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1 week ago | 
azsnakepit.com | Snake Bytes |James Attwood
Rhona Wise-Imagn Images Corbin’s Slam Lifts Sakes over MarlinsCorbin Carroll just keeps producing. As a result, the Diamondbacks have now won three in a row, despite missing MVP-finalist Ketel Marte. CORBIN. BARRELS. pic.twitter.com/jVljEMqBMV— Arizona Diamondbacks (@Dbacks) April 16, 2025Carroll Powering Diamondbacks to VictoryCorbin Carroll had yet another monster night at the plate, leading the Diamondbacks to a comfortable victory.
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azsnakepit.com | Snake Bytes |Jim McLennan
Recaps [AZ Central] Diamondbacks down Brewers behind solid Zac Gallen outing, timely hits - Over the previous five games, the Diamondbacks played at least a little better in all facets — and, in some cases, far better. And went 4-1 in that stretch. “Even though we’re not playing our best baseball, we’re getting very close,” Diamondbacks manager Torey Lovullo said.
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2 weeks ago | 
azsnakepit.com | Snake Bytes |James Attwood
Joe Camporeale-Imagn Images Diamondbacks Survive Ejections, Lengthy Review to Beat O’sOnce again the Snakes had a rough start to the game as Merrill Kelly allowed Baltimore to plate two first inning runs. But then, the veteran right-hander settled in and largely cruised through the next five innings. He then took the mound for the seventh inning and the game became a circus. Kelly and Torey Lovullo would both be ejected.
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3 weeks ago | 
azsnakepit.com | Snake Bytes |James Attwood
Wendell Cruz-Imagn Images Suarez Saves Snakes with Eighth Inning Go-Ahead SlamCorbin Burnes made his season debut for the Diamondbacks but was tagged for four runs in 4 1⁄3 innings. Beeks, Miller, and Martinez stopped the bleeding, which allowed the Diamondbacks the opportunity to mount a comeback, this one punctuated by a Geno Suarez grand slam in the eighth inning.
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3 weeks ago | 
azsnakepit.com | Snake Bytes |Jim McLennan
Photo by SSPL/Getty Images Recaps [Dbacks.com] 'That was awesome': Pitcher Nelson records pinch-hit RBI single in 1st career AB - For almost two years now, Nelson, who played shortstop for two seasons at the University of Oregon, has been telling Lovullo that he could hit if needed. Last year, when Lovullo turned to fellow reliever Scott McGough to pinch-hit in a similar situation and McGough struck out, the manager asked Nelson what he would have done in that situation.
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3 weeks ago | 
azsnakepit.com | Snake Bytes |James Attwood
Photo by Norm Hall/Getty Images Suarez Keeps Pumping the Home RunsEugenio Suarez is picking up where he left off at the end of last season, showing the league that he isn’t done yet. brb framing this pic.twitter.com/yCqBTXsGbW— Arizona Diamondbacks (@Dbacks) March 29, 2025Beeks Eager to AidThe late acquisition, brought in to weather the storm of injuries to the bullpen, hit the ground running in the first game of the season and hopes to do more.
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3 weeks ago | 
azsnakepit.com | Snake Bytes |Jim McLennan
Photo by Chris Coduto/MLB Photos via Getty Images Recaps [Dbacks.com] Little things add up to spoil D-backs' opener - In baseball, sometimes the little things can turn into big things. It’s why Diamondbacks manager Torey Lovullo always talks to his players about “winning the inch” and he tells them there are inches all over the field during a game to be won.
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4 weeks ago | 
azsnakepit.com | Snake Bytes |James Attwood
Orlando Ramirez-Imagn Images Jordan Montgomery to Undergo Tommy John SurgeryArguably one of the worst contracts ever handed out by the Diamondbacks comes to a ignominious end. Pit coverage of the situation can be found here. Diamondbacks Respond to Montgomery Injury with Immediate Reliever SigningDespite being essentially a league-average relief pitcher the last three seasons, it is hard to not see Beeks as an upgrade over Montgomery in the bullpen.
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1 month ago | 
azsnakepit.com | Snake Bytes |Jim McLennan
Photo by Chris Coduto/Getty Images Recaps [AZ Central] Ketel Marte, Eugenio Suarez finish Cactus League with a bang - Marte blasted his first home run of the spring in the first inning and added two more hits, finishing 3-for-3 on the day. He went 4-for-4 on Friday in Maryvale and had another hit in his final at-bat of his last game before that, giving him hits in eight consecutive trips to the plate.
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1 month ago | 
azsnakepit.com | Snake Bytes |Jim McLennan
Photo by Jeremy Chen/Getty Images Recaps[SI] D-backs and Giants Tie on Another Good Day for Offense - The D-backs were not intimidated by future Hall of Famer Justin Verlander. The 42-year-old went five innings, allowing five runs on nine hits and a walk, striking out four. They rapped out 12 hits in all, after scoring 16 runs on 18 hits the night before. Arizona's 173 runs scored this spring are the third-most in MLB, and their .281 spring batting average is fourth.
