Arizona Diamondbacks

Arizona Diamondbacks founded in 1998
abbreviation
ARI
Nickname (s)
The D-Backs, The Snakes
Club colors
Red, black, sand, white    
league
National League (since 1998) West Division (since 1998)
Ball park (s)
Chase Field (since 1998)
president
Kevin Towers
successes
World Series (1): 2001 National League title (1): 2001 Division titles (5): 1999, 2001, 2002, 2007, 2011 Wild Card (1): 2017
Website : dbacks.com

The Arizona Diamondbacks (also known as D-Backs are abbreviate) founded in 1998 baseball team of Major League Baseball , which in Phoenix is located. The Diamondbacks play their home games at Chase Field .

The franchise has played in the National League since its inception , where it belongs to the Western Division .

The Diamondbacks greatest achievement was winning the 2001 World Series . In addition to winning the National League title in the same year, they were able to qualify a total of four more times for the postseason, especially in the 2011 season.

Members of the Baseball Hall of Fame

Arizona Diamondbacks Hall of Famers
Membership in the National Baseball Hall of Fame
Arizona Diamondbacks Roberto Alomar Randy Johnson * Alan Trammell
Players in bold are depicted on their Hall of Fame boards with Diamondbacks badges. * Randy Johnson is shown wearing the Diamondback badge, but the Hall of Fame names the Seattle Mariners as its primary team.

Numbers that are no longer assigned

• 20 Luis Gonzalez , 1999-2006
• 42 Jackie Robinson (at any Major League Baseball club)
• 51 Randy Johnson , 1999-2004, 2007-2008

Current squad

Arizona Diamondbacks players
Active players (25-player group)				Inactive players (40-player group)		Trainer / Others
Pitcher Starting rotation 38 Robbie Ray 23 Zac Gallen 24 Luke Weaver 29 Merrill Kelly 49 Alex Young Bullpen 45 Taylor Clarke 57 Taylor Widener 37 Kevin Ginkel 41 Junior Guerra 28 Hector Rondón 58 Stefan Crichton 50 Yoan López 33 Matt Grace Closer 25 Archie Bradley		Catcher 18 Carson Kelly 12 Daulton Varsho 21 Stephen Vogt Infielder 13 Nick Ahmed 32 Kevin Cron  5 Eduardo Escobar 22 Jake Lamb  4 Ketel Marte 53 Christian Walker Outfielder 56 Kole Calhoun  9 Jon Jay 16 Tim Locastro  2 Starling Marte  6 David Peralta		Pitcher 59 Jeremy Beasley 48 Corbin Martin 47 Andrew Chafin 40 Madison Bumgarner 46 Riley Smith 52 Bo Takahashi 67 Emilio Vargas 35 Joel Payamps 34 Jon Duplantier Infielder 27 Wyatt Mathisen 10 Josh Rojas 14 Andy Young		Manager 17 Torey Lovullo Trainer 60 Luis Urueta (bench) 11 Darnell Coles (hitting) 70 Matt Herges (pitching) 39 Dave McKay (First Base)  3 Tony Perezchica (Third Base) 43 Mike Fetters (Bullpen) 83 Dan Butler (Bullpen Catcher) 84 Humberto Quintero (Bullpen Catcher) 77 Eric Hinske (Assistant Hitting)  7 Robby Hammock (Quality Control / Catching) Injury list (60 days) 61 Silvino Bracho (45 days) Injury list (7 or 10 days) * Banned Roster updated on 23 August 2020 Transfers • Line-up

Due to the COVID-19 pandemic , the number of players in the active squad at the beginning of the 2020 MLB season on 23/24. July increased to 30 players. Two weeks later there was a scheduled reduction to 28 players. Another two weeks later, the number of players is to be reduced to 26 and maintained for the entire 2020 season. In the case of double-headers , the teams may appoint a 27th player to the active squad.

Minor league teams of the Arizona Diamondbacks

• AAA : Reno Aces , Reno , Nevada
• AA : Jackson Generals , Jackson , Tennessee
• Advanced A : Visalia Rawhide , Visalia , California
• A : Kane County Cougars , Geneva , Illinois
• Short A : Hillsboro Hops , Oregon , Oregon
• Rookie : Arizona Diamondbacks , Scottsdale , Arizona
• Rookie : Missoula Osprey , Missoula , Montana
• Rookie : Dominican Diamondbacks , Dominican Republic

Web links

Commons : Arizona Diamondbacks  - Collection of images, videos, and audio files

• Official website (English)

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Randy Johnson, Baseball Hall of Fame. Accessed April 20, 2019 . 
2. ↑ https://www.mlb.com/news/mlb-roster-transaction-rules-for-2020-season (English) accessed on: 23 August 2020
3. ^ The Baseball Cube: History Arizona Diamondbacks