The Arizona Diamondbacks' 2025 season will be looked at as one of disappointment, letdown and ultimate failure. But beneath the surface of the 80-82 record, Arizona found late-season resurgence in the form of a young, hungry roster.
The Arizona Diamondbacks' disappointing 2025 season fell on the shoulders of many, rather than one single factor. Injuries, underperformance and poor luck all played a part in the ultimate letdown of an 80-82 year.
The Arizona Diamondbacks‘ 2025 season proved to be a transitional one. Roster turnover, trade deadline trades and injuries exposed several obvious gaps at the end of the year.
During their recent season-ending press conference with the media, the Arizona Diamondbacks GM Mike Hazen and manager Torey Lovullo touched on numerous topics, including offseason priorities.
The Arizona Diamondbacks have a clear need to add starting pitching during the 2025-2026 offseason. General manager Mike Hazen made clear that was at or near the top of the priority list for for 2026.
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The Arizona Diamondbacks completed an enigma of a 2025 season. For those who did not endure each and every heartbreak (along with each and every thrilling win), the theme was simple: inconsistency.
"A connected team is a dangerous team," was the phrase manager Torey Lovullo brought to fame during the Arizona Diamondbacks' 2023 pennant-winning run.
The Arizona Diamondbacks' disappointing 2025 season did nothing if not highlight the most glaring needs on the roster. Of course, many of those roster holes occurred as a result of injuries or mid-season Deadline trades.
The Arizona Diamondbacks are watching the playoffs from afar for the second straight season, ending a disappointing 2025 season without a Postseason run.
On Friday, the Arizona Diamondbacks announced two more awards for outstanding prospect performances. Outfielder and newly-crowned No. 1 prospect Ryan Waldschmidt was named Arizona's Minor League Player of the year for an outstanding season.
After the Arizona Diamondbacks announced their decision to bring Torey Lovullo back for his 10th season as manager, the next natural question concerned the rest of the D-backs' coaching staff.
The Arizona Diamondbacks missed out on the 2025 playoffs, underperforming lofty expectations by a wide margin. And there's not much external faith that they can pull it off in 2026.
The Arizona Diamondbacks on Friday named outfielder Ryan Waldschmidt their 2025 Minor League Player of the Year and gave right-hander Daniel Eagen the organization’s 2025 Pitcher of the Year honor.
The Arizona Diamondbacks ultimately fell shy of their playoff hopes. Undeniably, poor pitching throughout the season was a major source of the unfortunate outcome.
The Arizona Diamondbacks have handed out their final monthly minor league awards to two deserving prospects after the conclusion of the 2025 minor league season.
The Arizona Diamondbacks traded most of their impending free agents at the 2025 trade deadline for prospects, so the list of players coming off the books this winter has diminished significantly.
The Arizona Diamondbacks have a long list of questions and roster spots to fill heading into the 2025-2026 offseason. General manager Mike Hazen made clear that starting pitching and bullpen help were priorities during his recent end of season press conference.
Over the last few seasons, the Arizona Diamondbacks have been one of the hottest teams in the National League with a high-powering offense. They were the runner-ups in the World Series in 2023 but haven’t made the postseason since.
The Arizona Diamondbacks ultimately missed the postseason in 2025 after going 80-82 during the regular season and finishing in fourth place in the National League West.
Zac Gallen is one of the more intriguing pitchers on the free agent market this winter, as interested clubs will have to balance the right-hander’s solid track record up against his shaky 2025 season.
Arizona Diamondbacks Owner Ken Kendrick spoke on two hot topics surrounding the futures of D-Backs stars Ketel Marte and Zac Gallen. During an interview with Arizona Sports, Diamondbacks Owner Ken Kendrick first spoke on Arizona star Ketel Marte.
The 2025 MLB regular season is in the books, and while a few teams exceeded all expectations, others crashed hard. These five clubs proved to be the biggest disappointments of the season.
There isn’t a lot of time to reflect as baseball never sleeps. D-Backs owner Ken Kendrick knows the feeling, and just a day after the Diamondbacks ended their season, he commented on the Diamondbacks’ season and D-Backs Manager Torey Lovullo during a conversation with Arizona Sports’ Dave Burns and John Gambadoro.