According to their transaction log page, the Arizona Diamondbacks have signed veteran catcher Juan Centeno to a minor league contract as of February 3, 2026.
PHOENIX — One of the most beloved players in Arizona Diamondbacks history has officially decided to call it a career. Former D-Back David Peralta announced his retirement via Instagram, thanking his family, coaches and organizations for the support he received during his 11 seasons in MLB.
It's been a bit of an unconventional offseason for the Arizona Diamondbacks. A team that had so many areas of the roster requiring attention has slowly made a handful of smaller moves without notable splashes.
The new MLB season brings opportunities as players head into their walk years and try to rebound from subpar performances. These 25 players stand out heading into 2026.
Arizona Diamondbacks injured ace Corbin Burnes is still aiming for an aggressive midseason return in 2026. The right-hander went down with an elbow injury on June 1, 2025, ending the first season of his six-year, $210 million contract with the Diamondbacks prematurely.
Former Arizona Diamondbacks ace Zac Gallen remains unsigned this offseason. Though it was generally thought the right-hander would have a robust market, he still has yet to ink a deal with a club.
Zac Gallen, sitting on the free-agent market in the first week of February, feels strange — and strategic. This isn’t a pitcher without pedigree. This is a former ace, a World Series starter, and a durable, competitive right-hander still firmly in his prime.
The Arizona Diamondbacks are signing free agent first baseman Carlos Santana to a one-year, $2 million contract, according to multiple reports on Tuesday.
On Tuesday, MLB Network's Top 10 Right Now rankings continued to roll out, this time with a look at the right field position. D-backs franchise star Corbin Carroll placed well within that top 10, unsurprisingly, coming in at No.
America's favorite pastime has more memorable performances than any sport. As such, figuring out which pitchers had the best seasons ever is no easy task.
Carlos Santana’s MLB career is not over yet. The Arizona Diamondbacks are signing Santana to a 1-year deal that is worth $2 million, according to Arizona sports radio host John Gambadoro.
Santana has bounced around the majors in recent years as he has been a part of seven different organizations since 2022. He will reportedly get to add an eighth team to that list.
PHOENIX — From interest to a pending deal, the Arizona Diamondbacks appear to have found their next first baseman to solidify the final corner of their infield.
Paul Goldschmidt is entering his age-38 season, a point in a career where even great players are often judged more by what they were than what they still are.
PHOENIX — Arizona Diamondbacks catcher Gabriel Moreno continues to gain national recognition, landing in the top 10 of MLB Network’s annual “The Shredder” rankings of the league’s best catchers.
Despite starting with high hopes, the Arizona Diamondbacks took a step back last year, finishing on a losing record after two straight winning seasons.
For years, the Braves have relied heavily on that homegrown core that helped deliver the team multiple NL East titles and a World Series title in 2021.
With the Arizona Diamondbacks preparing for the 2026 season, the team has been surrounded by rumors involving star second baseman Ketel Marte. While it seems like the Diamondbacks won’t trade Marte anymore, the 32-year-old’s plans outside of the majors have been revealed regarding the World Baseball Classic (WBC).
The Arizona Diamondbacks remain active in shaping their roster outlook as the organization continues evaluating potential upgrades ahead of the 2026 season.
The Diamondbacks have spent the offseason pursuing pitching while looking for a right-handed hitting first baseman to pair with Pavin Smith. Those remain targets as Spring Training approaches, team president Derrick Hall reiterated this morning.
The Diamondbacks were one of several teams to confirm their non-roster list for Spring Training on January 30. The list includes Ryan Waldschmidt, plus several other high-end prospects in Arizona’s system.
There was a version of Corbin Carroll who already looked like a franchise cornerstone. He ran the bases with elite efficiency. He played Gold Glove–caliber defense in the outfield.