 ST. LOUIS AP - Andrew Miller loaded the bases with a hit batter, followed with a tying four-pitch walk, then threw a wild pitch that put Cincinnati ahead in a three-run seventh inning as the Reds kept up their slim playoff hopes with a 10-5 win over the St. Louis Cardinals on Sunday. St. Louis, second in the NL Central at 20-20, dropped four games behind the division-leading Chicago Cubs 28-20 with two weeks left. The fourth-place Reds are 21-26 and also trail Milwaukee 20-24 . The Cardinals led 5-3 before Nick Castellanos RBI single in the sixth off Alex Reyes. That was one of my favorite games Ive been a part of, really, Reds manager David Bell said. So many guys on this team really stepped up and came back and got a really important comeback win. Mike Moustakas drew a one-out walk in the seventh, and John Gant 0-3 relieved and allowed Tyler Stephensons single. With a 1-0 count to Brian Goodwin, athletic trainer Adam Olsen came to the mound, and Gant was removed due to groin discomfort. Miller hit pinch-hitter Aristides Aquino with a 1-2 pitch, then walked Freddy Galvis on four pitches as the tying run came home. Miller started José García with an inside slider in the dirt that got by Gold Glove catcher Yadier Molina as Tyler Stephenson scored for a 6-5 lead. García followed with an RBI groundout. To score runs like that, thats what we want, Reds third baseman Eugenio Suárez said, We dont want to throw away the situation like that. Suárez hit his team-leading 13th home run in the eighth off Jake Woodford, and Aquino added a two-run homer in the ninth against Nabil Crismatt, Aquinos first home run since he hit his 19th of last season on Sept 29. Archie Bradley 2-0 pitched two hitless innings for his first win since he... 