Cincinnati Reds allow 47 runs during three-game road losing streak
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Last updated Sep 13, 2026
The Cincinnati Reds finished a 13-9 loss to the Milwaukee Brewers on September 12, marking the third consecutive game in which the team has allowed at least 13 runs. This streak follows a 14-1 loss to the Los Angeles Dodgers and a 20-0 defeat to the Brewers, representing an historic defensive breakdown for the franchise. Brady Singer started for Cincinnati but exited after allowing seven runs, while reliever Graham Ashcraft surrendered five more to the Milwaukee offense. The winless road trip has dropped the Reds to a season-worst 10 games under.500 with 13 games remaining in the season. Historical records indicate the team has not allowed this many runs over a three-game span since 1901.
- •Cincinnati allowed 47 total runs across three games against the Los Angeles Dodgers and Milwaukee Brewers.
- •The Reds surrendered 13 runs in the loss to the Milwaukee Brewers on September 12.
- •Brady Singer and Graham Ashcraft combined to allow 12 of the 13 runs against Milwaukee.
- •The club is currently 10 games under.500 with 13 games left in the season.
- 2:14 AMYahoo Sports — Cincinnati Reds make wrong kind of history in another high-scoring loss
"MLB's top two teams have clobbered the Cincinnati Reds so hard the past three games it made ignominious history for baseball's oldest franchise.
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