The MLB trade deadline is on July 31 and trade speculation and rumors are running rampant. The Arizona Diamondbacks are in the middle of the speculation. In fact, one MLB insider says the team could be the "epicenter of the trade deadline.

Arizona has started 9-4 in June. The team is winning close and late. (Josh Naylor hit a walk-off grand slam against Seattle and added another game-winning RBI against San Diego.) They’re winning games when they score. (The Diamondbacks have two 10-run games in June. Both victories.)

Diamondbacks Receive: RHP Logan Evans (#10 Prospect), 1B Tyler Locklear (#11 prospect), and RHP Teddy McGraw (#17 prospect)

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The Arizona Diamondbacks open a nine-game, three-city road trip in Toronto on June 17, where they will play the Blue Jays.

The Arizona Diamondbacks are getting calls about possible trades, ahead of the MLB trade deadline. Arizona is hesitant to take the calls.

Outfielder Paxton Kling is among three Nittany Lions who will participate in the Major League Baseball Draft Combine in Arizona.

Diamondbacks manager Torey Lovullo's son, Nick Lovullo, manages the Cubs Class A affiliate in South Bend. The Diamondbacks signed Anthony DeSclafani and optioned Bryce Jarvis to Triple-A Reno. The Diamondbacks spent four innings trying to figure out Padres starting pitcher Nick Pivetta,

Arizona Diamondbacks pitcher Shelby Miller and his wife, Erika learned their son, Kyler, who was not even a year old, had a rare genetic disorder.

Nick Pivetta held Arizona to two hits over seven innings and Jake Cronenworth homered as the San Diego Padres defeated the Diamondbacks 8-2 on Sunday to snap a three-game losing streak.