Diamondbacks fans face a disappointing offseason as owner Ken Kendrick announces budget cuts following a near-playoff miss and a franchise-high payroll in 2026. Expect a quieter free agency with a focus on shedding underperforming contracts.
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The Arizona Diamondbacks will reduce payroll in 2027 after missing the playoffs for a third straight year, despite a franchise-high spending in 2026. Owner Ken Kendrick confirmed the cut, noting several high-cost contracts will come off the books this offseason.
Diamondbacks To Reduce Payroll In 2027
mlbtraderumors.comDiamondbacks fans, it's time to rate the 2026 season roster. Players, manager Torey Lovullo, and GM Mike Hazen await your verdict in a ranking from 1 to 10. Results shape up post-World Series, so let your opinions fly without overthinking. 📊
Rate the 2026 Diamondbacks
azsnakepit.comGM Mike Hazen praised the Arizona Diamondbacks for staying resilient amid the Ketel Marte saga, which saw him leave the team mid-season. Despite missing the postseason, Hazen admired the team's professionalism and unity, suggesting the drama didn't derail their efforts.
Diamondbacks GM Mike Hazen opens up about Ketel Marte drama during season
clutchpoints.comTorey Lovullo, fresh off signing a new contract with the Diamondbacks, is determined to bring a World Championship to Arizona. Despite the recent season's disappointing end, he's focused on daily growth and redefining success beyond just wins and losses.
What is Torey Lovullo’s message to Diamondbacks fans after his new contract?
arizonasports.comTorey Lovullo stays at the helm for the D-backs, securing a two-year deal as manager. Arizona's longest-tenured skipper returns for an 11th season after an 86-win campaign, narrowly missing the playoffs. 🏟️
Lovullo remains D-backs manager with new 2-year deal
mlb.comTorey Lovullo will return for an 11th season as Diamondbacks manager, agreeing to a two-year deal. Despite a strong 86-76 season, Arizona missed the playoffs again. Lovullo remains the franchise's winningest manager. 🏆
Reports: Diamondbacks manager Torey Lovullo coming back for 11th season
yardbarker.comThe Arizona Diamondbacks finalized a trade with the St. Louis Cardinals, officially sending pitcher Brian Curley as part of the deal for outfielder Lars Nootbaar. Nootbaar bolsters Arizona's lineup, offering a steady left-handed presence at the plate.
Diamondbacks Complete Trade for 29-Year-Old Slugger
yardbarker.comMLB Trade Rumors (Diamondbacks): Cardinals Acquire Brian Curley As PTBNL In Lars Nootbaar Trade
Cardinals Acquire Brian Curley As PTBNL In Lars Nootbaar Trade
mlbtraderumors.comThe D-backs narrowly missed the playoffs, finishing just behind the Padres. Despite improvements from last season, missing the postseason for a third straight year stings. Manager Torey Lovullo's future is now a hot topic as fans reflect on 2026.
Arizona Diamondbacks: October confidence poll
azsnakepit.comTorey Lovullo extends his tenure as Diamondbacks manager with a new two-year deal, keeping him in charge through 2028. This move provides stability amid looming MLB uncertainties, sparing the team from a managerial search before a potential lockout.
Diamondbacks Extend Torey Lovullo
azsnakepit.comMLB Trade Rumors (Diamondbacks): Diamondbacks To Retain Manager Torey Lovullo
Diamondbacks To Retain Manager Torey Lovullo
mlbtraderumors.comThe Diamondbacks boast a promising young bullpen anchored by Brandyn Garcia, Juan Morillo, and Justin Martinez. Despite mid-tier ERA numbers, their relievers excel in walk rate and WHIP, marking them as a key strength for Arizona's future. 🔥
Diamondbacks have a young back-end of the bullpen to build around
arizonasports.comThe Arizona Diamondbacks narrowly missed the playoffs, ending their season with 86 wins. Despite Gabriel Moreno winning a batting title and strong performances from Eduardo Rodriguez and the bullpen, injuries and inconsistent play from key players like Zac Gallen and Corbin Carroll proved costly.
Arizona Diamondbacks 2026: A Post-mortem
azsnakepit.comThe Arizona Diamondbacks are reportedly interested in reuniting with pitcher Michael Soroka in free agency. Soroka, who pitched to a 3.41 ERA over 22 appearances last season, is also keen on returning to the team. 🤝
D-Backs, Michael Soroka Have Mutual Interest In Reunion
mlbtraderumors.comThe Arizona Diamondbacks ended their season at 86-76, missing the playoffs for the third year in a row. Key players like Zac Gallen, with a 6.07 ERA, and Merrill Kelly struggled, contributing to their postseason absence. Injuries also played a role.
3 players most to blame for Diamondbacks missing postseason
clutchpoints.comMichael Soroka is eyeing a return to Arizona, likely opting out for 2027. Meanwhile, stability seems key for the D-backs as keeping GM Hazen and manager Lovullo is deemed beneficial amid a looming lockout. Roster tweaks continue with Jesus Sanchez's outright.
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azsnakepit.comOutfielder Jesús Sánchez was outrighted to Triple-A Reno by the Diamondbacks after clearing waivers. His stint with Arizona was brief, playing just six games. Sánchez has the option to become a free agent, a likely move given his recent performance.
D-backs Outright Jesús Sánchez
mlbtraderumors.comThe Diamondbacks missed the playoffs despite a standout trade deadline move acquiring Lars Nootbaar, who outperformed Phillies' acquisitions. Manager Torey Lovullo navigated challenges admirably, nearly leading the team to postseason success.
Why Diamondbacks Missed The Playoffs
sports.yahoo.comSpeculation swirls around the Arizona Diamondbacks potentially trading Ketel Marte this offseason. Despite a down year and missed playoffs, Marte remains a valuable asset. Questions about his future arise amid clubhouse tensions and his long-term contract.