2024 Arizona Diamondbacks season

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2024  Arizona Diamondbacks
Arizona Diamondbacks logo teal.svg
League National League
Division West
Ballpark Chase Field
City Phoenix, Arizona
Record89–73 (.549)
Divisional place3rd
Owners Ken Kendrick
General managers Mike Hazen
Managers Torey Lovullo
TelevisionGames distributed to local cable providers like YurView Arizona
Radio KMVP-FM (98.7)
Stats ESPN.com
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The 2024 Arizona Diamondbacks season was the franchise's 27th season in Major League Baseball and their 27th season at Chase Field in Phoenix, Arizona, as members of the National League West. They were managed by Torey Lovullo in his eighth season with the franchise. They entered the season as the defending National League champions and runner-ups of the 2023 World Series. The Diamondbacks also opened this season with their best opening game in franchise history with a 16–1 blowout win at home over the Colorado Rockies, with 14 of those runs coming in the third inning.

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On September 30, the Atlanta Braves and New York Mets played a make-up doubleheader. With the Diamondbacks needing one team to sweep the two games in order to claim one of the two remaining National League playoff spots, the Diamondbacks were eliminated from playoff contention after they split their doubleheader. All three teams ended with the same 89–73 record, with the Diamondbacks losing the tie-breaking season series to both the Braves and the Mets.

Offseason

Transactions

November 2023

November 23B Evan Longoria, OFs Lourdes Gurriel Jr. and Tommy Pham elected free agency
November 5RHP Mark Melancon elected free agency after having his mutual option declined by the Diamondbacks. [1]
November 22 Seattle Mariners traded 3B Eugenio Suarez to Arizona Diamondbacks for RHP Carlos Vargas and C Seby Zavala. [2]

December 2023

December 8Diamondbacks signed left-handed pitcher Eduardo Rodríguez to a 4 year, $80 million contract
December 22Diamondbacks signed outfielder Lourdes Gurriel Jr. to a 3 year, $42 million contract

January 2024

January 30Diamondbacks signed designated hitter/outfielder Joc Pederson to a 1 year, $12.5 million contract

February 2024

February 3 Chicago White Sox traded RHP Cristian Mena to Arizona Diamondbacks for outfielder Dominic Fletcher
February 17Diamondbacks signed outfielder Randal Grichuk to a 1 year, $2 million contract

March 2024

March 29Diamondbacks signed pitcher Jordan Montgomery to a 1 year, $25 million contract, with a $20 million vesting option for 2025

April 2024

April 19Diamondbacks outfielder Jace Peterson was Designated for assignment.
April 23Diamondbacks claimed left-handed pitcher Joe Jacques off waivers from the Boston Red Sox
Diamondbacks acquired shortstop Sergio Alcántara from the Pittsburgh Pirates for cash considerations.

May 2024

May 2Diamondbacks acquired pitcher Matt Bowman from the Minnesota Twins for cash considerations.

June 2024

June 6Diamondbacks claim left-handed pitcher Thyago Vieira off waivers from the Baltimore Orioles.

July 2024

July 25 Miami Marlins traded LHP A. J. Puk to Arizona Diamondbacks for 3B Deyvison De Los Santos and SS Andrew Pintar. [3]
July 27Diamondbacks RHP Thyago Vieira was Designated for assignment.
July 29 Miami Marlins traded 1B Josh Bell to Arizona Diamondbacks in exchange for a player to be named later or cash considerations.
Washington Nationals traded RHP Dylan Floro to Arizona Diamondbacks for infielder Andrés Chaparro.
Diamondbacks RHP Miguel Castro was Designated for assignment.

August 2024

August 8Diamondbacks RHP Luis Frías was Designated for assignment.
August 20Diamondbacks RHP Gavin Hollowell was Designated for assignment.

September 2024

September 17Diamondbacks released RHP Dylan Floro.
September 20Diamondbacks INF Luis Guillorme was Designated for assignment.

