In a thrilling finish on Wednesday, the Cincinnati Reds erased a six‑run deficit in the ninth inning to defeat the host San Francisco Giants 10-9. Hector Rodriguez opened the rally with a leadoff homer, and Eugenio Suarez followed with a grand slam, delivering seven runs in the final frame.
Tyler Stephenson added a go‑ahead single, giving Cincinnati its first win when trailing by six runs in the ninth since 1958. Giants starter Logan Webb had a solid outing through six innings, allowing only two runs on five hits, but the late surge proved too much.
Other notable MLB results
The Toronto Blue Jays defeated the Kansas City Royals 3-0, with Nathan Lukes hitting a three‑run homer and a trio of pitchers shutting down the Royals’ nine‑game winning streak. Chad Dallas earned the win for Toronto.
In Atlanta, pinch‑hitter Ha‑Seong Kim delivered a walk‑off single, lifting the Braves to a 6-5 victory over the Los Angeles Dodgers. Kim, who had been struggling at the plate, secured the hit off Tanner Scott.
Baltimore continued its winning ways, beating St. Louis 8-7. Pete Alonso homered and Christian Encarnación‑Strand collected four hits, including a decisive double in the ninth.
Tampa Bay’s Rays edged Detroit 3-0, thanks to a six‑inning effort by Freddy Peralta, who recorded his first win since being traded to the club.
Cleveland rallied past the Angels 4-3 in Anaheim, with Travis Bazzana driving in the winning run on a sacrifice fly and Steven Kwan adding two hits.
Milwaukee cruised past New York 8-1 as a trio of relievers combined for a combined shutout after starter Dustin May left with a bruised shoulder blade.
Miami’s Marlins shut out Boston 4-0, aided by early runs and defensive miscues by the Red Sox.
Arizona beat Chicago 2-0, highlighted by Jordan Lawlar’s opposite‑field homer and Eduardo Rodríguez’s seven scoreless innings.
San Diego defeated Pittsburgh 3-0, with Jackson Merrill providing two hits and Randy Vasquez allowing just one hit over five innings.
Philadelphia topped Seattle 6-0, as Kyle Schwarber hit his 40th homer of the season and Jesus Luzardo threw a one‑hit, seven‑inning performance.
Colorado routed Washington 13-1, with Connor Norby delivering a grand slam and an RBI single.
Original reporting: Appleton, WI News Feed (HLL/CB) — read the source article.
