Pirates Snap Skid, Dominate Reds 9-1

0:00On May 2nd, the Pittsburgh Pirates finally snapped their 5-game losing streak, with a dominant 9-1 win over the NL Central Leading. Since Inati Reds, Henry Davis smashed his first two home runs of the season, while Mitch Keller delivered seven strong innings, allowing just three hits and one run. Davis went deep and back-to-back innings, a solo shot in the fourth and a two-run blast in the fifth that blew the game open to aid nothing. Ryan Reynolds kicked things off with a 443-foot homer in the first, and Marcel O'Zuna added a two-run jack later. Pirate spans have plenty to cheer after that offensive explosion, with Nick Gonzalez going three-for-three plus a walk, and Reynolds and Ryan O'Hern, each grabbing two hits. Davis scored three runs himself, despite entering with a low batting average, showing real signs of heating up. Keller struck out six, walked one, and topped 100-0-4 pitches, most by any Pirates earlier this year. The Reds managed just three hits, scoring once in the sixth on a TJ Frito double, and

1:02Ellie Dela Cruz' ground-out, before Pittsburgh's bullpen shut the door perfect. Rain delayed the start by one hour 31 minutes, but the Pirates' momentum rolls into tomorrow when Red Louder takes the mound for Cincinnati. Against Carmen Melodzinski for Pittsburgh. I'm Cory with the story. That's your MLB News Today update, AI-powered, and always on.