MILWAUKEE -- Aaron Hill belted a pair of home runs among his four hits and the Milwaukee Brewers defeated Cincinnati 9-5 on Friday, handing the Reds their 11th straight loss.

Jonathan Villar added three hits, while Jonathan Lucroy (home run) and Ramon Flores each finished with a pair as Milwaukee won its fourth straight.

Zach Davies (2-3) allowed all five Cincinnati runs, but three came as a result of bad luck.

He needed two pitches to retire the first two Reds before giving up a base hit to Brandon Phillps. Jay Bruce followed with a fly ball to the warning track in right, but Ramon Flores couldn't come up with the catch. Adam Duvall then crushed a 1-0 offering to left for his 10th home run of the year.

John Lamb (0-3) yielded six runs, seven hits and three walks in 3 2/3 innings for Cincinnati.

Lamb struck out three but couldn't get out of the fourth inning, despite holding a 3-0 lead before throwing his first pitch.

He walked two batters in the first inning but allowed four stolen bases as Milwaukee got on the board with a one-out sacrifice fly by Lucroy, who homered in the third to make it a 3-2 game.

Hill led off the fourth with his first home run of the game. The Brewers added two more in the frame on an RBI double by Villar and a run-scoring single from Hernan Perez.

Lamb gave way after a two-out walk to Ryan Braun.

Josh Smith didn't fare much better, serving up a ground-rule double to Lucroy that made it a 6-3 Brewers lead before Chris Carter ended the inning with a fly out to right.

Hill's second blast - his sixth of the season - came in the fifth inning and gave Milwaukee a 7-4 lead.

NOTES: Reds MGR Bryan Price said RHP Jon Moscot could rejoin the team next week when their road trip continues to Colorado. Moscot worked six scoreless innings Thursday in a minor league rehab start for Triple-A Louisville. He's been out since April 3 with an intercostal injury. ... RHP Anthony DeSclafani reported no issues with his sore left oblique after his rehab start with Louisville Wednesday. He has yet to pitch for the Reds this season. ... Brewers LF Ryan Braun has reached base in 37 of 40 games this season, including his last 29 in a row. ... Over their previous 19 games, Milwaukee relievers have posted an MLB-best 1.52 ERA while holding opponents to a .191 batting average (44-for-230). ...Cincinnati batted .187 and scored 26 runs in its previous 10 games. ... The Reds' losing streak is their longest since dropping 13 in a row to close out the 2015 season.