Cincinnati Reds defeated Milwaukee Brewers 3-2 in 10 innings, snapping Milwaukee’s franchise-record 14-game win streak. Austin Hays delivered a bases-loaded RBI single to cap a 10th-inning rally after Spencer Steer’s bunt move and two intentional walks loaded the bases. Will Benson reached on a fielding error that tied the game earlier, and Jose Trevino added the eventual game-winner. Graham Ashcraft earned the win after a quality start from Andrew Abbott; Emilio Pagán took the loss. The Reds have now avoided being swept in 40 straight series, the longest streak in franchise history. Up next: Freddy Peralta starts for Milwaukee against the Cubs; Brady Singer will start for Cincinnati against the Angels.

The Reds snapped Milwaukee’s franchise-record 14-game win streak with a 3-2 walk-off win in 10 innings, as Austin Hays delivered a sharp single down the third-base line after Reds loaded the bases on a Steer bunt and two intentional walks. The late heroics come after Milwaukee had erased a large deficit a day earlier, but Cincinnati’s patience at the plate paid off again in extras.

In the 10th, Spencer Steer’s sacrifice bunt moved TJ Friedl to third, and after intentional passes to Elly De La Cruz and Will Benson, Hays lined his second career walk-off. Earlier, the Brewers briefly reclaimed the lead on William Contreras’ 13th homer, but Cincinnati tied it when Benson reached on a fielding error by Joey Ortiz and scored on Jose Trevino’s single. Andrew Abbott earned the win for the Reds, while Jose Quintana took the loss for Milwaukee.

The Reds remain the only club not swept in a series this season, extending their own franchise record to 40 straight series without a sweep. Up next, Freddy Peralta will start for Milwaukee against the Cubs, while Brady Singer heads to Anaheim to face the Angels for Cincinnati. Fantasy angles hinge on the late-inning lineup protection and the Reds’ growing depth in a tightly contested NL Central race.

Cincinnati Reds toppled Milwaukee in a dramatic 3-2 walk-off in 10 innings to snap the Brewers’ 14-game win streak, the longest active streak in MLB this season. Andrew Abbott worked seven scoreless frames for Cincinnati, while Milwaukee’s offense went quiet until a ninth-inning rally was sparked by William Contreras’ two-run homer that flipped a tight game in the Brewers’ favor before Cincinnati answered late.

The bottom of the ninth produced an unearned Reds run to force extras, and in the 10th, Cincinnati loaded the bases after walking Elly De La Cruz and Will Benson. Austin Hays lined a walk-off single down the third-base line for the Reds, sealing a memorable comeback. Earlier, Blake Perkins’ bunt with the automatic runner on second backfired, ending Milwaukee’s late threat as the Reds finally closed it out in the extra inning.

The Reds ended Milwaukee’s 14-game win streak with a 10th-inning walk-off, Austin Hays driving a left-field-line hit to score TJ Friedl. Cincinnati rode late-inning magic: Trevino’s sacrifice fly in the seventh and a ninth-inning RBI single to force extras, then Hays’ knock sealed it. Andrew Abbott worked seven strong innings, while Emilio Pagán yielded the decisive homer in the ninth. Contreras answered in the top of the ninth with a two-run shot for Milwaukee before Trevino’s 9th-inning swing kept Cincinnati alive. Milwaukee heads to Chicago for a five-game trip, including a doubleheader, looking to rebound.

Andrew Kittredge, the newly acquired reliever for the Chicago Cubs, made headlines with an impressive feat during a game against the Cincinnati Reds. After a rocky previous outing, where he gave up four earned runs, Kittredge bounced back remarkably by achieving an immaculate inning. This rare accomplishment involved striking out three batters—Austin Hays, Gavin Lux, and Tyler Stephenson—on just nine pitches, marking the sixth immaculate inning in Cubs history. The rarity of immaculate innings, with only 120 recorded in MLB history, showcases Kittredge's resilience and skill.

Despite the earlier struggles, the Cubs' booth celebrated Kittredge's ability to turn around his performance, leading to the moment that caught even catcher Carson Kelly by surprise. As Kittredge struck out the side, it was only after the ninth pitch that Kelly realized they had witnessed something special. Immaculate innings have been on the rise in recent years, indicating a changing dynamic in the game. Kittredge's achievement not only highlights his talent but also serves as a reminder of the unpredictable nature of baseball.