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  • October 2007
    • Rockies Sweep to World Series

      Rockies Sweep to World Series

      Apparently having forgotten how to lose a game, the Colorado Rockies completed their sweep of the Arizona Diamondbacks last night with a 6-4 win. The team that was only four games above .500 a month ago is now headed to its first World Series after going 21-1 so far to end a Cinderella season, reports the Rocky Mountain News. More »

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      MLB   baseball   Arizona Diamondbacks   Colorado Rockies   National League Championship Series

    • D-Backs Can't Stop Streaking Rockies

      D-Backs Can't Stop Streaking Rockies

      The freight train that is the Rockies didn't lose any steam last night in Colorado, taking the third NLCS game 4-1 to put the Arizona Diamondbacks on the verge of extinction. Only one team has come back from a 3-0 deficit to win a championship series, but the Diamondbacks are determined to "defy history," Justin Upton told the Arizona Republic. More »

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      MLB   Arizona Diamondbacks   Colorado Rockies   National League Championship Series

    • Rockies Remain Undefeated

      Rockies Remain Undefeated

      The Colorado Rockies held on to their postseason win streak last night courtesy of Arizona closer Jose Valverde, who walked in the winning run with two out in the 11th. The Diamondbacks put up a good fight, tying the game in the ninth and outhitting the Rockies, but the return of Willy Taveras spelled doom for Arizona, reports the Denver Post . More »

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      MLB   Arizona Diamondbacks   Colorado Rockies   National League Championship Series

    • Colorado Starts Strong Against Arizona

      Colorado Starts Strong Against Arizona

      The Colorado Rockies rode Jeff Francis' solid pitching performance to a win last night, their first in the NLCS against Arizona and their 18th in 19 games. Francis allowed one run in 6 2/3 innings in a game that Diamondback fans delayed in the 7th by throwing debris onto the field to protest a call, reports the Rocky Mountain News. More »

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      MLB   Arizona Diamondbacks   Colorado Rockies   National League Championship Series

    • 4,000 Seats Left for First Arizona Home Game

      4,000 Seats Left for First Arizona Home Game

      As of last night, 4000 tickets remained to the Arizona Diamondbacks first home game tonight against the Rockies; 2800 remained for tomorrow's game two, the Arizona Republic reports. "I expect Friday to be sold out," Diamondbacks President Derrick Hall said. "Tonight will be close." Either way would be a big improvement over last year, he said, adding: "It was crickets out there." More »

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      Arizona Diamondbacks   NL playoffs   Chase Field

    • Winter Starts Now For Cubs

      Winter Starts Now For Cubs

      The Arizona Diamondbacks ensured another year without a Cubs championship title last night, shutting down Chicago 5-1 for a sweep of the National League Division Series. The Cubs are "disappointed" to end their 99th season without a World Series win, but manager Lou Pinella promised that "this is just the start," reports the Chicago Tribune. More »

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      MLB   baseball   Chicago Cubs   Arizona Diamondbacks   National League Division Series

    • Diamondbacks Take 2-0 Series Lead

      Diamondbacks Take 2-0 Series Lead

      The Diamondbacks roughed up Ted Lilly early on the way to an 8-4 win and a 2-0 series lead that leaves the favored Cubs on the brink of elimination.  Chris Young hit a 3-run homer, Eric Byrnes had an RBI triple, and Stephen Drew drove in two, knocking a frustrated Lilly out in the sixth. More »

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      MLB   baseball   Chicago Cubs   Arizona Diamondbacks

  • September 2007
    • Rockies, Padres End Race in Tie

      Rockies, Padres End Race in Tie

      Rookie starter Ubaldo Jimenez pitched a lights-out game for Colorado, who held off Arizona in the season's final game to pull into a tie with San Diego for the NL wild card. The two teams will play an elimination game tomorrow in Denver, with the winner facing the Phillies in the first round of the playoffs. The Padres blew a 4-2 5th inning lead and eventually lost in Milwaukee 11-6. More »

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      MLB   baseball   Arizona Diamondbacks   San Diego Padres   Colorado Rockies

    • D-Backs Clinch Playoff Spot

      D-Backs Clinch Playoff Spot

      The Arizona Diamondbacks clinched a playoff spot for the first time in five years with a 4-2 win over the Colorado Rockies last night. With the win, Arizona secured at least a wild-card berth and still can win the NL West. The victory snapped Colorado's 11-game winning streak and dampened the Rockies' own hopes of making the playoffs. More »

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      Arizona Diamondbacks   Arizona   NL playoffs

    • Tie-Breaker Mayhem in NL?

      Tie-Breaker Mayhem in NL?

