Arizona Diamondbacks: 5 keys to winning the Wild Card game

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PHOENIX, AZ – SEPTEMBER 25: Gregor Blanco #5 of the Arizona Diamondbacks dives back to first base as Buster Posey #28 of the San Francisco Giants waits for the throw on a pick-off attempt during the first inning of a MLB game at Chase Field on September 25, 2017 in Phoenix, Arizona. (Photo by Ralph Freso/Getty Images) /

Bad Baserunning cannot happen

Finding flaws on a 93 win team is hard to do, but every team has a weakness or two.

Baserunning has been a problem for the D-backs all season, and StatCast metrics can prove it.

According to Baseball Prospectus’ baserunning runs meric, the D-backs were 25th and the Rockies were second.

The D-backs only hit .254 as a team with RISP this season, compared to the Rockies .285 average, the second-best average in that situation in the NL.

Forget hititng with RISP. The D-backs were the worst team in baseball when it came to advancing on flyballs, and you really do not need stats to prove it.

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