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Pitcher Zac Gallen Agrees to 1-Year Deal to Return to the Arizona Diamondbacks, AP Source Says
Zac Gallen returns to Arizona Diamondbacks on a one-year, $22 million deal after seeking a multi-year contract but accepting the qualifying offer, agent Scott Boras confirmed.
- On Friday, right-hander Zac Gallen agreed to a one-year, $22 million contract to return to the Arizona Diamondbacks, with the deal pending a physical, a person told the AP.
- With no multi-year offer forthcoming, Gallen declined the $22.025 million qualifying offer by the Nov. 18 deadline, Scott Boras confirmed, prompting his return to Arizona.
- As a two-year All-Star-level performer from 2022–24, Gallen endured his worst big-league season in 2025, finishing 13-15 with a 4.83 ERA and an 8.2 strikeout rate per nine innings.
- The deal preserves Zac Gallen as a rotation piece for Arizona, pending a physical, keeping the former ace who ranks behind Randy Johnson and Brandon Webb with 65 franchise wins.
- After a spike in opponents' slugging against his curveball from.230 in 2024 to.438 in 2025, Arizona kept Gallen to extend the $22.025 million qualifying offer, which he declined, despite trading Mitch Keller.
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Zac Gallen’s disastrous free agency trip will finally come to an end. The right-hander returned to the Arizona Diamondbacks on a one-year deal.In his latest piece for The Athletic, MLB Insider Ken Rosenthal spoke to someone familiar with the negotiations for the Diamondbacks starter. The source noted that while there were multiyear deals on the table, none of them had the yearly average that Gallen deemed acceptable. Instead, he chose to stay wi…
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Reports: RHP Zac Gallen returns to D-backs on 1-year deal
After testing the open market, right-handed starting pitcher Zac Gallen is re-signing with the Arizona Diamondbacks on a one-year contract, multiple media outlets reported Friday.
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