Preview: Momentum in our favor?
Rubber game of the Marlins series, and the Diamondbacks appear to have some momentum after last night's walk-off homer by Paul Goldschmidt. Or do they?
Rubber game of the Marlins series, and the Diamondbacks appear to have some momentum after last night's walk-off homer by Paul Goldschmidt. Or do they?
And the ever interesting division which is the NL West takes another turn, as suddenly, it has become a four-horse race. Are we Famine? Think I'd rather be War...
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.
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.
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.
`After a dramatic series of games in Los Angeles, including two late comebacks, a brawl and extra innings, can this series possibly compete?
Can anything live up to the morbid excitement of watching grown men push each other around which we all experienced last night?
After last night's thrilling comeback, will the Diamondbacks also beat Greinke when they face the Dodgers in the second game of their three game series? We'll find out in Los Angeles tonight.
A six-game road trip running through the rest of the week, starts in Los Angeles tonight. Can we beat the Dodgers for a third time in a Clayton Kershaw start?
Ah, remember those heady days when I wondered if, top to bottom, this could be the best rotation in D-backs history? How long ago that seems now: it was actually less than a month.
Well, that was fun, wasn't it? Let's do it again - though if we can perhaps score some runs before the eighth inning, I wouldn't complain...
After a tough, but certainly memorable, four-game split in St. Louis, Arizona returns home for a quick three-game set against the Giants.
Ian Kennedy takes on the Cardinals, as the Diamondbacks look to take three of four games against the MLB-best in St. Louis.
After last night's marathon, in which the good guys prevailed over the gum-spitting forces of darkness, the preview today will consist of 45 minutes whimpering from the respective bullpens.
Hopefully, tonight will go a little better than last night, m'kay? Tyler Skaggs starts, facing a prospect of equal or lesser value.
Into the den of the team with the best record in major-league baseball. What could possibly go wrong?
Rubber game at Wrigley this afternoon. Nine innings today like the last three yesterday would be... 33 runs for the Diamondbacks. I can live with that.
Suddenly, the Cubs are the hottest team in baseball, having won five in a row (no-one else has a streak above three). Can Ian Kennedy cool them off? Or will be be sliced and diced?
Another day, another day-game, another game that's not on TV. Woo-hoo! Fourth consecutive day with any D-backs baseball here in Arizona!
Let's try this again, shall we?
The stars at night, are big and bright [clapclapclapclap]
Let's go for the series sweep! Ok, a fairly small series sweep, but there you go...
Let's play two!
Sometimes you catch the bear... And sometimes the bear catches you... After a brisk start last night, Miley's mid-innings meltdown led to a rare blowout loss for Arizona, and means series victory goes to the winner this afternoon.
After our 11th comeback victory of the season last night, we enter the left-handed section of our rotation tonight, as Wade Miley tries for his fourth win of the year.
We welcome the San Diego Padres to Chase Field for the first time this season tonight, as a three-game set starts, which will take us to Memorial Day.