WP: Jared Burton (2-1)

LP: Renyel Pinto (1-2)

HR: Cin: Adam Dunn (7). Fla: Cody Ross (4)

The hero: Could it get any better for Paul Janish? Not only did Janish make his big league debut, he also got the game-winning hit -- his first hit in the majors -- in the 10th inning.

The goat: Mike Lincoln loaded the bases for Francisco Cordero, but Bon Castellini isn't giving Mike Lincoln $46 million.

The play: With a 6-run lead, it looked benign at the time, but former Red Jorge Cantu led off the top of the ninth with a ball off pitcher Mike Lincoln. Second baseman Brandon Phillips changed direction and was able to pick up the ball, but couldn't get a throw off to first for what have been an incredible play. That's started the six-run ninth for the Marlins.

The stat: Arroyo is now 2-0 with a 2.28 ERA in four career starts on short rest.

The lesson: Six-run leads should be safe. But when you're playing team with the best slugging percentage in the National League and the second-best record, it isn't. Especially when you're in last place in the worst division in baseball.

Dusty said: "We're starting to get some breaks. ... You need some breaks. We weren't getting any before and hopefully we have a lot more to come."

Next: The Reds go for the sweep against the Marlins with Matt Belisle (1-3, 7.45 ERA) against lefty Andrew Miller (3-2, 6.52).