By Corey Brock Tyson Ross allowed three hits over eight scoreless innings Sunday afternoon to lead the Padres to a 1-0 victory over the D-backs in front of a crowd of 24,864 at Chase Field. …read more
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By Corey Brock Tyson Ross allowed three hits over eight scoreless innings Sunday afternoon to lead the Padres to a 1-0 victory over the D-backs in front of a crowd of 24,864 at Chase Field. …read more
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By Tyler Emerick The D-backs slugged their way with 14 hits, and Patrick Corbin outdueled fellow All-Star lefty Travis Wood in a 10-4 victory over the Cubs at Chase Field. …read more
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By Steve Gilbert The Cubs traded ace and scheduled starter Matt Garza to the Rangers hours before Monday night’s series opener at Chase Field, but fill-in Chris Rusin outshined D-backs lefty Tyler Skaggs in a 4-2 loss to put Arizona in second place for the first time since May 15. …read more
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By Carrie Muskat Dioner Navarro and Matt Garza joked that if the pitcher was traded, then the catcher had to be part of the deal. But on Monday, Navarro arrived at Chase Field to find out that Garza had been shipped to the Rangers. …read more
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By Wayne G. McDonnell, Jr., Contributor
With Major League Baseball’s 84th All Star Game at Citi Field in his rear view mirror, Commissioner Selig can now pause for a moment to reflect on several noteworthy observations. This year, 39 ball players heard their names announced for the first time as all stars and it surpassed the previous record of 35 that was established in 2011 when the Arizona Diamondbacks hosted the Midsummer Classic at Chase Field. The All Star Game rosters were comprised of 25 foreign born ball players from eight countries and the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico. Four of the game’s brightest stars were born during the 1990s and are on the cusp of being bona fide superstars for the next decade. …read more
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By Jose M. Romero The Brewers can go their separate ways for the next few days of the All-Star break having ended the first half of the season with a 5-1 win over the D-backs at Chase Field. …read more
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By Steve Gilbert All-Star left-hander Patrick Corbin collected his 11th win of the season in a 2-1 victory that featured plenty of hold-your-breath moments Friday night at Chase Field. …read more
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By Tyler Emerick Turning in his fifth consecutive quality start of the year by allowing just two runs over 6 2/3 innings of work, Corbin paced the D-backs to a 4-2 victory over the Rockies on Sunday at Chase Field in front of 24,852 fans.
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By Thomas Harding Michael Cuddyer singled in two first-inning runs and Troy Tulowitzki added a three-run double in the fifth as the Rockies maintained their National League West lead by beating the D-backs, 6-3, in the second game of a four-game set at Chase Field in front of 28,801.
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By Tyler Emerick Patrick Corbin went six strong innings as the D-backs became the first team to solve Clayton Kershaw en route to a 3-0 win over the Dodgers on Friday at Chase Field.
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By Steve Gilbert The D-backs got a pair of home runs from rookie A.J. Pollock as they avoided a sweep by beating the Pirates, 10-2, on Wednesday afternoon at Chase Field.
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By Tom Singer On Tuesday night, the Pirates got the good and bad James McDonald. And, thanks to their just-about-always-good bullpen — and a five-run fourth inning off D-backs starter Brandon McCarthy — the Pirates also got a 6-5 victory at Chase Field. …read more
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By Tom Singer The Pirates downed the D-backs, 5-3, in Chase Field despite the premature departure of starter Wandy Rodriguez. …read more
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By Tyler Emerick Cliff Pennington drove home Jason Kubel in the bottom of the 16th inning to lift the D-backs to a 10-9 victory over the Cardinals in the longest game in Chase Field history on Wednesday. …read more
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By Steve Gilbert Bronson Arroyo allowed one run on seven hits over six innings in his final spring tuneup as the Reds beat the D-backs, 2-1, on Friday night at Chase Field. …read more
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By Barry M. Bloom Team USA is going to Miami. With a spot in the second round of the World Baseball Classic on the line, the U.S. came from behind twice on Sunday to defeat Canada, 9-4, at Chase Field. Adam Jones delivered a go-ahead two-run double in the eighth, and Eric Hosmer put the game away with a three-run double in the ninth. …read more
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By Doug Miller David Wright, the New York Mets star who played for the United States in the 2009 version of the event and is back at third base for the club this year, needed only one swing of the bat to change the fortunes of Team USA in the first round of Pool D play at Chase Field against Italy and possibly for the rest of the competition. …read more
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By Barry M. Bloom Italy is in, and for Team USA, a trip to Miami is contingent on a victory over Canada on Sunday at Chase Field in the finale of Pool D of the World Baseball Classic. …read more
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By Doug Miller Tempers flared and things turned ugly late with an extended benches-clearing incident and a fan striking someone on the field with a thrown water bottle as Canada opposed Mexico in the World Baseball Classic on Saturday afternoon at Chase Field. …read more
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By Barry M. Bloom It’s not as if the alarm needs to go off for Team USA, which is now in a must-win situation on Saturday night at Chase Field against a surprising team from Italy that is so far dominating the bracket. …read more
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