The Arizona Diamondbacks went into the 2023-2024 offseason coming off a wildly successful Postseason run. After squeaking into the playoffs with an 84-78 record to capture the third NL Wild Card, they went all the way to the World Series before bowing out in five games to the Texas Rangers.
The end of a season brings about evaluations and regrets, and for the Arizona Diamondbacks, the topic of injury management came up during exit interviews.
Arizona Diamondbacks general manager Mike Hazen has complimented his team’s talent dating back to before the trade deadline and before a 20-5 push that thrust the D-backs into the playoff mix to the point a berth seemed inevitable.
Last year, the Arizona Diamondbacks got on a roll in September that took them to the World Series. Ahead of the 2024 campaign, general manager Mike Hazen made a number of moves designed to get the Snakes back to the postseason.
After a shocking run to the World Series last October, the Diamondbacks once again find themselves inching toward the playoffs.
The Arizona Diamondbacks have seen quite a few breakout years from their prospects. The opposite is true for many of their top prospects entering this year who have struggled to stay healthy.
When Arizona Diamondbacks general manager Mike Hazen traded with the Seattle Mariners for third baseman Eugenio Suárez, he was checking off an item on a shopping list designed to shore up the National League champions’ roster.
Arizona Diamondbacks General Manager Mike Hazen swung three trades during the MLB Trade Deadline period including two in the final hours before the deadline.
Yesterday, the Arizona Diamondbacks kicked off MLB's trade season, acquiring left-handed reliever A.J. Puk from the Miami Marlins, in exchange for prospects Deyvison De Los Santos and Andrew Pintar.
The Arizona Diamondbacks came out of the All Star Break riding high, taking the first two games of a three game series with the Cubs. That moved them three games above .500 for the first time this year and had them tied for the second NL Wild Card position.
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.
He said on July 1 that he was hoping his club would be in a position to add rather than subtract at the trade deadline, and the Diamondbacks’ strong play in the last three weeks has paid off their general manager’s belief.
The 2024 Trade Deadline is approaching fast, and with the Arizona Diamondbacks setting themselves up to be buyers, I compiled a list of infielders that might fit the teams bill.
The Arizona Diamondbacks went 8-4 over their final four series before the All-Star Break to finish the first half with a 49-48 record. That push has them just one game out of the third wild card spot behind the New York Mets, and 1.5 games behind the Cardinals for the second spot.
With the 29th pick of the first round of the 2024 MLB Draft, the Arizona Diamondbacks selected Outfielder Slade Caldwell out of Valley View High School in Arkansas.
This week, Diamondbacks general manager Mike Hazen has discussed the team’s situation at the trade deadline. Appearing on the Wolf & Luke Show on Arizona Sports radio on Wednesday, Hazen spoke about where they have to be in the standings in order to be buyers.
As with most of those borderline contenders, Arizona’s deadline approach is going to be heavily determined by how they play over the next four weeks.
The Arizona Diamondbacks have a 38-40 record, and are 1.0 games behind the Padres for the third National League Wild Card spot. They're also in third place in the NL West, 9.5 games behind the first place Dodgers, with those same Padres in second place in the division.
The Los Angeles Dodgers had some early trouble with the Arizona Diamondbacks last season, specifically during a series at Chase Field, but then went on to dominate their head-to-head meetings en route to running away with the National League West title.
While the Los Angeles Dodgers make headlines with a staggering $1 billion spending spree this offseason, the Arizona Diamondbacks are quietly making waves of their own in the National League West.
The Arizona Diamondbacks are having a nice little offseason and they're probably not done yet.
Diamondbacks General Manager Mike Hazen was among the 15 National League executives to address the media yesterday in Scottsdale during the GM Meetings taking place at the Omni Resort and Spa.
After the Diamondbacks magical postseason run ended up dying in Game 5 of the World Series, GM Mike Hazen gave some insights on his goals this offseason.
Slightly more than a year following the heartbreaking loss of his wife, Nicole, to cancer, the four sons of Diamondbacks GM Mike Hazen will step onto the mound ahead of Game 3 of the NLDS to deliver the ceremonial first pitch at Chase Field.
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.
The Boston Red Sox can cross one name off their list of potential GMs after one rumored target decided to remain in his current role. The Arizona Diamondbacks signed GM Mike Hazen to a new five-year contract, according to Nick Piecoro of the Arizona Republic.
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