Arizona Diamondbacks

Left Field Corner: 8ft 6in to 10ft

Left Field: 7ft 6in

Center Field: 25ft

Right Field: 7ft 6in

Right Field Corner: 8ft 8in to 9ft 6in

Through the games played on April 27, 2009, the Tigers all time win/loss record is 8488-8787

Through the games played on August 4, 2007, the Tigers all time win-loss record is 8377-8165.

"D-Backs Swing" by Roger Clyne & The Peacemakers. The song can be bought for 99 cents on AZPeacmakers.com where the Diamondbacks will match the funds collected from the song downloads and donate it to St. Joseph's Hospital.

Dr. Ronald Kvitne is listed as the current team Physician.

Chase Field has a retractable roof, so technically yes. The Arizona Diamondbacks have played in Chase Field since 1998. The stadium was the built from 1996-98 and is the first stadium built in the US with a retractable roof.

Clint Hurdle is the manager of the Pittsburgh Pirates.

Paul Goldschmidt debuted on August 1, 2011, playing for the Arizona Diamondbacks at Chase Field; he played his final game on September 29, 2013, playing for the Arizona Diamondbacks at Chase Field.

Orel Hershiser, a righthander who pitched with several teams between 1983-2000 but spent the majority of his career with the Los Angeles Dodgers, holds the MLB record for scoreless innings pitched with 59 between August 30 and September 28 in the 1988 season. Hershiser currently can be seen broadcasting games on ESPN.

Steve Finley played in 2 games at designated hitter for the Arizona Diamondbacks in 2000, starting in none of them.

, equivalent to 0 errors per game (estimate based on total games played in).

Randy Johnson played in 35 games at pitcher for the Arizona Diamondbacks in 2001, starting in 34 of them. He played for a total of 749 outs, equivalent to 27.74 9-inning games.

He made 2 putouts, had 27 assists, and committed 4 errors, equivalent to .144 errors per 9-inning game. He had one double play.

Andre Dawson played in 139 games at right field for the Chicago Cubs in 1992, starting in 137 of them. He played for a total of 3547 outs, equivalent to 131.37 9-inning games.

He made 223 putouts, had 11 assists, and committed 2 errors, equivalent to .015 errors per 9-inning game. He had 3 double plays.

The most INNINGS played between two MLB teams was 26, in a 1-1 tie between the Brooklyn Dodgers and Boston Braves on 1920 May 1.

The longest TIME for one game was eight hours and six minutes, for a 25 inning, 7-6 win by the Milwaukee Brewers over the Chicago White Sox. Both teams scored two runs in the 9th inning, and three in 21st!

In 2010, the Yankees played a three game interleague series in Arizona from June 21-23.

Two.

1) June 2, 1990 - Seattle Mariners 2, Detroit Tigers 0

2) May 18, 2004 - Arizona Diamondbacks 2, Atlanta Braves 0.

The no hitter in 2004 was a perfect game.

i don't think that's corect i believe he threw a no hitter against the royals as a seattle player

No team has ever won the World Series after trailing 3 games to none. However, in the 2004 American League Championship Series, the Boston Red Sox beat the New York Yankees 4 games to 3 after trailing 3 games to none. (Only time in baseball history.)

The Diamondbacks have played in and won one World Series. In 2001, they defeated the New York Yankees 4 games to 3.

The Diamondbacks signed Randy Johnson as a free agent in 1999 from the Houston Astros. The Astros acquired him from the Mariners on July 31, 1998

Randy Johnson DID sign on as a free agent and played on the Astros before. Randy Johnson is the best baseball player ever. He is 6'10" and throws an amazing fastball! When he was a kid he practiced by throwing a tennis ball against his garage door. He was throwing the ball so hard that the boards started coming loose! The baseball people are saying that he is going to the Yankees this year. It's not fair. Randy Johnson is everything the Diamondbacks are, if he goes, who will stay to protect them?

Yes he is a great player. I went to his high school in Livermore, CA, which they dedicated the field by his name and he played high school baseball against my father.

Pitchers- Randy Choate, Juan Cruz, Doug Davis, JD Durbin, Dana Eveland, Edgar Gonzalez, Enrique Gonzalez, Livan Hernandez, Randy Johnson, Joe Kennedy, Byung-Hyun Kim, Brandon Lyon, Brandon Medders, Bill Murphy, Dustin Nippert, Micah Owings, Jailen Peguero, Tony Pena, Yusmeiro Petit, Mike Schultz, Doug Slaten, Jose Valverde, Brandon Webb, Bob Wickman

Catchers- Robby Hammock, Miguel Montero, Chris Snyder

Infielders- Brian Barden, Emilio Bonifacio, Alberto Callaspo, Jeff Cirillo, Tony Clark, Stephen Drew, Orlando Hudson, Connor Jackson Augie Ojeda, Mark Reynolds, Donnie Sadler, Jason Smith, Chad Tracy

