PHOENIX -- Pat Murphy and the Brewers had a four-run lead in the bottom of the ninth inning and were two outs from celebrating a second straight shutout victory -- on a night they’d scratched out some early runs against old friend Corbin Burnes. Over in the D-backs' dugout, there

The future appears to be closer than ever after some top prospects put on a show, particularly at Triple-A. We saw Aviators take flight with some soaring home runs and a Space Cowboy slammed the door in emphatic fashion. Add in a walk-off grand slam from a Top 100 prospect

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PHOENIX -- The Brewers opted not to issue uniform No. 39 last season in a subtle show of respect to Corbin Burnes, the homegrown ace who won the franchise’s first Cy Young Award in 39 years in 2021 and represented Milwaukee in a pair of All-Star Games before he was

With his 5-foot-10, 165-pound frame, nobody is ever going to confuse Corbin Carroll for Aaron Judge or Shohei Ohtani. But so far this season, the D-backs speedster is slugging like one of the big boys. Through Friday, Carroll had homered five times in 14 games to start 2025. And it’s

PHOENIX -- The tweet presented a fascinating situation: “Imagine going to the ballpark to see a game between Greg Maddux and Randy Johnson, but get disappointed, they get scratched for a young Max Scherzer and a young Clayton Kershaw.”

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The Minor Leagues are in full swing with Triple-A circuits two weeks into their seasons and Double-A, High-A and Single-A leagues a week into theirs. That means plenty of great baseball to watch, either in person or via MiLB.TV, which streams games for 117 of the 120 full-season affiliates.

PHOENIX -- The frustration had been building. Sloppy play early in the season had led Diamondbacks manager Torey Lovullo to have some restless nights as he contemplated his team hovering around the .500 mark when, with sharper play, they could have been much better.

While there was offense to be found around the Minor Leagues on Thursday, a number of the brightest young hurlers stood particularly tall on the mound. A right-hander who hopes to one day pitch north of the border dazzled in his second pro start in Florida while other pitchers knocking

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PHOENIX -- Two contending teams -- the Orioles and Diamondbacks -- locked up in a good game Tuesday night in which the D-backs managed to come away with a 4-3 win.

PHOENIX -- The free-agent process features plenty of back-and-forth negotiation. Teams and players’ agents trade salary figures and discuss contract lengths often from the time MLB’s offseason begins in November and can continue them up until close to Spring Training at times. Corbin Burnes got his first taste of free

PHOENIX -- It’s a fine line that Jake McCarthy walks these days. The Diamondbacks outfielder is trying to keep perspective on his rough start to the season, reminding himself that there is a long way to go, that he’s battled tough times before and that this too shall pass.

Needless to say, MVP Awards are not won (or lost) in the first two weeks of the season. Remember 2024? Aaron Judge didn’t really get things going until May. Yes, sensational starts can fizzle out quickly. Cold April slumps are forgotten when the weather, and the bats, heat up. But

WASHINGTON -- Ahead of the D-backs’ 5-4 series-finale loss vs. the Nationals on Sunday, manager Torey Lovullo expressed his full confidence in his ace, Corbin Burnes. “I'm going to sleep good knowing that Corbin is going to be taking the mound tomorrow,” Lovullo said postgame Saturday. “And I know that

WASHINGTON -- For the first time in over 24 hours, Tim Tawa finally had a chance to breathe as he stood at his locker in the D-backs’ clubhouse at Nationals Park on Saturday evening. “It’s still sinking in a little bit,” Tawa said.

WASHINGTON -- After departing the D-backs' 6-4 victory over the Nationals on Friday night with a strained left hamstring, All-Star second baseman Ketel Marte was placed on the 10-day injured list on Saturday morning. Infielder Tim Tawa, who has not played in the Majors yet, was recalled from Triple-A Reno

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WASHINGTON -- Mere minutes into the D-backs’ 6-4 series-opening win vs. the Nats at Nationals Park on Friday evening, Arizona was forced to improvise. In the second at-bat of the game, Ketel Marte roped what looked like a surefire triple out to center field. But the D-backs’ second baseman, just

NEW YORK -- Merrill Kelly has had rough first innings before, but one thing the D-backs right-hander has always excelled at is finding a way to settle back in, find his rhythm and chew up innings. Thursday night against the Yankees, though, Kelly wasn’t able to get back on track.

All the stars were out for a Triple-A doubleheader between Cubs and Pirates prospects in Indianapolis. Two of baseball's premier young pitching talents spun zeros in opposite games, while a righty with big league experience set a career high out in Las Vegas. Add to that a pair of multihit