Season standings

National League West

NL West
Team W L Pct. GB Home Road
Los Angeles Dodgers 9864.605—52‍–‍2946‍–‍35
San Diego Padres 9369.574545‍–‍3648‍–‍33
Arizona Diamondbacks 8973.549944‍–‍3745‍–‍36
San Francisco Giants 8082.4941842‍–‍3938‍–‍43
Colorado Rockies 61101.3773737‍–‍4424‍–‍57

National League Wild Card

Division leaders
Team W L Pct.
Los Angeles Dodgers 9864.605
Philadelphia Phillies 9567.586
Milwaukee Brewers 9369.574
Wild Card teams
(Top 3 teams qualify for postseason)
Team W L Pct. GB
San Diego Padres 9369.574+4
Atlanta Braves 8973.549—
New York Mets 8973.549—
Arizona Diamondbacks 8973.549—
St. Louis Cardinals 8379.5126
Chicago Cubs 8379.5126
San Francisco Giants 8082.4949
Cincinnati Reds 7785.47512
Pittsburgh Pirates 7686.46913
Washington Nationals 7191.43818
Miami Marlins 62100.38327
Colorado Rockies 61101.37728

Record vs. opponents

2024 National League record

Source: MLB Standings Grid – 2024

TeamAZATLCHCCINCOLLADMIAMILNYMPHIPITSDSFSTLWSHAL
Arizona —2–53–35–19–46–74–24–33–44–34–26–77–63–35–124–22
Atlanta 5–2—4–22–43–32–59–42–47–67–63–33–44–32–45–831–15
Chicago 3–32–4—5–84–24–24–35–83–42–47–62–43–46–76–127–19
Cincinnati 1–54–28–5—6–14–35–24–92–44–35–82–42–47–62–421–25
Colorado 4–93–32–41–6—3–102–54–32–42–42–48–53–103–42–420–26
Los Angeles 7–65–22–43–410–3—5–14–34–21–54–25–89–45–24–230–16
Miami 2–44–93–42–55–21–5—4–26–76–70–72–43–33–32–1119–27
Milwaukee 3–44–28–59–43–43–42–4—5–12–47–62–54–28–52–431–15
New York 4–36–74–34–24–22–47–61–5—6–75–25–22–44–211–224–22
Philadelphia 3–46–74–23–44–25–17–64–27–6—3–45–15–24–29–426–20
Pittsburgh 2–43–36–78–54–22–47–06–72–54–3—0–62–45–84–320–26
San Diego 7–64–34–24–25–88–54–25–22–51–56–0—7–63–46–027–19
San Francisco 6–73–44–34–210–34–93–32–44–22–54–26–7—1–54–323–23
St. Louis 3–34–27–66–74–32–53–35–82–42–48–54–35–1—4–324–22
Washington 1–58–51–64–24–22–411–24–22–114–93–40–63–43–4—21–25

Updated with the results of all games through September 30, 2024.

