Reds Shut Out Marlins, Win Streak Hits Four

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Cincinnati Reds just shut out the Miami Marlins 2-0 on Monday night, keeping their win streak

alive at 4-game straight.

Ellie Dillacruz smacked a double in a single, Tyler Stephenson crushed a homer, and four

pitchers teamed up for that clean sheet on the scoreboard.

Brandon Williamson bounced back big time after a rough opener, tossing 6-2-3-0s innings

with just three hits, four strikeouts, and one walk.

The 28-year-old lefty kept Miami hitless until the 4th, then locked it down from there.

The Reds came in tied for the lowest runs in baseball at 26, but they exploded for 9 over

the weekend sweep in Texas.

Now they're heating up offensively at the right time.

South Stewart brought home the first run with a single, in the 4th, scoring Dillacruz from

2nd.

Stephenson padded it with a lead-off blast in the 8th off-janssen junk, who went 7-1-3-0

but gave up those two runs on 7 hits.

Marlon starter junk took the loss, while relievers like Brock Burke and Emilio Pagan sealed

it.

Tuesday's got Andrew Abbott facing Sandy Alcantara, who was 2-1-0 with a perfect earned run

average, should be a pitcher's dual worth watching.