2022 Arizona Diamondbacks season
Major League Baseball team season
The 2022 Arizona Diamondbacks season was the franchise's 25th season in Major League Baseball and their 25th season at Chase Field in Phoenix, Arizona as members of the National League West . They were managed by Torey Lovullo in his sixth season with the franchise.
On December 2, 2021, Commissioner of Baseball Rob Manfred announced a lockout of players, following expiration of the collective bargaining agreement (CBA) between the league and the Major League Baseball Players Association (MLBPA). On March 10, 2022, MLB and the MLBPA agreed to a new collective bargaining agreement, thus ending the lockout. Opening Day was played on April 7.[1] Although MLB previously announced that several series would be cancelled due to the lockout, the agreement provides for a 162-game season, with originally canceled games to be made up via doubleheaders.[2]
The team finished fourth in the National League West with a 74–88 record and missed the postseason.
Offseason
Lockout
The expiration of the league's collective bargaining agreement (CBA) with the Major League Baseball Players Association occurred on December 1, 2021, with no new agreement in place.[3] As a result, the team owners voted unanimously to lockout the players stopping all free agency and trades.[4] [5]
The parties came to an agreement on a new CBA on March 10, 2022.[6]
Rule changes
Pursuant to the new CBA, several new rules were instituted for the 2022 season. The National League will adopt the designated hitter full-time, a draft lottery will be implemented, the postseason will expand from ten teams to twelve, and advertising patches will appear on player uniforms and helmets for the first time.[7] [8]
Roster
2022 Arizona Diamondbacks
Roster
Pitchers
Catchers
Infielders
Outfielders
Manager
Coaches
Season standings
National League West
National League Wild Card
Record vs. opponents
Source: MLB Standings Grid – 2022
Team
AZ
ATL
CHC
CIN
COL
LAD
MIA
MIL
NYM
PHI
PIT
SD
SF
STL
WSH
AL
Arizona
—
2–4
4–3
3–4
9–10
5–14
5–1
4–3
2–4
3–3
4–3
5–14
10–9
2–5
4–3
12–8
Atlanta
4–2
—
3–3
4–3
6–1
2–4
13–6
3–3
10–9
11–8
7–0
3–4
4–3
4–3
14–5
13–7
Chicago
3–4
3–3
—
11–8
3–4
0–7
4–2
10–9
4–3
6–0
10–9
2–5
2–5
6–13
4–2
6–14
Cincinnati
4–3
3–4
8–11
—
2–4
0–7
4–3
6–13
1–5
1–6
7–12
0–6
4–2
7–12
3–4
12–8
Colorado
10–9
1–6
4–3
4–2
—
8–11
2–4
3–4
2–5
2–5
3–3
10–9
5–14
2–4
3–4
9–11
Los Angeles
14–5
4–2
7–0
7–0
11–8
—
6–1
4–3
3–4
3–4
1–5
14–5
15–4
4–2
3–3
15–5
Miami
1–5
6–13
2–4
3–4
4–2
1–6
—
4–3
6–13
7–12
4–3
3–4
3–4
2–4
15–4
8–12
Milwaukee
3–4
3–3
9–10
13–6
4–3
3–4
3–4
—
2–4
2–4
11–8
3–4
3–4
9–10
3–3
15–5
New York
4–2
9–10
3–4
5–1
5–2
4–3
13–6
4–2
—
14–5
6–1
2–4
4–3
5–2
14–5
9–11
Philadelphia
3–3
8–11
0–6
6–1
5–2
4–3
12–7
4–2
5–14
—
6–1
4–3
1–5
4–3
16–3
9–11
Pittsburgh
3–4
0–7
9–10
12–7
3–3
5–1
3–4
8–11
1–6
1–6
—
2–4
1–5
6–13
4–3
4–16
San Diego
14–5
4–3
5–2
6–0
9–10
5–14
4–3
4–3
4–2
3–4
4–2
—
13–6
2–4
4–3
8–12
San Francisco
9–10
3–4
5–2
2–4
14–5
4–15
4–3
4–3
3–4
5–1
5–1
6–13
—
3–4
4–2
10–10
St. Louis
5–2
3–4
13–6
12–7
4–2
2–4
4–2
10–9
2–5
3–4
13–6
4–2
4–3
—
4–3
10–10
Washington
3–4
5–14
2–4
4–3
4–3
3–3
4–15
3–3
5–14
3–16
3–4
3–4
2–4
3–4
—
8–12
Updated with the results of all games through October 5, 2022.
