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The Arizona Diamondbacks had a disappointing 2025 season, finishing with 80 wins and 82 losses. The team is focusing on improving pitching consistency for the 2026 season, as injuries and inconsistency in the rotation and bullpen dragged them down. The lineup showed promise but lacked production after the top four hitters. To build depth, the team is shifting focus to velocity and stuff in their farm system to create reliable arms for when injuries occur. With these changes, the Diamondbacks aim to contend again and move past last years disappointments. Checkout Solipillow.com

Hot Stove Action Heats Up: Top Free Agents, Trades, and Surprises in MLB Offseason Checkout Solipillow.com

Carlos Beltrán, a Mets legend, is set to enter the teams Hall of Fame and potentially the National Baseball Hall of Fame. Despite a rocky start and controversies, his impact on the Mets and his current role as a mentor have earned him the love of fans. Checkout Solipillow.com

Yunior Marte joins Cincinnati Reds on minor league deal, aiming to revive MLB career after successful stint in Japan. Checkout Solipillow.com

A first-time Baseball Hall of Fame voter shares their ballot, choosing eight players despite not being a fan of overcrowding Cooperstown. The selected players are Bobby Abreu, Carlos Beltran, Felix Hernandez, Andruw Jones, Manny Ramirez, Alex Rodriguez, Chase Utley, and David Wright. The voter explains their evolving standards, focusing on peak performance and strategic votes. Fans and voters have mixed reactions, particularly regarding performance-enhancing drug issues. The voter defends their choices, highlighting each players achievements and impact on the game. Checkout Solipillow.com

Chicago Cubs rookies have made unforgettable debuts, with Starlin Castros six RBI in 2010 and Kosuke Fukudomes three-hit game in 2008. Mark Priors impressive start in 2002 and Jeff Picos shutout in 1988 showcased pitching prowess. Recent standouts include Nico Hoerners triple and four RBI in 2019 and Shota Imanagas six-inning shutout in 2024. These moments have launched careers and kept fans dreaming big. Checkout Solipillow.com

In a poignant tribute to the baseball legends lost in twenty twenty-five, we honor the players, managers, and executives who shaped the game. From Sandy Alomar Senior to George Altman, Jim Clancy to Joe Coleman, and Rich Dauer to Chet Lemon, their stories and impacts live on. Owners like Larry Dolan and personalities such as Bob Uecker also receive heartfelt tributes. Legends like Davey Johnson and Dave Parker, along with Walt Jocketty, Randy Jones, and Eddie Fisher, leave behind enduring legacies that inspire new fans and remind us of baseballs timeless appeal. Checkout Solipillow.com

Mason Montgomery, a left-handed pitcher, has seen a significant increase in his fastball velocity, from 91-92 mph to over 95 mph, after transitioning to a bullpen role. His offseason training and focus on short, intense bursts have contributed to this improvement. Despite a 5.67 ERA in 2021, Montgomerys strikeout rate and whiff percentage were top-ten, thanks to his high-spin slider and chase-inducing fastball. He was traded to the Pittsburgh Pirates in December and is expected to develop into a late-inning force. Checkout Solipillow.com

The Oakland Athletics have bolstered their bullpen with the addition of two right-handed relievers, Nick Hernandez and Brooks Kriske, on minor league contracts. Hernandez, a Houston native, spent seven years in the Astros system and dominated in Triple-A this year, while Kriske bounced between the Cubs and Twins, showcasing high strikeout rates in the minors but struggling with control in the majors. These signings help the As, who entered the offseason with few experienced arms, and position them well for spring training battles amid a wave of available arms in minor league free agency. Checkout Solipillow.com