List of Arizona Diamondbacks team records

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Luis Gonzalez holds 20 franchise records, including 11 career records and 9 single-season records.

The Arizona Diamondbacks are a professional baseball team based in Phoenix, Arizona. They compete in the Western Division of Major League Baseball's (MLB) National League (NL). Arizona first competed in Major League Baseball during the 1998 baseball season as an expansion team. The list below documents players and teams that hold particular club records.

In 26 seasons from 1998 through 2023, the team has won 1,998 games and one World Series championship, in 2001. The team has appeared in seven postseasons and has won two league pennants. Luis Gonzalez owns the most franchise career batting records with 11 and the most franchise single-season batting records with 9. Randy Johnson owns the most franchise career and single-season pitching records with 10 and 7, respectively.

Having won the World Series in 2001, the franchise's fourth season in existence, the Diamondbacks hold the distinction of being the fastest expansion team in Major League Baseball to win a championship. In addition, two no-hitters have been thrown in the history of the franchise.

Statistics are current through the 2024 season.

Individual career records

These are records of players with the best performance in particular statistical categories during their tenure with the Diamondbacks.[1][2]

Career batting

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Batting average Template:Sort .298 1999–2006 [3]
On-base percentage Template:Sort .398 2011–2018 [4]
Slugging percentage Template:Sort .532 2011–2018 [4]
On-base plus slugging Template:Sort .930 2011–2018 [4]
Runs Template:Sort 780 1999–2006 [3]
Plate appearances Template:Sort 5,246 1999–2006 [3]
At bats Template:Sort 4,488 1999–2006 [3]
Hits Template:Sort 1,337 1999–2006 [3]
Total bases Template:Sort 2,373 1999–2006 [3]
Singles Template:Sort 776 1999–2006 [3]
Doubles Template:Sort 310 1999–2006 [3]
Triples Template:Sort 52 2006–2012 [5]
Home runs Template:Sort 224 1999–2006 [3]
Runs batted in Template:Sort 774 1999–2006 [3]
Walks Template:Sort 655 2011–2018 [4]
Strikeouts Template:Sort 1,059 2011–2018 [4]
Stolen bases Template:Sort 182 1999–2003 [6]
Games played Template:Sort 1,194 1999–2006 [3]

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Career pitching

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Randy Johnson holds ten Diamondbacks career pitching records, including most wins, most strikeouts and lowest ERA.
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Wins Template:Sort 118 1999–2004
2007–2008 		[7]
Losses Template:Sort
Brandon Webb 		62 1999–2004,2007–2008
2003–2009 		[7]
Win–loss percentage Template:Sort .674 2000–2003 [8]
Earned run averageTemplate:Ref label Template:Sort 2.83 1999–2004
2007–2008 		[7]
Saves Template:Sort 98 2003–2007 [9]
Strikeouts Template:Sort 2,077 1999–2004
2007–2008 		[7]
Shutouts Template:Sort 14 1999–2004
2007–2008 		[7]
Games Template:Sort 377 2011–2016, 2018 [10]
Innings pitched Template:Sort 1,630⅓ 1999–2004
2007–2008 		[7]
Games started Template:Sort 232 1999–2004
2007–2008 		[7]
Games finished Template:Sort 181 2003–2007 [9]
Complete games Template:Sort 38 1999–2004
2007–2008 		[7]
Walks Template:Sort 435 2003–2009 [11]
Hits allowed Template:Sort 1,325 1999–2004
2007–2008 		[7]
Wild pitches Template:Sort 56 2003–2009 [11]
Hit batsmen Template:Sort 74 1999–2004
2007–2008 		[7]

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Individual single-season records

These are records of Diamondbacks players with the best performance in particular statistical categories during a single season.[1][2]

Single-season batting

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Batting average Template:Sort .336 1999 [7]
Home runs Template:Sort 57 2001 [7]
RBI Template:Sort 142 2001
1999 		[3]
Runs Template:Sort 132 1999 [12]
Hits Template:Sort 206 1999 [3]
Singles Template:Sort 135 2016 [13]
Doubles Template:Sort 52 2006 [3]
Triples Template:Sort 14 2000 [6]
Stolen bases Template:Sort 72 1999 [6]
At bats Template:Sort 637 2016 [13]
Slugging percentage Template:Sort .688 2001 [3]
Extra-base hits Template:Sort 100 2001 [3]
Total bases Template:Sort 419 2001 [3]
On-base percentage Paul Goldschmidt .435 2015
On-base plus slugging Template:Sort 1.117 2001 [3]
Walks Paul Goldschmidt 118 2015
Strikeouts Template:Sort 223 2009 [14]

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Single-season pitching

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José Valverde holds the Diamondbacks single-season saves record with 47 in 2007.
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Wins Template:Sort 24 2002 [7]
Losses Template:Sort
Brandon Webb 		16 2010
2004 		[15]
Strikeouts Template:Sort 372 2001 [7]
ERA Template:Sort 2.32 2002 [7]
Earned runs allowed Template:Sort 112 2007 [16]
Hits allowed Template:Sort 247 2007 [16]
Shutouts Template:Sort 4 2002 [7]
Saves Template:Sort 47 2007 [9]
Games Template:Sort 86 2003 [17]
Games started Template:Sort
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Brandon Webb 		35 1999,2000,2002,2004
2001-2002
2004 		[7]
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Complete games Template:Sort 12 1999 [7]
Innings pitched Template:Sort 271.2 1999 [7]

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Team single-game records

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Steve Finley hit three doubles during the Diamondbacks' franchise record eight-double game on June 2, 1999.[18]

These are records of Diamondbacks teams with the best performance in particular statistical categories during a single game.[19]

Single-game batting

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Home runs hit 8 Philadelphia Phillies Template:Sort
Runs scored 20 San Diego Padres Template:Sort
Hits 22 (3x) Washington Nationals (most recent) Template:Sort
Doubles 8 Montreal Expos Template:Sort
Triples 4 (5×) Colorado Rockies (most recent) Template:Sort
Runners left on base 16 (2×) Los Angeles Dodgers (most recent) Template:Sort
Strikeouts 18 San Diego Padres Template:Sort
Stolen bases 7 New York Mets Template:Sort

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Single-game pitching

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Hits allowed, inning 10 St. Louis Cardinals Template:Sort
Runs allowed, inning 11 Texas Rangers Template:Sort
Home runs allowed, inning 3 (5×) Kansas City Royals (most recent) Template:Sort
Strikeouts 20 Cincinnati Reds Template:Sort

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Team season records

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Stephen Drew led the team in triples in 2008, hitting 11 of the Diamondbacks' tie for the franchise record of 47 that season.[5]

These are records of Diamondbacks teams with the best and worst performances in particular statistical categories during a single season.[20]

Season batting

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Home runs 220 2017,2019
Runs 908 1999
Hits 1,566 1999
Doubles 331 2006
Triples 56 2016
Runners left on base 1,211 2002
Strikeouts 1529 2010
Stolen bases 166 2023

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Season pitching

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Hits allowed 1580 2005
Runs allowed 899 2004
Home runs allowed 232 2021
Strikeouts 1,482 2017
Shutouts 13 2001

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Team all-time records

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Home runs 4,545
Runs 19,505
Hits 37,144
Batting average .255
ERA 4.28
Runs allowed 19,790

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Notes

See also

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References

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