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A look at Johnny Cueto's big-league debut using PITCHf/x data.
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blog.baseballdigestdaily.com 4/4/2008 — Seven games are decided by one run, Rookie Johnny Cueto is brilliant in his debut, Royals sweep the Tigers behind Greinke and Gordon, Phillies show some life and rally for late win against the Nats plus more...
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Johnny Cueto Announces His Arrival
sports.aol.com 4/4/2008 — This afternoon, Johnny Cueto made his major league debut. He struck out the first batter he faced, the Diamondbacks' Chris Young . That's probably not terribly significant, as I'm sure countless pitchers have started out their careers the same way. ...
sports.aol.com 4/4/2008 — This afternoon, Johnny Cueto made his major league debut. He struck out the first batter he faced, the Diamondbacks' Chris Young . That's probably not terribly significant, as I'm sure countless pitchers have started out their careers the same way. ...
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msn.foxsports.com 4/4/2008 — Reds rookie Johnny Cueto allowed one hit in his MLB debut. Is it time to add him to your fantasy roster? Roger Rotter fills you in.
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Johnny Cueto Makes His Major League Debut, Everyone Notices + Scouting Reports
baseballmastermind.com 4/4/2008 — Cincinnati Reds RHP Johnny Cueto made his major league debut on Thursday and everyone around the majors took note. In his stellar debut, the 5′10″ 22 year-old pitched seven innings, allowing only one hit, a home run to the Arizona Diamondbacks’ Justin Upton in the 6th inning. He had been pitching a perfect game until that point. Here are two scouting reports on Johhny Cueto.
baseballmastermind.com 4/4/2008 — Cincinnati Reds RHP Johnny Cueto made his major league debut on Thursday and everyone around the majors took note. In his stellar debut, the 5′10″ 22 year-old pitched seven innings, allowing only one hit, a home run to the Arizona Diamondbacks’ Justin Upton in the 6th inning. He had been pitching a perfect game until that point. Here are two scouting reports on Johhny Cueto.
Reds' Cueto draws rave reviews in big-league debut
usatoday.com 4/4/2008 — Reds starter Johnny Cueto, 22, making his major league debut, was perfect for five innings, masterfully handling hitters from the NL West champion Diamondbacks. It took their youngest hitter, Justin Upton, 20, to get to Cueto.
usatoday.com 4/4/2008 — Reds starter Johnny Cueto, 22, making his major league debut, was perfect for five innings, masterfully handling hitters from the NL West champion Diamondbacks. It took their youngest hitter, Justin Upton, 20, to get to Cueto.
Cueto fans 10 as Reds top D'Backs 3-2 — Boston.com -- Baseball News 4/4/2008
Johnny Cueto allowed nothing more than Justin Upton's solo homer in seven innings Thursday, striking out 10 in an overpowering debut while leading the Cincinnati Reds to a 3-2 victory over the Arizona Diamondbacks.
Johnny Cueto allowed nothing more than Justin Upton's solo homer in seven innings Thursday, striking out 10 in an overpowering debut while leading the Cincinnati Reds to a 3-2 victory over the Arizona Diamondbacks.
Jon Heyman: Cueto's dazzling debut little surprise to scouts — SI.com - MLB 4/4/2008
The Reds got a gem of a debut from stud prospect Johnny Cueto on Thursday, though it should have been little surprise, writes SI.com's Jon Heyman.
The Reds got a gem of a debut from stud prospect Johnny Cueto on Thursday, though it should have been little surprise, writes SI.com's Jon Heyman.
Young fireballers spaced out in rotation — Major League Baseball News 4/4/2008
Following the example set by the 1980's Houston Astros teams that featured dual flamethrowers J.R. Richard and Nolan Ryan, the '08 Reds have separated their own twin power pitchers, Johnny Cueto and Edinson Volquez, in their starting rotation.
Following the example set by the 1980's Houston Astros teams that featured dual flamethrowers J.R. Richard and Nolan Ryan, the '08 Reds have separated their own twin power pitchers, Johnny Cueto and Edinson Volquez, in their starting rotation.
Fantasy Baseball Week One: How About a Little Fire Scarecrow? — Bleacher Report - MLB 4/5/2008
Week one of baseball is almost in the rear view mirror but your fantasy team still seems to be stuck in neutral? Here are a few insights on players that could help jump start your season. Pick Me Ups - The Flamethrower and The Poor Man's ...
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Johnny Cueto: The Next Great Player to Leave Cincinnati — Bleacher Report - MLB 4/5/2008
Good day for this new pitcher Cueto the Reds used against the Diamondbacks in their 3-2 victory yesterday. Cueto had 10 strikeouts, threw a no-hitter up to the 6th inning, struck out eight of the first thirteen batters, and had a 96mph fastball. ...
Good day for this new pitcher Cueto the Reds used against the Diamondbacks in their 3-2 victory yesterday. Cueto had 10 strikeouts, threw a no-hitter up to the 6th inning, struck out eight of the first thirteen batters, and had a 96mph fastball. ...
