The Red starter for Wednesday night is Johnny Cueto. He is 0-2 so far and hopes the offensive revival continues for his start on Wednesday. The 22 runs combined over the two straight victories exceeded the team's 19-run output during a 1-7 stretch preceding the trip to Milwaukee.

The Milwaukee starting pitching had an ERA of 5.96 entering Tuesday, the worst in the majors.

This year the Brewers have the worst mark in the majors at 2-12. That's a combined record of 11-34 in their last 45 games dating back to last year.
The Brewers are hurting without Carlos Gomez, Jonathan Lucroy and Scotter Gennett all out of the lineup.
Cincinnati has a huge offensive advantage with a healthy lineup and a pitching matchup of Johnny Cueto versus Jimmy Nelson plus a monster edge at closer with Aroldis Chapman.
The Brewers are giving up a league-high 6.2 runs per game. Johnny Cueto is 7-3 lifetime versus the Brewers with a 3.06 ERA.
Take the REDS on Wednesday night to get the victory on the road.