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The Cincinnati Reds defeated the San Diego Padres 5–3 on June 9 at Petco Park, with the visitors' pitching staff limiting San Diego to just 2 earned runs despite allowing 12 hits. Cincinnati's offense generated only 8 hits but capitalized on efficiency, driving in 4 runs and belting 1 home run to secure the road victory. The Padres' lineup struggled at the plate, posting a .216 batting average with a .648 OPS and striking out 13 times across the contest, though they drew 4 walks and managed 12 hits that failed to translate into runs. San Diego's pitching performed respectably with a 3.89 ERA and 16 strikeouts but surrendered enough damage early, while Cincinnati's 4.78 ERA told the story of a bullpen that worked around trouble. The Reds' ability to win while being out-hit 12–8 underscores a disciplined offensive approach that capitalized on the Padres' defensive vulnerability, marked by 1 error. This victory signals Cincinnati's potential to grind out results on the road despite modest run production.