Cincinnati Reds vs Philadelphia Phillies

MLB
Reds
3-1
6-3
Final/10
Citizens Bank Park
TV: MLB.TV
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CIN00000200046
PHI20000000013

Who won: Reds 6-3

The Cincinnati Reds beat the Philadelphia Phillies 6-3 in 10 innings on Monday, April 1, 2024 at Citizens Bank Park. The Reds win the series 2-1. The Reds outscored the Phillies 4-1 in the 10th inning. Spencer Steer went 2-for-5 with a home run and 4 RBI for the Reds.

Win probability

100%CIN final
CINPHI

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Play by play

  1. Bot 10th

    Harper struck out swinging.

  2. Bot 10th

    Turner to second on fielder's indifference.

  3. RUN SCORESBot 10th

    Reached on infield single to pitcher, Stott scored

    Trea Turner

    Turner reached on infield single to pitcher, Stott scored, Rojas to third.

    CIN 6 - 3 PHI
  4. Bot 10th

    Rojas to second on fielder's indifference.

  5. Bot 10th

    Rojas grounded into fielder's choice to second, Merrifield out at second, Stott to third.

  6. Bot 10th

    Marsh struck out looking.

  7. Bot 10th

    Merrifield walked.

  8. Bot 10th

    Antone relieved Díaz

  9. Bot 10th

    Thompson in center field.

  10. Bot 10th

    Fairchild in left field.

  11. Bot 10th

    Stephenson catching.

  12. Bottom of the 10th inning
  13. Top 10th

    De La Cruz struck out looking.

  14. Top 10th

    Nelson relieved Brogdon

  15. Top 10th

    Espinal walked.

  16. Top 10th

    Candelario struck out swinging.

  17. Top 10th

    Encarnacion-Strand struck out swinging.

  18. GRAND SLAMTop 10th

    Grand slam! 383 ft to left center

    Spencer Steer

    Steer homered to left center (383 feet), Thompson scored, Benson scored and India scored.

    CIN 6 - 2 PHI
  19. Top 10th

    India walked.

  20. Top 10th

    Benson stole second.

  21. Top 10th

    Benson walked, Thompson stole third.

  22. Top 10th

    Brogdon relieved Alvarado

  23. Top 10th

    Thompson ran for Maile

  24. Top of the 10th inning
  25. Bot 9th

    Stott struck out swinging.