PHOENIX -- A homestand that opened with six solid innings of one-run ball from Brandon Pfaadt to secure a win ended in similar fashion. It was the days in between that got wild, historic and well, just plain extra.

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PHOENIX -- Eugenio Suárez had a lot to smile about this weekend. But when the third baseman -- who, on Saturday, became just the 19th player in MLB history to record a four-homer game -- saw reporters sauntering toward Corbin Carroll’s locker after the D-backs' 6-4 victory in Sunday’s series

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All season long, baseball fans will be able to watch Minor League Baseball games across all of MLB's digital platforms. MLB.TV and MLB app subscribers can watch their favorite team's Minor League affiliates in the app at no additional cost, while all MiLB games are available on MiLB.TV, on the

The season is a month old, and the National League West, as expected, is proving to be the most competitive division in baseball. A roundtable of NL West beat reporters gathered to examine where things stand as we inch toward May: Four teams in the NL West are above .500,

PHOENIX -- When Eugenio Suárez stepped to the plate in the bottom of the ninth inning, the 43,043 in attendance at Chase Field began to chant. Geno! Geno! Geno!

Every MLB season is a marathon of ebbs and flows, peaks and valleys. Through it all, players and teams just hope to find some positive consistency. Hot starts, as promising as they seem, often fade after a couple of weeks as the season hits its stride. But when a player

Weather wreaked havoc on more than a few Minor League games, but there was still plenty of highlights. Top 100 prospects (and teenagers) Konnor Griffin, Jesús Made and Arjun Nimmala flexed their muscles, while Chase Burns took the mound for his Double-A debut in just his fourth professional start. Oh,

It’s time to catch up on the latest from the Diamondbacks Minor League system courtesy of farm director Chris Slivka:

Some of baseball's most well-known prospects stood out on Friday, including a trio of hurlers that finds itself among the Top 100 in Bubba Chandler, Thomas White and Trey Yesavage. Over in the batter's box, Jordan Lawlar continues to put last season's injury-plagued season further and further in the rearview

PHOENIX -- The first sentence out of Torey Lovullo’s mouth when he sat down behind the microphone after Thursday night’s game was: “We’re a good baseball team.” There was a but coming. “But when we do things like we did tonight …”

This story was excerpted from Steve Gilbert's D-backs Beat newsletter. To read the full newsletter, click here. And subscribe to get it regularly in your inbox. With the score tied toward the end of Sunday’s game against the Cubs, Drey Jameson was sitting in the Diamondbacks bullpen wondering why closer

When discussing the fastest prospects (and frankly, all players) in baseball, there’s the Rays’ Chandler Simpson and then there’s everyone else. Now in the big leagues, Simpson has led scouts to say that he should get at least a 90 run grade on the 20-to-80 scouting scale. Watching him do

The Nationals own the No. 1 overall pick in the 2025 Draft, which comes with a record assigned value. But the Mariners, who jumped from No. 15 to No. 3 in the Draft Lottery, own the largest overall bonus pool. MLB released the slot values and bonus pools to teams

PHOENIX -- From just about his first pitch Tuesday night, Diamondbacks right-hander Brandon Pfaadt didn’t feel good about his four-seam fastball. “In warmups it was high and arm side pretty much the whole time,” Pfaadt said. The four-seamer is a big part of Pfaadt’s arsenal, but it’s not his only

A new week of Minor League Baseball kicked off with plenty of fireworks. Padres teenager Leo De Vries put together a historic night in the High-A Midwest League, the Royals' Jac Caglianone continued his recent tear and Giants slugger Bryce Eldridge returned with some thunder. Not to be outdone, Pirates

CHICAGO -- These last three days in the Windy City felt less like a series for the Arizona Diamondbacks and instead a three-part episode of “Survivor: Chicago.” Fresh off a three-game sweep of the Marlins in sunny Miami, the Diamondbacks came to Chicago and were greeted by a devastating loss

Every player wants to get off to a hot start. But for those debuting with new clubs, making a strong first impression feels a little more important. That holds true for everyone -- from megastars who secured record-breaking contracts to non-roster invitees just hoping to stick around in the Majors.