      Imagine for a moment that Mets, Phillies, Diamondbacks, Padres and Rockies all finished with the same record. That could mean ties in the NL East, West and wild-card, and four days of tie-breaker games to send two teams packing. In the East, Philly would host New York for a one-game playoff. From there, it gets complicated. More »

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      baseball   New York Mets   Philadelphia Phillies   Arizona Diamondbacks   San Diego Padres   Colorado Rockies   playoffs

    • Arizona Puts Padres Away 9-6

      Arizona Puts Padres Away 9-6

      Jake Peavy gave up eight runs in four innings for a crushing loss that prevented San Diego from pulling ahead of the Diamondbacks in the National League West race. The Padres ace had a stellar record against arch-rival Arizona, including 45 strikeouts in 26 innings and a 1.71 ERA, but pitched last night on only three days' rest. More »

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      MLB   baseball   Arizona Diamondbacks   San Diego Padres   Jake Peavy

    • Arizona Within .001 of San Diego

      Arizona Within .001 of San Diego

      As they have done all season, Arizona followed a lopsided loss with a win, prevailing 9-1 against division-leading San Diego following a 10-2 drubbing. With a 77-63 record, the D-Backs are now just .001 behind the Padres (76-62) in the standings. Enormous All-Star Chris Young, 6'10", was walloped for five runs in four frames. More »

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      MLB   baseball   Arizona Diamondbacks   San Diego Padres   Chris Young

  • August 2007
    • D'backs Back on Top in NL West

      D'backs Back on Top in NL West

      After chalking up an eight-run lead and then watching it dwindle, the Diamondbacks held on to win 8-7 and move back ahead of San Diego in the NL West. D'backs closer Jose Valverde gave up a solo homer to Milton Bradley in the ninth before striking out two Padres to end the game and earn his 41st save of the season, reports the Arizona Republic. More »

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      baseball   Arizona Diamondbacks   San Diego Padres   Chris Young   Jose Valverde   Mark Reynolds   Doug Davis

    • Dodgers Sweep Nationals

      Dodgers Sweep Nationals

      The Dodgers outlasted the Nationals, 10-9, in 12 innings yesterday, completing their first three-game series sweep in seven weeks. Jeff Kent scored the winning run when he tagged up on a fly by Shea Hillenbrand and was safe at home by a whisker, lifting host LA to within 3½ games of San Diego in the NL wild-card race. More »

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      MLB   Arizona Diamondbacks   San Diego Padres   Los Angeles Dodgers   Washington Nationals   Matt Kemp   Brad Penny

    • D-Backs Lead Teeters After Padres Win

      D-Backs Lead Teeters After Padres Win

      The Diamondbacks watched their lead in the NL West narrow to a single game after their second straight loss, 6-4, to the second-place Padres. Arizona ace Brandon Webb gave up six runs on seven hits and earned an error in just over five innings. Arizona skipper Bob Melvin was kicked out of the game for disputing a call at base. More »

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      MLB   baseball   Arizona Diamondbacks   San Diego Padres   Brandon Webb

    • Webb Throws Shutout, Again

      Webb Throws Shutout, Again

      Arizona Diamondbacks pitcher Brandon Webb threw his second complete-game shutout in a row Saturday night, a 1-0 beauty against the Nationals. Webb broke his own team record with 33 consecutive scoreless innings and catapuled the D'Backs to their 17th victory in 20 games. More »

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      MLB   baseball   Chicago Cubs   Arizona Diamondbacks   Brandon Webb   pitcher

    • Rookie Upton Dazzles in AZ Loss

      Rookie Upton Dazzles in AZ Loss

      In his first home game, soon-to-be-20 Justin Upton tripled, homered, and doubled, before narrowly grounding out in the 9th to miss the cycle.  All told, he had three of the four hits against a resurgent Tom Gorzelanny, the young Pirates ace who had stumbled in his last three outings but easily got the 8-3 win. More »

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      MLB   Arizona Diamondbacks   Pittsburgh Pirates   Hank Aaron   Tom Gorzelanny   Justin Upton

  • July 2007
    • Brewers Place Sheets on DL

      Brewers Place Sheets on DL

      The Milwaukee Brewers have placed right-handed ace Ben Sheets on the disabled list for at least 4 weeks, citing a torn tendon in his throwing hand. The Brewers, currently battling Chicago for first place in the NL Central, will sit their All-Star for two weeks before sketching a rehab schedule. Sheets is 10-4 this year with a 3.39 ERA. More »

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      MLB   baseball   Chicago Cubs   Milwaukee Brewers   Arizona Diamondbacks   Colorado Rockies   Ben Sheets   NL Central

  • June 2007

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