The Arizona Diamondbacks optioned right-handed pitcher Drey Jameson and reassigned right-handed pitcher John Curtiss and infielder Luken Baker to minor league camp, the team announced Sunday.
The roster moves leave 37 players left in camp with 11 days until opening day.
Jameson has played three seasons with the D-backs, pitching to a 2.65 ERA across 68 innings.
He threw a career-high 40.2 innings in 2023 before missing the entire 2024 season due to injury. The 28-year-old played in only three major league games last season as he dealt with elbow issues.
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Curtiss has eight years of MLB experience, with a career 4.03 ERA. He pitched 36.2 innings for Arizona last season with a 3.93 ERA and earned one save.
Baker has spent nine years between the minor and majors. The infielder has done three stints in MLB with the St. Louis Cardinals, with 73 total games under his belt.
The D-backs signed him to a minor league deal in January. He had hit .273 with a .961 OPS in 13 spring training games.
The moves come a week after Arizona optioned five players to the Reno Aces.
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