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Founded: 1998 · Metro Area: Phoenix · NL · NL West · Home: Chase Field

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The Heartbreak Index9.1 · #213

The Numb · MLB, 2001

9.1
Heartbreak
#213
of 1,138 clubs
#18
in MLB
7.8
agony · 1.3 despair
The clocks
  • MLB since 20014.0
  • MLB final appearance since 20230.1
Heaviest wounds

lost the final, 2023 · fell one round short, 2007 · playoff run died early, 2017 · playoff run died early, 2011

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Who controls the club

The entity that holds control today, one per franchise; co-controllers and minority holders are listed, never summed.

How this is measured

Exactly one control entity is recorded per franchise, so a portfolio can never count a club twice. Co-controllers and minority holders are shown as published and carry no weight in any total.

The chip names the evidence. Sourced: a primary source is linked (league, club, filing or tier-one outlet). Cross-checked: matched against the ownership-change sweep. Contested: disputed or mid-sale. Rows are reviewed weekly.

Stakes are as published, often only “majority”, and are not pro-rated. A record of control is not a claim about anyone’s intent or conduct.

Who controls the clubKen Kendrick
Ken Kendrickindividual· Majority
Cross-checkedas of 11 Aug 2026

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1
World Series
2 WS Appearances
2
Pennants
3 LCS App · 5 Div titles
7
Playoff appearances
Postseason 28-29
0.489
All-time win pct
29
Seasons
since 1998

Championships

Pre-1903 cup wins (Temple Cup, World's Series, NL pennants) in slate; modern World Series titles in gold.

2001
Pre-1903 cup / NL pennantWorld Series (1903-present)

Pennants

Every World Series appearance and pre-1903 cup appearance. Solid chip = won the pennant (WS / cup); outlined chip = lost the WS / cup.

20012023

All-time record

Regular-season W-L2167-2267
Win pct0.489
Playoff record28-29
Championship appearances2 (1 wins)
LCS appearances3
Division titles5
Total seasons29
.500 or better seasons15
Most recent championship2001

Stadium history

Grouped by physical ballpark. Naming-rights eras nested.

Chase Field

2006-present
Phoenix, AZ

Bank One Ballpark

1998-2005
Phoenix, AZ
Season-by-season
1998 to 2026 · 29 seasons · click to expand
2026Arizona Diamondbacks
W-L
86-76
Win%
0.531
RS
739
RA
730
NL West · 3
—
2025Arizona Diamondbacks
W-L
80-82
Win%
0.494
RS
791
RA
785
NL West · 4
—
2024Arizona Diamondbacks
W-L
89-73
Win%
0.549
RS
886
RA
788
NL West · 3
—
2023Arizona Diamondbacks
W-L
84-78
Win%
0.518
RS
746
RA
761
NL West · 2
WS App
2022Arizona Diamondbacks
W-L
74-88
Win%
0.457
RS
702
RA
740
NL West · 4
—
2021Arizona Diamondbacks
W-L
52-110
Win%
0.321
RS
679
RA
893
NL West · 5
—
2020Arizona Diamondbacks
W-L
25-35
Win%
0.417
RS
269
RA
295
NL West · 5
—
2019Arizona Diamondbacks
W-L
85-77
Win%
0.525
RS
813
RA
743
NL West · 2
—
2018Arizona Diamondbacks
W-L
82-80
Win%
0.506
RS
693
RA
644
NL West · 3
—
2017Arizona Diamondbacks
W-L
93-69
Win%
0.574
RS
812
RA
659
NL West · 2
Playoffs
2016Arizona Diamondbacks
W-L
69-93
Win%
0.426
RS
752
RA
890
NL West · 4
—
2015Arizona Diamondbacks
W-L
79-83
Win%
0.488
RS
720
RA
713
NL West · 3
—

Top 12 postseason games

Highest-rated postseason games in franchise history by the site's Game Score metric, which combines hype, quality, stakes, and matchup rank. Losses can outrank routine wins because the formula scores game quality, not franchise spin.