Game log

Regular season

Legend
 Diamondbacks win
 Diamondbacks loss
 Postponement
 Eliminated from playoff spot
BoldDiamondbacks team member
2024 Game Log: 89–73 (Home: 44–37; Away: 45–36)
March/April: 14–17 (Home: 8–7; Away: 6–10)
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceRecordStreak
1March 28 Rockies 16–1 Gallen (1–0) Freeland (0–1)—49,0111–0W1
2March 29 Rockies 7–3 Kelly (1–0) Quantrill (0–1)—29,4802–0W2
3March 30 Rockies 4–9 Lambert (1–0) Henry (0–1)—32,1332–1L1
4March 31 Rockies 5–1 Pfaadt (1–0) Feltner (0–1)—21,8243–1W1
5April 1 Yankees 2–5 Weaver (2–0) R. Nelson (0–1) González (1)38,6083–2L1
6April 2 Yankees 7–0 Gallen (2–0) Cortés Jr. (0–1)—39,8634–2W1
7April 3 Yankees 5–6 (11) Holmes (1–0) McGough (0–1) Ferguson (1)35,0384–3L1
8April 5@ Braves 5–6 (10) Johnson (2–0) McGough (0–2)—41,4264–4L2
9April 6@ Braves 8–9 Minter (1–1) Frías (0–1) Iglesias (1)41,2784–5L3
10April 7@ Braves 2–5 Sale (1–0) R. Nelson (0–2) Johnson (1)40,6934–6L4
11April 8@ Rockies 5–7 Lambert (2–0) McGough (0–3) Bird (1)18,8704–7L5
12April 9@ Rockies 3–2 Kelly (2–0) Quantrill (0–2) Ginkel (1)19,3595–7W1
13April 10@ Rockies 5–3 Mantiply (1–0) Lawrence (0–1) Ginkel (2)18,3116–7W2
14April 12 Cardinals 6–9 Gallegos (2–0) Mantiply (1–1) Helsley (5)29,2476–8L1
15April 13 Cardinals 4–2 R. Nelson (1–2) Gibson (1–2) Ginkel (3)33,6407–8W1
16April 14 Cardinals 5–0 Gallen (3–0) Mikolas (1–2)—26,4608–8W2
17April 15 Cubs 2–3 (11) Thompson (1–0) Jarvis (0–1)—24,4688–9L1
18April 16 Cubs 12–11 (10) Ginkel (1–0) Smyly (2–2)—26,4269–9W1
19April 17 Cubs 3–5 Wesneski (1–0) Pfaadt (1–1)—26,5679–10L1
20April 18@ Giants 0–5 Webb (2–1) Allen (0–1)—26,8969–11L2
21April 19@ Giants 17–1 Montgomery (1–0) Snell (0–3)—33,92110–11W1
22April 20@ Giants 3–7 Walker (2–2) Gallen (3–1)—31,06310–12L1
23April 21@ Giants 5–3 Cecconi (1–0) Miller (0–1) Ginkel (4)35,92211–12W1
24April 22@ Cardinals 3–5 Helsley (2–2) Thompson (0–1)—33,03611–13L1
25April 23@ Cardinals 14–1 Henry (1–1) Matz (1–2) Allen (1)32,87512–13W1
26April 24@ Cardinals 1–5 Gibson (2–2) Montgomery (1–1)—36,39012–14L1
27April 26@ Mariners 1–6 Hancock (3–2) Gallen (3–2)—33,99712–15L2
28April 27@ Mariners 1–3 Kirby (3–2) Cecconi (1–1) Muñoz (4)38,95612–16L3
29April 28@ Mariners 3–2 Mantiply (2–1) Thornton (0–1) Ginkel (5)33,47413–16W1
30April 29 Dodgers 4–8 Paxton (3–0) Henry (1–2)—36,98513–17L1
31April 30 Dodgers 4–3 (10) McGough (1–3) Crismatt (1–1)—28,66714–17W1
May: 11–15 (Home: 5–8; Away: 6–7)
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceRecordStreak
32May 1 Dodgers 0–8 Yamamoto (3–1) Montgomery (1–2)—34,08814–18L1
