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Cincinnati Reds catcher Tyler Stephenson made a critical mistake during a game against the Chicago Cubs, mistakenly believing there was a force play at home. This blunder contributed to a 7-run inning for the Cubs, exacerbating the Reds' six-game losing streak.

When it rains, it pours. The Cincinnati Reds entered Thursdayâs game against the Chicago Cubs riding a six-game losing streak, including back-to-back extra-inning, walk-off losses.
Cincinnati catcher Tyler Stephenson made a highlight reel blunder that was a perfect encapsulation of the teamâs recent struggles.
Stephenson thought there was a force play at home for an out, but there wasnât. As a result, he stood by as Ian Happ crossed home plate, earning a run for Chicago, and not a much-needed out for Cincinnati.
Chicago had the bases loaded with no outs. The Cubs had tallied one run at that point, and shortstop Dansby Swanson grounded to third base for a fielderâs choice. Cincinnatiâs KeâBryan Hayes tagged third for an out and threw home to prevent a run from scoring.
Stephenson didnât realize the situation on the base paths had changed and caught the ball while standing on home plate, stepped off and then gave props to Hayes for the good play.
The Redsâ catcher failed to realize that Hayes had taken out a force play at home, so Stephenson stood there and didnât tag Ian Happ, just letting a run score mere inches from him.
The bottom of the fourth inning started with Cincinnati down just 1-0, but then starter Rhett Lowder left the game with âright shoulder soreness.â
Tyler Stephenson mistakenly thought there was a force play at home, allowing a run to score instead of making an out.
The Cubs capitalized on the Reds' defensive mistakes, including Stephenson's blunder, to score 7 runs in the inning.
The loss extended the Reds' losing streak to seven games, highlighting their ongoing struggles this season.

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The problems went from bad to worse as Stephensonâs mental lapse helped to open up the floodgates in the game. When the dust settled on the inning, Chicago went into the fifth up 8-0, inching closer to its ninth consecutive win.