 The next batter was James Wood, and Wood advanced the runner to third with a ground out on out number one. But Trey Lipscomb with the infield in, hit a weak tapper back to the mound, and that was the second out of the inning. So prior to Jacob Young coming to the plate, the Reds had a lengthy meeting at the mound to talk about guarding against Jacob Young's bunt. So their defense was to move the infield in at the corners. Jacob Young would foil that strategy.