Sewald's Off Day Costs D-backs Series Finale

0:00It's April 24th. I'm Cory with the story, and this is MLB News. Today, your AI-powered baseball briefing. Diamondbacks closer. Paul Seawall had a rare off-day, blowing a save in the ninth inning of a tied game against the White Sox. He walked the first two batters he faced, then served up a three-run homer to Andrew Benintendi, handing Arizona a one-nothing loss in the series. Finale. Soawall's been dominant this season, allowing runs in just two of his 12 appearances. Days like Thursday happened once or twice a year, he said, when you just can't find the strike zone, no matter what. After the game, Seawall'd owned it, explaining his slider and fastball wouldn't cooperate, leaving the team with no chance to rally. Manager Tori LeVulo had the bullpen of quick, but it was too late to stop the damage. The match have turned into a pitchers' duel, after the first two games exploded for 34 combined runs. Starters, Chris Martin and Michael Sorroca both kept it tight, with Arizona grabbing a quick lead on Kettle Marte and Adrian Del Castillo before the Sox.

1:04Tied it. The D-backs wrapped their six-game homestand at three wins and three losses, now heading to Mexico City for a weekend set against the Padres, looking to bounce back strong.