Vargas Powers D-backs to Wild Win

0:00It's April 23rd. This is MLB News Today, your AI-powered source for everything, MLB. Il tomorrow, Vargas lit up the night with two homers and five runs batted in, powering the Arizona Diamondbacks to an 11-7 win over the Chicago. White socks and a wild slug fest. Nolan Aeronado chipped in with a two-run blast, four hits, and three RBI's, while Geraldo Pradomo and Corbin Carroll each grabbed three hits to fuel the offense. The Diamondbacks pulled off a rare feat, ripping three tribbles and three homers for just the third time since the franchise started back in 1998. They shook off an early two-nothing deficit, exploding for four runs in the second behind Vargas' massive three-run shot deep to left field. Vargas is on fire this season, reaching base safely in all 17 games to start the year. The longest streak in team history, and he's got a 20-game hitting streak overall. Top's in the majors right now.

1:00Over in the White Sox dug out, rookie Munitaka Murakami kept his hot bat going with a homer in his fifth-stray game, tying a big lead rookie mark. Arizona starter Eduardo Rodriguez picked up his second win, allowing four runs in five innings, while Chicago's Anthony K took the loss after giving. Up eight runs in three-and-two-thirds frames. The Deback's offense never led up after that early rally. Catch the rematch tomorrow with Arizona's Michael Sorroca on the Hill, undefeated at 4-0 with a 2.78 ERA facing Chicago's. Davis Martin, who's three-in-one with the Sharp 2.16, this series stays electric.