Trey Mancini opted out of his minor league contract with the Diamondbacks after the team chose not to add him to the MLB roster. He played three months with Triple-A Reno, achieving a batting average of .308 with 16 homers over 74 games. Despite impressive numbers in a favorable hitting environment, Arizona's current first base and designated hitter options left no room for Mancini. He will now seek other opportunities in free agency, having struggled at the MLB level since a 2022 trade from the Orioles.
Trey Mancini opted out of his minor league contract with the Diamondbacks after Arizona did not select him for the MLB roster, returning him to free agency.
At Triple-A Reno, Mancini had a successful season with a .308 batting average, 16 homers, and a .522 slugging percentage over 74 games, showing above-average numbers.
The D-Backs' current first base/designated hitter setup includes Josh Naylor and Pavin Smith, leaving limited opportunities for Mancini to join the lineup.
Mancini has not been productive at the MLB level since being traded by the Orioles in 2022 but could attract interest from other clubs after his performance in Reno.
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