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Sosa was out advancing, third baseman Suárez to shortstop J.Iglesias, Sosa out

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E.Suárez homered to left on a 3-1 count.

Votto singled to right, Roark scored, Winker to third.

Singled to right, Roark scored, Winker to third.

E.Suárez hit a sacrifice fly to center fielder Fowler, Winker scored.

Hit a sacrifice fly to center fielder Fowler, Winker scored.

DeJong homered to left on a 2-2 count, Wieters scored.

Homered to left on a 2-2 count, Wieters scored.

DeJong singled to left, Fowler scored, Wieters to second.

Singled to left, Fowler scored, Wieters to second.

Edman homered to center on the first pitch, Wieters scored, DeJong scored, Wong scored.

Homered to center on the first pitch, Wieters scored, DeJong scored, Wong scored.

Graterol singled to left, J.Iglesias scored.

Reds first.  Winker grounded out, second baseman Wong to first baseman Goldschmidt.  Votto grounded out, shortstop DeJong to first baseman Goldschmidt.  Suárez homered to left on a 3-1 count.  Puig grounded out, third baseman Edman to first baseman Goldschmidt.

Reds third.  Roark doubled to left.  Winker singled to left, Roark to third.  Votto singled to right, Roark scored, Winker to third.  Votto to second.  Suárez hit a sacrifice fly to center fielder Fowler, Winker scored.  Puig doubled to right, Votto to third.  Gennett struck out.  Ervin flied out to center fielder Fowler.

Cardinals fifth.  Wieters singled to center.  DeJong homered to left on a 2-2 count, Wieters scored.  Wong was hit by a pitch.  Hudson fouled out on a bunt to catcher Graterol, Wong to second.  Edman grounded out, first baseman Votto unassisted, Wong to third.  Martínez walked on a full count.  Goldschmidt struck out.

Cardinals sixth.  Stephenson pitching.  O'Neill fouled out to catcher Graterol.  Fowler walked on a full count.  Wieters singled to center, Fowler to third.  DeJong singled to left, Fowler scored, Wieters to second.  Wong singled to right, Wieters to third, DeJong to second.  Muñoz pinch-hitting for Hudson.  Muñoz flied out to right fielder Puig.  Edman homered to center on the first pitch, Wieters scored, DeJong scored, Wong scored.  Sims pitching.  VanMeter in as second baseman.  Martínez grounded out, third baseman Suárez to first baseman Votto.

Reds sixth.  Gant pitching.  Ervin popped out to shortstop DeJong.  J.Iglesias doubled to left.  Graterol singled to left, J.Iglesias scored.  VanMeter walked on a full count, Graterol to second.  Gallegos pitching.  Fowler in as right fielder.  Bader in as center fielder.  Winker grounded into a double play, shortstop DeJong to first baseman Goldschmidt, VanMeter out.

 The Cardinals have won four of the first seven matchups of the season with the Reds, and are 13-4 in their last 17 games in Cincinnati. In this year's meetings, St. Louis is averaging 5.8 runs in its four wins but just 1.3 runs per game in its three defeats.

 The Cardinals haven't scored in double digits since beating the Royals 10-3 on May 22. This stretch of 45 consecutive games of failing to score in double digits is the longest active streak in the majors, and only the fourth time since 2010 the Cardinals have had such a streak of at least 45 games.

 Tyler O'Neil went 7-for-12 with three homers and 6 RBI in the Cardinals' last series with the Pirates. He's batting .400 with four home runs and 11 RBI this month, and only the Marlins' Starlin Castro (7) has more multi-hit games in July than O'Neil's 6.

 Paul Goldschmidt has four homers and 12 RBI in his last nine games after totaling four home runs and eight RBI in previous 44 contests. Since his first full season in the majors in 2012, Goldschmidt's 121 RBI in July trail only Albert Pujols (133) and Mike Trout (129) for the most in MLB.

 The Reds have hit a major league-low 130 doubles this season, and haven't finished a season last in MLB in doubles since 1928, when they were tied with the Brooklyn Robins with 229. The Cardinals, meanwhile, have surrendered a major league-low 135 doubles, and they haven't finished a season having allowed the fewest two-baggers in MLB since 1997, when they were tied with the Marlins with 232 permitted.

 Yasiel Puig hit his 22nd homer of the season on Monday, and is now slashing .363/.409/.775 with nine home runs and 20 RBI in 22 games since June 19. That 1.184 OPS is the best in the NL since June 19 among the 73 batters with at least 80 plate appearances.

HP - Segal, 1B - Torres, 2B - Hernandez, 3B - Hickox

St. Louis Cardinals first baseman Paul Goldschmidt is still trying to find the swing that made him a National League All-Star for six consecutive seasons.
He'll continue to work toward that goal when the Cardinals visit the Cincinnati Reds in the opener of a four-game series on Thursday night.

Goldschmidt looks to lead Cardinals over Reds

CINCINNATI (AP)  Tommy Edman expected to see a breaking ball on the first pitch of his sixth-inning at-bat, and he didn't waste it.
The St. Louis rookie snapped a tie with his first career grand slam and the St. Louis Cardinals beat the Cincinnati Reds 7-4 Thursday night for their fifth win in six games.

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St. Louis Cardinals @ Cincinnati Reds on July 18, 2019

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