Since July 1st, the Arizona Diamondbacks have maintained an 8-22 record, leaving fans utterly fatigued by the relentless string of losses.
Thank you for reading this post, don't forget to subscribe!While a certain level of disappointment might be expected, considering how the past five years have gone, this season just felt different for many.
As June unfolded, the Diamondbacks proudly occupied a commanding position at the top of the NL West. The attention of the sports world was captivated, new supporters were jumping on the bandwagon, and a promising future seemed destined for Arizona.
Yet, a mere two months later, their record has plummeted to nearly .500, casting an aura of skepticism over their initial achievements.
The recent 5-3 loss to the Twins on Sunday extended their losing streak to six, pushing fans throughout Arizona to a potential breaking point.”
DIAMONDBACKS CLOSERS ARE CURSED
— PHNX Diamondbacks (@PHNX_Dbacks) August 6, 2023
If the dbacks didn’t bring us our only championship, I don’t think I could be a fan. They have rarely been a serious baseball team under Kendrick’s ownership, and never will be with him as owner. Winning has never been a priority, just “value” and fun at the games.
— Matthew Crooks (@washotboyronald) August 6, 2023
Well no more need to get upset every game and comment. Dbacks I’ll see you next season when we finish 4th again….
— Tino (@Santinobambino3) August 6, 2023
What…Just…Happened… #DBacks pic.twitter.com/mvqEohsRkk
— Arizona Sports History (@AZSportsHistory) August 6, 2023
i would rather all of uofa footballs 20 game losing streak than this dbacks collapse, one of the most frustrating teams ive ever watched this last month
— DC (nameless nation member) (@DCLion29) August 6, 2023
On June 13, I walked into Chase Field to see the Dbacks play sitting in 1st place 16 games over .500 with a 4 game lead over the Dodgers.
Since then they are 16-31, with a record of just 57-56 and 8 games BEHIND the Dodgers in the division.
WOW! A sad and brutal fall. #Dbacks pic.twitter.com/eycbqSS9Yh
— Steve Sher (@stevesher_7) August 6, 2023
At what point is enough enough with our coach? This team needs a change. Luvello ain’t it anymore. Phillies last season were struggling and then they decided to fire their coach and it was the right move. They care about winning but Dbacks clearly don’t @Dbacks
— Tino (@Santinobambino3) August 6, 2023
Dbacks trash can Suns season start already
— LEEZUS (@AndrewLeezus) August 6, 2023
This Dbacks implosion is getting harder to watch by the day. 🫣 https://t.co/6OseNw5YOw
— Kyle Avery (@SlimAvery) August 6, 2023
@Dbacks bullpen. Where good pitchers go to die. Not really sure what a bullpen coach does but….fire Fetters. People forget that Melancon was the second best closer in MLB the year before he fell apart in AZ. Place is haunted.
— Jay Larscheid (@JayLarscheid) August 6, 2023
Maybe this is what happens when your closer gets zero work for 3 weeks.
Maybe the #Dbacks are just cursed.
— Alex D’Agostino (@AlexDagAZ) August 6, 2023
At what point do you make the managerial change? Seriously? How long do you stand idly by and watch this train wreck? #FireToreyNow #DBacks
— Bird Droppings (@BirdmanofAZ) August 6, 2023
Prime Mariano Rivera could be traded to the Dbacks and he would blow saves
— Peter (Marco Wilson’s #1 fan) (@PeterMalding) August 6, 2023
