Aroldis Chapman, the 21-year-old Cuban left-hander, has been better than expected at every turn this spring.

But the Reds vow to stick to the plan, and they'll consider him for their opening-day roster but won't commit to it.

"It's too early to determine," general manager Walt Jocketty said.

Pitching coach Bryan Price doesn't rule out Chapman making it, but he echoes Jocketty's reaction.

"It's not unrealistic to see (Chapman making the club)," Price said. "But in the same respect, there's a lot of spring to go. There's a lot of decisions to be made. I don't think that's a decision that's going to be made until we get a lot closer to end, and there's a lot more involved than performance.

Scouts behind home plate trained their radar guns on Cuban defector Aroldis Chapman as the left-hander prepared to throw. When the ball smacked the catcher's mitt, they'd glance back at the gun and find an eye-popping number. The left-hander hit 100 mph at least three times during his spring training debut Monday, throwing two scoreless innings during the Cincinnati Reds' 14-5 victory...

Andy Marte hit a two-run homer to lead the Cleveland Indians to a 4-2 win over the Cincinnati Reds on Saturday. David Huff pitched two scoreless innings and the Indians, whose pitching staff was among the worst in the AL last year, have given up four runs in their first two exhibition games. "Another well-pitched ballgame makes us happy," Acta said "That's what we're trying...