The Arizona Diamondbacks have been rolling well and been seated in playoff position for a good portion of the second half. That doesn’t mean they have not been looking over their shoulder. The Nationals, Padres and Giants have all been hovering around and in the mix. The Dbacks already played the Padres and the Giants look like they will be on a collision course showdown to close the season. The Nats are the defending champs and need a big night as they travel to the dese

I think me and Mike are in a similar state at this point, in a manner of speaking. Both of us are out of contention, we sold at the deadline, there's not a ton else for us to do except run out the clock. I've had some decent second half luck, as I tend to, but I also know that Mike's teams tend to match up well against me because there's no lefties for me to bash [or in Eli White's case, fail to bash despite all the opportunities to do so]. So getting a split out of this Red

In a high-profile matchup, it is father vs son II. This time in the desert as the Dodgers travel to Arizona to take on the Dbacks. In their first matchup, it was the Joshua Santora led Dodgers sweeping Arizona to start the season. LA has played well, but they hit the skids a bit. They are still in the playoff chase and were the pre-season favorite, but they are questioning if they will have enough to finish the job and make the playoffs. They have not been the same since