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Everyone knows the Cincinnati Reds pitcher has a chance to exorcise a lot of bad post-season history -- or add to it -- with his next start. Less than two weeks after he threw the 15th no-hitter in the history of baseballs first professional franchise, the 26-year-old Bailey has a chance to add another career moment. He can complete a division-series sweep of the San Francisco Giants on Tuesday night. Up 2-0 in the series, the Reds need one more victory to advance, with as many as three chances left at home. Itll be a breakthrough if they get it. Cincinnati hasnt won a home playoff game in 17 years, a span of futility etched into the franchises storied history. Everyone remembers the Big Red Machine winning back-to-back World Series in 1975-76. The 1990 Nasty Boys team swept Oakland to win another. Since then? Little more than heartbreak. Got swept by Atlanta in the 1995 NL championship series under manager Davey Johnson. Lost a one-game playoff for the NL wild card to the Mets in 1999 at Riverfront Stadium. Got swept by the Phillies in the first round two years ago. Maybe its finally their time. "I had this one kid give me a sweatshirt that said, The Year of the 12," said manager Dusty Baker, who wears the uniform number. "He gave it to me in spring training. I believe in that. Im only going to see one 12 while Im living. Its a special year. I just feel that its our year." Their first shot at it will make major league history. The Giants and Reds both had pitchers throw no-hitters this year -- Matt Cain had a perfect game for San Francisco. When Bailey starts on Tuesday, itll mark the first time two players that threw no-hitters in the regular season pitch on opposing teams in the same playoff series, according to STATS LLC. The Reds put themselves in position for a sweep by overcoming the loss of ace Johnny Cueto to a bad back in the first inning of the opener, then pulling out a 5-2 win. They won 9-0 on Sunday night behind Bronson Arroyos seven crisp innings, then tried to get a few hours of sleep on the overnight flight back to Ohio. The plane landed at 6:48 a.m., less than an hour before the sun came up. "I slept on the plane, got here, got my stuff, got breakfast (at a restaurant) and went back to bed, slept a couple of hours and made myself get up," outfielder Drew Stubbs said. "Not an ideal amount of rest, but hopefully I get to catch up on it tonight." Stubbs, Bailey and a few other Reds showed up at the ballpark in the afternoon for a light workout. Stubbs ran a few pass patterns as players threw a football on the fielld.dddddddddddd The Giants stayed overnight on the West Coast and flew in during the afternoon, trying to get a little needed sleep in their own beds. Probably wasnt very restful -- only four teams have overcome a 2-0 deficit in the division series. Manager Bruce Bochy couldnt tell by what he heard on the flight to Cincinnati that his team was down to its last loss. "I think more than anything, they were relaxing back there, doing what they normally do," Bochy said. "Some guys were playing cards. We did have some family on the trip and they were watching movies. There was really nothing any different than any trip we take. So I cant say I noticed anything different about it." Out of the conversation, but not out of the minds for the 2010 World Series champions. "The cliche is to say its just another game, but I feel just another game doesnt count when youre talking about the post-season," said right-hander Ryan Vogelsong, who starts on Tuesday. "And when youre talking about being down 0-2 in a series, you cant say its just another game, either." If Vogelsong and the Giants can extend the series, Bochy said Monday that left-hander Barry Zito would start Game 4. And the Reds were still unsure whether Cueto would be available. Itll be Baileys first appearance at Great American Ball Park since his no-hitter in Pittsburgh on Sept. 28. He followed the no-hitter with four shutout innings in a 1-0 loss in the final game of the season at St. Louis, an easy outing to save him for the playoffs. Bailey led the NL with a 2.32 earned run average on the road this season, but is only 18-19 with a 5.13 career ERA at Great American. Itll be the first time Reds fans get to recognize him for the no-hitter -- not that hell notice. "I will probably be somewhat oblivious to it, just like any starter on game day," Bailey said. "Unless there is a streaker running across, you dont pay attention, youre just focused on what youre doing." Bailey will be well-rested. He flew home with Cueto on Sunday, got home and watched the last few innings of the Reds win on television. Itll be Bakers first game back in Cincinnati since Sept. 12. He was hospitalized while the team was in Chicago for an irregular heartbeat and a mini-stroke. He rejoined the team for the final series in St. Louis, then flew to the West Coast and got an ovation when introduced before the first playoff game. Baker was still in a Chicago hospital bed when the Reds clinched at home on Sept. 22 -- players toasted him in the clubhouse before spraying each other. He was in Cincinnati resting when Bailey threw his no-hitter in Pittsburgh. Hell get another ovation when hes introduced on Tuesday night, though its nothing hes anticipating. "I didnt think about getting a reception in San Francisco," the 63-year-old manager said. "Im just doing my job." ' ' '