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Arizona Diamondbacks manager Torey Lovullo joined Burns & Gambo to wrap up the team's season and talk about possible changes for next season.
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Can you name the players who have hit 40 or more home runs in a single season for multiple teams? That's your Trivia Tuesday task this week.
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The Arizona Diamondbacks announced on Monday that the team was making a change in who would be their bench coach for the 2020 season.
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The Arizona Diamondbacks exceeded expectations by finishing the season with an 85-77 and second in the NL West. Take a look back at the year by the numbers.
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The Arizona Diamondbacks "parted ways" with pitching coach Mike Butcher, the team announced on Monday, a day after the season finale.
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After going eight straight innings of scoreless baseball, Tim Locastro broke the seal for the D-backs, walking off the Padres for the 1-0 victory on Sunday.
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Archie Bradley took advantage of the opportunity given to him in late July. Heading into next season, he is a strong candidate to be the team's closer.
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The D-backs found success on the diamond in spurts, but for manager Torey Lovullo, not being able to break through into October always stings.
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The D-backs announced earlier in the week that right-handed pitcher Taijuan Walker would start in the season finale and pitch one inning.
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Starting pitcher Robbie Ray surrendered two home runs in the D-backs' 6-5 win on Saturday, but Christian Walker was the hero Arizona didn't know it needed.
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Eduardo Escobar added more accolades to his career season in 2019 by being named the fifth-annual winner of the Luis Gonzalez Award.
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D-backs first baseman Jake Lamb hit a three-run home run in the bottom of the eighth inning to help lift Arizona over the Padres 6-3 on Friday night.
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Arizona Diamondbacks starting pitcher Taijuan Walker will throw in the majors Sunday for the first time in over 17 months.
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There have been some disheartening draft selections in Arizona sports recently. Here is a list of five that would make any Arizona sports fan squirm.
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The D-backs their organizational Player and Pitcher of the Year award winners, honoring catcher Daulton Varsho and pitcher Josh Green.
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The Arizona Diamondbacks lost a lot of important players and still had a winning season. But they also just barely failed to make the playoffs.
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The Arizona Diamondbacks have three more games this season. Some players will strive for milestones and another looks to pitch for the first time this year.
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The Arizona Diamondbacks had to stay up late to play 19 innings on Tuesday night, and the followed it up with a game on Wednesday that was just as wacky.
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They're both healthy, but Arizona Diamondbacks starting pitchers Luke Weaver and Zac Gallen won't pitch for the rest of the 2019 season.
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The Arizona Diamondbacks played their longest game in franchise history on Tuesday night (and Wednesday morning), a 3-2 win over the St. Louis Cardinals.