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Aquino flied out to center fielder Margot.

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Aquino singled to right, VanMeter scored.

Galvis homered to left on a 2-0 count, VanMeter scored.

Homered to left on a 2-0 count, VanMeter scored.

On shortstop J.Iglesias' throwing error, Garcia scored, Hosmer to second.

Reds first.  VanMeter singled to right.  Galvis struck out.  VanMeter stole second. On throwing error by catcher Hedges, VanMeter to third.  Suárez flied out to left fielder F.Mejía.  Aquino singled to right, VanMeter scored.  Barnhart lined out to center fielder Margot.

Padres sixth.  Quantrill grounded out, first baseman VanMeter to pitcher Gray.  Garcia grounded out, second baseman Galvis to first baseman VanMeter.  Naylor homered to center on a 1-2 count.  Machado singled to center.  Hosmer walked on a full count, Machado to second.  F.Mejía walked on a full count, Machado to third, Hosmer to second.  Margot lined out to center fielder Senzel.

Reds sixth.  VanMeter singled to left.  Galvis homered to left on a 2-0 count, VanMeter scored.  Suárez lined out to third baseman Machado.  Aquino grounded out, shortstop L.Urías to first baseman Hosmer.  Barnhart struck out.

Padres eighth.  Garrett pitching.  Ervin in as left fielder.  Garcia walked on four pitches.  Naylor walked, Garcia to second.  Lorenzen pitching.  Machado flied out to left fielder Ervin.  Hosmer grounded into fielder's choice, second baseman Galvis to shortstop J.Iglesias, Garcia to third, Naylor out.  On shortstop J.Iglesias' throwing error, Garcia scored, Hosmer to second.  F.Mejía flied out to center fielder Senzel.

 San Diego and Cincinnati begin their final series against each other after the Reds won three of four from April 18-21. The teams combined for just 23 runs in that series, with the Padres' pitching staff surrendering eight home runs. The Reds' staff had a 2.19 ERA in that series while striking out 49 batters.

 The Padres have bounced back from an 8-16 July to go 8-8 in August. That .167 increase in win percentage is the second highest in the National League (Col, +.227). Their increase from 3.92 runs per game in July to 5.25 (+1.33) in August is also second in the NL (Was, +1.83).

 The Reds' .480 slugging percentage and .821 OPS in August are their highest in any month this season, while hitting 29 home runs in 17 games. Their pitching staff, however, has given up 33 homers in August. Their opponent OPS of .827 and 5.39 ERA this month are also team highs.

 Eric Hosmer has an extra-base hit in five of his last six games with a slash line of .480/.500/.760 in that span. On the season, Hosmer ranks fourth in the NL among batting-average qualifiers by hitting .374 with runners in scoring position (Blackmon, Col, .412; Harper, Phi, .382; McNeil, NYM, .378).

 Sonny Gray, scheduled to start Tuesday for the Reds, has yet to allow a run in three starts in August. He has gone 2-0 this month while giving up seven hits in 18 innings for an NL-low .117 opponent batting average (min. 10 IP).

 Luis Castillo will take the hill Wednesday with a 6.00 ERA in his last five starts after posting a 2.36 ERA in his first 20 starts. In his last start, a 13-4 Reds loss to the Cardinals, Castillo gave up a career-high eight runs while tying career highs with nine hits and three home runs allowed.

HP - Estabrook, 1B - Lentz, 2B - Little, 3B - O'Nora

San Diego manager Andy Green watched Kirby Yates, his All-Star closer, do what he has done much of the year on Monday night, and when the dust settled on a 3-2 Padres victory, Green sprinkled one word throughout his postgame conversation: clutch.
Yates surrendered three consecutive ninth-inning hits for a run but worked out of a jam by getting a fielder's choice at home and striking out Cincinnati slugger Eugenio Suarez with the bases loaded to seal his third save in three games.

Two hot starters meet as Padres face Reds

CINCINNATI (AP)  Freddy Galvis has spent less than two weeks with the Cincinnati Reds. Manager David Bell is already a big fan.
Bell's appreciation for Galvis grew Tuesday when the  second baseman hit a tie-breaking two-run homer in the sixth inning, and Aristides Aquino added an RBI single as Cincinnati beat the San Diego Padres 3-2.

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San Diego Padres @ Cincinnati Reds on August 20, 2019

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