Regular season
Game log
2022 Game Log: 74–88 (Home: 40–41; Away: 34–47)
April: 10–12 (Home: 5–7; Away: 5–5)
#
Date
Opponent
Score
Win
Loss
Save
Stadium
Attendance
Record
Streak
1
April 7
Padres
4–2
Mantiply (1–0)
Suárez (0–1)
—
Chase Field
35,508
1–0
W1
2
April 8
Padres
0–3
Manaea (1–0)
Pérez (0–1)
Rogers (1)
Chase Field
17,297
1–1
L1
3
April 9
Padres
2–5
Wilson (1–0)
Kennedy (0–1)
Rogers (2)
Chase Field
19,504
1–2
L2
4
April 10
Padres
5–10
Adams (1–0)
Smith (0–1)
—
Chase Field
19,089
1–3
L3
5
April 12
Astros
1–2
Neris (1–0)
Melancon (0–1)
Pressly (3)
Chase Field
17,674
1–4
L4
6
April 13
Astros
3–2 (10)
Pérez (1–1)
Pressly (0–1)
—
Chase Field
12,660
2–4
W1
7
April 15
@ Mets
3–10
Bassitt (2–0)
Davies (0–1)
—
Citi Field
43,820
2–5
L1
8
April 16
@ Mets
3–2
Poppen (1–0)
Rodríguez (0–1)
Melancon (1)
Citi Field
37,935
3–5
W1
9
April 17
@ Mets
0–5
Shreve (1–0)
Ramirez (0–1)
—
Citi Field
24,515
3–6
L1
—
April 18
@ Nationals
Postponed (rain); Makeup April 19
10
April 19 (1)
@ Nationals
1–6
Gray (2–1)
Bumgarner (0–1)
—
Nationals Park
9,261
3–7
L2
11
April 19 (2)
@ Nationals
0–1
Adon (1–2)
Gilbert (0–1)
Rainey (3)
Nationals Park
11,720
3–8
L3
12
April 20
@ Nationals
11–2
Kelly (1–0)
Fedde (1–1)
—
Nationals Park
15,774
4–8
W1
13
April 21
@ Nationals
4–3
Davies (1–1)
Rogers (1–2)
Melancon (2)
Nationals Park
14,424
5–8
W2
14
April 22
Mets
5–6 (10)
Díaz (1–0)
Melancon (0–2)
Lugo (1)
Chase Field
20,939
5–9
L1
15
April 23
Mets
5–2
Castellanos (1–0)
Williams (0–1)
Mantiply (1)
Chase Field
25,413
6–9
W1
16
April 24
Mets
2–6
Megill (3–0)
Wendelken (0–1)
—
Chase Field
23,570
6–10
L1
17
April 25
Dodgers
0–4
Buehler (2–1)
Kelly (1–1)
—
Chase Field
17,750
6–11
L2
18
April 26
Dodgers
5–3
Kennedy (1–1)
Graterol (0–1)
Melancon (3)
Chase Field
18,063
7–11
W1
19
April 27
Dodgers
3–1
Kennedy (2–1)
Hudson (1–1)
Melancon (4)
Chase Field
15,138
8–11
W2
20
April 28
@ Cardinals
3–8
Hudson (2–1)
Castellanos (1–1)
—
Busch Stadium
33,464
8–12
L1
21
April 29
@ Cardinals
6–2
Bumgarner (1–1)
Wainwright (2–3)
—
Busch Stadium
40,753
9–12
W1
22
April 30
@ Cardinals
2–0
Kelly (2–1)
Mikolas (1–1)
Kennedy (1)
Busch Stadium
40,144
10–12
W2
May: 15–14 (Home: 9–8; Away: 6–6)
#
Date
Opponent
Score
Win
Loss
Save
Stadium
Attendance
Record
Streak
23
May 1
@ Cardinals
5–7
Whitley (2–0)
Middleton (0–1)
Helsley (1)
Busch Stadium
45,123
10–13
L1
24
May 2
@ Marlins
5–4
Gallen (1–0)
López (3–1)
Kennedy (2)
LoanDepot Park
6,224
11–13
W1
25
May 3
@ Marlins
5–4
Castellanos (2–1)
Rogers (1–4)
Mantiply (2)
