The Reds knocked off the Brewers 7-2 in the series finale in Milwaukee heard yesterday afternoon on WRBI. Cincinnati salvages the final game of the series and snaps a seven-game losing streak against Milwaukee. The Reds clubbed three home runs on the afternoon. The big blow was a three-shot by Jose Trevino in the 4th inning off Brewers ace Jacob Misiorowski. Sal Stewart hit his 17th longball of the year with one out in the 1st. And TJ Friedl went deep in the 7th inning. Friedl added an RBI single an inning later. Chase Burns gave up four hits, two earned runs, and two walks while striking out four over six innings. He gets the win and improves to 10-1. Misiorowski took the loss and falls to 9-4. The Reds kick off the final homestand before the All-Star break with the first of three tonight against the Baltimore Orioles. Brady Singer (3-7, 5.12 Earned Run Average) goes against lefthander Trevor Rogers (5-7, 4.99 ERA) in the starting pitching matchup. Coverage begins at 6:40 on 103.9 FM.
Indiana Fever players Caitlin Clark, Aliyah Boston and Kelsey Mitchell have been chosen to start this year’s WNBA All-Star Game. The Fever leads all WNBA teams with three All-Star starters. It will be Clark’s third selection in as many years, while Mitchell and Boston both earned their fourth nod. The 2026 WNBA All-Star Game will be played July 25 in Chicago.
The Indiana Pacers are making a signing as part of NBA Free Agency. According to ESPN, Kelly Oubre Jr., has agreed to a two-year deal worth $17 million dollars. Oubre is entering his 13th NBA season. He averaged 14.1 points in 50 games last year for the Philadelphia 76ers. Oubre spent the past three seasons in Philly, where he started 150 games, averaged 14.9 points, 5.4 rebounds, and 1.6 assists per contest.
Multiple media reports indicate IndyCar drivers Scott Dixon and Felix Rosenqvist are expected to join Arrow McLaren next season. Dixon – the 2008 Indianapolis 500 winner, a recent IMS Hall of Fame inductee, and a six-time IndyCar series champion – is leaving Chip Ganassi Racing after 24 seasons with the team. Rosenqvist, who won this year’s Indy 500, recently announced his departure from Meyer Shank Racing after three seasons.
