After putting up 86.1 innings of above league average pitching in the 2016 and 2017 seasons, it seemed like Jake Barrett was a virtual lock to pitch some meaningful inning for the 2018 team as well. After all, he represented a decent, inexpensive bullpen arm with minor league options remaining. Then the team made the decision to instead turn to veterans Jorge De La Rosa and Fernando Salas to fill out the bullpen. Still, bullpens are volatile things, so it seemed like it was only a matter of time before Barrett would join the bullpen.
2018 Arizona Diamondbacks Reviews: #36, Jake Barrett
