Reds' Williamson Shuts Out Marlins

On April 7th, the Cincinnati Reds shut out the Miami-Marlins to nothing on Monday night at Lone Depot Park thanks to a lights out pitching.

Performance led by Brandon Williamson.

The lefty went six and two-thirds scoreless innings, allowing just three hits, striking out four, and walking one, while leaning heavy on his changeup, and cutter for 93 pitches.

Reds now sit seven and no in games decided by two runs or less this season, with their staff ERA at 3.25, fifth best in the majors.

Entering the game, Williamson's start dropped the rotation ERA to 3.00, building on Red Louder's six scoreless frames, Saturday and Chase Burns giving, up one run over six Sunday.

That's the first time since early July last year, the Reds got three straight starters for at least 18 and two-thirds innings, with one or fewer.

Earned runs, keeping their early momentum rolling strong.

That's the story for today, MLB News Today, driven by AI, I'm Corey with the story.