Jordan Lawlar steals three bases as Reds struggle against opposing teams
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 17, 2026, 4:40 PM
Last updated Jun 17, 2026
Jordan Lawlar returned to action and stole three bases in the past week, highlighting his quick recovery and impact on the field. The Cincinnati Reds have faced challenges as they allowed ten stolen bases in the last week, increasing concerns about their ability to manage base runners. Injuries to key players, including Ronald Acuña Jr. and Oneil Cruz, have also affected the of base stealing in the league. Upcoming matchups against the Yankees and Brewers, both high in stolen bases, could further test the Reds' vulnerabilities. Lawlar's performance could signal a turning point in his season as he continues to contribute upon his return.
- •Lawlar stole three bases last week after returning from injury.
- •Reds allowed ten stolen bases in the past week.
- •Acuña and Cruz are among several players sidelined due to injuries.
- •Reds face teams that are among the top in stolen bases this season.
- •Recent trends indicate opponents are increasingly aggressive against Reds.
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