Who knows which Hunter Greene shows up on the mound for the Reds, but he's very capable of dominating with 17 pitches this year at or above 100 MPH, which rank sixth in the majors. The Phils are without Bryce Harper as he landed on the paternity list.

Trea Turner has the speed to turn a check swing into a base hit and a routine blooper into a double. He'll get plenty of cracks at Reds pitching in the 2 hole and Hunter Greene will have to throw to him if he runs the count deep (and Greene throws plenty of balls). Turner has 5 hits in 9 career ABs against him with a home run.

This is a big line, even for a strikeout artist like Hunter Greene who will be facing a Phillies lineup that has scored at least 7 runs in their last four consecutive games. I would also argue that Greene's present K rate isn't sustainable, in addition to him having struggled pitching throughout his career at Great American Ballpark.