GOODYEAR, Ariz. -- With each outing this spring, it seems more
difficult to imagine that the Reds' front office would conclude
camp in nearly three weeks by telling Aroldis Chapman he's not
the best person to take their rotation's fifth spot.  "We still
have a ways to go before we have to make that determination,"
Reds manager Dusty Baker said.  Baker was given another reason
to be impressed on Wednesday vs. the Brewers. In his third
outing, but first start of spring, Chapman pitched three innings
and allowed one run and one hit with one walk and five
strikeouts. Cincinnati lost the game, 5-2.  Of the 45 pitches
Chapman threw, 29 were strikes and he reached three-ball counts
three times. After he reached 100 mph in each of his first two
appearances, he topped out at 98 mph multiple times, according
to the radar guns of a few scouts behind home plate.  Most
importantly, he was throwing strikes.  "For the most part, I
felt really good about the command of my pitches today," Chapman
said, with Class A Dayton pit