DeSclafani Grand Slam Powers Reds Past Cubs
Anthony DeSclafani delivered the first Reds pitcher grand slam in 59 years as Cincinnati beat Chicago 11-2 for a sixth straight win. Tucker Barnhart and Joey Votto also homered, Votto adding a three-run shot in the eighth, the Reds' largest crowd since opening day.
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