http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2009/06/30/AR2009063000616.html

A.J. Hinch recently ordered extra fielding practice (see, see,……does not work)

Sunday, in a five-run fifth, …Felipe Lopez let a grounder go through his legs as the Chase Field crowd of 25,684 erupted into boos.

In Saturday’s 2-1 loss to Los Angeles, the Angels’ first run came on a play typically seen on Little League diamonds. Pitcher Doug Davis fielded Erick Aybar’s bunt but had to double-clutch the throw while waiting for Lopez to cover first. Davis fired the ball behind Lopez and into foul territory behind first base.

Upton fielded the ball and then overthrew Reynolds at third base, and Aybar came around to score as the ball rolled into foul territory behind third.

This much seems certain: the Diamondbacks have paid a price for not re-signing second baseman Orlando Hudson, who won two of his three Gold Gloves with Arizona.

The Diamondbacks replaced Hudson with Lopez, who has committed nine errors in 69 games.