Steve Zinsmeister sits down to chat with some of the newest members of the Arizona Diamondbacks.

Steve Zinsmeister talks with four different Diamondbacks pitchers who made headlines in the first week of the regular season. Brandon Pfaadt discusses his new contract extension. Shelby Miller explains why he wanted to pitch for the D-backs again. Corbin Burnes checks in before his first start on the road. And Ryne Nelson describes how he got his first career hit in the Major Leagues!

From World Series hero to baseball businessman! D-backs legend Luis Gonzalez discusses his many roles within the organization, and his approach to mentoring young players!

D-backs outfielder Alek Thomas is using spring as a chance to get his confidence back after missing a lot of the 2024 season with injuries. He describes how important spring reps are for him!

D-backs outfielder Jake McCarthy became a starter in 2024, but he still sees areas where he can improve. He describes his goals for 2025, and how his relationships with the other outfielders can help the team!

D-backs starting pitcher Merrill Kelly reacts to his first spring training start and reflects on his deep ties to baseball in Arizona.

D-backs outfielder Randal Grichuk knows he is good at his role. Could he see it expanded in 2025?

Diamondbacks reliever Ryan Thompson gives his honest thoughts on the closer situation, and whether or not he should be the guy!

The D-backs have a stacked starting rotation, and Brandon Pfaadt is looking to build on his durable season in 2024. He discusses his main goal for this season!

Diamondbacks reliever Kevin Ginkel describes the lessons he learned when he had to be the fill-in closer early in 2024

D-backs Manager Torey Lovullo talks about some of his new players, and who he will be keeping a close eye on during spring training

Diamondbacks General Manager Mike Hazen discusses offseason moves, and how it sets up his team for the 2025 season

President and CEO of the Arizona Diamondbacks Derrick Hall describes the club’s willingness to spend on elite talent to compete in the NL West