The Diamondbacks’ bold trade for Lars Nootbaar came at a steep cost—losing top prospect Daniel Eagen, a strikeout artist fans were excited about. But in his absence, David Hagaman stepped up, rising to become the team’s 3-ranked pitcher and making an electrifying Double-A debut with 10 strikeouts in five innings. With fellow traded pitchers already in the majors, Hagaman’s breakout signals hope for a new rotation cornerstone—and a fresh reason to believe after losing Eagen.
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