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POSTGAME: Ryan Waldschmidt Hits ANOTHER Walk-Off Homer as D-backs SHOCK Cubs | Snakes Territory
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For the second this month, Diamondbacks rookie Ryan Waldschmidt launched a two-run shot to flip a D-backs loss into a win. On Tuesday, the D-backs clawed all the way back from a 4-0 deficit in the eighth inning to beat the Chicago Cubs, 5-4. We discuss Waldy's latest signature swing, and the pitch sequence that led to it. We also discuss the D-backs' three-run eighth inning that set the table for Waldschmidt's big moment.
Later in the show, we revisit Monday's sign-stealing incident with Merrill Kelly on the mound. Did the Cubs do anything wrong? Why did the D-backs apologize about it today? We also break down the latest round of injury updates on Corbin Burnes, Zac Gallen and more. Could Burnes still pitch in early September?
Join Jesse Friedman and special guest Alex D'agostino on the latest episode of Snakes Territory, the official Arizona Diamondbacks show in the Foul Territory network.
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00:00 Intro
01:41 Ryan Waldschmidt does it again
10:57 D-backs pitchers deliver late
18:54 NL wild card check-in
27:01 Cubs relay Merrill Kelly's pitches
34:45 Injury updates on Burnes, Gallen, Lawlar & more
45:31 D-backs upcoming rotation decisions
52:13 Outro
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