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Reds Tidbits (2008 season)

MuckFich06;1130936; said:
"And this one belongs to the Reds!" Cordero notches his first save. Cueto was extremely impressive in his debut.

Wow! Your feed must be faster than mine. I just heard it and you'd already posted. Congrats to Cueto on a tremendous debut!
 
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Woo Hoo! Tied for the division lead. Nowhere to go but down! :paranoid:

Cueto is filthy. It's going to be a real joy watching him pitch for four months before Dusty Baker overworks him and he blows out his elbow.
 
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Deadspin

According to my calculations, the last pitcher to strike out 10 in his Major League debut was Daisuke Matsuzaka, last season. The last one to throw five perfect innings in his debut was the immortal Ken Cloude, in 1997 (do you know the team?). And the last Cincinnati Red to do either was ... well, no one.
 
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The Official Site of Major League Baseball: News: Major League Baseball News
mlb.com said:
Cueto sensational in big league debut

Reds righty loses perfect game in sixth amid 10-strikeout gem

CINCINNATI -- Not even Mother Nature could mess with Johnny Cueto.

Steady rain pelted away at Great American Ball Park on Thursday afternoon, but not enough to stop a game. The Diamondbacks kept swinging away, but they could not stop Cueto, either.
As far as Major League debuts go, they rarely get more sensational. The 22-year-old Cueto pitched seven innings -- retiring the first 15 batters he faced -- and struck out 10 in the Reds' 3-2 win over the Diamondbacks. It gave Cincinnati two out of three in the season's first series.

"Boy, that is some debut there," Reds manager Dusty Baker said. "The way he threw the ball today has no age to it."

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