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[h1]Chapman hits 102 mph, Reds beat Brewers 8-4[/h1] By JOE KAY, AP Baseball Writer
CINCINNATI (AP)—Aroldis Chapman was too fast to hit.
Soon, the Cincinnati Reds could be too far ahead to catch.
The Cuban defector made an eye-opening big league debut, topping out at 102mph during his perfect inning, and the Reds added to their rapidly growing leadin the NL Central by beating the Milwaukee Brewers 8-4 on Tuesday night.
Cincinnati wrapped up the best August by any team and moved a season-highseven games ahead of St. Louis, which lost to Houston 3-0. The Reds haven’t ledby so many games since 1995, the last time they reached the playoffs.
Now, they have a radar-busting reliever to help them get there again.
“Aw, that was a wonderful debut,
[h1]Chapman hits 102 mph, Reds beat Brewers 8-4[/h1] By JOE KAY, AP Baseball Writer
CINCINNATI (AP)—Aroldis Chapman was too fast to hit.
Soon, the Cincinnati Reds could be too far ahead to catch.
The Cuban defector made an eye-opening big league debut, topping out at 102mph during his perfect inning, and the Reds added to their rapidly growing leadin the NL Central by beating the Milwaukee Brewers 8-4 on Tuesday night.
Cincinnati wrapped up the best August by any team and moved a season-highseven games ahead of St. Louis, which lost to Houston 3-0. The Reds haven’t ledby so many games since 1995, the last time they reached the playoffs.
Now, they have a radar-busting reliever to help them get there again.
“Aw, that was a wonderful debut,