Cincinnati Reds Set Attendance Record in 4-2 Win Over Cleveland Guardians
CINCINNATI — The Reds beat the Guardians 4-2 on Wednesday night. They've won nine of their last 12 games and are 33-35 on the season after struggling for most of the month of May.
Cincinnati Reds fans are clearly excited about their recent success. The Reds set a record for attendance on Wednesday night with 42,427 fans in the stands. It was a sellout and the highest-attending regular season weekday game (Monday-Thursday) in Great American Ballpark History outside of Opening Day.
It's worth noting that it was Elly De La Cruz bobblehead night, but it's still noteworthy. Check out Mark Sheldon's tweet below. For more on the win, go here.
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