Reds Rally Past Giants in Seven-Run Ninth; Vitello Ejected

The Cincinnati Reds staged a remarkable 10-9 comeback against the San Francisco Giants, erasing a six-run deficit in the ninth after Hector Rodriguez opened with a homer and Eugenio Suárez delivered a grand slam. Suárez’s slam capped a seven-run ninth that also featured a tying sacrifice fly by Jose Trevino and the go-ahead single from Tyler Stephenson, with Emilio Pagan securing the win and Nick Lodolo having struggled early. Giants ace Logan Webb took the loss after allowing the late-inning collapse, while Cincinnati’s Sal Stewart contributed an RBI presence earlier in the game and remains tied to a Reds rookie RBI record with 100 RBIs. Tony Vitello was ejected in the first inning for arguing a check-swing call against Suárez, highlighting a tense series finale before the dramatic comeback. The rally extended a historic trend of overcoming six-plus-run ninth deficits not matched since 1958, and spoiled the Giants’ bid for a three-game sweep at home.