Cincinnati Reds catcher Jose Trevino (35) hits into a fielder's...

Cincinnati Reds catcher Jose Trevino (35) hits into a fielder's choice scoring Spencer Steer in the third inning of a baseball game against the San Francisco Giants in San Francisco, Tuesday, April 8, 2025. Credit: AP/Scot Tucker

SAN FRANCISCO — Nick Lodolo pitched six sharp innings and outdueled Landen Roupp, and the Cincinnati Reds shut out the San Francisco Giants for a second straight game with a 1-0 win Tuesday night.

Jose Trevino's RBI groundout in the third was the difference in the 2-hour, 5-minute game.

Spencer Steer hit a pair of doubles for the Reds — his first two this year — and Gavin Lux doubled and singled, but this marked another low-scoring game between the clubs after the Reds snapped San Francisco's seven-game win streak with a 2-0 victory on Monday.

Lodolo (2-1) gave up three hits. Graham Ashcraft pitched two innings before Emilio Pagán earned his second save, finishing a four-hitter.

Roupp (0-1) surrendered seven hits in six innings in his second start of 2025.

Hayden Birdsong relieved and kept the Giants in it, getting a groundout and pair of swinging strikeouts in the ninth after Lux led off with a double.

It was Cincinnati's fourth 1-0 game this month. It dropped the first three.

Cincinnati Reds designated hitter Spencer Steer (7) is congratulated by...

Cincinnati Reds designated hitter Spencer Steer (7) is congratulated by centerfielder TJ Friedl (29) after scoring in the third inning of a baseball game against the San Francisco Giants in San Francisco, Tuesday, April 8, 2025. Credit: AP/Scot Tucker

Key moment

San Francisco first baseman Casey Schmitt threw out Steer at home in the fifth to save a run.

Key stat

Jung Hoo Lee has reached base safely in all 10 games he has played, getting aboard in the sixth on second baseman Lux's error. But Lee went 0 for 4, ending his eight-game hitting streak.

Up next

Nick Martinez (0-2, 5.91 ERA) pitches the series finale for the Reds opposite Justin Verlander (0-0, 6.14 ERA), who will be eager to bounce back from his short outing in the Giants' Oracle Park opener last Friday.

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