Despite the trade deadlines, Diamondbacks still in Hunt Playoff

Veteran Corbin Carroll (7) and new regular Blaze Aleksandar played a role in the re-register of diamond information. (AP PHOTO / ROSS D. FRANKIN)

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Diamondbacks Arizona traded and angular ulcers, including the leading home house house and their most effective pitcher within 31. July. Somehow it made them better.

Diamondbacks, built for this season, were renovated into a competitor, although still steep ups.

The D-back are 21-14, because they deal with third bases Eugenio Suarez, the first Baseman Josh Nailor, Starter Merrill Kelly and two more potential free resources within the deadline, with the third majority of victories in Major.

They climbed 4 1/2 matches in New York Mets for the third position of the wild card with newborn casting, which includes one of the best orders in Major, returning to Zaca Gallen and newcomers who entered the opportunity.

Br. 1-3 Geraldo Perdoo, Ketel Marta and Corbin Carroll was the driving force for a misdemeanor that managed even after the loss of Suaro and Nailor, and only Mets and Philadelphia Phillies can rival production from their three.

The D-back ranked the third in NL with 711, and at the tempo was taken away from 886 years ago, even after defensive omissions, they led to a disappointing 7-4 boston loss on Sunday, when they could not hold 3-1 lead.

Pendodo took this season to the next level, Marthe was consistent after the month was missed by the left injury on his left tasting, and Carroll regained the level of power / speed of Rookie.

Carroll has 30 Homer with High Career, and he is within a stolen base for his first 30-30 seasons. There are 25 stolen. Soto, Lindor and Pete Crow-Armstrong are also closed at 30-30.

“They are the usual named name of everything that happen,” said director of Arizona Torey Lovullo.

Pendodo has careers in Homer (17) and stolen databases (24) and leads the main season, 11 more than the red “published by Elli de la Cruz. Perdodo also runs NL Shortstop with .834 ops leading Major in its position.

“Pendodo has an amazing year … whether we thought it would happen as fast as it probably not,” Lovullo said. “He has a great bat with the balls and knew the strike zone, and I thought it would be what he was the one he was.

“Marte and Carroll are still driving this machine, and everyone else picks up on it.”

The D-back inserted the Sleep Fleecas Alexander in the third base when Suarez traded, and Aleksandar played all 33 games, and at the same time showing a real real real fluid in inflat and outfield.

Alexander has seven Homer, 18 RBIS and an .864 ops in that short sample size, and also contribute to the second base and outside the field.

Run in my first career on Monday, threw a runner who was trying to score from another in the third career, starting the catch from Homer from Aleksa Bergman while on Saturday he played on the left on Saturday. His third career is there.

“The tools are not the only thing that allows him to succeed,” Lovulla said. “If he goes out there and play a high level game because he understands what his role is, understanding what at-bat is looking for and understand what it means to play above-average defense.”

Gallen, one free agent-was that the D-back is not traded within time, recovered a form that made it the first five finishers in Ni ci young bubbles in 2022-23.

He is 4-1 with 2.20 era from the deadline, showing potential passor shops that is worthy of the long-term agreement in offseson after starting at 5.60 era in the first beginning.

Left-handed reliever Andrew Saalfrank has been needed weapons in the last few weeks in the last few weeks after losing the early season in the early season, Justin Martinez and AJ PUK and rock store sent by Shelby Miller in Milvaukee.

Saalfrank saved his first three careers in the last three weeks and holding opponents on average beat .186.

Andrew Saalfrank succeeded in the role in the late role model. (AP PHOTO / AARON GASH)

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General manager Mike Hazen addressed the D-back in a club house after the end of the deadline, and Saalfrank said the message – that the message agreed to the present, but also a game for the future – resonated with the group.

“It’s obviously baseball team game, but eventually comes down to a bunch of individual boys at the time he said his specific job,” said Saalfrank. “That was thinking.”

He switched the D-back in the playoffs, although with a not a mistake for mistake.

“We obviously put into position, it’s not conveniently, but again that he still plays meaningful baseball is phenomenal,” Carroll said. “We just want to go on to go.”