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SnakeBytes 4/20: Back to losing edition

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Mike Bolsinger and the D'backs lost a 4-0 lead on Saturday to drop their record to 5-15.

Quotables

"First time through the order was good," Bolsinger said. "But I kind of got away from my game plan a little bit. I left some balls up and when you do that up here, there's consequences."

- Mike Bolsinger on his start against the Dodgers.

"Michael started off really good," D-backs manager Kirk Gibson said. "Really hitting his spots, staying on the corners. "The fifth inning just got away from him," Gibson said.

- Kirk Gibson on Bolsinger's outing.

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