Beatline Reds - Daily Podcast On The Cincinnati Reds
Sep 17, 2026 · 11 min · 10 segments
☕ **Enjoying the show?** Keep every episode free → https://buymeacoffee.com/beatlinesports The Cincinnati Reds (71-81) host the Los Angeles Dodgers (92-60)…
So, let's talk about the rotation.
We know Hunter Green is out for the season with a 60-day IL stint, and Gavin Stone and Jake Cousins are also deep in the trenches on long-term IL lists.
Based on the available roster, it's likely going to be Andrew Abbott or Brady Singer.
Given the stakes, I'd lean toward Abbott if he's healthy, as he provides more strikeout potential against a lineup like LA's.
And for the Dodgers, they already saw Yoshinobu Yamamoto dominate earlier in the series, allowing just one hit through seven innings in Game 3.
Do you expect another strong start from their ace? Or will they rest him given the division title is essentially theirs?
I think they'll stick with Yamamoto or bring in a high leverage reliever to protect a lead.
The Dodgers are trying to secure that NL West crown, so they aren't taking chances.
If they have a lead, they're going to lean on their bullpen, which features Edwin Diaz, though he's currently on the 15-day IL, so we need to see who steps up.
right diaz is out too so the dodgers bullpen depth is being tested despite their dominance for cincinnati to jay antone and tony santion are the anchors of the relief corps how critical is it that they stay fresh
critical If the Reds' starter doesn't go at least five innings, Antone and Saneon could face back-to-back days.
That's a recipe for disaster against the Dodgers' lineup that scores runs consistently.
Their rotation is decimated.
So, let's talk about the rotation.
We know Hunter Green is out for the season with a 60-day IL stint, and Gavin Stone and Jake Cousins are also deep in the trenches on long-term IL lists.
Based on the available roster, it's likely going to be Andrew Abbott or Brady Singer.
Given the stakes, I'd lean toward Abbott if he's healthy, as he provides more strikeout potential against a lineup like LA's.
And for the Dodgers, they already saw Yoshinobu Yamamoto dominate earlier in the series, allowing just one hit through seven innings in Game 3.
Do you expect another strong start from their ace? Or will they rest him given the division title is essentially theirs?
I think they'll stick with Yamamoto or bring in a high leverage reliever to protect a lead.
The Dodgers are trying to secure that NL West crown, so they aren't taking chances.
If they have a lead, they're going to lean on their bullpen, which features Edwin Diaz, though he's currently on the 15-day IL, so we need to see who steps up.
right diaz is out too so the dodgers bullpen depth is being tested despite their dominance for cincinnati to jay antone and tony santion are the anchors of the relief corps how critical is it that they stay fresh
critical If the Reds' starter doesn't go at least five innings, Antone and Saneon could face back-to-back days.
That's a recipe for disaster against the Dodgers' lineup that scores runs consistently.
Their rotation is decimated.
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