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REACTION: D-backs FAIL to Land Starter As NL Rivals Load Up at Trade Deadline | Snakes Territory
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Well, that was anticlimactic. The Diamondbacks traded three players to the St. Louis Cardinals for outfielder Lars Nootbaar on Monday but were unable to push any other moves across the finish line. Why did general manager Mike Hazen fall short in his pursuit for a starting pitcher?
Plus, what is there to like about Nootbaar, and are we sure the D-backs wouldn't have been better off with Nathaniel Lowe? We also dive in to the plethora of moves made by the San Diego Padres, Milwaukee Brewers and other wild card contenders. Do the D-backs still have hope in the wild card race?
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00:00 Intro
01:20 D-backs unable to get starting pitcher
08:13 What to know about Lars Nootbaar
15:05 Better off with Nathaniel Lowe?
24:05 Why weren't D-backs willing to exceed luxury tax?
27:23 Padres and other NL wild card teams load up
40:16 Positive spins on Nootbaar
49:59 Outro
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