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O’Hearn’s Two Homers Lift Pirates to 9-4 Win Over Reds

A late, post‑rain rally stopped a series sweep and gives Pittsburgh a momentum boost before its road trip.

Overview

  • The Pirates beat the Reds Sunday 9-4, avoiding a series sweep after a game‑changing eighth‑inning surge following a 65‑minute rain delay.
  • Ryan O’Hearn hit two home runs and drove in four runs, including a go‑ahead 421‑foot shot in the fifth and a three‑run homer after the delay.
  • Mitch Keller took the win by pitching six innings, allowing four runs (three earned) while giving the bullpen room to close out the late comeback.
  • Pittsburgh opened the game with a four‑run second inning highlighted by Tyler Callihan’s 412‑foot three‑run homer but also wasted three separate bases‑loaded chances earlier.
  • Esmerlyn Valdéz homered for a third straight game and Bryan Reynolds extended his on‑base streak to 33 games, both signs of individual momentum the team will carry into its road trip.