Arizona closer J.J. Putz never did get a save opportunity in the National League Division Series against the Milwaukee Brewers.
Via Babes Love Baseball
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October 08, 2011
Welcome to this season's third edition of There's Always Next Year, starring the Arizona Diamondbacks!
Nyjer Morgan is T-Clutch, which he prefers to be called when he is kicking ass, taking names, and driving in walkoff runs to advance his team to the National League Championship Series. The Brewers advanced Friday night and sent the Diamondbacks packing for the offseason...
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October 06, 2011
About 48 hours ago, the Diamondbacks were left for dead. Several people had them being swept by the Brewers while others said that the series wasn’t going to come back to Milwaukee.
Like they have done all year long, Arizona can laugh at those critics while they prepare for Game Five tomorrow afternoon from Miller Park.
Arizona’s offense was the key to evening this series...
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October 06, 2011
There is no more grueling position in baseball than catcher. But there is no telling that to Miguel Montero, or to any of his D-backs teammates who have watched him throughout this breakout season.
Via NESN.com
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October 07, 2011
In what can arguably be described as one of the most impressive strikes in the history of baseball, Foundation for Blind Children graduate Max Ashton threw a perfect strike prior to Game 4 of the 2011 NLDS between the Arizona Diamondbacks and the Milwaukee Brewers on Oct. 5. Check out the video below.
Via azcentral
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October 08, 2011
Notes: The Diamondbacks won't be able to sneak up on anyone when they take the field next season as the defending NL West champion.
Via Pittsburghlive.com
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October 07, 2011
The Arizona Diamondbacks look to complete their biggest rally of the season today when they face the Milwaukee Brewers in Game 5 with a berth in the NL Championship Series at stake.
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October 06, 2011
Diamondbacks manager Kirk Gibson, as well as the Brewers' Yovani Gallardo and Ron Roenicke, discuss their thoughts and preparation for the deciding game of the NLDS.
Via USS Mariner
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October 08, 2011
I feel like I should say something about the two great NLDS games tonight, but I’m afraid I only caught the highlights. In the Arizona/Milwaukee game, they showed two plays, back to back – two late inning, crucial at bats by Willie Bloomquist and Yuni Betancourt. I’m old enough to remember Francisco Cabrera’s walk-off, but… really? I’ll just...
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