LoanDepot Park
6,263
12–13
W2
26
May 4
@ Marlins
8–7
Middleton (1–1)
Bender (0–3)
Kennedy (3)
LoanDepot Park
7,356
13–13
W3
27
May 6
Rockies
4–1
Kelly (3–1)
Estévez (1–1)
Melancon (5)
Chase Field
18,551
14–13
W4
28
May 7
Rockies
1–4
Colomé (1–0)
Melancon (0–3)
Bard (9)
Chase Field
24,133
14–14
L1
29
May 8
Rockies
4–0
Gallen (2–0)
Márquez (0–3)
—
Chase Field
19,323
15–14
W1
30
May 9
Marlins
4–3
K. Nelson (1–0)
Hernández (2–2)
Melancon (6)
Chase Field
11,571
16–14
W2
31
May 10
Marlins
9–3
Bumgarner (2–1)
Luzardo (2–3)
—
Chase Field
8,855
17–14
W3
32
May 11
Marlins
3–11
Bass (1–1)
Melancon (0–4)
—
Chase Field
9,058
17–15
L1
33
May 13
Cubs
4–3
Davies (2–1)
Smyly (1–4)
Melancon (7)
Chase Field
21,765
18–15
W1
34
May 14
Cubs
2–4
Givens (3–0)
Melancon (0–5)
Wick (3)
Chase Field
25,169
18–16
L1
35
May 15
Cubs
2–3
Effross (1–1)
Kennedy (2–2)
Wick (4)
Chase Field
23,309
18–17
L2
36
May 16
@ Dodgers
4–5
Gonsolin (4–0)
Bumgarner (2–2)
Kimbrel (6)
Dodger Stadium
42,650
18–18
L3
37
May 17 (1)
@ Dodgers
6–7
Bruihl (1–1)
Gilbert (0–2)
Kimbrel (7)
Dodger Stadium
42,089
18–19
L4
38
May 17 (2)
@ Dodgers
3–12
Anderson (4–0)
Kelly (3–2)
—
Dodger Stadium
46,850
18–20
L5
39
May 18
@ Dodgers
3–5
Buehler (5–1)
Davies (2–2)
Hudson (2)
Dodger Stadium
35,643
18–21
L6
40
May 19
@ Cubs
3–1
Gallen (3–0)
Stroman (1–4)
Melancon (8)
Wrigley Field
32,631
19–21
W1
41
May 20
@ Cubs
10–6
Castellanos (3–1)
Hendricks (2–4)
—
Wrigley Field
31,235
20–21
W2
42
May 21
@ Cubs
7–6 (10)
Kennedy (3–2)
Wick (1–1)
Melancon (9)
Wrigley Field
32,269
21–21
W3
43
May 22
@ Cubs
4–5
Thompson (4–0)
Kennedy (3–3)
—
Wrigley Field
32,606
21–22
L1
44
May 23
Royals
9–5
Wendelken (1–1)
Greinke (0–3)
—
Chase Field
14,629
22–22
W1
45
May 24
Royals
8–6
Mantiply (2–0)
Clarke (1–1)
Melancon (10)
Chase Field
12,616
23–22
W2
46
May 26
Dodgers
1–14
Bruihl (1–1)
Castellanos (3–2)
—
Chase Field
17,057
23–23
L1
47
May 27
Dodgers
4–6
Graterol (1–2)
Bumgarner (2–3)
—
Chase Field
24,865
23–24
L2
48
May 28
Dodgers
2–3
Gonsolin (5–0)
Kelly (3–3)
Hudson (3)
Chase Field
30,819
23–25
L3
49
May 29
Dodgers
1–3
Anderson (6–0)
Davies (2–3)
Kimbrel (10)
Chase Field
30,482
23–26
L4
50
May 30
Braves
6–2
Gallen (4–0)
Strider (1–2)
—
Chase Field
20,735
24–26
W1
51
May 31
Braves
8–7 (10)
Melancon (1–5)
Stephens (1–2)
—
Chase Field
12,686
25–26
W2
June: 9–16 (Home: 5–7; Away: 4–9)
#
Date
Opponent
Score
Win
Loss
Save
Stadium
Attendance
Record
Streak
52
June 1
Braves
0–6
Wright (5–3)
Bumgarner (2–4)
—
Chase Field
12,370
25–27
L1
53
June 3
