LOS ANGELES -- This one didn't start out with much positive promise for the Los Angeles Dodgers as Paul Goldschmidt homered in the first inning to stake the Arizona Diamondbacks to an early lead, and the Dodgers went three up, three down in the first two innings.But the offense fought back from two deficits and the pitching righted itself to pick up the team's fifth win in its last seven games after a 6-4 win over Arizona.How it happened: Dan Haren had seen his teammates get him off the hook for the loss twice through three-plus innings, so he did it himself in the fourth inning.