Diamondbacks intend to buy at trade deadline despite ‘really tough’ National League race, says GM Mike Hazen

Recently, Arizona Diamondbacks have been on quite rolling. They lost nine of their last 10 games to close May, four games falling .500. They in June 9-3. Five-figure ninth to get it outA number they also have the Lost Ace Corbin Burnes this month Tommy for John Surgery SeasonA number

Entering Sunday, D-Backs is 36-34, which is a 5 ½ game in the NL West and the third League of the Third League. It is a dispute (+ 130 – playoffs for one project), but there is also an opportunity to return to the sellers before the trading period. They are one of the larger teams that watch this in the next few weeks to see how everything goes out everything.

If Diamondbacks are the seller in front of the end of the trading deadline, they will make a few heads. Words ZAC Gallen and Merrill Kelly, along with Eugenio Suárez and Josh Naylor, are all free agents at the end of the season and can capture.

The General Director of the Allies Mike Haren discussed the situation MLB Network Radio SundayA number

“It’s hard for me to watch how hard these guys have chopped every day, and then take the trap under them, and we are like these things,” he said.

“As long as we play well and I believe this team has a tank to go this team.

“Now I’m not an idiot. I won’t sit there and just throw bad money. And I’m not sure when we walk city teams, say. “

We are one month away from all the star game, we will feel better about what teams cling to in the quarrel and what falls a little back. Diamondbacks are one of them that could go any way. Haren definitely sounds like he wants to be a buyer, but he will most likely be open to sell if they fall back.