Hunter Greene leaves Reds game with a groin injury

The Cincinnati Reds injuries increased before the game on Wednesday evening. And then the game started. Hunter Greene had been illuminated by the first three innings of the game without allowing a run and leaving six batteries.

When the 4th Inning started, Greene took the hill for his warm -up parking spaces, but shortly afterwards Terry Francona and the coach began to go to the hill. The conversation was not too long and then Greene went from the hill and the shelter. Brent Suter was then asked to start the inning for the red.

Shortly after Suter took over the Reds, Hunter Greene announced that he had left the game with a right -wing stray injury. It was the third remarkable injury to Cincinnati that day. Noelvi Marte was placed on the injured list in the afternoon with a sloping load. Then Jake Fraley should not be available today, because according to Mark Sheldon from Reds.com, he has to do with the left Wadezarb.

Update:

After the game manager, Terry Francona told the media after the game that Greene felt his groin area and that they would look at it again tomorrow and see what things are.

Reds' Hunter Greene, to have MRI on Thursday morning before the team decides the next procedure. He and team officials suggest that this could not necessarily be serious. But Greene adds: “I don't know. I'm not a doctor.”

– Gordon Wittenmyer (@gdubmlb) May 8, 2025

If Cincinnati Greene has to place on the injured list, it is probably that you would call Chase Petty to fill out his place in the rotation. While he was struggling in his debut in the big league, Petty returned to Triple-A last week and threw 6.0 Hitless Innings with eight strikes for Louisville. This excursion lowered his era with the bats in eight to 2.54 to the last week of the 2024 season. The 22-year-old right-hand starter was seen on Tuesday evening, so that he would take the point in the rotation that would be Greene if such a step had to be undertaken.

The only other jugs on the 40-man squad that are healthy at this moment are reliefs. While the Reds could take a step to add someone to the 40-man service plan if they decided, it would not be much sense, since Petty is clearly the best option under the jugs in Triple-A and the only other argument that could be put forward to call up Chase Burns from Double-A. However, Burns threw only more than 61 parking spaces this season this season and only entered the 5th Inning once this season.

After the game, we will probably receive a little more information about the violation of Hunter Greene. This can give us a better idea of ​​what the club has to do in five days.