most consecutive scoreless innings postseason

Even with Fried pitching his way into contention for the NL Cy Young Award, going 7-0 with a 2.25 ERA, the Braves’ starters posted a combined 5.51 ERA in 2020 — the highest rotation ERA in history for a postseason qualifier. And veteran lefty Tommy Milone — the best General Manager Alex Anthopoulos could do for a reinforcement at the trade deadline — bombed in three starts for the Braves and wound up on the injured list. The Reds season has come to an end after going scoreless in both games vs the Braves.

Braves pitchers held the Reds scoreless through all 22 innings of their series, meaning Cincinnati surpassed the 1921 Giants (20 innings) for the most consecutive scoreless innings to begin a postseason series. Tatis and Myers are the second teammates in postseason history with multiple homers in the same game, joining, Miami was taking batting practice under sunny skies when the game was pushed back. The A’s had lost six straight playoff series since sweeping Minnesota in the 2006 Division Series only to get swept by Detroit in the Championship Series. All rights reserved, Reds set MLB postseason record for offensive futility. Anderson’s second walk of the second, to Freddy Galvis, loaded the bases with two outs. And Anderson — who debuted for the Braves in late August and posted a 1.95 ERA across his six starts — nearly matched Fried, tossing six scoreless innings in Game 2. Tatis, a 21-year-old budding superstar and NL MVP contender, struck out with the bases loaded in the fourth, but homered in consecutive innings and drove in five runs. Joey Votto: "I think we're a f-ing nightmare" #Reds pic.twitter.com/tW4ajwKHQD. Ian Anderson shares a laugh with catcher Travis d'Arnaud after retiring the Reds in the fifth. In Game 2, Cincinnati wasted a solid performance by Luis Castillo, who struck out seven in 5⅓ innings in his first postseason start. But I’m not one of those.

ATLANTA — The Cincinnati Reds continued their scoreless streak Thursday, falling in the best-of-three series to the Atlanta Braves in the National League Wild Card race. The Reds got outstanding performances from their pitchers this week, but unfortunately for Cincinnati, what the Braves' pitchers did in response was historic. Speaking before Game 1 about Fried, who had been limited by an ankle injury down the stretch, Snitker acknowledged, “If he can go five innings, that’d be great.” And speaking of Anderson and Wright, neither of whom had any postseason experience, Snitker was almost pleading when he said, “I’m hoping we’ll get [four or five innings out of each], and if we don’t … we’ll adjust and adapt.”. The A’s ended 14 years of postseason futility, riding Chad Pinder’s go-ahead, two-run single in the fifth inning and repeated costly walks by Chicago’s relievers to rally past the White Sox, 6-4, and win the decisive third game of their AL wild-card series.

The Braves now get four days of rest — a cherished luxury this time of year — and can line up their rotation for the division series the same way they did in the first round, with ace Max Fried and rookie Ian Anderson in Games 1 and 2.

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