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Pérez grounded out, second baseman Dietrich to first baseman Votto

Lindor grounded out, second baseman Dietrich to first baseman Votto, Allen to third.

Grounded out, second baseman Dietrich to first baseman Votto, Allen to third.

Mercado grounded out, pitcher Bowman to first baseman Votto.

Grounded out, pitcher Bowman to first baseman Votto.

Jo.Ramírez walked on a full count, Allen scored, Santana to third, Kipnis to second.

Walked on a full count, Allen scored, Santana to third, Kipnis to second.

Bauers singled to right, Santana scored, Kipnis scored, Jo.Ramírez to third.

Singled to right, Santana scored, Kipnis scored, Jo.Ramírez to third.

R.Pérez grounded out, second baseman Dietrich to first baseman Votto.

Grounded out, second baseman Dietrich to first baseman Votto.

Reds

Puig homered to right on a 1-2 count, E.Suárez scored.

Homered to right on a 1-2 count, E.Suárez scored.

Lindor homered off the right field foul pole on a 2-2 count.

Homered off the right field foul pole on a 2-2 count.

R.Pérez homered to right on a full count, Jo.Ramírez scored.

Homered to right on a full count, Jo.Ramírez scored.

Indians first.  Lindor homered to right on a 2-1 count.  Mercado grounded out, second baseman Dietrich to first baseman Votto.  Santana popped out to shortstop J.Iglesias.  Kipnis struck out.

Reds first.  Winker lined out to center fielder Mercado.  Votto flied out to center fielder Mercado.  Suárez singled to left.  Puig homered to right on a 1-2 count, Suárez scored.  Dietrich struck out.

Indians fifth.  Bieber grounded out, first baseman Votto to pitcher DeSclafani.  Lindor homered off the right field foul pole on a 2-2 count.  Mercado grounded out, shortstop J.Iglesias to first baseman Votto.  Santana flied out to center fielder Senzel.

Indians eighth.  Kipnis grounded out, second baseman Dietrich to first baseman Votto.  J.Ramírez doubled to right.  Bauers struck out.  Pérez homered to right on a full count, J.Ramírez scored.  Naquin struck out.

Indians ninth.  Bowman pitching.  Farmer in as catcher.  Bradley pinch-hitting for Bieber.  Bradley doubled to right.  Allen pinch-running for Bradley.  Lindor grounded out, second baseman Dietrich to first baseman Votto, Allen to third.  Mercado grounded out, pitcher Bowman to first baseman Votto.  Santana was intentionally walked.  On defensive indifference, Santana to second.  Kipnis walked on four pitches.  J.Ramírez walked on a full count, Allen scored, Santana to third, Kipnis to second.  Bauers singled to right, Santana scored, Kipnis scored, J.Ramírez to third.  Pérez grounded out, second baseman Dietrich to first baseman Votto.

 Cleveland owns the best record in the American League since June 1 at 20-9. The Tribe's starters have held opponents to a .225 batting average, third best in MLB behind the Reds (.215) and Nationals (.219).

 The Reds have posted back-to-back shutouts, the second time they have done that this season (also May 9 and 10). They have only shut out their opponent in three straight games three times in franchise history, most recently from June 21-23, 1963.

 Cleveland is 16-6 against Cincinnati since 2015 -- those 16 wins are tied for the most by any team against any interleague opponent (Pittsburgh over Detroit). The Tribe have outscored the Reds by 58 runs in that time, most by any team against any interleague foe.

 Jose Ramirez hit two home runs on July 4 -- he had only five home runs in 82 games before then. Since June 14 he is slashing .288/.360/.530 -- before that he was slashing .198/.294/.292 on the season.

 In 80 games this season, Yasiel Puig has hit 19 home runs and has stolen 13 bases. He is the fourth player in the modern era with at least 15 homers and 10 steals in his first 80 games with the Reds, joining Greg Vaughn in 1999, Ron Gant in 1995 and Bobby Tolan in 1969.

 The Reds are hitting .309 in the first inning this season, best in MLB. They have outscored their opponents by 36 runs in the first inning this season -- the next best in MLB is the Twins at +17.

HP - Bellino, 1B - Rackley, 2B - Vanover, 3B - Whitson

The Cincinnati Reds recorded back-to-back shutouts in their past two games to help give the upstart club wins in three straight games and 11 of their past 17.
The Reds aim to continue their improvement in the National League Central on Saturday when they begin an abbreviated two-game interleague series against the visiting Cleveland Indians.

Reds' shutout streak on the line vs. Indians

CINCINNATI (AP)  In a foreboding tone, manager Terry Francona called Shane Bieber to his hotel room to deliver some important news on Cleveland's day off. The faked sternness soon yielded to tears of joy - the second-year pitcher was going to be an All-Star.
First, he had to go pitch like one of the best.

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Cleveland Guardians @ Cincinnati Reds on July 6, 2019

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