Bryan Reynolds

The Pittsburgh Pirates pulled off the largest comeback win in franchise history by stunning the Cincinnati Reds with a 13-12 victory after being down by nine runs early in Saturday's game. With the tying run on third and one out, Pirates pitcher Carmen Mlodzinski strikes Elly De La Cruz out. He then gets Jonathan India on a flyout to CF, ending the game. The Reds led 9-0 at one point pic.twitter.com/wgk9a06viI The Comeback (@thecomeback) September 24, 2023 The Reds are now 2.5 games back of the Chicago Cubs for the NL's final wild-card spot following the devastating loss. Cincinnati has lost four straight and only has six contests remaining.Pittsburgh trailed 9-0 after three innings before scoring a run in the fourth and then putting up a five spot in the sixth, capped by Bryan Reynolds' three-run home run off left-hander Alex Young: pic.twitter.com/bLx3EJgF3l Pittsburgh Pirates (@Pirates) September 24, 2023 "It's funny because (Ke'Bryan) Hayes was standing right next to me, and he goes, 'If he hits a homer here, this is going to get real,'" Pirates manager Derek Shelton said postgame, according to Jeff Wallner of The Associated Press. "He hit a homer, and it got real."Alfonso Rivas then proceeded to tie things up in the seventh with a three-run double off right-hander Lucas Sims: WE HAVE A TIE GAME. pic.twitter.com/fJ33k4CLAz Pittsburgh Pirates (@Pirates) September 24, 2023 Jack Suwinski put the Pirates on top in the eighth with an RBI single off All-Star closer Alexis D az, who allowed four earned runs on five hits over 2/3 innings to take the loss: Don't. Count. Out. The. Buccos. pic.twitter.com/M5xC5jmU4E Pittsburgh Pirates (@Pirates) September 24, 2023 The Pirates ended up scoring three more runs in the inning to take a 13-9 lead before the Reds scored two in the bottom of the frame and one in the ninth to finish one of the craziest games of the season. The Pirates just did so much damage to Cincinnati pitching that I think it retroactively is increasing Rob Dibble's ERA pic.twitter.com/OVFRXKhgnf Mike Petriello (@mike_petriello) September 24, 2023 Copyright © 2023 Score Media Ventures Inc. All rights reserved. Certain content reproduced under license.

The Pittsburgh Pirates pulled off the largest comeback win in franchise history by stunning the Cincinnati Reds with a 13-12 victory after being down by nine runs early in Saturday's game. With the tying run on third and one out, Pirates pitcher Carmen Mlodzinski strikes Elly De La Cruz out. He then gets Jonathan India on a flyout to CF, ending the game. The Reds led 9-0 at one point pic.twitter.com/wgk9a06viI The Comeback (@thecomeback) September 24, 2023 The Reds are now 2.5 games back of the Chicago Cubs for the NL's final wild-card spot following the devastating loss. Cincinnati has lost four straight and only has six contests remaining.Pittsburgh trailed 9-0 after three innings before scoring a run in the fourth and then putting up a five spot in the sixth, capped by Bryan Reynolds' three-run home run off left-hander Alex Young: pic.twitter.com/bLx3EJgF3l Pittsburgh Pirates (@Pirates) September 24, 2023 Alfonso Rivas then proceeded to tie things up in the seventh with a three-run double off right-hander Lucas Sims: WE HAVE A TIE GAME. pic.twitter.com/fJ33k4CLAz Pittsburgh Pirates (@Pirates) September 24, 2023 Jack Suwinski put the Pirates on top in the eighth with an RBI single off All-Star closer Alexis D az, who allowed four earned runs on five hits over 2/3 innings to take the loss: Don't. Count. Out. The. Buccos. pic.twitter.com/M5xC5jmU4E Pittsburgh Pirates (@Pirates) September 24, 2023 The Pirates ended up scoring three more runs in the inning to take a 13-9 lead before the Reds scored two in the bottom of the frame and one in the ninth to finish one of the craziest games of the season. The Pirates just did so much damage to Cincinnati pitching that I think it retroactively is increasing Rob Dibble's ERA pic.twitter.com/OVFRXKhgnf Mike Petriello (@mike_petriello) September 24, 2023 Copyright © 2023 Score Media Ventures Inc. All rights reserved. Certain content reproduced under license.

Pittsburgh Pirates outfielder Bryan Reynolds had some choice words in response to Chicago Cubs manager David Ross' disparaging comments about his team."We can use it as motivation," Reynolds said, according to Jason Mackey of the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette. "If we're such a bad team, maybe he should have managed his team a little better and beat us."The Pirates dealt the Cubs' playoff hopes a big blow by taking a series at Wrigley Field. After losing the first game 14-1, the Pirates rebounded to win two straight by a combined score of 21-13.Following Thursday's 8-6 loss, Ross called out his team's effort while also taking a swipe at the Pirates."That's not a good team that just took two out of three from us," Ross said, according to ESPN's Jesse Rogers. "Or not our caliber of team, I believe. We have to turn it around. It's on me. It's on the guys in the room."The win improved the Pirates to 72-81 on the season, which is their most wins in a season since 2018.Copyright © 2023 Score Media Ventures Inc. All rights reserved. Certain content reproduced under license.

Bryan Reynolds leads Pirates to 7-6 win vs. Nats

The Pirates' four-run 1st inning and Bryan Reynolds' two-run homer in the 4th leads Pittsburgh to a 7-6 win over the Nationals