Up until a few days ago, the Arizona Diamondbacks' bullpen looked set for Opening Day, with the exception of the last roster spot perhaps. But the recent injuries to Kevin Ginkel and Jordan Montgomery have altered plans significantly.
Another Arizona Diamondbacks pitcher will end up on the injured list today, as Kevin Ginkel was added with right shoulder inflammation. Ginkel is projected to be one of Arizona’s biggest arms out of the bullpen this season.
Arizona Diamondbacks reliever Kevin Ginkel will begin the season on the 15-day injured list due to right shoulder inflammation. This according to manager Torey Lovullo in his press conference.
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The Diamondbacks entered the offseason in search of a new first baseman, a closer and some right-handed thump in the lineup, among other items on the to-do list.
The Arizona Diamondbacks have yet to see many of their MLB arms so far in the Cactus League, but for one reliever, 2025 will be a chance to see his results line up with his abilities.
While Kevin Ginkel is among the possible solutions to solving the Diamondbacks’ closer predicament, he said his personal ambitions aren’t going to get in the way of the team’s goal to play October baseball.
This article is part of a series breaking down each individual projection for members of the Arizona Diamondbacks, exploring the 40-man roster, as well as certain prospects and non-roster invitees.
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The Arizona Diamondbacks, with the playoffs approaching, will need big outs from their high-leverage relievers, especially from their (arguably) best arm from the 2023 postseason run, right-hander Kevin Ginkel.
DENVER — Arizona Diamondbacks manager Torey Lovullo was ready to give Kevin Ginkel another chance to shake off a bad performance. Coming off a Sunday outing where Ginkel had given up four runs on four hits (including a home run), Ginkel was right back on the mound on Monday at Coors Field against the Colorado Rockies.
The Arizona Diamondbacks’ bullpen continues to have issues, the latest of which was protecting a 2-1 lead in a 3-2 loss to the Colorado Rockies on Monday.
The Arizona Diamondbacks returned home to Chase Field last Tuesday after a stretch in which they won 20 of their last 24 games, propelling themselves atop the NL Wild Card standings and closing the gap on the NL West-leading Los Angeles Dodgers.
Arizona Diamondbacks reliever Kevin Ginkel escaped a serious knee injury Saturday after being drilled by a comebacker during the sixth inning of a 10-5 victory over the host New York Mets.
Kevin Ginkel left in the sixth inning of the Diamondbacks’ 10-5 win over the Mets after getting struck in the left knee by a Brandon Nimmo comebacker. While Gabriel Moreno completed the play and threw out Nimmo at first, the main concern was on Ginkel, who was lying on the mound in pain.
The Diamondbacks pitching staff takes another injury, with reliever Kevin Ginkel having to leave his relief appearance after getting struck in the left leg by a Brandon Nimmo comebacker.
Diamondbacks setup man Kevin Ginkel has not been as sharp as he wants to be, but he and Arizona’s pitching coaches have identified a mechanical adjustment to focus on.
The Arizona Diamondbacks will attempt to finish their first series sweep of the season Thursday when they conclude their three-game set with the host Cincinnati Reds Thursday afternoon.
Arizona Diamondbacks setup man Kevin Ginkel has not been told whether he will step into the closer role with Paul Sewald starting the year on the injured list with an oblique strain.
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The Arizona Diamondbacks have successfully reached a resolution with reliever Kevin Ginkel, opting for a one-year contract valued at $1.225 million, as reported by Ari Alexander.
Shutting down potent offense after potent offense, the Arizona Diamondbacks have watched their starters give them quality innings before handing the ball off to a trio of relievers that have been virtually unhittable this postseason on their journey to the World Series.
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