Reds Break Losing Streak with 7-4 Win Against Cardinals
By The Associated Press
CINCINNATI – After a tough five-game losing streak, the Cincinnati Reds came out on top with a 7-4 victory against the St. Louis Cardinals on Sunday. The game was a close one, with both teams putting up a strong fight until the end.
The Reds’ Austin Hays made a game-changing play with a two-run homer, while Matt McLain also contributed with a home run for the second game in a row. These big hits, along with a solid start by Brady Singer, helped the Reds avoid a series sweep by the Cardinals.
But the Cardinals didn’t go down without a fight. Rookie Jimmy Crooks, making his first start behind the plate, hit a home run off Sam Moll in the seventh inning for his first major league hit. However, it wasn’t enough to overcome the Reds’ lead.
Andre Pallante took the loss for the Cardinals, giving up five runs (two earned) on six hits and four walks in five innings. This marks the 12th loss in the last 13 starts for Pallante.
Reds Snap Five-Game Skid with 7-4 Win Against Cardinals
CINCINNATI – In a much-needed victory, the Cincinnati Reds defeated the St. Louis Cardinals 7-4 on Sunday to break their five-game losing streak and avoid a series sweep. The game was filled with exciting moments, including a tiebreaking two-run homer by Austin Hays and a home run by Matt McLain for the second consecutive game.
The Reds got off to a strong start with a solid performance by pitcher Brady Singer, who held the Cardinals to just four runs. However, the Cardinals fought back with a home run from rookie Jimmy Crooks in the seventh inning, marking his first big league hit in his first start behind the plate.
Despite the Cardinals’ efforts, the Reds held on to their lead and secured the win. The Cardinals’ starting pitcher, Andre Pallante, struggled throughout the game, giving up five runs on six hits and four walks in just five innings. This loss marks the 12th defeat in the last 13 starts for Pallante.
But the highlight of the game was undoubtedly Crooks’ home run, which was a memorable moment for the rookie. He hit the ball off of Sam Moll, who was pitching in relief for the Reds.
The Cardinals will now turn their attention to their upcoming series against the Athletics, with Sonny Gray set to pitch in the first game. The Athletics will counter with rookie pitcher Luis Morales, who has a record of 2-0 with an impressive 1.19 ERA.
Photo by Abdoul Sow, courtesy of the Associated Press.
