With a fierce victory on Wednesday night, Cincinnati Reds ended Miami Marlins’ franchise-rid road winning streak-and ensured that Cincinnati still has a chance to maintain its positive streak as they move towards all-star brakes.
Reds will aim to revive the partition of the four-market chain on Thursday afternoon when they will host Marlins in the final regular-seasons among the teams.
The left-handed Nick Lodolo (5-6, 3.58 ERA) is slated to start for raids against Marlins Right-Hander Cal Quantil (3-7, 5.40).
Reds avoided falling under 500 for the first time in more than a month when All-Star Andrew Abot made a shutout in the eighth innings and won the winter in the eighth innings as Cinnasinati lost the streak with a 7–2 win.
Elli de La Cruise had a pair of RBI doubles, while noelvi Marte and Will Banson prepared for Cincinnati, who raced for a 3–0 lead in the first innings against Sandy Alkantara in the way of improvement by 47–46.
Reds, who received at least one hit from every starter on Wednesday night, did not stay below the mark of break-to 32-33 on 7 June.
“We scored quickly and then we added,” said Reds Manager Terry Frankona. “This is really a good recipe. It’s not as easy as you say, but we had good batsmen.”
Jeet also ensured that Reds would not flow in the Char-Game series. Cincinnati, the only team in large companies that blow this season, is set to end the first half with a three-game chain against Colorado Rockies, which is at speed to lose a modern record 125 games.
Marlins’ 11-Game Road winning streak was the longest in Major as Philadelphia Philips won 13 straight road games in July 2023 in June and July.
Marlins is now 22-22 on the road. Since 44–37 in 2009, they have not ended with the winning road record in an entire season, although Miami was 20–14 from home during 20–14 to 2020 campaign.
Quantril said after starting from June 29, “Things are not always easy, and I think at the beginning of the year, there were some time, where we needed to swallow our pride and get it just through the innings, where we said after starting our most recent road on 29 June,” when we started our most recent road, when we allowed Mlins’ 6-4 win on 29 June.
“I think this in the last few weeks, we have done a better job of this.”
Lodolo suffered losses in their most recent beginning last Saturday, when he gave the Philise three runs in six innings in a 5–1 defeat. Quantrill did not decide the decision on Saturday after giving two runs in 3 2/3 innings in Marlins’s more than 4–2 wins over Millvauki Breves.
Four careers have a Lodolo 2–1 with 2.82 ERA, which begins against Marlins. Quantril, who picked up Frankona with Cleveland via 2020 from 2020, is 0–2 with 5.30 ERA in five matches (three beginnings) against Reds.
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