@ Pirates
8–6
Kelly (4–3)
Brubaker (0–5)
Melancon (11)
PNC Park
16,444
26–27
W1
54
June 4
@ Pirates
1–2
Stratton (3–2)
Melancon (1–6)
—
PNC Park
19,149
26–28
L1
55
June 5
@ Pirates
0–3
Thompson (3–4)
Gallen (4–1)
Bednar (10)
PNC Park
11,796
26–29
L2
56
June 6
@ Reds
0–7 (7)
Greene (3–7)
Bumgarner (2–5)
—
Great American Ball Park
9,485
26–30
L3
57
June 7
@ Reds
8–14
Ashcraft (3–0)
Gilbert (0–3)
—
Great American Ball Park
11,512
26–31
L4
58
June 8
@ Reds
7–0
Kelly (5–3)
Minor (0–2)
—
Great American Ball Park
11,957
27–31
W1
59
June 9
@ Reds
5–4
Melancon (2–6)
Santillan (0–1)
Kennedy (4)
Great American Ball Park
13,167
28–31
W2
60
June 10
@ Phillies
5–7
Gibson (4–2)
Gallen (4–2)
Knebel (11)
Citizens Bank Park
37,423
28–32
L1
61
June 11
@ Phillies
0–4
Wheeler (5–3)
Bumgarner (2–6)
—
Citizens Bank Park
30,820
28–33
L2
62
June 12
@ Phillies
13–1
Weaver (1–0)
Suárez (4–4)
—
Citizens Bank Park
41,218
29–33
W1
63
June 13
Reds
4–5
Minor (1–2)
Kelly (5–4)
Strickland (2)
Chase Field
13,735
29–34
L1
64
June 14
Reds
3–5 (12)
Cessa (3–1)
Poppen (1–1)
Kuhnel (1)
Chase Field
15,081
29–35
L2
65
June 15
Reds
7–4
Ramirez (2–1)
Warren (2–3)
—
Chase Field
14,917
30–35
W1
66
June 17
Twins
7–2
Bumgarner (3–6)
Smeltzer (3–1)
—
Chase Field
26,351
31–35
W2
67
June 18
Twins
1–11
Bundy (4–3)
Weaver (1–1)
—
Chase Field
24,338
31–36
L1
68
June 19
Twins
7–1
Kelly (6–4)
Archer (1–3)
—
Chase Field
30,690
32–36
W1
69
June 20
@ Padres
1–4
Darvish (7–3)
Davies (2–4)
Rogers (21)
Petco Park
35,430
32–37
L1
70
June 21
@ Padres
2–3 (11)
Hill (2–0)
Kennedy (3–4)
—
Petco Park
31,528
32–38
L2
71
June 22
@ Padres
4–10
Morejón (1–0)
Bumgarner (3–7)
Martinez (1)
Petco Park
31,024
32–39
L3
72
June 24
Tigers
1–5
García (2–2)
Kelly (6–5)
—
Chase Field
22,064
32–40
L4
73
June 25
Tigers
3–6
Alexander (1–3)
Mantiply (1–1)
Soto (14)
Chase Field
23,129
32–41
L5
74
June 26
Tigers
11–7
Wendelken (2–1)
Vest (1–2)
—
Chase Field
22,529
33–41
W1
75
June 28
Padres
7–6
Melancon (3–6)
Rogers (0–4)
—
Chase Field
19,904
34–41
W2
76
June 29
Padres
0–4
Clevinger (2–0)
Bumgarner (3–8)
Martinez (2)
Chase Field
20,109
34–42
L1
July: 11–14 (Home: 8–5; Away: 3–9)
#
Date
Opponent
Score
Win
Loss
Save
Stadium
Attendance
Record
Streak
77
July 1
@ Rockies
9–3
Kelly (7–5)
Senzatela (3–5)
—
Coors Field
47,588
35–42
W1
78
July 2
@ Rockies
7–11
Gomber (4–7)
Keuchel (2–6)
—
Coors Field
48,331
35–43
L1
79
July 3
@ Rockies
5–6
Bird (1–0)
Ramirez (2–2)
Bard (16)
Coors Field
33,479
35–44
L2
80
July 4
Giants
8–3
Bumgarner (4–8)
