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Reds

Barnhart flied out to center fielder Jankowski.

Duvall popped out to center fielder Jankowski.

Phillips hit a ground-rule double to left.

E.Suárez flied out to center fielder Jankowski, Phillips to third.

Flied out to center fielder Jankowski, Phillips to third.

Padres

Bruce hit a sacrifice fly to center fielder Jankowski, Cozart scored.

Hit a sacrifice fly to center fielder Jankowski, Cozart scored.

Phillips singled to center, Votto scored, Duvall to third.

Singled to center, Votto scored, Duvall to third.

E.Suárez doubled to center, Duvall scored, Phillips scored.

Doubled to center, Duvall scored, Phillips scored.

E.Suárez singled to center, Bruce scored, Phillips scored.

Singled to center, Bruce scored, Phillips scored.

Reds first.  Hamilton was out bunting, pitcher E.Jackson to first baseman Myers.  Cozart tripled to left.  Bethancourt in as left fielder.  Votto walked.  Bruce hit a sacrifice fly to center fielder Jankowski, Cozart scored.  Duvall singled to center, Votto to second.  Phillips singled to center, Votto scored, Duvall to third.  E.Suárez doubled to center, Duvall scored, Phillips scored.  Barnhart flied out to center fielder Jankowski.

Reds fifth.  Votto singled to center.  Bruce grounded into fielder's choice, second baseman Schimpf to shortstop A.Ramírez, Votto out.  Duvall popped out to second baseman Schimpf.  Phillips doubled to right, Bruce to third.  E.Suárez singled to center, Bruce scored, Phillips scored.  On left fielder Bethancourt's fielding error, E.Suárez to second.  Barnhart was intentionally walked.  Finnegan struck out, catcher De.Norris to first baseman Myers.

The Reds beat the Giants, 2-1, in San Francisco on Wednesday, giving them the series win. It was their fourth straight series win, and improved them to 8-4 since the All-Star break,

The Padres beat the Blue Jays, 8-4 in Toronto to avoid a series sweep. The Padres return home for just the third series this month, after going 6-11 on the road.

The Padres took three of four in Cincinnati in June, including a 13-4 win that saw San Diego hit four home runs and score at least one run in each of the first eight innings.

Brandon Finnegan took the loss against the Diamondbacks on Sunday, allowing six runs (all earned) in 5.0 innings. He has made just one career start against San Diego, when he allowed three runs in 6.2 innings but ended up taking the loss on June 25.

Edwin Jackson made his second start of the season on Saturday against the Nationals, allowing two runs in 6.0 innings, and taking a no-decision. In both his starts, Jackson has gone at least 6.0 innings and allowed two or fewer runs, which has dropped his ERA from 5.91 (as a reliever) to 4.30.

Jay Bruce continued his torrid streak on Wednesday, homering in his fifth straight game, with six total home runs in those games. Bruce became the seventh Red to go deep in five straight, and the first since Devin Mesoraco in 2014.

HP - DeMuth, 1B - Gibson, 2B - De Jesus, 3B - Estabrook

SAN DIEGO -- Cincinnati Reds right-hander Homer Bailey has waited a long time for Sunday's rubber match of a three-game series against the San Diego Padres at Petco Park.
"Rehab is not easy. I wouldn't wish it on anyone," Bailey said recently.

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SAN DIEGO (AP)  Brandon Finnegan made some adjustments after his last start. The changes worked against the San Diego Padres.
Finnegan incorporated a changeup into his repertoire and pitched six scoreless innings as the Cincinnati Reds beat the Padres 6-0 on Friday night.

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Cincinnati Reds @ San Diego Padres on July 30, 2016

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