CLEVELAND, Ohio — The Cincinnati Reds, managed by former Cleveland Guardians manager Terry Francona, convincingly won the Ohio Cup from the Guardians for the first time in 10 years, sweeping three games in Cincinnati and winning the first game in Cleveland right out of the box.

Andrew Abbott's three-hitter and first career complete game, along with an RBI single by Spencer Steer, allowed visiting Cincinnati to beat Cleveland 1-0 on Tuesday. It made the Reds a perfect 5-0 against the Guardians in 2025, giving them a chance to complete the season sweep on Wednesday afternoon.

Cincinnati Reds All-Star shortstop Elly De La Cruz leads the Reds in home runs, runs batted in and stolen bases.

The Reds placed relief pitcher Brent Suter on the bereavement list on Tuesday and recalled left-handed pitcher Joe La Sorsa. Suter told Charlie Goldsmith his grandmother passed away recently. “Every athlete goes through it,

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However, Jake Fraley dove and extended full extension for one of the best catches you'll ever see a right fielder make. If the ball gets by Fraley, Ramirez is standing on third and may have even had a chance at an inside the park home run. You can watch and listen to Fraley's catch as heard on Reds television and radio below:

Andrew Abbott led the Cincinnati Reds to a win almost single-handedly, putting together a complete game shutout of the Cleveland Guardians.