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Chicago White Sox 4, Arizona 5
Home runs by Jake Lamb in the first inning and Chris Herrmann in the fifth helped the Diamondbacks defeat the White Sox. Patrick Corbin was serviceable in his outing, turning in a statistical quality start.
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Lovullo, Diamondbacks Remaining Patient with Lamb
“Defensively, he’s improving. Offensively, he’s well above league-average for numbers. We’re not going to get in the way of his process and his progression.” - Torey Lovullo
Miller Hoping for Quick Return
It’s been two weeks since Shelby Miller underwent Tommy John surgery. Now the process of rehabilitation begins.
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