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Diamondbacks' Adam Eaton suffers setback
The Arizona Diamondbacks are in first place without him, but they'd love to have him back. Adam Eaton was set to make his full-season debut this year, then he landed on the disabled list. Unfortunately, his stint on the DL looks like it will continue longer than expected after he suffered a setback.
#Dbacks OF Adam Eaton has returned to Phx to see doc after having soreness...
2013 Fantasy Baseball Rookie Report, Week 8: Gregorius Raking at the Plate
We’ve been given a great crop of rookie pitchers in 2013. The hitters? Not so much. Evan Gattis, with eight home runs, is the only rookie to hit more than four home runs as of Tuesday evening. Light-hitting Pete Kozma is second in RBI with 17. Only A.J. Pollock has stolen more than four bases. Out of those three only Kozma has an OBP above .300. Seven of the 17 rookie hitters with...
Diamondbacks: No need to buy?
The Diamondbacks are that rare contender that might not act as buyers at the non-waiver deadline. They lack an obvious need, and soon might face a number of surpluses:
*Center fielder Adam Eaton is expected to return from a strained left elbow by the end of the month, giving the team four quality outfielders – Eaton, Jason Kubel, Cody Ross and one of the league’s best producers...
Arizona Diamondbacks’ Patrick Corbin Demands Your Attention
23-year-old upstate New York native Patrick Corbin has been dominating the National League. Bring up his name and you might get the ‘deer in headlights’ look from your average baseball...The post Arizona Diamondbacks’ Patrick Corbin Demands Your Attention appeared first on Bohemian Baseball.
Patrick Corbin Is Pitching In Stealth Mode
Patrick Corbin who most casual baseball fans have never heard of is now 7-0 to start the year with a 1.44 ERA, slightly below the league leader Clayton Kershaw. The lefty is 7-0 with 2 no decisions, and the Diamondbacks are 9-0 in games he has started. In his 9 starts, he has allowed 2 runs twice, 1 run four times and 0 runs twice. With all the talk about young pitchers such...
Hard Hittin’ Mark Whiten Memorial Player of the Week: Paul Goldschmidt
The next time the man known as “Bear Jew” has a week like this, I hope he’s not owned by the guy who is hot on my tail in fantasy baseball.
There was no other player who could win the inaugural Hard Hittin’ Mark Whiten Memorial award. We won’t do an honorable mention today partly because we’re at work, and partly because Bear Jew really did that good of a job steamrolling...
Mark Teahen Released By The Arizona Diamondbacks
Mark Teahen asked for and was given his unconditional release by the Arizona Diamondbacks organization. Struggling for their Triple-A Reno minor league farm club, a change of scenery could help. While he probably will be able to find another club to give him a shot, he does come with some risks as he did fail a physical a few weeks back.
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The Diamondbacks Show Positive Improvement In The Teamwork Category
Miguel Montero and Josh Collmenter are the poster children for teamwork in schools across the world following their team effort on Sunday. Check out Miguel who dove after a popup and juggled it up in the air setting up his teammate Collmenter for a nice alley-oop grab. Everything went according to plan.
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Diamondbacks' pitcher and catcher combine for crazy circus catch
It's not often you get to see a pitcher and a catcher combine to make a circus catch on a routine bunt but that's exactly what happened when the Diamondbacks' Josh Collmentor and Miguel Montero did it against the Miami Marlins on Sunday.
The Arizona catcher Montero bobbled the pop-up bunt and deflected it into bare hand of relief pitcher Collmentor for an assist and...
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D-backs catcher, pitcher combine for circus catch
Your browser does not support iframes. Arizona Diamondbacks catcher Miguel Montero and pitcher Josh Collmenter combined for an impressive circus catch on a popup in the eighth inning of Sunday night's game at Marlin Park. Miami Marlins batter Adeiny Hechavarria tried to bunt the ball, but popped it up down the third base line. Montero chased it and failed to catch it, but...
Collmenter makes perhaps catch of the year
The 2-1 putout isn't a common one in baseball; most of the ones that do occur are on wild pitchespassed balls that result in the pitcher covering the plate. So how does a pitcher record a 2-1 putout on a ball that never touches the ground?
Diamondbacks reliever Josh Collmenter did just that in Sunday's game against the Marlins -- with an assist (literally) from catcher Miguel...
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D-Backs Prospect Archie Bradley Continues to Impress
Seventh overall pick in the 2011 draft for the Arizona Diamondbacks, Archie Bradley was dominant in his start for Double-A Mobile on May 13 in a 3-2 victory over Jacksonville. Bradley worked 6 innings, giving up no runs on 2 hits with 9 strikeouts, adding continued success to a blistering month of May.
Bradley delivered another strong outing leading Mobile to a 4-1 win over Pensacola...
Parra throws out runner, busts out finger wag
Diamondbacks right fielder Gerardo Parra is widely known to have one of the best arms in all of baseball. Over the past three seasons, while playing mostly in a part-time role in Arizona's crowded outfield, Parra has totaled nine, 12 and eight assists, with the middle number coming in 2011, when he earned his first Gold Glove.
He also already has six assists this year, leading...
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Marlns shut out by Diamondbacks
MIAMI Brandon McCarthy pitched a three-hit complete-game shutout for his first win since being struck in the head by a line drive last season as the Arizona Diamondbacks defeated the Miami Marlins 1-0 Saturday night.
Gerardo Parra led off the game with a home run for Arizona, which has won four in a row while dealing the Marlins a season-long seven-game losing streak.
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Bell believes he's better for Miami experience
PHOENIX -- Heath Bell will return to Miami this weekend as the same effective, efficient closer he was before he got there in 2012 and the one he has become again with five saves in the last nine games for the Diamondbacks. Logic points to Miami, the biggest variable, as the cause of the blip on the resume that last year became.
Bell, however, will not point. He has taken the high...
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