MILWAUKEE (AP) – Bill Hall homered and had four hits, Carlos Lee singled home the winning run in the ninth inning and the Milwaukee Brewers pulled off the final rally of a seesaw game to beat the Cincinnati Reds 8-7 on Monday.

Ken Griffey Jr. hit his 554th homer and added a go-ahead double off All-Star closer Derrick Turnbow in the top of the ninth, putting Cincinnati ahead 7-6. But winner Matt Wise (5-4) retired Austin Kearns with the bases loaded to end the inning, and Todd Coffey (3-3) failed to get an out in the bottom half.

Rickie Weeks led off with a single and went to third on Hall’s single off the right-field fence. Geoff Jenkins blooped a tying single to center and Lee followed with a soft single to right, snapping Milwaukee’s three-game skid and sending the Reds to their third straight defeat.

It was Milwaukee’s 22nd comeback victory in 26 home wins.

Trailing by two in the ninth, the Reds came back against Turnbow. He walked Jason LaRue and Felipe Lopez before Adam Dunn’s one-out single cut it to 6-5 and left runners at the corners.

Griffey drove a 1-0 pitch to left-center for a two-run double, putting Cincinnati ahead. It also gave him 1,586 RBIs, surpassing Hall of Famers Harmon Killebrew and Rogers Hornsby for 25th place on the career list.

Griffey’s 18th homer of the season, off Brian Shouse in the seventh, gave the Reds a 4-3 lead.

The Brewers responded in the bottom half. Hall’s double off starter Aaron Harang put runners at second and third with none out. Kent Mercker relieved, and Jenkins hit an RBI grounder to Lopez at shortstop. His throwing error allowed a second run to score, making it 5-4 Brewers.

Lee added an RBI single through a drawn-in infield.

Brewers starter Dave Bush allowed three runs and seven hits in six innings, striking out five.

Harang pitched six-plus innings, giving up five runs and 10 hits. Kearns also connected for Cincinnati.

The Reds grabbed a 1-0 lead in the first inning when Dunn doubled and scored on Rich Aurilia’s single.

Hall’s 17th homer in the third tied the score. It also matched his career high, set last season.

Cincinnati grabbed the lead again in the third. Brandon Phillips singled with two outs and Kearns followed with his 16th home run – his third in four games.

Milwaukee tied it at 3 in the sixth on an RBI single by Prince Fielder and a run-scoring double by Damian Miller.

Notes: It was Turnbow’s sixth blown save in 29 chances. … Hall’s third-inning homer snapped a streak of 21 straight singles for the Brewers. In fact, the team had no extra-base hits in its previous two games in Minnesota, both losses. … Brewers pitchers have just one hit in their last 41 at-bats, a single by Zach Jackson on June 18 against Cleveland.

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