D-backs Face Mets in Cold Grind

0:00It's April 6th, I'm Corey with the story. This is MLB News Today, driven by AI and built for baseball fans. The Arizona Diamondbacks are hitting the road for a 10-day, 9-game grind, starting with three games against the Mets at Cityfield in New York. Both teams sit around 505 and 5 for the D-backs, 6 and 4 for the Mets. Chilly weather for schedule tweaks. One day's game stays evening, but Tuesday and Wednesday shift to 1-10 AM and 4-10 PM mountain time. 2. Dodge dropping temps and high winds. Pitching matchups look intriguing. Tuesday features Zach Galen, fresh off a 6-inning shutout, facing Freddie Peralta, who snagged a win on opening day. Wednesday pitched struggling Ryan Nelson, who's walked too many and served up homers against David Peterson. Thursday's Eduardo Rodriguez, unscored on with sharp peripherals, takes on hot start Nolan McLean. Bullpen's tell a tale of two squads. The Mets crew boasts a 1.66 ERA, second in baseball, with closer Devon Williams spotless

1:04and set of guys locked down. The D-backs pen sits at 6.50, 29th in the league. Pulse a waltz three for three on saves, but blew a tie while workhorse Juan. Marillo's been lights out lately. Mets star Juan Soto hits the 10-day I.L. with a calf strain, out 2-3 weeks. D-backs prospect Jordan Lawler's sideline 6-8 weeks with a wrist fracture, and first basement Carlos Santana's groin has him under MRI. Review, status pending. This road trips the test and the cold D-backs got to steady their arms, tighten that bullpen, and grind through the hurt locker to build momentum before. The next stops.