Jay Bell

Diamond Anniversary

High Rollers

How the Hell Did the Arizona D-Backs Beat Mariano Rivera?

The greatest moment in the Valley's sports history happened eight years ago last night in downtown Phoenix, when the Arizona Diamondbacks scored two runs in the bottom of the ninth of the ultimate game of the World Series to upset the mighty New York Yankees. ​Memories of the remarkable eve ... More >>

D-Backs Get Back on Track with Home Sweep of Astros. Next up: Los Angeles Dodgers.

Mark Reynolds: Welcome to the 40-homer club.​With their lineup back at full-strength, the Arizona Diamondbacks looked -- for a weekend, at least -- like a team that could be dangerous in September. Against the reeling Houston Astros, the hitters hit well and the pitchers pitched well and everyone ... More >>

Fields of Dreams

Think your kid could be the next Shea Hillenbrand or Curt Schilling? Hook him up with the major leaguers in metro Phoenix youth baseball.

Strike Out

Major League Baseball is poised to strike once again. It's time for the fans to give baseball their own preemptive strike.

Reality Check

Should journalists sign a confidentiality agreement to attend a Survivor party? The Spike votes that idea off the table.

Rookie of the Year

Hunches almost sunk Bob Brenly. But in the end, they defined his legacy.

Winning at any Cost

How the Diamondbacks used huge debts to level the playing field of pro baseball.

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10-05-2000

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10-05-2000

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10-05-2000

If You Spend It, Will They Come?

Jerry Colangelo got a crash course in baseball economics. Time will tell what his grade will be.

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Jerry Colangelo got a crash course in baseball economics. Time will tell what his grade will be.

St. Travis at the Bat

The laid-back intensity of the Diamondbacks' $10 million man

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The laid-back intensity of the Diamondbacks' $10 million man

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The laid-back intensity of the Diamondbacks' $10 million man

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The laid-back intensity of the Diamondbacks' $10 million man

What About BOB?

The laid-back intensity of the Diamondbacks' $10 million man

Our Hero

The most powerful man in Phoenix explains why he's just a regular guy