–5
5–2
9–9
11–7
3–4
4–3
7–8
Florida 7–2
8–10
3–4
2–6
3–5
–
4–2
3–4
5–1
8–10
10–8
3–2
4–2
3–3
2–5
14–3
5–10
Houston 2–4
3–3
9–8
12–3
3–3
2–4
–
4–3
7–8
5–2
3–4
8–8
3–3
7–1
7–8
4–2
7–11
Los Angeles 10–8
2–4
2–5
7–1
10–8
4–3
3–4
–
4–2
3–4
4–4
5–2
11–7
9–9
2–4
3–3
5–10
Milwaukee 5–2
6–3
7–9
8–10
3–4
1–5
8–7
2–4
–
2–4
1–5
14–1
4–3
6–0
10–5
6–2
7–8
New York 3–3
7–11
2–4
4–3
6–3
10–8
2–5
4–3
4–2
–
11–7
4–3
2–5
5–1
4–3
12–6
9–6
Philadelphia 4–3
14–4
4–3
5–3
5–0
8–10
4–3
4–4
5–1
7–11
–
4–2
4–2
3–3
5–4
12–6
4–11
Pittsburgh 3–4
5–2
4–14
9–6
2–5
2–3
8–8
2–5
1–14
3–4
2–4
–
3–4
4–2
10–7
3–4
6–9
San Diego 8–10
1–5
2–5
3–4
9–9
2–4
3–3
7–11
3–4
5–2
2–4
4–3
–
5–13
1–6
5–1
3–15
San Francisco 7–11
5–2
3–4
1–5
7–11
3–3
1–7
9–9
0–6
1–5
3–3
2–4
13–5
–
4–3
7–0
6–12
St. Louis 4–3
5–2
6–9
10–5
4–3
5–2
8–7
4–2
5–10
3–4
4–5
7–10
6–1
3–4
–
5–1
7–8
Washington 2–4
12–6
3–3
3–4
3–4
3–14
2–4
3–3
2–6
6–12
6–12
4–3
1–5
0–7
1–5
–
8–10
Roster
2008 Cincinnati Reds
Roster
Pitchers
Catchers
Infielders
Outfielders
Other batters
Manager
Coaches
2008 game log
The following is the Reds' 2008 season game log.[ 3] [ 4]
2008 game log
#
Date
Opponent
Score
Win
Loss
Save
Attendance
Record
2
April 2
Diamondbacks 6–5
Affeldt Lyon (0–1)14,016
1–1
3
April 3
Diamondbacks 3–2
Cueto Davis (0–1)Cordero 11,987
2–1
4
April 4
Phillies 8–4
Kendrick (1–0)Fogg 17,905
2–2
5
April 5
Phillies 4–3
Cordero Durbin (0–1)23,069
3–2
6
April 6
Phillies 8–2
Vólquez Myers (0–1)26,566
4–2
7
April 7
Phillies 5–3
Hamels (1–1)Arroyo Lidge (1)14,674
4–3
8
April 8
@ Brewers 3 – 2 (10)
Torres (1–0)Weathers 27,717
4–4
9
April 9
@ Brewers 12–4
Fogg Bush (0–2)31,313
5–4
10
April 10
@ Brewers 4–1
Harang Villanueva (1–1)Cordero 25,023
6–4
11
April 11
@ Pirates 1–0
Grabow (1–0)Burton Capps (2)13,603
6–5
12
April 12
@ Pirates 4–3
Snell (2–0)Lincoln Capps (3)18,906
6–6
13
April 13
@ Pirates 9–1
Gorzelanny (1–1)Cueto 11,201
6–7
14
April 15
@ Cubs 9–5
Dempster (2–0)Harang 39,130
6–8
15
April 16
@ Cubs 12–3
Zambrano (2–1)Fogg 40,099
6–9
16
April 17
@ Cubs 9–2
Vólquez Lilly (0–3)39,534
7–9
17
April 18
Brewers 5–2
Sheets (3–0)Arroyo Gagné (5)32,629
7–10
18
April 19
Brewers 5 – 3 (10)
Mota (1–0)Weathers Gagné (6)26,410
7–11
19
April 20
Brewers 4 – 3 (10)
Burton Gagné (1–1)26,902
8–11
20
April 21
Dodgers 9–3
Penny (3–2)Belisle 14,446
8–12
21
April 22
Dodgers 8–1
Vólquez Kuo (0–1)14,763
9–12
22
April 23
Astros 9–3
Sampson (1–2)Arroyo 16,017
9–13
23
April 24
Astros 5–3
