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Senzel grounded into a double play, shortstop Camargo to first baseman Freeman, VanMeter out.

Grounded into a double play, shortstop Camargo to first baseman Freeman, VanMeter out.

J.Iglesias singled to left, Aquino to second.

Barnhart homered to right on the first pitch, Aquino scored, J.Iglesias scored.

Homered to right on the first pitch, Aquino scored, J.Iglesias scored.

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Winker singled to right, Barnhart scored.

Gray sacrificed, first baseman Riley unassisted, Dietrich scored, J.Iglesias to third, Barnhart to second.

Sacrificed, first baseman Riley unassisted, Dietrich scored, J.Iglesias to third, Barnhart to second.

Senzel singled to right, VanMeter scored.

Donaldson homered to left on a full count.

Acuña Jr. homered to right on a full count, Freeman scored.

Jr. homered to right on a full count, Freeman scored.

Flowers homered to center on a 3-1 count.

Reds third.  J.Iglesias grounded out, third baseman Donaldson to first baseman Riley.  Barnhart walked on a full count.  Gray sacrificed, catcher Flowers to second baseman Albies, Barnhart to second.  Winker singled to right, Barnhart scored.  Votto walked on a full count, Winker to second.  Suárez walked on a full count, Winker to third, Votto to second.  VanMeter struck out.

Reds fourth.  Senzel struck out.  Dietrich was hit by a pitch.  J.Iglesias doubled to right, Dietrich to third.  Barnhart was intentionally walked.  Gray sacrificed, first baseman Riley unassisted, Dietrich scored, J.Iglesias to third, Barnhart to second.  Winker flied out to center fielder Inciarte.

Reds fifth.  Votto popped out to shortstop Camargo.  Suárez flied out to right fielder Acuña Jr.  VanMeter walked.  VanMeter stole second.  Senzel singled to right, VanMeter scored.  Senzel to second.  Dietrich popped out to shortstop Camargo.

Braves eighth.  Sims pitching.  Peraza in as second baseman.  Donaldson homered to left on a full count.  Duvall struck out.  Riley struck out.  Inciarte singled to left.  Camargo struck out.

Braves ninth.  Ervin in as right fielder.  Garrett pitching.  Flowers grounded out, third baseman Suárez to first baseman Votto.  Freeman pinch-hitting for Blevins.  Freeman walked.  Acuña Jr. homered to right on a full count, Freeman scored.  Albies singled to left.  Stephenson pitching.  On pickoff attempt, throwing error by pitcher Stephenson, Albies to third.  Donaldson was intentionally walked.  On defensive indifference, Donaldson to second.  Duvall struck out.  McCann pinch-hitting for Riley.  McCann grounded out, second baseman Peraza to first baseman Votto.

Reds tenth.  Greene pitching.  Freeman in as first baseman.  VanMeter singled to center.  Senzel grounded into a double play, shortstop Camargo to first baseman Freeman, VanMeter out.  Aquino pinch-hitting for Stephenson.  Aquino singled to left.  J.Iglesias singled to left, Aquino to second.  Barnhart homered to right on the first pitch, Aquino scored, J.Iglesias scored.  Peraza struck out.

Braves tenth.  Dav.Hernandez pitching.  Inciarte flied out to left fielder VanMeter.  Camargo lined out to left fielder VanMeter.  Flowers homered to center on a 3-1 count.  Freeman grounded out, first baseman Votto unassisted.

 The Reds made it four wins in five games with yesterday's 4-1 victory over the Pirates and now open a four-game set in Atlanta, where they are 2-0-2 in their last four series. Since the All-Star break, Cincinnati leads the NL in batting average (.296) and slugging (.502) and is second in OBP (.356).

 Atlanta extended its NL East lead to 6 ½ games with Wednesday's 5-4, 10-inning win over the Nationals to finish 4-2 on a road trip to Philadelphia and Washington, its closest pursuers in the division. The Braves have 64 wins through 109 games -- the franchise has not had more through 109 games since 2003 (72 wins).

 Eugenio Suarez's two-run homer in Wednesday's win was his 13th since June 30, tied for the most in the majors (Mike Trout). Suarez's 29 home runs through 106 games are the most by a Reds player through as many team games since Adam Dunn also had 29 in 2008.

 Since going 7-2 with a 2.96 ERA in his first 10 starts, Max Fried, Thursday's scheduled starter, is 4-2 with a 5.64 ERA in his past 10 starts. He leads the NL with an 8.01 run-support average (minimum 100 IP) and he received double-digit runs for the third time this season in Saturday's 15-7 win at Philadelphia.

 Adam Duvall is 11-for-22 (.500) with four home runs in his first five games this season. His 11 hits through five games are tied for the third-most by any Braves player since 2000 while his four homers and 1.569 OPS rank behind only Justin Upton in 2013 (5 HRs, 1.706 OPS).

 Anthony DeSclafani, Thursday's projected starter, is 2-1 with a 2.20 ERA in his past five starts, walking seven and striking out 33. Since June 30, his ERA is the eighth-best in the NL (minimum 25 IP).

HP - Gonzalez, 1B - Ortiz, 2B - Iassogna, 3B - Barber

Two-thirds of the revamped Atlanta bullpen looked good in their debut with the Braves. They will likely get another chance on Sunday when the Braves host the Cincinnati Reds in the finale of a four-game series.
The starting pitchers will be Cincinnati's Sonny Gray (6-6, 3.45 ERA) against Atlanta's Julio Teheran (6-7, 3.38).

Braves, revamped bullpen go for series win over Reds

ATLANTA (AP)  Shane Greene was acquired to provide long-awaited stability to the back end of the Atlanta Braves' bullpen.
Instead, the new closer has only provided more late-innings struggles.

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CIN	0	0	1	1	1	0	0	0	0	3
ATL	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	1	2	1

Cincinnati Reds @ Atlanta Braves on August 4, 2019

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