Cincinnati Reds probable pitchers & starting lineup vs. Philadelphia Phillies, April 8

Cincinnati Reds probable pitchers and starting lineup vs. Philadelphia Phillies, April 8

1. Probable starting pitchers
2. Cincinnati Reds starting lineup
3. How do I watch the Cincinnati Reds game?
4. How do I listen to the Cincinnati Reds game on the radio today?

Probable starting pitchers

Nick Lodolo will toe the rubber for the Cincinnati Reds on Saturday, April 8. After Hunter Greene failed to make it through five innings for the second consecutive start, the Reds will be looking to Lodolo to settle things down and preserve the bullpen. During his last start, Lodolo went five frames and struck out nine.

The Philadelphia Phillies will counter with left-hander Bailey Falter. The 25-year-old struck out three and allowed two earned runs on seven hits during his first start of the season. The last time the Reds lineup faced a left-handed starter, Drew Smyly surrendered six runs on nine hits.

Cincinnati Reds starting lineup

Unsurprisingly, Jonathan India will be leading off for the Reds today. He'll be followed by Spencer Steer, Wil Myers, and Tyler Stephenson. Kevin Newman will draw the start at shortstop today, and TJ Friedl is batting in the No. 6 hole.

As for the bottom-third of the batting order, David Bell will turn to the right-handed hitting Stuart Fairchild followed by Jose Barrero. Normally staking his claim at shortstop, Barrero will be playing center field today. Curt Casali will handle catching duties and bat ninth.

How do I watch the Cincinnati Reds game?

For all those in-market, the Cincinnati Reds game against the Philadelphia Phillies will air on Bally Sports Ohio. John Sadak will handle the play-by-play duties alongside color commentator and former Reds pitcher, the crafty left-hander, Chris Welsh.

If you're looking to stream the Cincinnati Reds game against the Philadelphia Phillies, download the Bally Sports app. The app is available on most streaming devices including iPhone, Apple TV, Amazon FireTV, ChromeCast, Roku, among others.

How do I listen to the Cincinnati Reds game on the radio today?

For those who prefer the classic way to enjoy the baseball experience; on the radio, the voice of the Cincinnati Reds, Tommy Thrall will be bringing you the play-by-play all season long. He'll be joined by "The Cowboy" Jeff Brantley, who'll be unafraid to give you his unbiased opinion of your Redlegs.

Tune in to local radio station 700 WLW to hear Tommy and The Cowboy bring you all the action from Citizens Bank Park as the Reds try to even the series with the Phillies and get back above .500 for the season.