The above scene might look cute to you, but Ken Rosenthal says the fiasco that is baseball's calendar could get even worse. 

The above scene might look cute to you, but Ken Rosenthal says the fiasco that is baseball's calendar could get even worse. 

The above scene might look cute to you, but Ken Rosenthal says the fiasco that is baseball's calendar could get even worse. 

The Diamondbacks will continue building around top-level starting pitching and a young nucleus of position players. 

--3B Mark Reynolds is enthusiastic about a possible 2009 transfer to second base with the impending departure of 2B Orlando Hudson via free agency. 

The Diamondbacks will continue building around top-level starting pitching and a young nucleus of position players. 

--3B Mark Reynolds is enthusiastic about a possible 2009 transfer to second base with the impending departure of 2B Orlando Hudson via free agency. 

The Diamondbacks will continue building around top-level starting pitching and a young nucleus of position players. 

--3B Mark Reynolds is enthusiastic about a possible 2009 transfer to second base with the impending departure of 2B Orlando Hudson via free agency. 

The Diamondbacks entered the offseason with a hole at second base caused by the impending departure of free agent Orlando Hudson, whose likely $10 million-a-year price tag is too rich for their blood. 

The Diamondbacks entered the offseason with a hole at second base caused by the impending departure of free agent Orlando Hudson, whose likely $10 million-a-year price tag is too rich for their blood. 

The Diamondbacks entered the offseason with a hole at second base caused by the impending departure of free agent Orlando Hudson, whose likely $10 million-a-year price tag is too rich for their blood. 

The above scene might look cute to you, but Ken Rosenthal says the fiasco that is baseball's calendar could get even worse. 

The Diamondbacks will continue building around top-level starting pitching and a young nucleus of position players. 

--C Miguel Montero is playing winter ball in his native Venezuela, as usual, after attempts to add him to the Arizona Fall League failed because he could not be guaranteed enough playing time.