Reds Start Season Short-Handed, Rely on Pitching Depth
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The Cincinnati Reds start the season with a depleted starting rotation due to injuries to Nick Lodolo and Hunter Greene. Lodolo, with a blister, will miss the first ten games, while Greene is out until July. The team promotes Brady Singer to the number two spot. Despite the setbacks, the Reds deep pitching pool shines, with Rhett Lowder and Chase Burns impressing in spring training. Lowder takes the third slot, Burns the fourth, and Brandon Williamson follows. The Reds head into their series against the Red Sox and Pirates, ready to rely on their depth and maintain momentum.
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