Despite losing to the Chicago White Sox for the second straight game, the Diamondbacks have some positives to cling to from the game. Dan Haren made his debut in the desert, and impressed a lot of people with his pitching.
Haren started for the Diamondbacks, and gave up a share of hits in his two innings. The White Sox knocked him around early, having five hits off Haren. Among those two innings, Haren punched out four White Sox batters for a strong reminder that he is dominant. Gavin Floyd started for the White Sox, and surrendered two runs in three innings.
Emilio Bonifacio went 3-5 at the dish, with two runs scored and batted in. He had two two-baggers and a three-bagger on the day. Paul Konerko was huge for the White Sox, having three hits and four runs knocked in.
Ehren Wasserman took the win, and Juan Gutierrez took the loss. The Diamondbacks enter play still looking for their first win of spring training.
