Cincinnati Reds has earned high-five in his rivalry with Cleveland parents.
The entire game of Andrew Abbott and the first career game, with an RBI single by Spenser Stere, defeated Cleveland 1–0 on Tuesday.
This made Reds 5–0 perfect against the Guardians in 2025, giving them a chance to complete the season sweep on Wednesday afternoon.
Cincinnati, who wins five directly, will send the mound to the left-handed Nick Lodolo (4-4, 3.21 ERA) to the Cleveland Lefty Logan Allen (3-4, 4.42) at the conclusion of the series.
“We are playing a little good baseball here, and we are going to continue it.” “We know what we have in this club house. We are just going to take it and will roll with it.”
Rolling, literally, has been the main attraction of intimate fight this week.
Cincinnati players did not believe the manager Terry Frankona that the Ohio Cup was an actual award until the Silver Trophy was dropped in the clubhouse after the opener.
This was understood because Reds had not claimed the season series since 2014.
“When they rolled that trophy in the car here, we were like, ‘Oh, it is real.” This is right there, “Fridal said laughing.
The stear is batting only in the year. It marked its fifth straight game with a hit against The Guardians.
Abbott has been even more effective against Cleveland, making him the front-colon for the Frank Robinson Most Outstanding Player Award, which will be given to the top artist of the Ohio Cup on Wednesday. He is 2–0 with 14 scorer innings at two Start vs. The Guardian this year.
“They pitch well, they hit well, they play well, bat well,” Gargian manager Stephen Wogt said about Reds. “They are a very good team.”
Vogt’s squad has left the back-to-back home series for the first time since August 2023.
Cleveland was not evacuated 1–0 in its ballpark since August 9, 2023, a blow to 110-picked work against Toronto Blue Jais.
“This is a long season, up and down,” Guardian first Basman Carlos Santana said through an interpreter. “Mentally, we have to maintain the fight. We have to think one day a day and play the best baseball, but we can do it.”
The loadolo is 1–1, in which 6.30 ERA starts in two careers against Cleveland. Alan played six scorer innings and won two years ago in his loan appearance against Cincinnati.
Jose Ramirez remains a driving force for the guards, batting. 388 and 18 with RBI 36-Game on-Base Streak.
The six-time all-star Third Basman’s streak is the second longest among the Majors this season, leaving behind a 41-room by Kail Schwar of Philadelphia Philos, and is the longest of Cleveland in the last 19 years. Jason Kipnis had a 36-game streak in 2013.
“(Ramirez) is good where you always know where he is on your lineup card,” Frankona said. “I remember that this looks like Miggi (former American League MVP Miguel Cabrera) in Detroit. This man is the same.”
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