Rodón (7–5)
—
Chase Field
27,752
36–44
W1
81
July 5
Giants
6–2
Smith (1–1)
Leone (3–1)
—
Chase Field
14,467
37–44
W2
82
July 6
Giants
5–7
Brebbia (4–1)
Mantiply (1–2)
Long (1)
Chase Field
13,445
37–45
L1
83
July 7
Rockies
3–4
Estévez (2–4)
Melancon (3–7)
Bard (17)
Chase Field
11,727
37–46
L2
84
July 8
Rockies
5–6
Kuhl (6–5)
Poppen (1–2)
Colomé (4)
Chase Field
15,524
37–47
L3
85
July 9
Rockies
9–2
Bumgarner (5–8)
Freeland (4–7)
—
Chase Field
21,819
38–47
W1
86
July 10
Rockies
2–3
Márquez (5–7)
Middleton (1–2)
Bard (18)
Chase Field
18,126
38–48
L1
87
July 11
@ Giants
4–3
Kelly (8–5)
Cobb (3–4)
Melancon (12)
Oracle Park
25,325
39–48
W1
88
July 12
@ Giants
0–13
Webb (8–3)
Keuchel (2–7)
—
Oracle Park
23,353
39–49
L1
89
July 13
@ Giants
3–4
Doval (3–4)
Melancon (3–8)
—
Oracle Park
27,055
39–50
L2
90
July 15
@ Padres
3–5
Darvish (8–4)
Bumgarner (5–9)
Rogers (25)
Petco Park
41,302
39–51
L3
91
July 16
@ Padres
3–4
Manaea (5–4)
Ramirez (2–3)
Rogers (26)
Petco Park
42,384
39–52
L4
92
July 17
@ Padres
3–1
Kelly (9–5)
Clevinger (2–3)
Melancon (13)
Petco Park
36,428
40–52
W1
–
July 19
92nd All-Star Game in Los Angeles, CA
93
July 22
Nationals
10–1
Gallen (5–2)
Corbin (4–13)
—
Chase Field
17,819
41–52
W2
94
July 23
Nationals
7–2
Bumgarner (6–9)
Sánchez (0–2)
—
Chase Field
37,802
42–52
W3
95
July 24
Nationals
3–4
Edwards Jr. (3–3)
Mantiply (1–3)
Finnegan (2)
Chase Field
20,278
42–53
L1
96
July 25
Giants
7–0
Kelly (10–5)
Junis (4–2)
—
Chase Field
16,100
43–53
W1
97
July 26
Giants
7–3
Kennedy (4–4)
Rodón (8–6)
—
Chase Field
16,989
44–53
W2
98
July 27
Giants
5–3
Ramirez (3–3)
Webb (9–4)
Melancon (14)
Chase Field
17,043
45–53
W3
99
July 29
@ Braves
2–5
Wright (13–4)
Bumgarner (6–10)
Jansen (24)
Truist Park
41,536
45–54
L1
100
July 30
@ Braves
2–6
Anderson (9–6)
Martin (0–1)
—
Truist Park
41,682
45–55
L2
101
July 31
@ Braves
0–1
Jansen (5–0)
Melancon (3–9)
—
Truist Park
39,005
45–56
L3
August: 16–12 (Home: 7–6; Away: 9–6)
#
Date
Opponent
Score
Win
Loss
Save
Stadium
Attendance
Record
Streak
102
August 1
@ Guardians
5–6 (11)
Hentges (3–2)
Melancon (3–10)
—
Progressive Field
13,707
45–57
L4
103
August 2
@ Guardians
6–3
Gallen (6–2)
McKenzie (7–8)
Kennedy (5)
Progressive Field
14,471
46–57
W1
104
August 3
@ Guardians
4–7
Bieber (6–6)
Henry (0–1)
—
Progressive Field
18,642
46–58
L1
105
August 5
Rockies
6–5
Devenski (1–0)
Colomé (2–5)
Kennedy (6)
Chase Field
17,720
47–58
W1
106
August 6
Rockies
2–3
Estévez (3–4)
Kennedy (4–5)
Bard (23)
Chase Field
21,146
47–59
L1
107
August 7