Cassel (1–0)Cueto Valverde (3)17,403
9–14
24
April 25
@ Giants 3–1
Sánchez (2–1)Harang Wilson (8)34,657
9–15
25
April 26
@ Giants 10–9
Belisle Hennessy (1–1)Cordero 34,215
10–15
26
April 27
@ Giants 10–1
Vólquez Zito (0–6)39,050
11–15
27
April 28
@ Cardinals 4–3
Arroyo Wellemeyer (2–1)Cordero 37,229
12–15
28
April 29
@ Cardinals 7–2
Piñeiro (2–2)Cueto 35,356
12–16
29
April 30
@ Cardinals 5–2
Looper (4–1)Harang Isringhausen (9)40,629
12–17
#
Date
Opponent
Score
Win
Loss
Save
Attendance
Record
30
May 2
@ Braves 2–0
Hudson (4–2)Vólquez 32,057
12–18
31
May 3
@ Braves 9–1
Reyes (1–0)Belisle 37,969
12–19
32
May 4
@ Braves 14–7
Ring (1–0)Arroyo 33,750
12–20
33
May 5
Cubs 5–3
Cueto Dempster (4–1)Cordero 20,289
13–20
34
May 6
Cubs 3–0
Zambrano (5–1)Harang Wood (5)21,153
13–21
35
May 7
Cubs 9–0
Vólquez Lieber (2–2)28,418
14–21
—
May 9
@ Mets Postponed (rain) Rescheduled for May 10
36
May 10
@ Mets 12–6
Santana (4–2)Belisle (1–3)55,186
14–22
37
May 10
@ Mets 7–1
Arroyo Pelfrey (2–3)47,673
15–22
38
May 11
@ Mets 8–3
Pérez (3–3)Cueto 49,264
15–23
39
May 12
Marlins 8–7
Harang Tankersley (0–1)Cordero 15,233
16–23
40
May 13
Marlins 5–3
Vólquez Hendrickson (5–2)Cordero 14,015
17–23
41
May 14
Marlins 7 – 6 (10)
Burton Pinto (1–2)12,756
18–23
-
May 15
Marlins Postponed (rain)
42
May 16
Indians †4–3
Weathers Lewis (0–2)Cordero 33,433
19–23
43
May 17
Indians †4–2
Bray Kobayashi (1–2)42,023
20–23
44
May 18
Indians †6–4
Vólquez Lee (6–1)Cordero 34,612
21–23
45
May 19
@ Dodgers 6–5
Saito (2–1)Weathers 34,669
21–24
46
May 20
@ Dodgers 4–1
Billingsley (4–5)Belisle Saito (7)34,306
21–25
47
May 21
@ Dodgers 5–2
Kuroda (2–3)Cueto Saito (8)33,224
21–26
48
May 22
@ Padres 8–2
Wolf (3–4)Harang 22,047
21–27
49
May 23
@ Padres 3–2
Weathers Hoffman (0–3)Cordero 26,422
22–27
50
May 24
@ Padres 7–2
Arroyo Ledezma (0–2)27,499
23–27
51
May 25
@ Padres 12 – 9 (18)
Banks (1–0)Vólquez 36,508
23–28
52
May 27
Pirates 9–6
Cueto Snell (2–4)Cordero 17,694
24–28
53
May 28
Pirates 9–1
Arroyo Gorzelanny (4–5)15,797
25–28
54
May 29
Pirates 7–2
Dumatrait (2–2)Harang 18,142
25–29
55
May 30
Braves 3 – 2 (11)
Mercker Ring (1–1)37,015
26–29
56
May 31
Braves 8 – 7 (10)
Cordero Acosta (3–2)38,585
27–29
#
Date
Opponent
Score
Win
Loss
Save
Attendance
Record
57
June 1
Braves 6–2
Cueto Hudson (7–4)35,942
28–29
58
June 2
@ Phillies 5–4
Kendrick (5–2)Arroyo Lidge (14)38,530
28–30
59
June 3
@ Phillies 3–2
Eaton (2–3)Harang Lidge (15)45,096
28–31
60
June 4
@ Phillies 2–0
