Pete Fairbanks Slips Away on Christmas Eve, So Where Do the Diamondbacks Turn NEXT?

There was no Pete Fairbanks under the Christmas tree for the Diamondbacks and their fans on Wednesday. Instead, Fairbanks has reportedly agreed to a one-year, $13 million deal with the Miami Marlins. With the last top closer off the market, where do the D-backs turn for bullpen help? We discuss how it is possible that they missed out on Fairbanks to the Marlins and if Seranthony Dominguez would fit in as a high leverage relief arm for Arizona.

Plus, we give our takes on the offseason moves around MLB that we would happily return for store credit and why a trade with the Braves for Ketel Marte simply won’t work.

Who Can Diamondbacks Target After Missing on Pete Fairbanks?