Will Banson took a walk-off RBI Singal in the Right Field in the Right Field in the two-ninth innings to win the Cincinnati Reds coming on San Diego Padress 3–2 on Sunday.
Robert Suarez (2-4), who entered the ninth near Padress with a retreat with Reds, arrived at the fielding error of the third-basman Tyler Wade, Elly de La Cruise, Ele de La Cruise reached the fielding error, before Suarez threw Austin Hayes out. Gavin Lux went, causing the game-hanging single to center of Spencer Stere.
Jose Trevino made a single to load the bases for the establishment of Banson’s game-gender to help take the weekend series for his fifth win in the last seven matches.
Nick Lodolo allowed one run on seven hits in 5 1/3 innings for Cincinnati, which had five and two roaming. Emilio Pagan (1-2) threw a scorer top of the ninth for Reds and Banson went to 3-for-4 in the victory.
Stephen Colec allowed a run on three hits in 5 2/3 innings for the Padress, while thrown out five more one. Xander Bogaerts moved to 3-for-4 with a single home run for San Diego, demolishing two out of three after 4–2 homestand.
San Diego first hit as Bogrts led the fourth innings, with the fifth domestic run of the season to Padress 1-0.
The Gavin Sheets of San Diego and Jose Iglesius sing each to start from the sixth place before the sacrifice of Jake Krronworth, upgrading both the runners. Scott Barlo replaced Lodolo and retired Eliias Diaz before he went to Louis Arrayz to load the hideouts. Manny Machao got out to eliminate the danger.
Benson started the sixth with a single for Reds and reached two-out Infields single to chase Colek from Matt McClane game. Padress’s Adrian Morezone allowed Da La Cruise’s game-hang single on his first pitch.
Leon Richardson picked the seventh part of the Reds, surrendered to the double after Fernando Tatis Junior’s Aut Walk and Bogrts. The chaders were deliberately lashed out for the upcoming reliever Tony Sendylon, who allowed Iglessius’s run-scoring groundout to give San Diego a 2–1 lead.
Banson doubled and moved up to third place in the eighth, but Reliever Jason Adam hit McLen to conserve a run -lead lead of the Padress.
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