Arizona
Diamondbacks outlast the Braves 16-13 to snap 4-game losing streak
ATLANTA (AP) — Geraldo Perdomo was determined he would not be intimidated by Atlanta’s five-run first inning.
“I just said to my teammates, `If they do it, we can do it back,’” Perdomo said.
Perdomo gave Arizona the lead with a two-run double in the ninth inning and the Diamondbacks took advantage of Atlanta’s worst pitching effort of the season to beat the Braves 16-13 on Tuesday night.
ATLANTA (AP) — Geraldo Perdomo gave Arizona the lead with a two-run double in the ninth inning and the Diamondbacks took advantage of Atlanta’s worst pitching effort of the season to beat the Braves 16-13 on Tuesday night.
Catcher Travis d’Arnaud and the Atlanta Braves agreed to an $8 million contract for next year, a deal that includes an $8 million team option for 2025 with no buyout.
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The Atlanta Braves have placed left-hander Kolby Allard on the 60-day injured list after he was diagnosed with nerve inflammation in his left shoulder.
It was Arizona’s first game in which each team had at least 13 runs and the first in the majors since the Chicago White Sox beat the Cubs 17-13 on Aug. 27, 2021.
Just as Perdomo predicted, the Diamondbacks answered Atlanta’s five-run first by scoring five in the second. The high-scoring pace led to a football-like final score.
“Couple missed extra points,” Arizona manager Torey Lovullo joked.
Said Atlanta manager Brian Snitker: “We kept coming back. They did, too. It was like a Coors Field game.”
The NL East-leading Braves have lost three straight. Arizona snapped a four-game losing streak.
“If you want to call it a cleansing, I guess you could,” Lovullo said.
Christian Walker homered twice and had three hits and five RBIs for Arizona. Corbin Carroll had two hits, scored three runs and drove in two.
Miguel Castro (5-3) pitched a scoreless eighth and Kevin Ginkel struck out the side in the ninth for his first save.
With the game tied at 13, Arizona pinch-hitter Jake McCarthy led off the ninth with a bloop single off Braves closer Raisel Iglesias (3-4). Alex Thomas hit a soft grounder that bounced past Matt Olson for an error, putting runners at second and third.
Perdomo’s double to center field gave Arizona the lead and Ketel Marte added a run-scoring single to push the lead to three runs. Marte drove in three runs with three hits.
Austin Riley drove in a career-high seven runs with three hits, including two homers — the last a go-ahead two-run shot in the sixth.
Dominic Canzone’s first career hit, a line drive single to right field off Kirby Yates in the eighth drove in Walker to tie it at 13. Kevin Pillar’s diving catch of Emmanuel Rivera’s sinking liner in left field ended the inning.
“Obviously, I’ll never forget it,” Canzone said.
Arizona’s 16 runs are the most allowed by Atlanta this season. The previous high came in an 11-10 loss at Cincinnati on June 23.
Riley’s first homer, a three-run shot in the fourth, gave the Braves a 9-8 lead in the fourth. Orlando Arcia’s two-run homer in the fifth extended the lead to three runs, but the Diamondbacks rallied for a 12-11 lead on Walker’s second homer in the sixth.
Riley and Murphy had two-run doubles in a five-run first that gave Atlanta a 5-2 lead. Emmanuel Rivera had a homer in Arizona’s five-run second.
STANDING ON THIRD AFTER STRIKEOUT
Carroll struck out in the second — and made it to third base on a play that gave Arizona a 6-5 lead. After Marte’s two-run double to right field tied it at 5, Carroll struck out on a wild pitch from Bryce Elder that bounced in front of catcher Sean Murphy.
As Carroll sprinted to first base, Murphy threw past Matt Olson toward the right field corner for an error. As Marte scored, Carroll slid into third base. Walker added a run-scoring single, increasing the lead to two runs.
MORE STRUGGLES FOR ELDER
Elder gave up seven runs, five earned, in 2 2/3 innings. The right-hander has given up a combined 12 earned runs in six innings in his last two starts, and his ERA has climbed from 2.45 to 3.31 in that span.
“He’s had a couple back to back now,” Snitker said of Elder’s recent struggles. “I just told him he’s got to fight through. It’s not going to be smooth sailing every time.”
TRAINER’S ROOM
Diamondbacks: LHP Andrew Chafin was placed on the paternity list and LHP Luis Frías was recalled from Triple-A Reno. … RHP Merrill Kelly (right calf inflammation) is expected to need one more rehab start.
Braves: LHP Kolby Allard was placed on the 60-day injured list with nerve inflammation in his left shoulder. Allard was removed in the second inning of Sunday’s 8-1 loss to the Chicago White Sox. OF Forrest Wall, 27, a 2014 first-round pick by Colorado, was recalled from Triple-A Gwinnett for his major league debut. … OF Eddie Rosario (hamstring) remains “kind of iffy,” according to Snitker, and was held out of the lineup for the second consecutive game.
UP NEXT
RHP Charlie Morton (10-6, 3.20) will try to remain unbeaten against Arizona when he faces RHP Ryne Nelson (5-5, 4.98) on Wednesday night. Morton is 3-0 in three career starts against the Diamondbacks.
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ARIZONA — The Arizona Cardinals approach 2024 as a year with potential to continue their well-documented rebuild under the guidance of general manager Monti Ossenfort, a process that began with a 4-13 mark after the dust settled in 2023.
Several big names have departed and tough decisions have been made across the board to set Arizona up for future success. Those evaluations and conversations will continue into training camp, preseason and eventual regular season play for the Cardinals – who now have a healthy Kyler Murray at the helm.
There’s a handful of big names set to depart from Arizona after 2024, and it’ll be quite interesting to see how the Cardinals handle those respective players and storylines that follow possible extensions.
Here’s our list of top extension candidates for Ossenfort to mull over as we approach the dog days of summer
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Arizona men’s basketball assistant Riccardo Fois is leaving the program for a job in the NBA.
Fois is joining the Sacramento Kings coaching staff, according to Italian basketball coach Gianmarco Pozzecco, who announced the move Saturday at a team press conference. Fois serves as an assistant for the Italian national team.
Gianmarco Pozzecco just revealed that Riccardo Fois, assistant coach of the Italian national team, will join the Sacramento Kings’ coaching staff next year.
The 37-year-old Italian tactical expert has been working previously with Pepperdine, Arizona, Gonzaga, and Phoenix. pic.twitter.com/cBYFI01rEz
— Cesare Milanti (@cesaremilanti) June 22, 2024
Fois joined Tommy Lloyd’s Arizona staff in 2021 after spending the previous two years with the Phoenix Suns organization. Before that, Fois worked as director of analytics for Gonzaga from 2014 to 2019. Fois began his coaching career as a graduate assistant at Pepperdine.
The Olbia, Italy native is highly regarded in the sport. At Arizona he was credited with developing future pros Bennedict Mathurin, Dalen Terry, Christian Koloko and Azuolas Tubelis.
Fois is the first full-time assistant under Lloyd to leave for another job.
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