Reds' Wild Win: Three-Run Ninth, Two-Run Tenth

0:00On April 19th, the Cincinnati Reds pulled off a wild 7-4 win over the Minnesota Twins in 10 innings, sweeping the three-game series on. Sunday, TJ Friedle smashed a three-run double in the 9th to take the lead and Reese Hines capped it with a two-run double in the 10th for some breathing. Room, trailing 3-1 heading into the 9th, the Reds loaded the bases and Friedle delivered that liner to Wright Center, flipping the score. The Twins tied it right back with an RBI double, but heirs in the 10th let the go-ahead run slide home. This marks the Reds' third extra inning victory this season, matching their entire total from last year. They're now 11 and zero, and games decided by three runs or less, straight dominating one-run thrillers at 6 and 0. Twins' pitchers kept it tight, allowing just three earned runs over 18 and a third innings in the series, but their bats went cold, hitting. Next for 35, with runners in scoring position, heirs on a grounder opened the door for Cincinnati

1:01in extras. Reds stay hot atop the NL Central, heading to Tampa Bay next, while Minnesota licks its wounds before facing the mints. What a rally to build momentum. That's the story for today, MLB News Today, driven by AI.