Jonathan Sanchez was able to stop the San Francisco Giants slump the last time he took the mound, but when he gets the ball Tuesday night, it will likely be too late to save their season. Sanchez and the Giants try to keep their fading playoff hopes alive when they host the Arizona Diamondback...

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By Jim McLennan It was yet another crucial win, as the Dodgers were blanking the Giants for the second consecutive day - for the seventh consecutive game, Arizona and Los Angeles had the same result, either both winning or both losing. Obviously, the streak stops here, since the two teams play each other f...

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 By BEN SHPIGEL The natural elements for a burgeoning rivalry between the Diamondbacks and the Rockies are there, but Arizona is not overwhelmed by enthusiasm for its team.

By By JOE LAPOINTE The fielding and decision-making of the Arizona Diamondbacks has not been up to the standards of the Colorado Rockies.

Arizona Diamondbacks pitcher Randy Johnson is done for the 2007 season because of a herniated disc in his back.... More