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The Arizona Diamondbacks' top prospect could be forcing their hand this spring. Jordan Lawlar has had a solid spring at the plate, hitting .269 with a home run, five extra-base hits, and a .922 OPS in ...

Where in the world is Jordan Lawlar? You’ll find him — don’t worry — somewhere on the Diamondbacks’ bench, quietly eating sunflower seeds and wondering what the point of being a top prospect even is.

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On Wednesday, Jon Heyman reported that the Arizona Diamondbacks have signed former New York Yankees prospect Andrés Chaparro to a Minor-League Deal. The 24-year-old corner infielder was signed as an ...

Thanks to the MLB Lockout, Venom Strikes has lots of times on our hands to do some lookbacks at the Diamondbacks past, future, players, and our prospects.With that said, this is all about what are the ...

The Diamondbacks have a surplus of starting pitching talent available, many of whom are expected to either perform better than 2024 or take the next step forward. Throughout the offseason, teams were ...

The Diamondbacks still have one more pressing need to bolster their lineup: adding a right-handed impact bat to their mix. It could be as simple as someone completing the platoon with Pavin Smith at ...

The Arizona Diamondbacks could potentially have something brewing in Triple-A Reno that just might deserve a serious look. A little-known right-handed reliever by the name of Kyle Amendt has started ...

The Arizona Diamondbacks came into baseball in 1998 with a colorful look typical of many of the jerseys of the 90’s. The name was unique as well, symbolic of the Arizona’s desert snakes. But ...

Veteran catcher Aramis Garcia reminded everyone he still has elite power, crushing a 484-foot home run — the longest of the year so far. On a quiet Tuesday night in Reno, a thunderous crack of the bat ...