Arizona Diamondbacks Land Veteran Relief Pitcher in Desperate Move to Revamp Rotation. The team finally made a move, signing 8-year veteran Derek Law to a minor-league deal with an invite to spring training. This deal pays Law $1.5 million if he makes the major league roster and comes with possible incentives of up to $500,000.
Law, 35, had an impressive stint with the Washington Nationals in 2024, posting a stellar 2.60 ERA in 90 innings out of the bullpen. However, his season was cut short due to injuries, including a flexor tendon strain that required surgery in July.
A career 3.69 ERA across 346 innings, Law has pitched for six different teams over eight major league seasons. The Arizona pitching staff struggled last season, and the loss of key relief arms early on ultimately hurt their playoff chances.
This signing represents a crucial step forward for the Diamondbacks' rotation, which was plagued by injuries and underperformance last year. With Law's experience and proven track record, the team is hoping to turn things around in 2025.
Law, 35, had an impressive stint with the Washington Nationals in 2024, posting a stellar 2.60 ERA in 90 innings out of the bullpen. However, his season was cut short due to injuries, including a flexor tendon strain that required surgery in July.
A career 3.69 ERA across 346 innings, Law has pitched for six different teams over eight major league seasons. The Arizona pitching staff struggled last season, and the loss of key relief arms early on ultimately hurt their playoff chances.
This signing represents a crucial step forward for the Diamondbacks' rotation, which was plagued by injuries and underperformance last year. With Law's experience and proven track record, the team is hoping to turn things around in 2025.