In an MLB winter dominated by big spenders, the Diamondbacks were able to land former Cy Young winner Corbin Burnes. Here's how they did it.

Ken Kendrick is still competitive, sharp, cognizant of the bottom line. But the Arizona Diamondbacks owner says he's responsibly growing payroll.

The Diamondbacks are projected to enter the 2025 season with a payroll of about $184 million, the highest in franchise history and a $10 million bump from last year.

The Arizona Diamondbacks' roster moves and franchise-record payroll reflect their commitment to 2025, when they expect to extend their recent string of success.

At 81, Ken Kendrick knows time is not on his side ... high-priced pitcher, Corbin Burnes. Burnes’ six-year, $210 million contract shocked the baseball world — and it pushed the Diamondbacks ...