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Arizona Diamondbacks 2026 season wild‑card push

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The Diamondbacks entered early July 2026 at .500 (44‑44) and second in the NL West. Left‑hander Eduardo Rodríguez (7‑2, 2.21 ERA) started a home series against the Milwaukee Brewers, who led the NL Central at 54‑33. By July 24 the club they had improved to 54‑49, still a game behind the division lead, and traveled to Washington, D.C. Rodríguez, now 9‑3 with a 2.62 ERA, threw six solid innings, allowing two runs, including a two‑run homer by Dylan Crews. A seventh‑inning sacrifice fly by catcher Gabriel Moreno broke a 2‑2 tie, giving Arizona earned a 3‑2 win and its fourth straight victory – the team’s tenth success in the last 12 games as it fights for a National League wild‑card berth. Washington behind Eduardo Rodríguez’s six strong innings and Gabriel Moreno’s seventh‑inning sacrifice fly. The next night series shifted on July 25 when the Nationals answered reclaimed the lead with a 5‑3 victory. CJ Abrams supplied delivered a near‑cycle, hitting a two‑run double, a solo homer and a single, while starter Foster Griffin (12‑2) worked 6⅔ innings. Arizona’s rookie left‑hander Mitch Bratt (formerly listed as Micah) again struggled, surrendering yielding five runs in five innings. innings, and Paul Sewald recorded his 24th save, matching his earlier tally. Manager Torey Lovullo shuffled save. In the lineup, moving Ketel Marte into rubber game on July 26, Washington won 10‑7. Abrams homered twice, tying the cleanup spot franchise record for shortstop home runs, and promoting Corbin Carroll to the leadoff role for Nationals’ offense surged, moving them closer to the upcoming games. NL wild‑card. The upcoming series continues to be pivotal for loss left the Diamondbacks’ Diamondbacks still occupying the final wild‑card aspirations. spot, keeping their postseason hopes alive as the season nears its climax.

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  1. 2026-07-26 21:15 UTC Arizona Diamondbacks 2026 season wild‑card push
  2. 2026-07-26 01:14 UTC Arizona Diamondbacks 2026 season wild‑card push
  3. 2026-07-25 21:05 UTC Arizona Diamondbacks 2026 season wild‑card push

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