Vólquez Myers (3–7)Cordero 45,223
29–31
61
June 5
@ Phillies 5–0
Hamels (6–4)Bailey 45,492
29–32
62
June 6
@ Marlins 11–3
Cueto Miller (4–5)16,084
30–32
63
June 7
@ Marlins 8–7
Badenhop (2–3)Cordero 25,289
30–33
64
June 8
@ Marlins 9–2
Tucker (1–0)Harang 12,444
30–34
65
June 9
@ Marlins 9–4
Vólquez Hendrickson (7–4)16,003
31–34
66
June 10
Cardinals 7–2
Boggs (1–0)Bailey 34,234
31–35
67
June 11
Cardinals 10–0
Looper (8–5)Cueto 19,851
31–36
68
June 12
Cardinals 6–2
Burton Worrell (0–1)22,121
32–36
69
June 13
Red Sox †3–1
Harang Masterson (3–1)Cordero 38,855
33–36
70
June 14
Red Sox †6 – 4 (10)
Papelbon (3–2)Lincoln Hansen (1)40,947
33–37
71
June 15
Red Sox †9–0
Beckett (7–4)Bailey 39,958
33–38
72
June 17
Dodgers 3–1
Billingsley (5–7)Cueto Saito (9)26,906
33–39
73
June 18
Dodgers 6–1
Lowe (5–6)Arroyo 20,055
33–40
74
June 19
Dodgers 7–4
Stults (1–0)Harang Saito (10)30,136
33–41
75
June 20
@ Yankees †4–2
Vólquez Mussina (10–5)Cordero 53,421
34–41
76
June 21
@ Yankees †6–0
Bray Giese (1–2)54,509
35–41
77
June 22
@ Yankees †4–1
Pettitte (8–5)Cueto Rivera (21)54,234
35–42
78
June 24
@ Blue Jays †14–1
Burnett (7–7)Arroyo 28,153
35–43
79
June 25
@ Blue Jays †6–5
Burton Wolfe (0–2)Cordero 25,437
36–43
80
June 26
@ Blue Jays †7–1
Litsch (8–4)Vólquez 25,129
36–44
81
June 27
@ Indians †6–0
Sabathia (6–8)Thompson 34,844
36–45
82
June 28
@ Indians †5–0
Cueto Byrd (3–9)39,506
37–45
83
June 29
@ Indians †9–5
Arroyo Laffey (4–5)37,079
38–45
84
June 30
Pirates 4–3
Cordero Capps (1–3)20,745
39–45
#
Date
Opponent
Score
Win
Loss
Save
Attendance
Record
85
July 1
Pirates 6–5 (11)
Capps (2–3)Weathers Sánchez (1)19,345
39–46
86
July 2
Pirates 9–5
Bautista (1–1)Thompson 16,890
39–47
87
July 3
Nationals 5–3
Cueto Colomé (2–2)Cordero 23,259
40–47
88
July 4
Nationals 3–0
Arroyo Bergmann (1–6)Cordero 22,626
41–47
89
July 5
Nationals 3–2
Cordero Hanrahan (5–3)37,121
42–47
90
July 6
Nationals 6–5
Vólquez Balester (1–1)Cordero 28,814
43–47
91
July 8
@ Cubs 7–3
Dempster (10–3)Harang 41,360
43–48
92
July 9
@ Cubs 5–1
Zambrano (10–3)Cueto Wood (23)41,605
43–49
93
July 10
@ Cubs 12–7
Arroyo Lilly (9–6)41,459
44–49
94
July 11
@ Brewers 6–5
Lincoln Shouse (3–1)Cordero 41,229
45–49
95
July 12
@ Brewers 8–2
Vólquez McClung (5–5)43,556
46–49
96
July 13
@ Brewers 3–2
Sabathia (8–8)Weathers 42,108
46–50
97
July 17
Mets 10–8
Sánchez (4–1)Cordero Wagner (23)23,681
46–51
98
July 18
Mets 5–2
Arroyo Maine (8–7)Cordero 31,922
47–51
