The Arizona Diamondbacks are the biggest disappointment in baseball, and it does not have to be this way. The shame is this team is talented, they have more talent on the field than the opposition on most nights. Not Toronto…San Francisco? With the Giants health and pitching issues I could make the argument the DBacks should have won the home ... Read More »
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Cubs hitters pound Rubby De La Rosa; Chicago rolls to 14-6 win over D-backs
BY: ED COLE PHOENIX – The Chicago Cubs aren’t a team to be trifled with, especially when you’re the Arizona Diamondbacks, and your starting pitching is struggling. Rubby De La Rosa was the latest starter to get roughed up on Thursday night, as the Cubs hitters chased him off the mound at Chase Field after 3 1/3 innings. They scored ... Read More »
D-backs President and CEO Derrick Hall receives ASU Pitchfork Legacy Award
BY: ED COLE PHOENIX – Arizona Diamondbacks President and CEO Derrick Hall is a proud alum of Arizona State University. Hall’s done so much for the school and the entire state of Arizona, and on Thursday night, he was recognized for it all by receiving the first-ever Pitchfork Legacy Award at a ceremony at the Orpheum Theatre. The Pitchfork Awards, ... Read More »
A.J. Pollock wants things done right the second time around with his elbow
BY: ED COLE GLENDALE, Ariz. – As weird as it is to hear D-backs center fielder A.J. Pollock say this, he knew an injury, like the one he suffered last Friday night against the Kansas City Royals with his right elbow being fractured, was coming. It was just a matter of time. “It was going to happen,” said Pollock. “It ... Read More »
Zack Greinke battered in Rockies’ 10-5 win over D-backs
BY: ED COLE PHOENIX – The season opener between the Arizona Diamondbacks and Colorado Rockies went 4:11 – a D-backs team record for a nine-inning game. In the end, it was all about the $206 million man, Zack Greinke, and his performance, which was pretty rough. In 4.0 innings, the Rockies tagged Greinke for nine hits (three of them were ... Read More »
Larry Fitzgerald: “It was a fabulous experience” with Arizona Diamondbacks on Opening Day
BY: ED COLE PHOENIX – Larry Fitzgerald played some baseball when he was a kid. He wasn’t that good, but if a pitcher put the ball right down the pike on him, he’d get some wood on it. The pitch he tossed to Arizona Diamondbacks pitcher Patrick Corbin may have only traveled at a speed of 35 MPH, according to ... Read More »
Opening Day roster is set for Arizona Diamondbacks; Josh Collmenter and A.J. Pollock to start on 15-day DL
BY: ED COLE GLENDALE, Ariz. – The Arizona Diamondbacks’ Opening Day roster is set, with the team making seven roster moves on Saturday. The D-backs will face the Colorado Rockies in the season opener on Monday at 6:40 p.m. at Chase Field. Opening Day roster: Right-handed Pitchers (9) – Jake Barrett, Silvino Bracho, Tyler Clippard, Rubby De La Rosa; Randall ... Read More »
Arizona Diamondbacks stepping up their food game at Chase Field
BY: ED COLE TEMPE, Ariz. – Be sure to pack an appetite when you come to see the Arizona Diamondbacks at Chase Field this season, because they’ve teamed up with Levy Restaurants to bring you some incredible eats. Here’s what’s new on the menu for the 2016 season: Cheeseburger Dog: Made from char-grilled hamburgers that have been ground up and ... Read More »
Derrick Hall: Chase Field deal is “one of the worst” in Major League Baseball
BY: ED COLE GLENDALE, Ariz. – It’s amazing to think that once the Atlanta Braves’ stadium – Turner Field – closes its doors after the 2016 season, the home of the Arizona Diamondbacks – Chase Field – will be the fourth oldest stadium in the National League. It’s a magnificent structure, but like any 18-year-old building, it has to be ... Read More »
Baseball legend Joe Garagiola passes away at age 90
BY: ED COLE GLENDALE, Ariz. – The baseball world is in mourning upon the news of Joe Garagiola’s passing on Wednesday morning at the age of 90 (Feb. 12, 1926 – March 23, 2016). Garagiola is survived by his wife, Audrie, eight grandchildren, and children Steve, Gina and Joe Jr., who served as Diamondbacks General Manager from 1997-2005. The following ... Read More »