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Ar.Ramirez singled to left. Braun to second. Parra scored.

Singled to left. Braun to second. Parra scored.

Lind homered to right on a 2-1 count. Lucroy scored.

Homered to right on a 2-1 count. Lucroy scored.

Phillips doubled to left. Schumaker scored.

Brewers first.  G.Parra singled to right.  Lucroy struck out.  Braun walked on a full count, G.Parra to second.  Lind lined out to left fielder Byrd.  Ar.Ramirez singled to left, G.Parra scored, Braun to second.  S.Peterson struck out.  

Brewers second.  Segura singled to left.  Gennett doubled to right, Segura scored.  Jungmann sacrificed, pitcher Leake to second baseman Phillips, Gennett to third.  G.Parra grounded out, first baseman Votto unassisted.  Lucroy walked.  Braun grounded into fielder's choice, shortstop De Jesus Jr. to second baseman Phillips, Lucroy out.  

Brewers fifth.  Lucroy lined out to right fielder Bruce.  Braun doubled to right.  Lind singled to right, Braun scored.  Ar.Ramirez grounded into a double play, shortstop De Jesus Jr. to second baseman Phillips to first baseman Votto, Lind out.  

Brewers seventh.  Contreras pitching.  G.Parra homered to right on a 2-0 count.  Lucroy singled to center.  Braun flied out to center fielder Bourgeois.  Lind homered to right on a 2-1 count, Lucroy scored.  Villarreal pitching.  Ar.Ramirez singled to left.  H.Perez pinch-running for Ramirez.  S.Peterson grounded into a double play, first baseman Votto to shortstop De Jesus Jr. to first baseman Votto, H.Perez out.  

Reds eighth.  Barnhart lined out to left fielder S.Peterson.  Bourgeois grounded out, shortstop Segura to first baseman Lind.  Schumaker pinch-hitting for Villarreal.  Schumaker walked on a full count.  Phillips doubled to left, Schumaker scored.  Votto struck out.  

The Brewers are riding a season-high five-game win streak. Milwaukee's previous high win streak this season was three. The Brewers have not won six-plus games in a row since winning nine straight from April 4-13, 2014.

Since May 29, the Cincinnati Reds are 12-4 at home. That .750 winning percentage is the best in baseball in that time frame. The Brewers and Reds have played seven times this season, and despite the fact that Milwaukee has outhit Cincinnati, 56-53, the Reds have won five of the seven meetings. The Reds have won nine of the last 13 meetings against the Brewers in Cincinnati.

Adam Lind is hitting .405 (17-for-42) with three home runs and 13 runs batted in in his last 12 games. Lind has driven in at least one run in a career-high six consecutive games. The last Brewers' player to drive in a run in seven-plus consecutive games was Prince Fielder -- seven straight from April 6-14, 2011. The club record for consecutive games with an RBI is nine done three times: George Scott in 1975, Cecil Cooper in 1982 and Carlos Lee in 2005.

Todd Frazier is one of three MLB players leading his team in runs (54), hits (87), doubles (22), home runs (25) and runs batted in (54). The other two are Nolan Arenado, Colorado and Paul Goldschmidt, Arizona. Frazier has homered in four straight series versus Milwaukee.

Mike Fiers has gotten a little better each month this season: April 0-3, 5.79 ERA, .358 OppBA; May 1-2, 3.82 ERA, .260 OppBA; June 2-2, 3.57 ERA, .248 OppBA. The Brewers have won three of Fier's last four starts, and this season on the road against NL Central opponents Fiers is 2-1 with a 1.53 ERA in three starts (2 of the 3 at St. Louis).

Michael Lorenzen made his major-league debut at Great American Ball Park against the Brewers on April 29 and took the loss after allowing three runs (in 5.0 innings) on three solo home runs by Adam Lind, Khris Davis and Ryan Braun. Since then, Lorenzen has had four starts at home and is 1-0 with a 2.73 ERA in four consecutive quality starts.

HP - Tumpane, 1B - Hoye, 2B - Randazzo, 3B - Welke

The Milwaukee Brewers' outstanding surge at the plate has them on the verge of accomplishing something they've done only once in franchise history.
That certainly doesn't bode well for Mike Leake as he looks to recover from one of his worst outings.

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CINCINNATI (AP)  Taylor Jungmann kept the Milwaukee Brewers rolling.
The rookie right-hander allowed one run and four hits in eight innings and the Brewers extended their winning streak to eight games with a 6-1 win over the Cincinnati Reds on Sunday.

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Milwaukee Brewers @ Cincinnati Reds on July 5, 2015

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