CINCINNATI, June 4 (UPI) -- Los Angeles' Matt Kemp belted a grand slam en route to six RBI Saturday and the Dodgers scored four runs in the 11th inning of their 11-8 win over Cincinnati.
The Dodgers rode an Aaron Miles RBI single and Kemp's grand slam in the eighth inning to wipe out an 8-3 deficit. They then went on to use four hits and an error by pitcher Carlos Fisher (0-4) to post a four-run 11th.
After Jamey Carroll and Miles hit consecutive RBI singles in the 11th, Carroll scored on Fisher's throwing error and Miles came home on a groundout by Kemp, who finished 3-for-5.
Miles racked up three hits and drove in three runs for Los Angeles, which evened its three-game set with the Reds at one win apiece.
Javy Guerra (1-0) was credited with the win after holding the Reds to one run on two hits over 1 1/3 innings.
Joey Votto pounded a three-run homer and Chris Heisey added two RBI for Cincinnati.
