Reds pitching struggles again in a 13-9 loss to the Brewers

The Reds' offense finally produced runs after a week-long drought, but Cincinnati's pitching collapsed in a 13-9 loss to Milwaukee on Saturday, extending their losing streak to five games. Brady Singer allowed eight earned runs through four innings, including a three-run homer to William Contreras in the fourth, and the bullpen surrendered five more runs in the fifth inning to put the game out of reach. Cincinnati mounted a late rally in the eighth and ninth innings with contributions from Eugenio Suarez, Juan Brito, and JJ Bleday, but fell short as Bleday struck out to end the game with runners on base.

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