Diamondbacks release outfielder with .713 OPS amid playoff push

The Arizona Diamondbacks have parted ways with an outfielder who previously played for the Toronto Blue Jays, ending his stint with the team during their push for the postseason. The player posted a .713 OPS during his time with the Diamondbacks before being released. This roster move comes as the Diamondbacks aim to maintain their winning momentum in the National League West Division.

The Diamondbacks have been in strong form recently, winning their last five games, including a commanding 11-4 victory at the San Diego Padres and a 12-8 win at the Colorado Rockies. Their current streak has helped solidify their position in the NL West, as they seek to secure a playoff spot in Major League Baseball. The team is based in Phoenix, Arizona, and competes in the National League West Division.

Meanwhile, the Toronto Blue Jays have struggled in their recent outings, losing four of their last five games, including a 1-5 home defeat to the Cincinnati Reds on 26 September. The Blue Jays are preparing for their next game against the Cincinnati Reds on 27 September, hoping to improve their form after a series of close losses.

This roster adjustment by the Diamondbacks reflects their efforts to optimise the squad ahead of the critical final stretch of the MLB season. With the playoffs approaching, every move counts as teams position themselves for the postseason battles ahead.