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The Diamondbacks signed Michael Soroka to a one-year deal worth $7.5 million, with $2 million in incentives and a mutual option for 2027.
Bryce Jarvis was designated for assignment to make room on the 40-man roster for Soroka.
Soroka previously pitched for the Nationals and Cubs in 2025, with relief success despite starting struggles.
Soroka posted a 4.52 ERA in 2025 with a 3.45 ERA expected, signaling upside despite health concerns.
Jarvis posted a 3.19 ERA in 2024 over 59.1 innings but struggled in 2025 with a 5.73 ERA in 22 innings.
Jarvis could return to the D-backs if he clears waivers, keeping him in Arizona's system.
The move is seen as a low-risk, high-upside addition for Arizona's rotation.
Arizona remains in the market for a top-end starter and multiple leverage relievers this offseason.
Alex D’Agostino reports on the Diamondbacks' latest moves for SI, including Soroka's signing and Jarvis DFA.

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The Arizona Diamondbacks signed pitcher Michael Soroka to bolster their starting rotation for the 2026 season.
GM Mike Hazen said Soroka has the combination of stuff, bounce-back potential and makeup for a good fit in Arizona.
Hazen noted Soroka had been an early priority and the team has discussed him in prior offseasons.
Soroka is expected to be a starting pitcher, addressing the club’s need for rotational depth.
Soroka has battled injury through his career, with only one 90-plus inning season.
Hazen said the team is comfortable with Soroka’s health and the work he has done to improve.
Arizona also believes the pitching staff’s floor has improved due to minor league depth.
Soroka’s signing was announced with Hazen discussing his offseason goals and prior interest.
Soroka is adjusting his pitch arsenal, a development Hazen referenced

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The Arizona Diamondbacks signed Michael Soroka to a one-year contract worth $7.5 million with a $2 million incentive package and a mutual option for 2027.
Lovullo said Soroka has learned to carry his body differently to stay healthy and has moved beyond relying on two pitches.
Lovullo praised Soroka's maturity and his ability to engage in productive discussions with the team.
GM Mike Hazen indicated Soroka is developing his arsenal and could provide meaningful innings in 2026 if healthy.
The deal positions Soroka as a potential innings provider for Arizona's 2026 rotation.
Lovullo commented that Soroka has moved beyond early-career two-pitch limits and adjusted his approach to pitching.
The report notes Soroka has dealt with injuries but is viewed as a potential low-cost, high-upside addition if healthy.
Lovullo described Soroka as someone who can connect dots differently and be a reliable contributor.
The article notes Soroka’s 2025 ERA and innings history, highlighting prior durability concerns.
The report includes background on Soroka’s off-season signing and its relation to the D-backs’ ongoing roster construction.
Alex D’Agostino is the reporter, noting Soroka’s potential impact in 2026 and the context of Arizona sports coverage.

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