Look: The Cincinnati Reds Make History in 24-Run Effort vs Baltimore Orioles

The Cincinnati Reds defeated the Baltimore Orioles 24-2 on Sunday afternoon to win the series.

In scoring 24 runs, Cincinnati made history.

The Reds reached base safely over 66 times this weekend, the most in a three-game series since August 1995.
The Reds' 24 runs were tied for the second most for the Reds since 1900.
It was the first time since 1901 that ten different Reds have reached base multiple times and recorded an RBI.
The Reds reached base 38 times, which is the most by a Reds team since at least 1901.
Austin Wynns and Noelvi Marte combined for 11 hits on Sunday, which was the most hits combined by players hitting 8th and 9th in a team’s lineup in a single game in the modern era.

Matt McLain, Austin Hays, Gavin Lux, Spencer Steer, Noelvi Marte, and Austin Wynns all had multiple hits in the win. The Reds were 15-for-25 with runners in scoring position.

The Reds head to Miami on Monday to take on the Marlins at 6:40 ET.

Most times on base (hits, walks, HBP) in a single game since at least 1901:

43 (Indians, 7/10/1932)
40 (Diamondbacks, 8/24/2013)
39 (Red Sox, 6/8/1950)
39 (Indians, 7/7/1923)
38 (Reds, today)
38 (Brewers, 8/28/1992)
38 (Mets, 7/4/1985)
38 (Cardinals, 7/6/1929)
— Matt Wilkes (@_MattWilkes) April 20, 2025

Noelvi Marte and Austin Wynns were the 8th and 9th hitters in the @Reds lineup today, respectively, and combined for 11 hits.

It’s the most hits combined by players hitting 8th and 9th in a team’s lineup in a single game in the modern era (since 1901).
— OptaSTATS (@OptaSTATS) April 20, 2025