The Arizona Diamondbacks' 2025 season may go down as one of the most disappointing in franchise history — at least, in recent seasons. They were a team that looked poised to take on the NL's best and make a deep postseason run, filled with young and veteran talent.
The first week of the 2025 Arizona Fall League season is in the books. As far as the standings go, Surprise (3-0) and Peoria (3-1) are in the top two of the league.
The Arizona Diamondbacks made the difficult decision to part with many of their veteran contributors at the 2025 Trade Deadline. One such deal was the trade that sent long-tenured veteran starter Merrill Kelly over to the Texas Rangers.
The Arizona Diamondbacks engineered an extremely busy 2025 Trade Deadline. Numerous deals were made to send key veterans out of Arizona as the D-backs spiraled down an ugly path.
The Arizona Diamondbacks have had a difficult time seeing pitching prospects pan out at the major league level. With the exception of obvious arms like Ryne Nelson or Justin Martinez not many of Arizona's home-grown hurlers have displayed consistent major league success, or blown opponents away with their stuff.
Among the countless Hall of Famers who never experienced the joy of winning a World Series, there are several notable legends who stand out. Here's our list of the 25 greatest.
The Arizona Diamondbacks are in need of some outfield help. It's not the highest possible priority for a team that lacks both overall pitching depth and a true first baseman, but there's little outfield production to be had outside of Corbin Carroll.
Arizona Diamondbacks starting pitcher Brandon Pfaadt experienced a “hot-and-cold” 2025 season after the club inked him to a five-year extension. It was a campaign filled with juxtapositions: Pfaadt finished top 12 in wins (13) with a bottom-five ERA (5.25) in Major League Baseball.
The Arizona Diamondbacks endured one of their busiest Trade Deadlines in recent history this past July, dealing a multitude of veteran players away for prospects and salary relief.
The journey through the Arizona Diamondbacks' mind-breaking 2025 season reaches its final moments. Arizona had just put forward a resurgent August despite trading away numerous key members of their lineup, pitching staff and clubhouse.
The Arizona Diamondbacks enjoyed a fair amount of good health in the rotation in 2025, with the obvious exception of Corbin Burnes injury. With Burnes unavailable at least until the All-Star break, and the departures of Merrill Kelly and Zac Gallen, the D-backs are left with only three bonafide starters to fill out their rotation.
There is no debating that the Arizona Diamondbacks were heavily impacted by injuries in 2025. The vast majority of the damage landed in the bullpen, with one glaring exception.
The Arizona Diamondbacks' 2025 season was growing old, and things looked bleak as they entered the month of August. Yet, somehow, the following 28 games were when Arizona began to turn their season in a positive direction.
The Arizona Diamondbacks' approach to the Zac Gallen situation already seems to be progressing toward the next stages, but there's a chance it isn't fully resolved until deep in the offseason.
The Arizona Diamondbacks' starting rotation is in a state of transition. After trading away Merrill Kelly, losing Corbin Burnes to injury and anticipating the departure of Zac Gallen this offseason, plenty of questions swirl.
As the Arizona Diamondbacks continued their journey through the brutal 2025 season, the Trade Deadline stands out as its own whirlwind in the midst of a rocky year.
The Arizona Diamondbacks' 2025 season was one of many highs and lows. The look back through this unconventional year continues. After Arizona Diamondbacks On SI walked through June — one of the lower months in recent franchise history — it now becomes time to appreciate some of the positives and individual achievements from a packed July.
The Arizona Diamondbacks' 2025 season played out any way but according to plan. For the most part, the unexpected turns were negative. But with the disappointment also came positive surprises.
For the second straight season, the Diamondbacks failed to make it back to the playoffs. Much like in 2024, Arizona was eliminated in the final week but it wasn’t because of their offense.
The newest breakout superstar for the Diamondbacks received another amazing honor as Geraldo Perdomo was named the Player of the Season for the D-Backs.
PHOENIX — Arizona Diamondbacks’ Corbin Carroll and Geraldo Perdomo have been nominated for this year’s Hank Aaron Award, a recognition that highlights not only their individual success but also the emerging identity of the team.
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.