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D-Backs manager Torey Lovullo on no-hitter, road struggles
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Chris Herrmann on Edinson Volquez’s performance in no-hitter
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D-Backs’ Rey Fuentes on Edinson Volquez’s pitch mix in no-hitter
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Patrick Corbin after loss to Marlins
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Torey Lovullo on Patrick Corbin’s outing vs. Marlins
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Torey Lovullo on Nick Ahmed, comeback win over Marlins
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David Peralta talks about Chris Owings’ ‘clutch’ hit vs. Pirates
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Chris Owings on D-Backs’ extra-inning win in Pittsburgh
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Torey Lovullo on ‘character win’ in Pittsburgh
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Robbie Ray on postgame celebration after shutout vs. Pirates
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Torey Lovullo on Robbie Ray’s shutout of Pirates
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Chris Herrmann on Robbie Ray’s ‘outstanding’ outing vs. Pirates
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Shot Clock: Winless weekend with D-Backs
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Diamondbacks’ Chris Iannetta on his latest clutch homer
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Torey Lovullo on Diamondbacks’ loss to the Pirates
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Archie Bradley after walkoff loss to Pirates
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Torey Lovullo on Patrick Corbin’s outing, loss to Brewers
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Patrick Corbin on his outing vs. Brewers
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Zack Greinke on his outing in loss to Brewers
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Torey Lovullo on loss to Brewers, Chase Anderson
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Paul Goldschmidt talks about Chase Anderson’s outing
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Torey Lovullo on D-Backs’ comeback win in MIlwaukee
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Chris Iannetta on his game-tying homer vs. Brewers
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Can D-Backs keep this up? Why, why not
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Robbie Ray after dominant outing in Milwaukee
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D-Backs’ Torey Lovullo on impressive win over Brewers
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Torey Lovullo on ‘nice team win’ for D-Backs
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Jake Lamb on strong game against lefty Jose Quintana
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Chris Herrmann on hitting surge, HR in win
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Arizona Diamondbacks pitcher Archie Bradley competes in cow milking competition
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Shelby Miller: Tommy John surgery ‘was a pretty smooth process’
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Shot Clock: Time to take D-Backs seriously
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Zack Greinke on near-complete game, Eephus pitch
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Torey Lovullo on Zack Greinke’s ‘great night’
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Montini volunteers free tickets – with Bickley’s help
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D-Backs manager Torey Lovullo on loss vs. Padres
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Chris Iannetta on homering in first game off DL
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Zack Godley on his outing vs. Padres
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Torey Lovullo after D-Backs pound Padres 9-1
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Torey Lovullo on D-Backs’ blowout win vs. Padres
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Taijuan Walker tosses six scoreless vs. Padres
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Brandon Drury homers in win vs. Padres
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Watch out for Dodgers; Cards CBs apply for job
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Diamondbacks outlast Mets in extra innings
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Diamondbacks discuss close win over Mets
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Diamondbacks’ Zack Godley talks after win over Mets
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Diamondbacks’ Torey Lovullo talks upbeat pace in win over Mets
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A.J. Pollock discusses his injury after loss to Pirates
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David Peralta downplays his injury vs. Pirates
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Torey Lovullo on injuries, loss vs. Pirates
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Chris Iannetta talks about scary HBP vs. Pirates
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Diamondbacks rally falls short against Pirates
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Lovullo: Iannetta “said he could play tonight if he had to” after HBP
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Diamondbacks overwhelm Pirates 11-4
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Kaepernick blackballed? Greinke now trade bait?
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Zack Greinke on his near no-hitter against Pirates
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Lovullo reacts to Greinke’s near no-hitter in win
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Diamondbacks snap losing streak with win over Tigers
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Diamondbacks drop third straight with loss to Tigers
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Shot Clock: D-Backs face pivotal homestand
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Torey Lovullo after D-Backs’ latest loss to Rockies
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Taijuan Walker after loss to Rockies
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Patrick Corbin after being roughed up by Rockies
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D-Backs’ Torey Lovullo on ‘tough night’ at Coors Field
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Zack Greinke on impressive outing vs. Rockies
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Manager Torey Lovullo after win over Rockies
The Arizona Diamondbacks went 5-6 on their recent 11-game road trip and now find themselves 13-17 away from Chase Field.
This week, they get to return home, where they are 21-8 on the season, for two three-game series (San Diego Padres, Milwaukee Brewers).
The Diamondbacks are now 34-25 on the season.
PREVIOUS RANKINGS: Diamondbacks in playoffs?
Can they keep pace with the Colorado Rockies (36-23) and Los Angeles Dodgers (35-23) in the NL West race?
Check out where Arizona stands as well as what writers are saying about the team in the latest MLB power rankings.
SALARIES: What Diamondbacks players will make this season
It writes: “Should be getting A.J. Pollock back soon.”
ESPN.com: Diamondbacks still No. 6
Christina Kahrl writes: “The Diamondbacks head back to Arizona after losing some steam during their 5-6 road trip. Their 21-8 record at home is tied for best in the majors. More than a few players have struggled on the road this season — Brandon Drury’s .453 road OPS is worst in the NL, and Yasmany Tomas at .548 has been little better. Arizona will need better production than that from key lineup regulars to keep up in the NL West race.”
thescore.com: Diamondbacks down one to No. 6
It writes: “Maybe it’s because the D-Backs just seem to be stuck spinning their wheels in third place, but Paul Goldschmidt’s push toward becoming just the second full-time first baseman to record a 30-30 season isn’t getting nearly enough attention. Goldy may even take a run at 40-40. You should probably watch him play some time.”
David Brown writes: “They’ve definitely rebounded from the Tony La Russa-Dave Stewart era.”
Cam Ellis writes: “Between Robby Ray being an ace and former top-prospect Archie Bradley becoming the next starter-turned-elite-reliever, the Diamondbacks pitching staff is both bizarre and also incredibly deep.”
heavy.com: Diamondbacks down two to No. 5
It writes: “It’s been an average week for the Diamondbacks. They lost to the Brewers to complete a four-game split with Milwaukee. Arizona was able to win two of three games in Pittsburgh then split the first two games with the Marlins. Arizona spends the week at home by hosting the Padres and Brewers. Jake Lamb has hit 14 home runs and 116 total bases as part of the anchor to the Diamondbacks’ hitting.”
cbssports.com: Diamondbacks down three to No. 7
Matt Snyder writes: “Can the Diamondbacks remain in the mix for the second one? In my estimation, yes they can. The Cardinals will be there as well and the Mets probably find a way to hang around. Arizona’s success so far, though, seems real. They have a legit MVP candidate in Paul Goldschmidt and ace in Zack Greinke along with lots of other good pieces.”
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