March 28, 2026
Ginkel (0-1) allowed one run on two hits over one inning, picking up the loss in Friday's game against the Dodgers.
AnalysisGinkel was handed a tough assignment in his first appearance of the season, entering a tie game in the eighth inning with a switch hitter and two lefties due up. The Diamondbacks have an all-righty bullpen, and manager Torey Lovullo tabbed Ginkel as one of the relievers designated to get lefties. He gave up a leadoff double to
Alex Freeland and a run-scoring single to
Kyle Tucker two batters later. Ginkel will be part of a late-game crew along with
Ryan Thompson, who pitched the seventh inning Friday, and
Paul Sewald, who has yet to pitch.