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Reds

Schebler grounded out, second baseman Wong to first baseman Carpenter.

Grounded out, second baseman Wong to first baseman Carpenter.

Peraza hit an infield single to shortstop.

A.Alcántara singled to left, Peraza to third.

Cardinals

On B.Arroyo's wild pitch, Carpenter scored, Gyorko to third.

Carpenter doubled to right, Leake scored, De.Fowler scored, A.Díaz scored.

Doubled to right, Leake scored, De.Fowler scored, A.Díaz scored.

Duvall doubled to right, Hamilton scored.

E.Suárez singled to right, Duvall scored.

Schebler doubled to right, E.Suárez scored.

Votto singled to center, A.Alcántara scored, Mesoraco to third, Hamilton to second.

Singled to center, A.Alcántara scored, Mesoraco to third, Hamilton to second.

Cardinals first.  De.Fowler grounded out, second baseman Peraza to first baseman Votto.  A.Díaz grounded out, shortstop Cozart to first baseman Votto.  Carpenter walked on a full count.  Gyorko doubled to left, Carpenter to third.  On B.Arroyo's wild pitch, Carpenter scored, Gyorko to third.  Piscotty grounded out, third baseman E.Suárez to first baseman Votto.

Cardinals fifth.  Leake singled to center.  De.Fowler singled to center, Leake to second.  A.Díaz walked, Leake to third, De.Fowler to second.  Carpenter doubled to right, Leake scored, De.Fowler scored, A.Díaz scored.  Lorenzen pitching.  Gyorko singled to center, Carpenter to third.  Piscotty grounded into fielder's choice, shortstop Cozart to catcher Barnhart, Carpenter out, Gyorko to second.  Molina grounded into a double play, third baseman E.Suárez to second baseman Peraza to first baseman Votto, Piscotty out.

Reds sixth.  Duvall doubled to left.  E.Suárez struck out.  Schebler singled to left, Duvall scored.  Peraza grounded into fielder's choice, pitcher Leake to shortstop A.Díaz, Schebler out.  Barnhart doubled to right, Peraza to third.  Gennett pinch-hitting for Lorenzen.  Gennett flied out to center fielder De.Fowler.

Reds seventh.  Bowman pitching.  Hamilton singled to left.  Cozart struck out.  Votto grounded out, second baseman Wong to first baseman Carpenter, Hamilton to second.  Duvall doubled to right, Hamilton scored.  E.Suárez singled to right, Duvall scored.  E.Suárez to second.  On catcher Molina's throwing error, E.Suárez to third.  Cecil pitching.  Schebler doubled to right, E.Suárez scored.  Peraza grounded out, third baseman Gyorko to first baseman Carpenter.

Reds eighth.  Rosenthal pitching.  Barnhart walked on four pitches.  Mesoraco pinch-hitting for Wa.Peralta.  A.Alcántara pinch-running for Barnhart.  Mesoraco singled to left, A.Alcántara to second.  Hamilton walked, A.Alcántara to third, Mesoraco to second.  Cozart struck out.  Votto singled to center, A.Alcántara scored, Mesoraco to third, Hamilton to second.  Duvall struck out.  E.Suárez popped out to first baseman Carpenter.

The Reds took two of three from the Cardinals in St. Louis April 7-9. Cincinnati shut out the Cardinals in the both of its wins; the most times the Reds have ever shut out St. Louis over an entire season is four (done four times, last time in 1963). They blanked the Cardinals just once last season.

Cincinnati pitchers have given up at least one home run in seven consecutive games. The last time they had a longer such streak was August 9-18, 2016, when they allowed 1+ homer in nine straight contests.

The Cardinals have a 3.26 team ERA versus NL Central teams this season, compared to a 5.06 (45/80.0) ERA against non-divisional opponents.

Billy Hamilton has a league-high 10 stolen bases (in 11 attempts) in 2017. Hamilton has had 50+ stolen bases in each of the previous three seasons; the last Cincinnati player with a longer streak is Joe Morgan, who had five consecutive seasons with 50+ SB, 1972-76 (the longest such streak by any Cincinnati player since at least 1886).

Tim Adleman is 2-0 with a 3.33 (9/24.1) ERA and .216 (19/88) opponent average over his last four starts against NL Central opponents. Included in this stretch was a start against the Cardinals last September 26 in which Adelman threw seven innings of two-run, four-hit ball.

Lance Lynn has thrown 6+ innings while allowing no more than three hits and one run in each of his last two starts. The last Cardinals' pitcher to make 3+ consecutive starts with 6+ innings, three or fewer hits and one or fewer runs allowed was Bob Gibson (3), July 8-18, 1962 (streaks exclude any relief appearances).

HP - Marquez, 1B - Fairchild, 2B - Rackley, 3B - Vanover

ST. LOUIS -- Eugenio Suarez and the Cincinnati Reds found out the hard way Friday night that you never take anything for granted on the bases against St. Louis Cardinals catcher Yadier Molina.
After Devin Mesoraco drew a sixth-inning walk that filled the bases, Suarez trotted to third and then stopped about a step past third, believing time was about to be called and the Cardinals were about to make a pitching change.

Reds, Cardinals hope for break in rain

ST. LOUIS (AP)  Adam Duvall is not about to reveal his secret.
The slumping Cincinnati outfielder hit three doubles and a single Sunday, helping the Reds to a 5-4 win over the St. Louis Cardinals.

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Cincinnati Reds @ St. Louis Cardinals on April 30, 2017

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