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Reds

Peraza flied out to right fielder Renfroe.

Farmer grounded out, second baseman Kinsler to first baseman Hosmer.

Grounded out, second baseman Kinsler to first baseman Hosmer.

Padres

J.Iglesias singled to center, Peraza scored, Kemp to third.

Singled to center, Peraza scored, Kemp to third.

Hosmer homered to right on the first pitch.

Barnhart singled to center, Schebler scored, Farmer to second.

Singled to center, Schebler scored, Farmer to second.

Puig hit a sacrifice fly to right fielder Renfroe, Suárez scored.

Hit a sacrifice fly to right fielder Renfroe, Suárez scored.

Hosmer singled to center, Tatis Jr. scored, Machado to second.

Singled to center, Tatis Jr. scored, Machado to second.

Reds first.  Peraza singled to center.  Suárez struck out.  Puig grounded out, shortstop Tatis Jr. to first baseman Hosmer, Peraza to second.  Peraza stole third.  Kemp walked on four pitches.  J.Iglesias singled to center, Peraza scored, Kemp to third.  Schebler grounded out, third baseman Machado to first baseman Hosmer.

Padres second.  Hosmer homered to right on the first pitch.  Myers singled to center.  Kinsler walked, Myers to second.  Pirela struck out.  Lauer struck out.  Tatis Jr. flied out to right fielder Puig.

Reds fourth.  J.Iglesias popped out to center fielder Myers.  Schebler hit an infield single to second.  Farmer singled to left, Schebler to second.  Barnhart singled to center, Schebler scored, Farmer to second.  Castillo bunted into fielder's choice, first baseman Hosmer to third baseman Machado, Farmer out, Barnhart to second.  Peraza grounded into fielder's choice, third baseman Machado unassisted, Barnhart out, Castillo to second.

Reds fifth.  Suárez walked.  On pickoff attempt, throwing error by pitcher Lauer, Suárez to third.  Puig hit a sacrifice fly to right fielder Renfroe, Suárez scored.  Kemp grounded out, shortstop Tatis Jr. to first baseman Hosmer.  J.Iglesias flied out to center fielder Myers.

Reds seventh.  Winker pinch-hitting for Castillo.  Winker homered to right on a full count.  Peraza struck out.  Suárez struck out.  Puig struck out.

Padres eighth.  Stephenson pitching.  Tatis Jr. tripled to left.  F.Mejía struck out.  Machado walked on four pitches.  Renfroe fouled out to third baseman Suárez.  Garrett pitching.  Hosmer singled to center, Tatis Jr. scored, Machado to second.  Hughes pitching.  Myers grounded into fielder's choice, third baseman Suárez unassisted, Machado out, Hosmer to second.

 Since 2013, the Reds are 5-13 on the road in San Diego, their worst away record against an NL opponent over that span. The Reds still have a narrow edge, 158-156, in games played between these teams in San Diego all-time.

 The Reds were swept in a three-game series by the Dodgers in Los Angeles, bringing them to seven consecutive road losses to start the season. This is the second-longest road losing streak to start a season in franchise history behind the 1931 team which lost its first nine road games.

 The Padres dropped a two-game set to the Rockies in San Diego, having been outscored 13-4 over the two games. San Diego is still above .500 at 11-8 despite having a -12 run differential this season, the lowest run differential by a team with a winning record.

 Jose Peraza is hitless in his last 20 plate appearances and he has not drawn a walk in 144 consecutive plate appearances dating back to September 6, 2018. That is the longest active streak in MLB by a position player. Teammate Matt Kemp has the next-longest streak at 95 straight plate appearances.

 Wil Myers had a solo home run in both games against the Rockies, bringing his home run total for the season to five and his RBI total for the season to nine. Myers and Christian Walker (Ari, five HR and nine RBI) are the only hitters in MLB with five-plus home runs and fewer than 10 RBI.

 Chris Paddack has limited opposing hitters to a .130 batting average in his first three career starts. That is the lowest opponent batting average over the first three career starts for any Padre in franchise history.

HP - Guccione, 1B - Barrett, 2B - Everitt, 3B - Welke

Before Friday night's game at Petco Park in San Diego, rival managers David Bell of the Cincinnati Reds and Andy Green of the Padres spoke optimistically about their struggling offenses.
"I think we're ready to snap out of it," said Bell, whose team had lost four games in a row before defeating the Padres 4-1 in Thursday night's series opener.

Reds, Padres struggling to find their offensive grooves

SAN DIEGO (AP)  Cincinnati Reds pitcher Luis Castillo wasn't sharp, but it was hard to tell.
''It's a pretty nice luxury when you don't have you best stuff and you strike out nine and walk one,'' Reds catcher Tucker Barnhart said.

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Cincinnati Reds @ San Diego Padres on April 21, 2019

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