Daniel Pinney
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Diamondbacks 7, San Diego 10: Garbage Time, As It Turned Out (opens the original)
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You didn’t think that getting the third wild card spot would be easy, did you? If you buy something from a link, Vox Media may earn a commission. See our ethics statement. The Diamondbacks came into tonight with a golden opportunity. Several golden opportunities, actually, given that by the time our game against the Padres was underway, the Phillies were already well on their way to getting decimated by Tampa to the final tune of 12-1 Tampa. We had a chance to achieve our first 7-game win streak
Diamondbacks 2, Texas 6: Return of the One Big Inning (opens the original)
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At least Tim Tawa got his first major league triple, and Pavin Smith had an RBI! If you buy something from a link, Vox Media may earn a commission. See our ethics statement. Well, you know what they say: “You can’t win ‘em all.“ On paper, it looked like maybe we should have won this one, and if you were keeping score, it would not have been lost at you that we basically won eight out of the nine innings that were played tonight. Sadly, however, that’s not how baseball works. Early in the season,
Diamondbacks 4, Houston 3 (10): Runs! Plural! (opens the original)
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The offense finally remembered how to score more than a single run in a game for the first time since last Sunday…. If you buy something from a link, Vox Media may earn a commission. See our ethics statement. I came into this game feeling as steeped in negativity and creeping doomerism regarding our offense’s recent struggles as I would imagine the rest of you all have been. It is, after all, a rather remarkable thing we achieved over the previous five games—only scoring six runs across forty-fi
Diamondbacks 2, San Francisco 7: Out of Gas (opens the original)
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After throwing 196 pitches in the first three games, the bullpen was unable to survive another Mitch Bratt start…. This game, with Mitch Bratt starting the second game of a rare Saturday doubleheader before a Sunday off day, felt like it was gonna be a long shot even against the lowly San Francisco Giants, and so it was. Merrill Kelly pitched a gem in the early game to secure us the series split and to pull us briefly ahead of the San Diego Padres for the third wild card spot, so winning this on
Diamondbacks 5, Cincy 11: Never a Chance (opens the original)
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One of those games where the object in the mirror is much further away than it appears. On paper, anyway, Michael Soroka was the better starting pitcher than Reds starter Rhett Lowder. Especially after the beatdown we put on Cincinnati last night, it seemed like pretty good odds that we’re stomp the Reds again. Sadly, however, that was not the case. Soroka sucked tonight, Lowder was good until he wasn’t so much, but by then the Diamondbacks were already in a hole that, despite some sporadic effo
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