Diamondbacks 4, Brewers 6

Arizona took the lead in the first inning once again, as Yasmany Tomas knocked a two-run ground-rule double. After some early trouble, Robbie Ray settled down, fanning five consecutive Brewers batters to end the first and blow through the second. However, Milwaukee did tie the game up on a two-run homer with two outs in the third. Ray settled back down, and struck out the side again in the fifth, to give him 10 strikeouts through five innings. He came within one out of getting through the sixth, but an RBI single gave Milwaukee the lead, and Enrique Burgos didn't help, allowing both runners he inherited to score.

Ray ended the day with a typically Ray-esque line. 5.2 innings, being charged with five runs on five hits, with two walks and a career-high 11 strikeouts. As usual, the potential was there, but... The D-backs tried to get back level, pushing single runs across in the seventh and eighth, but a solo home-run off Tyler Clippard gave the Brewers some insurance. Paul Goldschmidt, Rickie Weeks Jr and Tomas each got two hits, Goldie also notching the team's only walk of the day. It's now off to Los Angeles for the D-backs; soco will be along with more details of this thing when he gets  ray