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MILWAUKEE (AP) —with his seven shutout innings. The rookie was happier with his offensive contribution.Peralta tossed seven scoreless innings and drove in a run with his first career hit Eddie Robinson Jersey , combining with two relievers on a five-hitter in the Milwaukee Brewers‘ 4-0 victory over the Cincinnati Reds on Wednesday.“I was waiting for this day, my teammates, too,” said Peralta, adding that his teammates have been razzing him about his hitting — or lack of. “When are you going to get your first hit?’ I said I will this year … and today, I got it.”Christian Yelich homered and finished a triple shy of the cycle, reaching base five times and driving in two runs for Milwaukee. He opened the first with his 21st homer, doubled in the third, walked in the fourth and singled in the sixth and eighth.Peralta (6-4) allowed just three singles, striking out seven and walking two to win for the second time in seven starts. The 22-year-old right-hander did not allow a hit until Jose Peraza’s single to open the fourth.“There was not a lot of hard contact today at all,” Brewers manager Craig Counsell said. “It was a lot of strikes. He was efficient, right about 100 pitches through seven innings. It was a very good performance, for sure.”Peralta was 0 for 22 with 11 strikeouts this season before he drove in the Brewers’ second run with a fourth-inning single. He advanced the runners with his first career sacrifice bunt when the Brewers added two runs in the sixth.“He’s taken a lot of right turns back to the dugout so far in his hitting career,” Counsell said. “It was a big spot. It’s an RBI and then the bunt set up a two-run inning, too. He was a big offensive contributor today.”Peralta, who entered with a first-inning 9.00 ERA, needed just nine pitches to get through the first, finishing with 95 pitches in a career-high seven innings.“When you work fast, quick, you have more opportunity to be longer in the game, throw six http://www.indiansfanproshop.com/authentic-matt-belisle-jersey , seven or eight innings,” Peralta said. “You help the bullpen be better for the next day.”Milwaukee has won three of four after losing four of its previous five.Robert Stephenson (0-2) allowed four runs on nine hits in five innings, walking three and striking out four.“I’m happier with the way it went, “Stephenson said. “I’m still not where I want to be but it’s a step in the right direction. I left some balls up that got hit hard. I also made some good pitches that fell today.”The Reds loaded the bases in the eighth against Taylor Williams, but Jeremy Jeffress came on and retired Scooter Gennett on a flyball to left, and then finished with a perfect ninth for his sixth save in 10 opportunities.With one out in the fourth, Ryan Braun doubled off the glove of diving left-fielder Phillip Ervin. Manny Pina was intentionally walked with two outs to get to Peralta, who responded with single up the middle.The Brewers made it 4-0 in the sixth when Jonathan Schoop and Pina singled and advanced on Peralta’s bunt. Yelich and Lorenzo Cain followed with consecutive RBI singles.Sloppy baserunning cost Milwaukee a couple of early runs. Braun doubled with one out in the second, but was caught off the bag on Schoop’s fielder’s-choice grounder to shortstop. Pina then followed with a single.Yelich doubled to open the third, but was caught stealing. Cain then singled.The Brewers, who stranded 14 runners, left the bases loaded in the fourth when Cain struck out looking and failed to score in the eighth after loading the bases with no outs.“We were in trouble so many innings. It feels like it was a 10-0 ball game but we were really only a couple swings from tying the ball game up,” said Reds manager Jim Riggleman. “Robert (Stephenson) did a good job minimizing the damage. But there were a lot of baserunners out there.”BRAUN HEATING UPRyan Braun doubled in each of his first two at-bats, giving him multiple hits in seven of his last 13 games. In 22 games since July 24, he is batting .375 (24-for-64), raising his average from .229 to .259.BREWERS MOVESRHP Matt Albers (left hamstring) was reinstated from the 10-day disabled list and OF Keon Broxton was optioned to Class-A Wisconsin. Albers is 3-3 with a 6.23 ERA in 29 relief appearances with the Brewers. Broxton’s move was procedural, allowing him to remain in Milwaukee while his paternity leave is pending.UPON FURTHER REVIEWYelich appeared to steal third after his third-inning double but was called out as third baseman Dilson Herrera blocked the bag with his foot. The Brewers challenged, but the call was upheld after a review estimated at 1 minute, 1 second.TRAINER’S ROOMReds: OF Scott Schebler (right shoulder) is expected to come off the DL on Thursday or Friday, when Cincinnati faces the Cubs. Schebler might not start against lefty Cole Hamels on Thursday night even if activated. … 1B Joey Votto (lower right leg) is eligible to come off the DL on Sunday and will do that if ready. “If he says he’s ready to go Sunday, he will play Sunday Mike Napoli Jersey ,” manager Jim Riggleman said. “Yesterday he said he felt really good. We have three or four more days to evaluate him.”UP NEXTReds: Right-hander Anthony DeSclafani (6-3, 