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Cincinnati Reds roughed up by the Washington Nationals
A former Cincinnati Reds player made himself right at home at Great American Ball Park as a member of the Washington Nationals. Amed Rosario, who played in 22 games for the Reds in 2024, went 3-for-6 on Saturday and drove in four key runs as the Nationals evened up the three-game series with the Reds in a 11-6 win before a crowd of 26,224.
Washington Nationals vs Cincinnati Reds Prediction, 12/31/1969 MLB Picks, Best Bets & Odds
The Cincinnati Reds (17-15) will take on the Washington Nationals (14-18) at Great American Ball Park on Sunday. The line on this contest has Washington at +125 and Cincinnati is sitting at -145. The betting total is set at 8.5. The pitchers expected to start will be MacKenzie Gore and Nick Martinez.
Cincinnati Reds pitcher Nick Lodolo (40) throws a pitch in the third inning of the MLB National League game between the Cincinnati Reds and the Washington Nationals at Great American Ball Park in ...
The rain was falling at Great American Ball Park on Saturday around 5 p.m., and the field was still covered by a tarp.
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CINCINNATI -- Five-hundred and seventy-eight days. Between August 27, 2023 in Arizona and March 27, 2025 in Cincinnati, that's how long Reds second baseman Matt McLain went without playing in a Major ...
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