In a disappointing turn of events for the Diamondbacks, a strong start by Brandon Pfaadt unraveled, resulting in a 3-5 loss to the Cardinals. Pfaadt's impressive performance through five innings faltered as the Arizona bullpen struggled, allowing the Cardinals to score five runs unanswered. Despite a promising lead, the D-backs' hitters failed to capitalize, leading to their first walk-off defeat of the season and a regression to two games below .500.

By the Numbers
  • Pfaadt retired the first 12 batters faced and threw 57 pitches through five innings.
  • Suarez and Pederson contributed offensively with three hits each.
Yes, But

The D-backs' inability to maintain their lead and capitalize on offensive opportunities were significant factors in the loss.

State of Play
  • Arizona's record stands at 11-13, with a pace set for 74-88 for the season.
  • The team faces challenges in consistency and execution, especially in crucial moments of the game.
What's Next

Tomorrow's game against the Cardinals will see Tommy Henry taking the mound for the Diamondbacks, with potential roster changes looming due to injuries within the team.

Bottom Line

The Diamondbacks' inability to hold onto a lead and capitalize on offensive opportunities proved costly in a disappointing loss to the Cardinals, highlighting the team's need for consistency and execution in crucial moments.