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Barnhart flied out to right fielder Heyward.

Frazier grounded out, third baseman Mar.Reynolds to first baseman Piscotty.

Grounded out, third baseman Mar.Reynolds to first baseman Piscotty.

Suárez flied out to right fielder Heyward.

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Votto homered to center on a 1-0 count, Leake scored, Phillips scored.

Homered to center on a 1-0 count, Leake scored, Phillips scored.

Reds sixth.  Leake singled to right.  B.Hamilton sacrificed, pitcher Jai.Garcia to second baseman Wong, Leake to second.  Bourgeois struck out.  Phillips walked on a full count.  Votto homered to center on a 1-0 count, Leake scored, Phillips scored.  Frazier doubled to left.  Bruce popped out to second baseman Wong.

Reds ninth.  Choate pitching.  Reynolds in as third baseman.  Piscotty in as first baseman.  Heyward in as right fielder.  Votto doubled to left.  Socolovich pitching.  Frazier grounded out, third baseman Reynolds to first baseman Piscotty.  Bruce singled to right, Votto scored.  Suarez flied out to right fielder Heyward.  Barnhart flied out to right fielder Heyward.

The Reds dropped two of three over the weekend in Colorado, including getting drubbed, 17-7, on Sunday. The last time Cincinnati allowed more than 17 runs in a single game was when it lost 22-1 to the Phillies on July 6, 2009.

St. Louis lost, 3-2, to the Braves on Sunday, snapping its five-game winning streak in the process. The Cardinals have played 38 one-run contests in 2015 -- tied with the Cubs for most in the majors.

Including a three-game sweep earlier this year at Busch Stadium, the Cardinals have won five straight vs. the Reds, and are 5-1 against Cincinnati in 2015 overall. St. Louis hasn't lost a home series to Cincinnati since September 2-4, 2011 (won nine straight home series vs. Reds since).

Raisel Iglesias allowed two runs (both earned) in 5.2 innings last Tuesday against the Cubs, garnering a no-decision for his efforts. Iglesias' first career MLB start came in a no-decision vs. the Cardinals on April 12 earlier this season (5.0 IP, 3 ER).

Lance Lynn went 6.0 innings and allowed two runs (both earned) in his latest start against the White Sox in Chicago (last Wednesday), but got zero runs of support, and was saddled with his sixth no-decision of the 2015 campaign. Lynn is 5-1 with a 1.83 ERA at home this season.

Brandon Phillips went 1-for-5 yesterday, and is now batting .316 during his current eight-game hitting streak. Phillips has four 7+ game hit streaks in 2015, all of which have come since May 31.

HP - Iassogna, 1B - Muchlinski, 2B - Wegner, 3B - Foster

John Lackey has been dominant recently but that's been the case at home all season. That could change against red-hot Joey Votto and the Cincinnati Reds.
Lackey will try to slow Votto down and help the St. Louis Cardinals beat the Reds for the 10th time in 12 meetings at Busch Stadium on Wednesday night.

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ST. LOUIS (AP)  If that was Mike Leake's final turn in the rotation with the Cincinnati Reds, he ended with a flourish.
''Now it's make or break,'' Leake said after throwing eight innings of four-hit ball in a 4-0 victory over the St. Louis Cardinals on Tuesday night. ''I mean, that's either the last start or I'm back. It's three more days until the deadline, and we'll see what happens.''

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Cincinnati Reds @ St. Louis Cardinals on July 29, 2015

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