Rockies
6–4
Devenski (2–0)
Colomé (2–6)
Melancon (15)
Chase Field
20,644
48–59
W1
108
August 8
Pirates
3–0
Gallen (7–2)
Bañuelos (0–1)
Kennedy (7)
Chase Field
11,275
49–59
W2
109
August 9
Pirates
6–4
Henry (1–1)
Thompson (3–9)
Melancon (16)
Chase Field
12,901
50–59
W3
110
August 10
Pirates
4–6
Keller (4–8)
Bumgarner (6–11)
Stout (1)
Chase Field
12,714
50–60
L1
111
August 11
Pirates
9–3
Ginkel (1–0)
De Jong (4–1)
—
Chase Field
12,725
51–60
W1
112
August 12
@ Rockies
3–5
Lamet (1–1)
Devenski (2–1)
Estévez (2)
Coors Field
32,055
51–61
L1
113
August 13
@ Rockies
6–0
Gallen (8–2)
Ureña (1–4)
—
Coors Field
35,233
52–61
W1
114
August 14
@ Rockies
7–4
Henry (2–1)
Feltner (2–4)
Kennedy (8)
Coors Field
32,442
53–61
W2
115
August 15
@ Giants
1–6
Cobb (4–6)
Bumgarner (6–12)
—
Oracle Park
20,694
53–62
L1
116
August 16
@ Giants
1–2
Brebbia (6–1)
Kennedy (4–8)
—
Oracle Park
20,897
53–63
L2
117
August 17
@ Giants
3–2
Ramirez (4–3)
Leone (3–4)
Melancon (17)
Oracle Park
22,649
54–63
W1
118
August 18
@ Giants
5–0
Gallen (9–2)
Webb (11–6)
—
Oracle Park
26,197
55–63
W2
119
August 19
Cardinals
1–5
Mikolas (10–9)
Henry (2–2)
—
Chase Field
32,183
55–64
L1
120
August 20
Cardinals
7–16
Cabrera (4–2)
Bumgarner (6–13)
—
Chase Field
34,248
55–65
L2
121
August 21
Cardinals
4–6
Woodford (2–0)
Mantiply (1–4)
Gallegos (12)
Chase Field
25,064
55–66
L3
122
August 23
@ Royals
7–3
Mantiply (2–4)
Staumont (3–3)
—
Kauffman Stadium
12,427
56–66
W1
123
August 24
@ Royals
3–5
Singer (7–4)
Ramirez (4–4)
—
Kauffman Stadium
10,531
56–67
L1
124
August 26
@ White Sox
7–2
Henry (3–2)
Cueto (6–6)
—
Guaranteed Rate Field
33,054
57–67
W1
125
August 27
@ White Sox
10–5
Kelly (11–5)
Martin (2–4)
—
Guaranteed Rate Field
25,837
58–67
W2
126
August 28
@ White Sox
3–2
Ramirez (5–4)
Graveman (3–3)
Kennedy (9)
Guaranteed Rate Field
29,781
59–67
W3
127
August 29
Phillies
13–7
Frías (1–0)
Sánchez (2–2)
—
Chase Field
18,594
60–67
W4
128
August 30
Phillies
12–3
Gallen (10–2)
Nola (9–11)
—
Chase Field
16,873
61–67
W5
129
August 31
Phillies
2–18
Falter (3–3)
Henry (3–3)
—
Chase Field
13,690
61–68
L1
September: 11–17 (Home: 6–8; Away: 5–9)
#
Date
Opponent
Score
Win
Loss
Save
Stadium
Attendance
Record
Streak
130
September 1
Brewers
5–0
Kelly (12–5)
Woodruff (9–4)
—
Chase Field
10,495
62–68
W1
131
September 2
Brewers
2–1
K. Nelson (2–0)
Lauer (10–6)
Kennedy (10)
Chase Field
13,488
63–68
W2
132
September 3
Brewers
6–8 (10)
Williams (6–3)
Mantiply (2–5)
Rogers (30)
Chase Field
22,138
63–69
L1
133
September 4
