Remaining on the list at the No. 4 spot in the rankings was Arizona Diamondbacks top prospect Jordan Lawlar. It was reported late Sunday night by Nick Piecoro of The Arizona Republic that Lawlar was being promoted to the major leagues and would join the Diamondbacks for their upcoming series against the San Francisco Giants.

“Veteran reliever Kendall Graveman, who has not pitched in an MLB game since September, 2023, will travel with the Arizona Diamondbacks and is set to return this week against the San Francisco Giants,” Bob Nightengale of USA Today shared in a post on X.

Alongside Lawlar, the Diamondbacks also activated Kendall Graveman off of the injured list. Originally signed this winter as a reinforcement to the back end of the bullpen, Graveman has been plagued with back issues and nagging injury.

Widely considered to be a step behind the Los Angeles Dodgers, Arizona Diamondbacks, and San Diego Padres in a stacked National League West, the San Francisco Giants have thrust themselves into the middle of the division race.

Tawa will transition to more of an outfield role after the Diamondbacks called up Jordan Lawlar from Triple-A Reno on Monday, Alex Weiner of Arizona Sports reports.

Arizona calls up elite infield prospect Jordan Lawlar, whose minor league production and positional flexibility make him a must-add in all fantasy baseball formats.

Recently called-up Diamondbacks prospect Jordan Lawlar was ranked No. 4 in the latest MLB Pipeline top-100 list. He was the PCL Player of the Month in April.

The Diamondbacks surprisingly called up one of their top prospects, Jordan Lawlar, and they sent a bold message explaining their decision