4.12 ERA) starts the opener of four-game series Thursday against the Cubs. He is 2-0 with a 0.83 ERA in three starts in August, allowing one run in his last 19 2/3 innings.Brewers: An after off day, left-hander Wade Miley (2-2, 2.18) opens a three-game series at home Friday against the Pirates, who counter with Joe Musgrove (5-7, 3.31). Miley is 1-2 in seven starts since coming off the DL in mid-July. SEATTLE (AP) — Dee Gordon says it’s too early for the Seattle Mariners to be worried about the wild-card math. He thinks they should just concentrate on winning games.Nelson Cruz and Denard Span hit back-to-back home runs, and Seattle overcame sloppy infield defense to beat the Baltimore Orioles 5-2 on Wednesday night.Despite winning a home series for the first time since July 22, the Mariners failed to gain ground on Oakland in the race for the second AL wild card. They still trail by 5½ games with 22 remaining.“We’ve got to play,” Gordon said. “We can’t look at the scoreboard. We can’t look at other people.”Mike Leake (9-9) gave up two unearned runs in six innings to earn his first victory since June 23. Edwin Diaz locked down his major league-leading 53rd save, tied for fifth-most in a season.Taking advantage of three Seattle errors, the Orioles grabbed a 2-1 lead in the fifth.First baseman Robinson Cano couldn’t dig out shortstop Jean Segura’s throw on Jonathan Villar’s grounder for the first miscue. Cedric Mullins scored on the play to tie it 1-all.Two batters later, Adam Jones’ grounder glanced off Segura’s glove and into left field. Villar raced around and beat Span’s throw home to put Baltimore ahead.But leave it to Cruz to supply much-needed power at the right time.With two outs in the fifth, Cruz hammered a 411-foot home run off Andrew Cashner to straightaway center field to tie the game at 2. It was Cruz’s 34th home run of the season.“We needed that,” Span said. “Even though it was a one-run lead they had, it felt like we were down by three or four. (Cruz’s home run) sparked us a little bit, and gave us a little bit more momentum.”Span took Cashner (4-14) deep in the next at-bat, sending a drive to right field, and the Mariners regained the lead. That also ended Cashner’s outing.“Andrew had a lot of counts in his favor,” Baltimore manager Buck Showalter said. “He just couldn’t finish off some guys.”Span’s RBI single in the seventh scored Cruz, boosting Seattle’s lead to 4-2. Span later scored on Guillermo Heredia’s sacrifice bunt.Mitch Haniger gave Seattle a 1-0 lead with a home run in the third Carlos Baerga Jersey , extending his hitting streak to 17 games — the longest active run in the majors.Since taking two of three games from the Chicago White Sox in late July at Safeco Field, the Mariners were 0-4-1 in their past five home series before the Orioles rolled into town.“It was nice for us to kick it into gear a little bit in the second half of that game,” manager Scott Servais said. “That is how we need to play.”YANKEE REUNIONAfter spending six-plus seasons with the New York Yankees, reliever Adam Warren knows it will be a little weird facing his former team in a pivotal three-game series starting Friday.Seattle acquired Warren in a trade July 30 for $1.25 million in international signing bonus money.“I was probably the seventh guy in that bullpen. It was so deep,” Warren said. “Pitching in a little bit more important situations (in Seattle) has been nice.”Which of his ex-teammates is likeliest to give him a hard time this weekend? Veteran outfielder Brett Gardner would be in the conversation.“I am sure he will try and get in my head,” Warren said.QUIET CLUBHOUSEA day after a fracas reportedly broke out between Gordon and Segura in the Seattle clubhouse, all was calm around the team.Segura pitched a wiffle ball to his son on the field, and had him around the squad leading up to first pitch. Gordon also seemed in good spirits — but still in no mood to rehash what transpired.“We’re all good,” Gordon said. “We get to play baseball.”ROSTER RESHUFFLINGOrioles: OF Craig Gentry was released and the team recalled INF Steve Wilkerson. He will be a bench player who can cover six different positions. . LHP Josh Rogers is the scheduled starter Sunday in Tampa Bay but could be bumped for RHP Alex Cobb, Showalter said.Mariners: After clearing waivers, RHP Rob Whalen was sent outright to Triple-A Tacoma.TRAINER’S ROOMOrioles: OF-DH Mark Trumbo will have surgery on his right knee Thursday or Friday in Baltimore, Showalter said.Mariners: RHP Hisashi Iwakuma (right shoulder) pitched for Class A Everett in a playoff game, giving up three earned runs in two innings. He will be re-evaluated Thursday to determine his next step.UP NEXTOrioles: RHP Dylan Bundy (7-13, 5.36 ERA) faces All-Star lefty Blake Snell (17-5, 2.02) and the Rays in the opener of a three-game series Friday night. Snell, the AL pitcher of the month for August, has won five straight starts.Mariners: LHP James Paxton (11-5, 3.74 ERA) pitches Friday against RHP Masahiro Tanaka (10-5, 3.83) and the Yankees. Paxton had a successful return from the disabled list Saturday in beating Oakland. He struck out 10 in five innings. Tanaka is 6-0 with a 2.34 ERA in eight starts against Seattle — and 3-0 with a 2.17 ERA at Safeco Field.