Cincinnati Reds starting pitcher Chase Burns exploded onto the scene in his debut against the New York Yankees, striking out the first five batters he faced and limiting the American League's most potent lineup. But life comes at you fast in Major League Baseball, and on Monday, Burns was reminded just how quickly things could go south.

Cincinnati Reds phenom Chase Burns went from a memorable major league debut to a miserable second start against the Boston Red Sox on Monday night.After becoming the first starting pitcher in the expansion era to strike out the first five big league hitters he faced Tuesday against the New York Yankees,

It was a rough outing in his second Major League start for Reds rookie Chase Burns. He recorded just out and allowed seven runs on five hits. He walked two. With a man on first and nobody out, Roman Anthony hit a ground ball to Matt McLain that looked like it was going to be an easy double play.