What is happening? Welcome to the Plus Pitch Podcast. More pitching podcast from Pitcherlist.com. My name is Nick Pollack. Today, we're going to talk about the Arizona Diamondbacks.

And this is a very interesting situation because you might be listening to this in March.

And things might be different. Because we have Corrin Burns here. He's a stud. And you will be a stud.

And honestly, everyone that wants to say that Corrin Burns, oh no, 23%er. That's who he is. You're wrong. Well, you might be right. I don't know.

I don't think he's the same guy though because he has a new cutter at the end of the year last year that he

showcased with a lot more drop on it. It's kind of more like his old one. That actually allowed him to get

low with that pitch instead of middle with it. It's far better. This is more of the burns that we used to see. And guess what? Arizona had the second

best defense overall last year. They did lose Christian Walker, one of the best, if not the best

first baseman defensively. They're replacing him with Josh Naylor who was neutral. Fine. But

it still would then be inside the top 15 easily in defenses of not still inside the top 10.

So I'm very encouraged by Burns going over to Arizona.

I think it's a very good situation for him.

And he'll have a better cutter than he showcased all of last year.

So that's good.

You have Zach Gallin, who I'm not really that high on.

And the whole approach of Gallin has kind of weirded me out over the years because when I initially

saw him, I was really excited because of the change up and then he had the slider and cutter.

And yes, this curveball's always been there.

It's been one of the highest low lock pitches in baseball.

It's the true death ball.

But when Gallin was really killing it, it was four seamers being established down and

then curveballs underneath it. So we actually had this really high cold strike rate on that

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