A sacrifice fly by Augie Ojeda in the bottom of the eighth helped lead the D-backs past the Astros, 4-3, on Friday night in front of 24,748 at Chase Field.

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D-backs beat Astros to extend win streak

D-backs outfielder Justin Upton was out of the lineup for the third straight game after leaving Monday's game with irritation in his left shoulder.

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Upton out of lineup for third straight game

Mike Hampton, who is trying to reinvent himself as a reliever, was called up from Triple-A Reno by the D-backs on Friday after being signed to a Minor League deal Aug. 21.

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Hampton getting the hang of being a reliever

Brandon Webb said he was disappointed in how things went when he faced hitters in a simulated game Friday afternoon at Chase Field.

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Webb disappointed after simulated game

The D-backs will promote left-handed pitchers Mike Hampton and Zach Kroenke from Triple-A Reno on Friday.

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D-backs to call up lefties Hampton, Kroenke

During his monthly web chat with fans, D-backs president & CEO Derrick Hall discussed the idea of adding a humidor to Chase Field, opening next season in Taiwan and the search for a permanent general manager and manager.

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Hall chats with fans about D-backs' direction

While the other D-backs general manager candidates will talk about what they will do if they get the job, Jerry Dipoto will be able to show what he has done since taking over the position on an interim basis on July 1.

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Dipoto makes strong case for full-time gig

The D-backs' Brandon Allen played good defense and came up with the key hit — a seventh inning grand slam — to lead Arizona past the Padres, 5-2, on Wednesday afternoon at Chase Field.

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Just called up, Allen hits grand slam in win

Kelly Johnson knew who was to blame. As soon as the D-backs' second baseman heard the song "It's Raining Men" blaring from the Chase Field speakers as he stepped into the batter's box Tuesday night, he knew first baseman Adam LaRoche was responsible for the prank.

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Johnson amused by LaRoche's prank

The D-backs added four players Wednesday as rosters expanded for September, and there will be more to come as their Minor League affiliates began wrapping up their seasons.

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D-backs begin September callups