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Cincinnati Reds Fans 2006 mlb schedule
Date Opponent Time
Apr. 3 Chicago Cubs 2:10
Apr. 5 Chicago Cubs 12:35
Apr. 6 Pittsburgh 7:10
Apr. 7 Pittsburgh 7:10
Apr. 8 Pittsburgh 1:15
Apr. 9 Pittsburgh 1:15
Apr. 11 at Chicago Cubs 2:20
Apr. 12 at Chicago Cubs 2:20
Apr. 13 at Chicago Cubs 2:20
Apr. 14 at St. Louis 8:10
Apr. 15 at St. Louis 2:15
Apr. 16 at St. Louis 2:15
Apr. 17 Florida 7:10
Apr. 18 Florida 7:10
Apr. 19 Florida 12:35
Apr. 20 at Milwaukee 8:05
Apr. 21 at Milwaukee 8:05
Apr. 22 at Milwaukee 2:05
Apr. 23 at Milwaukee 2:05
Apr. 24 at Washington 7:05
Apr. 25 at Washington 7:05
Apr. 26 at Washington 7:05
Apr. 28 Houston 7:10
Apr. 29 Houston 1:15
Apr. 30 Houston 1:15
May 1 St. Louis 7:10
May 2 St. Louis 12:35
May 3 at Colorado 8:35
May 4 at Colorado 8:35
May 5 at Arizona 9:40
May 6 at Arizona 9:40
May 7 at Arizona 4:40
May 9 Washington 7:10
May 10 Washington 7:10
May 11 Washington 7:10
May 12 Philadelphia 7:10
May 13 Philadelphia 6:10
May 14 Philadelphia 1:15
May 16 at Pittsburgh 7:05
May 17 at Pittsburgh 7:05
May 18 at Pittsburgh 12:35
May 19 at Detroit 7:05
Date Opponent Time
May 20 at Detroit 7:05
May 21 at Detroit 1:05
May 22 Milwaukee 7:10
May 23 Milwaukee 7:10
May 24 Milwaukee 7:10
May 26 Arizona 7:10
May 27 Arizona 6:10
May 28 Arizona 1:15
May 29 at Chicago Cubs 2:20
May 30 at Chicago Cubs 2:20
May 31 at Chicago Cubs 8:05
Jun. 2 at Houston 8:05
Jun. 3 at Houston 7:05
Jun. 4 at Houston 2:05
Jun. 5 at St. Louis 8:10
Jun. 6 at St. Louis 8:10
Jun. 7 at St. Louis 8:10
Jun. 8 Chicago Cubs 7:10
Jun. 9 Chicago Cubs 7:10
Jun. 10 Chicago Cubs 6:10
Jun. 11 Chicago Cubs 1:15
Jun. 12 Milwaukee 7:10
Jun. 13 Milwaukee 7:10
Jun. 14 Milwaukee 12:35
Jun. 16 Chicago Sox 7:10
Jun. 17 Chicago Sox 6:10
Jun. 18 Chicago Sox 1:15
Jun. 19 at NY Mets 7:10
Jun. 20 at NY Mets 7:10
Jun. 21 at NY Mets 7:10
Jun. 22 at NY Mets 1:10
Jun. 23 at Cleveland 7:05
Jun. 24 at Cleveland 7:05
Jun. 25 at Cleveland 1:05
Jun. 27 Kansas City 7:10
Jun. 28 Kansas City 7:10
Jun. 29 Kansas City 7:10
Jun. 30 Cleveland 7:10
Jul. 1 Cleveland 6:10
Jul. 2 Cleveland 1:15
Jul. 3 at Milwaukee 2:05
Jul. 4 at Milwaukee 2:05
Date Opponent Time
Jul. 5 at Milwaukee 8:05
Jul. 6 at Atlanta 7:35
Jul. 7 at Atlanta 7:35
Jul. 8 at Atlanta 7:05
Jul. 9 at Atlanta 1:05
Jul. 13 Colorado 7:10
Jul. 14 Colorado 7:10
Jul. 15 Colorado 6:10
Jul. 16 Colorado 1:15
Jul. 18 NY Mets 7:10
Jul. 19 NY Mets 7:10
Jul. 20 NY Mets 12:35
Jul. 21 Milwaukee 7:10
Jul. 22 Milwaukee 6:10
Jul. 23 Milwaukee 1:15
Jul. 25 at Houston 8:05
Jul. 26 at Houston 8:05
Jul. 27 at Houston 8:05
Jul. 28 at Milwaukee 8:05
Jul. 29 at Milwaukee 7:05
Jul. 30 at Milwaukee 2:05
Aug. 1 LA Dodgers 7:10
Aug. 2 LA Dodgers 7:10
Aug. 3 LA Dodgers 7:10
Aug. 4 Atlanta 7:10
Aug. 5 Atlanta 1:15
Aug. 6 Atlanta 1:15
Aug. 7 St. Louis 7:10
