Red Sox Drop Heartbreaker, Series Tied

0:00It's March 29th. Welcome to Boston Red Sox News today, AI-powered coverage of your squad. The Boston Red Sox dropped a tough one to the Cincinnati Reds, 6-5-11 innings at Great American Ballpark. Wildeer Abraves stepped up with two outs in the top of the night, down a run, and crushed a solo homer off closer Emilio Pagan to tie it up. That blast kept Boston alive, but it wasn't enough in the end. After Alec's Cora got tossed in the top of the 8th after clashing with the UMS over a key call, the Red Sox had burned through their ABS challenges early, and tensions boiled when Trevor's stories struck out on what looked like a checkswing that wasn't reviewed. Story, who's usually ice cold, lit up at home play umpire CB Bucknor, and Cora had to step in before it escalated. The whole scene added chaos to an already wild afternoon that stretched into evening. Cincinnati sealed it in the bottom of the 11th on a walk-off single by Dane Myers against

1:00Red Sox's reliever Justin Sladen. A braille, fresh off leading Venezuela to a world baseball classic title, showed his power once more, but Boston couldn't hold the line. The series is split after two games, with the finale said for Sunday afternoon, expect the Red Sox to bounce back hungry.