Dairon Blanco had a historic night for the Kansas City Royals, driving in seven runs and hitting two home runs, including his first career grand slam, in a 13-1 victory against the Cincinnati Reds. His stellar performance, which included three hits, marked the first time a Royals player has achieved seven RBIs in a game since Omar Infante nearly nine years ago. Blanco's contributions were complemented by a strong pitching performance from Michael Wacha, who pitched six scoreless innings and struck out nine. This victory marked the Royals' third consecutive win, showcasing their offensive resurgence as they aim for playoff contention. Blanco's success at the plate has solidified his role in the lineup as a reliable utility player, with manager Matt Quatraro expressing pride in his readiness and performance. The Royals are now looking to secure a winning road trip as they conclude their series against the Reds.