Eugenio Suárez posted his biggest hit of the season Wednesday for the Cincinnati Reds, which turned out to come with some interesting timing.
The hit was a ninth-inning grand slam that scored the majority of the Reds’ six-run comeback against the San Francisco Giants, their largest comeback since 1958, per MLB.com. The homer cut a five-run deficit to just one, with the Reds eventually winning 10-9 to avoid a sweep.
It was a cathartic win for a team that has been moribund for most of the season. Then, hours after the game, The Athletic’s Ken Rosenthal reported that the team placed Suárez on outright waivers, along with outfielder TJ Friedl…
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