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The Arizona Diamondbacks completed a series sweep of the Colorado Rockies at Coors Field, winning 12-8 on Thursday to improve to 85-74. This victory keeps Arizona within 2.5 games of the third National League Wild Card spot with only three games remaining. The D-backs now await results from the Phillies and Padres to determine if they can control their playoff destiny in San Diego.
Arizona’s Diamondbacks defeated the Dodgers 4-2 to clinch their first season-series win over L.A. since 2018, going 7-6 in 13 meetings this year. Eduardo Rodriguez pitched seven innings with a season-high 115 pitches to help limit the Dodgers, Ketel Marte hit his 20th homer, and the D-backs outscored L.A. 9-7 in the series, strengthening Arizona’s position in the NL Wild Card race.
The Twins' Royce Lewis suffered a quadriceps injury during the season-opener, adding to his history of frequent injuries, while Max Kepler had an injury scare with negative X-rays. Diamondbacks' Eduardo Rodriguez is expected to be out for about a month due to a lat strain, and the Dodgers received updates on pitchers Walker Buehler and Clayton Kershaw, who are ahead of schedule, but Brusdar Graterol and Blake Treinen are still a ways away from activation. Giants' Luke Jackson exited the game with a back injury and will undergo further evaluation after an MRI.
Arizona Diamondbacks pitcher Eduardo Rodriguez will start the season on the injured list due to a lat strain, delaying his debut with the team after signing an $80 million, four-year contract. Manager Torey Lovullo stated that Rodriguez will be shut down from throwing until he's asymptomatic, and his return will depend on his daily progress and how he feels.
Arizona Diamondbacks pitcher Eduardo Rodríguez has been shut down due to a left lat strain, causing uncertainty about his return timeline. The left-hander will start the season on the injured list, impacting the team's rotation plans. With Rodríguez sidelined, the Diamondbacks will rely on less experienced pitchers to fill the gap, while facing tough competition in the National League.
Eduardo Rodriguez, the new pitcher for the Arizona Diamondbacks, has taken on an active leadership role in the team's clubhouse, mentoring younger pitchers and demonstrating a strong work ethic. His comfort level with the club and reunion with familiar faces from his time with the Boston Red Sox have contributed to his positive impact on the team. Rodriguez's leadership extends beyond his performance on the field, making a significant impact on the team's pitching staff during spring training.
The Boston Red Sox are reportedly interested in Japanese pitcher Shōta Imanaga after passing on re-signing Eduardo Rodriguez. They are also said to be in the mix for Yoshinobu Yamamoto, one of the top Japanese pitchers available this offseason. Imanaga, a two-time All-Star in Nippon Professional Baseball, has shown impressive numbers and could provide much-needed help to the Red Sox's struggling rotation. With their current pitching situation, the Red Sox are looking to bolster their roster and improve their chances of being a playoff contender.
Former Detroit Tigers left-handed starter Eduardo Rodriguez has signed a four-year, $80 million deal with the Arizona Diamondbacks after opting out of his contract with the Tigers. The deal includes a vesting option for a fifth year, potentially pushing the overall value to $100 million. Rodriguez had a successful season with the Tigers in 2023, leading the team in starts and innings pitched. He joins the Diamondbacks, who reached the National League pennant last season, while the Tigers have signed Kenta Maeda as a replacement.
The Arizona Diamondbacks have reached a four-year agreement with left-handed pitcher Eduardo Rodriguez, with a deal worth $80 million guaranteed and a maximum potential value of $99 million. Rodriguez will join the Diamondbacks' rotation alongside Zac Gallen and Merrill Kelly, providing a boost to their run prevention efforts. The signing pushes Arizona's payroll to a record high, and the team may still be in the market for additional pitching and a right-handed hitter.
Left-handed pitcher Eduardo Rodriguez has agreed to a four-year, $80 million contract with the Arizona Diamondbacks, with the potential to reach five years and $99 million with bonuses and a vesting option. Rodriguez, who had previously played for the Detroit Tigers, opted out of his previous deal with three years and $49 million remaining. The 30-year-old has a career ERA of 4.03 and a 1.29 WHIP over eight seasons, and was ranked as the ninth-best free agent this offseason by The Athletic.
Left-handed pitcher Eduardo Rodriguez has reached a four-year, $80 million deal with the Arizona Diamondbacks, pending a physical. Rodriguez opted out of his previous contract with the Detroit Tigers and had a strong season, but dealt with injuries. Known for his four-pitch mix and ability to generate strikeouts, Rodriguez is expected to be a valuable addition to the Diamondbacks' roster.
The Arizona Diamondbacks are reportedly among the finalists in the pursuit of left-handed starting pitcher Eduardo Rodriguez. While no deal has been finalized, the Diamondbacks are considered a strong contender for Rodriguez's services. Adding Rodriguez to their rotation would significantly bolster the team's run prevention efforts, as he is coming off a career year with the Detroit Tigers. Despite a mid-season injury, Rodriguez delivered solid results and would be a valuable addition to any pitching staff in the upcoming season.
The Tampa Bay Rays are expected to announce an agreement to build a new stadium in St. Petersburg, clearing a major hurdle for potential MLB expansion. Twins shortstop Carlos Correa exited yesterday's game due to a left heel injury, potentially impacting his performance and postseason availability. Tigers left-hander Eduardo Rodriguez left the game with a scapula spasm and will undergo further testing, which could affect his upcoming free agency decision.
Detroit Tigers pitcher Eduardo Rodriguez exercised his no-trade clause to block a trade with the Los Angeles Dodgers, choosing to remain with the Tigers. The Dodgers were pursuing high-end starting pitching and expressed surprise at Rodriguez's decision. Rodriguez can opt out of his contract after the season and become a free agent. Despite his strong performance this season, Rodriguez's contract and potential injury concerns limited his trade market. The Dodgers ultimately acquired Ryan Yarbrough from the Kansas City Royals after missing out on Rodriguez.
The Detroit Tigers are expected to benefit from a bidding war for starting pitchers Eduardo Rodriguez and Michael Lorenzen as the MLB trade deadline approaches. The Baltimore Orioles and Cincinnati Reds are among the teams heavily linked to the Tigers, who possess two of the best starting pitchers on the market. Other teams in the mix for starting pitchers include the Arizona Diamondbacks, San Francisco Giants, Houston Astros, Los Angeles Dodgers, Miami Marlins, Philadelphia Phillies, and Atlanta Braves. The Tigers could potentially acquire one or two top-100 prospects, but the return will depend on the negotiations led by Tigers' general manager Scott Harris. Despite the Tigers being out of contention this season, fans are hoping for more competitive seasons in the future.