Hunter Greene delivered one of his best starts of the season Tuesday at Great American Ball Park, but it wasn’t enough to match Miami Marlins righty Pablo López.
In a pitcher’s duel where somebody had to blink first, Greene permitted two runs in the fifth inning and López allowed one. That was the difference in the Cincinnati Reds’ 2-1 loss, snapping their eight-game home winning streak against the Marlins dating back to 2019.
"That's as good as stuff we've probably seen all year," Reds Manager David Bell said.
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