On Thursday morning, Arizona Diamondbacks star outfielder Corbin Carroll was seen working out at Salt River Fields — with a cast on his right hand. Carroll underwent surgery for a broken hamate bone less than 24 hours prior, and is looking at a significant downtime.
Knowing the D-backs need to bolster the bullpen heading into the 2026 MLB season, they have added former closing pitcher Paul Sewald back into the rotation on a one-year contract, and D-backs fans are having some aggravated reactions.
PHOENIX — While pitchers and catchers have already reported and the offseason is winding down, the Arizona Diamondbacks are bringing back a familiar face to bolster their bullpen.
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The D-backs are bringing right-hander Paul Sewald back to Arizona on a one-year, $1.5MM contract, Nick Piecoro of the Arizona Republic reports. The agreement is pending a physical.
Arizona Diamondbacks right-hander Ryne Nelson is finally entering spring training with a relatively solidified idea of his role in the coming season. Barring an injury or something drastic, Nelson will be one of the D-backs' top starting pitchers in 2026.
The Arizona Diamondbacks will allow first baseman Carlos Santana to participate in the 2026 World Baseball Classic this season despite being denied insurance for Santana's contract, according to The Athletic's Ken Rosenthal.
The Arizona Diamondbacks are moving forward, and Ketel Marte is still on their roster. Not trading their three-time All-Star is hardly a negative outcome — for Marte himself, for his manager, and for GM Mike Hazen.
Diamondbacks star outfielder Corbin Carroll broke the hamate bone in his right hand and will undergo surgery on Wednesday, per Jeff Passan of ESPN. He suffered the injury during a live batting practice session on Tuesday, and he’s set to miss significant time this spring.
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Late in the 2025 season, Tyler Locklear was getting an opportunity to show what he could do for the Arizona Diamondbacks following a trade from the Seattle Mariners.
TEMPE — The Valley Suns welcomed a special guest on Tuesday during their 106-104 comeback win over the Westchester Knicks, someone who has quickly made it a habit to support Arizona sports since arriving in the desert.
PHOENIX — With Corbin Carroll sidelined by a broken hamate bone, Arizona Diamondbacks manager Torey Lovullo is calling on his team to step up. News broke on Wednesday that the Diamondbacks All-Star had injured the bone the day before, with surgery necessary to repair it.
PHOENIX — The Arizona Diamondbacks entered spring training focused on building a core capable of competing in 2026. Instead, they’re now without Corbin Carroll to start camp.
Before a single Cactus League pitch is thrown, Diamondbacks fans are already holding their breath, as Corbin Carroll has broken his hand and will need surgery.
The Diamondbacks didn’t just lose an outfielder when Corbin Carroll suffered a fractured hamate bone that will require surgery, per ESPN’s Jeff Passan.
Spring training has arrived, which means teams are quickly finding out they can't possibly have enough starting pitching depth. That's where Arizona Diamondbacks free agent Zac Gallen comes into the picture.
Because MLB is not providing insurance for World Baseball Classic participants who are over 37 years old, the Arizona Diamondbacks could be taking a risk by allowing new first baseman/designated hitter Carlos Santana to represent his native Dominican Republic in the global tournament.
Talks are reportedly "heating up" surrounding one of the top starting pitchers who remains unsigned this late in the offseason. Free agent Zac Gallen is drawing the "most interest" from the San Diego Padres, Baltimore Orioles, Chicago Cubs, and Arizona Diamondbacks, according to USA Today's Bob Nightengale.
It’s no secret just how many injuries the Arizona Diamondbacks are dealing with already that occurred last year. Four key injuries to the central core of their team have hindered their offseason and their sights on competing from day one of the 2026 season.
Arizona Diamondbacks left-handed reliever Andrew Saalfrank will miss the entire 2026 season after undergoing shoulder surgery on Monday. The team confirmed the news after it was reported by MLB.com, with Saalfrank posting about the surgery with an accompanying picture on Instagram.