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The Diamondbacks shocked the baseball world with their activity this winter, signing Zack Greinke and then trading for Shelby Miller. Arizona fans were excited. The D-Backs were going for it.
Now, in May, it's not looking so good for the Diamondbacks. Greinke got off to a slow start, and Miller hasn't really broken out of the blocks. Injuries have plagued his ability to be the successful number two pitcher that Arizona wants him to be, and he finds himself on the 15-day disabled list. Taking all of that into account, would they do it all over if given the chance?
More news from around the National League West:
- Six years and $130 million. That's what the Giants gave to Johnny Cueto last winter. After some skeptics questioned the move, Cueto is currently quickly flying under the radar as a good pitcher.
- They moved James Loney, and now the Padres might be moving their biggest asset. San Diego is reportedly in deep talks with the White Sox over right-hander James Shields.
- The Rockies are quickly barreling down on a roster crunch, and they have a couple of ways that they could deal with it.
- Before Noah Syndergaard threw at Chase Utley, the Mets were already annoyed with the Dodgers after LA used lasers to set up their players for proper defense.