Brewers
5–1
Gallen (11–2)
Alexander (2–2)
—
Chase Field
20,274
64–69
W1
134
September 5
@ Padres
5–0
R. Nelson (1–0)
Snell (6–8)
—
Petco Park
37,713
65–69
W2
135
September 6
@ Padres
5–6
Martinez (4–3)
Kennedy (4–7)
—
Petco Park
31,308
65–70
L1
136
September 7
@ Padres
3–6
Darvish (13–7)
Henry (3–4)
Hader (31)
Petco Park
36,948
65–71
L2
137
September 9
@ Rockies
10–13
Bard (5–4)
Smith (1–2)
—
Coors Field
34,848
65–72
L3
138
September 10
@ Rockies
1–4
Lawrence (3–1)
Bumgarner (6–14)
Bard (29)
Coors Field
27,871
65–73
L4
139
September 11
@ Rockies
12–6
Gallen (12–2)
Feltner (2–8)
—
Coors Field
27,546
66–73
W1
140
September 12
Dodgers
0–6
Anderson (15–3)
K. Nelson (2–1)
—
Chase Field
19,393
66–74
L1
141
September 13
Dodgers
0–4
Kershaw (8–3)
Kelly (12–6)
—
Chase Field
21,143
66–75
L2
142
September 14
Dodgers
5–3 (10)
Moronta (1–0)
Kimbrel (4–6)
—
Chase Field
22,971
67–75
W1
143
September 15
Padres
4–0
Jameson (1–0)
Manaea (7–9)
—
Chase Field
17,121
68–75
W2
144
September 16
Padres
3–12
Snell (7–9)
Bumgarner (6–15)
—
Chase Field
19,945
68–76
L1
145
September 17
Padres
0–2
Musgrove (10–7)
Gallen (12–3)
Hader (33)
Chase Field
29,796
68–77
L2
146
September 18
Padres
1–6
Darvish (15–7)
R. Nelson (1–1)
—
Chase Field
20,480
68–78
L3
147
September 19
@ Dodgers
2–5
Kershaw (9–3)
Kelly (12–7)
—
Dodger Stadium
44,854
68–79
L4
148
September 20 (1)
@ Dodgers
5–6
Pepiot (3–0)
Ginkel (1–1)
Martin (2)
Dodger Stadium
38,902
68–80
L5
149
September 20 (2)
@ Dodgers
5–2
Jameson (2–0)
Anderson (15–4)
Moronta (1)
Dodger Stadium
43,097
69–80
W1
150
September 21
@ Dodgers
6–1
Bumgarner (7–15)
May (2–3)
—
Dodger Stadium
38,845
70–80
W2
151
September 22
@ Dodgers
2–3
Kimbrel (6–6)
Moronta (1–1)
—
Dodger Stadium
47,907
70–81
L1
152
September 23
Giants
5–6
Young (1–1)
Smith (1–3)
Doval (25)
Chase Field
25,949
70–82
L2
153
September 24
Giants
5–2
Kelly (13–7)
Cobb (6–7)
Moronta (2)
Chase Field
24,504
71–82
W1
154
September 25
Giants
2–3
Junis (5–6)
Frías (1–1)
Doval (26)
Chase Field
25,389
71–83
L1
155
September 27
@ Astros
2–10
García (14–8)
Davies (2–5)
—
Minute Maid Park
37,480
71–84
L2
156
September 28
@ Astros
5–2 (10)
Moronta (2–1)
Smith (0–3)
Melancon (18)
Minute Maid Park
35,670
72–84
W1
157
September 30
@ Giants
4–10
Cobb (7–7)
Kelly (13–8)
—
Oracle Park
28,478
72–85
L1
October: 2–3 (Home: 0–0; Away: 2–3)
Legend: = Win = Loss = Postponement Bold = Diamondbacks team member
Opening day
Statistics
Batting
(through October 5, 2022)
Players in bold are on the active roster.
