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Reds pitcher Chase Burns bounces back but Phillies take the series finale
The Phillies won, 3-1, but Burns went 4 2/3 innings. He exited having blanked the National League East-leading Phillies (53-37) but was charged with an earned run when reliever Sam Moll entered the game and allowed a game-tying double to Middletown-native Kyle Schwarber.
Takeaways from the Reds’ series loss to the Phillies
The Reds have shown that they’re a quality team. They’re squarely in the mix for a wild card spot. But if they ever get there, they’ll end up in a place like Philadelphia against a team like the Phillies with pitchers like Ranger Suarez and Zack Wheeler on the mound for the opposing team.
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