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Reds

Moss flied out to center fielder B.Hamilton

Bourn bunted into fielder's choice. Bourn to first, Aviles out.

Bunted into fielder's choice. Bourn to first, Aviles out.

Guardians

Cozart hit a sacrifice fly. Pena to third. Bruce scored.

Hit a sacrifice fly. Pena to third. Bruce scored.

Dav.Murphy singled to center. Santana to second. Kipnis scored.

Singled to center. Santana to second. Kipnis scored.

Reds second.  Bruce singled to right.  B.Pena doubled to right, Bruce to third.  Cozart hit a sacrifice fly to right fielder Moss, Bruce scored, B.Pena to third.  Boesch struck out.  B.Hamilton popped out to center fielder Bourn.  

Indians sixth.  R.Perez fouled out to first baseman Votto.  Bourn was out bunting, catcher B.Pena to first baseman Votto.  Kipnis singled to right.  C.Santana walked, Kipnis to second.  Dav.Murphy singled to center, Kipnis scored, C.Santana to second.  Moss lined out to first baseman Votto.  

Indians eighth.  Cingrani pitching.  R.Perez walked on a full count.  Aviles pinch-running for Perez.  Bourn bunted into fielder's choice, pitcher Cingrani to shortstop Cozart, Aviles out.  Kipnis doubled to center, Bourn scored.  C.Santana grounded out, pitcher Cingrani to first baseman Votto, Kipnis to third.  Raburn pinch-hitting for Murphy.  Raburn was intentionally walked.  Moss flied out to center fielder B.Hamilton.  

The Indians lead this in-state rivalry 45-44, although the Reds have taken the last three meetings, outscoring Cleveland 21-5 in those contests.

Cincinnati has dropped its last five games, with the Reds' pitchers posting an 8.37 (40/43.0) ERA and .346 (64/185) opponent average during this skid.

Cleveland has won a season-high three straight games. The Indians have not won four straight games since August 28-31, 2014.

Zack Cozart has batted .405 (17/42) against the Indians in his career. That is the second-highest average versus the Indians by any active player (Daniel Nava, .420; minimum 45 PA).

Mike Leake allowed a career-high nine runs in just five innings of work in his last start, a loss to the Giants on May 16. He gave up three home runs in the game, tying his career high. But Leake has pitched well in his career against the Indians (1-0, 3.28 (9/24.2) ERA).

Carlos Carrasco has struggled in his three starts at Progressive Field this season, posting a 7.11 (10/12.2) ERA. That is the fourth-highest home ERA by an AL pitcher with at least three home starts in 2015.

HP - Barber, 1B - Schrieber, 2B - Reynolds, 3B - Gonzalez

(SportsNetwork.com) - The Cleveland Indians haven't had much success with
 Corey Kluber on the hill this season and the reigning AL Cy Young Award winner
 gets the nod Saturday in the middle test of a three-game series versus the
 Cincinnati Reds at Progressive Field.

Cincinnati Reds (18-23) at Cleveland Indians (18-23), 4:10 p.m. (ET)

Cleveland,  OH  (SportsNetwork.com) -  Jason Kipnis  hit an  RBI double in the
 bottom  of the eighth  inning to lift the streaking Cleveland Indians to a 2-1
 victory over the slumping Cincinnati Reds on Saturday.

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CIN	0	1	0	0	0	0	0	0	0
CLE	0	0	0	0	0	1	0	1	X

Cincinnati Reds @ Cleveland Guardians on May 23, 2015

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