Outfielders- Eric Byrnes, Jeff DaVanon, Scott Hairston, Carlos Quentin, Jeff Salazar, Justin Upton, Chris Young

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Here's the all-time list as of the start of the 2008 season:

ARIZONA DIAMONDBACKS

CAREER

RUNS R

1 Luis Gonzalez 780

2 Steve Finley 491

3 Tony Womack 392

4 Jay Bell 360

5 Craig Counsell 343

6 Matt Williams 317

7 Chad Tracy 239

8 Junior Spivey 188

9 Danny Bautista 186

10 Eric Byrnes 185

11 Damian Miller 180

12 Alex Cintron 173

13 Travis Lee 162

14 Orlando Hudson 156

15 David Dellucci 152

T16 Erubiel Durazo 146

T16 Shawn Green 146

18 Conor Jackson 139

19 Mark Grace 122

20 Quinton McCracken 120

T21 Greg Colbrunn 111

T21 Andy Fox 111

T23 Kelly Stinnett 108

T23 Shea Hillenbrand 108

25 Chris Young 95

26 Tony Clark 91

27 Chris Snyder 90

28 Stephen Drew 87

T29 Devon White 84

T29 Reggie Sanders 84

31 Troy Glaus 78

32 Matt Kata 65

T33 Mark Reynolds 62

T33 Tony Batista 62

T33 Scott Hairston 62

36 Royce Clayton 59

37 Robby Hammock 58

38 Carlos Quentin 52

39 Hanley Frias 49

40 Chad Moeller 47

T41 Rod Barajas 44

T41 Luis Terrero 44

T43 Johnny Estrada 43

T43 Jeff Davanon 43

45 Bernard Gilkey 42

46 Karim Garcia 39

47 Carlos Baerga 37

48 Andy Green 33

49 Miguel Montero 30

50 Raul Mondesi 27

51 Danny Klassen 25

52 Damion Easley 24

T53 Brent Brede 23

T53 Jose Cruz Jr. 23

T53 Lyle Overbay 23

56 Richie Sexson 20

T57 Juan Brito 17

T57 Yamil Benitez 17

T57 Curt Schilling 17

T57 Justin Upton 17

61 Augie Ojeda 16

62 Brian Anderson 15

T63 Roberto Alomar 14

T63 Andy Benes 14

T63 Randy Johnson 14

T66 Jeff Salazar 13

T66 Miguel Batista 13

T66 Omar Daal 13

T66 Jose Guillen 13

T70 Alberto Callaspo 12

T70 Jason Conti 12

T72 Turner Ward 11

T72 Lenny Harris 11

T74 Brandon Webb 10

T74 Alex Cabrera 10

T76 Livan Hernandez 9

T76 Andy Stankiewicz 9

T76 Brent Mayne 9

T76 Koyie Hill 9

T76 Micah Owings 9

T81 Mark Little 8

T81 Rob Ryan 8

T81 Jorge Fabregas 8

T81 Tim Olson 8

T85 Felix Jose 6

T85 Jeff Cirillo 6

T85 Todd Stottlemyre 6

T88 Chris Donnels 5

T88 Josh Kroeger 5

T88 Doug DeVore 5

T91 Stephen Randolph 4

T91 Dante Powell 4

T93 Willie Blair 3

T93 Nick Bierbrodt 3

T93 Armando Reynoso 3

T93 Casey Fossum 3

T93 Jerry Gil 3

T93 Rick Helling 3

T93 Matt Mieske 3

T93 Chris Jones 3

T93 Ryan Christenson 3

T93 Doug Davis 3

T93 Enrique Gonzalez 3

T104 Robert Ellis 2

T104 Clint Sodowsky 2

T104 Casey Daigle 2

T104 John Patterson 2

T104 Yusmeiro Petit 2

T104 Edwin Diaz 2

T104 Brad Halsey 2

T104 Amaury Telemaco 2

T104 Alan Zinter 2

T104 Emilio Bonifacio 2

T104 Javier Vazquez 2

T104 Claudio Vargas 2

T104 Bobby Estalella 2

T104 Shawn Estes 2

T118 Edgar Gonzalez 1

T118 Brandon Lyon 1

T118 Jose Valverde 1

T118 Bob Wolcott 1

T118 Lance Cormier 1

T118 Mike DiFelice 1

T118 Midre Cummings 1

T118 Hensley Meulens 1

T118 Elmer Dessens 1

T118 Ernie Young 1

T118 Russ Ortiz 1

T118 Nelson Figueroa 1

T118 Jason Grimsley 1

T118 Tony Pena 1

T118 Jeff Suppan 1

T118 Gregg Olson 1

T118 Donnie Sadler 1

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Dave Kingman hit a home run estimated at 600 feet on April 14, 1976. He hit it down Kenmore ave, hitting the front of the 4th house

Comerica Park, home of the Detroit Tigers.

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