Trevor Bauer

Trevor had an incredible start for Cincinnati on Wednesday afternoon – and Baseball history will back that up. The 29-year-old became the first pitcher in Postseason history to toss at least seven innings while allowing two or fewer hits, no walks and 12 strikeouts. Those 12 whiffs also set a new Reds franchise record for most strikeouts in a Postseason game. “He gave us everything he had,” said Reds manager David Bell. “He can pitch. He sure can compete”.