
Alex D'Agostino
Deputy Editor, Arizona Diamondbacks On SI, and Staff Writer, Arizona Cardinals On SI at Sports Illustrated
Deputy Editor / Reporter - Arizona Diamondbacks On SI | Staff Writer - Arizona Cardinals On SI | Whitworth Alum 🏴☠️ | Former DIII benchwarmer 🎾
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si.com | Alex D'Agostino
The Arizona Cardinals have done much more adding in the offseason than losing. For the most part, players who have departed have been due to a desire to get younger or more talented at each position. GM Monti Ossenfort has had a high-intensity outlook on his additions, bringing in as many talented defensive players as possible to bolster the weakest area of the Cardinals' roster.
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1 day ago |
si.com | Alex D'Agostino
The Arizona Diamondbacks have activated left-handed starter Eduardo Rodríguez from the 15-day injured list, the team announced Friday. In a corresponding move, left-hander Tommy Henry has been optioned to Triple-A Reno. The move comes as no surprise, as the veteran southpaw is set to get the start on Friday against the Reds. Rodríguez went on the IL on May 16 with left shoulder inflammation. He made one rehab assignment appearance in the ACL, throwing 4.2 innings and striking out nine.
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si.com | Alex D'Agostino
There's never been much doubt the Arizona Cardinals have an outstanding talent at safety. In fact, the position is deeper than ever for Arizona, with a young rising star in Dadrion Taylor-Demerson and a potential bounce-back candidate in Jalen Thompson. But one of the constants throughout the years (whether the Cardinals' defense was performing well or not) is their veteran star Budda Baker.
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yardbarker.com | Alex D'Agostino
The Arizona Cardinals have spent the offseason ensuring their sub-par defense would be bolstered with enough personnel to compete at a high level in 2025, which left the offense somewhat neglected. But Arizona does sport some elite-level playmakers, and could see a jump in the third year of HC Jonathan Gannon's reign. Of course, the 2024 offense did underperform at times. It was inconsistent, and the production was somewhat thin across the board — particularly in the passing game.
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1 day ago |
si.com | Alex D'Agostino
The Arizona Cardinals have spent the offseason ensuring their sub-par defense would be bolstered with enough personnel to compete at a high level in 2025, which left the offense somewhat neglected. But Arizona does sport some elite-level playmakers, and could see a jump in the third year of HC Jonathan Gannon's reign. Of course, the 2024 offense did underperform at times. It was inconsistent, and the production was somewhat thin across the board — particularly in the passing game.
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