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Arizona did not make headlines with its trade deadline moves. but newcomers Paul Sewald, Tommy Pham, Ryan Thompson, Andrew Saalfrank and Jace Peterson have fit just so.

12:32 AM UTC Sam Dykstra Jonathan Mayo Jim Callis Stats help tell the story of baseball. 3,000. 500. 300. 73. 20. Those are all iconic numbers tied to the best of the best in the game, and the pursuits of them give us storylines to follow as the seasons roll along. That’s no less true

Tuesday night brought one of the craziest double plays that you’ll ever see in professional baseball. In a Texas League semifinal game at Hodgetown Stadium in Amarillo between Double-A Amarillo (D-backs) and San Antonio (Padres), Amarillo shortstop Camden Duzenack started a seemingly impossible play that you have to see with

The Arizona Fall League is one of our favorite events on the baseball calendar. Many of the game's best prospects will compete against each other for six weeks starting Oct. 2, and we can't wait. Since baseball's finishing school opened in 1992, it has sent more than 3,000 players to

12:00 AM UTC Jim Callis Sam Dykstra Jonathan Mayo The Arizona Fall League is one of our favorite events on the baseball calendar. Many of the game's best prospects will compete against each other for six weeks starting Oct. 2, and we can't wait. Since baseball's finishing school opened in 1992, it has sent more

With a complete package of major league quality tools, Diamondbacks shortstop Jordan Lawlar is making his big league debut.

The team’s top prospect is reportedly on his way to Chicago

Nick Ahmed, 2 time gold glover and longest tenured D-back ever, has been DFAd

Two home runs in the span of three innings, all while fielding an unfamiliar position. That's just the latest installment in the tale of Jordan Lawlar's tear through the upper Minors. When MLB's No. 10 overall prospect was promoted to Triple-A Reno in mid-August, Lawlar hit the ground running \-\-

Two home runs in the span of three innings, all while fielding an unfamiliar position. That's just the latest installment in the tale of Jordan Lawlar's tear through the upper Minors. When MLB's No. 10 overall prospect was promoted to Triple-A Reno in mid-August, Lawlar hit the ground running \-\-