Zac Gallen gave up one run in one inning on Monday, serving up a solo homer but retiring the other three batters he faced, striking out two.

Zac Gallen is approaching his first dose of MLB free agency, and the Diamondbacks pitcher said it's definitely been on his mind as spring training has begun.

The D-backs long time Ace knocked some rust off and worked on his delivery, Corbin Carroll made his presence known.

When the Arizona Diamondbacks play the Cleveland Guardians at Salt River Fields on Monday at 1:10 p.m., long-term Ace Zac Gallen will be on the mound for his first outing of the Cactus League. There is no broadcast of the game.

Even for the best of pitchers, that first outing of the spring is always a challenge. But outside of a home run, Zac Gallen felt good about his Cactus League debut Monday. “The first one’s always interesting,

Diamondbacks right-hander Zac Gallen appears to line up to start on Opening Day, though Torey Lovullo says not to make any assumptions.

Diamondbacks manager Torey Lovullo says he has a tough call to make regarding his Opening Day starter against the Chicago Cubs.

Arizona State football coach Kenny Dillingham spoke to the Diamondbacks, and manager Torey Lovullo called his visit "as good as I've seen."

But both are slated to hit free agency at year’s end. Neither wants to leave, but both realize the decision is not entirely in their hands. Both say the best way to handle the year is to keep trying to do what they always have tried to do — pitch well — without being bogged down by everything on the line.

The Arizona Diamondbacks lost to the Chicago Cubs 4-2 in Cactus League action at Sloan Park in Mesa Tuesday afternoon. Their spring record now stands at 1-4. For Torey Lovullo it was a mixed bag. His top four relievers alll pitched scoreless innings,

Torey Lovullo had a different tone when discussing the guest speaker who addressed his team on Monday, calling himself “giddy” over the experience.

The Arizona Diamondbacks gear up for the 2025 MLB season with several new faces, headlined by Corbin Burnes and Josh Naylor. After missing the playoffs in 2024, several young players look to use spring training to make the Opening Day roster.