Arizona Diamondbacks Events Near Ashburn

Follow one of the hottest new teams in baseball with tickets to see the Arizona Diamondbacks play. The National League’s newest expansion team has been captivating fans since day one, helping to affirm Phoenix’s place as a great American city and giving the region a home team to cheer for. Head out to a Diamondbacks game and see some of the best baseball in the Southwest for yourself.

Baseball in the Desert

The D-backs joined Major League Baseball in 1998 and quickly became one of the most successful expansion franchises in history. In their first 5 seasons, they took the division title 3 times and won the World Series in 2001, claiming the title faster than any other new team.

Attracting world-class talent in players like Luis Gonzalez, and Randy Johnson, the Diamondbacks played through rough times in the mid-2000s to fight their way back to the postseason. With feats like Johnson’s perfect game in 2004 or Aaron Hill hitting for the cycle twice in 2012, D-backs fans have had plenty to get excited over.

A Game with the Rattlesnakes

Whether they’re playing under the roof at Chase Field or representing Arizona on the road, the Diamondbacks show off some great baseball delivered with their signature flair. A home game stands out is one of the great things to do in Phoenix, and you can take your Diamondback tickets to catch the team’s latest race for the playoffs and enjoy a great day out at the ballpark.

Where do the Arizona Diamondbacks play?

The Diamondbacks home stadium since its opening in 1998 is Chase Field.

Have the Arizona Diamondbacks ever won a World Series?

Yes, they have. In 2001, just three years after their founding they won the World Series, making them the fastest expansion team to ever do so.

Do the Arizona Diamondbacks have a mascot?

The official mascot of the Arizona DIamondbacks is D. Baxter the Bobcat. He didn't become the official mascot until 2000.

Where did the Diamondbacks get their colors from?

The Diamondbacks team colors are inspired by the landscape of Arizona - red rocks of Sedona and san of the Sonoran Desert.

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