The Arizona Diamondbacks' lack of postseason action in 2026 could be attributed to any number of various factors — talent, coaching, situational hitting and many others.
The Mariners added another veteran to the organization, with utilityman Andy Ibáñez arriving on a low-risk deal. It’s not a headliner, but it’s an interesting move nonetheless.
The Braves will grant veteran first baseman Carlos Santana his release from Triple-A Gwinnett today, as reported by ESPN’s Jeff Passan. Santana had been with Gwinnett on a non-roster deal since the end of June.
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The Atlanta Braves are set to wrap up their three-game set against the Arizona Diamondbacks on Sunday at Truist Park, still searching for their first win of the series after dropping the opening two contests.
While the Atlanta Braves play roster hijinks with Carlos Carrasco, they’ve also added Carlos Santana on a minor-league contract. But the Braves need to do way more.
More bullpen help is coming to Houston, as potent pitching prospect Miguel Ullola was promoted to the big leagues on June 28. Additionally, another veteran is set to join the Braves’ organization.
The Atlanta Braves are active in the late hours of the night once again. According to MLB insider Jeff Passan, they have signed Carlos Santana to a minor league contract.
The Atlanta Braves are adding some veteran insurance heading into the second half of the season. The Braves are reportedly signing first baseman Carlos Santana to a new deal.
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The Arizona Diamondbacks have made their final decision with regard to one of their veteran offseason acquisitions. According to the Diamondbacks' transaction logs, they have officially released former Gold Glove first baseman Carlos Santana, who had a short, unproductive stint with Arizona this year.
The Diamondbacks officially released veteran first baseman Carlos Santana, according to the MLB.com transaction log. That was expected after he was designated for assignment on Wednesday.
Carlos Santana saw his brief stay with the Diamondbacks end on Wednesday, more than two months after he last appeared in a game for Arizona. The team activated the 40-year-old first baseman from the 60-day injured list and designated him for assignment.
ST. LOUIS – For months, Arizona Diamondbacks fans have been asking the same question: When will the organization finally make a change at first base? That question was partially answered when the club designated Carlos Santana for assignment.
The Arizona Diamondbacks are moving on from one of their most notable offseason additions. On Wednesday afternoon, the Diamondbacks announced that first baseman Carlos Santana was reinstated from the 60-day injured list and designated for assignment.
Throughout the 2026 season thus far, the Diamondbacks have cycled through several options to fill out the first base role. Carlos Santana was one of those players but he after eight games, the D-Backs cut him on June 24.
Arizona Diamondbacks veteran first baseman Carlos Santana is in the midst of a minor league rehab assignment as he progresses from an adductor strain. Sooner than later, he'll be healthy enough to return to the D-backs' big league club from the Injured List.
PHOENIX — More Arizona Diamondbacks representation will be present at this year’s World Baseball Classic, as the club’s newest first-base addition suits up for Team Dominican Republic.
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 — The Arizona Diamondbacks continue to explore options to solidify the right corner of their infield and are eyeing a veteran first baseman who could fill the role.
Santana, released by the Cleveland Guardians on Aug. 28, is hitting .225 this season with 11 homers and an OPS+ of 81.
Sometimes, things just don’t pan out the way they're expected to. The Cleveland Guardians’ marquee free agent pick-up last season was bringing back a familiar face in Carlos Santana to fill the void at first base left after the Josh Naylor trade.
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Carlos Santana is playing in his sixteenth major-league season as the Cleveland Guardians’ first baseman. Santana made his debut with Cleveland in 2010 and spent the first eight years of his career there before embarking on several stops around the league.
Carlos Santana is now in his third stint with the Cleveland Guardians, as the Guardians signed the first baseman to a one-year deal in MLB free agency.
A new but old face is joining the Cleveland Guardians for the 2025 season. Carlos Santana is back with the organization he made his major league debut with and is ready to make another impact during his third stint.
The Guardians made a splash over the weekend by signing first baseman Carlos Santana to a one-year deal worth $12M, bringing the long-time Cleveland staple back into the fold for the third time in his career.
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Carlos Santana is a fascinating free agent. That’s not something you’d usually hear about a first baseman entering his age-39 season. Yet, Santana defies preconceptions.
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