Watch and Listen to Jake Fraley's Game Tying Home Run on All Broadcasts

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The Cincinnati Reds beat the Cleveland Guardians 7-4 on Monday night to clinch the Ohio Cup and win their fourth straight game.
In the top of the fourth inning with the Reds trailing by one, outfielder Jake Fraley hit a 1-2 pitch into the right field seats for his fifth home run of the season.
"Oh man, it's huge," Fraley said about winning the Ohio Cup. "This is my fourth year here and we've never been able to do it. We were excited about it coming in knowing it was possible and we took care of business."
Watch and listen to Fraley's home run as heard on Reds and Guardians television and radio below:
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