2022 Minor League Manager Of The Year: Gil Velazquez (Reno Aces)
Arizona chose Velazquez for his rapport with players. On his watch, players got better and Reno kept winning.
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Arizona chose Velazquez for his rapport with players. On his watch, players got better and Reno kept winning.
Martinez impressed to end the season and looks ready to help the D-back’s beleaguered bullpen.
Blaze Alexander found success at the upper levels by simplifying things at the plate. In the process, he left no doubt about his defensive home.
Blake Walston’s second-half emergence at Double-A has him positioned to join a growing list of promising young D-backs pitchers who are near MLB ready.
The D-backs give Corbin Carroll a late taste of MLB action to set him up for 2023 success after he dominated Double-A and Triple-A.
The 24-year-old lefthander is confident heading into the 2022 season after pitching well in spring training.
The 22-year-old changed his habits to help him be better prepared for the grind of the 2022 season.
The 2021 first-rounder hopes to be back in April after having shoulder surgery in September.
The former Auburn shortstop re-engineered his swing to produce more power without sacrificing contact. Now, evaluators are more sold on his bat.
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The Venezuela signee pitched his way to Low-A as an 18-year-old and impressed the organization with his feel for pitching, projectability and overall maturity.
The corner outfielder committed to changing his swing to hit for more power. The change carried him to Double-A and beyond.
The 21-year-old outfielder answered an important question in the upper minors this season.
The D-backs paused Perdomo’s season for a month and effectively hit reset by reworking his swing to produce more power and efficiency.
The 18-year-old third baseman earned a quick promotion to Low-A after showing a blend of power and patience in complex ball—with the measurables to back it up.
The 2020 fifth-rounder has impressed over the first two months of his pro career with sharp control and a wide repertoire.
The 2018 fourth-rounder has come into the 2021 season with new mechanics and is throwing harder than ever.
The 2019 second-rounder shifted from primary position player to full-time pitcher as a college junior. He has taken giant strides on the mound.
Bukauskas dominated this spring, but he’s new to relieving and the club wants him to continue his success in the minors after struggling in 2019.
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