 CINCINNATI AP - The Reds arent wilting in their first exposure to September playoff pressure in many years. Eugenio Suárez hit a two-run homer, Luis Castillo won his fourth straight start, and streaking Cincinnati moved above .500 for the first time since opening day, beating the Milwaukee Brewers 6-3 Monday night. The Reds 28-27 won for the eighth time in nine games, a season-best surge thats put them back in playoff contention. Theyre chasing the Cardinals for second place in the NL Central. The whole team is working perfectly, Castillo said. Weve won eight out of nine. Everything is going our way. The Reds are coming off six losing seasons and havent been to the playoffs since 2013. They spent 156 million in the offseason - one of the majors biggest splurges - to try to reverse course. And now, theyve got their chance. The last few games weve played like this is our year, Suárez said. Weve got to play all the rest of the games like theyre also playoff games. The Brewers 26-27 had their season-high four-game winning streak snapped, wasting a chance to move above .500 for the first time this season. Theyve reached break-even seven times. I know were chasing two teams, St. Louis and Cincinnati, said Brandon Woodruff, who gave up Suárezs pivotal homer. Honestly I havent really looked at the record. We know were pretty much neck-and-neck, and we know we need to win these games. Milwaukee reached the playoffs each of the last two seasons with hot Septembers, including a 7-1 win at Great American Ball Park last Sept. 25 that clinched a wild card. The Brewers couldnt keep it going in their return. Suárez connected in the sixth inning off Woodruff 2-5, who had repeatedly escaped threats. Suárez fell... 