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Reds

J.Iglesias grounded out, first baseman Sandoval unassisted.

Senzel flied out to center fielder Duggar.

Suárez singled to right, Votto to third.

Winker grounded out, catcher Vogt to first baseman Sandoval, Suárez to second.

Grounded out, catcher Vogt to first baseman Sandoval, Suárez to second.

Puig singled to center, Votto scored, Suárez scored.

Singled to center, Votto scored, Suárez scored.

Grounded out, first baseman Sandoval unassisted.

Giants

Barnhart singled to left, Dietrich scored, J.Iglesias to third.

Singled to left, Dietrich scored, J.Iglesias to third.

Senzel tripled to center, J.Iglesias scored, Barnhart scored.

Tripled to center, J.Iglesias scored, Barnhart scored.

Suárez doubled to left, Senzel scored, Votto to third.

Doubled to left, Senzel scored, Votto to third.

Reds second.  Puig flied out to right fielder Williamson.  Dietrich safe at first on fielding error by left fielder Austin.  J.Iglesias singled to left, Dietrich to second.  Castillo flied out on a bunt to first baseman Belt.  Barnhart singled to left, Dietrich scored, J.Iglesias to third.  Senzel tripled to center, J.Iglesias scored, Barnhart scored.  Votto walked.  Suárez doubled to left, Senzel scored, Votto to third.  Winker grounded out, second baseman Panik to first baseman Belt.

Reds ninth.  Bergen pitching.  Sandoval in as first baseman.  Senzel flied out to center fielder Duggar.  Votto was hit by a pitch.  Suárez singled to right, Votto to third.  Winker grounded out, catcher Vogt to first baseman Sandoval, Suárez to second.  Puig singled to center, Votto scored, Suárez scored.  Puig to second.  Farmer pinch-hitting for Lorenzen.  Farmer singled to center, Puig scored.  J.Iglesias grounded out, first baseman Sandoval unassisted.

 The Reds lost two of three games at Oakland in their most recent series, including getting no-hit by Mike Fiers on Tuesday night. Cincinnati is 7-14 (.333) on the road this season -- only the Marlins, at 4-12 (.250), have a worse road record in the National League this season.

 The Giants split a weather-shortened two-game set at Coors Field, winning the first game, 14-4, and losing the second game, 12-11. It's the first time San Francisco has scored 10+ runs in two straight games since May 22-23, 2015 -- the last time the team scored 10+ runs in three straight was from August 23-25, 2010.

 The Reds and Giants split a four-game series in Cincinnati earlier this month. Cincinnati hit 15 home runs in that series, tying the most the team has ever hit in any series in the live-ball era (the Reds hit 15 HR in a three-game series against the Phillies from September 3-5, 1999).

 Derek Dietrich hit his 10th home run of the season yesterday in his 36th career game with the Reds. In the live-ball era, only two left-handed batters have reached 10 career home runs with the Reds in fewer games than Dietrich -- Ken Griffey Jr. and Adam Dunn (34 games each).

 Through eight starts this season, Luis Castillo has a 1.97 ERA and a .176 opponent batting average. In the last 40 seasons, the only other Red with a sub-2.00 ERA and a sub-.200 opponent batting average through his first eight starts in a season was Johnny Cueto in 2014.

 Dating back to last July, Pablo Sandoval has gone 88 consecutive plate appearances without drawing a walk, the longest active streak in baseball by a non-pitcher.

HP - Culbreth, 1B - May, 2B - Bucknor, 3B - Reyburn

The Cincinnati Reds hope a second series against the Giants already this month will once again awaken their bats when the clubs kick off a three-game series Friday night, this time in San Francisco.
The Reds are coming off a three-game series across the San Francisco Bay in Oakland in which they were no-hit in the opener and shut out over the final 11 innings of a 13-inning loss before finally scraping together just enough offense to win the finale 3-0 behind the pitching of Tanner Roark.

Reds hope history repeats against Giants

SAN FRANCISCO (AP)  When Luis Castillo walked the first two batters he faced, he didn't panic. Instead he just kept his focus.
Castillo struck out a season-high 11 in six innings, Nick Senzel hit a two-run triple and the Cincinnati Reds beat the San Francisco Giants 7-0 on Friday night.

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SF	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0

Cincinnati Reds @ San Francisco Giants on May 11, 2019

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