Aug. 8 St. Louis 7:10
Aug. 9 St. Louis 7:10
Aug. 10 St. Louis 12:35
Aug. 11 at Philadelphia 7:05
Aug. 12 at Philadelphia 7:05
Aug. 13 at Philadelphia 1:35
Aug. 15 at St. Louis 8:10
Aug. 16 at St. Louis 8:10
Aug. 17 at St. Louis 2:10
Aug. 18 Pittsburgh 7:10
Aug. 19 Pittsburgh 6:10
Aug. 20 Pittsburgh 1:15
Aug. 21 Houston 7:10
Date Opponent Time
Aug. 22 Houston 7:10
Aug. 23 Houston 12:35
Aug. 24 at San Francisco 10:15
Aug. 25 at San Francisco 10:15
Aug. 26 at San Francisco 4:05
Aug. 27 at San Francisco 4:05
Aug. 28 at LA Dodgers 10:10
Aug. 29 at LA Dodgers 10:10
Aug. 30 at LA Dodgers 10:10
Sept. 1 at San Diego 10:05
Sept. 2 at San Diego 10:05
Sept. 3 at San Diego 4:05
Sept. 4 San Francisco 5:10
Sept. 5 San Francisco 7:10
Sept. 6 San Francisco 12:35
Sept. 8 Pittsburgh 7:10
Sept. 9 Pittsburgh 6:10
Sept. 10 Pittsburgh 1:15
Sept. 12 San Diego 7:10
Sept. 13 San Diego 7:10
Sept. 14 San Diego 12:35
Sept. 15 at Chicago Cubs 2:20
Sept. 16 at Chicago Cubs 4:05
Sept. 17 at Chicago Cubs 2:20
Sept. 18 at Houston 8:05
Sept. 19 at Houston 8:05
Sept. 20 at Houston 2:05
Sept. 22 Chicago Cubs 7:10
Sept. 23 Chicago Cubs 6:10
Sept. 24 Chicago Cubs 1:15
Sept. 25 Chicago Cubs 12:35
Sept. 26 at Florida 7:05
Sept. 27 at Florida 7:05
Sept. 28 at Florida 7:05
Sept. 29 at Pittsburgh 7:05
Sept. 30 at Pittsburgh 7:05
Oct. 1 at Pittsburgh 1:35
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2005 Top Draft Pick
Though the Reds moved to address their
biggest need, pitching, with their second
through sixth picks in the 2005 draft, they started off with athletic center fielder Jay Bruce. The 18-year-old Texan made steady
progress after signing for $1.8 million. Bruce is a few years away
from Cincinnati, and he may grow into a corner outfielder by then,
but the early returns have been positive. Prospects RHP Homer Bailey Top pick in 2004 is a couple of years away, but is a potential No. 1 starter. C Miguel Perez Ready to play in the majors defensively, must
improve with the bat to make the leap. 1B JoeyVotto Closest power prospect to the majors. LHP Travis Wood Only 19, was almost untouchable in first pro season with devastating changeup. OF B.J. Szymanski Good athlete has had trouble staying healthy.
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Difference Maker
Eric Milton was supposed to be the Reds' big splash last season, and he made one — but it nearly drowned the entire team. The club-record 40 home runs he surrendered led the majors, and his 6.47 ERA was the second-highest in National League history. Unable to secure a high-calibei starter this offseason, the Reds' best hope for a turnaround in their rotation is for Milton to recover and turn in a season more in line with hij career numbers, which featured a 4.76 ERA before last year's debacle.
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