Andrew Abbott was effective through seven innings, Matt McClen on Sunday by Homard and Visiting Cincinnati Reds snatched a three-game losing line with 4–1 win against St. Louis Cardinals.
Abbott (7–1) allowed one run on three hits and hit three at its last five outings at the beginning of its third quality. Emilio Pagan threw an ideal ninth for his 18th Save.
Reds is the only team among the big companies that do not have to flow in this season yet.
Miles Micols (4-5) gave three runs (two earned) on four hits and scored six innings in five innings for cardinals, with a five-game winning streak.
Micolas had retired 10 Synstinati batsmen directly before visitors broke the tie 1–1 in the top of the fifth innings.
Jose Travino doubled the left field line and Jake Fraley made a double from a double to the right-centers to drive in trevino and made it 2–1. With the TJ Freedal in the plate, Fraley moved to third place on a nearby ball and scored when Freudal gave a sacrifice fly to 3–1 in the deep center.
Reds has another couple in the sixth against Reliever Kyle Lehi. Elli de la Cruzes led a double and a groundout by Tyler Stephenson, which took him to third place. D La Cruz came to score when Gavin Lux went out and increased it 4–1.
McClane matched a career-high 10-game hitting streak in the first innings, including his ninth home run of the season in the Right-Sentor Field in St. Louis Bulpen.
Cardinals tied it 1–1 in another. Nolan Aranado sang, went to another place on a fielding error and scored from Johel Pose to the Right Field from Ground-Ball Single.
After that, Abbott held St. Louis crime in Bay, retiring the next 18 batsmen before exiting the game. Cardinals scored 37 runs in the last five matches, before the Abbott limited him to one on 100 pitches.
St. Louis Outfielder Alek Berlson smelled his nine-game hitting streak and moved 0-for-4.
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