Reds' Stewart, Suarez Spark Win

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The Cincinnati Reds just snagged a tight 3-2 win over the Boston Red Sox on Sunday, taking

the series with some standout plays.

22-year-old South Steward, lit it up, reaching base all four times at the plate, two for two

with a double and two walks.

Doos been on fire through the team's first three games.

Stewards reached base ten times already, a rare feat that only two other young players have

matched since 1900.

He's the first red to do it since Barry Larkin back in 2001, hitting 700 with an on-base

plus slugging of 2.06.

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Red Skipper Terry Francona can't stop raving about Stewards' advanced approach at the plate,

calling his at-bats tremendous even if that hot streak cools off.

The kids proving he's no fluke early in the season.

Eugenio Suarez delivered the dagger with a three run homer in the sixth, flipping the

score for good, while Emilio Pagan nailed his first save after A, rough one the day before.

Suarez shouted out the coaches for fixing his timing and the fans for the huge revations

in his return series.

The reds keep rolling Monday night against the pirates at 640 Eastern, with Chase Burns

making his season debut on the mound.

The squad's gearing up for more dogfights like these.