Arizona Diamondbacks starter Brandon Pfaadt is under the spotlight after a tough outing against the Washington Nationals, fueling concerns about the D-backs’ pitching depth as the season heats up. Pfaadt, who has been a stabilizing force for Arizona’s rotation in his second year, saw his ERA climb to.05 following a disastrous start that contributed to a historic first-inning collapse against the Nats.
Despite the setback, Pfaadt remains a key figure for the Diamondbacks, averaging six innings per start and consistently providing quality outings throughout the year His ability to eat innings has been crucial for a team battling injuries and inconsistency on the mound. For the season, Pfaadt holds a 7-4 record, but recent struggles have raised questions about whether he can maintain his form as Arizona pushes for a playoff spot.
The Diamondbacks, who have relied on Pfaadt to anchor their rotation, now face a critical stretch. Fans and analysts alike are watching closely to see if the young right-hander can rebound and help keep the D-backs in postseason contention.
