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Reds

Bader safe at second on fielding error by pitcher Mahle, Molina scored.

Safe at second on fielding error by pitcher Mahle, Molina scored.

Cardinals

Votto hit a sacrifice fly to right fielder J.Martínez, J.Iglesias scored.

Hit a sacrifice fly to right fielder J.Martínez, J.Iglesias scored.

Suárez homered to center on a 1-0 count, VanMeter scored.

Homered to center on a 1-0 count, VanMeter scored.

Bader singled to left, J.Martínez scored.

DeJong hit a sacrifice fly to center fielder Senzel, Fowler scored.

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

Bader singled to right, O'Neill scored, Molina to third.

Singled to right, O'Neill scored, Molina to third.

Cardinals second.  Ozuna grounded out, pitcher Mahle to second baseman Galvis to first baseman Votto.  J.Martínez grounded out, catcher Barnhart to first baseman Votto.  Molina singled to right.  On Mahle's wild pitch, Molina to second.  Bader safe at second on fielding error by pitcher Mahle, Molina scored.  Muñoz lined out to center fielder Senzel.

Reds third.  J.Iglesias singled to right.  Mahle struck out.  VanMeter doubled to right, J.Iglesias to third.  Votto hit a sacrifice fly to right fielder J.Martínez, J.Iglesias scored.  Suárez homered to center on a 1-0 count, VanMeter scored.  Aquino lined out to shortstop Muñoz.

Cardinals seventh.  Ozuna flied out to left fielder VanMeter.  J.Martínez was hit by a pitch.  Stephenson pitching.  Molina flied out to center fielder Senzel.  J.Martínez stole second.  Bader singled to left, J.Martínez scored.  Muñoz popped out to right fielder Aquino.

Cardinals eighth.  Garrett pitching.  Fowler pinch-hitting for Helsley.  Fowler walked on a full count.  On pickoff attempt, throwing error by pitcher Garrett, Fowler to second.  Edman singled to left, Fowler to third.  DeJong pinch-hitting for Carpenter.  Lorenzen pitching.  DeJong hit a sacrifice fly to center fielder Senzel, Fowler scored.  Edman stole second.  Goldschmidt grounded out, second baseman Galvis to first baseman Votto, Edman to third.  Ozuna struck out, catcher Barnhart to first baseman Votto.

Cardinals ninth.  J.Martínez walked on a full count.  O'Neill pinch-running for J.Martínez.  Molina hit a ground-rule double to center, O'Neill to third.  Bader singled to right, O'Neill scored, Molina to third.

The Cardinals hold a 9-6 edge over the Reds in this season's series, but the teams have alternated wins and losses over the last seven matchups. St. Louis has scored three or more runs in all nine wins, but scored two or fewer in each of the six losses.

Cincinnati won three of four against Miami, hitting nine home runs in the four game set. The Reds have scored 54.4 percent of their runs this month via the home run, the highest percentage in the NL and fourth-highest mark in MLB.

St. Louis took two of three in Milwaukee this week and lead the NL Central by 1.5 games over the Cubs. The Cardinals have gone 20-7 (.741) against NL Central foes since the All-Star Break, second best in baseball in that span -- only the Indians (18-6, .750) have been better.

Aristides Aquino hit two home runs against the Marlins, giving him 14 since making his season debut on August 1. His 14 longballs this month tie Greg Vaughn (September 1999) and Frank Robinson (August 1962) for the most home runs by a Red in a single month.

Yadier Molina enters the weekend riding a six-game hitting streak in which he's gone 12-for-24 with three home runs. The veteran backstop is slashing .321/.397/.518 in 15 games since returning from the IL after slashing .261/.286/.368 prior to suffering a thumb injury on July 6.

Dakota Hudson has not allowed a run in his last three starts, pitching 18.2 innings and allowing just seven hits over that span. He looks to join Bob Gibson (five straight in 1968) as the only Cardinals in the live-ball era to make four consecutive starts of 6.0+ innings with no runs.

HP - Eddings, 1B - Conroy, 2B - Whitson, 3B - Johnson

The visiting Cincinnati Reds and St. Louis Cardinals continue their weekend marathon at Busch Stadium on Sunday with their second straight doubleheader.
"Not only do we have four games in two days, but we also have a day game when we get back to Cincinnati, too," Reds catcher Tucker Barnhart told MLB.com about the Reds' long holiday weekend. "So five games in, like, two-and-a-half days. It's going to be rough, but you've got to try not to think about it."

Reds, Cards continue marathon with another DH Sunday

ST. LOUIS (AP)  Nick Senzel and Phillip Ervin helped end the Cincinnati Reds' draining weekend on a winning note.
Senzel and Ervin hit solo home runs, Luis Castillo pitched six effective innings and the Reds beat the St. Louis Cardinals 5-3 Sunday night to end a four-game losing streak and salvage a split of the teams' second  doubleheader in two days.

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Cincinnati Reds @ St. Louis Cardinals on September 1, 2019

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