Diamondbacks Bounce Back, Win Six to Two

0:00On April 30th, the Diamondbacks bounced back strong last night, smashing the brewers 6-2 at American Family Field. Coming off of brutal 13-2 loss the day before, they slugged four home runs and got a huge lift from third baseman Nolan Aeronautos 3-run. Blast in the fourth, that flipped the one run deficit into a lead they never lost. Aeronautos no stranger to dominating this park. He owns the best slugging percentage here at 6-44 among players with over 200 plate appearances. He's been on fire lately too, hitting 404 over his last 14 games, and even admitted he just vies with the ballpark despite the brewers tough pitching. Manager Tori LeVulo faced a tough call pulling starter Eduardo Rodriguez after four and two-thirds innings. Rod had given up two runs on five hits and walked four with his velocity dipping a bit on just 87 pitches. LeVulo trusted his gut and the data, handing it to the bullpen with a slim four-to-two edge. That move paid off big time. The

1:03relievers locked it down from there. Kevin Ginkle, Juan Marillo, Taylor Clark, and Paul Seawald combined for four and two-thirds hitless innings, stranding runners and sealing the deal. Now the debacks carry this momentum into today's series finale, looking to build on Ildomaro Vargas' 22-game hitting streak to start the year. That wraps MLB News today, brought to you with AI. I'm Cory with the story.