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Arizona Diamondbacks 2017 Spring Training Game Notes ARIZONA DIAMONDBACKS 2017 SPRING TRAINING GAME NOTES dbacks.com losdbacks.com @Dbacks @LosDbacks facebook.com/D-backs Salt River Fields at Talking Stick 7555 N. Pima Road, Scottsdale, Ariz., 85258 ARIZONA DIAMONDBACKS (13-12-2) vs. CLEVELAND INDIANS (13-14-3) 2017 D-BACKS SPRING SCHEDULE Sunday, March 26, 2017 ♦ Salt River Fields at Talking Stick ♦ Scottsdale, Ariz. ♦ 1:10 p.m. WINNING LOSING DATE OPP RESULT REC. PITCHER PITCHER ATT. Game No. 28 ♦ Home Game No. 14 ♦ Home Record: 8-4-1 ♦ Road Record: 5-8-1 LHP Robbie Ray (3-0, 2.70) vs. RHP Trevor Bauer (2-0, 4.58) 2/22 GCU W, 9-1 - Banda Hansen 5,176 2/25 COL L, 4-8 0-1 Carasiti Bradley 9,795 FOX Sports Arizona, ESPN Phoenix 620 AM 2/26 @ COL L, 1-6 0-2 Rusin Shipley 8,062 2/27 CIN W, 6-1 1-2 Corbin Feldman 5,114 DIAMOND-FACTS BACK-TO-BACK CHAMPS? 2/28 @ TEX W, 8-4 2-2 Bracho Jurado 2,556 ♦Arizona is in its 20th Cactus League season and ♦For the second straight year, BallparkDigest.com 3/1 @ CWS L, 2-3 2-3 Holmberg Fleck 2,896 seventh at Salt River Fields at Talking Stick…Tuc- is holding a special March Madness tournament 3/2 SD (ss) L, 6-9 2-4 Lockett Díaz 5,754 CHC (ss) W, 3-1 3-4 Miller Buchanan *13,309 son was spring headquarters from 1998-2010. to determine the best Spring Training site in the 3/3 LAD W, 15-3 4-4 Greinke McCarthy *11,079 ♦The D-backs are 336-300-24 all-time in Spring Cactus League. 3/4 @ SD L, 5-6 4-5 Stammen Godley 6,653 Training. ♦Salt River Fields, the 2016 champion and No. 1 3/5 CWS W, 4-1 5-5 Wilhelmsen Bummer *12,794 ♦Arizona has won 4 Cactus League titles (also: seed, is facing off with Camelback Ranch (White 3/6 @ KC W, 4-1 6-5 Ray Karns 4,824 1999, 2002, '07, '16). Sox/Dodgers), the No. 5 seed, in the fi nals. 3/7 OAK L, 13-21 6-6 Dull Bradley 8,208 ♦Voting goes until the end of the day today at 3/8 MEXICO W, 10-4 - Greinke Rodriguez 6,391 YESTERDAY'S RECAP http://ballparkdigest.com/2017/03/24/best-of- 3/9 @ CWS L, 2-4 6-7 Giolito Corbin 4,082 ♦The D-backs lost @ Angels, 7-4. the-ballparks-cactus-league-fi nals-2/. 3/10 MIL W, 6-3 7-7 Walker Anderson *11,434 3/11 SF W, 5-1 8-7 Ray Blach *13,557 ♦Taijuan Walker took the loss, allowing 3 earned 3/12 @ SF L, 4-12 8-8 Moore Bradley 10,412 runs in 4.2 innings…Fernando Rodney (1.0 IP) CASH ME ON THE MOUND, HOW 'BOUT DAT? 3/13 - OFF DAY - and Silvino Bracho (1.0) logged scoreless out- ♦Taijuan Walker is tied for the Major League lead 3/14 TEX W, 12-0 9-8 Corbin Gonzalez *11,008 ings in relief. with 28 strikeouts and ranks fi rst with a 14.00 3/15 at CHC W, 7-3 10-8 Matusz Edwards Jr. 15,404 ♦Nick Ahmed went 1-for-3 with a RBI triple, and strikeouts-to-walk ratio (2 BB) in 6 spring starts. 3/16 @ MIL L, 5-8 10-9 Chamberlain Jones 6,276 Marty Herum belted a 3-run homer. ♦Patrick Corbin ranks among NL pitchers in WHIP 3/17 @ OAK (ss) W, 3-2 11-9 Bradley Alcantara 8,210 (2nd, 0.93) and opponents average (4th, .212). SEA (ss) L, 5-9 11-10 Moore Nakaushiro *13,621 FSAZ IN THE HOUSE ♦Robbie Ray is tied for 10th in the NL in strikeouts 3/18 NETHERLANDS W, 12-5 - Greinke Cordemans 7,551 ♦FOX Sports Arizona will broadcast today's game. (18), ranks seventh in opponents average (.237), 3/19 @ CLE T, 4-4 11-10-1 - - 8,215 3/20 @ OAK W, 10-6 12-10-1 Wilhelmsen Detwiler 7,412 FSAZ will broadcast an all-time high 161 games and is 3-0 with a 2.70 ERA (5 ER in 16.2 IP) . ♦ 3/21 KC W, 4-2 13-10-1 Ray Vargas 10,131 in 2017, with the lone remaining game on FS1... ♦Shelby Miller is tied for 10th in the NL in strike- 3/22 - OFF DAY - all games are also available on the FOX Sports outs (18) in 11.0 innings over 4 spring starts. 