Arizona Diamondbacks

Goldschmidt Too Hot For Miami

From Elias: Paul Goldschmidt went 4-for-5 with a pair of two-run homers and a double in the Diamondbacks' 9-2 win over the Marlins. Since May 1, Goldschmidt is 22-for-50 (.440) with six doubles and seven home runs. No other major-league player this season has accumulated 22 hits and seven home runs over a span of 50 at-bats. The last Diamondbacks player who had 22 hits and seven home runs in a 50-at-bat span was Tony Clark back in 2005. With his two home runs on Friday night, Paul Goldschmidt has hit 12 home runs this season and 10 of them (83 percent) have been hit with runners on base (in fact, all ten of his homers with men on base have been two-run shots). No other player with 10 home runs this season has as high a percentage of multi-run homers.

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BIS: Goldschmidt setting MVP pace

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Goldschmidt homers twice as Diamondbacks crush Marlins

Goldschmidt propels Diamondbacks by Marlins

Paul Goldschmidt homered twice, had four hits and drove in four runs to lead the Arizona Diamondbacks over the Miami Marlins 9-2 Friday night.

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Goldschmidt has found his hot spot

If a pitcher decides to pitch the Arizona Diamondbacks' Paul Goldschmidt up in the strike zone, he's doing so at a high risk. The image above shows the two pitches on which Goldschmidt homered on Friday.

Recap: Miami vs. Arizona

Goldschmidt's Big Day Powers Diamondbacks

Paul Goldschmidt drove in four runs to lead the Diamondbacks past the Marlins 9-2.