Ryan Thompson has become a trustworthy reliever for the Arizona Diamondbacks. Since his arrival in August 2023, he has brought much-needed stability in pivotal moments.
The Diamondbacks entered the offseason in search of a new first baseman, a closer and some right-handed thump in the lineup, among other items on the to-do list.
The Arizona Diamondbacks are a connected team. They're also a dangerous team. Such has been the moniker of manager Torey Lovullo's ball club for some time now, and it's no coincidence that the results have been tangible, to say the least.
Like his Arizona bullpen counterpart Kevin Ginkel, now-sixth-year veteran Ryan Thompson saw successes pile up last season, but entering spring training is all about improving his craft for the team’s greater good.
In our journey across each individual player projection of the 2025 Arizona Diamondbacks, we reach a key contributor of the 2023 pennant-winning team, and a stalwart of the D-backs' bullpen in Ryan Thompson.
This article is part of a series chronicling the individual seasons of players who appeared for the Arizona Diamondbacks in 2024. Reviews for players who still have rookie eligibility for 2025 will appear in our prospect season reviews.
This article is part of a series reviewing the seasons of the top 40 prospects still in the Arizona Diamondbacks system as of the end of 2024. Acquired: 2021 International Free Agent Signing.
Ryan Thompson received the first nod to close a game after Paul Sewald’s removal from the closer role on Friday, and although it wasn’t perfect, Thompson recorded his second straight save.
As Arizona Diamondbacks closer Paul Sewald appeared to be on a collision course to his fifth blown save of the month in Wednesday night's game, manager Torey Lovullo opted to pull his closer with one out and the bases loaded.
The Diamondbacks had a lead entering the top of the eighth inning, but a meltdown from Ryan Thompson turned a potential win into a 9-4 loss to the Oakland Athletics.
Amid a bullpen that ranks among the MLB’s top 10 for the highest ERA, Ryan Thompson has distinguished himself as one of the league’s premier relievers, proving nearly unhittable since joining the Diamondbacks.
Look, the no-hitter is no perfect game. A pitcher can get a bit sloppy and still throw a no-hitter. Loud outs, walks, and the like. Five pitchers have thrown no-hitters and allowed multiple runs.
Sidewinding reliever Ryan Thompson burst onto the scene in the peak of Arizona's bullpen needs back in 2023. He, along with RHPs Kevin Ginkel and Paul Sewald, helped solidify a shaky bullpen and turn it into one of the Diamondbacks' biggest strengths.
This article is part of a series taking a look into individual Diamondbacks player projections as we head into 2024 spring training. The projections presented are a composite of the rate (percentage) stats from Steamer and ZiPS as published on FanGraphs.
This article is part of a series of player reviews for the 2023 Arizona Diamondbacks. It was a surprising and marvelous year for the team as they won 84 games to make the postseason.
Shutting down potent offense after potent offense, the Arizona Diamondbacks have watched their starters give them quality innings before handing the ball off to a trio of relievers that have been virtually unhittable this postseason on their journey to the World Series.
The arbitration process in professional sports is never a pleasant experience, and MLB players seem to be getting especially tired of it this offseason.