CINCINNATI (AP) — Pinch-hitter Edgar Renteria singled with two outs in the 10th inning Saturday night, giving the Cincinnati Reds a 4-3 comeback win over the Florida Marlins.

Marlins starter Josh Johnson left after seven innings, and reliever Randy Choate took over in the eighth with a 3-0 lead. Choate got two outs before Edward Mujica and Ryan Webb gave up three runs in the inning.

The Reds loaded the bases with no outs in the 10th against rookie Michael Dunn (1-1) with walks to Brandon Phillips and Jonny Gomes and the pitcher’s error on Miguel Cairo’s sacrifice bunt.

The Marlins brought in center fielder Chris Coghlan as an extra infielder, but he returned to the outfield after Ramon Hernandez grounded into a forceout at the plate. Paul Janish popped up before Renteria, last year’s World Series MVP with San Francisco, singled through the hole into left field.

Francisco Cordero (1-0) allowed one hit over the last two innings to earn the win.

After Choate struck out two batters, Mujica relieved. Phillips doubled and scored on Gomes’ single, and Cairo added an RBI single. After Hernandez chopped an infield single, Webb relieved and gave up Janish’s tying single.

Johnson allowed five hits and two walks while striking out six batters. He was pulled after 117 pitches.

Control problems limited Cincinnati starter Edinson Volquez to five innings. He allowed just two hits with five walks and four strikeouts.

Volquez, who averaged 32 pitches per first inning in his first four starts of the season, showed signs of more trouble this time. He opened the game by walking Coghlan, who stole second and scored on Omar Infante’s single. One out later, Volquez walked Gaby Sanchez before getting Mike Stanton to hit into an inning-ending double play.

The Marlins rode Aroldis Chapman’s control problems to two runs in the eighth. Chapman walked three consecutive batters with one out before Wes Helms came off the bench and doubled into the left-center field gap.

Johnson, who hadn’t allowed a hit in the first three innings of any of his first five starts, wasn’t as dominant in his first start of the season against the Reds. Opposing batters were 0 for 47 with four walks and 21 strikeouts in the first three innings against Johnson before Joey Votto and Phillips came up with back-to-back two-out singles.

Votto’s hit extended his streak of consecutive games reaching base at least once with a hit, a walk or being hit by a pitch to 27, seven shy of tying the club record of 34 set by Dave Collins in 1981.

Janish doubled with two outs in the second, but Volquez grounded out to end the inning. Jay Bruce and Votto drew back-to-back one-out walks in the third, but Phillips struck out and Gomes flied out.

NOTES: Infante left the game in the middle of the fifth inning with a right hamstring cramp. … Votto, a Toronto native, received the 2010 Tip O’Neill Award before Saturday’s game. The award is given annually by the Canadian Baseball Hall of Fame to a Canada native judged to have enjoyed the best season while “adhering to baseball’s highest ideals.” … Reds RHP Homer Bailey threw 91 pitches — 59 strikes — in 6 1-3 innings of his third rehab start with Triple-A Louisville. Bailey, sidelined since the start of the season with shoulder problems, allowed one run on five hits with two walks and six strikeouts.