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PHOENIX -- For a brief moment on Friday, Odrisamer Despaigne
thought the improbable might actually be plausible.  Stuck
without a hit in his first 14 big league at-bats, the pitcher
lined a ball into center field, but Ender Inciarte raced in to
make a diving catch.  "It was one of those days when nothing
goes your way," Despaigne said through an interpreter, shaking
his head.  There's been more than a few of those days of late
for the 27-year-old Cuban rookie, who was a world-beater in his
first five big league starts but has had a difficult time
chasing the regression monster since.  A funny thing, though --
Despaigne might have actually been more unlucky than
unsuccessful on Friday, even as the D-backs got to him for three
first-inning runs on their way to a 5-1 victory at Chase Field.
"He started off very hot against everybody. He's got good stuff.
We just have a little better idea of what he's going to do,
maybe lay off a few pitches that