Eugenio Suárez made Reds history with his HR vs. Giants. Here's how
Eugenio Suárez made a dent in Cincinnati Reds history with his latest home run. Suárez homered in the top of the first inning April 15 against the San Francisco Giants. It was his third homer of the year and, more importantly, saw him pass soon-to-be Reds Hall of Famer Brandon Phillips on the franchise's all-time home run list.
More: Cincinnati Reds get 'encouraging' news on Emilio Pagán, Brady Singer The solo shot by Suárez, now in his second stint with Cincinnati, was his 192nd with the club and moved him into solo 12th place on the all-time homer list. His first two homers of the season pulled him into a tie with Phillips on 191. Phillips now stands in 13th place.
This article originally appeared on Cincinnati Enquirer: Eugenio Suárez passes Brandon Phillips on Reds career home run list