Mets at Reds

Scoreboard

NYM5–CIN4

Final

OverviewPitchingBattingBox Score

Line score

Great American Ball Park · NYM 76-65 · CIN 70-71

Inn	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	R	H	E
NYM	3	0	1	1	0	0	0	0	0	5	10	0
CIN	0	0	1	3	0	0	0	0	0	4	9	1

Last play · Gavin Lux grounds out, second baseman Luisangel Acuña to pitcher Edwin Díaz.

Win probability

Reds0%

NYM 100%CIN 0%

First 5 (F5)

final

NYM 5 – 4 CIN

Mets led after 5

The book's line

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Total runs

9.5

opened 7.5 ↑

fair over 47.8% · hold 4.5%

Run line

+1.5

Moneyline

reference

-120 / +100

We show no side edge — our game model measures at the coin flip.

Win probability timeline

home WP · dots = scoring plays

Reds favored ↑50%Mets favored ↓

Biggest swing · Mets challenged (tag play), call on the field was upheld: Tyler Stephenson doubles (16) on a sharp line drive to left fielder Brandon Nimmo. Austin Hays scores. Spencer Steer scores. Tyler Stephenson to 3rd. (inning 4) — +21% Reds

Scoring plays

NYM–CIN · 8 total

4Ke'Bryan Hayes out on a sacrifice fly to left fielder Brandon Nimmo. Tyler Stephenson scores.5–4

4Mets challenged (tag play), call on the field was upheld: Tyler Stephenson doubles (16) on a sharp line drive to left fielder Brandon Nimmo. Austin Hays scores. Spencer Steer scores. Tyler Stephenson to 3rd.5–3

4Juan Soto doubles (17) on a line drive to right fielder Noelvi Marte. Francisco Lindor scores.5–1

3Noelvi Marte out on a sacrifice fly to right fielder Juan Soto. Matt McLain scores. TJ Friedl to 3rd.4–1

3Mark Vientos homers (16) on a fly ball to center field.4–0

1Starling Marte singles on a fly ball to right fielder Noelvi Marte. Mark Vientos scores.3–0

1Brandon Nimmo out on a sacrifice fly to center fielder TJ Friedl. Juan Soto scores. Mark Vientos to 2nd.2–0

1Mark Vientos singles on a soft ground ball to third baseman Ke'Bryan Hayes. Francisco Lindor scores. Juan Soto to 2nd.1–0

Velocity & spin from the MLB Stats API live feed. The fatigue read compares each pitcher's live fastball velocity to their fresh baseline and our fatigue-curve model (−0.61 mph / 100 pitches). Win probability is from our own base-out/inning/score table built on 2024–25 games.