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Cincinnati Cruises Past Yankees With Offensive Outburst

The Reds rolled past the Yankees 10-2 as Sal Stewart tied a career high with six RBIs, Spencer Steer homered and Edwin Arroyo collected four hits. Andrew Abbott allowed one run in five innings, while Tejay Antone worked two innings. New York finished with a position player on the mound, and Cincinnati will chase Sunday’s series win behind Chase Burns.

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