MIAMI, Apr. 15 \u2014 Two rallies \u2014 one in the fifth to tie the game, the other in the seventh to take the lead \u2014 gave the Miami Marlins<\/a> a 3\u20132 victory over the Arizona Diamondbacks<\/a> Saturday afternoon in a seesaw battle. The big blows came off the bats of Garrett Hampson<\/a><\/strong>, who hit a solo homer in the fifth; Jean Segura<\/a><\/strong>, who hit an RBI single in the seventh; and Luis Arraez<\/a><\/strong>, who hit an RBI pinch-single in the seventh.<\/p>\n The Diamondbacks drew first blood in the top of the first against Marlins lefty Braxton Garrett<\/a><\/strong>. Second baseman Ketel Marte<\/a><\/strong> was hit on the foot by a pitch. He stayed in the game after being checked out and walking the pain off. Two batters later, left fielder Lourdes Gurriel Jr.<\/a><\/strong> doubled off the wall in left-center, advancing Marte to third. On the play, Marlins center fielder Jazz Chisholm Jr.<\/a><\/strong> was shaken up after attempting a leaping catch but also stayed in the game. First baseman Christian Walker<\/a><\/strong> plated Marte with a sacrifice fly to left, giving the Diamondbacks a 1\u20130 lead. The half-inning ended when designated hitter Evan Longoria<\/a><\/strong> flied to a diving Chisholm in shallow center.<\/p>\n The Marlins threatened in the bottom of the first against Diamondbacks righty Ryne Nelson<\/a><\/strong>. With one out, speedy shortstop Jon Berti<\/a><\/strong> legged out an infield single to second. Two batters later, left fielder Bryan De La Cruz<\/a><\/strong> singled to left, advancing Berti to second. Designated hitter Avisail Garcia<\/a><\/strong> reached on catcher\u2019s interference, loading the bases for right fielder Jesus Sanchez<\/a><\/strong>. When he lined an atom ball to left, the inning ended with the bases loaded and the Diamondbacks still leading, 1\u20130.<\/p>\nStarting Pitchers Cruise, but Marlins Tie It Up<\/h3>\n