D-Backs Get Nine Innings Of No-Hit Ball From Bullpen

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Arizona's bullpen pitched nine innings of no-hit ball in the team's 18-inning win over San Diego on Sunday.

The Diamondbacks won 9-6 on the strength of their relief pitching and Mark Reynolds' three-run, game-winning homer in the top of the 18th inning.

"I don't know how to describe that game," Arizona manager A.J. Hinch told MLB.com. "Roller-coaster emotions of being in complete control with Dan Haren, to all of our bullpen pieces being active and ready and rested, to a demoralizing game-tying home run, to nine innings of test of will between two teams. It was an exhausting game, but a happy ending for us."

Via MLB.com

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