Ketel Marte's performance is under scrutiny as the Diamondbacks weigh his potential for a 2027 bounce-back. Despite declines in bat speed and defense, his hitting metrics remain above average. Can he adjust to pitch changes and stave off age-related decline? 🔄
Veteran reliever Derek Law is now a free agent after the Diamondbacks designated him for assignment in September. Law, who joined Arizona on a minor league deal in January, had a brief but effective stint with the team despite velocity concerns.
Gerardo Carrillo's electric arsenal might light up the D-backs' bullpen in 2027 if he tightens his control. Meanwhile, power-hitting prospect Manuel Pena could swing his way to the majors, offering much-needed pop at first base. 🌟
The Arizona Diamondbacks' potential 2027 Opening Day roster includes solidified spots for players like Corbin Carroll and Ketel Marte. However, uncertainties loom due to labor negotiations and the introduction of a salary cap, possibly affecting the season's start.
Ryan Waldschmidt, a top prospect for the Arizona Diamondbacks, could be poised for a breakout year in 2027. After a season of ups and downs in 2026, including a memorable pair of walk-off homers, Waldschmidt is a player to watch. ⚾
Rookies like Ryan Waldschmidt and Tommy Troy are set for bigger roles in 2027 as the Diamondbacks aim to bounce back. Meanwhile, Joe Mather returns as hitting coach, focusing on refining Arizona's high-walk, low-strikeout offense.
Diamondbacks prospect Demetrio Crisantes is making waves in the Arizona Fall League, hitting .400 with power for the Salt River Rafters. His performance could influence Arizona's offseason decisions, especially regarding Ketel Marte. 🚀
Joe Mather will return as the Diamondbacks' hitting coach for 2027, continuing his tenure despite the team's offensive dip this season. Mather, credited with developing players like Gabriel Moreno, stays on as Torey Lovullo secures a two-year extension.
The Arizona Diamondbacks are retaining Joe Mather as their hitting coach. Under Mather's guidance since 2022, the team has been a high-scoring offense, though recent struggles with right-handed pitching and RISP highlight areas for improvement.
The 2026 Arizona Diamondbacks impressed with an 86-win season, outperforming expectations. Key factors included a stellar bullpen led by Juan Morillo, Brandyn Garcia, and Justin Martinez, and a breakout year from Gabriel Moreno, who secured the batting title. 🏆
Justin Martinez shone as the standout reinforcement for the Diamondbacks in 2026. As the team looks ahead to 2027, changes are expected with pitchers likely on the move and plans to manage Ketel Marte differently.
The Arizona Diamondbacks were conservative with ABS challenges in their debut season, ranking 27th in usage. Despite a 60% success rate, third in MLB, they often left challenges unused, indicating room for strategic growth. ⚾
Eduardo Rodriguez turned his Diamondbacks tenure around, posting a 2.89 ERA in 2026 after struggling in prior seasons. Despite a low strikeout rate, his elite location and ability to limit hard contact have made him an unlikely ace in the rotation.
The Arizona Diamondbacks part ways with pitching coach Brian Kaplan after two seasons. Meanwhile, speculation swirls around a potential link to All-Star outfielder Randy Arozarena, though odds seem slim. Arbitration decisions loom, with Pavin Smith likely non-tendered.
Justin Martinez emerged as the standout reinforcement for the 2026 Diamondbacks, posting a 2.03 ERA over 13.1 innings. Despite an injury-plagued roster, Martinez delivered high velocity and reliability, even recording the fastest pitch in team history at 103.8 mph.
The Arizona Diamondbacks face crucial arbitration decisions, notably for Lars Nootbaar, who could see a $1.45M raise to $6.7M despite an injury-hit season. His future hinges on whether the team is comfortable with the salary projection.
The Diamondbacks have decided not to retain pitching coach Brian Kaplan after his contract expired. Despite some pitching success stories, Arizona's staff has struggled, ranking low in ERA and strikeout metrics. The search for a new coach begins.
D-backs part ways with pitching coach Brian Kaplan after two seasons. Kaplan's contract expired, and the team chose not to renew it. Meanwhile, manager Torey Lovullo recently secured a two-year extension, leaving other staff decisions pending.
The Arizona Diamondbacks face uncertainty at first base after a season of shared duties among Ildemaro Vargas, Tim Tawa, and others. With negative Wins Above Average and a revolving door at the position, potential solutions include Tim Tawa stepping up or trading for Andrew Vaughn.
Longtime Diamondbacks TV play-by-play announcer Steve Berthiaume is out after 14 years. The team hasn't named a replacement, but Chris Garagiola, current radio voice, is a contender. 🎙️
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