The Dirty Sodas achieved a 12-1 victory over Reno, driven by an explosive offensive performance. Raudi Rodriguez recorded two triples during the game as the Salt Lake offense maintained a significant lead from the start.
The offensive surge began in the first inning after Utah drew three consecutive walks. Raudi Rodriguez hit a three-run triple into the right-center gap, and Bryce Teodosio followed with an RBI single to extend the lead to 4-0.
In the fourth inning, Logan Porter hit his fourth home run of the season with a 99.1 MPH exit velocity. This was followed by a double from Kyren Paris, increasing the lead to 6-1. The Dirty Sodas added two more runs through the fifth inning, including a run scored by Jeimer Candelario following a stolen base and a run scored by Bryce Teodosio after swiping home.
Utah continued the scoring in the sixth inning with two additional runs, including a single by Candelario and a second triple from Rodriguez. In the seventh inning, Cade Marlowe hit his 11th home run of the season to extend the lead to 11. The team added a final run in the eighth inning when Candelario scored on a force out.
The Salt Lake pitching staff earned the win, with Dillon Tate credited with the victory. The bullpen provided a shutout over five scoreless innings, allowing only one hit. All five Bees pitchers in the game recorded multiple strikeouts, contributing to a combined 11 strikeouts in back-to-back games.
The victory marks Salt Lake's fifth consecutive win, matching a season-long streak established in late May. Additionally, every member of the starting lineup reached base safely, marking the second consecutive game in which the entire lineup achieved this feat.