Note: G = Games played; AB = At bats; R = Runs; H = Hits; 2B = Doubles; 3B = Triples; HR = Home runs; RBI = Runs batted in; SB = Stolen bases; BB = Walks; K = Strikeouts; AVG = Batting average; OBP = On-base percentage; SLG = Slugging percentage; TB = Total bases
Player
G
AB
R
H
2B
3B
HR
RBI
SB
BB
K
AVG
OBP
SLG
TB
Nick Ahmed
17
52
7
12
2
0
3
7
0
2
15
.231
.259
.442
23
Sergio Alcántara
71
170
23
41
8
1
6
26
1
10
45
.241
.283
.406
69
Seth Beer
38
111
4
21
3
0
1
9
0
11
31
.189
.278
.243
27
Corbin Carroll
32
104
13
27
9
2
4
14
2
8
31
.260
.330
.500
52
Matt Davison
5
10
1
1
0
0
1
1
0
3
3
.100
.308
.400
4
Wilmer Difo
3
6
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
.000
.000
.000
1
Drew Ellis
6
13
2
2
1
0
0
1
0
1
6
.154
.214
.231
3
Stone Garrett
27
76
13
21
8
0
4
10
3
3
27
.276
.309
.539
41
Grayson Greiner
2
6
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
2
3
.167
.375
.167
1
Josh Hager
28
50
4
12
2
0
0
3
0
8
17
.240
.345
.280
14
Yonny Hernández
12
24
2
2
0
0
0
0
2
2
4
.083
.154
.083
2
José Herrera
47
111
9
21
2
0
0
5
0
9
34
.189
.250
.207
23
Cooper Hummel
66
176
20
31
8
3
3
17
4
23
64
.176
.274
.307
54
Carson Kelly
104
317
40
67
18
0
7
35
2
29
71
.211
.282
.334
106
Buddy Kennedy
30
83
10
18
2
2
1
12
0
8
23
.217
.287
.325
27
Jordan Luplow
83
205
26
36
5
0
11
28
5
25
60
.176
.274
.361
74
Ketel Marte
137
492
68
118
42
2
12
52
5
55
101
.240
.321
.407
200
Jake McCarthy
99
321
53
91
16
3
8
43
23
23
76
.283
.342
.427
137
David Peralta
87
278
29
69
19
2
12
41
1
27
74
.248
.316
.460
128
Geraldo Perdomo
148
431
58
84
10
2
5
40
9
50
103
.195
.285
.262
113
Emmanuel Rivera
39
132
22
30
8
0
6
18
1
12
37
.227
.304
.424
56
Joshua Rojas
125
443
66
119
25
1
9
56
23
55
98
.269
.349
.391
173
Pavin Smith
75
245
24
54
9
0
9
33
1
28
67
.220
.300
.367
90
Alek Thomas
113
381
45
88
17
1
8
39
4
22
74
.231
.275
.344
131
Daulton Varsho
151
531
79
125
23
3
27
74
16
46
145
.235
.302
.443
235
Christian Walker
160
583
84
141
25
2
36
94
2
69
131
.242
.327
.477
278
TEAM TOTALS
162
5351
702
1232
262
24
173
658
104
531
1341
.230
.304
.385
2061
Source[9]
Pitching
(through October 5, 2022)
Players in bold are on the active roster.
Note: W = Wins; L = Losses; ERA = Earned run average; WHIP = Walks plus hits per inning pitched; G = Games pitched; GS = Games started; SV = Saves; IP = Innings pitched; H = Hits allowed; R = Runs allowed; ER = Earned runs allowed; BB = Walks allowed; K = Strikeouts
Source[9]
Minor league affiliations
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