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Thursday Morning Headlines/Open Thread baseball tickets, Ronny's got mad ups. Lieber stinks up Cincinnati P.U. From the Trib: The seven home runs off three Cubs pitchers in Wednesday's 9-0 loss to Cincinnati traveled more than a half-mile and threatened to increase the hole in the ozone layer. Reds rookie first baseman Joey Votto smacked three home runs himself as Cincinnati bombed Jon Lieber in his first start since he replaced Rich Hill in the rotation.".He got hit pretty hard.".manager Lou Piniella said in the understatement of the day.