The Christian Encurrent-Strand Tyler doubled at the Center at the bottom of the 10th innings to drive at Stephenson and gave Cincinnati Reds 4–3 victory against Erizona Diamondback on Saturday afternoon.
The game was suspended with a score at 3-3 after six innings on Friday night due to rain.
Cincinnati came to 0–5 in an additional innings this season and dropped out 12–0 in those farmers.
Ryan Thompson (1-2) started 10th on the mound for Arizona with Stephenon on a second basis. Spencer Steer could not take a sacrifice distribution and then hit out, but Encarnasian-Strand hit a line drive that fell in front of the diving center fielder Alek Thomas.
The Enkurnsian-Strand had three hits, two RBI and one run score.
Diamondback was a runner on the corners and was ranked 10th from a Tony Sentylon (1–1), but the right-handed batsman bounced the Ildamero class and Tim Tawa back to strike.
Juan Morilo took a mound for diamondback when the game resumed and went three of the first four batsmen, before he was replaced by Jalan Bix, who hit the Encarnasian-Strand and thrown out to get out a slow-moving catcher before knocking a return to Jose Travino.
Bix then retired at eighth place, including Elly de la Cruz a fly out for the center, which was unavailable to the start of Friday’s game for Will Banson as he was delaying his sister’s return to his sister’s funeral in the Republic of Dominican.
Thompson rose 1-2–3 to Arizona to ninth.
Graham Aashtraft picked a clean nineth part of a scorer without a scorer and eighth and Emilio Pagan.
Katel Marte and Geraldo Pardomo hit back-to-back homeers in a three-run innings on Friday and Tawa finished with three hits and scored a run for Arizona, which won four consecutive wins.
TJ Freedal and Encarcean-Strand did a home, and Jose Trevino made two hits for Reds, who lost four of the five.
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