The Arizona Diamondbacks lost to the Cincinnati Reds 4-3 in the 10th inning Saturday after three innings weren’t enough to finish a game that began Friday.
Reds first baseman Christian Encarnacion-Strand took a pitch from Ryan Thompson into right center field and just out of reach of Alek Thomas to bring home Jake Fraley, who had been stationed at second as the extra-innings runner.
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Jalen Beeks had tossed 1.2 innings of no-hit ball on three strikeouts to shut down the Reds. Beeks came in after Juan Morillo’s near-disastrous outing to start the resumption, walking three batters and only garnering one out on a bunt before he was pulled for Beeks in the bottom of the seventh.
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Thompson entered the game in the 9th to face the top of the lineup for Cincinnati and picked up where Beeks left off, retiring the top of the Reds lineup 1-2-3 and adding two strike outs. He was not able to sustain through the second inning he was asked to pitch.
A Tim Tawa double in the eighth represented the only hit Arizona got after the resumption. Jose Herrera worked a walk in the 10th before two strikeouts followed and stranded both he and Eugenio Suarez, who started the inning at second.
The disjointed loss broke Arizona’s four-game winning streak.
Diamondbacks’ first full game of day
Arizona will be back out at the Great American Ballpark at 1:10 p.m. MST for first pitch in the first full game of the day.
Ryne Nelson will start for the D-backs while Nick Martinez gets the nod for Cincinnati.
Catch the game on 98.7 or the Arizona Sports app.
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