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PHOENIX, ARIZONA - JUNE 16: Merrill Kelly #29 of the Arizona Diamondbacks watches the action against the Los Angeles Angels from the dugout after a pitching change in the sixth inning at Chase Field on June 16, 2026 in Phoenix, Arizona. (Photo by Chris Coduto/Getty Images) | Getty Images
Diamondbacks News
Kelly, Offense Providing More Questions than Answers
Merrill Kelly got slapped around for six runs in 5 q/3 innings. The offense only managed four hits and five base runners all game. The result was very much as most would expect, a one-sided drubbing on the Diamondbacks by perennial cellar-dwellers, the Anaheim Angels of Los Angeles.
Diamondbacks Agree to Terms with Two-way Korean Prospect, Jun-Sang Eom
Jun-Sang Eom is a shortstop and a right-handed pitcher who was considered a top prospect in the upcoming Korean Baseball Organization draft.
Everything We Know About Korean Prospect Jun-Sang Eom
On Tuesday, the Arizona Diamondbacks made an intriguing signing official. Korean two-way star Jun-Sang Eom, who was considered a top prospect in the KBO draft this year, inked a deal with Arizona that had been reported just over a week prior.
Eom is 18 years old and uber-athletic, with a 6-foot-1, 205-pound frame. A high school standout, Eom’s intrigue stems from the fact that he can throw up to 95 MPH on the mound while also playing shortstop.
Other Baseball News
Beyond the Cap Part 1: Why the Salary Cap is the Wrong Fight
Former player and front office executive, Zack Scott, discusses his approach to fixing some of the big problems with the labour disputes threatening the future of the game.
NL Second Base Voting is Indictment on Fan Voting
There are always a couple players whose All-star ballot performance rankles the feathers of fans.
Ranking top 2026 Trade Candidates
Last night’s lefty starter for the Angels, Reid Detmers ranks highly on the list with the Diamondbacks as potential suitors.
Six ‘Minor’ Trades Having a Big Impact on 2026
Sometimes it isn’t the blockbuster trade that changes the fortunes of a franchise.
Front Office Execs Under the Most Pressure
While far from ready to see Arizona move on from Mike Hazen, I am a bit surprised at not seeing him on this list.
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