The D-backs started this one brightly enough, with Jean Segura homering to lead off the top of the first inning, and Michael Bourn then doubled and came around to score on a Welington Castillo sacrifice fly. If only the game had ended at that point. However, the rules of baseball inexplicably demand that the other team gets a chance to bat as well. The Reds wasted absolutely no time getting back into this one, going single, walk, three-run homer, as Archie Bradley gave up the lead without retiring a batter.
Diamondbacks 2, Reds 6
