The Diamondbacks stunned the baseball world when rookie lefty Mitch Bratt, barely 23, outdueled Padres ace Casey Mize in a dominant seven-inning shutout, leading Arizona to a 10-4 win that catapulted them into a wild card tie and ahead of their rivals. Despite not landing big-name arms like other teams, GM Mike Hazen’s gamble on young pitchers paid off as Bratt struck out nine, walked three, and kept hitters guessing with pinpoint control—his best performance yet. The win wasn’t just a fluke; it was a statement that depth and grit can trump star power, especially when your starters are sidelined. Bratt’s legs shook from adrenaline after the game—he was that fired up.
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