33May 3 Padres 1–7 Cease (4–2) Cecconi (1–2)—31,97614–19L2
34May 4 Padres 1–13 King (3–3) Pfaadt (1–2)—39,66114–20L3
35May 5 Padres 11–4 R. Nelson (2–2) Waldron (1–4)—30,96815–20W1
36May 7@ Reds 6–2 Gallen (4–2) Montas (2–3)—14,48516–20W2
37May 8@ Reds 4–3 Montgomery (2–2) Ashcraft (3–2) Mantiply (1)15,66017–20W3
38May 9@ Reds 5–4 Ginkel (2–0) Cruz (1–3) Sewald (1)18,21418–20W4
39May 10@ Orioles 2–4 Irvin (4–1) Pfaadt (1–3) Canó (2)27,70318–21L1
40May 11@ Orioles 4–5 (11) Kimbrel (4–1) Jarvis (0–2)—27,88218–22L2
41May 12@ Orioles 9–2 Gallen (5–2) Kremer (3–3)—31,44819–22W1
42May 13 Reds 6–5 (10) Martínez (1–0) Díaz (1–2)—18,01720–22W2
43May 14 Reds 2–6 Greene (2–2) Cecconi (1–3)—20,06820–23L1
44May 15 Reds 2–1 Thompson (1–1) Cruz (1–4) Sewald (2)16,82621–23W1
45May 17 Tigers 0–13 Skubal (6–0) R. Nelson (2–3)—25,12221–24L1
46May 18 Tigers 3–8 Flaherty (1–3) Gallen (5–3)—35,82621–25L2
47May 19 Tigers 6–4 Thompson (2–1) Holton (3–1) Sewald (3)26,91122–25W1
48May 20@ Dodgers 4–6 Yamamoto (5–1) Cecconi (1–4) Hudson (3)37,63422–26L1
49May 21@ Dodgers 7–3 Pfaadt (2–3) Stone (4–2)—46,18023–26W1
50May 22@ Dodgers 6–0 R. Nelson (3–3) Glasnow (6–3)—46,59324–26W2
51May 24 Marlins 0–3 Garrett (1–0) Gallen (5–4)—22,64224–27L1
52May 25 Marlins 3–2 Montgomery (3–2) Sánchez (0–3) Sewald (4)31,96625–27W1
53May 26 Marlins 1–3 Weathers (3–4) Ginkel (2–1) Scott (7)25,72325–28L1
54May 28@ Rangers 2–4 Heaney (1–6) Pfaadt (2–4) Yates (8)37,97725–29L2
55May 29@ Rangers 1–6 Dunning (4–3) R. Nelson (3–4)—34,02325–30L3
56May 30@ Mets 2–3 Young (2–0) Thompson (2–2) Garrett (3)20,92625–31L4
57May 31@ Mets 9–10 Severino (3–2) Montgomery (3–3)—33,88425–32L5
June: 16–11 (Home: 9–6; Away: 7–5)
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceRecordStreak
58June 1@ Mets 10–5 Ginkel (3–1) Manaea (3–2)—30,60026–32W1
59June 2@ Mets 5–4 Martínez (2–0) Diekman (1–2) Sewald (5)31,05927–32W2
60June 3 Giants 4–2 Thompson (3–2) Rodríguez (1–1)—22,55128–32W3
61June 4 Giants 8–5 Ginkel (4–1) Harrison (4–3) Sewald (6)23,54829–32W4
62June 5 Giants 3–9 Hjelle (3–1) Montgomery (3–4)—24,17829–33L1
63June 6@ Padres 4–3 Ginkel (5–1) Estrada (2–1) Sewald (7)39,96330–33W1
64June 7@ Padres 3–10 King (5–4) Pfaadt (2–5)—40,34130–34L1
65June 8@ Padres 1–13 Waldron (4–5) R. Nelson (3–5)—42,63630–35L2
66June 9@ Padres 9–3 Henry (2–2) Mazur (0–1)—41,97931–35W1
67June 11 Angels 9–4 Montgomery (4–4) Suárez (1–1)—20,97232–35W2
68June 12 Angels 3–8 Soriano (4–5) Cecconi (1–5)—19,69132–36L1
69June 13 Angels 11–1 Pfaadt (3–5) Canning (2–7)—18,18533–36W1
70June 14 White Sox 7–1 R. Nelson (4–5) Flexen (2–6)—23,70034–36W2
71June 15 White Sox 2–9 Fedde (5–1) Vieira (0–1)—38,49434–37L1
