The Arizona Diamondbacks are hot on the heels of playoff contention, sitting just one game behind the Phillies for the second wild card spot—and they’re ready to spend at the trade deadline. With manager Torey Lovullo leading a surging team, the front office is targeting rental hitters, especially left-handed bats to fill gaps, though right-handed options are still in play. Names like Nathaniel Lowe—affordable, powerful against righties, and a familiar foe from last year’s World Series—are top targets. Luis Arraez, a contact machine with elite defense and a desire to play second base, could shake up the lineup. Also in the mix: Daulton Varsho (a fan favorite having a rough year), George Springer (clutch veteran with a steep price tag), and Lane Thomas (a versatile corner outfielder). The Diamondbacks are poised to make moves that could turn their season into a deep postseason run.
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