From the day the D-backs surprised the baseball world by signing right-hander Corbin Burnes to a six-year, $210 million contract, Arizona fans have wondered who would start Opening Day. Would it be Zac Gallen,

Corbin Burnes, who was the Orioles’ ace last season, spoke highly of his former team and said their free agency pursuit was “aggressive.”

When Spring Training opened, Corbin Burnes had a request for Diamondbacks manager Torey Lovullo -- he wanted to start the Cactus League opener, and while Lovullo is holding some of his veteran starters back a few days,

Four-time All-Star Corbin Burnes had a stellar spring training debut for the Arizona Diamondbacks on Friday, striking out all three Colorado batters he faced.

But with uncertainty about who will take the ball on Opening Day on March 27 — Gallen or the club’s new $210 million starter, Corbin Burnes — Gallen’s assignment for Monday might provide a clue about manager Torey Lovullo’s thinking. That is to ...

1. RHP Corbin Burnes looks ready to go. The Diamondbacks’ new, high-priced starter struck out all three batters he faced in an efficient inning of work. He was in the low-to-mid-90s with his fastball and got help from a challenge when catcher Gabriel Moreno asked for a two-strike review.

"Corbin Burnes??" the text read ... for an Arizona team that is currently slated to operate its highest-ever Opening Day payroll, a figure roughly $20 million more than the one they sported ...

Corbin Burnes started his Diamondbacks tenure by striking out the side in the first inning of Friday's Cactus League opener against Colorado.

Four-time All-Star Corbin Burnes had a stellar spring training ... Manager Torey Lovullo said he’s not sure who will be the team’s opening day starter on March 27 against the Chicago Cubs ...

Arizona Diamondbacks' newest frontline starter Corbin Burnes made his Cactus League ... Just didn't quite feel ready going into opening day that year. And took a couple to kind of feel like ...