Diamondbacks Outright Pitcher Derek Law to Triple-A Reno

Reno, NV, September 18, 2026 —

The Arizona Diamondbacks have outrighted pitcher Derek Law to their Triple-A affiliate, the Reno Aces. This move signifies a procedural step in managing the team’s roster.

Outrighting a player means that he is removed from the team’s 40-man roster. If the player is not claimed off waivers by another Major League Baseball team, he becomes a free agent. In this instance, Law has been assigned to Triple-A Reno, indicating that he has accepted the assignment rather than becoming a free agent immediately.

Derek Law, a right-handed pitcher, has had previous experience in Major League Baseball. The specific circumstances leading to this roster decision, such as Law’s performance, injury status, or the team’s roster needs at the Major League level, were not detailed in the information provided.

The Triple-A Reno Aces are based in Reno, Nevada. This assignment places Law within the Diamondbacks’ minor league system, where he will have the opportunity to work towards rejoining the Major League club or pursuing other opportunities. The duration of his assignment to Reno was not specified.

Further details regarding Derek Law’s contract status beyond this outright assignment and his potential future with the Diamondbacks organization were not made available.

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