Two Eduardo Rodriguezes, one big comeback: Arizona erased an early four-run hole, leaned on small-ball and timely hits, then walked off the Giants 6-5 as Jordan Lawlar delivered a grounder after three sacrifice bunts. Corbin Carroll and Ketel Marte sparked the offense; Gabriel Moreno and Blaze Alexander contributed big hits; the bullpen slammed the door for four clean innings. A gritty, playoff-tinged win that showcases the D-backs' depth and late-inning grind.

Giants jumped to a fast 4-0 lead on early contact and savvy baserunning, then watched a bullpen crumble as Arizona surged to tie and walk-off the game in the ninth. Heliot Ramos launched a 113.6 mph early ball, Flores drove in runs and later homered, and Jerar Encarnación supplied the decisive two-out hit before the D-backs staged a dramatic comeback. The walk-off 6-5 loss snaps San Francisco’s four-game skid after a strong start, leaving fantasy managers weighing bullpen usage and late-inning run prevention.

J.T. Snow touts Bryce Eldridge as a future Giants cornerstone, urging an earlier call-up and predicting 25–30 homers annually with a long stay at first base. He questions the Devers trade in hindsight, cites Eldridge’s lefty struggles vs. lefties in the minors but power vs righties, and notes Dominic Smith’s injury opened the door for a late-season debut that Snow believes could foreshadow a multi-decade Giants tenure.

New York Mets cling to a Wild Card chase despite a midseason collapse that prompted bullpen overhauls and a push to protect a thin rotation. Injuries and underperforming deadline adds shadow the season, yet the club remains alive with a 12-game stretch against Diamondbacks, Padres and rivals. Lindor and Nimmo anchor the lineup; Soto provides power but consistency has wavered. Stearns faces a critical test: fix the rotation, stabilize the bullpen, and coax October magic from a streaky roster.

Wednesday’s TV/radio slate blends MLB with a sprinkling of NBA, WNBA, college golf and soccer, led by Texas Rangers at Houston and Dodgers hosting Philadelphia. Cubs at Pirates and Giants at Diamondbacks anchor a busy MLB night, while the Dallas Stars feature in media notes with Wyatt Johnston and coach Glen Gulutzan. Radio focus centers on Rangers coverage and Dallas hockey chatter, signaling fresh DFS angles and late-night betting pivots across multiple leagues.