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Pirates Beat Reds in Rubber Match But Tie Unwanted Record
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Pirates Beat Reds in Rubber Match But Tie Unwanted Record
PITTSBURGH — Although they defeated the Cincinnati Reds 3-1 at PNC Park on Wednesday afternoon, the Pittsburgh Pirates tied an MLB record they don’t want their name attached to. By scoring three runs, the Pirates have gone 26-straight games of scoring four runs or fewer since scoring nine runs against the Angels in Los Angeles on Apr. 22. How We Got There For the second time in as many games, Bryan Reynolds put the Pirates (17-33) ahead 1-0. His…
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