Beatline Reds - Daily Podcast On The Cincinnati Reds
Sep 23, 2026 · 9 min · 8 segments
☕ **Enjoying the show?** Keep every episode free → https://buymeacoffee.com/beatlinesports The Cincinnati Reds (73-84) face the Atlanta Braves (92-64) in a…
Let's get into segment one, the series and the pitching probables.
All right, Tony.
Last night, Brandon Williamson stepped up and threw six sharp innings of shutout ball.
That was huge.
But tonight is the third game of this three-game set against Atlanta, who is starting for the Braves.
And what does that mean for the Reds' bats?
Well, Brooke, the headlines mention that the Braves took on the Reds in the first of this three-game series, and now we're at the end.
They aren't resting their starters just because they've clinched.
If they start anyone other than their ace, that's a mistake.
But looking at the Reds' side, Chase Burns is still on the 15-day IL with a groin strain.
He went 15-3 with a 2.86 ERA this year, so his absence is felt deeply.
So the Reds are relying heavily on guys like Andrew Abbott, Nick Lottolo, Brady Singer, and Carson Spears.
Who do you think gets the nod tonight if Williamson doesn't go back-to-back?
If Williamson pitched well last night, he might need a day.
Singer had some ups and downs earlier in the year, but with the bullpen tired from those losses, you want someone who can eat innings.
Either way, the Reds need to match that intensity.
I agree, the fatigue factor is real.
Remember, last time we talked about the bullpen being stretched thin.
If the starter doesn't go deep, the relievers are going to be tested immediately.
This is a crucial series for Pride, even if the playoff picture is closed.
Let's get into segment one, the series and the pitching probables.
All right, Tony.
Last night, Brandon Williamson stepped up and threw six sharp innings of shutout ball.
That was huge.
But tonight is the third game of this three-game set against Atlanta, who is starting for the Braves.
And what does that mean for the Reds' bats?
Well, Brooke, the headlines mention that the Braves took on the Reds in the first of this three-game series, and now we're at the end.
They aren't resting their starters just because they've clinched.
If they start anyone other than their ace, that's a mistake.
But looking at the Reds' side, Chase Burns is still on the 15-day IL with a groin strain.
He went 15-3 with a 2.86 ERA this year, so his absence is felt deeply.
So the Reds are relying heavily on guys like Andrew Abbott, Nick Lottolo, Brady Singer, and Carson Spears.
Who do you think gets the nod tonight if Williamson doesn't go back-to-back?
If Williamson pitched well last night, he might need a day.
Singer had some ups and downs earlier in the year, but with the bullpen tired from those losses, you want someone who can eat innings.
Either way, the Reds need to match that intensity.
I agree, the fatigue factor is real.
Remember, last time we talked about the bullpen being stretched thin.
If the starter doesn't go deep, the relievers are going to be tested immediately.
This is a crucial series for Pride, even if the playoff picture is closed.
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