If you forgot this was a day game, consider yourself fortunate.
It was basically dead in the water from the bottom of the first, where Zack Godley walked three batters, including two with the bases loaded, and allowed a sacrifice fly. A solo home-run in the second inning made it 4-0, and although the D-backs did get on the board with solo tallies in the fourth and fifth, Godley's day was done before the latter tally crossed home-plate. He lasted 3.2 innings, allowing six runs on four hits and six walks, with three strikeouts.