The Cincinnati Reds gave Brandon Williamson the ball in the second game of their series with the Colorado Rockies. Unfortunately, Williamson had yet another disappointing performance on the mound. In just three innings, Williamson's day was cut short. The Reds starter had given four runs while also walking four batters in those three short innings. Williamson is coming off Tommy John Surgery and has looked a little sluggish in his five appearances this season. To make matters worse, Charlie Goldsmith has reported that Williamson left his start on Wednesday against the Rockies due to left shoulder fatigue. This pitching staff cannot afford another major injury to the starting rotation. The Reds have been without arguably their best two starters, Hunter Green and Nick Lodolo, for the entire start of the season. Williamson is not having the heroic start to the 2026 season that many had hoped. However, Reds manager Terry Francona understands the battle Williamson has to feel like himself again.…