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Reds

L.Schafer sacrificed, catcher B.Pena to second baseman Phillips, Maldonado to third.

Sacrificed, catcher B.Pena to second baseman Phillips, Maldonado to third.

Segura tripled to right, Maldonado scored.

Lucroy hit a sacrifice fly to center fielder Bourgeois, Segura scored.

Hit a sacrifice fly to center fielder Bourgeois, Segura scored.

Do.Santana was hit by a pitch, Lind to second.

Brewers

Braun homered to left on the first pitch.

B.Pena singled to center, Frazier scored.

Lucroy singled to left, Maldonado scored.

Brewers first.  Segura grounded out, second baseman Phillips to first baseman Votto.  Lucroy struck out.  Braun homered to left on the first pitch.  K.Davis grounded out, third baseman Frazier to first baseman Votto.

Reds second.  Frazier doubled to left.  Suarez grounded out, shortstop Segura to first baseman Lucroy, Frazier to third.  B.Pena singled to center, Frazier scored.  Schumaker struck out.  Jo.Lamb grounded out, second baseman E.Herrera to first baseman Lucroy.

Brewers third.  Maldonado doubled to left.  W.Peralta sacrificed, third baseman Frazier to second baseman Phillips, Maldonado to third.  Segura struck out.  Lucroy singled to left, Maldonado scored.  Braun struck out.

Brewers eighth.  Maldonado doubled to right.  L.Schafer sacrificed, catcher B.Pena to second baseman Phillips, Maldonado to third.  Segura tripled to right, Maldonado scored.  Ju.Diaz pitching.  Lucroy hit a sacrifice fly to center fielder Bourgeois, Segura scored.  Braun tripled to right.  Lind pinch-hitting for Jeffress.  Lind was intentionally walked.  Do.Santana was hit by a pitch, Lind to second.  H.Perez struck out.

The Brewers have won four consecutive games against the Reds, while recording at least six runs and 11 hits in each game during the streak. The Brewers have outscored Cincinnati 33-8 in the four games.

The Reds have gone just 6-19 this month, which is their worst record during the month of August since they went just 7-25 in August 1945.

The Brewers have lost four consecutive games, and have also allowed at least six runs in four consecutive games for the first time a six-game streak April 30 -- May 5, 2013.

Raisel Iglesias tallied 13 strikeouts in his last start, tied for the most in a single game by a rookie pitcher in 2015 along with the Mets' Noah Syndergaard. It also tied for the second most strikeouts in a single game by a Reds rookie behind Gary Nolan's 15 in 1967.

Khris Davis leads the National League with 10 home runs in August and is tied for the lead at 23 RBI. If he has a productive weekend, he could be fifth Brewers player (and just second since 1989) to lead the league in home runs and RBI for a month.

Joey Votto is third in the NL with a .992 OPS in 2015. It would be his fifth season with an OPS of .900 or greater while qualifying for the batting title since 2009 -- tied with Miguel Cabrera for the most in the majors.

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Wily Peralta says he's feeling fine, but the Milwaukee Brewers are skeptical.
Peralta will try to allay any concerns and seeks a measure of improvement in the finale of this three-game set with the Cincinnati Reds on Sunday.

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MILWAUKEE (AP)  After a poor start in his last game, Wily Peralta insisted he'd rebound in his next outing.
The Brewers starter did just that, pitching seven strong innings as the Milwaukee Brewers defeated the Cincinnati Reds 4-1 on Sunday afternoon.

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Cincinnati Reds @ Milwaukee Brewers on August 30, 2015

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