Phillips Leads Reds in 6-Run Comeback Over Diamondbacks Second baseman Brandon Phillips felt Cincinnati's fans were a bit premature in their booing, so he took it upon himself to turn the jeers into cheers. Phillips homered and had a season-high five runs batted in, then scored the go-ahead run in the seventh inning on Todd Frazier's single to help the Reds rally from a six-run deficit in a 7-6 win over the Arizona Diamondbacks on Thursday. "If you're going to boo, wait until the game's over," Phillips said. We feed off the fans. Arizona led, 6-3, with one out in the seventh when reliever Bryan Shaw (1-4) walked pinch-hitter Xavier Paul and leadoff batter Drew Stubbs. Wilson Valdez's grounder skipped under the glove of first baseman Paul Goldschmidt for a run-scoring error, setting up Phillips's tying two-run double to left-center field. Phillips moved to third on Jay Bruce's groundout to Goldschmidt against reliever Mike Zagurski and scored on Frazier's single to left off Brad Ziegler. "That was pretty fun, especially after the beginning," Frazier said. We were a little dead. Brandon got us going. Alfredo Simon (2-1) allowed one hit in one and two-thirds innings for the win. Logan Ondrusek and Sean Marshall combined to pitch a scoreless eighth, and Aroldis Chapman pitched the ninth for his 15th save. The Reds improved to 2-2 in their first four games without the All-Star first baseman Joey Votto, who underwent arthroscopic surgery Tuesday to repair a torn meniscus in his left knee. They also have 22 come-from-behind wins. "The Reds are a very resilient team," Arizona Manager Kirk Gibson said. Arizona starter Joe Saunders allowed one hit in five innings before wilting in the sixth. He allowed four hits and three runs with three walks and five strikeouts in six innings. "I ran into a little trouble in the sixth - a couple of soft hits," Saunders said. I made a good pitch to Phillips. I don't know how he kept it fair. Maybe he was cheating in a little bit. You've just got to tip your cap and move on. It's a shame we couldn't close it out and win the series. METS 9, NATIONALS 5 David Wright homered twice and had five R.B.I., and R. A. Dickey won his National League-leading 13th game as the Mets broke a six-game losing streak with a win over host Washington. CUBS 4, MARLINS 2 Paul Maholm pitched eight innings, Alfonso Soriano homered and Chicago beat Mark Buehrle and Miami to complete a 5-1 homestand. BRAVES 3, GIANTS 2 Freddie Freeman and David Ross hit home runs as host Atlanta made the most of its three hits to avoid a series sweep. MARINERS 6, ROYALS 1 Felix Hernandez won his fourth straight decision and Jesus Montero drove in four runs for visiting Seattle. Hernandez (8-5) allowed one run and eight hits, throwing only 89 pitches in eight innings. ORIOLES 4, TWINS 3 Mark Reynolds's two-run single in the eighth inning backed a strong performance from Wei-Yin Chen and rallied Baltimore past host Minnesota. Chen (8-5) gave up three runs and six hits with five strikeouts in seven innings. TIGERS 5, ANGELS 1 Max Scherzer struck out nine and got plenty of run support as Miguel Cabrera and Alex Avila homered for host Detroit, which won the four-game series and has 10 victories in its last 12 games. RAYS 6, INDIANS 0 David Price became the American League's first 13-game winner, and B. J. Upton had three R.B.I. for host Tampa Bay.