Red Bulls 2, FC Cincinnati 1
Frankie Amaya and Elias Manoel scored five minutes apart early in the first half and the New York Red Bulls kept their playoff hopes alive with a 2-1 victory over FC Cincinnati.
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Losses piling up for Bengals with Joe Burrow limited by calf injury
The Bengals had to settle for a field goal the one time they got close to the Tennessee end zone as Cincinnati lost 27-3 to the Titans.
Browns rookie QB has brutal NFL debut filling in for injured Watson
Dorian Thompson-Robinson looked overwhelmed and overmatched throughout Cleveland’s 28-3 loss to the Baltimore Ravens.
Cardinals 4, Reds 3
ST. LOUIS (AP) — Adam Wainwright made one final appearance in his 18-year big league career, striking out as a […]
Tito, Cabrera close careers as Tigers beat Guardians 5-2
Miguel Cabrera made a backhanded stop, stepped on first base and smiled in the eighth inning on the final play of his career after walking in his last at-bat and the Detroit Tigers beat the Guardians 5-2 Sunday.
Cucho’s penalty kick goal in the 72nd minute helps the Crew tie the Union 1-1
Cucho Hernández scored on a penalty kick in the 72nd minute and the Crew tied the Philadelphia Union 1-1 on Saturday night.
Reds eliminated during 15-6 loss to Cardinals
The Reds’ bid to become just the third team to make the playoffs following a 100-loss season ended in game No. 161 when they were eliminated during the seventh inning of a 15-6 defeat to the St. Louis Cardinals.
Tigers 8, Guardians 0
Miguel Cabrera followed a pregame retirement celebration by scoring the first run and driving in another, helping the Detroit Tigers beat the Cleveland Guardians 8-0 to clinch second place in the AL Central.
FC Cincinnati beats Toronto 3-2 to clinch the Supporters’ Shield
Brandon Vazquez scored two goals in a seven-minute span, Aaron Boupendza added a game-winner in the 72nd minute and Cincinnati beat Toronto 3-2 on Saturday to clinch the Supporters’ Shield title.
Reds keep playoff hopes alive with 19-2 rout of Cardinals
Cincinnati hit six home runs including Nick Martini’s three-run shot in the first inning in a 19-2 rout of the St. Louis Cardinals that kept the Reds alive in the National League wild-card race.