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"The guys kept at it, the attitude was good on the bench, and the one thing I kept harping on was you could see his pitch count was rising, and we knew at some point we would get him out of the game."
-Chip Hale on facing Tyson Ross
"I think maybe Chase needed a little break. He's been working with [pitching coach Mike Harkey] on some fundamental stuff and getting the ball down and all that stuff. But of course, you're not going to see that unless you pitch in a game. So we're going to try to get him in some games out of the bullpen."
-Chip Hale on Chase Anderson
It Happened Last Night
The Diamondbacks once again struggled to break through against the Padres' Tyson Ross, but managed to put up a four-spot on the San Diego bullpen thanks to a three-run homer by A.J. Pollock.
Diamondbacks Digest
Diamondbacks Adjust Rotation to Rest Anderson
The innings are piling up for Chase Anderson this season, and it is starting to show. The Diamondbacks hope that a bit of rest and some work with pitching coach Mike Harkey can help Anderson finish the season strong.
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