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Diamondbacks Host the Padres, Try to Extend Home Win Streak
- On Friday, June 13, the Arizona Diamondbacks secured a 5-1 victory over the San Diego Padres at Chase Field, marking their fourth consecutive win.
- The Padres have struggled offensively, scoring fewer than three runs in half of their last 14 games and going 0-for-5 with runners in scoring position three times in eight games.
- Josh Naylor and Corbin Carroll homered for the Diamondbacks, with Naylor’s second-inning solo home run sparking a three-run fifth inning while Ryne Nelson pitched five effective innings to earn the win.
- Diamondbacks manager Lovullo praised closer Miller’s aggressive mid-90s fastball and ability to retire left- and right-handed hitters equally, as Miller and other relievers combined for scoreless innings to preserve the lead.
- The Diamondbacks improved their record to 35-34, achieving a winning mark again for the first time since late May, and closed the gap to 3.5 games behind the Padres, who hold third place in the National League West.
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Carroll, Naylor homers send Diamondbacks past Padres 5-1 and over the .500 mark at 35-34
Corbin Carroll and Josh Naylor homered and the Arizona Diamondbacks beat the San Diego Padres 5-1 on Friday night to extend their winning streak to four games.
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Padres offense remains stuck in loss to Diamondbacks
PHOENIX — What’s up with the Padres? Just the same old thing. Their offense did close to nothing. Their starting pitcher did not make it out of the fifth inning. And they lost 5-1 to the Diamondbacks on Friday night at Chase Field. The biggest shortcoming for the Padres, who have lost three of their past four games, is they have not been hitting well for a while. Pick a time span. Friday was the ninth time in their past 20 games they have had si…
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