CINCINNATI -- The Milwaukee Brewers will be looking to win a series on the road when they wrap up a three-game weekend set against the Reds on Sunday.Manager Craig Counsells club is 23-22 at home, but just 16-28 away from Miller Park. If the Brewers played better on the road, perhaps this season might be different.On Saturday night, the Brewers club broke out the bats in a 9-1 victory over the Reds. Jimmy Nelson effectively managed a huge early lead allowing six hits over seven shutout innings.On Sunday, Milwaukee is expected to recall right-hander Zach Davies to make his 16th start of the season and second against Cincinnati. In two career starts against the Reds, Davies is 1-1 with a 3.86 ERA. But, both of those outings came at Miller Park where he allowed five earned runs in 11 2/3 innings.The Brewers will need to make a roster move prior to Sundays game in order to make room on the roster for Davies.His last start came on July 5 at Washington when he earned a 5-2 victory after giving up only two earned runs in 6 2/3 innings. He was optioned to Triple-A Colorado Springs after that game, however, to make room for first baseman Andy Wilkins.Since struggling in his first three starts, going 0-3 with 13 earned runs allowed in 13 1/3 innings, Davies responded by going 6-1 with a 3.24 ERA in 12 starts with seven quality starts.Milwaukee (39-50) is 8-7 when Davies starts.Reds right-hander Homer Bailey made his fourth rehab appearance for Triple-A Louisville on Friday and will make at least one more before being activated.When that happens, right-hander Dan Straily is among the current starters who could be the odd man out. Either him, or John Lamb who allowed nine earned runs in two-plus innings on Saturday could be called on to be a left-handed specialist in the bullpen.Lamb is among many Reds players feeling the frustration as they fell to 33-58 on Saturday.Any time you dont do well, theres a collective frustration, said Lamb. its frustrating when there are expectations and youre not meeting them. I hope I continue to have the ball every five days and be able to go out there and compete. At some point youve got to produce.On Sunday, Straily will make his 20th appearance and 17th start of the season. It will be his second career appearance against Milwaukee but his first start.Opponents are hitting only .218 against Straily who is tied for the club lead with nine quality starts. This after beginning the season in the bullpen.Straily began spring training with the Houston Astros before being traded to San Diego on March 28 before being claimed off waivers by the Reds whose rotation was decimated by injuries just three days later.Cincinnati hopes to have second baseman Brandon Phillips back on Sunday after he missed Saturdays game with a strained calf muscle suffered on Friday.The Brewers are awaiting word on the condition of right fielder Hernan Perez who left Saturdays game with a left foot contusion after hitting a two-run home run to spark the offensive outburst.X-Rays were planned as a precaution and he will be evaluated further on Sunday, which could be an ideal day to give Perez a breather.He had trouble putting weight on it, said manager Craig Counsell. He was struggling enough to take him out. 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Hickson led Denver with 22, and Kenneth Faried added 10 points and 10 rebounds.CARSON CITY, Nev. -- Nevada took a step closer to becoming the home of Raider Nation on Friday, with state lawmakers narrowly approving a hotel tax increase that would put $750 million in public money toward an NFL stadium partly funded by billionaire casino mogul Sheldon Adelson.Raiders owner Mark Davis thanked the legislature in a statement.All parties have worked extremely hard to develop and approve this tremendous stadium project that will serve as a proud new home for the entire Raider Nation, Davis said.However, it is far from settled that the Raiders will move from Oakland to Las Vegas, a city that is only now ending its drought of professional sports after landing an NHL expansion team over the summer. Oakland still holds out hope it can keep the Raiders from leaving a second time, and relocation needs the blessing of three-fourths of NFL team owners, who historically have shunned Las Vegas because of its legalized sports betting.The matter is expected to be addressed at next weeks fall owners meetings, but there will not be any votes. The Raiders cannot apply for relocation until Jan. 15.Still, proponents who envision Raiders games in Sin City by 2020 have a persuasive bargaining chip: the prospect of a sparkling, 65,000-seat domed venue close to the Las Vegas Strip, backed by $650 million from Adelson, $500 million from the Raiders ($200 million of that from an NFL loan) and a $750 million public investment.A cadre of lobbyists for the project strained over the past week to overcome conservative anxiety over a tax increase and liberal objections to subsidizing one of the worlds richest men, eventually securing the bare minimum of Assembly votes to hit the required two-thirds majority. Republican Gov. Brian Sandoval, who views the $1.9 billion stadium as a way to ensure Las Vegas continued dominance in tourism, is expected to sign the deal Monday in Las Vegas.It is truly exciting to see our gaming industry, labor unions and small businesses come together with broad support for these important projects, Sandoval said in a statement. This is the beginning of the next chapter of southern Nevadas continued dominance in tourism, conventions and hospitality.Its exciting, said Andy Abboud, chief lobbyist for Adelsons Las Vegas Sands, after the financing deal passed its toughest vote Friday. But this is really about jobs, and I think at the end of the day, people saw this as a fantastic economic stimulus package.Sandoval called lawmakers into a rare special session to consider the deal, which raises a 12 percent hotel tax in the Las Vegas area by up to 1.4 percentage points to fund the stadium and a convention center expansion. Casino industry heavy hitters from Wynn Resorts, MGM Resorts and Caesars Entertainment urged lawmakers not to miss thee game-changing business venture backed by their competitor, Adelson.ddddddddddddConstruction workers from the Laborers Union festooned the legislative building in Carson City with silver-and-black flags, pleading with lawmakers to give them back jobs that dried up in the recession and threatening to sabotage the campaigns of Democrats who voted against the deal.Eventually, the Senate voted 16-5 and the Assembly voted 28-13 for the bill. Opponents included both Republicans and Democrats, many of whom did not want the legislature to put new tax revenue toward a stadium instead of bolstering Nevadas bottom-ranking public education system and mental health services.We are funding luxury items before were taking care of our needs, said Democratic Assemblywoman Teresa Benitez-Thompson, who opposed the deal. I dont let that happen in my home and Im not going to let it happen ... in this house.The public contribution will be larger in raw dollars than for any other NFL stadium, although the publics share of the costs -- 39 percent -- is smaller than for stadiums in cities of a similar size, such as Indianapolis, Cleveland and Cincinnati.Critics pointed out that some outside economists, including Stanford professor and sports economist Roger Noll, have panned the deal as a boondoggle based on outlandish financial expectations. Defenders of the stadium say Las Vegas outsized tourism economy, with 150,000 hotel rooms and 42 million visitors each year, is different than other markets that are more dependent on locals.If we take the visitor component out of our economic impact model, it is negative, said economic analyst Jeremy Aguero, who helped develop the deal. He said he didnt disagree with analyses that other cities have been burned in stadium deals, but its inappropriately applied here.Proponents project 451,000 new visitors will come to Las Vegas as a result of the stadium, ushering in $620 million in economic impact. Thats based on the stadium hosting 46 events, including 10 NFL games, six UNLV football games, and a variety of concerts, sports and other events.The deal puts $420 million toward renovating and expanding a dated convention center, which proponents say will help Las Vegas accommodate the largest conferences and keep its edge against competitors such as Orlando. The two projects are projected to bring 25,000 construction jobs and 14,000 permanent jobs to the Las Vegas area.Tourists, mostly, will finance the improvements. They can expect to pay about $1.50 more per night on their hotel bill for an average-priced room on the Las Vegas Strip.ESPNs Adam Schefter and The Associated Press contributed to this report. ' ' '