99
July 19
Mets 7–2
Fogg Pérez (6–6)41,959
48–51
100
July 20
Mets 7–5
Sánchez (5–1)Bray Wagner (24)31,195
48–52
101
July 21
Padres 6–4
Hensley (1–0)Cordero Hoffman (18)18,177
48–53
102
July 22
Padres 4 – 3 (11)
Majewski Corey (1–3)21,233
49–53
103
July 23
Padres 9–5
Arroyo Meredith (0–3)Cordero 22,970
50–53
104
July 25
Rockies 7–2
Cook (13–6)Vólquez 27,501
50–54
105
July 26
Rockies 5–1
de la Rosa (5–5)Bailey 33,981
50–55
106
July 27
Rockies 11–0
Jiménez (7–9)Fogg 28,246
50–56
107
July 28
@ Astros 5–4
Oswalt (8–8)Cueto Valverde (27)31,783
50–57
108
July 29
@ Astros 6–2
Moehler (6–4)Arroyo Wright (1)34,015
50–58
109
July 30
@ Astros 9–5
Vólquez Rodríguez (6–4)30,272
51–58
#
Date
Opponent
Score
Win
Loss
Save
Attendance
Record
110
August 1
@ Nationals 5–2
Pérez (4–8)Bailey 30,572
51–59
111
August 2
@ Nationals 10–6
Manning (1–2)Lincoln 30,970
51–60
112
August 3
@ Nationals 4–2
Balester (2–3)Cueto Hanrahan (1)32,939
51–61
113
August 4
Brewers 6–3
Arroyo Parra (9–5)Cordero 24,706
52–61
114
August 5
Brewers 8–1
Bush (6–9)Vólquez 24,739
52–62
115
August 6
Brewers 6–3
Suppan (7–7)Bailey Torres (22)26,602
52–63
116
August 7
Astros 7–4
Oswalt (9–8)Josh Fogg 27,378
52–64
117
August 8
Astros 9 – 5 (10)
Sampson (6–4)Cordero 25,652
52–65
118
August 9
Astros 3–1
Moehler (8–4)Arroyo Valverde (28)26,044
52–66
119
August 10
Astros 13–4
Rodríguez (7–4)Harang 30,789
52–67
120
August 12
@ Pirates 5–1
Vólquez Karstens (2–1)23.686
53–67
121
August 13
@ Pirates 5–2
Maholm (8–7)Fogg Grabow (3)15,787
53–68
122
August 14
@ Pirates 3–1
Cueto Snell (4–10)Cordero 35,439
54–68
123
August 15
Cardinals 5–3
Thompson (5–2)Arroyo Perez (4)26,234
54–69
124
August 16
Cardinals 9–3
Piñeiro (6–5)Harang 30,713
54–70
125
August 17
Cardinals 7–3
Vólquez Lohse (13–10)37,468
55–70
126
August 19
@ Cubs 5–0
Harden (3–1)Cueto 41,208
55–71
127
August 20
@ Cubs 2–1
Arroyo Lilly (12–7)40,509
56–71
128
August 21
@ Cubs 3–2
Zambrano (13–5)Fogg Wood (26)40,730
56–72
129
August 22
@ Rockies 8–5
Harang Hernández (11–10)Cordero 30,337
57–72
130
August 23
@ Rockies 7–6
Vizcaíno (1–0)Lincoln Fuentes (25)42,282
57–73
131
August 24
@ Rockies 4–3 (12)
Speier (2–1)Lincoln 31,173
57–74
132
August 26
@Astros 2–1
Arroyo Geary (2–3)30,395
58–74
133
August 27
@ Astros 4–1
Oswalt (12–9)Fogg Valverde (34)30,741
58–75
134
August 28
@ Astros 3–2
Backe (9–12)Harang Valverde (35)30,028
58–76
135
August 29
Giants 11–7
Vólquez Zito (8–16)25,445
59–76
136
August 30
