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E.Suárez homered off the left field foul pole on a full count.

Homered off the left field foul pole on a full count.

Kemp flied out to center fielder Brinson.

E.Suárez singled to left, Winker scored, Votto to second.

Singled to left, Winker scored, Votto to second.

Reds

Votto singled to left, Casali scored, Winker to third.

Singled to left, Casali scored, Winker to third.

Puig doubled to left, Winker scored, Votto scored.

Doubled to left, Winker scored, Votto scored.

Reds fourth.  Winker singled to center.  Votto singled to left, Winker to second.  Puig flied out to right fielder O'Brien, Winker to third.  Suárez singled to left, Winker scored, Votto to second.  Kemp struck out.  Peraza struck out, catcher Wallach to first baseman Walker.

Reds fifth.  Casali singled to center.  J.Iglesias flied out to center fielder Brinson, Casali to second.  Dietrich pinch-hitting for Stephenson.  Dietrich struck out.  Winker walked.  Votto singled to left, Casali scored, Winker to third.  Puig doubled to left, Winker scored, Votto scored.  Anderson pitching.  Herrera in as right fielder.  Puig stole third.  Suárez struck out.

Reds eighth.  Romo pitching.  Suárez homered off the left field foul pole on a full count.  Kemp flied out to center fielder Brinson.  Peraza struck out.  Casali doubled to left.  J.Iglesias struck out.

 The Marlins are hitting .211 against right-handed pitching this season, sixth worst in MLB. Last season, Miami slugged .361 against righties, worst in baseball.

 After winning on Opening Day, the Reds have lost eight consecutive games, most recently being swept by the Pirates in a four-game series. Cincinnati, whose franchise began in 1882, has scored only 21 runs, its fewest through nine games of the season in franchise history.

 Miami went 5-2 against Cincinnati last season, holding the Reds to 14 runs. The Marlins shut out the Reds three times last season, the third time in franchise history where they have shut out a non-divisional opponent at least three times in a season, along with the Pirates in 2011 and Cardinals in 1995.

 Martin Prado is hitting .476 this season, including going 7-for-9 with runners on. He is hitting .316 since last season's All-Star Break after hitting .228 before the break in 2018.

 Since September 1 of last season, Luis Castillo's 1.18 ERA is the lowest in baseball (minimum five starts). From Opening Day last season to August 31, Castillo posted a 4.98 ERA, fourth highest in the NL (minimum 20 starts).

 The Reds' outfield is slashing .111/.170/.162 with three extra-base hits and three runs scored. All five statistics rank last in MLB.

HP - Gibson, 1B - Barry, 2B - Lentz, 3B - Danley

In four series this season, the Miami Marlins have yet to win any.
That trend continued on Wednesday as they lost to the host Cincinnati Reds 2-1 -- blowing a one-run lead in the eighth.

Reds going for sweep of visiting Marlins

CINCINNATI (AP)  For two days, Yasiel Puig sat and watched the Reds finally emerge from their deep slump. He felt pressure to do something important in his first game back.
Puig returned from a two-game suspension and doubled home a pair of runs, helping Cincinnati complete a reinvigorating three-game sweep of the Miami Marlins with a 5-0 victory on Thursday.

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Miami Marlins @ Cincinnati Reds on April 11, 2019

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