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Quick Quotes
"It's what we do."
Kirk Gibson
"It's been like that all year, guys have been battling until the end and luckily we were on top today."
Aaron Hill
"Everybody was tired and we just kept going and kept going."
Martin Prado
Daily Diamondback Digest
Hill Brings the Magic on Wednesday / Diamondbacks Sweep Orioles on Third Consecutive Walk-off
Things looked bleak for the Diamondbacks after two innings in game three of the series against Baltimore. Patrick Corbin was not showing his usual crispness, and the team was down 41- against a formidable Baltimore team. However, 5 more solid innings from Corbin, followed by five shutout innings from the bullpen provided the Diamondbacks' offense the opportunity they needed to make things right. On Wednesday, it was Aaron Hill's turn to crush the Orioles' hopes as he first got to Orioles closer Jim Johnson in the ninth with an RBI single and then to starting reliever Bud Norris in the 14th with another single up the middle with runners on first and second. It was the Diamondbacks' third walk-off win in three consecutive nights.
Related: ESPN's Baseball Tonight discusses the Diamondbacks' dramatic sweep of the Baltimore Orioles.
Also Related: How Jim Johnson Is Having a Rough Season
Paul Goldschmidt and the NL MVP Discussion
It's that time of year when MVP candidacy starts being closely examined and the discussions heat up.
It seems Adam Eaton didn't fail to hustle on Tuesday night per se. Rather he forgot how many out there were. Either way, the incident was unacceptable.
Related: Eaton Out of Starting Lineup
Around MLB
Torre Submits Replay Proposal to Executive Committee
It's up to the owners to vote now, but there is no reason to believe that comprehensive replay will not be a part of baseball in 2014.
Related: Selig may reveal plan on Thursday, use in playoffs
A look at the best candidates in the AL and NL
Related: Why Mike Trout could win the AL MVP
Joe Lemire looks at three reasons NL-style smallball is on the decline and why he thinks it probably should be.
Alfonso Soiano: He Can Still Hit
Two nights. Four home runs. Thirteen RBIs. For depressing comparison's sake, that's one less home run than Jason Kubel has on the entire season (5), and only one less than half as many RBIs (28) as well.
Highlight Reel
Dominic Brown Steals a Hit from NL Batting Leader Chris Johnson
Yes, that is Ryan Roberts playing first base.