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The Cardinals traded Nolan Arenado to the Diamondbacks for salary relief and pitching prospect Jack Martinez, ending a long saga; reports say the Padres were the other major suitor but wouldn’t absorb more of Arenado’s contract, and Arizona’s deal will pay just $5 million in 2026 and $6 million in 2027, underscoring Arenado’s down-market valuation despite his name.
After 18 months of trying to move him, Nolan Arenado was traded from the St. Louis Cardinals to the Arizona Diamondbacks for 22-year-old pitching prospect Jack Martinez. Arenado approved the deal; the Cardinals will cover most of his remaining salary, with about $31 million paid to Arizona and roughly $11 million more owed by St. Louis over two years (Colorado still paying about $5 million), leaving the Cards on the hook for roughly $26 million. Arenado, who slashed .237/.289/.377 with 12 homers in 107 games in 2025, brings elite defense and leadership to Arizona as it fills the hot corner vacancy ahead of free agency for Eugenio Suarez. Martinez posted a 5.47 ERA over 77.1 innings with 110 strikeouts, highlighting a bright but imperfect upside. Cardinals GM Chaim Bloom thanked Arenado for his contributions as the deal was completed.
The Cardinals traded Nolan Arenado and cash to the Diamondbacks for minor league right-hander Jack Martinez, with Arizona taking about $11M of Arenado’s remaining $42M over the next two years (Rockies paying $5M, Cardinals $26M). Arenado, 34, has declined offensively but remains a strong defender; the move clears payroll for STL’s rebuild and gives Arizona a veteran third baseman in a more hitter-friendly park, while the return is modest and could free up room for additional moves by both teams.
St. Louis traded Nolan Arenado to Arizona, sending right-hander Jack Martinez and the D-backs’ eighth-round pick in return while covering $31 million of Arenado’s remaining $42 million. Arenado, who waived his no-trade clause, has two years left on his $260 million contract and will join Arizona’s infield as the Cardinals pivot to a younger core under Chaim Bloom after a roughly 15-month trade saga and amid shifting market dynamics sparked by other moves like Alex Bregman’s deal with the Cubs.
Shohei Ohtani pitched effectively in his final regular-season start, but the Dodgers' bullpen collapsed in a 5-4 loss to the Diamondbacks, highlighting ongoing issues. The team is preparing for the postseason, with questions about their pitching rotation and bullpen stability, and the return of rookie Roki Sasaki is anticipated to bolster their bullpen.
Jordan Lawlar, a top prospect for the Arizona Diamondbacks, has been recalled from Triple-A Reno for his third MLB opportunity after recovering from a hamstring injury. Despite a previous poor performance in May, Lawlar has shown strong offensive numbers in the minors and is working on improving his hitting against breaking balls. The team views him as a future mainstay, and this call-up provides him a chance to prove his readiness at the major league level.
The Arizona Diamondbacks defeated the Cleveland Guardians 6-5 on August 19, 2025, with key performances from Lourdes Gurriel Jr., Jake McCarthy, and Corbin Carroll, who set a season-high with 16 triples. Rookie Juan Burgos earned his first major league win, and Andrew Saalfrank secured the save. The game featured notable offensive contributions from both teams, with the Diamondbacks maintaining their lead in the series.
The controversy surrounding Ketel Marte's behavior, including missed games and attitude issues, has caused tension within the Arizona Diamondbacks and raised questions about Torey Lovullo's management, potentially risking Lovullo's job if the team continues to handle Marte with leniency.
The Arizona Diamondbacks traded power hitter Eugenio Suárez to the Seattle Mariners in a deal that includes prospects Tyler Locklear, Hunter Cranton, and Juan Burgos, as Suárez continues to showcase his offensive prowess and aims for a potential first World Series title with the Mariners, who are bolstering their roster for a playoff push.
The Seattle Mariners are set to acquire third baseman Eugenio Suarez from the Arizona Diamondbacks in a trade pending medical review, bringing back a player who previously played for Seattle and is having a strong season with 36 home runs and an All-Star appearance, as they bolster their roster ahead of the trade deadline.
The Seattle Mariners are set to reacquire Eugenio Suárez from the Arizona Diamondbacks in a trade that includes minor league players, aiming to bolster their lineup for a playoff push. Suárez, a former All-Star, has been a top hitter recently and will join a strong Mariners lineup, while Arizona continues its sell-off of key players to rebuild for the future.
Eugenio Suárez was hit by a pitch and sent for X-rays, but initial results are negative, offering relief to the Diamondbacks who are considering trading him before the deadline due to their poor season and injury issues. Suárez, a top hitter, remains a prime trade candidate, with teams showing interest, but further testing is awaited to confirm his injury status.
Eugenio Suarez was hit on the hand with a fastball and had to leave the game, but X-rays were negative, which is a positive sign. The incident may impact trade negotiations as teams want to see him healthy before making a move. Suarez's injury adds uncertainty to the trade deadline dynamics for the Arizona Diamondbacks and potential suitors.
The Seattle Mariners remain interested in trading for Eugenio Suárez, who is having a career year, despite the Yankees acquiring Ryan McMahon and the Mariners trading for Josh Naylor. Suárez is considered a top trade target with multiple teams showing interest, but the Diamondbacks are asking for a significant return, making the trade complex as the deadline approaches.
A proposed trade package for Eugenio Suárez involving prospects Michael Arroyo and Ryan Sloan is considered unrealistic and misaligned with the Mariners' approach, emphasizing the team's focus on long-term value and control rather than short-term rentals.