It's a truism in baseball that there's always one guy on the other team about whom you say, "Don't let this guy beat you." Well, "that guy" beat the Diamondbacks tonight. Twice.

Patrick Corbin took a no-hitter into the sixth, and allowed two hits in eight innings of work. But an inexplicable desire to pitch to Giancarlo Stanton cost Corbin his 10th win - he got a no-decision, but we lost for the first time with him pitching.

Patrick Corbin can join Adam Wainwright [and possibly ex-Diamondback Max Scherzer] at 10 wins by the end of the night. But will the offense do better against the Marlins, than they did in San...

After reeling off seven wins in a row, Patrick Corbin makes his third effort to get that elusive 10th victory of the season: at home against the Marlins, there probably won't be a better chance for a while.

They moved the fences in at Petco this year, but you wouldn't notice by the D-backs performance. For the first time in 10 series, we didn't score more than four runs in any game, and the Padres swept us as a result - they're now only two games back.

A good outing from Ian Kennedy couldn't overcome another weak offensive performance, and a three-run homer off David Hernandez in the eighth inning proved decisive, as the DIamondbacks were swept for the first time on the road this year.

Might be the last we see of Ian Kennedy for a while, if the suggestion he'll start serving his suspension after today's game proves valid.

The game begins somewhat unsatisfactory as Parra and Gregorious make two quick outs, but a walk from Goldschmidt and a home-run from Montero make it 2-0 in favor of the Dbacks. The game quiets...

One bad inning doomed the Diamondbacks, as the Padres used a five-run fourth to comeback and clinch the series against us. Arizona will try to avoid the sweep tomorrow

After the power outage - indeed, outage of almost all offense - last night, Arizona will regroup against San Diego at Petco this evening, and try to even the series behind Wade Miley.