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			 The most encouraging aspect of the win for Colorado (8-5) was the 
			performance of right-hander Jordan Lyles, who allowed an unearned 
			run and four hits through seven innings after struggling in his 
			first two starts. 
 Meanwhile, the bullpen issues continued for Cincinnati (6-7), which 
			rallied to tie the score in the sixth only to see the Rockies erupt 
			for four runs in the eighth.
 
 After turning in several fine defensive plays, a Rockies error 
			contributed to Cincinnati's first run in the sixth.
 
 Jordan Pacheco initially was held up at third trying to score from 
			first on Jay Bruce's double, but he scampered when left fielder 
			Gerardo Parra delivered a poor throw to the infield, tying the score 
			1-1.
 
			
			 But, Lyles (1-1) capped his stellar night with a 1-2-3 seventh.
 The magnificent start to Story's career continued Monday when he 
			launched the first pitch from Ross Ohlendorf (2-2) deep to center 
			with two outs in the eighth to put Colorado ahead 2-1.
 
 Paulsen's three-run home run three batters later off Jumbo Diaz 
			capped the scoring for the Rockies.
 
 Lyles pitched well in the early innings in each of his first two 
			starts. It was more of the same Monday night when he retired the 
			first six batters.
 
 Colorado scratched across a run in the second inning when Nolan 
			Arenado singled and scored on a groundout.
 
 Story doubled over Billy Hamilton's head in center for one of only 
			two hits Dan Straily gave up through five innings. He fanned the 
			side in the fourth.
 
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			Lyles gave up only one hit through four innings. He retired the Reds 
			in order in the fourth, an inning in which he has struggled in the 
			past.
 The Rockies' defense picked up Lyles in the fifth.
 
 Jay Bruce doubled off the left-center-field wall but left fielder 
			Gerardo Parra threw him out trying to reach third.
 
 Arenado then made a diving grab on Adam Duvall's hard-hit liner.
 
 NOTES: Reds rehabbing RHPs Homer Bailey and Anthony DeSclafani threw 
			on Monday. Bailey threw 40 pitches without issue and is expected to 
			make at least three rehab starts for Triple-A Louisville. DeSclafani 
			threw two sets of 20 pitches to hitters on the field and will make 
			two rehab appearances to get him stretched out to 80 pitches. ... 
			Rockies 2B DJ LeMahieu was out of the lineup Monday night but 
			available to pinch hit. He's been dealing with groin tightness. 
			Christhian Adames started at 2B. ... LHP Jon Gray joined the Rockies 
			in Cincinnati, where he plans to throw a side session on Tuesday.
 
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