The Cincinnati Reds beat the Boston Red Sox with great pitching and timely base running to end May on a winning note. Jeff recaps how the Reds survived their first win at Fenway Park since Game Seven of the 1975 World Series. He looks at a great pitching performance from Luis Castillo, good bullpen pitching from Alexis Diaz and Hunter Strickland, and a dirty save by Tony Santillan. He also talks about the lineup and how Joey Votto should've had two home runs, but ended up with two doubles. Plus, David Bell made all the right calls en route to this win. The Cincinnati Reds no longer have the worst record in Major League Baseball!

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The Cincinnati Reds Finish the Month of May with an Above-.500 Record After Beating the Boston Red Sox