Cincinnati Reds vs New York Mets

MLB
Reds
51-47
8-4
Final
Mets
55-43
Citi Field
TV: MLB.TV
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Who won: Reds 8-4

The Cincinnati Reds beat the New York Mets 8-4 on Friday, July 18, 2025 at Citi Field. The Reds win the series 2-1. The Reds outscored the Mets 3-0 in the 6th inning. Austin Hays went 2-for-3 with 2 home runs and 3 RBI for the Reds. Juan Soto went 1-for-4 with a home run and 1 RBI for the Mets.

Win probability

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Play by play

  1. Bot 9th

    Lindor flied out to second.

  2. RUN SCORESBot 9th

    Singled to left, Mauricio scored

    Luis Torrens

    Torrens singled to left, Mauricio scored, Baty to second, McNeil to third.

    CIN 8 - 4 NYM
  3. Bot 9th

    Baty reached on infield single to second, McNeil to second, Mauricio to third.

  4. Bot 9th

    Pagán relieved Moll

  5. Bot 9th

    Baty hit for Taylor

  6. Bot 9th

    McNeil walked.

  7. Bot 9th

    Mauricio to second on fielder's indifference.

  8. RUN SCORESBot 9th

    Nimmo scored

    Ronny Mauricio

    Nimmo scored, Mauricio safe at first on fielding error by right fielder Joe.

    CIN 8 - 3 NYM
  9. Bot 9th

    Nimmo doubled to right.

  10. Bot 9th

    Alonso flied out to center.

  11. Bot 9th

    Soto struck out looking.

  12. Bot 9th

    Moll relieved Ashcraft

  13. Bottom of the 9th inning
  14. Top 9th

    Joe grounded out to shortstop.

  15. Top 9th

    Trevino grounded out to third.

  16. Top 9th

    Stephenson doubled to left.

  17. Top 9th

    Marte struck out swinging.

  18. Top of the 9th inning
  19. Bot 8th

    Vientos struck out swinging.

  20. Bot 8th

    Lindor grounded out to second.

  21. Bot 8th

    Torrens grounded out to second.

  22. Bot 8th

    Ashcraft relieved Lodolo

  23. Bottom of the 8th inning
  24. Top 8th

    Steer popped out to second.

  25. RUN SCORESTop 8th

    Walked, Friedl scored

    Austin Hays

    Hays walked, Friedl scored, De La Cruz to second, McLain to third.

    CIN 8 - 2 NYM