Arizona Diamondbacks

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28 seasons | 2167-2267 (.489) | 1 Championship

The Arizona Diamondbacks have played since 1998, a total of 28 seasons. The franchise's all-time record is 2,167-2,267 (.489). They have won 1 World Series title.

W (Wins):
Games credited to a pitcher whose team took a lead it never surrendered while he was the pitcher of record.
L (Losses):
Games charged to the pitcher of record when the opposing team took a lead it never surrendered.
Win% (Winning Percentage):
Wins divided by games decided.

Data updated

🏆 Championships (1)

2001 Arizona Diamondbacks 4-3

📊 Quick Stats

28 Seasons
2167 Wins
2267 Losses
.489 Win %
1 Titles
7 Playoffs

📈 Best & Worst Single Seasons

Best BA — 1999 .276 3% above the 1999 NL average (.268)
Worst BA — 2022 .230 5% below the 2022 NL average (.242)
Best ERA — 2017 3.66 16% better than the 2017 NL average (4.34)
Worst ERA — 2021 5.11 22% worse than the 2021 NL average (4.20)
Most R — 1999 908 12% above the 1999 NL average (810 R)
Fewest R — 2020 269 5% below the 2020 NL average (282 R)

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⭐ All-Time Leaders

Top players by games played (min 100 games)

1
Luis Gonzalez 1999-2006
2
Paul Goldschmidt 2011-2018
3
Ketel Marte 2017-2025
4
David Peralta 2014-2022
5
Miguel Montero 2006-2014

More Notable Players

Nick Ahmed (2014-2023) Chris Young (2006-2012) Steve Finley (1999-2004) Christian Walker (2017-2024) Gerardo Parra (2009-2014) Stephen Drew (2006-2012) Justin Upton (2007-2012) Chad Tracy (2004-2009) Craig Counsell (2000-2006) AJ Pollock (2012-2018) Tony Womack (1999-2003) Jay Bell (1998-2002) Jake Lamb (2014-2020) Matt Williams (1998-2003) Chris Owings (2013-2018) Mark Reynolds (2007-2010) Geraldo Perdomo (2021-2025) Chris Snyder (2004-2010) Conor Jackson (2005-2010) Aaron Hill (2011-2015) David Dellucci (1998-2003) Corbin Carroll (2022-2025) Damian Miller (1998-2002) Danny Bautista (2000-2004) Pavin Smith (2020-2025) Eric Byrnes (2006-2009) Alex Cintron (2001-2005) Jake McCarthy (2021-2025) Quinton McCracken (2002-2005) Alek Thomas (2022-2025) Lourdes Gurriel (2023-2025) Orlando Hudson (2006-2008) Tony Clark (2005-2009) Carson Kelly (2019-2023) Josh Rojas (2019-2023) Andrew Chafin (2014-2023) Brad Ziegler (2011-2018) Ryan Roberts (2009-2012) Eduardo Escobar (2018-2021) Travis Lee (1998-2000) Mark Grace (2001-2003) Greg Colbrunn (1999-2004) Augie Ojeda (2007-2010) Junior Spivey (2001-2003) Kelly Stinnett (1998-2005)

🏆 Playoff History (14)

2023
Arizona Diamondbacks NLCS
Won
2023
Arizona Diamondbacks NLDS2
Won
2023
Arizona Diamondbacks NLWC1
Won
2023
Arizona Diamondbacks WS
Lost
2017
Arizona Diamondbacks NLDS1
Lost
2017
Arizona Diamondbacks NLWC
Won
2011
Arizona Diamondbacks NLDS2
Lost
2007
Arizona Diamondbacks NLCS
Lost
2007
Arizona Diamondbacks NLDS1
Won
2002
Arizona Diamondbacks NLDS2
Lost
2001
Arizona Diamondbacks NLCS
Won
2001
Arizona Diamondbacks NLDS2
Won
2001
Arizona Diamondbacks WS
Won
1999
Arizona Diamondbacks NLDS2
Lost

📅 Season History

28 seasons on record

Franchise History

Wins per season — gold bars are World Series wins, silver are pennants.

2025 Arizona Diamondbacks 80-82 2024 Arizona Diamondbacks 89-73 2023 Arizona Diamondbacks 84-78 2022 Arizona Diamondbacks 74-88 2021 Arizona Diamondbacks 52-110 2020 Arizona Diamondbacks 25-35 2019 Arizona Diamondbacks 85-77 2018 Arizona Diamondbacks 82-80 2017 Arizona Diamondbacks 93-69 2016 Arizona Diamondbacks 69-93 2015 Arizona Diamondbacks 79-83 2014 Arizona Diamondbacks 64-98 2013 Arizona Diamondbacks 81-81 2012 Arizona Diamondbacks 81-81 2011 Arizona Diamondbacks 94-68 2010 Arizona Diamondbacks 65-97 2009 Arizona Diamondbacks 70-92 2008 Arizona Diamondbacks 82-80 2007 Arizona Diamondbacks 90-72 2006 Arizona Diamondbacks 76-86

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The Arizona Diamondbacks franchise in brief

28 seasons of play, 1998 through 2025, add up to 2167 wins and 2267 losses for the Arizona Diamondbacks. The first season on record, 1998, was a 65-97 year for the Arizona Diamondbacks; the latest, 2025, went 80-82. The 1 World Series titles came in 2001. The most recent title, in 2001, was a 4-3 Series win. The quick stats count 7 postseason seasons. The latest series in the playoff history is the 2023 NL Championship Series, which the club won.

The franchise's best record came in 1999, 100-62; its poorest in 2004, 51-111. The best team batting average came in 1999, .276, against a league average of .268; the weakest team average, .230, came in 2022. The lowest team ERA was 3.66 in 2017; the 2021 staff was the least effective at 5.11. For run scoring, 1999 leads the franchise callouts with 908; the 2020 team scored the fewest, 269. By games played for the franchise, the leaders are Luis Gonzalez (1999-2006), Paul Goldschmidt (2011-2018), and Ketel Marte (2017-2025). The notable players list continues with Nick Ahmed, Chris Young, and Steve Finley. Every season links to its own page, the latest being 2025 Arizona Diamondbacks.

Arizona Diamondbacks: Frequently Asked Questions

How many World Series have the Arizona Diamondbacks won?
The Arizona Diamondbacks have won 1 World Series title.
What is the all-time record of the Arizona Diamondbacks?
The Arizona Diamondbacks are 2,167-2,267 (.489) all-time across 28 seasons.
When were the Arizona Diamondbacks founded?
The franchise's first major league season was 1998, and its last was 2025.
What was the best season in Arizona Diamondbacks history?
By winning percentage, the franchise's best season was 1999, when the team went 100-62.
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