Spencer Steer arrived on the base four times, scored two runs and scored twice as a tour of Cincinnati Reds, which was above 9–6 in Philadelphia Philos in Friday Matini.
Two hits and two walks of the steer exposed a productive aggressive day for Cincinnati, which won the back-to-back game after losing four of their last six competitions. Ellie Dr. La Cruise added two hits and two RBI for Reds, while Tyler Stephenson and TJ Fridal made each pair of hits.
Nick Castalonos scored three runs for Philadelphia, while Kyle Schwarber knocked into a pair of runs for the hosts.
Philips took an early lead with three runs in the first innings against Reds Starter Andrew Abbott. Alec Bohm’s sacrifice fly opened the scoring before giving Castelanos a two -run homer.
However, Cincinnati responded with one run in the second, followed by a five -run rally in the third innings.
In that important frame, the first six reds batsmen reached a base against Jesus Luzardo (7-5). D La Cruise recorded an RBI single and Austin Hayes made it a double to make it 3-3. Stear chased the left with a tie-breaking double to give Cincinnati a 5–3 lead.
Two batsmen later, Joe Ross gave relief to Luzardo and noelvi Marte allowed a sacrifice fly from 6-3.
Philadelphia responded to the third bottom of the third as Schwarber, Bryas Harper and Bohm led the singles, before Castalonos rolled into a fielder’s choice to achieve the hosts within two runs.
However, Cincinnati immediately got the run back in the fourth as Dea La Cruise made a single to knock in the Santiago Aspinal, who had made a single to open the frame.
Abbott left a couple of Baserner in the fourth, before the Reds called Sam Mol (1-0), who inspired an inning-ending double play with Schwarber’s bat.
Cincinnati scored two more runs in the fifth, highlighted by Will Banson’s RBI Single. But Philadelphia resumed those two runs in the sixth as Schwarber gave it two runs to make it 9-6.
It remained a count of going into the house in half of the eighth, when the Philos loaded the hideouts with two outsiders against Tony Sentence. As the plate proceeded in the plate, the right -handed batsman retired Bohm on a third strike to end the threat.
Emilian Pagan closed things in the ninth for his 19th Save.
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