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Reds Snatch Victory: Stewart's Eighth-Inning Double Seals Win

Summary

  • Sal Stewart's clutch double in the eighth secured the Reds' win.
  • Emilio Pagán earned his first save since April 17, ending a tough stretch.
  • Tyler Stephenson has a strong challenge system overturn rate.
Reds Snatch Victory: Stewart's Eighth-Inning Double Seals Win

The Cincinnati Reds narrowly defeated the Baltimore Orioles 3-2 in Sunday's series finale. Sal Stewart's clutch double in the eighth inning, scoring Edwin Arroyo, proved to be the decisive play, breaking a tie and giving the Reds the lead. Stewart, an All-Star selection, delivered under pressure against Orioles starter Kyle Bradish.

Orioles manager Craig Albernaz opted to keep Bradish in the game despite a strong performance, citing the pitcher's effort. Bradish had retired the first 12 batters he faced before allowing a walk and a home run. However, he ultimately gave up the key hit to Stewart in the eighth.

In relief, Reds closer Emilio Pagán secured his first save since April 17, ending a personal drought. Pagán, recently activated from the injured list, navigated a bases-loaded situation with a walk, a hit, and two walks before closing out the game.

Additionally, Reds catcher Tyler Stephenson demonstrated proficiency with the Automated Ball-Strike challenge system. He maintains one of the highest overturn percentages in baseball, successfully challenging calls and influencing game situations.

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