Even in the most darkest of baseball seasons, a bright light can emerge. Such was the case in 2014 when the 98-loss Arizona Diamondbacks trotted out Josh Collmenter every fifth day. Pressed into the starting rotation because of injury and ineffectiveness, the right-handed Collmenter turned in the best season of his four-year career. He set personal bests in wins with 11 and innings pitched with 179 1/3. For his efforts, he was rewarded with the assignment of Opening Day starter in 2015. The euphoria did not last long as Tomahawk was sent back to the bullpen in the beginning of June after a series of disappointing starts.
Arizona Diamondbacks 2015 Review: Josh Collmenter
