PHOENIX(AP) Down by seven runs in the fifth inning, the Florida Marlins kept on hacking.

They didn't stop until they had scored a franchise-record 10 runs in the eighth inning and stormed back for a 14-7 victory over the Arizona Diamondbacks on Thursday night.

Pinch-hitter Brett Carroll 's three-run homer was the biggest hit in the biggest inning in team history.

Florida matched the team record for the biggest comeback victory and Arizona set a club record for the largest blown lead.

''I didn't sense any panic,'' Carroll said. ''I think guys were staying ready, and we started to get a couple knocks.

''We were down and fought back, and that's a good sign,'' Carroll said. ''Great win for us.''

And it was a stinging defeat for Arizona, which snapped a five-game winning streak. When Florida's eighth inning finally ended, the remnants of a Chase Field crowd of 21,558 stood and applauded derisively.

''It's a bad loss, no doubt,'' Arizona center fielder Chris Young said. ''It was a weird game.''

Florida trailed 7-0 after five innings but rallied with three runs in the sixth and one in the seventh. Then the Marlins hit Arizona with the 10-spot in the eighth to make a winner of Kiko Calero (2-0).

''I can't really pinpoint exactly at what point I had the 'uh-oh' moment, that feeling, but it certainly is disappointing,'' Arizona manager A.J. Hinch said.

The Marlins sent 14 batters to the plate in the eighth against three relievers - Juan Gutierrez , Scott Schoeneweis (1-1) and Blaine Boyer .

After pinch-hitter Ross Gload drove in the first run with a fielder's choice grounder, Carroll hit a fastball from Schoeneweis for a three-run homer, giving Florida an 8-7 lead. It was Carroll's first career pinch-hit homer and the first by a Marlin this season.

''The ball just kind of got in on me a little bit and I was able to kind of muscle it out there,'' said Carroll, who has three homers.

The carnage was only beginning.

Dan Uggla , Cody Ross and Jeremy Hermida followed with RBI singles, and John Baker drove in a run with a double.

Another run scored on a passed ball charged to Luke Carlin , and the final run came in on Gload's second RBI fielder's choice grounder of the inning.

The Diamondbacks helped out with two errors - one by Boyer and another by Mark Reynolds - as their frustrated fans unleashed a torrent of boos.

''Guys didn't give at-bats away, and we were able to capitalize on some of their mistakes and get some big hits and score a big number there in the eighth inning,'' Florida manager Fredi Gonzalez said.

Three pinch-hitters - Gload, Carroll and Hanley Ramirez - each batted twice in the inning.

''I don't know if I was prepared for the second one,'' said Carroll, who grounded to third base to end the inning. ''I started to realize I was going to get another at-bat. I was kind of excited.''

Arizona began building its lead in the first inning. Justin Upton broke out of a 1-for-12 slump with a two-run homer just inside the left field foul pole off Andrew Miller , who lasted only 2 2-3 innings, his shortest outing.

Arizona's lead grew to 7-0 through five innings. But the Marlins closed to 7-3 in the sixth on a two-run shot by Jorge Cantu to the left field seats and a solo homer by Hermida to the pool area in right-center field, both off Arizona starter Yusmeiro Petit .

The Marlins made it 7-4 in the seventh on Chris Coghlan 's RBI double.

''We could kind of sense that, hey, we've got to stay ready,'' Carroll said. ''This game is not over.''

NOTES: Uggla had four hits, all singles. ... The Marlins overcame a seven-run deficit to beat Boston on June 28, 2003. Florida trailed 9-2 and won 10-9. ... Ramirez, who has a right hip flexor, did not start for the fifth straight game, but he singled and walked as a pinch-hitter in the eighth. ... Arizona RHP Tom Gordon , out since May 4 with a strained left hamstring, will throw a batting practice session on Friday and could begin a minor league rehab stint next week.