Diamondbacks’ GM Mike Hazen takes a look back on the 2025 season
After just missing the playoffs, Arizona Diamondbacks general manager Mike Hazen put his assessment of the season into words.
The Arizona Diamondbacks‘ 2025 season ended with a rough 80-82 record.
There were still multiple 2025 All-Stars on the team, showcasing that individual performers may still receive award recognition in the offseason.
First, it was outfielder Corbin Carroll being named a National League Gold Glove finalist in right field. Check out other Diamondbacks-related news that has happened in awards season below:
Geraldo Perdomo among 3 Diamondbacks Silver Slugger finalists
Diamondbacks shortstop Geraldo Perdomo, along with Carroll and second baseman Ketel Marte have been nominated as Silver Slugger finalists on Oct. 22.
Perdomo led National League shortstops in OPS at .851. He also was tops among NL shortstops in on-base percentage (.389). He was the only shortstop in the National League to collect 100 RBIs.
Carroll is also contending for his first Silver Slugger, as no NL outfielders had a higher slugging percentage than his .541. He also ranked second among NL outfielders in terms of OPS (.883). His 107 runs scored ranks third for NL outfielders and his 31 home runs are tied for third.
Marte won the NL Silver Slugger for second basemen in 2024, and looks to win it again. His on-base percentage (.376), slugging percentage (.517) and OPS (.893) all led second basemen in the NL. His 28 homers also led the NL among second basemen.
These three were major contributors to the team’s status as a finalist for National League Offensive Team of the Year. The Diamondbacks as a whole posted the second-best slugging percentage among NL teams (.433) and the third-best OPS (.757) among NL teams.