Randal Grichuk, Diamondbacks Agree To $2M, 1-year Deal With Mutual Option For ’25, AP Source Says

PHOENIX: The Arizona Diamondbacks and veteran slugger Randal Grichuk agreed Saturday on a $2 million, one-year contract with a mutual possibility for 2025, an individual with direct data of the deal informed The Associated Press.

The particular person spoke to the AP on situation of anonymity Saturday as a result of the deal, which was first reported by ESPN, hadn’t been formally introduced.

Grichuk will probably be paid $1.5 million this season and would make $6 million in 2025, or the D-backs may pay a $500,000 buyout.

The 32-year-old Grichuk has 191 profession homers with the Cardinals, Blue Jays, Rockies and Angels. He break up time between the Rockies and Angels final season, hitting .267 with 16 homers.

Grichuk provides the defending National League champions some extra right-handed energy in a lineup that features Eugenio Suarez, Lourdes Gurriel Jr. and Christian Walker.

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