A closer look: D-backs cough up big lead in loss
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Print | Originally published: Jul 19, 2012 - 12:28 pm
The Good:
The Diamondbacks jumped out on top of the Reds early behind home runs from Aaron Hill and Henry Blanco. In total, Arizona collected 14 hits on the day.
The Bad:
Where do we start?
Giving up a six-run lead is never a good thing and responsibility for such an occurrence falls on many different people.
Reliever Bryan Shaw will shoulder much of the blame -- and rightfully so -- as he allowed four runs (two earned) in just one-third of an inning. An error by first baseman Paul Goldschmidt did not help things, either.
He Said It:
"It's definitely up there as one of the worst," team president Derrick Hall told Arizona Sports 620's Doug and Wolf about the loss.
Noted:
The Diamondbacks leave Cincinnati with a four-game split, and finish their road trip with a 2-5 mark.
Coming Up Next:
The Diamondbacks return home to begin a series with the Houston Astros Friday. Trevor Cahill (7-8, 3.71 ERA) will be opposed by Bud Norris (5-7, 4.70 ERA).
- Derrick Hall, D-backs President & CEO - Thursday May 23Hall talks to Doug & Wolf about injured players and the upcoming series
- Tim Kurkjian, ESPN MLB Insider - Thursday May 23Timmy gives us insider insight into this week's top MLB headlines.
- Kevin Towers, D-backs' General Manager - Wednesday May 22Are the D-backs ready for the upcoming MLB June draft? What's the latest on Adam Eaton?
- Kirk Gibson, D-backs' Manager - Tuesday May 21Gibby on Pat Corbin, Adam Eaton's return, & Paul Goldschmidt's success.
- Eric Chavez - Friday May 17D-Backs 3rd baseman Eric Chavez joined Burns & Gambo to discuss his recent hot streak.
