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S.Castro grounded out, shortstop Owings to first baseman Goldschmidt.

Grounded out, shortstop Owings to first baseman Goldschmidt.

Sweeney lined out to second baseman Hill.

Castillo singled to right, S.Castro scored.

Cubs

T.Wood homered to left on a 1-0 count, Castillo scored, Kalish scored.

Homered to left on a 1-0 count, Castillo scored, Kalish scored.

Cubs second.  Schierholtz popped out to third baseman Prado.  S.Castro singled to left.  Sweeney grounded out, second baseman Hill to first baseman Goldschmidt, S.Castro to second.  Castillo singled to right, S.Castro scored.  Kalish singled to right, Castillo to second.  T.Wood homered to left on a 1-0 count, Castillo scored, Kalish scored.  Bonifacio walked on a full count.  Valbuena flied out to center fielder Campana.

Cubs fourth.  Sweeney grounded out, shortstop Owings to first baseman Goldschmidt.  Castillo popped out to center fielder Campana.  Kalish singled to left.  T.Wood doubled to center, Kalish scored.  Bonifacio grounded out, second baseman Hill to first baseman Goldschmidt.

Diamondbacks seventh.  C.Ross struck out.  Trumbo homered to center on a 0-0 count.  Montero doubled to center.  Campana grounded out, shortstop S.Castro to first baseman Rizzo, Montero to third.  Pennington pinch-hitting for Putz.  Pennington fouled out to first baseman Rizzo.

The Diamondbacks and Cubs have split 54 games (27-27) since 2006. Arizona is 11-4 in the games decided by at least six runs, while the Cubs are 23-16 otherwise.

After dropping their last two games to the Dodgers, the Diamondbacks have fallen to 5-16 (.238). In addition to being the worst record in baseball, it's the worst mark in Diamondbacks history after 21 games. The previous worst was a 6-15 record in their inaugural 1998 campaign.

The Cubs are 5-12 through 17 games for the third consecutive year. They have lost six of their past seven games and have yet to win back-to-back games this season.

Bronson Arroyo is 13-10 with a sparkling 2.91 ERA against the Cubs in his career. But he is coming off a start last Tuesday in which he surrendered nine runs over 3.1 innings versus the Mets. It was the most runs he's allowed in any outing since May 2011.

Travis Wood has lost each of his last four starts against the Diamondbacks. His 6.33 career ERA versus Arizona is his second highest against any opponent (minimum 2 GS, Miami, 9.00).

With a pair of hits Sunday, Anthony Rizzo is now batting .349 in 2014, far higher than his .210 mark at the same point last season (17 games). However, Rizzo has totaled just two homers and eight RBI this year, compared to six and 14, respectively, through 17 games in 2013.

HP - Reyburn, 1B - Bellino, 2B - Woodring, 3B - O'Nora

(Sports Network) - Former Cincinnati teammates Bronson Arroyo and Travis Wood
 face each other for the first time in a game not involving the Reds on Monday
 night, when Arroyo's Arizona Diamondbacks visit Wood's Chicago Cubs in the
 opener of a four-game series at Wrigley Field.

Arizona Diamondbacks (5-16) at Chicago Cubs (5-12), 8:05 p.m. (ET)

Chicago,  IL  (SportsNetwork.com) -  Cubs  starter  Travis Wood  tossed  seven
 stellar  innings and went  2-for-3 at the dish with a home run and four RBI to
 lead  Chicago to  a 5-1 win over  the Arizona Diamondbacks to kick off a four-
 game series from Wrigley Field.

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Arizona Diamondbacks @ Chicago Cubs on April 22, 2014

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