"When Josh Johnson walked to the mound to start the sixth inning Thursday, he was going someplace he had not gone in two starts this season.

And when Jorge Cantu doubled home a run in the fifth inning, he continued to go where no other major leaguer has ever gone.

Florida's 10-2 victory over the Reds at Sun Life Stadium was highlighted by Johnson's strongest outing of the season and the continuation of Cantu's record-breaking streak.

Johnson (1-1) allowed one run on five hits in six innings. He struck out 10, one off his career best, and walked one while tossing 104 pitches.

But it was Cantu's RBI - part of a four-run fifth that broke open the game - that draw the largest reaction from the crowd of 12,912.

The hit extended Cantu's major-league record streak of at least one RBI to start the season to 10 games, one night after breaking the record that stood for 89 years. He now has 15 RBI on the season.

"I've been enjoying this like you have no idea," Cantu said. "It's something to talk about. Hopefully we continue to ride this, see where it takes me.""