26 Miguel Montero, C

Diamondbacks catcher Miguel Montero continues to search for different methods to break out of his season-long slump, according to MLB.com. On Saturday, Montero tried positive self-talk and was telling everyone it was about to be "Miggy Time."

Unfortunately, Montero had just a single in Saturday's game against the Marlins and is batting .184 on the season.

"He's been battling," manager Kirk Gibson said. "We're going to get him going, he's going to get it going. You start to analyze things, you pretty much cover it A to Z and it gets tough. You have to go up there and not be over-thinking the situation. If you do, it makes it tough, you analyze things you don't need to analyze."

Diamondbacks catcher Miguel Montero didn't last long at the No. 8 spot in the batting order despite clubbing the game-winning home run Friday night. The 29-year-old moved back to the fifth-hole Saturday night against the Phillies.

Montero singled in the seventh for his only hit of the night. He struck out twice and finished 1 for 4 in a 3-1 defeat.

Montero has struggled as of late despite Friday's game-winning home run. He is hitting .214 (6 for 28) in May. He has lifted his batting average from .194 to .203 in his last seven games.

Diamondbacks catcher Miguel Montero was moved down to the No. 8 spot in the batting order prior to Friday's contest against the Phillies.

Montero is hitting .198 and .164 at the No. 4 spot, which is where manager Kirk Gibson has normally placed him this season. The 29-year-old is a career .347 hitter at the No. 8 spot. He has eight homers and 35 RBI in 94 games at that spot.

Diamondbacks catcher Miguel Montero produced multiple hits for the second time in three games Monday against the Dodgers. It comes after Montero hadn't produced a multi-hit game over 21 appearances from April 8-May 1.

Montero is batting .364 (4 for 11) in his last three games, raising his season average from .194 to .212.