Reds' Chase Burns continues limited innings plan against Brewers
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 13, 2026, 11:34 PM
Last updated Sep 13, 2026
Chase Burns of the Cincinnati Reds participated in a managed innings limit during a game against the Milwaukee Brewers on September 13. The All-Star pitcher allowed two runs, including a home run by Joey Ortiz, while striking out five and walking three in three innings pitched. Manager Terry Francona expressed a commitment to the plan, despite the difficulty of early exits for the pitcher. Burns aims to maximize his development during these limited appearances as he approaches a total of 30 starts this season.
- •Chase Burns pitched three innings, allowing two runs against the Brewers on September 13.
- •Manager Terry Francona supports the innings-limit strategy despite its challenges.
- •Burns aims for 30 starts in his first full MLB season.
- •Next steps include continuing the plan for his final appearances this season.
- 11:34 PMYahoo Sports — Reds, Francona sticking to 'hard' workload-limit plan for Chase Burns
""He's going to get a lot out of this," Reds manager Terry Francona said after another 3-inning workload limit for All-Star starter Chase Burns.
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