At the end of play on May 23, the Diamondbacks were 26-25 and in the middle of a five-game losing streak. They would fall as far as four games under .500, but have turned things around for the moment Start the day smarter.

The Padres are 38-29 and third in the NL West, two games back of the division-leading Los Angeles Dodgers and one game behind the San Francisco Giants. They just lost two of three agains the Dodgers at home, including dropping the series opener, 8-7, in extra innings.

Arizona Diamondbacks right-handed pitcher Ryne Nelson looks to bounce back from a rough outing in Cincinnati last week, against the San Diego Padres.