August 6, 2024; Miami, FL, USA; Cincinnati Reds beginning pitcher Nick Lodolo (40) pitches in the course of the first inning in opposition to the Miami Marlins at Loans Warehouse Park. Obligatory Credit score: Jim Russo-USA TODAY Sports activities Left-handed pitcher Nick Lodolo used six sturdy innings to seal the victory for the previous first-round choose and the Cincinnati Reds defeated the host Miami Marlins 8-2 on Tuesday evening.
Tyler Stephenson and Ty France every hit a house run to steer Cincinnati’s offense.
Reds shortstop Eli De La Cruz went 4 for five with two RBIs and two runs. Within the first two of these 4 video games, he went 8-for-10 with two homers and 5 RBIs.
Lodolo (9-4), the seventh total choose within the 2019 draft, allowed two runs on two hits. He walked three and struck out seven.
Proper-hander Max Meyer (2-2) took the loss, permitting eight hits and 6 runs in 4 innings whereas strolling three and permitting two runs. Meyer was chosen third total within the 2020 draft.
Cincinnati opened the scoring within the second inning when Stephenson ambushed Meyer on his first pitch and hit a slider 418 ft to heart.
Within the third inning, De La Cruz double-teamed on the correct outdoors line, stole three factors, and scored on TJ Friedel’s two-run homer. The Reds rewritten the rating to 2-0.
Cincinnati prolonged its result in 6-0 within the fourth inning.
De La Cruz bought the sport going with a two-run double, then Friedl added a sacrifice fly and Stephenson adopted with an RBI single.
The Marlins loaded the bases within the backside half of the fourth after Lodolo issued three walks to load the bases. With two outs, Derek Hill hit a two-run single to deliver the Warmth up 6-2, however when catcher Stephenson caught Hill Lodolo bought out of bother when Er tried to steal second base.
France’s dwelling run to right-center within the fifth inning prolonged Cincinnati’s result in 7-2.
Within the eighth inning, the Reds took an 8-2 lead on Noelvi Marte’s double, superior to 3rd on De La Cruz’s single, and scored because the Marlins Shortstop Xavier Edwards scored on a throwing error.
The Miami Warmth loaded the bases with one out within the backside of the eighth, however Otto Lopez ended the menace with a double.
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