Luis Castillo shredded his old team with seven scoreless innings, 10 strikeouts, and just one hit allowed — his first double-digit K game this season — while the Reds’ offense went completely cold, managing only that lone hit. Rhett Lowder held strong through five and a third innings before the White Sox added runs off a new reliever. The Reds’ woes continue: 11 shutouts this year (tied for 4th in MLB), zero runners in scoring position all night, and TJ Friedl on a hitting drought since the All-Star break. They’ll try to bounce back Thursday afternoon against Davis Martin, with Andrew Abbott on the mound at 2:10 PM ET — but their record when trailing or scoring under three runs? Not pretty. They need a spark.
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