Diamondbacks agree to terms with 20 players, including Wade Miley
Arizona Diamondbacks pitcher Wade Miley. June 24, 2012.
Photographer: Norm Hall
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Posted: 03/02/2013
PHOENIX - The Arizona Diamondbacks agreed to terms on one-year contracts for the 2013 season on Saturday.
The team also renewed the contract of left-handed pitcher Wade Miley according to D-backs' Executive Vice President and General Manager Kevin Towers.
The 20 players who agreed to terms on one-year contracts are:
Right-handed Pitchers (8) - Chase Anderson, Charles Brewer, Josh Collmenter, Randall Delgado, Daniel Hudson, Starling Peralta, Eric Smith and Zeke Spruill;
Left-handed Pitchers (5) - Patrick Corbin, Eury De la Rosa, Joe Paterson, Matt Reynolds and Tyler Skaggs;
Outfielders (5) - Keon Broxton, Tony Campana, Adam Eaton, Alfredo Marte and A.J. Pollock;
Infielders (2) – Didi Gregorius and Paul Goldschmidt.
The D-backs now have all players on the 40-man roster under contract for the 2013 season.
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