Marlon

Arias

Arias last pitched professionally in 2009 for the Dodgers’ organization, posting an ugly 6.23 ERA over 26 innings in three minor league stops. The 27-year-old southpaw will serve as organizational depth.

The 32-year-old southpaw sat out the 2016 season after toiling in the Mexican League in 2015. He spent five years in the Dodgers’ organization from 2005-2009 and hasn’t pitched stateside since, though recently looked impressive in the Dominican Winter League. He’s nothing more than organizational depth for the D’Backs.

Arias struck out 10 and walked two while lowering his ERA from 6.18 to 4.66. The left-hander isn’t viewed as much of a prospect as a starter, but he has the stuff to perhaps contribute as a reliever someday.