PHOENIX, Aug. 29 \u2014 The Arizona Diamondbacks<\/a>, having fallen in a 7\u20130 deficit, sent 22 hitters to the plate over a two-inning span en route to a 13\u20137 victory over the Philadelphia Phillies<\/a> Monday night. Carson Kelly went 2-for-4 with four RBI, including a key three-run double to spark the comeback, which was the largest in franchise history. Ketel Marte and Christian Walker also added two hits each to aid in the victory.<\/p>\n The Phillies hit Diamondbacks starter Madison Bumgarner \u2014 who skipped his last start in an attempt to get out of his recent slump \u2014 hard from the get-go. Left fielder Kyle Schwarber led off with a fly to the warning track in right. First baseman Rhys Hoskins and third baseman Alec Bohm followed with consecutive singles, bringing up designated hitter Bryce Harper. He hit a sinking liner to right, where \u00a0scored Hoskins and advanced Bohm to third. Each of these hits came off the bat over 100 mph.<\/p>\n Catcher J.T. Realmuto hit a grounder to short. It appeared like the Diamondbacks could turn a double play if they could hurry, but Geraldo Perdomo had it clank off his glove for an error. Bohm scored on the play, giving the Phillies a 2\u20130 lead.<\/p>\n As second baseman Jean Segura batted, Realmuto stole second without a throw, bringing the infield in. Segura ultimately hit a grounder to first baseman Christian Walker, who threw home to retire Harper for the second out. As shortstop Bryson Stott batted, Segura was gunned down trying to steal, retiring the side.<\/p>\nPhillies Run Lead over Diamondbacks to 7\u20130<\/h3>\n