PT TOMORROW: NL West—D-Backs Rotation Eyeing Success
Mar 1 2019
The Diamondbacks are coming off a competitive year in which they finished 3rd in the NL West, with an 82-80 record. And as Opening Day nears, there are no doubt some questions that remain to be answered—particularly as it relates to the rotation.
Can Zack Greinke (RHP, ARI) continue to survive with diminished velocity? Will Robbie Ray (LHP, ARI) be able to bring his walk rate down more in line with his breakout 2017? And can Zach Godley (RHP, ARI) see improved success with his curveball as he attempts to recapture his 2017 magic?
In addition to these questions, there is certainly intrigue as to what can be expected from Luke Weaver (RHP, ARI), who was acquired via trade this December. Weaver burst onto the scene...
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