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Giants seek to end a four-game road losing streak in a Thursday game against the Reds in Cincinnati.
San Francisco sits 6-12 and fifth in the NL West ahead of the series opener.
Reds own an 11-7 mark and lead the NL Central heading into Thursday.
Landen Roupp starts for the Giants with a 2-1 record and 3.24 ERA.
Chase Burns will pitch for the Reds with a 1-1 record and 3.31 ERA.
The Reds are favored at -130 with an over/under of 8.5 runs.
Top Reds performers include Sal Stewart and Elly De La Cruz amid recent success.
Giants’ top hitters include Luis Arraez and Casey Schmitt in recent weeks.
Last 10 games show Reds with a .211 batting average and 4.04 ERA.
Giants have struggled on the road with a 3-5 mark away from home this season.

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Landen Roupp delivered six scoreless innings, allowing just one hit and two walks, to keep Cincinnati off the board and set the stage for a Giants win.
San Francisco grabbed a late lead in the seventh on a defensive miscue and a two-out RBI double, punctuating the rally that gave them the edge.
Jung Hoo Lee added an RBI single and Casey Schmitt drove in another run to cap a three-run seventh inning for the Giants.
The benches cleared briefly in the eighth after Reds pitcher Connor Phillips hit Willy Adames, triggering a tense moment but no lasting change to the outcome.
Roupp's only four-seamer of the night came on a first-pitch fastball to Spencer Steer in the second, a notable detail in a 87-pitch outing.
The win snapped the Giants' four-game skid and prevented Cincinnati from sweeping the series at Great American Ball Park.
Luis Arraez reached base on an error to start San Francisco's seventh, initiating the rally that produced the lead.
Matt Chapman delivered the big two-out hit that helped San Francisco take its first lead of the series.
Reds rookie Chase Burns allowed only two hits and a walk through six, but Cincinnati could not score against Roupp's outing.
Erik Miller secured the final outs, notching the save as the Giants preserved the shutout in Roupp's six-scoreless start.

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