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PITTSBURGH (AP) -- Scott Schebler hit an RBI double in the 11th inning and the Cincinnati Reds snapped a six-game losing streak, beating the Pittsburgh Pirates 6-5 on Sunday.
The Pirates had won six in a row.
Eugenio Suarez led off the Reds 11th with a triple past diving left fielder Starling Marte and scored on Schebler's hit off Ryan Vogelsong (1-1).
Schebler had entered earlier in a double switch. In the ninth, he doubled home Adam Duvall for a 5-4 lead.
Blake Wood (3-0) pitched two scoreless innings, including a perfect 11th.
The Reds won for only the second time since being no-hit by the Cubs' Jake Arrieta on April 21.
Gregory Polanco and John Jaso homered for the Pirates. Pittsburgh committed a season-high four errors and misplayed other balls.
Jaso hit a solo home run with two outs in the ninth off Ross Ohlendorf that made it 5-all. The drive landed in the first row of seats atop the 21-foot wall in right field.
Polanco led off the fifth with his third homer. It became the 39th home run ball to reach the Allegheny River in the 16 seasons of PNC Park.
The Pirates rallied to tie the game during each the seventh, eighth and ninth innings.
Cincinnati turned to 28-year-old Tim Adelman to make his major league debut after putting scheduled starter Raisel Iglesias on the disabled list earlier Sunday because of an impingement in his right shoulder.
Adelman was pitching in independent leagues in 2012-13 before working his way up the Reds organization from Single-A over the past two-plus years. He allowed five baserunners over six-plus innings and was lifted with a 3-1 lead after allowing a leadoff single to Marte in the seventh.
Adelman's chance at his first major league win were dashed when, after one out, Sean Rodriguez hit an RBI triple and scored on pinch hitter Matt Joyce's broken-bat single.
Pirates starter Jeff Locke gave up three runs and four hits in seven innings.
TRAINER'S ROOM
Reds: About Iglesias, manager Bryan Price said, "it doesn't sound like it's going to be a long-tenured stint on the DL." ... Price said RHP Homer Bailey (Tommy John surgery) had "a slight setback" during a rehabilitation outing in Double-A. "We're going to let it cool down and not throw for a few days and then get him back going," Price said. ... Duvall remained in the game after colliding with the outfield wall attempting to make a play on Rodriguez's triple in the seventh. Duvall was checked by the training staff for several minutes after he made a dive into the left field corner.
Pirates: Manager Clint Hurdle waited longer than usual to post the lineup. Marte was hit in the left hand by a pitch Saturday; Andrew McCutchen, who started in center, had "a cranky knee" late Saturday night, general manager Neal Huntington said on his weekly radio show. ... Huntington also said on KDKA-FM on Sunday that 3B Jung Ho Kang will likely play "two of every three" games once he rejoins the Pirates from his rehabilitation stint in Triple-A that followed a major knee injury late last season.
UP NEXT
Reds: Cincinnati heads back home to host a familiar face in RHP Johnny Cueto, who will start for San Francisco on Monday at Great American Ballpark. Cueto (4-1, 2.65) spent eight seasons with the Reds, making his first 213 starts before being traded to Kansas City last summer for, among others, LHP Brandon Finnegan. Finnegan (1-1, 3.86) will start vs. Cueto.
Pirates: Pittsburgh faces the Cubs for the first time since the teams met in last October's wild-card game. The three-game series between the top two teams in the NL Central begins in Pittsburgh with Pirates RHP Gerrit Cole (2-2, 2.78) facing Chicago RHP Jason Hammel (3-0, 0.75).
