Cincinnati Reds

Phils send red-hot Kendrick to hill to face Reds

It's "citizens Bank House Of Horrors" For The Reds

From Elias: The Reds fell behind, 3-0, to Cliff Lee in Philadelphia, but rebounded on Jay Bruce's two-run, sixth-inning homer off Lee and Joey Votto's solo shot in the eighth inning off Antonio Bastardo. But those heroics proved to be in vain as the Phillies won, 5-3, scoring two in the bottom of the eighth with an RBI groundout and sacrifice fly in a rally that included a Ryan Howard infield hit! The Reds are now 11-23 (.324) at Citizens Bank Park, their second-lowest winning percentage at any venue where they have played at least 20 games; they put together a 15-34 (.306) won-lost mark from 1892 to 1899 at Oriole Park, the home of a Baltimore Orioles team that then played in the National League. (The Reds are also 0-2 in postseason play at Citizens Bank Park; they were no-hit in one of those losses, by Roy Halladay.)

Phils end Reds' six-game winning streak

Phillies 5, Reds 3

Phillies 5, Reds 3

Phillies rally against Jonathan Broxton again to beat Cincinnati Reds

Phillies Snap Reds' 6-Game Win Streak

Domonic Brown drove in the go-ahead run to lift the Phillies to a 5-3 win against the Reds.

Vote: Battle of the (MLB) Uniforms

Cincinnati Reds (25-16) at Philadelphia Phillies (19-22), 7:05 p.m. (ET)

Five things to watch this weekend

Four of the AL East teams will be facing off head-to-head this mid-May weekend, with the Tampa Bay Rays traveling to Baltimore and the mighty Vernon Wells-led New York Yankees hosting the last-place-but-hot Toronto Blue Jays.