Diamondbacks shutout by Leake and co.: By The Numbers
Jul 30, 2014, 2:36 AM | Updated: 3:10 am
The Arizona Diamondbacks had a difficult time in the batter’s box Tuesday night in their 3-0 loss to the Cincinnati Reds.
Reds starter Mike Leake gave up five hits and struck out eight in his seven-plus innings of work.
The Reds scored a run off pitcher Trevor Cahill in the bottom of the first inning and that would be all they would need. Runs in the second and sixth were insurance runs.
Flame-throwing Aroldis Chapman came in for the save and that was that as he put the D-backs away in order.
It was the Reds second win in 11 games since the All-Star break.
Here’s a look at Tuesday’s game by the numbers:
0, 8
The Reds’ Leake had zero walks and struck out eight Diamondbacks in his 7.2 innings. And from the hitting side of things he had an RBI.
1
Didi Gregorious was the only Diamondback to record more than one hit. His triple was his fourth of the season.
.143
The Diamondbacks were 1-for-7 with runners in scoring position. The hit, by Gregorious, moved Parra from second to third in the top of the seventh inning.
2
The Diamondbacks have scored two runs in 24 innings of baseball in Cincinnati over the last two days.
3
Starting pitcher Trevor Cahill gave up three runs while taking the loss. He’s now 1-8 on the season with a 5.59 ERA. Since re-joining the rotation on July 18 he has given up three runs in all three of his outings. Going six innings was the longest he has lasted in a game since April 2.
.302
With an 0-for-4 performance Paul Goldschmidt sees his batting average drop to .302. He was last hitting below .300 on June 29. He and the D-backs will face Alfredo Simon on Wednesday.
18
Gerardo Parra now has 18 doubles on the season after his two-bagger off Leake.
100
Chapman recorded his 100th save in getting two ground outs and a strike out in the ninth inning.
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