Arizona Diamondbacks' Offseason: Big Moves Ahead as GM Hazen Eyes Pitching Staff OverhaulThe Arizona Diamondbacks are gearing up for a significant offseason, with General Manager Mike Hazen hinting at major changes. The focus is on revamping the pitching staff, which may involve trading away promising young position players. Hazen acknowledges the difficulty of letting go of valuable players but understands the necessity of acquiring valuable ones.The team has open spots in the starting rotation and bullpen, and a lower payroll for next year could force Hazen's hand in trading young talent. Players like Jordan Lawlar, Ryan Waldschmidt, and Tommy Troy are among those who could attract interest from other teams.Meanwhile, pitcher Zac Gallen is expected to decline a qualifying offer and test the market, while outfielder Lourdes Gurriel Junior has decided to stay with the team despite a knee injury.In other news, the Diamondbacks have introduced J.R. House as their new third-base coach and catching coach, aiming to streamline responsibilities and provide more flexibility to the coaching staff.
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