Goldie 2, Stanton 3: At least one Marlin soars
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.
Diamondbacks Game Reports
Diamondbacks 1, Padres 4: Swept away in San Diego
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.
Diamondbacks 1, Padres 2: Nineteen-Ninety-Hate
The Diamondbacks drop the first of three at Petco as Eric Stults decided to pitch like Tom Glavine with werewolf blood.
Diamondbacks 8, Dodgers 6: Working Overtime
There may not have been any fights or HBPs traded, but with thirty two hits scattered across twelve innings, the Diamondbacks and the Dodgers still provided some fireworks.
Dbacks 5, Dodgers 4: Fans of The Very Human League
The Diamondbacks had beaten the Dodgers in the five previous times they had faced Clayton Kershaw, with Kershaw taking the loss in four. Could they run the streak to six? Sure. But it'd take a seriously late rally to do so.
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D-backs 2, Giants 6: Bad Things Come In Threes
The first five batters Tyler Skaggs faced today, all reached base, and things didn't get much better, as the Giants took the rubber game on Baxter's Birthday at Chase Field.
Giants 10, Dbacks 5: Big Inning, Big Loss
The Arizona Diamondbacks fell to the San Francisco Giants on Saturday night by a score of 10 to 5. The Giants scored six runs in the fourth, the Diamobdbacks scored four runs in the sixth, and a ninth inning rally fell five runs short.
D-backs 3, Corbin 1 - Corbin & Goldy Lead the Way
The Diamondbacks have relied on Goldschmidt and Corbin so far to stay in first in the NL West, and it was these two that delivered again to get a victory over the division foe from San Francisco.
Dbacks 8, Cards 12 - Red Reign of Terror
Ian Kennedy suffered the worst loss of his career tonight, allowing 10 runs and three home runs in four innings. The St. Louis Cardinals had a 12-2 lead at one point, but the Diamondbacks battled back to make it close. In the end, they lost 12-8.
Diamondbacks 10, Cardinals 3: A Grand Evening
Paul Goldschmidt hit his second grand slam in five days and Wade Miley kept the Cardinals batters off balance as Arizona beat St. Louis 10-3 on a rainy evening at Busch Stadium.
D-backs 7, Cardinals 6: Natural justice prevails
Remember that game in NY where the jackass ballhawk snagged a ball, but the D-backs still won? Here, a horribly-blown call by umpire Jordan Baker helped the Cardinals force extra innings, but the baseball gods let us come out on top after the 14th.
D-backs 1, Cardinals 7: We see the Cardinals Rule
Remember how we chortled heartily when St. Louis outscored San Francisco 15-1 over a double-header this weekend? Not quite so funny now, is it?
Diamondbacks 8, Cubs 4: Triumph of the Wil
Let us pause to appreciate the pleasant surprise which has been backup catcher Wil Nieves this season.
D'Backs 12, Cubs 4: Goldy Cooks in Cook County
Paul Goldschmidt broke open a 4-4 game with a Grand Slam in the eighth inning and that broke it open for the Diamondbacks. The D'Backs would add four more in the ninth just for fun and they took game two of three from the Cubs.
Recap: Dbacks 2, Cubs 7 - Unlucky Sevens
The Diamondbacks lost their second in a row this afternoon, suffering a drubbing at the hands of the Chicago Cubs. Home runs by Soriano, Hairston and Ransom put Arizona in an early 7-0 hole. They later scored two runs to remain un-shut out this year.
D-backs 5, Rangers 9: Terror in Tarrant County
A common folk story in Texas is about the old Texas Rangers getting a call about a riot. When the Ranger arrives, the sheriff says, 'Only one Ranger?' To which the Ranger replies: 'Only one riot.' In this analogy the Diamondbacks are the riot.
Diamondbacks-Rangers Rained Out In Arlington
The D-backs suffered their first rain-out of the 2013 campaign, as inclement weather in Texas resulted in tonight's scheduled game at Arlington being postponed. No make-up date has been announced.
Rangers 4, Dbacks 5: Walk-off Winner
The Diamondbacks completed a rare two-game sweep of the Texas Rangers in tonight's double-header night-cap. Trevor Cahill went eight solid innings and Didi Gregorius had triple and game-tying home run. Arizona is now 1.5 games up in the NL West.
D=backs 5, Rangers 3: Taste the future. NomNomNom.
Hey,. Texas! Our left-handed pitching prospect born in 1991 is better than your left-handed pitching prospect born in 1991!
Dbacks 6, Padres 5: Batters Buoy Battered Corbin
Today, Corbin's streak of not allowing more than two runs in a game came to an end, but the offense (some of it his own) bailed him out, and got him his 8th win on the season.
Diamondbacks 4, Padres 10: So...Much...Blood
Wade Miley melted down in the fourth inning and the D'Backs could not recover and they dropped the second game of this three game series to the Padres.
Diamondbacks 5, Padres 2
It was a good night for Brandon McCarthy as he put in another good start when he pitched 7 innings while giving up 1 run and 2 strike outs. Padres pitcher Eric Stults was troubling the Dbacks until...
Diamondbacks 1, Rockies 4: Deja Review
Early pitching trouble for Cahill and a lackluster offense spelled doom for the Diamondbacks on Wednesday evening.
Dbacks 4, Rockies 5: Angel of Death
The game starts out with the Dbacks going down 1-2-3 and so do the Rockies in their half of the inning. Things get, uh... Rocky in the bottom of the 2nd when Troy Tulowitzki hits a double to...
Diamondbacks 5, Rockies 1: St. Patrick's Day
You thought that was March 17th? We're petitioning the Catholic Church to change it, as Patrick Corbin threw his first career complete game, a dominating 10 K performance.
Play of the Year Nominee: Miggy to Josh to Josh
We may not have completed the sweep in Florida, but the later innings did have an amazing defensive play on a bunt attempt.
