Arizona Diamondbacks insider Jack Sommers believes that the team's biggest roster hole isn't a splashy name. Sommers points to the Diamondbacks' struggles against right-handed pitching, suggesting a need for a reliable left-handed bat.

One of the Arizona Diamondbacks' top targets has reportedly disclosed a list of teams he would prefer not to join next season, and surprisingly, the New York Yankees are among them.

While the Arizona Diamondbacks have been busy signing free-agent pitchers, they just let one go who was once a huge prospect.

Boston Red Sox are reportedly serious contenders for Arizona Diamondbacks star Ketel Marte, a three-time All-Star second baseman. Talks are exploratory, with Boston seeking pitching reinforcements and Marte offering elite switch-hitting and middle-order power.

Diamondbacks notes on having to add more pitching, Ketel Marte trade rumors and a holiday event for Title 1 school students at Chase Field.

The Arizona Diamondbacks' young lefty vaulted three levels for a surprise debut.

PHOENIX (AP) — Right-hander Michael Soroka and the Arizona Diamondbacks finalized a $7.5 million, one-year contract on Friday.