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Reds Triumph in Nail-Biter Against Pirates! ⚾️​

What a game, Reds fans! Our boys managed to squeeze out a 2-1 victory against the Pittsburgh Pirates, and it was as thrilling as it gets! Let's break down the action:

Pitcher's Duel in the First Few Innings​

The game started off tight, with both teams struggling to get on the board. Stuart Fairchild and Elly De La Cruz couldn't get it going for us in the 1st inning, while Andrew McCutchen and Bryan Reynolds caused some worry but ultimately couldn't score in the bottom half.

Breakthrough in the Fifth Inning 💥

The action really heated up in the 5th inning. Jonathan India blasted a double to center, setting the stage for Santiago Espinal's heroic homer (376 feet!) which put us up 2-0. That was a huge moment and proved to be pivotal!

Pirates Fight Back, But Reds Hold Firm 💪

The Pirates cut our lead in half with a 382-foot homer from Ke'Bryan Hayes in the 7th, making it 2-1. There were some nerve-wracking moments, particularly when Edward Olivares was hit by a pitch, but our defense stayed strong.

Closing It Out in Style 🏆

Top of the 9th saw some attempts to extend the lead, with Tyler Stephenson doubling and Jacob Hurtubise coming in to run, but no more runs materialized. In the bottom half, Alexis Díaz came in to relieve, securing the game by getting Jack Suwinski, Nick Gonzales, and Hayes out.

Final Cheers! 🙌

It was a fantastic game for our Reds who showed grit and determination to pull through in a tense matchup. Santiago Espinal and Jonathan India – hats off to you guys for driving the offense today! Our pitching and defense did the rest. Here’s to many more victories for the Reds!

Final Score: Reds 2, Pirates 1

GO REDS! 🎉

Scoreboard for Reds @ Pirates (June 18th, 2024)​

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Highlights​

Reds' Spencer Steer makes an incredible robbery at the left-field wall to take a home run away from Pirates' Michael Taylor in the fifth inning.​

Santiago Espinal tosses his bat after he hits a 2-run home run in the fifth inning vs. the Pirates.​

 
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