Reds Drop Game, Head Home for Homestand

0:00On April 22nd, the Cincinnati Reds dropped a tough one to the Tampa Bay Reds. Six runs to one on Wednesday afternoon in Tampa. That lost bumps their record to 16 wins and nine losses, snapping a five game winning streak that started back on April 17th. Brandon Williamson took the mound for the Reds but hit rough waters right away. He walked a couple batters in the second, gave up key hits and then served up a lead off homer to Junior Caminero in the third, putting the raise up. Four, nothing early. Williamson went four in a third innings, allowing seven hits and five earned runs with just three strikeouts. The bullpen couldn't steady the ship either. Connor Phillips came in and kept it close for a bit, but he loaded the bases in the seventh and let a run cross on a ground out. Meanwhile, the Reds great together their only run in the fifth on a sack fly after a single and a double. On the flip side, the Reds bats went quiet after that, stranding chances in the sixth and seventh. Still, they head home with a solid five and one mark from their six game road trip. Now they're geared up

1:04for a six game homestand at Great American Ballpark, kicking off Friday night at 6.40 p.m. against the Detroit Tigers time to bounce back and keep climbing. Stay tuned with MLB News today. AI powered updates. I'm Corey with the story.