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Diamondbacks Announce Initial Player Pool

By Steve Adams | June 29, 2020 at 12:10pm CDT

The D-backs on Monday announced their initial player pool for the 2020 season. Player pools can contain up to 60 players, and only players in a team’s pool will be eligible to participate in summer training camp or regular/postseason games. Teams are free to change the makeup of the pools as they see fit, but once a team’s pool reaches 60 players, a player must be removed (released, traded, waived, etc.) in order to make a new addition. That player becomes ineligible to return to that same team in 2020.

Not all players within a team’s pool are ticketed for MLB playing time, of course. Most teams will include well-regarded but still far-off prospects as a means of getting them training reps with no intention of running them onto a major league diamond this season. A comprehensive review of 2020’s unique set of rules can be found here.

Here are the 60 players in the Diamondbacks’ initial pool (* indicates player not on 40-man roster)…

Right-Handed Pitchers

  • Jeremy Beasley*
  • Archie Bradley
  • J.B. Bukauskas*
  • Taylor Clarke
  • Stefan Crichton
  • Jon Duplantier
  • Luis Frias*
  • Zac Gallen
  • Kevin Ginkel
  • Josh Green*
  • Junior Guerra
  • Bryce Jarvis*
  • Levi Kelly*
  • Merrill Kelly
  • Mike Leake
  • Artie Lewicki*
  • Yoan Lopez
  • Corbin Martin
  • Keury Mella*
  • Joel Payamps
  • Hector Rondon
  • James Sherfy*
  • Riley Smith
  • Luke Weaver
  • Taylor Widener

Left-Handed Pitchers

  • Madison Bumgarner
  • Andrew Chafin
  • Matt Grace*
  • Tommy Henry*
  • Joe Mantiply*
  • Robbie Ray
  • Blake Walston*
  • Alex Young

Catchers

  • John Hicks*
  • Carson Kelly
  • Daulton Varsho*
  • Stephen Vogt

Infielders

  • Nick Ahmed
  • Seth Beer*
  • Kevin Cron
  • Eduardo Escobar
  • Jake Lamb
  • Ketel Marte
  • Wyatt Mathisen
  • Geraldo Perdomo*
  • Juniel Querecuto*
  • Josh Rojas
  • Pavin Smith*
  • Ildemaro Vargas
  • Christian Walker
  • Andy Young

Outfielders

  • Kole Calhoun
  • Corbin Carroll*
  • Dominic Fletcher*
  • Jon Jay*
  • Tim Locastro
  • Starling Marte
  • David Peralta
  • Alek Thomas*
  • Trayce Thompson*
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Comments

  1. DarkSide830

    3 years ago

    Jon Jay rides again!

    Reply
  2. scottaz

    3 years ago

    Thought Dbacks might have Yasmany Tomas on this initial list as a potential DH, then release him, hoping someone would claim him.

    Reply
    • homerheins

      3 years ago

      Shows how little they value the tank when they have Cron, Lamb, and others who are better uses of the DH. People don’t realize how much that signing has massively hurt the franchise because they can’t afford to waste that kind of money and still be consistently good. But Hazen has made the right moves to steer the ship through difficult terrain.

      Reply
  3. scottaz

    3 years ago

    Also, surprised #1 Prospect, Kristian Robinson, isn’t listed! Wonder why not?

    Reply
    • sidewinder11

      3 years ago

      My gut feeling is that there may be travel issues keeping him from coming to the states. I could be wrong though. I agree that it’s puzzling to include Carroll and Thomas but not Robinson

      Reply
    • highheat

      3 years ago

      I don’t recall where, but I did read that he had issues returning home to the Bahamas and ST facilities were open to those who were incapable of going home. So there’s a good chance that he is working on development without having to be added to the 60-Man.

      Reply
    • letsgodbacks

      3 years ago

      Comments on the AZSnakePit mention he never went to the Bahamas and is already at the ST complex where he can get (limited) training instructions. So there is no need to put him on the 60 player list.

      Reply
  4. lanceAlot73

    3 years ago

    Why is Yasmany Tomas not invited? Everyone knows he can’t play the field but maybe he can bat with the DH. He only got 3-4 at bats last year. The Dbacks really hate him! What’s to lose by having him in the practice squad?

    Reply
    • casualatlfan

      3 years ago

      Because of the defensive issues, because they’ve got much better candidates to try out at DH (Cron, Beer, Young, etc.), and because they’d rather give time and development ability to younger players and those with more team control instead of an overpaid flop who’s a defensive dud and is gone after this year.

      Reply
  5. homerheins

    3 years ago

    Their top draft pick made the list, showing what they think of him. Be cool if he got a few big league innings this year. Glad to see Gary’s kid, Dalton Varsho. He could be an interesting option as 3rd catcher, especially having the DH to occasionally get an extra lefty power bat in there, and he isn’t bad in the outfield.

    Reply
  6. throwinched10

    3 years ago

    Varsho is going to be a stud!
    Probably a great long term fit in the 2 hole.

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