CINCINNATI -- Paul Goldschmidt made his only hit in three games count.Goldschmidts solo home run in the fifth inning gave Arizona the lead for good, and the Diamondbacks finished with four homers in holding off the Cincinnati Reds 9-8 on Sunday.Yasmany Tomas chipped in a with a pair of solo home runs and Wellington Castillo had a three-run shot as Arizona ended a four-game losing streak and avoided a three-game sweep in Cincinnati for the first time since 2007.We were probably just a little more consistent, Goldschmidt said of Arizonas offensive outburst, which produced the most runs in 22 games since scoring 10 at Colorado on June 24. The home runs stand out, but we had a chance to score in almost every inning. When youve got everybody, one through nine, getting on base, you have a chance to score some runs.It wasnt easy. Jay Bruce hit a three-run homer in the ninth to pull the Reds within a run before Tyler Clippard regrouped to get the final three outs. Arizona manager Chip Hale was more concerned about Clippard walking the innings first two batters.You cant put people on base in ballparks like this or Milwaukee or our place, but we got the third out before they scored four runs, a relieved Hale said.The Reds fell just short of their third comeback win of the series.We played a great series, Bruce said. We really did. Today was a little bit of back and forth. No one could really solidify the game. We were in it right up until the end. We had a chance and thats really all you can ask for.Every Cincinnati starter except pitcher Brandon Finnegan had at least one hit off starter Zack Godley, helping the Reds come from behind twice.Godley (3-1) became the first pitcher in franchise history to reach seven career wins as a starter in as few as 10 starts. He allowed 10 hits and five runs with two walks and three strikeouts. He also hit a batter.Finnegan (5-8) failed for the fourth consecutive start to get past five innings. He allowed seven hits and six runs with two walk and three strikeouts.Goldschmidt was 0-for-6 with four walks in the series before leading off the fifth with his 17th home run of the season to break a 5-all tie.The teams combined for 13 hits and 10 runs in the first three innings, including Tomass one-out home run in the second on the first pitch he saw from Finnegan and Castillos opposite-field shot into the right field seats in the third.Tomas hit Josh Smiths first pitch of the eighth for his second homer of the game.WILD GIFTBrandon Drury gave Arizona a 7-5 lead when he scored from third base on Ross Ohlendorfs wild pitch on which Jean Segura struck out. Segura reached first base, but he was caught stealing.HOMER UNHAPPYReds LHP Brandon Finnegan moved into a tie with Washington RHP Max Scherzer for the National League lead in home runs allowed with 22 after giving up three to the Diamondbacks on SundayTRAINING ROOMDiamondbacks: RHP Zack Greinke, whos been on the disabled list since June 29 with a left oblique strain, threw 45 pitches during a bullpen session. His next step either will be a simulated game with the Diamondbacks or a minor league rehab game, manager Chip Hale said.Reds: The game was delayed for a couple of minutes while a Reds trainer checked out catcher Ramon Cabrera after he took a Brandon Drury foul tip off his facemask. 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SEOUL, South Korea -- A South Korean baseball player was convicted of match-fixing on Friday and handed a suspended two-year prison term for deliberately allowing or attempting to allow walks in four games last season.A broker involved in the scheme was also sentenced to one year in prison, according to Cho Janghyun, spokesman for the Changwon District Court in southeastern South Korea.Lee Tae Yang, a starter for NC Dinos in the Korea Baseball Organization, was indicted in July and accused of taking 20 million won ($17,940) from the broker in return for fixing the games.Prosecutors also indicted another player, Moon Woo-ram, for receiving 10 million won ($8,970) in cash and gifts from the broker in exchange for connectingg him with Lee.dddddddddddd. Moon plays in the second-tier Korean league.The 23-year-old Lee enjoyed a breakout season for the Dinos in 2015, going 10-5 as a starter to help the team reach the playoffs. He was also part of the South Korean team that won the World Baseball Softball Confederations inaugural Premier 12 tournament held in Taiwan and Japan in November.Lees case is the latest in a string of match-fixing scandals that has plagued South Koreas professional baseball, soccer, basketball and other sports leagues and led to convictions and lifetime bans for a number of players and coaches. ' ' '