Reds Rout Orioles 24-2, Score Most Runs Since 1999

The Cincinnati Reds achieved a historic 24-2 victory over the Baltimore Orioles, scoring their second-most runs in a game since 1900. Noelvi Marte led the offense with seven RBIs, including his first career grand slam, while Austin Wynns added a career-high six RBIs and a late three-run homer. The Reds collected 25 hits in total, with Austin Hays and Elly De La Cruz also contributing significantly—De La Cruz started the scoring surge with a solo home run and made a key defensive play. Baltimore's pitching staff struggled, forcing position players Jorge Mateo and Gary Sanchez to pitch in relief. The Orioles' starter Charlie Morton allowed seven runs in just over two innings, marking his shortest outing since 2023. The Reds' offensive explosion fell just shy of their all-time record of 26 runs scored in a single game.