1
Arizona Diamondbacks 3-2 New York Yankees
2001-11-04 · 2001 World Series G7 · Bank One Ballpark
2.163
W
2
New York Yankees 3-2 Arizona Diamondbacks
2001-11-01 · 2001 World Series G5 · Extras · Yankee Stadium II
1.723
L
3
New York Yankees 4-3 Arizona Diamondbacks
2001-10-31 · 2001 World Series G4 · Extras · Yankee Stadium II
1.579
L
4
New York Yankees 2-1 Arizona Diamondbacks
2001-10-30 · 2001 World Series G3 · Yankee Stadium II
1.398
L
5
Arizona Diamondbacks 15-2 New York Yankees
2001-11-03 · 2001 World Series G6 · Bank One Ballpark
1.322
W
6
Arizona Diamondbacks 2-1 St. Louis Cardinals
2001-10-14 · 2001 Division Series G5 · Bank One Ballpark
1.307
W
7
New York Mets 4-3 Arizona Diamondbacks
1999-10-09 · 1999 Division Series G4 · Extras · Shea Stadium
1.280
L
8
Milwaukee Brewers 3-2 Arizona Diamondbacks
2011-10-07 · 2011 Division Series G5 · Extras · Miller Park
1.273
L
9
Arizona Diamondbacks 3-2 Atlanta Braves
2001-10-21 · 2001 NLCS G5 · Turner Field
1.239
W
10
St. Louis Cardinals 4-1 Arizona Diamondbacks
2001-10-13 · 2001 Division Series G4 · Busch Stadium II
1.167
L
11
Los Angeles Dodgers 3-1 Arizona Diamondbacks
2017-10-09 · 2017 Division Series G3 · Chase Field
1.145
L
12
Arizona Diamondbacks 4-0 New York Yankees
2001-10-28 · 2001 World Series G2 · Bank One Ballpark
1.131
W

Rating through time

Where Diamondbacks sat against the rest of the league at the end of every season it played, from 1998 to 2026. Above average in 15 of 29 seasons.

00s10s20s13501500165019982026

Highest it ever rated
1584 2002, week 22
Lowest it ever rated
1404 2004, week 26

One point per season, at the rating it finished on, with a rule at every decade. Tap or drag any year for what it started on, where it peaked and where it finished. 1500 is the league average by construction, not a chosen line. The week-by-week detail for any season is on its own season page.

Games it had least right to win

Every Diamondbacks game ranked by the Elo win probability before first pitch. The last column is that probability; the lower it was, the bigger the upset.

Least likely wins, all time
  1. 12004-09-19beat St. Louis Cardinals (away)3–2
  2. 22021-07-09beat Los Angeles Dodgers (away)5–2
  3. 32022-09-20beat Los Angeles Dodgers (away)5–2
  4. 42022-09-21beat Los Angeles Dodgers (away)6–1
  5. 52021-09-18beat Houston Astros (away)6–4
  6. 61998-07-04beat Houston Astros (away)7–4
  7. 72005-08-18beat St. Louis Cardinals (away)9–2
  8. 82021-09-25beat Los Angeles Dodgers (home)7–2
  9. 92022-09-28beat Houston Astros (away)5–2
  10. 102021-06-26beat San Diego Padres (away)10–1
Least likely losses, all time
  1. 12002-09-13lost to Milwaukee Brewers (home)4–8
  2. 22025-05-17lost to Colorado Rockies (home)12–14
  3. 31999-09-29lost to Colorado Rockies (home)1–4
  4. 42002-06-14lost to Detroit Tigers (home)3–6
  5. 51999-09-17lost to Florida Marlins (home)6–10
Biggest upsets by decade4 decades
1990s
  1. 11998-07-04beat Houston Astros (away)7–4
  2. 21998-08-23beat New York Mets (away)4–3
  3. 31999-04-10beat Atlanta Braves (away)8–3
2000s
  1. 12004-09-19beat St. Louis Cardinals (away)3–2
  2. 22005-08-18beat St. Louis Cardinals (away)9–2
  3. 32005-08-12beat Atlanta Braves (away)8–0
2010s
  1. 12016-06-05beat Chicago Cubs (away)3–2
  2. 22016-09-26beat Washington Nationals (away)14–4
  3. 32010-08-26beat San Diego Padres (away)11–5
2020s
  1. 12021-07-09beat Los Angeles Dodgers (away)5–2
  2. 22022-09-20beat Los Angeles Dodgers (away)5–2
  3. 32022-09-21beat Los Angeles Dodgers (away)6–1

Probabilities are Neil Paine's Elo, home advantage included, over 4,653 decided games. Ties are left out. The week-by-week rating for any season is on its season page.

Award winners

League-wide awards held by Diamondbacks players or managers. Curated to the headline tier: MVP, Cy Young, Rookie of the Year, Manager of the Year, postseason MVPs, Hank Aaron, Roberto Clemente, and the rare Triple Crown.

NL Cy Young · 5

  • 2006Brandon Webb
  • 2002Randy Johnson
  • 2001Randy Johnson
  • 2000Randy Johnson
  • 1999Randy Johnson

NL Rookie of the Year · 1

  • 2023Corbin Carroll

NL Manager of the Year · 3

  • 2017Torey Lovullo
  • 2011Kirk Gibson
  • 2007Bob Melvin

WS MVP · 2

  • 2001Randy Johnson
  • 2001Curt Schilling

NLCS MVP · 2

  • 2023Ketel Marte
  • 2001Craig Counsell

Hank Aaron Award · 1

  • 2013Paul Goldschmidt

Babe Ruth Award · 2

  • 2001Randy Johnson
  • 2001Curt Schilling

Reliever of the Year Award · 1

  • 2007Jose Valverde

Triple Crown Pitcher · 1

  • 2002Randy Johnson