The Diamondbacks know Ziegler well, as he pitched for Arizona from 2011 to 2016. Now 38, the side-winding right-hander will likely be used as a setup man for Brad Boxberger in his second go-round with the D'backs.

In Eveld, the Marlins hope to fill the hole created by the departure of Ziegler in the bullpen (at some point). The 6'5" right-hander has not pitched above Double-A ball but displays much promise as a high-leverage reliever.

Ziegler should see more holds opportunities in Arizona, but his saves had already dried up even before the trade. His value moves up slightly, overall. As for Eveld, look for him to challenge for a spot in Miami's bullpen next spring. He is one to watch.