Diamondbacks starting pitcher Wade Miley put an end to his winless streak at five starts during an 11-1 rout of Colorado Saturday. Miley was aided in a big way by the offense, which included home runs from Miguel Montero, Martin Prado and Paul Goldschmidt.
"The way we were hitting, you just want to go right after guys and get the offense back in as quick as possible," Miley said, per MLB.com. "That was my mentality, not try to do too much."
Diamondbacks manager Kirk Gibson agreed having offensive support helped Miley settle down on the hill and end his winless streak.
"It makes it a lot easier when you have runs on the board and you're not trying to make every pitch perfect," Gibson said of Miley's night. "Sometimes he fights himself, but we need him to stay focused on the task. He had a good two-seamer tonight and he was really efficient with his pitches. He did a good job."