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D-backs going down to the wire, needing win and help on final day (opens the original)
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SAN DIEGO -- The Diamondbacks’ postseason fate will come down to Game No. 162. A 10-7 loss to the Padres on Saturday night at Petco Park snapped the Diamondbacks’ six-game winning streak and put their season squarely on the brink. The good news for Arizona is the Phillies' collapse continued with a 12-1 loss to the Rays, so the Diamondbacks didn't lose any ground in the standings. They did, however, lose a day off the calendar, and Philadelphia still controls what happens in this race for the NL
Surging D-backs pull closer in Wild Card race with 6th straight win (opens the original)
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SAN DIEGO -- Their postseason chances continue to grow as the wins stack up, but the Diamondbacks still have some work left to do – and need some help from their expansion brothers in Tampa Bay. The Diamondbacks roughed up Casey Mize from the first pitch of the game as they rolled to an 11-4 victory over the Padres in front of a packed house at Petco Park on Friday night. The win, combined with the Phillies’ 2-0 loss to the Rays, pulled the Diamondbacks to within one game of the Phillies in the
D-backs knew Pettitte was tipping pitches. But 25 years later, it's still unclear how (opens the original)
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PHOENIX -- After three heartbreaking losses to the Yankees in New York, the Diamondbacks returned home for Game 6 of the 2001 World Series in need of a win to keep their season alive. Left-hander Andy Pettitte started Game 6 for the Yankees. His reputation for coming up big in postseason games was well earned, so this was no easy task for the Diamondbacks as they tried to force a Game 7. The Diamondbacks did have one thing working in their favor though -- they knew that Pettitte was tipping his
McCann's first-pitch go-ahead HR in 8th snaps D-backs' 3-game slide (opens the original)
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PHOENIX -- All it took was one pitch after Andrew Painter departed the game for the Diamondbacks’ offense to get going. James McCann's homer was the difference Wednesday afternoon as Arizona managed to beat the Phillies, 1-0, at Chase Field. The win, combined with the Padres' loss to the Reds, put the D-backs a half-game ahead of San Diego for the third National League Wild Card spot. Painter frustrated Arizona hitters for seven innings, allowing just a pair of hits. The Phillies, though, could
Marte opens up about absence, planned to address teammates (opens the original)
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PHOENIX -- Ketel Marte returned to Chase Field on Monday, exactly two weeks after he failed to show up for a game at Fenway Park, and the Diamondbacks' second baseman tried to explain for the first time publicly what prompted his actions. "It was a moment of frustration," Marte said via translator Alex Arpiza. "I'm the type of person that when something is going on in my life, I don't like to talk about it. That morning I woke up, my body was in pain and I couldn't react. No one made the decisio
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