Few Major League Baseball pitchers have success hurling in the thin, Colorado air. For Brandon Williamson, that was not the case on Tuesday. The rookie was only the 10th pitcher ever to debut at the ballpark, and he was phenomenal. The 10th overall Reds prospect pitched five and 2/3 innings, while striking out six batters. At one point in the game, Williamson retired 14 straight batters, which is the most by a Reds pitcher in his MLB debut since Johnny Cueto in 2008.