Arizona Diamondbacks fans have plenty to say after the club dropped its three-game series to the Philadelphia Phillies on Tuesday, with many pointing to outfielder Corbin Carroll’s current slump at the plate.

In lineup despite sore back

Corbin Carroll grimaced while running out of the batter's box during the sixth inning Tuesday night and later was shown on the game broadcast talking with one of the team's athletic trainers in the dugout.

The Phillies created separation from the Diamondbacks in the standings with a series win, and the D-backs now have to worry about Corbin Carroll's sore back.

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Arizona Diamondbacks All-Star Corbin Carroll went 9-for-22 (.409) with a 1.519 OPS over six games played last week.

The Diamondbacks don't seem overly concerned about Carroll's back, as he played the entirety of Tuesday's contest and is also expected to start Wednesday, but it could be something worth monitoring going forward. Jorge Barrosa would be a likely candidate to start in right field if Carroll were to miss any time.

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PHOENIX — Corbin Carroll’s season got off to a rocky start with a broken hand suffered before the full team even reported for spring training. The Arizona Diamondbacks outfielder vowed he would be back for the start of the season despite needing surgery.