Let’s get right to it today. Lots of yellow and red on the radar, and as of 4:41 p.m., the tarp is on the field.

Lineups:

MYRTLE BEACH (24-26)

Mycal Jones ss (.283-7-20-14)

Cory Harrilchak cf (.268-1-24-3)

Gerry Rodriguez dh (.251-10-38-5)

Michael Jones 1b (.279-5-41-1)

Jordan Kreke 3b (.245-2-11-1)

Cody Johnson lf (.294-1-5-0)

Luis Sumoza rf (.232-2-18-6)

Braeden Schlehuber c (.150-1-4-0)

Cole Miles 2b (.249-0-24-27)

J.J. Hoover RHP (10-6, 3.41 ERA, 23 G, 23 GS, 126 2/3 IP, 124 H, 48 ER, 34 BB, 110 K).

LYNCHBURG (21-25)

Brodie Greene ss (.265-1-15-4)

Cody Puckett 2b (.267-13-41-17)

Neftali Soto dh (.255-18-61-0)

Chris Richburg 1b (.364-4-17-0)

Kyle Day rf (.282-6-42-5)

Jose Gualdron 3b (.281-1-16-3)

Josh Fellhauer lf (.246-6-36-7)

Efrain Contreras cf (.197-4-16-3)

Jordan Wideman c (.234-0-6-0)

RHP Curtis Partch (5-8, 5.08 ERA, 23 G, 19 GS, 102 2/3 IP, 134 H, 58 ER, 39 BB, 77 K)

Quick notes:

—Just to catch everyone up on the injury news while I was gone for two days, outfielder Andrew Means was placed on the disabled list with an injured wrist suffered on a check swing in his Lynchburg debut Friday. He’s already back in Goodyear, Ariz. Shortstop Miguel Rojas, who has been on the DL since June, is rehabbing with the AZL Reds right now and he could end up back here before the season’s over.

—Reliever Nick Christiani, last seen beating up the beat at a Zebulon, N.C., nightspot, is back in Lynchburg after a cup of coffee in Double-A. RHP Justin Freeman went up to Carolina after Friday night’s game. RHP Blair Carson has been sent back to Dayton.

—The Hillcats now have eight players on the disabled list: Means, Rojas, infielder Alex Buchholz and pitchers Scott Gaffney, Aguido Gonzalez, Lance Janke, Mark Serrano and Mace Thurman.

—As I noted on Twitter Saturday, the Braves promoted former Liberty University pitcher Andrew Wilson to Myrtle Beach last Friday, and Wilson made his High-A debut that night in Potomac. We’ll have a story on Wilson’s progress at some point during the homestand.

AROUND THE ORGANIZATION

Sunday’s scores

MLB—Cincinnati 2, Florida 0
Homer Bailey and three relievers combined on a seven-hit shutout and Miguel Cairo drove in both Reds runs.
Reds’ record: 67-51, 1st NL Central, 1 game ahead of St. Louis

AAA—Columbus (Indians) 7, Louisville (Reds) 3
Aaron Harang allowed five earned runs in five innings in a messy rehab start.
Bats’ record: 68-54, 2nd in IL West, 2 1/2 GB; 1st in IL Wild Card, 3 games ahead of Buffalo

AA—Jacksonville (Marlins) 1, Carolina (Reds) 0
The Mudcats got no-hit, but it was a five-inning, weather-shortened no-no. Still ...
Mudcats’ record: 22-28, 4th in SL North, 11 GB

HiA—Lynchburg (Reds) 6, Kinston (Indians) 4
Cody Puckett hit his 13th home run, giving the Hillcats some insurance.
Hillcats’ record: 22-25, 4th in CL North, 6 GB

LoA—Lake County (Indians) 5, Dayton (Reds) 2
Frank Pfister drove in both runs for the Dragons.
Dragons’ record: 11-37, 8th in ML East, 23 1/2 GB

Rookie-Adv.—Billings was off
Mustangs’ record: 6-7, 3rd in PL North, 1 1/2 GB

Rookie—Reds 7, Dodgers 4
Miguel Rojas went 3-for-4 and drove in a run
AZL Reds’ record: 23-22, 3rd in AZL Central, 5 1/2 GB; 3rd in AZL Wild Card, 1 1/2 GB