Third installment of the Opening Day Starting Nines binder, in which the starters are placed in their appropriate defensive spot in the page. We're now far enough back in the past that we don't have that pesky DH ruining the chi of it all.
Man, do I miss a lot of these guys. Here we go.
2016: April 4 vs. Phillies. Reds win 6-2
1. Cozart SS
2. Suarez 3B
3. Votto 1B
4. Phillips 2B
5. Bruce RF
6. Mesoraco C
7. Duvall LF
8. Iglesias SP
9. Hamilton CF
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2017: April 3 vs. Phillies. Reds lose 4-3
1. Hamilton CF
2. Peraza 2B
3. Votto 1B
4. Duvall LF
5. Suarez 3B
6. Schebler RF
7. Cozart SS
8. Barnhart C
9. Feldman SP
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2018: March 30 vs. Nationals. Reds lose 2-0.
1. Winker LF
2. Suarez 3B
3. Votto 1B
4. Gennett 2B
5. Schebler RF
6. Barnhart C
7. Peraza SS
8. Bailey SP
9. Hamilton CF
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2019: March 28 vs. Pirates. Reds win 5-3.
1. Winker LF
2. Votto 1B
3. Puig RF
4. Suarez 3B
5. Schebler CF
6. Peraza 2B
7. Barnhart C
8. Iglesias SS
9. Castillo SP
Go Redlegs.



I've always loved the Starting Nine idea, but have yet to implement it for the Angels.
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