Giants 7–6
Lincoln Taschner (3–2)Cordero 21,729
60–76
137
August 31
Giants 9–3
Arroyo Cain (8–11)26,519
61–76
#
Date
Opponent
Score
Win
Loss
Save
Attendance
Record
138
September 2
Pirates 3–2
Snell (6–10)Harang Capps (18)18,024
61–77
139
September 3
Pirates 6–5
Yates (5–3)Affeldt Capps (19)18,561
61–78
140
September 4
Pirates 8–6
Masset Hansen (1–6)Cordero 20,626
62–78
141
September 5
Cubs 10–2
Arroyo Lilly (13–9)31,213
63–78
142
September 6
Cubs 14–9
Marquis (10–8)Cueto 41,204
63–79
143
September 7
Cubs 4–3
Cordero Wood (4–4)37,540
64–79
144
September 8
@ Brewers 5–4
Burton Torres (6–5)Cordero 30,867
65–79
145
September 9
@ Brewers 5–4
Adkins McClung (5–6)Cordero 30,312
66–79
146
September 10
@ Brewers 4–3
Mota (5–5)Weathers Torres (27)30,124
66–80
147
September 12
@ Diamondbacks 3–2
Webb (20–7)Harang Qualls (3)29,046
66–81
148
September 13
@ Diamondbacks 3–2
Weathers Peña (1–2)Cordero 45,075
67–81
149
September 14
@ Diamondbacks 2–1
Weathers Rauch (4–8)Cordero 27,297
68–81
150
September 16
Cardinals 7–2
Arroyo Looper (12–13)19,708
69–81
151
September 17
Cardinals 3–0
Harang Wellemeyer (12–8)14,850
70–81
152
September 18
Cardinals 5–4
Lohse (14–6)Vólquez Motte (1)14,041
70–82
153
September 19
Brewers 11–2
Ramírez Suppan (10–10)20,855
71–82
154
September 20
Brewers 4–3
Cueto Sabathia (9–2)Cordero 24,440
72–82
155
September 21
Brewers 8–1
Coffey (1–0)Arroyo 22,624
72–83
156
September 22
Marlins 7–5
Harang Miller (6–10)Cordero 13,565
73–83
157
September 23
@ Astros 2–1
Vólquez Rodríguez (8–7)Cordero 27,361
74–83
158
September 24
@ Astros 5–0
Wolf (12–12)Ramírez 26,103
74–84
159
September 25
@ Astros 8–6
Roy Oswalt (17–10)Cueto Valverde (43)31,204
74–85
160
September 26
@ Cardinals 7–6
Franklin (6–6)Bray 44,709
74–86
161
September 27
@ Cardinals 8–5
Wellemeyer (13–9)Harang 43,682
74–87
162
September 28
@ Cardinals 11–4
Thompson (6–3)Pettyjohn 43,300
74–88
Player stats
Batting
Note: G = Games played; AB = At bats; R = Runs; H = Hits; HR = Home runs; RBI = Runs batted in; SB = Stolen bases; AVG = Batting average
Player
G
AB
R
H
HR
RBI
SB
AVG
Bako, Paul 99
299
30
65
6
35
0
.217
Bruce, Jay 108
413
63
105
21
52
4
.254
Cabrera, Jolbert 48
115
17
29
3
12
2
.252
Castillo, Wilkin 18
32
6
9
0
1
0
.281
Castro, Juan 7
10
1
0
0
0
0
.000
Dickerson, Chris 31
102
20
31
6
15
5
.304
Dunn, Adam 114
373
58
87
32
74
1
.233
Encarnación, Edwin 146
506
75
127
26
68
1
.251
Freel, Ryan 48
131
17
39
0
10
8
.298
