Doug & Wolf

D-backs CEO and president Derrick Hall is confident that MLB can move forward even with positive cases for coronavirus cropping up.

Arizona Diamondbacks president Derrick Hall remains optimistic, but more needs to be figured out before MLB can return to play.

USA Today's Bob Nightengale said MLB and the players union haven't even negotiated over a video calls over the last few weeks.

Diamondbacks owner Ken Kendrick explained to Doug & Wolf why he feels the players aren't negotiating from a point of honesty.

Arizona Diamondbacks managing general partner Ken Kendrick believes it's worth advancing the discussion about the flaws of the current MLB model.

Player agent Scott Boras responded to comments D-backs owner Ken Kendrick made on Arizona Sports. Meanwhile, CEO Derrick Hall thinks there will be a season.

With the addition of Pro Bowl wide receiver Deandre Hopkins, where do the Arizona Cardinals stack up among the best offensive trios in the NFC?

USA Today columnist Bob Nightengale expressed optimism that a 2020 baseball season will happen, and that it's just a matter of when it will get underway.

Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey expressed optimism for negotiations in MLB and acknowledged the possibility that sports fans could be in the stands down the road.

Joe Burrow's NFL comp has been said to be Kurt Warner. The former Cardinals quarterback was good with that comparison, and Carson Palmer weighed in.