Johnny Cueto makes his return from the disabled list as the Reds take on the Mets in New York. Cueto was 1-0 with a 2.60 ERA in three starts before injuring himself. The righty made two rehab starts with Class A Dayton before joining the team; he threw over 50 pitches in his last outing. We'll see how long he's able to pitch on Monday night. Cueto's history against the Mets is spotty going 1-3 with a 5.45 ERA in six career starts against them. Rick Ankiel (7-16), Marlon Byrd (6-11), Daniel Murphy (2-7) and David Wright (5-17) all hit Cueto well. The Mets have gone Over the total in 12 of their 21 home games this season. The Reds’ bullpen picked up their ninth loss and fourth blown save of the season on Sunday. Shaun Marcum has been awful for the Mets. He is 0-3 with a 6.41 ERA in four starts for New York. The righty has allowed 15 runs and 25 hits in those games. Zack Cosart (4-5), Cesar Izturis (5-9) and Joey Votto (5-9) hit Marcum well. Votto, Brandon Phillips, and Jay Bruce all have hit streaks going on right now. The Reds are hitting almost .300 in their last eight games and they’ve gone Over in four of their last six games. The Mets’ bullpen is 5-4 with a 4.37 ERA at home where they have blown two of their three save chances. These two teams have played five of their last eight games Over the total in New York, and we expect another high-scoring game between the Reds and Mets on Monday night. 10* Play OVER the total.