The Arizona Diamondbacks mounted a thrilling comeback against the San Francisco Giants, overcoming a five-run deficit to secure an 8-7 victory. Jacob Amaya was the star of the show, launching a grand slam that ignited the Diamondbacks’ rally. The momentum shifted in the eighth inning when Angel Ortiz added a crucial home run, propelling Arizona to consecutive wins for the first time since March 4.
While the offense shone brightly, the Diamondbacks’ pitching staff faced challenges throughout the game, surrendering a total of sixteen hits. Zac Gallen struggled on the mound, allowing seven hits in just 2.2 innings pitched. He did not issue any walks but hit one batter and struck out another, ultimately being charged with three earned runs after throwing 55 pitches.
Kevin Ginkel also faced difficulties, yielding four hits and four runs during a rough fourth inning, which included a damaging three-run homer. However, relief efforts from the bullpen provided a silver lining. Joe Ross delivered two scoreless innings, followed by Ryan Thompson and Juan Morillo, who both kept the Giants at bay, despite Thompson allowing two hits. Logan Mercado capped off the performance with a perfect ninth inning, striking out two batters and allowing a walk.
On the offensive side, Amaya’s grand slam was complemented by a single, bringing his total to five runs batted in for the day. Teammates Tim Tawa, James McCann, and Avery Owusu-Asiedu each contributed with two hits apiece, while Tawa also drew a walk. Luken Baker added a hit and a walk to the mix, although Corbin Carroll, returning from a hamate injury, went 0-for-3 as the designated hitter.
Looking ahead, the Diamondbacks will face the San Diego Padres tomorrow at Salt River Fields, with Brandon Pfaadt taking the mound. Fans can catch the game on dbacks.tv, which will feature the team’s own broadcasters. Additionally, baseball enthusiasts can tune in to the USA vs. Dominican Republic World Baseball Classic semi-final, adding to an exciting day of baseball action.
Note: This recap is an independently written summary based on publicly available reporting.
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