"I felt really good," Godley said. "I was locating pitches pretty well and guys were swinging early, and that plays really well into what I'm trying to do. Just trying to get ground balls or get them to put the ball in play and let my defense work, and they played great behind me."
Godley (3-0) has compiled a 1.50 ERA, and while it was initially thought that this would be his last start in the big leagues for now, the D-backs find themselves rethinking that.
At issue is the number of innings Godley has thrown. He's now at 107 1/3 this year after throwing 55 1/3 in relief last year.