Late surge propels Reds to thrilling 10-inning victory over Kansas City.

The Reds staged an incredible comeback, capped off by Blake Dunn's game-winning RBI single in the 10th inning of their home matchup against the Kansas City Royals on Tuesday evening.

On June 3, the Cincinnati Reds staged an incredible turnaround to claim a 4-3 victory against the Kansas City Royals in a nail-biting 10-inning match-up.

Two long balls by Spencer Steer proved pivotal as the Cincinnati Reds secured their second win in six outings with a dramatic 10-inning triumph over Kansas City.

A tie-breaking blast by Will Benson in the bottom of the ninth inning sent the game into extra innings, knotting the score at three apiece against Kansas City.

A solo shot by Dunn proved decisive against John Schreiber, who fell to 0-3 in the outing.

Reds' Brock Burke secured his second win of the season in the 10th inning, pitching flawlessly.

Noah Cameron's impressive outing was overshadowed by his team's misfortune, as he successfully retired an incredible 20 out of 21 opposing batters. The Royals' struggles continue, with a dismal record of seven losses in their last eight outings.

Steer's solo home run was the lone blemish on Cameron's otherwise stellar outing, which featured eight strikeouts.

A late surge fueled by Steer's power propelled the Reds to a thrilling 10-inning victory over Kansas City, narrowing their deficit to just one run at 3-2 with his second home run. His ninth homer of the year was a deep opposite-field drive into the stands in right-center.

Andrew Abbott's outing for the Reds was marked by a modest six innings, during which he surrendered five hits and four free passes to the plate.

In the fifth inning, Cameron's string of consecutive outs was finally broken by Steer's powerful left-center blast, his initial home run of the contest.

In the top of the fourth inning, Jac Caglianone made a crucial play, recording an out on a fielder's choice with runners in scoring position.

In the top of the third inning, Dunn's bunt attempt was swiftly neutralized by Cameron's impressive fielding skills. The ball sailed between the mound and first base, but Cameron's quick reflexes allowed him to scoop up the ball with a smooth backhand grab, then deliver it to Vinnie Pasquantino at first base.

Dane Myers, the Reds' center fielder, made an impressive leaping grab at the outfield wall to record the second out in the fifth inning against Kansas City.