Reds' Friedl, Hinds Heroics Spark Comeback Win

0:00On April 19th, the Cincinnati Reds pulled off a thrilling 7-4 comeback win over the Minnesota twins, getting huge production from TJ Freedle. And resins, two guys who's been quiet all season outside their stars like Ellie Dela Cruz. Down three to one in the top of the ninth, the Reds loaded the bases and Freedle, who's been slashing just 137 this year with zero. Extra base hits, crushed a 96-mile per hour fastball into the gap for a base clearing double that flipped the score. But the twins tied it in the bottom half when the closer blew the save, forcing extras. In the elevenths with a ghost runner on second, heirs and speed got Dela Cruz home. Then after an intentional walk, struggling Reese Hines, just one. For 13 lately, ripped a 101-mile per hour double down the line to score two and seal the lead at 7-4. Manager Terry Francona called out both hits as massive, and now the Reds hit 3-0 in extra innings this season, after struggling last.

1:00Year proof their depth is waking up just when they needed. From around the league, powered by AI, this is MLB News Today, I'm Corey with The Story.