Last night the Diamondbacks finally became the 29th MLB team this season to concede double-digits in a game, leaving only the St. Louis Cardinals without such a contest this year. It ended a streak of 66 regular season games allowing fewer than ten runs for the D-backs, dating back to two consecutive contests against the Marlins on September 22-23 last year - one a 13-11 win, the other a 6-12 loss. However, it was some way short of the franchise record, as in exactly half of it. For the D-backs went 132 games in a row without allowing ten runs, from July 2011 though the following June.
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