San Francisco 1, at Cincinnati 2

CINCINNATI (Interstat) — In a brisk pitchers’ duel defined by efficiency and two timely swings, the Cincinnati Reds edged the San Francisco Giants 2-1 on Tuesday night at Great American Ball Park. Brady Singer delivered a masterful bounce-back performance for the Reds, allowing one run over six innings on just 75 pitches to outduel San Francisco’s Robbie Ray. Singer’s effort, supported by solo home runs from Spencer Steer and Sal Stewart, helped Cincinnati improve to 10-7, while the Giants fell to 6-11. The game, played in a swift 2 hours and 19 minutes before a crowd of 20,690, starkly contrasted… Read more...