With spring training now just a few weeks away, the Diamondbacks are still looking to add, according to a new report from Arizona Sports' John Gambadoro. Gambo mentions the D-backs pursuing a reliever via trade as well as a free agent first baseman.

If the D-backs were to trade for a reliever, who from the major league roster could be dealt? And why were the D-backs not suitors for starting pitchers Freddy Peralta or MacKenzie Gore?

We also make our first Opening Day roster projection and take a look at MLB's top 100 players list. Join Jesse Friedman and Jack Sommers on Snakes Territory.

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The Diamondbacks continue to be linked to veteran first baseman Paul Goldschmidt, but is there a hangup with a possible reunion? We discuss the pros and cons of Goldy returning to the desert.

Speaking of reunions, we react to the the D-backs' one-year deal with right-hander Taylor Clarke. Clarke had an impressive 2025 season with the Royals and we explain why he could be a steal for the D-backs.

Meanwhile, the Los Angeles Dodgers signed superstar outfielder Kyle Tucker, sparking a league-wide debate over MLB's competitive balance challenges. Does MLB need a salary cap? Plus, we take a look at how Zac Gallen's market has yet to take shape. Join Jesse Friedman and Jack Sommers on Snakes Territory.

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A former NL West foe is joining the Diamondbacks. The D-backs acquired third baseman Nolan Arenado and cash considerations from the St. Louis Cardinals in exchange for pitching prospect Jack Martinez. What should we expect from Arenado at this stage in his career? What do the D-backs hope to get from him and how will this affect Jordan Lawlar and Blaze Alexander?

We also discuss the D-backs signing right-handed pitcher Jonathan Loaisiga to a minor-league deal. Could Loaisiga ascend to D-backs closer? What type of move should we expect to see the D-backs make next?

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With Alex Bregman inking a reported five-year contract with the Cubs, we revisit whether Bregman to the D-backs ever made sense. Could the Diamondbacks have matched the offer?

Meanwhile, the D-backs made their first notable trade of the offseason, sending Jake McCarthy to the Colorado Rockies in exchange for a pitching prospect. We reflect on McCarthy's tenure in Arizona and explain why the return for him was seemingly light.

Finally, the reliever market continues to move, so we take a look at who is still available in free agency and trade. Join Jesse Friedman and Jack Sommers on Snakes Territory.

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After multiple months of ongoing trade rumors, the Diamondbacks made it clear to the baseball world on Friday that they are no longer considering a trade of Ketel Marte. What does this mean for the team's pursuit of Alex Bregman? And why did it take so long for the team to put these trade discussions to bed?

We also discuss the Diamondbacks' remaining offseason needs, with a particular focus on the bullpen. Aside from Seranthony Dominguez, what low-cost options are still available in free agency?

Finally, we discuss the team settling with all eight of its arbitration eligible players. Join Jesse Friedman and Jack Sommers on Snakes Territory.

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Despite the rumors surrounding Ketel Marte and Alex Bregman, the Diamondbacks' offseason has been eerily quiet for several weeks. Could general manager Mike Hazen be plotting something big that we're not considering? Long-time D-backs beat writer Steve Gilbert joins the show to discuss.

Were the D-backs really serious about moving on from Marte trade talks? How does Ken Kendrick's evolution as owner impact the team's Bregman pursuit? And how will the D-backs go about adding to their bullpen this offseason with so few options available in free agency?

Join Jesse Friedman and special guest Steve Gilbert on this episode of Snakes Territory.

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In this packed mailbag episode, we take a big-picture look at the Diamondbacks' offseason to date. Was signing Michael Soroka so early a mistake?

Among the free agents that are still available, which make the most sense for the D-backs? When it comes to Alex Bregman, is his involvement in the Houston Astros cheating scandal from 2017 an issue?

We also discuss positions for Jordan Lawlar and Blaze Alexander, the Opening Day lineup/rotation and which prospects have the best shot at contributing in 2026. Join Jesse Friedman and Jack Sommers on Snakes Territory.

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After briefly discussing the latest Ketel Marte news, we take a look at what ZiPS and STEAMER projections tell us about the 2026 Arizona Diamondbacks.

Will Corbin Carroll leap into the MVP conversation? Is Jordan Lawlar actually much better than his MLB numbers to date? Could Cristian Mena actually be among the D-backs' most effective starters in 2026? Is the bullpen better than we thought?

Along the way, we discuss comps for several D-backs players and explain why ZiPS/STEAMER are actually quite high on the D-backs heading into next year. Join Jesse Friedman and Jack Sommers on Snakes Territory.

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