Loss to Giants leaves Archie Bradley, Diamondbacks still searching for hot streak

Arizona Diamondbacks third baseman Eduardo Escobar (14) scores as San Francisco Giants catcher Nick Hundley (5) looks on during the fourth inning at Chase Field. Mandatory Credit: Matt Kartozian-USA TODAY Sports

By Nick Piecoro Arizona Republic

The Diamondbacks are at a point in their schedule, reliever Archie Bradley said Sunday, in which every win feels especially good, every loss especially bad. For the better part of six weeks, they’ve been experiencing equal parts of both.

Their 3-2 loss to the San Francisco Giants on Sunday afternoon cost them a chance at a four-game series victory. It dropped them to 3-3 on a homestand that began with a two-game split against the Texas Rangers.

And it felt like another instance in which they looked on the verge of perhaps touching off a hot streak yet instead found themselves again stalling out.

BOX SCORE:  Giants 3, Diamondbacks 2

 

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