3/23 CHC T, 5-5 13-10-2 - - *#14,002 GO app. 3/24 @ LAD L, 6-13 13-11-2 Geltz Jepsen 12,519 ♦Additionally, 25 games will be broadcast in THIS IS A NOTE ABOUT FOOD 3/25 @ LAA L, 4-7 13-12-2 Skaggs Walker 9,590 Spanish on FOX Sports Arizona Plus. ♦The D-backs and Levy Restaurants have expand- 3/26 CLE 1:10 p.m. FSAZ/ESPN 620 AM ed the menu at Chase Field in 2017: 3/27 LAA 1:10 p.m. HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO THE BIG CAT BACON-WRAPPED PRETZEL BAGUETTE: 12-inch, bacon- 3/28 @ SEA 1:10 p.m. 3/29 - OFF DAY - ♦Happy birthday to D-backs clubhouse extraor- wrapped pretzel baguette stuff ed with black forest ham and Swiss cheese and served with honey mus- 3/30 CLE - Chase Field 6:40 p.m. ESPN 620 AM/FSAZ+/KHOV 105.1 FM dinaire Jimmy Garrett, who is presumably cel- 3/31 CLE - Chase Field 6:40 p.m. AS 98.7 FM/FSAZ+/KHOV 105.1 FM ebrating his 21st birthday today. tard and roasted jalapeño ranch. CHICKEN ENCHILADA DOG: 18-inch chicken enchilada #SRF Record (3/17) *Sellout All Times Local ON THE MEND sausage, queso blanco, enchilada sauce, pico de MISCELLANEOUS 2017 ATTENDANCE gallo, black olives, sour cream and tortilla strips on Record: 13-12-2 Day: 10-12-2 HOME ROAD ♦Yasmany Tomás (left abdomen) played in a Mi- a talera hot dog roll. nor League camp game yesterday with Triple-A Home: 8-4-1 Night: 3-0 Total: 139,806 Total: 107,111 CHURRO DOG 2.0: White iced long john donut, churro Reno vs. Double-A Jackson and went 1-for-4 Away: 5-8-1 vs. AL: 7-5-1 Avg: 10,754 (13 G) Avg: 7,651 (14 G) rolled in Oreo crumbs, frozen yogurt, whipped Neutral: 0-0 vs. NL: 6-7-1 Largest: 14,007 (3/23) Largest: 15,404 (3/15) with a RBI. cream and topped with strawberry topping, choco- late sauce and Oreo cookie crumbs. UPCOMING PITCHING PROBABLES FAB 5 FUNNEL CAKE CHICKEN SANDWICH: Crispy chicken fi l- ♦D-backs manager Torey Lovullo announced let, garlic black pepper Cheddar, house strawberry SUN., MARCH 26 VS. CLEVELAND - 1:10 P.M. ESPN 620 | FSAZ RHP Zack Greinke, LHP Patrick Corbin, RHP jam, powdered sugar and maple syrup, served on LHP Robbie Ray (3-0, 2.70) vs. RHP Trevor Bauer (2-0, 4.58) Shelby Miller, RHP Taijuan Walker and LHP two funnel cakes. ARI: RHP Archie Bradley, LHP T.J. McFarland Robbie Ray will make up the starting rotation to SONORAN VEGAN BURGER: Vegan burger, vegan pep- CLE: RHP Dan Otero, RHP Carlos Frias, RHP Nick Goody start the season. per jack, soy chorizo, chipotle veganaise, cowboy caviar and guacamole on a wheat bun. MON., MARCH 27 VS. LOS ANGELES- AL - 1:10 P.M. ♦RHP Archie Bradley will break camp with Ari- RHP Shelby Miller (1-0, 7.36) vs. RHP Jesse Chavez (1-0, 4.32) zona as a reliever. TOREY TAKES THE REINS ARI: TBA D-BACKS GIVE BACK JERSEY PROGRAM ♦Torey Lovullo is in his fi rst season as D-backs' LAA: RHP Cam Bedrosian, RHP Andrew Bailey, RHP Kirby Yates manager…was named the eighth manager on ♦This weekend, the D-backs had a presence at 15 Nov. 4, 2016. TUE., MARCH 28 @ SEATTLE - 1:10 P.M. diff erent Little League Opening Days, bringing RHP Zack Grienke (1-0, 4.05) vs. RHP Felix Hernandez (2-0, 2.45) the March monthly total to over 40. ♦Lovullo was the Red Sox bench coach for 4 sea- sons (2013-16)…he also was interim manager ARI: TBA ♦In partnership with Fry's Food Stores, Tide and for 48 games (28-20) at the end of 2015 while SEA: LHP Dean Kiekhefer, RHP Casey Fien, RHP Dan Altavilla, RHP Jonathan Western Refi ning, the program provides high- Aro, LHP Ariel Miranda quality uniforms and caps to more than 50,000 John Farrell was on medical leave. Was the Blue Jays fi rst base coach from 2011-12. youth baseball and softball players and their ♦ WED., MARCH 29 - OFF DAY coaches…the program features more than 94 participating youth baseball and softball "WE ARE BASEBALL" AT SRF IS OPEN FOR BIZ leagues across Arizona. ♦The Hall of Fame “We Are Baseball” tour is open at Salt River Fields through today. PITCHING PROWESS ♦Fans will learn about the game’s past, present and future in this collaboration of baseball and ♦Arizona ranks among the Major League leaders in fewest walks allowed (T-3rd, 75 - 2nd in NL), technology featuring virtual reality (VR), an origi- fewest home runs allowed (T-8th, 26 - T-7th in nal IMAX® movie and artifacts from the museum. NL), strikeouts (8th, 231 - 3rd in NL) and ERA ♦General public tickets are on sale exclusively at (11th, 4.54 - 6th in NL).
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