Cory Phillips and Craig Sandlin discuss the Arizona Diamondbacks dominating the Cincinnati Reds, winning 8-0 at Chase Field. Arizona’s offense erupted early, with Corbin Carroll hitting a two-run homer in the first inning, setting the tone. The Diamondbacks added three more runs in the third, highlighted by Blaze Alexander’s two-run double, and tacked on additional runs in the fifth and sixth innings. Arizona’s pitcher, Nabil Crismatt, delivered a solid performance, allowing just one hit over five innings, while the bullpen maintained the shutout. Cincinnati’s Andrew Abbott struggled, surrendering five runs on six hits in four innings, unable to find his rhythm against Arizona’s aggressive lineup. The Reds’ offense was stifled, managing only three hits and leaving four runners on base. Ketel Marte and Lourdes Gurriel Jr. also contributed key hits for Arizona, who improved to 63-66, while the Reds fell to 67-62. The game, attended by 30,114 fans, lasted 2 hours and 45 minutes. Arizona’s victory marked their second straight win in the series, showcasing their offensive depth and pitching strength.