One day after clinching the NL Central Division title, the Cincinnati Reds fielded a lineup that looked like a spring training road roster. Not one regular was on Dusty Baker's card against the Houston Astros Wednesday night and no one in the lineup had more than 41 starts this year.  The only players with 20 or more starts were outfielder Chris Heisey (41), shortstop Paul Janish (40) and outfielder Laynce Nix (30).  "I imagine they didn't get much sleep," Baker said of his regulars. "The way they were partying in there, (there's) probably a few headaches in there. …. I told them to be ready to go in the game just in case. Most of them will be back in there tomorrow."  Reds players circulated throughout the clubhouse Wednesday getting teammates' signatures on a unique collectable: empty champagne bottles from the celebration. Every player received one.  Outfielder Jonny Gomes and pitcher Arthur Rhodes added a new twist to the festivities. Nearly an hour after the game, they climbed into the stands to douse Fox Sports Ohio postgame host Jim Day in the middle of his telecast on the set, which is on the concourse down the third-base line.  Gomes said the TV was on in the clubhouse and a few players heard Day "kind of bragging that it was a champagne-free zone (on his set). We didn't want any champagne-free zones, so Arthur and I had to go up and change that."  The two players caught the broadcaster by surprise -- Day said his producers saw them coming and set him up by telling him to fill time. Rhodes and Gomes covered the broadcaster Day with beer and stuffed the empty cups in his suit, which Day says was "crushed."  To report corrections and clarifications, contact Standards Editor  . For publication consideration in the newspaper, send comments to  . Include name, phone number, city and state for verification. To view our corrections, go to
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