72June 16 White Sox 12–5 Montgomery (5–4) Thorpe (0–1)—37,69435–37W1
73June 18@ Nationals 5–0 Cecconi (2–5) Irvin (5–6)—28,23036–37W2
74June 19@ Nationals 1–3 Law (4–2) Pfaadt (3–6) Finnegan (21)20,85336–38L1
75June 20@ Nationals 5–2 R. Nelson (5–5) Gore (6–6) Sewald (8)21,15837–38W1
76June 21@ Phillies 5–4 Montgomery (6–4) Walker (3–3) Sewald (9)44,43638–38W2
77June 22@ Phillies 1–12 Wheeler (9–4) Henry (2–3)—44,28838–39L1
78June 23@ Phillies 1–4 Sánchez (5–3) Cecconi (2–6)—44,07938–40L2
79June 25 Twins 5–4 Ginkel (6–1) Alcalá (1–3) Sewald (10)21,48539–40W1
80June 26 Twins 3–8 Woods Richardson (3–1) R. Nelson (5–6)—16,39639–41L1
81June 27 Twins 6–13 Festa (1–0) Montgomery (6–5)—22,67139–42L2
82June 28 Athletics 4–9 Alexander (1–2) Thompson (3–3)—25,84639–43L3
83June 29 Athletics 3–0 Gallen (6–4) Harris (1–2) Sewald (11)39,84340–43W1
84June 30 Athletics 5–1 Mantiply (3–1) McFarland (1–1)—26,41341–43W2
July: 17–8 (Home: 9–4; Away: 8–4)
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceRecordStreak
85July 2@ Dodgers 5–6 Phillips (1–0) Sewald (0–1)—52,93141–44L1
86July 3@ Dodgers 12–4 Jarvis (1–2) Yarbrough (3–2)—47,96542–44W1
87July 4@ Dodgers 9–3 Martínez (3–0) Knack (1–2)—52,32043–44W2
88July 5@ Padres 8–10 Kolek (3–0) Sewald (0–2)—47,17143–45L1
89July 6@ Padres 7–5 (10) Thompson (4–3) Peralta (2–2) Castellanos (1)44,76144–45W1
90July 7@ Padres 9–1 R. Nelson (6–6) Cease (7–8)—41,11245–45W2
91July 8 Braves 4–5 (11) Iglesias (1–1) Martínez (3–1) Jiménez (2)20,59445–46L1
92July 9 Braves 2–6 Sale (12–3) Gallen (6–5)—21,65245–47L2
93July 10 Braves 7–5 Thompson (5–3) Jiménez (1–3) Sewald (12)18,02046–47W1
94July 11 Braves 1–0 Pfaadt (4–6) Fried (7–5) Sewald (13)27,10147–47W2
95July 12 Blue Jays 5–4 Martínez (4–1) Green (2–2)—24,44148–47W3
96July 13 Blue Jays 12–1 Díaz (1–0) Berríos (8–7)—30,12149–47W4
97July 14 Blue Jays 7–8 Richards (2–1) Ginkel (6–2) Green (6)24,73249–48L1
–July 16 94th All-Star Game in Arlington, TX
98July 19@ Cubs 5–2 R. Nelson (7–6) Steele (2–4) Sewald (14)40,69150–48W1
99July 20@ Cubs 3–0 Gallen (7–5) Hendricks (2–8) Sewald (15)39,59551–48W2
100July 21@ Cubs 1–2 (10) Neris (8–2) Mantiply (3–2)—39,16251–49L1
101July 22@ Royals 4–10 Ragans (7–6) Díaz (1–1)—16,27551–50L2
102July 23@ Royals 6–2 Montgomery (7–5) Marsh (7–7)—21,99352–50W1
103July 24@ Royals 8–6 Mantiply (4–2) McArthur (4–4)—15,93153–50W2
104July 26 Pirates 4–3 Gallen (8–5) Mlodzinski (2–4) Sewald (16)31,25554–50W3
105July 27 Pirates 9–5 Pfaadt (5–6) Priester (2–6)—35,90555–50W4
106July 28 Pirates 5–6 (10) Chapman (3–4) Martínez (4–2)—27,16255–51L1
