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Reds

Winker singled to right, Votto to second.

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

Singled to left, Votto scored, Winker to third.

Schebler walked on four pitches, Puig to second.

J.Iglesias hit an infield single to shortstop, Winker scored, Puig to third, Schebler to second.

Hit an infield single to shortstop, Winker scored, Puig to third, Schebler to second.

Casali doubled to right, Puig scored, Schebler scored, J.Iglesias scored.

Doubled to right, Puig scored, Schebler scored, J.Iglesias scored.

Cardinals

E.Suárez homered to left on a full count.

Casali singled to center, Schebler scored, J.Iglesias to second.

Singled to center, Schebler scored, J.Iglesias to second.

Votto homered to right on the first pitch.

DeJong singled to center, Carpenter scored, Goldschmidt to third.

Singled to center, Carpenter scored, Goldschmidt to third.

Puig homered to center on a 1-1 count, Winker scored.

Homered to center on a 1-1 count, Winker scored.

Reds first.  Votto struck out.  Suárez homered to left on a full count.  Winker struck out.  Puig lined out to center fielder Fowler.

Reds fourth.  Winker homered to center on a 1-1 count.  Puig popped out to second baseman Wong.  Schebler walked.  J.Iglesias singled to right, Schebler to third.  Casali singled to center, Schebler scored, J.Iglesias to second.  DeSclafani sacrificed, first baseman Goldschmidt to second baseman Wong, J.Iglesias to third, Casali to second.  Peraza popped out to second baseman Wong.

Reds fifth.  Votto homered to right on the first pitch.  Suárez grounded out, third baseman Carpenter to first baseman Goldschmidt.  Winker struck out.  Puig grounded out, pitcher Mikolas to first baseman Goldschmidt.

Cardinals seventh.  Garrett pitching.  Wong singled to center.  O'Neill pinch-hitting for Helsley.  O'Neill grounded into a double play, second baseman Peraza to first baseman Votto, Wong out.  Carpenter walked on four pitches.  Lorenzen pitching.  Goldschmidt singled to right, Carpenter to second.  DeJong singled to center, Carpenter scored, Goldschmidt to third.  Ozuna popped out to second baseman Peraza.

Reds eighth.  Webb pitching.  Winker walked.  Puig homered to center on a 1-1 count, Winker scored.  Schebler struck out.  Gallegos pitching.  J.Iglesias flied out to left fielder Ozuna.  Casali struck out.

Reds ninth.  Leone pitching.  Lorenzen struck out.  Peraza homered to left on a 2-1 count.  Votto singled to left.  Suárez struck out.  Winker singled to right, Votto to second.  Puig singled to left, Votto scored, Winker to third.  Schebler walked on four pitches, Puig to second.  J.Iglesias hit an infield single to shortstop, Winker scored, Puig to third, Schebler to second.  Casali doubled to right, Puig scored, Schebler scored, J.Iglesias scored.  Gyorko pitching.  Ervin pinch-hitting for Lorenzen.  Ervin struck out.

 The Reds have now won two consecutive series after taking two of three games against the Braves. Cincinnati is one of two teams this season that has not allowed 10+ runs in any game (Giants).

 The Cardinals have won five games in a row, tying their longest win streak of the season. Over this streak, St. Louis is batting .329 as a team while averaging 7.6 runs per game. The Cardinals own the best run differential in the National League this season at +33.

 These teams split a two-game set in Cincinnati earlier this month. Since June 10 of last year, the Reds are 8-4 against the Cardinals -- prior to that stretch of play, St. Louis had won 13 consecutive games against the Reds.

 Paul DeJong has multiple hits in five of his last seven games, and is batting .419 (13-for-31) over that time. The Cardinals are a perfect 10-0 this season when DeJong records multiple base hits in a game.

 The Reds are batting .200 through 24 games this season, the lowest mark by the team through as many games in a single season in the live-ball era (since 1920). The last team besides the Reds with a .200 or worse batting average through 24 games in a season was the 2003 Detroit Tigers (.182).

 Through five starts this season, Miles Mikolas has a 4.97 ERA and a 2.1 strikeout-walk ratio. In his first five starts last season, Mikolas had a 3.27 ERA and a 13.5 strikeout-walk ratio.

HP - Tumpane, 1B - Barrett, 2B - Danley, 3B - Barksdale

The St. Louis Cardinals, winners of five consecutive games, took a breather on Thursday ahead of resuming their homestand with the first of three games against the Cincinnati Reds on Friday night.
The Reds, meanwhile, rode the pitching of Luis Castillo and the hitting of Eugenio Suarez to build a 3-0 lead at home against Atlanta on Thursday, then waited out a rain delay of more than 2 1/2 hours and survived a Braves rally to win 4-2. The game ended around midnight EDT.

After late night in Cincinnati, Reds visit Cardinals

ST. LOUIS (AP)  This time, Anthony DeSclafani turned in the gem for the Cincinnati Reds.
DeSclafani tossed six scoreless innings, and Cincinnati bashed five homers in a 12-1 victory over St. Louis on Friday night that snapped the Cardinals' five-game win streak.

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Cincinnati Reds @ St. Louis Cardinals on April 27, 2019

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