Cleveland left-hander Parker Messick will make his major league debut in the heat of a playoff race. The Guardians announced they will promote Messick, their second-round pick in the 2022 draft, to start the final game of a three-game set against the Arizona Diamondbacks on Wednesday afternoon in Phoenix.

PHOENIX — Guardians left-hander Parker Messick will make his major league debut Wednesday in the series finale against the Arizona Diamondbacks, manager Stephen Vogt announced Tuesday. Messick, 24, the club’s No.

Ryan Ritter and Mickey Moniak hit two-run singles in the seventh inning and the Colorado Rockies held on to beat the Arizona Diamondbacks 6-5 on Sunday.

Despite all of the recent narratives and trade rumors surrounding Arizona Diamondbacks star second baseman Ketel Marte, the undeniable fact is that Marte is sti

The Diamondbacks have been up and down for most of the season, but have managed to be competitive against some of the better teams in Major League Baseball. The team comes into the weekend set have just won two of three on the road against the Texas Rangers, having won five of its last six games.

The Guardians, who have traditionally finished spring training with exhibitions at Chase Field in late March in recent years, have a team led by All-Star third baseman Jose Ramirez and outfielder Steven Kwan. Stephen Vogt, formerly with the Diamondbacks as a player, manages the Guardians.

The Diamondbacks tied up the series with a late night thriller of a victory, 6-5, over the Guardians. Cleveland falls to 1-4 over the last five games with the loss, while Arizona is 1-4 in that same span after the win. The rubber match is set and this is the final meeting of the season between the two.

MLB’s divisions haven’t changed since the Astros moved from the NL Central to the AL West in 2013. Jim Bowden of The Athletic created new divisions based off the news. It included a “North Division” made up of the Tigers, Blue Jays, Guardians and Reds.

An MLB umpire hilariously rings out a batter for the Arizona Diamondbacks despite only having two strikes during the at-bat.

The Arizona Diamondbacks were one of the biggest sellers in baseball during the 2025 trade deadline. The Diamondbacks traded away first baseman Josh Naylor and