Reds Snap Scoreless Streak, Defeat Brewers 11-7

The Cincinnati Reds broke a four-game losing streak with an 11-7 victory over the Milwaukee Brewers, showcasing a powerful offensive performance that included four home runs, notably from TJ Friedl and Jose Trevino. After a frustrating stretch of 35 scoreless innings, the Reds finally found their rhythm, tallying 14 hits against Brewers pitcher Elvin Rodríguez, who struggled significantly during the game. Cincinnati's starter Brady Singer allowed five runs in five innings but secured the win as the Reds established a commanding lead early on. The Brewers, who had previously won four straight, saw their momentum halted as they attempted to rally late in the game but fell short. Milwaukee's Sal Frelick had a standout performance with four hits, but the team's struggles continued as Rodríguez's poor outing raised questions about their pitching depth. The Reds look to continue their offensive surge with Carson Spiers set to pitch against Chad Patrick in the series finale.