Reds avoid being no-hit, score runs, still lose again to Brewers

The Milwaukee Brewers took at a no-hitter into the 7th inning against the Cincinnati Reds on Friday night, with Gavin Lux eventually smacking a 2-out single into CF to keep that measure of futility off their ledger for the time Reds https://www.cincinnatistoreonline.com/84-Reds_Ted_Kluszewski_Jersey, you'll recall, entered play on Friday having lost a trio of consecutive games by the score of 1-0, their shutout streak in single-run games the first such instance in Major League Baseball history since the 1960 Philadelphia Phillies. They even ran that to some 35 innings during Friday's game.but the Reds scored a run on Friday! Two, even! An 8th inning rally saw Christian Encarnacion-Strand launch a deep fly ball to the warning track in left-center to plate a run via sac fly while Jeimer Candelario followed with an RBI-single down the RF line. That cut into an existing 3-0 Milwaukee lead https://www.cincinnatistoreonline.com/180-Reds_Spencer_Steer_Jersey, leaving the Reds trailing 3-2 with the 9th inning left to there a run-scoring inning streak to be found in the 9th?