Last night’s defeat set the D-backs record to 1-15 this season. when they are held to fewer than five runs, with a string of 13 consecutive defeats in such games. Now, it does make sense that, the fewer runs you score, the less are your odds of victory. If you are held to zero runs or one run, you won’t win often. But you’d think the team might have managed to exe out more than a single 3-1 win over the course of the first six weeks of the season. Indeed, four runs is above the break-even point. NL teams scoring exactly four runs this year are 33-22, a healthy .
D-backs Preview #38: 5/13 vs. Marlins