107July 29 Nationals 9–8 Mantiply (5–2) Finnegan (2–5)—18,79056–51W1
108July 30 Nationals 17–0 R. Nelson (8–6) Corbin (2–11)—19,75857–51W2
109July 31 Nationals 5–4 Gallen (9–5) Gore (6–9) Thompson (1)18,29458–51W3
August: 18–9 (Home: 7–5; Away: 11–4)
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceRecordStreak
110August 2@ Pirates 9–8 Floro (4–3) Holderman (3–3) Thompson (2)22,83459–51W4
111August 3@ Pirates 2–4 Nicolas (2–2) Cecconi (2–7) Bednar (20)35,51559–52L1
112August 4@ Pirates 6–5 Sewald (1–2) Holderman (3–4) Puk (2)32,62460–52W1
113August 5@ Guardians 7–6 (10) Thompson (6–3) Clase (4–2) Martínez (1)19,57061–52W2
—August 6@ Guardians Postponed (rain); Makeup: August 7
114August 7 (1)@ Guardians 7–3 Pfaadt (5–6) Lively (10–7)—see 2nd game62–52W3
115August 7 (2)@ Guardians 5–3 Rodríguez (1–0) Carrasco (3–10) Martínez (2)26,73963–52W4
116August 8 Phillies 4–6 Allard (1–0) Montgomery (7–6) Estévez (21)25,23963–53L1
117August 9 Phillies 3–2 Martínez (5–2) Hoffman (3–2)—37,95264–53W1
118August 10 Phillies 11–1 Ginkel (7–2) Nola (11–6)—46,18365–53W2
119August 11 Phillies 12–5 Kelly (3–0) Sánchez (8–8)—29,07166–53W3
120August 12 Rockies 5–4 Pfaadt (6–6) Molina (1–1) Martínez (3)15,52567–53W4
121August 13 Rockies 4–3 Mantiply (6–2) Vodnik (3–3)—19,73168–53W5
122August 14 Rockies 11–4 Montgomery (8–6) Gordon (0–4)—16,46469–53W6
123August 16@ Rays 4–5 Fairbanks (3–3) Martínez (5–3)—21,61369–54L1
124August 17@ Rays 1–6 Springs (1–1) Gallen (9–6) Lovelady (1)17,70869–55L2
125August 18@ Rays 7–8 (12) Uceta (1–0) Martínez (5–4)—18,63669–56L3
126August 19@ Marlins 9–6 Pfaadt (8–6) Oller (0–1)—7,31870–56W1
127August 20@ Marlins 3–1 Rodríguez (2–0) Cabrera (2–5) Martínez (4)6,79471–56W2
128August 21@ Marlins 10–8 Floro (5–3) Nardi (3–2) Martínez (5)8,24872–56W3
129August 23@ Red Sox 12–2 R. Nelson (9–6) Bello (11–6)—32,01673–56W4
130August 24@ Red Sox 4–1 Gallen (10–6) Crawford (8–11)—35,52874–56W5
131August 25@ Red Sox 7–5 Kelly (4–0) Houck (8–9) Martínez (6)31,45375–56W6
132August 27 Mets 3–8 Manaea (10–5) Pfaadt (8–7)—22,57575–57L1
133August 28 Mets 8–5 Thompson (7–3) Díaz (5–3) Martínez (7)27,05976–57W1
134August 29 Mets 2–3 Buttó (6–3) Martínez (5–5) Díaz (15)18,42576–58L1
135August 30 Dodgers 9–10 Brasier (1–0) Floro (5–4)—46,60676–59L2
136August 31 Dodgers 6–8 Casparius (1–0) Thompson (7–4) Phillips (18)50,04176–60L3
September: 13–13 (Home: 6–7; Away: 7–6)
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceRecordStreak
137September 1 Dodgers 14–3 Pfaadt (9–7) Wrobleski (1–2)—46,27877–60W1
138September 2 Dodgers 6–11 Flaherty (11–6) Rodríguez (2–1)—43,74777–61L1
