Weaver has best start in month, D-backs beat Marlins 5-2
PHOENIX (AP) — The regression of Luke Weaver’s pitching career over the past two years has been a tough thing for everybody around the Diamondbacks to explain. The nasty fastball is still there. So is the above average off-speed repertoire. He’s been given a lot of chances to get it right. He also knows there might not be many more if he doesn’t improve soon. “Enough was enough,” Weaver said. The right-hander pitched scoreless ball into the seventh inning for his best outing in nearly a month, which helped Arizona snap a six-game losing streak with a 5-2 win over the Miami Marlin...