Arizona Diamondbacks

The Diamondbacks bounced back from Friday's loss and beat the Marlins 6-2. Mark Reynolds talked with FSN after the win.

Arizona's Mark Reynolds talks about Diamondbacks' 4-0 win against Detroit. Reynolds recorded three hits and scored two runs in the victory.

By Jim McLennan Poll What was the Diamondbacks' 2009 Play of the Year? May 4. Triple-play vs. LAD May 26: Chris Young saves the day vs. SDP July 21: Mark Reynolds dives into the stands vs. COL July 28: Mark Reynolds, 481 ft. home-run vs. PHI August 7: AJ Hinch gets ejected vs. WAS September 26: Chad Tracy’s pinch-hit...

By Jim McLennan Arizona Diamondbacks third baseman Mark Reynolds has been named to The Sporting News National League All-Star Team, as selected by a panel of 338 players voting on the players awards and 22 managers voting on the managerial awards.

By Jim McLennan Long weekend costs Mark Reynolds millions The Boston Globe reports that Mark Reynolds missed being a 'super two' by three days of service time. This is important, because it means he does not qualify for arbitration this winter - if he had, it would likely have cost the Diamondbacks a lot m...

By Benjamin Hill Dubbed "Parking Lot" early on by his teammates, Mark Reynolds proved to be anything but static as his pure power moved him rapidly through the Diamondbacks' system. Path of the Pros: Mark Reynolds

By David Carter 1. Albert Pujols (Cardinals): .327 avg., 186 hits, 47 HRs, 135 RBI 10. Adrian Gonzalez (Padres): .277 avg., 153 hits, 40 HR, 99 RBI 13. Mark Reynolds (Diamondbacks): .260 avg., 150 hits, 44 HRs, 102 RBI 17. Justin Upton (Diamondbacks): .300 avg., 158 hits, 26 HRs, 86 RBI

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By Azreous Which Diamondback has the team's highest OPS? Mark Reynolds Justin Upton Miguel Montero Rusty Ryal Stephen Drew is just three triples away from becoming the Diamondbacks' career leader. Name the player ahead of him. Craig Counsell Steve Finley Tony Womack Luis Gonzalez

By soco Miguel Montero would start things off in the top of the fourth with a single, and then be quickly moved to third with a Mark Reynolds double. The stage was set for the suddenly resurgent Chris Young, who picked out a three wood and drove a shot to left center, which would effectively be all the D...

By soco With the season coming to a close, we can start the process of wading through the stats and destruction of 2009 and attempt to find what, if any, solace there might remain for the following season.  Some players we don't need to worry about; Mark Reynolds is obviously going to have a place on t...

By Nick Piecoro Diamondbacks third baseman Mark Reynolds' strikeout record continued to grow Saturday.

By Jim McLennan Mark Reynolds 3b .261     Miguel Montero c .297     Chris Young cf .214     Gerardo Parra rf .288     Eric Byrnes lf .226     Brandon Allen 1b .208     Daniel Cabrera p .000 Am at work, so not likely to be about much for this one. Hopefully, the offense can show up and we'll get to 70 wins today.

With the postseason long since out of reach, the Arizona Diamondbacks and San Diego Padres are left with watching their respective sluggers Mark Reynolds and Adrian Gonzalez try to reach career milestones. The Diamondbacks' Reynolds will try to move closer to the NL home run lead, and th...

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By Jim McLennan Actually, the last time Chad Tracy hit a home-run, Charles Dickens was alive. Click to enlarge at fangraphs.com] Master of his domain: Chad Tracy, +51.6% Honorable mention: Mark Reynolds, +18.6% God-emperor of suck: Dan Haren, -29.6%

By Scout.com Arizona Diamondbacks third baseman Mark Reynolds broke his own record of 204 strikeouts in a season set last year. After whiffing three times Tuesday night, Reynolds now has 206 strikeouts with 10 games remaining in the 2009 season.

One whiff at a time, Mark Reynolds is closing in on his own single-season strikeout record. Please don't remind him. The normally good-natured Reynolds turns chilly when the subject arises. "I don't care," Reynolds said. "I haven't talked about it all year. I don't even know now many strikeou...

The Diamondbacks’ short bench will be even shorter today as Mark Reynolds is out with an illness. Manager A.J. Hinch said his third baseman felt sick during last night’s game but gutted it out because the team already was playing a man short with Stephen Drew’s absence.

By Adam Bernacchio Mark Reynolds: .448/6/10. Is anyone realizing the year Reynolds is having? If the Arizona Diamondbacks weren’t so terrible, he would be getting MVP consideration. Derek Holland: I said from day-one that Holland reminds me of Steve Avery. The good Steve Avery on the Atlanta Braves, not the b...

By Dave Burns 1st half D Back MVP: Justin Upton? Mark Reynolds? Josh Byrnes? Nope, Dan Haren takes the prize with his All-Star first half. Brandon Webb beats out Conor Jackson, Randy Johnson, Bob Melvin, Spring Training in Tucson, and Josh Byrnes’ bold preseason prediction “I think we can win the World...

Diamondbacks third baseman Mark Reynolds finished third in his bid to win the final roster spot on the National League All-Star, coming in behind winner Shane Victorino of Philadelphia and runner-up Pablo Sandoval of San Francisco.

By Thomas the Terrible The next time you’re watching the Arizona Diamondbacks take a close look at Eric Byrnes while he’s in the batter’s box. You will notice that his mouth guard is well…purple.  From the Arizona Republic:  I believe the testimonial by the Diamondbacks’ Mark Reynolds says it all: 

By David Martin The Diamondbacks scored their second run in the ninth as Chris Young was hit by a pitch from Ryan Speier, he then took second base on defensive indifference then moved to third on a ground ball by Conor Jackson and scored on another ground ball by Mark Reynolds.

By Jim McLennan Mark Reynolds went 2-for-4, while Chris Young reached safely twice, on a hit and a walk. Tony Clark got the start at first-base, which raised some eyebrows, given his poor track record against Lowe (4-for-27 before today), and the great success currently being enjoyed by Chad Tracy: his J...

By Jim McLennan Master of his domain: Mark Reynolds, +26.6% Honorable mentions: Young, +19.9%; Webb, +12.2% God-emperor of suck: Eric Byrnes, -10.0% Early game tomorrow; 10 am, Phoenix time start. I will be relying on the auto-posting of the Gameday Thread, and may be a little late to show up, if at all. :-)

By Jim McLennan The lack of walks also concerns me: five in 154 at-bats is a level of free-swinging undreamed of by Mark Reynolds. That's a sharp drop-off from last season, where he had 40 walks in 483 at-bats. D'Antona appears to be basing his trips to the plate on a reworked version of an old baseball cliche:...

By Jim McLennan Because four pitches after he left the game, Carlos Marmol - who had been one of the best relievers in the league - was taken deep by one of Arizona’s rookies, Mark Reynolds, giving the D-backs a lead they would hang on to. ...

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Mark Reynolds solid debut went for naught, as the Arizona attack continued to sleepwalk through May, as Colorado righthander Aaron Cook and three relievers fivehit the Diamondbacks in a 53 Rockies victory.