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Diamondbacks' Zac Gallen hits Opening Day better, stronger, faster


entered the offseason as a free agent, and since he no longer was with the Diamondbacks, that meant he no longer had access to the club’s facility at Salt River Fields. Gallen needed a place to train over the winter. He also needed a new set of eyes on him as he worked on his pitching mechanics. "I feel like we’re in a good spot," Gallen said. (MSN.com)

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Diamondbacks' Zac Gallen hits Opening Day better, stronger, faster