Ben Seigel
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
- 12
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- Sep 24, 2026
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- Jul 9, 2026
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D-Backs Take Care of Business in Denver (opens the original)
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TL;DR: A big first inning made the difference in a workmanlike win they desperately need. Incredibly, the Diamondback’s season truly is coming down to the wire. In one sense, it’s an immense privilege that their postseason hopes are still alive at this point in the season. But it’s also incredibly frustrating to know their fate isn’t entirely their own and it’s tempting to look back at all of the wasted opportunities that could have made the difference. Ultimately, they can only control the outc
Mt. Frustration and Misery: the sequel (opens the original)
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TL;DR: Isolated power and lack of execution sinks chance for a desperately-needed win. I’m fairly convinced that baseball fans are a special breed. There aren’t that many sports fans that can watch their team lose in heartbreaking fashion and then show up less than 24 hours later to support the team. It’s just too bad those special fans weren’t rewarded with a better result or better play. Instead, they were treated to another tense, frustrating affair that ended with another one-run loss agains
Swinging Lumber Swings away from Home Sweep (opens the original)
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TL;DR: One big swing from the superstar proved to be the difference in this sweep-avoiding win. After two tense, well-fought games between these two teams, I fully expected a laugher tonight where one side or the other could fully relax and coast to a victory. It seemed like the natural baseball thing to do to balance out a pair of games decided by two runs or less with a game in which a position player had to pitch. Instead, and thankfully for the fans, we got the trilogy in the series with man
D-Backs Avoid Sweep Behind a Single Blast and a Shutout (opens the original)
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TL;DR: James McCann and a gaggle of relievers finally slow the Phils down. It’s rare in baseball for a single player to single-handedly win a game because of the structure of the sport. There are very few things a single player can do to have that much leverage in a game and instead requires much more active participation from the rest of the team on the field or in the dugout. This afternoon was one of those exceptions when James McCann took the first pitch he saw in the home half of the eighth
Eduardo Rodriguez Delivers Again as D-Backs eke out win (opens the original)
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TL;DR: A pitcher’s duel (and a controversial call) go the D-Backs way for a much-needed series win. I have a confession to make. This whole season, I have been waiting for the other proverbial shoe to drop for Eduardo Rodriguez. I had a difficult time believing the same pitcher who had posted consecutive seasons with ERAs north of five could somehow transform himself into a legitimate Cy Young candidate. There were some legitimate reasons for that doubt too between his whiff percentage, strikeou
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