“I still think they’re going to maintain that type of excitement and ability to pile up runs for the next 10 games,” D-backs manager Torey Lovullo said. “We all wish as teachers and coaches that we could find a way to eliminate the lulls. It’s just a part of the game that happens. Sometimes things compound themselves and the game gets harder than it actually is and you feel like you’re really fighting an uphill battle. I know these guys have been grinding, playing hard and practicing hard for this type of a result. That’s what’s most gratifying, when I see the dugout full of excitement and feeling good about themselves.
Snake Bytes 9/17: Two In a Row
