Corbin Carroll became the first Diamondback player to obtain a basic season of 30 steps from 30 stages, Eduardo Rodriguez launched six goalless rounds and Arizona got closer to a place in the playoffs with a 9-2 victory on the Philadelphia Phillies in Phoenix on Sunday.
Carroll struck his 31st circuit stroke – a three -point shot to top a second round of five points – and reached the milestone 30-30 when he stole his 30th base in the sixth.
Jorge Barrosa struck his first career circuit in career among three strokes, Ketel Marte succeeded two strokes, two points produced and scored twice and Geraldo Perdomo added two strokes to extend his strike sequence at 11 for the D-Backs (79-77), which won the three-game series.
The Arizona follows the New York (80-76) and Cincinnati Reds (80-76) Mets by a match for third place NL Wild-Card with six games to play. Cincinnati holds the break in equality against Arizona and New York.
Rodriguez (9-8) granted six strokes in six rounds, leaving with an advance of 7-0 after Bryson Scott doubled to lead the seventh and Weston Wilson a walked. The lift Philip Abner revealed Harrison Bader before Kyle Schwarber ends in double to end the Channel.
Rodriguez withdrew five years and walked three by winning its fourth consecutive decision and by displaying its fourth quality departure in the last five.
Nick Castellanos chose a race to break the laundering offer in the eighth. Wilson drew a two -handed promenade to force in another before Bader lands in the short center to end the Channel.
Alec Bohm equaled a career summit with four of the 11 strokes of the Phillies. Activated from the injured list on Friday, it was 8 for 13 with a circuit and four points produced in the series.
The Phillies (92-63) remained 2 1/2 games behind Milwaukee (95-61) for the best NL record. They are four games ahead of the Los Angeles dodgers (88-68) for the second playoffs of the second round and have the equality break.
Tim Tawa Homered and Gabriel Moreno succeeded in three strokes for the D-Backs, who took control with six points in the first two rounds of Ranger Suarez (12-7).
Marte doubled to lead the first, took third row on the single of Perdomo and scored when Carroll ended in the choice of a field player. Tawa and Barrosa had simple simple in the second before Marte strikes a simple two-sleeves, bases and Carroll hit a circuit of 428 feet and three points for the center for a 6-0 advance.
Suarez granted six points in eight strokes in four rounds, with two stick withdrawals and a walk. He had won his last four decisions before his shortest appearance since he granted seven points in 3 2/3 rounds to the D-Backs during his start in the season on May 4.
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