Cincinnati Reds vs Arizona Diamondbacks Match Player Stats On May 30, 2018

Schebler's two-run homer off Patrick Corbin (5-2) in the sixth inning broke a 4-4 tie after Duvall's grand slam in the fourth inning knotted the score as the Reds broke a three-game losing streak.

John Ryan Murphy had three hits and a homer, Jarrod Dyson had three hits and Paul Goldschmidt homered for the Diamondbacks, who had won two in a row after a stretch in which they lost 15 of 17. Goldschmidt's homer was his seventh, though his first at Chase Field.

Eugenio Suarez had three hits and an RBI, Joey Votto had three hits and Raisel Iglesias recorded four outs for his ninth save on his first day back from the disabled list after a biceps injury.

Murphy also doubled, singled and scored twice. Daniel Descalso and Dyson singled to open the ninth, but Iglesias got the next three, helped by a one-out sliding catch by the left fielder Duvall.

Corbin gave up eight hits and six runs in six innings, with 10 strikeouts and one walk. He had not given up more than four runs or seven hits in his 11 previous starts and entered the game with a National League-leading 0.89 WHIP.

Reds right-hander Sal Romano (3-6) gave up seven hits and four runs in five innings, with three strikeouts and no walks. Romano had given up 18 runs in 12 2/3 innings in his previous three starts.

Dyson singled to lead off the first inning and Goldschmidt followed with his seventh homer into the Reds' bullpen in the right field corner. Murphy doubled with one out and scored on David Peralta's single for a 3-0 lead.

Murphy's homer with one out in the third inning made it 4-0. Murphy, the nominal third catcher, has a career-high seven homers, with four hit in his last five starts.

The Reds had only one hit off Corbin in the first three innings before Duvall tied it with his grand slam in the fourth. Tucker Barnhart and Votto singled and Suarez walked to load the bases. Duvall had eight RBIs in the three-game series.

Schebler's two-run homer in the sixth inning made it 6-4 and Suarez's RBI single in the ninth closed the scoring.

--Field Level Media