The Cincinnati Reds scored seven runs in the ninth inning to overturn a six-run deficit and beat the San Francisco Giants 10-9 at Oracle Park. San Francisco led 9-3 after eight innings, but Cincinnati's late surge transformed a game controlled by the Giants into the Reds' most decisive moment. Eugenio Suarez supplied four RBI and a home run, while Hector Rodriguez produced three hits and two homers in a lineup that refused to concede the final frame.

Logan Webb gave San Francisco the stronger start, striking out six across six innings while mixing his pitches effectively and keeping Cincinnati off balance. Nick Lodolo also generated five strikeouts, but he lasted four innings, leaving the Reds dependent on their offense and bullpen to navigate the final five frames. Cincinnati trailed 2-1 after two innings, briefly tied the scoring pattern with a run in the third and seventh, then faced a 9-3 hole after San Francisco scored three times in the eighth.

The ninth inning rewrote the game. Suarez went 2-for-5 with a homer and four RBI, delivering in the middle of the order, while Rodriguez went 3-for-6 with two home runs, two RBI and two runs scored. Tyler Stephenson added an RBI, and the Reds' seven-run final inning overwhelmed a Giants offense led by Drew Gilbert's three RBI, Rafael Devers' two hits and homer, and Shay Whitcomb's two hits and homer. San Francisco's two hit-by-pitches and Cincinnati's one reflected a game with constant traffic, but the defining difference was the Reds' execution with the game on the line.

Cincinnati improved to 63-71 by converting a near-certain loss into a road win that showcased its lineup's resilience and late-inning pressure. San Francisco fell to 54-79 after surrendering seven runs in the ninth, wasting a strong start from Webb and a six-run lead entering the final inning. The Reds leave Oracle Park with the stronger forward signal: their offense can still alter a game in one turn, while the Giants must solve their late-game coverage before another advantage disappears.