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Cardinals

Y.Muñoz struck out, catcher Barnhart to first baseman Farmer.

Struck out, catcher Barnhart to first baseman Farmer.

Reds

E.Suárez homered to center on the first pitch.

Goldschmidt homered to left on a 3-1 count, Edman scored.

Homered to left on a 3-1 count, Edman scored.

Ozuna doubled to center, Goldschmidt scored.

Peraza walked, J.Iglesias scored, Farmer to third, Senzel to second.

Walked, J.Iglesias scored, Farmer to third, Senzel to second.

Barnhart singled to right, J.Iglesias scored, Farmer scored.

Singled to right, J.Iglesias scored, Farmer scored.

Reds first.  Senzel grounded out, pitcher Flaherty to first baseman Goldschmidt.  VanMeter struck out.  Suárez homered to center on the first pitch.  Aquino popped out to first baseman Goldschmidt.

Cardinals third.  Flaherty lined out to shortstop J.Iglesias.  Edman singled to left.  Carpenter flied out to center fielder Senzel.  Goldschmidt homered to left on a 3-1 count, Edman scored.  Ozuna grounded out, shortstop J.Iglesias to first baseman VanMeter.

Cardinals fourth.  DeJong struck out.  Molina safe at second on throwing error by third baseman Suárez.  Thomas singled to center, Molina scored.  Thomas was caught stealing, catcher Farmer to second baseman Galvis, Thomas out.  Muñoz struck out.

Cardinals fifth.  Flaherty struck out.  Edman homered to left on a 0-1 count.  Carpenter flied out to left fielder Ervin.  Goldschmidt doubled to right.  Ozuna doubled to center, Goldschmidt scored.  DeJong walked.  Molina grounded out, shortstop J.Iglesias to second baseman Galvis to first baseman VanMeter.

Reds seventh.  Edman in as third baseman.  Wong in as second baseman.  J.Iglesias singled to center.  Farmer singled to left, J.Iglesias to second.  Barnhart pinch-hitting for Kuhnel.  Barnhart struck out.  Senzel walked on a full count, J.Iglesias to third, Farmer to second.  A.Miller pitching.  Peraza pinch-hitting for VanMeter.  Peraza walked, J.Iglesias scored, Farmer to third, Senzel to second.  Gant pitching.  Suárez grounded into a double play, shortstop DeJong to second baseman Wong to first baseman Goldschmidt, Peraza out.

Reds ninth.  C.Martínez pitching.  Fowler in as right fielder.  J.Iglesias doubled to right.  Farmer singled to center, J.Iglesias to third.  On C.Martínez's wild pitch, Farmer to second.  Barnhart singled to right, J.Iglesias scored, Farmer scored.  Lorenzen pinch-running for Barnhart.  Senzel flied out to right fielder Fowler.  O'Grady pinch-hitting for Gausman.  O'Grady struck out.  Suárez struck out.

 St. Louis has won 16 of its last 21 games in Cincinnati, compiling a 5-1-1 series record, dating to August 2017. The Cardinals are averaging 6.1 runs and 1.8 home runs at Great American Ball Park in that span.

 The Cardinals swept a two-game set against the Royals, and despite it being just two games, this was one of two series in MLB this season a pitching staff did not allow a single run (TB, May 14-15 vs. Miami).

 The Reds allowed 17 runs on Wednesday, the most for the franchise since allowing 19 on July 11 last season. Reds' pitchers have a 5.67 ERA in August, 24th in baseball -- entering August, the team's 4.02 ERA ranked sixth in baseball.

 Kolten Wong led the Cardinals with three hits in the last series, and his batting average since the All-Star break is .360 after hitting .244 prior to the break. This is the largest improvement of any batting title qualifier in the National League.

 Freddy Galvis has gotten five hits in his first six at-bats with the Reds, and he hit his 19th homer of the season in his last game, one shy of his career high set in 2016. He's the first Reds player with five hits in his first two games since Joe Randa in 2005.

 Jose Iglesias has hit safely in every game he's played in August, and his nine-game hit streak is trailing only David Dahl for the longest active streak in baseball. He's scored eight runs in nine games in August, one shy of the nine runs he scored in 25 July games.

HP - Timmons, 1B - Ortiz, 2B - Muchlinski, 3B - Drake

Rookie Aristides Aquino has been the talk of the majors since making his season debut on Aug. 1, while right-hander Jack Flaherty has silenced the opposition in that same stretch.
Something has to give on Sunday as Aquino looks to lead the Cincinnati Reds to a third win in their four-game series against the visiting St. Louis Cardinals.

Cards' Flaherty next to try to tame Reds rookie Aquino

CINCINNATI (AP)  An inconsistent St. Louis Cardinals lineup cranked out just enough offense Sunday to stay in first place.
Paul Goldschmidt hit a two-run homer, Tommy Edman added a solo shot among his three hits and the Cardinals held off the Cincinnati Reds 5-4 to split a strange four-game series in which they totaled two runs in their two losses and 23 in a pair of wins.

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

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