Devil Dish: Oct. 7
This Diamondbacks team has the heart and soul of a champion, but it is disappointing to see such low attendance numbers, especially during the playoffs.
This Diamondbacks team has the heart and soul of a champion, but it is disappointing to see such low attendance numbers, especially during the playoffs.
If the Diamondbacks want to stay in the postseason, this mentality has to stop.
It is up to Steve Bartman to decide if he will ever forgive Chicago for how Cubs fans treated him.
But after cheering for him all year, Jose Reyes lost my respect on the final day of the season.
Even though "Moneyball’s" ideas have died out, its impact still lives on.
Speculation surrounding Major League baseball’s postseason awards starts to heat up.
Mariano Rivera and Tim Wakefield have a lot more in common than you might think.
It's exciting for a D-Backs fan to finally have a legitimate reason to dislike the Dodgers again.
Looking back on 2001, I realize that if the Diamondbacks lost that World Series, it would not have been the worst thing in the world.
Morgan has been backing up his shenanigans all season long.
The Diamondbacks should start thinking about playoff ticket sales.
There is really no legitimate excuse for not giving your attention to the Arizona Diamondbacks right now.
Power hitting giants have faded away into memories of court hearings and dominating pitchers are leading teams to titles. And the fans love it.
The second-year ASU baseball coach always said the right thing when facing adversity.
In game three of the Austin Super Regional, ASU’s season came to an end at the hands of No. 7 Texas 4-2.
ASU defeated No. 32 Charlotte Saturday 16-1, then came back Sunday to beat No. 19 Arkansas 13-4 and advance to the Super Regionals next weekend.
The Sun Devils pounced on Charlotte pitching to the tune of seven runs in the first four innings to cruise to a 16-1 victory.
Joey DeMichele took a 1-2 curveball and crushed it onto Rural Road for a walk-off three run homer and a 4-2 ASU win.
The Sun Devils will host No. 19 Arkansas, Charlotte and New Mexico in regional action starting Friday.
Despite leading by a run, the No. 8 Sun Devils were six outs away from being no-hit, but rallied to defeat the Cougars 3-0 in just an hour and 48 minutes.
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