GOODYEAR, Ariz. (AP) — Josh Satin bolstered his case for a spot on Cincinnati’s bench, hitting a three-run homer in the eighth and a game-ending RBI single in the Reds’ 4-3 victory over the Oakland Athletics on Sunday.

Mike Leake pitched five solid innings for Cincinnati, and Kristopher Negron had two hits. Tony Cingrani struck out three in two scoreless innings.

Leake allowed his first run of the spring on Mark Canha’s RBI double in the fourth, but Ike Davis was thrown out at the plate on a nice relay by center fielder Skip Schumaker and shortstop Zack Cozart.

Athletics right-hander Kendall Graveman allowed one hit and walked one in 5 1-3 scoreless innings. He also struck out five.

Graveman has allowed one run in 15 innings this spring.

“He got six up,” Athletics manager Bob Melvin said. “He was able to do that because of his pitch counts.”

Leake was charged with one run and four hits. He struck out two and walked none.

“Leake was outstanding, changing speeds, using his cutter,” said Reds manager Bryan Price, who was the pitching coach under Melvin with Arizona. “It was the first time I’ve seen Graveman. He has a very good sinker-cutter combination that gave us a lot of trouble. Both pitchers were very stingy and impressive.”

TRAINING ROOM

Athletics: OF Sam Fuld, who was hit in the jaw with a throw, is taking batting practice. He is day to day. ... OF Josh Reddick is tentatively scheduled to resume play next week. He injured his oblique earlier this spring.

Reds: RHP Homer Bailey pitched two innings in a minor league game against the Indians’ Triple-A team. Bailey (right forearm surgery) likely will begin the season on the disabled list.

STARTING TIME

Athletics: Graveman, a key acquisition in the Josh Donaldson trade with Toronto, made his fourth start of the spring.

“We haven’t seen him struggle yet,” Melvin said. “He knows how to pitch. He keeps the ball down and off the barrel of the bat.”

Reds: Leake becomes Cincinnati’s No. 2 starter with Bailey out for the start of the season. The 27-year-old right-hander was so efficient that he had to go to the bullpen to throw 10 more pitches to reach his targeted pitch count of 75.

“I was happy with the outing,” Leake said. “There were a few balls I rushed that I elevated.”