On Friday, the Arizona Diamondbacks' signing of right-handed pitcher Michael Soroka was made official. That came with the corresponding move to DFA Bryce Jarvis.
It's no secret that the Arizona Diamondbacks play in one of the toughest, most competitive divisions in the sport of baseball. It doesn't help when their toughest rival — the Los Angeles Dodgers — remain star-studded and dominant, year-in and year-out.
The Arizona Diamondbacks are beginning to make moves this offseason, but one move they haven't made is one involving All-Star second baseman Ketel Marte.
As exciting as this week's Winter Meetings may be, there lies a distinct possibility that the Arizona Diamondbacks will come away with an ultimate result that might disappoint fans.
The stars were out in full force during the 2025 World Series. From Max Scherzer in Toronto to Freddie Freeman, Mookie Betts, and of course, Shohei Ohtani, in Los Angeles, there was no shortage of the game's best under the brightest lights.
The Arizona Diamondbacks are going to have to get creative this offseason if they want to fill the numerous holes in a leaky and injured roster — but it might not come in as satisfying a form as fans would hope.
The Arizona Diamondbacks need plenty of pitching this offseason, and it's going to be quite difficult to attain the number of arms needed to fill out their rotation and bullpen.
The Arizona Diamondbacks are in dire need of starting pitching this offseason, and the trade market appears to be the place GM Mike Hazen will have to turn in order to acquire it.
The Arizona Diamondbacks' most heavy area of need this offseason is the battered, underperforming pitching staff. While both the rotation and bullpen are in need of an overhaul, adding a high-end starting pitcher (or two) is the need GM Mike Hazen will have the toughest time addressing.
The Arizona Diamondbacks need may things this offseason. One need in particular that stands out — and has, for some time now — is the ever-elusive closer.
The Arizona Diamondbacks face a laundry list of roster holes this offseason. GM Mike Hazen will have his hands full trying to bring in the right players to fill those gaps with a limited budget.
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.
Diamondbacks owner Ken Kendrick has already publicly indicated that his team’s payroll will decline from the franchise-record $200M set in 2025, but that doesn’t necessarily mean the front office is handcuffed in terms of its ability to pursue additions this winter.
The Arizona Diamondbacks' No. 3 prospect and 2025 first-round draft pick Kayson Cunningham is expected to change his position, according to a recent statement from GM Mike Hazen.
The GM Meetings in Las Vegas have concluded, and Arizona Diamondbacks fans have more questions than answers about the direction this offseason will go — as is often the case.
The GM Meetings in Las Vegas are over, with the rumors of the offseason beginning to circle at full strength. For the Arizona Diamondbacks, it will be an offseason particularly full of rumors.
The outlook of the Arizona Diamondbacks' offseason has been relatively ominous. There has been a general consensus that the D-backs will be reducing their payroll investments, and will be extremely limited in their ability to add to the many gaping holes in the roster.
The Arizona Diamondbacks face a significant challenge in approaching this offseason. They need pitching more than anything else, of course, but that is where a unique element takes place.
The Arizona Diamondbacks are coming off a 2025 season full of disappointment, after missing the playoffs for the second-straight year despite sky-high expectations, Arizona found itself 80-82, watching the playoffs from afar.
When the rumor mill started churning around Ketel Marte, Diamondbacks fans held their breath. Although Diamondbacks General Manager Mike Hazen eased that suspense as he explained the situation.
Arizona Diamondbacks position players put forth top offensive numbers over the past two MLB regular seasons but a combination of untimely defensive blunders and pitching woes kept them from reaching the postseason.
As the Arizona Diamondbacks enter an offseason that’ll be focused on addressing the pitching staff, there’s been some speculation about them trading away a star hitter.
The Arizona Diamondbacks entered the All-Star break on a high note, boasting a 10-5 record over their final 15 games. This strong finish, achieved some notable tough opponents, has propelled the D-backs above the .500 mark for the first time since early April.
For the first time since 2017, the Diamondbacks are in the postseason. The club took significant steps forward this season, improving their record by 10 wins from 2022 while infusing some rookies into key roles in the lineup, and ultimately earned a wild-card spot.