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Arenado lined out to center fielder Senzel.

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Murphy doubled to left, Dahl scored, Arenado to third.

Doubled to left, Dahl scored, Arenado to third.

Suárez homered to right on a full count.

Reds sixth.  Gray grounded out, second baseman McMahon to first baseman Murphy.  Casali singled to right.  Winker tripled to left, Casali scored.  Winker was picked off, catcher Wolters to third baseman Arenado.  Votto struck out.

Rockies sixth.  Story flied out to right fielder Puig.  Dahl walked on four pitches.  Arenado singled to left, Dahl to second.  Murphy doubled to left, Dahl scored, Arenado to third.  Desmond walked.  McMahon grounded into a double play, shortstop J.Iglesias to second baseman Dietrich to first baseman Votto, Desmond out.

Reds seventh.  Suárez homered to right on a full count.  Puig grounded out, third baseman Arenado to first baseman Murphy.  Dietrich grounded out, first baseman Murphy to pitcher Gray.  Senzel struck out.

Rockies eighth.  Hernandez pitching.  Ervin in as left fielder.  Story struck out.  Dahl homered to right on a 2-2 count.  Arenado lined out to center fielder Senzel.  Murphy homered to right on a 0-2 count.  Desmond doubled to right.  Lorenzen pitching.  McMahon struck out.

 The Reds are in last place in the NL Central despite being just 4.5 games behind division-leading Chicago. In the divisional era (since 1969), that is the second-fewest games that a last place team has trailed the first place team in a division at the All-Star break.

 The Rockies lost six consecutive games entering the All-Star break, falling to one game below .500 on the season. The only season in which Colorado has been below .500 at any time post-All-Star break and made the playoffs in that same season was 2007, when the team made its only run to the World Series.

 Charlie Blackmon has recorded 64 hits in 32 games at Coors Field this season, tied with Chuck Klein in 1930 for the most by any player through as many home games played in a season in the live-ball era (since 1920).

 All-Star Sonny Gray tied a career high with 12 strikeouts against Milwaukee in his last start before the break. Gray (10.26 SO/9 IP) is averaging over a strikeout per inning for the first time since his first season with Oakland in 2013.

 With Jon Gray on the mound for Colorado, this is the first matchup of starting pitchers with the last name Gray in MLB history. The last time that two pitchers squared off with the same color as a last name was Jumbo Brown (NYY) vs. Lloyd Brown (Bos) on July 26, 1933 (requires same spelling of last name).

 Yasiel Puig is the first Red with 20+ home runs at the All-Star break in his first season with the team since Ken Griffey Jr. had 28 in 2000. Since June 15, Puig has hit an NL-best nine home runs.

HP - Cooper, 1B - Hoye, 2B - Rehak, 3B - Ripperger

The Cincinnati Reds and Colorado Rockies overcame slow starts to the season and put themselves in the playoff picture with successful stretches in May and June. They each headed into the All-Star break on down notes, however, and will try to turn things around again when they open a three-game series in Denver on Friday night.
The Reds lost eight of their first nine games to open the season. They pulled within two games of .500 with a season-high six-game winning streak last month, but then lost two one-sided games to the Cleveland Indians heading into the break.

Reds, Rockies look to keep pace in playoff race

DENVER (AP)  Daniel Murphy's first homer at Coors Field as a member of the Colorado Rockies was a long time coming.
Quite timely, too.

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Cincinnati Reds @ Colorado Rockies on July 13, 2019

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