139September 3@ Giants 8–7 R. Nelson (10–6) Harrison (7–7) Martínez (8)23,54578–61W1
140September 4@ Giants 6–4 Gallen (11–6) Birdsong (3–5)—22,85579–61W2
141September 5@ Giants 2–3 Walker (9–3) Ginkel (7–3)—27,87179–62L1
142September 6@ Astros 0–8 Valdez (14–6) Pfaadt (9–8)—34,21879–63L2
143September 7@ Astros 5–11 Kikuchi (8–9) Rodríguez (2–2)—35,73979–64L3
144September 8@ Astros 12–6 Ginkel (8–3) Verlander (3–6)—34,15480–64W1
145September 10 Rangers 6–0 Gallen (12–6) Eovaldi (11–8)—25,49981–64W2
146September 11 Rangers 14–4 Floro (6–4) Bradford (5–3) Montgomery (1)20,47382–64W3
147September 13 Brewers 1–2 Peralta (11–8) Rodríguez (2–3) Williams (12)31,03382–65L1
148September 14 Brewers 8–15 Myers (8–5) Pfaadt (9–9)—44,88682–66L2
149September 15 Brewers 11–10 (10) Walston (1–0) Koenig (8–4)—33,70883–66W1
150September 16@ Rockies 2–3 Halvorsen (2–0) Thompson (7–5)—18,45483–67L1
151September 17@ Rockies 2–8 Feltner (3–10) Montgomery (8–7)—20,42183–68L2
152September 18@ Rockies 9–4 Rodríguez (3–3) Gomber (5–11)—20,80584–68W1
153September 19@ Brewers 5–1 Pfaadt (10–9) Myers (8–6)—25,09385–68W2
154September 20@ Brewers 7–4 Gallen (13–6) Hall (1–2) Puk (3)32,12386–68W3
155September 21@ Brewers 5–0 Kelly (5–0) Civale (7–9)—35,06887–68W4
156September 22@ Brewers 9–10 Koenig (9–4) Martínez (5–6) Williams (13)37,61287–69L1
157September 23 Giants 3–6 Birdsong (5–5) Rodríguez (3–4) Walker (10)23,35987–70L2
158September 24 Giants 0–11 Webb (13–10) Pfaadt (10–10)—22,35587–71L3
159September 25 Giants 8–2 Gallen (14–6) Black (1–5)—23,76788–71W1
160September 27 Padres 3–5 Darvish (7–3) Kelly (5–1) Suárez (36)43,31088–72L1
161September 28 Padres 0–5 Peralta (3–2) Puk (4–9)—42,91588–73L2
162September 29 Padres 11–2 Pfaadt (11–10) Pérez (5–6) R. Nelson (1)38,89289–73W1

Roster

2024 Arizona Diamondbacks
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MLB debuts

Diamondbacks had five players make their MLB debuts during the 2024 regular season:

Minor league affiliations

LevelTeamLeagueLocationManager
Triple-A Reno Aces Pacific Coast League Reno, Nevada Blake Lalli
Double-A Amarillo Sod Poodles Texas League Amarillo, Texas Shawn Roof
High-A Hillsboro Hops Northwest League Hillsboro, Oregon Javier Colina
Low-A Visalia Rawhide California League Visalia, California Dee Garner
Rookie ACL D-backs Arizona Complex League Scottsdale, Arizona Gift Ngoepe
DSL D-backs 1 Dominican Summer League Boca Chica, Santo Domingo Jaime Del Valle

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  2. ↑ "D-backs add pop, acquire Suárez from Mariners". MLB.com. Retrieved November 28, 2023.
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