Hunter Greene struck out 12, the second-highest total of his big league career, while allowing two hits over six innings and leading the Cincinnati Reds over the Washington Nationals 6-1.

Fanduel Sports Network's Barry Larkin on Hunter Greene: "I'm sure there's gonna be a lot of attention to make sure they keep that area nice and warm."

In general, few Washington hitters survived to see the base path between first and second base. That was true after Greene exited the game, too, as Scott Barlow (one inning), Tony Santillan (one inning) and Emilio Pagán closed out the game in relief for Cincinnati.