Snakes Baffled by Moyer and the Phillies

July 27, 2009 by AZ Hardball · Leave a Comment 

feat_dbacks_0008The Philadelphia Phillies Jamie Moyer delivered a stellar outing as he fans five D-backs and allows no earned runs in the victory over the Arizona Diamondbacks. The world champion Phillies started off rocky as Jon Garland pitched a no hitter through three innings before giving up three runs before the sixth inning of play. Read more

D-backs Earn Back-to-back Shutouts

July 27, 2009 by AZ Hardball · Leave a Comment 

feat_dbacks_0008The Diamondbacks would come off of an exciting victory from the previous day to deal nine more scoreless innings to the Pittsburgh Pirates. Max Scherzer was on the mound for the D-backs as he evens up his record at 6-6. Mark Reynolds and Gerardo Parra would go yard in the victory to add some additional run support in the game. Parra would deliver four of the runs for the team as he makes his case for the National League Rookie of the Year. Read more

Diamondbacks Blank Bucks

July 27, 2009 by AZ Hardball · Leave a Comment 

feat_dbacks_0011After a convincing defeat on Friday night, the Diamondbacks showed the Pirates some offensive prowess and some solid pitching. The D-backs, who are preparing for a tough series against the Philadelphia Phillies, would blank the Pirates with the help of Doug Davis and a much improved bullpen. Read more

Pirates Return the Favor – Defeat D-backs

July 27, 2009 by AZ Hardball · Leave a Comment 

teams_ariThe Arizona Diamondbacks defeated the Pirates in convincing fashion the evening prior but the Pittsburgh Pirates would bring their A-Game on Friday night. Friday evenings are for fireworks after the game at Chase Field but, the fireworks on the field were for the wrong team on Friday night. Read more

D-backs Batter Bucks

July 23, 2009 by AZ Hardball · Leave a Comment 

feat_dbacks_0008The Arizona Diamondbacks pummel the Pittsburgh Pirates by a score of 11-4 on Thursday evening in a game where the team would make an explosive comeback from a 1-4 deficit. Dan Haren would begin the game and earn all four runs, leaving the game without the win. The D-backs who returned from a close loss in Colorado show the home fans some explosive baseball as they score several runs. Read more

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