The seventh-inning Grand Slam of Christian Encarnasian-Strand returned to Cincinnati as Visiting Reds defeated Boston Red Sox 8–4 at the conclusion of the three-game series on Wednesday night.
Encarnacion-Strand Tyler joined Stephenson, Gavin Lux and Matt Mclain with several hits for Reds, who wiped out 3-0 deficiency by scoring five in seventh and three in eighth. They remain the loan Major League team which are not books this season.
Despite retreating for most of his outings, Cincinnati Right-Handing Nick Martinez (6–8) worked in 6 2/3 innings at the beginning of his second direct win. He scored four runs on nine hits and did not walk with two strikes.
Boston’s errors helped Reds’s big innings to fuel both, including seven of their 12 total hits. Stephenson led both frames with singles.
In the seventh, Stephenson Red Sox reached the second place on a receipt on the fielding error of the third baseless Abraham Toro, before the fielder’s choice before running the luxes to load the base. Encarnacion-Strand then crushed the 439 feet slam at the deep center.
Reds continued the innings against the Red Socce Reliever Greg Vessert (2-3) with an out-out double from TJ Freedal, scoring two-outs of Elly de La Cruise on a single.
Trevor Story 3 -for -4 Gaya, Seddan Rafella had two hits and Wilir Abreu (Home Run) and Romi Gonzalez for each for Boston for each, which won the first two matches of the series.
The back-to-back couple pulled the red sox within 5–4 in the seventh by Marcello Mayor and Gonzalez. However, Gonzalaz was trying to take the third, as the left fielder Austin Hauze raised the ball with a green monster.
After Stephenson’s single in the eighth, the choice of a fielder, a walk and an Encurrenic-Strand Single loaded the targets to hit the RBI of the Santiago Aspinal to the right. Fridal then reached the error of the shortstop story, converting the choice of a fielding to two runs.
Rafela gave Boston one lead in the other, doubling in the deep center and scoring at the Gonzalez sacrifice fly, the Freedal’s fielding came to the third place on the fielding error.
Red Sox opener Brainnan Bernardino (1 2/3 innings) and George Alkala (1/3 innings) and Chris Murphy (2 2/3 innings) allowed Boston’s lead to stand through two-thirds of a bulk game. The three did not give any runs through three hits and the first 5 2/3 innings.
The Right Fielder Hinds hit an additional-base from Duran to end the fifth, but he missed the two-outs of Abrawa, two-outs, two-rings homer in the first line of corner seats in the sixth. The third hit of the game’s story set the table as Boston’s lead was three.
After scratching the Spencer Steer of Reds, Encarnacion-Strand was a late line-line addition, whose right hand was swollen from hitting a pitch on Wednesday afternoon during the completion of a game suspended on Tuesday night.
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