D-Backs Daily Show

Dansby Swanson went 2-for-4 in his MLB debut with the Braves today, but Shelby Miller is still trying to get himself together at AAA. Clearly, things haven't worked out for the Shelby Miller trade. PC: Norm Hall/Getty Images

Yasmany Tomás seems to have recovered the power stroke that we heard so much about when the D-Backs first signed him, but does that necessarily mean he's a valuable player? PC: Venom Strikes

The D-Backs' rotation has struggled in 2016, but that doesn't mean they lack talent. Borrowed from @TheWebGem podcast, today's episode features an interview with former pro scout Bernie Pleskoff. He believes that certain members of the rotation have brighter days ahead of them.

Patrick Corbin's struggles are no longer acceptable, and it's time the D-Backs sent him down to the minors to sort everything out. Sadly, he's not alone. PC: Zimbio

The D-Backs might be completely out of the playoff picture, but they'd best pretend they were right in the thick of a pennant race in these last two months.

Zack Greinke is 11-3, and the rest of the rotation is 22-47. There's a big reason for that, and it's so much deeper than just ERA. PC: Chicago Tribune

Not much has gone right for the D-Backs this season, and many have started pointing fingers. Ironically, the individuals that most fans want to blame appear to have just as much control over on-field performance as the fans themselves. PC: The Associated Press

The D-Backs front office has been accused of "serial mismanagement." Is it true? In an effort to find the answer, we reviewed every significant trade the Diamondbacks have made since the beginning of the Dave Stewart/Tony La Russa regime. PC: AZCentral Sports

The D-Backs did something in the first inning on Tuesday that they need to replicate. Some key players are on the mend. A highly syndicated MLB columnist accused the D-Backs front office of "serial mismanagement." PC: Zimbio

Shelby Miller's 7.14 ERA is dreadful in every way, but a closer look at his game log reveals a pattern to his struggles. PC: Norm Hall/Getty Images

Three weeks ago, the D-Backs were surging and possibly in the hunt for a playoff spot. Today, they're 13 games under .500.