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D-backs Face Verlander, Soroka Debuts vs Tigers

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The Arizona Diamondbacks face a tough challenge as they host the Detroit Tigers, led by veteran pitcher Justin Verlander, in their home opener. The D-backs bats have been silent, scoring only eight runs in their first three games. Michael Soroka, making his debut, will face Verlander, who had a solid 3.85 ERA last season. The teams will play three games this week, with more challenges ahead for the D-backs.

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D-backs Face Verlander, Soroka Debuts vs Tigers

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MLB Baseball News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!D-backs Face Verlander, Soroka Debuts vs Tigers. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

On March 30th, the Arizona Diamondbacks are kicking off their home schedule Monday night at Chase Field against the Detroit Tigers, who sit at two, wins in one loss early on. First pitch is 7-10pm, Arizona time, and is no easy match-up after the D-backs drop their first three to the Dodgers. Facing them on the mound is 43-year-old Justin Verlander, back with Detroit where he built much of his legacy. He put up a solid 3.85 earned run average over 29 starts last year with the Giants, so he still got that better in heat. Arizona's bats have been quiet, scraping just eight runs across those three losses in LA, and their pitching coughed up late leads each time. Fans are hoping for a spark to flip the script right out the gate. Making his D-backs regular season debut is right-hander Michael Soroka, signed to a 1-year 7.5 million dollar deal in the offseason. His spring was up and down with a 7.50 ERA over four outings, but he's got history against Detroit going back to last year.

The club's tangle for three games this week, then the braves roll in for four more before Arizona hits a long East Coast road swing, plenty of tests. Ahead to build momentum, baseball news, powered by AI, this is MLB News Today. I'm Cory with the story.

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