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Ryan O’Hearn Homers Twice, Helps Pirates Avoid Sweep with 9-4 Win over Reds
Ryan O'Hearn drove in 4 runs and hit a go-ahead homer before adding a three-run shot after a 65-minute rain delay.
- On Sunday, Ryan O'Hearn homered twice and drove in four runs, leading the Pittsburgh Pirates to a 9-4 victory over the Cincinnati Reds and avoiding a series sweep.
- Pittsburgh scored four runs in the second inning, with Tyler Callihan's 412-foot three-run homer off Brady Singer and an RBI double by Esmerlyn Valdez setting an early offensive tone.
- Mitch Keller pitched six innings allowing four runs for Pittsburgh, while O'Hearn broke a 4-4 tie in the fifth inning with a 421-foot solo shot off Singer.
- After a 65-minute rain delay in the eighth inning, O'Hearn hit a three-run homer following walks to Bryan Reynolds and Nick Gonzales, extending Pittsburgh's lead to 8-4.
- The Pirates travel to Philadelphia on Monday for a four-game series against the Phillies, while the Reds head to Milwaukee to face the Brewers in their next matchup.
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Ryan O’Hearn connected two home runs in a game for the third time in the Major Leagues and pushed four races to help the Pittsburgh Pirates avoid the sweep in the series on Sunday with a 9-4 victory over the Cincinnati Reds.
O'Hearn, Pirates Slug Their Way to Win; Salvage Series vs. Reds
Photo provided by Eddie Provident PITTSBURGH — Ryan O’Hearn hit two of his team’s four home runs as the Pirates salvaged their series against the Reds with a 9-4 win at PNC Park on Sunday. Scoring Plays Bottom 2nd, 4-0 PIT: The Pirates (42-42) opened the inning with three straight hits off Brady Singer (3-7) and Esmerlyn Valdez’s ground-rule double to left pushed across the first run of the game. Tyler Callihan followed with a 412-foot three-run…
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