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Reds

Werth grounded out, third baseman Frazier to first baseman N.Soto

Frazier singled to center. Schumaker scored.

On throwing error by third baseman Santiago, Fister advances. Span advanced to third. Fister scored.

Nationals

Werth singled to right. Rendon to second. Span scored.

Singled to right. Rendon to second. Span scored.

T.Moore singled to right. Werth advanced to third. Rendon scored.

Singled to right. Werth advanced to third. Rendon scored.

Espinosa singled to center. Frandsen advanced to third. Moore scored. Werth scored.

Singled to center. Frandsen advanced to third. Moore scored. Werth scored.

Lobaton singled to right. Espinosa to second. Frandsen scored.

Singled to right. Espinosa to second. Frandsen scored.

Span doubled to center. Lobaton scored. Espinosa scored.

Doubled to center. Lobaton scored. Espinosa scored.

B.Hamilton hit a sacrifice fly. Bernadina to third. Cozart scored.

Hit a sacrifice fly. Bernadina to third. Cozart scored.

Bernadina grounded out. Santiago to second. Cozart scored.

Grounded out. Santiago to second. Cozart scored.

B.Hamilton singled to right. Santiago scored.

Reds first.  B.Hamilton struck out.  Schumaker doubled to left.  Phillips grounded out, third baseman Rendon to first baseman T.Moore.  Frazier singled to center, Schumaker scored.  B.Pena safe at first on Espinosa's error, Frazier to third.  Heisey struck out.  

Nationals third.  Lobaton struck out.  Fister safe at first on Frazier's error.  Span hit an infield single to third, Fister to second, on R.Santiago's error, Fister scored, Span to third.  Rendon hit a sacrifice fly to center fielder B.Hamilton, Span scored.  Werth lined out to center fielder B.Hamilton.  

Nationals sixth.  Span singled to right.  Span stole second, on catcher B.Pena throwing error, Span to third.  Rendon was hit by a pitch.  Werth singled to right, Span scored, Rendon to second.  Desmond struck out.  T.Moore singled to right, Rendon scored, Werth to third.  Frandsen was hit by a pitch, T.Moore to second.  Espinosa singled to center, Werth scored, T.Moore scored, Frandsen to third.  S.Marshall pitching.  Bernadina in as left fielder.  Lobaton singled to right, Frandsen scored, Espinosa to second.  Fister sacrificed, catcher B.Pena to first baseman Frazier, Espinosa to third, Lobaton to second.  Span doubled to center, Espinosa scored, Lobaton scored.  Rendon grounded out, shortstop Cozart to first baseman Frazier.  

Reds seventh.  Cozart hit an infield single to third.  R.Santiago flied out to center fielder Span.  Bernadina doubled to right, Cozart to third.  B.Hamilton hit a sacrifice fly to right fielder Werth, Cozart scored, Bernadina to third.  Schumaker grounded out, first baseman T.Moore to pitcher Fister.  

Reds ninth.  Cozart doubled to center.  On Detwiler's wild pitch, Cozart to third.  R.Santiago was hit by a pitch.  Bernadina grounded out, first baseman T.Moore unassisted, Cozart scored, R.Santiago to second.  B.Hamilton singled to right, R.Santiago scored.  Mattheus pitching.  Mesoraco pinch-hitting for LeCure.  Mesoraco struck out.  On  defensive indifference, B.Hamilton to second.  Phillips grounded out, shortstop Walters to first baseman T.Moore.  

Meeting for the first time this season, Washington looks to continue a run of success at home against the Reds. Since 2011, the Nationals are 8-3 versus Cincinnati at home -- compared to 3-6 on the road during the same stretch.

After losing two of three at Philadelphia over the weekend, the Reds have now lost seven of their last eight road games. Cincinnati has scored three or less runs in seven consecutive road games -- the longest streak in the league.

The Nationals took the rubber game from the Mets yesterday with a 6-3 victory. Washington got a home run from Ian Desmond for the second game in a row, marking the first time the team had home runs in consecutive games of a home series since April 18 and 19 against St. Louis.

After going 3-1 with a 3.00 ERA in his first four career starts versus the Nationals, Mike Leake is winless in his last four -- posting an 0-2 record to go along with an 8.84 ERA.

Stephen Strasburg is looking for his third consecutive win at home -- where he is 3-1 with a 2.30 ERA overall this season. Strasburg is 1-1 in two career starts versus Cincinnati, but will be making his first home start against the Reds.

Wilson Ramos played in his third consecutive game yesterday for the first time this season. The Nationals' catcher delivered, driving in four of Washington's six runs -- the highest percentage (66.7%) a single National has driven in when the team scored at least six runs since Ian Desmond drove in four of six on June 19 of last season.

HP - Drake, 1B - Porter, 2B - West, 3B - Foster

(SportsNetwork.com) - The Cincinnati Reds turn to the dominating Johnny Cueto
 on Tuesday night when they go for a quick series victory over the Washington
 Nationals in the second contest of a three-game set.

Cincinnati Reds (20-23) at Washington Nationals (23-21), 7:05 p.m. (ET)

Washington,  DC  (SportsNetwork.com) -  Denard Span  went 5-for-5, including a
 pair of doubles, with two RBI and two runs scored to help guide the Washington
 Nationals  to a  9-4 victory over the  Cincinnati Reds in the middle test of a
 three-game set at Nationals Park.

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CIN	1	0	0	0	0	0	1	0	2
WSH	0	0	2	0	0	7	0	0	X

Cincinnati Reds @ Washington Nationals on May 20, 2014

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