Major League Baseball
Milwaukee Brewers
5
Cincinnati Reds
7
| 1st | 2nd | 3rd | 4th | OT | 2OT | 3OT | P8 | P9 | T | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| MIL | 2 | 0 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 1 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 5 |
| CIN | 0 | 3 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 3 | 1 | 0 | 7 |
Jesse Winker doubled home the go-ahead runs with his first major league hit and the Cincinnati Reds overcame two homers by Eric Thames for a 7-5 victory on Saturday against the Milwaukee Brewers.
| Date | Opp | Result | Competition |
|---|---|---|---|
| 10/28/26 | @ Tampa Bay Rays | W 4-1 | MLB |
| 10/27/26 | @ Tampa Bay Rays | L 3-4 | MLB |
| 10/26/26 | @ Tampa Bay Rays | W 10-1 | MLB |
| 10/24/26 | vs Tampa Bay Rays | W 5-4 | MLB |
| 10/23/26 | vs Tampa Bay Rays | W 3-2 | MLB |
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Pitch 3: strike 1 (foul)
Pitch 4: strike 2 (foul)
Pitch 3: strike 1 (foul)
Pitch 2: strike 2 (foul)
Pitch 5: foul
Pitch 2: strike 1 (foul)
Pitch 6: foul
Pitch 5: foul
Gennett doubled to right, Votto scored, Schebler to third.
Pitch 4: strike 2 (foul)
Thames homered to center (427 feet).
Pitch 3: strike 2 (foul)
Pitch 2: strike 1 (foul)
J Winker doubled to left, Gennett and Cozart scored.
Pitch 2: strike 1 (foul)
Gennett singled to center, Suárez scored.
Pitch 1: strike 1 (foul)
Pitch 1: strike 1 (foul)
Pérez homered to left center (385 feet).
Pitch 5: foul
Pitch 4: strike 2 (foul)
Pitch 2: strike 1 (foul)
Pitch 4: foul
Pitch 1: strike 1 (foul)
Pitch 5: strike 2 (foul)
Pitch 3: strike 2 (foul)
Pitch 3: foul
Pitch 2: strike 2 (foul)
Pitch 3: strike 2 (foul)
Pitch 2: in play
Pitch 7: foul
Pitch 6: foul
Pitch 3: strike 2 (foul)
Pitch 6: foul
Pitch 5: foul
Pitch 4: strike 2 (foul)
Pitch 2: strike 1 (foul)
Pitch 1: strike 1 (foul)
Pitch 3: strike 2 (foul)
Pitch 3: strike 2 (foul)
Pitch 2: strike 1 (foul)
Thames homered to right (392 feet).
Pitch 3: strike 1 (foul)
Barnhart grounded out to first, Cozart scored.
Pitch 3: strike 2 (foul)
Pitch 1: strike 1 (foul)
Cozart tripled to deep center, Suárez scored.
Middle of the 9th
Braun lined out to right.
Pitch 2: in play
Pitch 1: ball 1
Braun batting
Thames grounded out to second, Villar to third.
Pitch 5: in play
Pitch 4: strike 1 (looking)
Pitch 3: ball 3
Pitch 2: ball 2
Pitch 1: ball 1
Villar to second on balk by Lorenzen.
Thames batting
Villar walked.
Pitch 5: ball 4
Pitch 4: ball 3
Pitch 3: strike 1 (foul)
Pitch 2: ball 2
Pitch 1: ball 1
Villar batting
Franklin struck out swinging.
Pitch 5: strike 3 (swinging)
Pitch 4: strike 2 (foul)
Pitch 3: ball 2
Pitch 2: strike 1 (looking)
Pitch 1: ball 1
Franklin batting
Franklin hit for Mariñez.
Lorenzen relieved Storen.
Top of the 9th inning
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Billy HamiltonCF0
Jose Peraza2B81
Joey Votto1B37
Scott ScheblerRF44
Eugenio Suarez3B28
Scooter GennettLF14
Zack CozartSS7
Tucker BarnhartC18
Brandon FinneganP57
Adam DuvallLF14
Robert StephensonP24
Raisel IglesiasP26
Jesse WinkerPH3
Tony CingraniP54
Drew StorenP29
Michael LorenzenP55
Jonathan Villar2B19
Eric Thames1B9
Ryan BraunLF8
Domingo SantanaRF24
Hernan Perez3B4
Keon BroxtonCF16
Jett BandyC47
Orlando ArciaSS11
Zach DaviesP72
Kirk NieuwenhuisCF10
Carlos TorresP51
Jesus AguilarPH99
Jared HughesP35
Jhan MarinezP82
Nick FranklinPH67
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