Reds Rally Past Giants in Historic Seven-Run Ninth

The Cincinnati Reds staged a dramatic 10-9 comeback against the San Francisco Giants, overcoming a 9-3 deficit in the ninth inning. Eugenio Suarez delivered a grand slam to spark the seven-run rally, after Hector Rodriguez started the inning with his second homer, and the rally included a tying sacrifice fly from Jose Trevino and a go-ahead single by Tyler Stephenson. The Giants' offense had pounded three two-run homers earlier in the game, with Jonah Cox, Rafael Devers and Shay Whitcomb all contributing, while Devers hit at least one homer in each game of the series. Sal Stewart added a productive sacrifice fly in the seventh and remains atop the Reds with 100 RBIs for the season, tying a Reds rookie RBI record with Jim Greengrass from 1953. The win, aided by Emilio Pagan sealing the ninth for his 17th save, snapped a string of losses and gave the Reds a 63-71 record as they push to finish the season, while the Giants failed to complete a home sweep for the season. The game stood out as one of the sport’s most memorable ninth-inning comebacks, marking the Reds’ first seven-run rally to win after trailing by six since 1958, and leaving both teams with shifting implications for the rest of their schedules.