Burnes admitted later he had forgotten the new wrinkle that was in effect on Friday afternoon at Salt River Fields. He had forgotten that pitchers, catchers and batters could challenge ball-strike calls by appealing to an automated strike zone.

New Arizona Diamondbacks starting pitcher Corbin Burnes discusses what it has been like to adjust to new catchers and a new organization.

All the star players were out there for the Diamondbacks, including Eugenio Suarez, Corbin Burnes, Zac Gallen, Corbin Carroll, Randal Grichuk, and many more, in addition to GM Mike Hazen and manager Torey Lovullo.

Four-time All-Star Corbin Burnes had a stellar spring training debut for the Arizona Diamondbacks, striking out all three Colorado batters he faced. The 2021 National League Cy Young Award winner needed 16 pitches to retire Brenton Doyle,

Diamondbacks 8, Rockies 12. What stood out on Friday at Salt River Fields: 1. RHP Corbin Burnes looks ready to go. The Diamondbacks’ new, high-priced starter struck

Arizona Diamondbacks right-hander Corbin Burnes could not have been much better in his first unofficial outing with his new team.

Four-time All-Star Corbin Burnes had a stellar spring training debut for the Arizona Diamondbacks on Friday, striking out all three Colorado batters he faced.

Diamondbacks manager Torey Lovullo says he has a tough call to make regarding his Opening Day starter against the Chicago Cubs.

Arizona Diamondbacks starting pitcher Corbin Burnes explains what went down in his perfect Diamondbacks spring training debut.

Many MLB managers like to ease their veteran star players into spring training and limit the amount of game time they see. Warming up athletes while simultaneously mitigating their risk of injury is a hard balancing act to perfect.

The Arizona Diamondbacks gear up for the 2025 MLB season with several new faces, headlined by Corbin Burnes and Josh Naylor. After missing the playoffs in 2024, several young players look to use spring training to make the Opening Day roster.

Burnes touched upon Arizona’s strong pitching rotation and bullpen. He believes that the D’backs can compete with any club, even the Dodgers or the Mets. “Look, top to bottom, as far as the rotation and the bullpen,