Thursday, the 1-0 defeat of Cincinnati Reds against the Brewers Milwaukee was their third consecutive defeat 1-0, becoming the first MLB team in 65 years to achieve such a feat.
No MLB team had three consecutive defeats 1-0 since the Philadelphia Phillies did in May 1960.
Only six teams in the history of the League have never had three consecutive defeats 1-0, and no team has ever had four consecutive defeats – at least for the moment.
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The manager of the Reds of Cincinnati, Terry Francona, # 77, looks at the canoe during the seventh round of the match between the MLB between the Cincinnati Reds and the Texas Rangers at the Great American Ball Park in downtown Cincinnati on Wednesday April 2, 2025. The Rangers won 1-0. (Imagn)
Four of the six times it happened over a century ago. The other teams to lose 1-0 in three consecutive games were the Brooklyn Superbas in 1908, the Senators of St. Louis and Washington in 1909 and the Pirates of Pittsburgh in 1917.
In the defeat of the Reds on Thursday, the brewers leaving the Nestor Cortes launcher launched six heats and only gave a safe blow when he withdrew six.
The launcher starting from the Reds, Nick Lodolo, was just as good as he launched 6.2 laundry rounds and abandoned four strokes while removing four strikers. The Reds had only two strokes in the loss.
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The starting launcher of Cincinnati Reds, Nick Lodolo, # 40, throws the Milwaukee Brewers in the first round of a baseball match on Thursday, April 3, 2025 in Milwaukee. (AP photo / Jeffrey Phelps)
“It’s part of the game, do you know?” Said Lodolo. “I’m going to be honest with you. Obviously, I want us to score, but I don’t really think about it. I have to do my job at the end of the day, whatever. We will turn it over. I guarantee it.”
The defeat 1-0 steak started on Tuesday against the Texas Rangers when Nathan Eovaldi launched a complete laundering. Jack Leiter and the lifts of four rangers continued to keep the Reds offensive out of the score sheet on Wednesday.
The irony is that before the last three games of the derisory attack, the Reds bats broke out on Monday when they won 14-3 against the Rangers. Since this offensive explosion, however, red bats have been dormant.
Cincinnati Reds the Elly of La Cruz stop, # 44, in the stick with the ninth round against the Texas Rangers at the Great American Ball Park on April 2, 2025. (Katie Stratman-Imagn images)
Cincinnati combined nine strokes, three goals on bullets and 27 stick withdrawals during the slippage.
“No one is satisfied with what happened in the last three games,” Reds manager Terry Francona said on Thursday. “We will discover it together. I feel firmly on this subject.”
The Reds (2-5) will seek to mark a race and win a victory when they play Brewers (3-4) in the second match in a series of four games on Friday at 8:10 p.m..
