Bohm ended his home run drought during Tuesday's win against the Rays. With right-hander Shane Baz on the mound, Rojas got the start in center field over Marsh.

Escobar was afraid of mistakes early in his career. He found inspiration in Kobe Bryant’s book, which helped him learn “if you fail, there will be another opportunity.”

Alec Bohm, Kyle Schwarber, and Nick Castellanos each hit opposite field home runs. Wheeler needed only 84 pitches over seven innings and had nine strikeouts.

Walker became a reliever when Ranger Suárez returned from the injured list. A return to the starting rotation remains a possibility.

The Phillies surprised many by starting the 21-year-old Crawford at Lehigh Valley. So far he has answered the call. He discussed that and more on “Phillies Extra.”

Nori is in low-A Clearwater and has yet to play 50 minor-league games. But he could one day reach the majors. On his climb there, he’s collecting himself.

Harper’s swing is still a work in progress. “There’s not a whole lot of slug there,” manager Rob Thomson says. “But it’s going to be there.”

Walker will fill a long relief role for now. He could emerge as a late-inning option or he could wind up later this season in a six-man rotation.

Suárez allowed seven runs and failed to get through the fourth inning. The Phillies climbed back from a six-run deficit but Arizona held on.

Kepler homered for a second straight game while Brandon Marsh, fresh off the injured list, got his first hit in over a month.

On Friday, Kepler asked hitting coach Kevin Long, a lefty, to throw to him during batting practice. Hours later, he drilled a game-winning homer off of left-handed Arizona reliever José Castillo.

Marsh has been rehabbing a hamstring injury that he sustained while making a play in the outfield on April 16. Outfielder Cal Stevenson was optioned to Lehigh Valley to make room on the roster.

Slugger Kyle Schwarber gave Castillo a rough welcome back, sending the first pitch he saw 398 feet. Two batters later, Max Kepler did the same.