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Diamondbacks CEO Derrick Hall Expects Lower Payroll In 2026

9 August 2025
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Diamondbacks CEO Derrick Hall Expects Lower Payroll In 2026
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The Diamondbacks entered 2025 with a record payroll of nearly $187MM but struggled to make the playoffs, leading to trades of key players like Eugenio Suarez and Josh Naylor. Team president Derrick Hall indicated a potential payroll reduction for 2026, emphasizing the need for reinvestment to address roster weaknesses, particularly in the rotation and bullpen.

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