CINCINNATI -- The slick Reds' middle-infield duo of shortstop
“When you have someone that you can rely on behind you, whether it’s a ground ball or just defense-wise, it’s been amazing,” Reds starting pitcher
Entering the day, Iglesias was tied with Omar Vizquel for first all-time in fielding percentage while Galvis was third, tied with Troy Tulowitzki. On Wednesday after Wil Myers hit a leadoff single, Castillo got Ty France to ground to Iglesias and start a 6-4-3 double play with Galvis.\n\nIglesias feels he and Galvis have worked well together.\n\n\"Each and every day, we’ve still got a lot of work to do. We'll make adjustments,” Iglesias said. “The good thing is, it feels pretty good to have that middle-of-the-field combination. We need the repetition over and over again and understanding each other every day.”\n\nRare is the time the Reds dugout will ask a non-pitcher to sacrifice bunt. It’s only happened once all season with
“That was my call,” Iglesias said. “I figured \\[Yardley\\] was a submarine kind of guy that I haven’t faced. Geno and Aquino coming next. Basically, I did my part and set the table for them. It paid off. It was a huge inning. When you play the game the right way, good things happen.\"\n\nLater in the inning with the bases loaded against
\n\nIn the fourth inning with one out, Iglesias slugged a first pitch slider from