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Outfielder Pollock debuts with D-backs

Ask A.J. Hinch about shortstop Stephen Drew this spring and the D-backs manager uses words like upbeat, energetic and positive. It is quite a contrast from what Drew experienced in 2009 when words like injured, worried and unsure were the more accurate adjectives.

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D-backs’ Drew puts difficult ‘09 in past

Tony Abreu went 3-for-4 with a homer in the leadoff slot and Dan Haren pitched 2 2/3 innings for the D-backs, who ended Wednesday’s game at Camelback Ranch against the Dodgers in a 4-4 tie.

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Abreu sparks D-backs with three hits

Former big leaguer Tony Clark was named Wednesday as the director of player relations for the Major League Baseball Players Association.

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Clark named to executive spot with MLBPA

For some veterans, Spring Training is a way to work on their game and ease into the routine of playing baseball again. Conor Jackson, though, knew it would be a different story for him this spring.

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Jackson shows power is back

There is a difference in Billy Buckner. You can tell it in the way the D-backs right-hander carries himself off the field and in how he pitches when he’s on it.

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Buckner bringing aggressive approach

Continuing his stellar spring, Conor Jackson was 3-for-3 with a double and RBI single. Jackson is 6-for-12 in games. Justin Upton was 2-for-3 with a two-run homer in the four-run top of the fifth.

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D-backs jump on Reds pitching

Gerardo Parra tallied his first hit of the spring and Rodrigo Lopez turned in a fair outing in his ongoing rotation bid in Monday’s 3-2 loss to the Indians.

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Rotation hopeful Lopez has fair outing

The next few days will determine how quickly Brandon Webb will be able to progress in his rehab, D-backs manager A.J. Hinch said on Monday.

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No target date for Webb’s Cactus debut

The 1-2-3 third frame in the D-backs’ win over the Rox during a split-squad game at Tucson Electric Park marked the first outing for Chad Qualls since he dislocated his left knee Aug. 30.

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Qualls sees first game action since injury