Reds Crush Tigers, Stewart Shines

0:00It's April 26th, I'm Cory with the story. This is MLB News Today, driven by AI and Bill for baseball fans. The Cincinnati Reds locked up the series against the Detroit Tigers last night with a 9-2 beat down, powered by a homer and explosion that had Great American ballpark rocking. Rookie South Stewart kicked it off with his team leading 9th Homer. Nathaniel Low crashes third in two games, Ellie Dela Cruz blasts at a two run. Shot and TJ Friedle capped it with a solo dinger in the 8th. Brady Singer took the mound for Cincinnati and weathered an early storm, giving up a solo Homer to Tigers' rookie Kevin McGonagall right away, and another to Spencer Torkelson later. He settled in after that, tossing five in a third innings while allowing just two runs on eight hits to keep the lead safe. Reds fans are hyped about Stewart's breakout as he now holds the franchise record for most RBIs before May at 29, tying Albert Poo holes for. Second among all MLB rookies that early, his clutch hits are fueling Cincinnati's hot

1:03streak and making him a line-up cornerstone just a month into his big league run. The bats are finally clicking like they should, showing the pop that's been building after a slow start to the season. This win puts the Reds one victory from a sweep in their last three series tries. Kesta Finale's Sunday at 140 p.m. with Rhett Lauder facing Kaidermontero, another chance for Cincinnati to keep rolling strong.