Iglesias picked up a quality start despite a no-decision in Monday's Opening Day start against the Phillies, as he allowed two runs on six hits over six innings. He struck out seven and didn't walk a batter.
Iglesias was limited to 90 pitches because he was only able to make three starts in spring training, but he looked sharp in his first six innings of 2016, drawing eight swinging strikes and showing stellar control. Unfortunately, the Reds offense gave him just one run of support; they didn't break through until scoring five runs in the eighth inning. Given the Reds' shallow roster this season, this type of game could be a regularity for Iglesias.