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Corbin Carroll says he was tracking his bat speed while progressing back from a fractured wrist, and taking pitches from Kendall Graveman on Friday gave him the confidence he needed to return quicker than anticipated.

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Paul Nada1 year ago

we are nervous

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PeterMalding1 year ago

Recipe for disaster

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Jesse1 year ago

Shouldn’t the medical staff have the final say??

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Gary King1 year ago

Thank God we have all these experts in the chat. Because Apparently, doctors don't know what they're talking about.

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MeltingDownChris1 year ago

He's gonna get re-injured and be out for even longer. Welcome to Toreyball, you just wouldn't get it.

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DesertDawg1 year ago

No way this ends bad

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Arizona Diamondbacks1 year ago

On this day in 2000, Luis Gonzalez became the first D-backs player to hit for the cycle.

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MLB1 year ago

The @Dbacks bounce back to take the middle game of the series 🐍

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PHNX Diamondbacks1 year ago

HE’S BAAAAAACK

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Arizona Sports1 year ago

Ryne Nelson, who said his perfect game bid was on his mind after getting through the Royals’ order once, credited the defense and catcher James McCann for the success in his start.

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