Griffey Jr., Ken 102
359
51
88
15
53
0
.245
Hairston Jr., Jerry 80
261
47
85
6
36
15
.326
Hanigan, Ryan 31
85
9
23
2
9
0
.271
Hatteberg, Scott 34
52
3
9
0
7
0
.173
Hopper, Norris 26
50
3
10
0
1
1
.200
Janish, Paul 38
80
5
15
1
6
0
.188
Keppinger, Jeff 121
459
45
122
3
43
3
.266
Owings, Micah 4
4
0
2
0
3
0
.500
Patterson, Corey 135
366
46
75
10
34
14
.205
Phillips, Andy 52
73
11
17
3
10
0
.233
Phillips, Brandon 141
559
80
146
21
78
23
.261
Richar, Danny 16
36
4
8
0
3
1
.222
Rosales, Adam 18
29
0
6
0
2
1
.207
Ross, David 52
134
17
31
3
13
0
.231
Valentín, Javier 94
129
10
33
4
18
0
.256
Votto, Joey 151
526
69
156
24
84
7
.297
Pitcher Totals
162
282
17
33
1
10
1
.117
Team Totals 162 5465 704 1351 187 677 85 .247
Starting and other pitchers
Note: G = Games pitched; IP = Innings pitched; W= Wins; L = Losses; K = Strikeouts; ERA = Earned run average; WHIP = Walks + Hits Per Innings Pitched
Relief pitchers
Note: G = Games pitched; IP = Innings pitched; W= Wins; L = Losses; SV = Saves; K = Strikeouts; ERA = Earned run average; WHIP = Walks + Hits Per Innings Pitched
Player
G
IP
W
L
SV
K
ERA
WHIP
Cordero, Francisco 72
70.1
5
4
34
78
3.33
1.41
Affeldt, Jeremy 74
78.1
1
1
0
80
3.33
1.31
Weathers, David 72
69.1
4
6
0
46
3.25
1.53
Bray, Bill 63
47.0
2
2
0
54
2.87
1.57
Lincoln, Mike 64
70.1
2
5
0
57
4.48
1.28
Burton, Jared 54
58.2
5
1
0
58
3.22
1.38
Majewski, Gary 37
40.0
1
0
0
27
6.53
1.90
Coffey, Todd 17
19.1
0
0
0
8
6.05
1.60
Mercker, Kent 15
13.2
1
0
0
6
3.29
1.54
Masset, Nick 10
17.1
1
0
0
11
2.08
1.21
Herrera, Danny 7
7.1
0
0
0
8
7.36
1.77
Roenicke, Josh 5
3.0
0
0
0
6
9.00
2.67
Adkins, Jon 4
3.2
1
0
0
3
2.45
1.91
Pettyjohn, Adam 3 (1 start)
4.0
0
1
0
1
20.25
3.25
Team Pitching Totals 162 1442.1 74 88 34 1227 4.55 1.46
Farm system
References
^ "1995 Cincinnati Reds Statistics and Roster" . Baseball-Reference.com. Archived from the original on April 9, 2008. Retrieved April 9, 2008 .^ Sheldon, Mark (October 14, 2007). "News: Reds hire Baker as manager" . The Official Site of The Cincinnati Reds. Archived from the original on October 15, 2007. Retrieved April 9, 2008 . ^ "The Official Site of The Cincinnati Reds: Homepage" . Archived from the original on April 4, 2008. Retrieved April 4, 2008 .^ "2008 Cincinnati Reds Schedule, Box Scores and Splits" . Baseball-Reference.com. Archived from the original on April 7, 2008. Retrieved April 9, 2008 .
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