I’m Leaving” Kevin Ginkel Accepted $132M contract to depart from Diamondbacks

This article is part of a series taking a look into individual Diamondbacks player projections as we head into the 2024 spring training.

The projections presented are a composite of the rate (percentage) stats from Steamer and ZiPS as published on FanGraphs. The playing time projection is our own and is based on the current roster as of the time of this writing. Further roster changes will impact the playing time and thus the WAR projection, but not the rate or percentage statistics presented.

Although he spent an unexpected stint in Triple-A, the University of Arizona product was consistently good all year, and was crucial to the D-backs’ deep postseason endeavor. He pitched to a career-best in nearly every category, was a pinch-closer during the rougher times, and his stability, fire and energy helped breathe life into Arizona’s lackluster bullpen.