Red Sox Fall Short in Cincinnati

0:00It's March 29th. Welcome to Boston Red Sox News today, AI-powered coverage of your squad. The Boston Red Sox feels short in a tight 3-2 loss to the Cincinnati Reds on Sunday, dropping the rubber match of their 3-game series at. Great American ballpark. Willier-Abrao carried the offense with a two-run homer in the 4th inning, a double in the 6th, and he sparked a rally in the 8th, but it wasn't. Enough to pull ahead. Prospect Connolly. The game impressed in his start, going five and one-third innings while allowing just one run on five hits, two walks, and six. Strikeouts. The lefty topped out at a career-high 96 pitches and even fan Ellie De La Cruz to kick off the 6th. The Red Sox offense has been sputtering lately, unable to string hits together consistently, which left Abrae's big swings hanging in the air without. Back up. Boston's bats went quiet after his efforts, stranding chances late. Major Alex Cora turned to reliever Greg Weissert after early, but things unraveled quick.

1:02Weissert walked south steward, then Eugenio Suarez crushed a 3-run homer into the left field upper deck, handing the Reds the edge they never. Surrendered. That blast proved decisive, as the socks couldn't climb back from the deficit, wrapping up a frustrating series split on the road.