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Aquino homered to left on a 2-2 count, Votto scored, Suárez scored.

Homered to left on a 2-2 count, Votto scored, Suárez scored.

Barnhart doubled to right, Aquino scored.

Reds first.  VanMeter grounded out, pitcher Alcantara to first baseman Walker.  Votto walked on a full count.  Suárez singled to right, Votto to second.  Aquino homered to left on a 2-2 count, Votto scored, Suárez scored.  Galvis struck out.  Senzel struck out.

Reds fourth.  Aquino doubled to left.  Galvis grounded out, third baseman Castro to first baseman Walker.  Senzel grounded out, third baseman Castro to first baseman Walker, Aquino to third.  Barnhart doubled to right, Aquino scored.  J.Iglesias singled to right, Barnhart to third.  J.Iglesias was out advancing, right fielder Cooper to first baseman Walker to second baseman I.Díaz, J.Iglesias out.

Reds eighth.  Ervin pinch-hitting for VanMeter.  Brigham pitching.  Ervin flied out to right fielder Cooper.  Votto struck out.  Suárez homered to left on a 0-1 count.  Aquino grounded out, first baseman Walker unassisted.

 The Reds swept the Marlins in a three-game set in April, outscoring the Marlins 21-1 in the three games. That series was one of two three-game series in MLB this season in which a team scored just one run (Twins held Blue Jays to one run over three games in May).

 The Marlins won two of three over the Phillies, scoring 19 runs in the first game, which was the most for the franchise since scoring 22 in July 2017. However, they scored three runs in each of the next two, and have scored three or fewer 74 times this season, 10 more than any other NL team (Giants, 64).

 The Reds were swept in a three-game set by the Pirates, allowing 26 runs over the three games, their second-most in any three-game series of 2019. Reds pitchers had just 19 strikeouts in the series, tied for their second-fewest in any three-game series this season.

 In August, Jon Berti has 10 extra-base hits and six stolen bases. He, Fernando Tatis Jr. (June), and Keston Hiura (July) are the only rookies to have such a month this season, and he's the second Marlins rookie to ever have such a month -- Hanley Ramirez did it in four months of 2006.

 Aristides Aquino homered and had three RBI in the last series, and through 24 career games he has 12 home runs and 26 RBI. He and Rhys Hoskins are the only two to ever meet each of these marks through 24 career games (RBI became official in 1920).

 Jose Iglesias carries a 15-game road hitting streak into this series, the longest active streak in MLB. He's hitting .336 on the road in 2019 and .258 at home. His .397 batting average in August ranks first among middle infielders in MLB (min. 50 PA).

HP - Carapazza, 1B - Iassogna, 2B - Diaz, 3B - Blakney

For the second straight night, the Cincinnati Reds will start a former Miami Marlins pitcher against his old team.
On Tuesday, it was 2019 All-Star Luis Castillo who faced the host Marlins, beating them 8-5 and giving the Reds a 2-0 lead halfway through the four-game series.

Reds look to seal series win over Marlins

MIAMI (AP)  After seeing five Cincinnati teammates go deep earlier this week, Aristides Aquino joined the power party.
Aquino tied a National League rookie mark with his 13th home run this month, leading Anthony DeSclafani and the Reds over the Miami Marlins 5-0 Wednesday night.

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Cincinnati Reds @ Miami Marlins on August 28, 2019

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