Arizona Diamondbacks all-time roster

1998 to 2026 · 454 players

How many players have played for the Arizona Diamondbacks?

454 players have a season with the Arizona Diamondbacks on file, from 1998 to 2026: 204 at the plate and 251 on the mound. Ketel Marte played the most games for the club, 1,195. Arizona Diamondbacks all-time leaders →

Hitters with the most games

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Every Arizona Diamondbacks hitter, 1998 to 2026

Player↓	Years↓	G↓	H↓iH: Times the batter reached base by hitting the ball, without help from an error.	HR↓iHR: Home runs hit.	RBI↓iRBI: Runs that scored because of this batter's plate appearance.	AVG↓iAVG: Hits per at-bat. .300 is the traditional line between a good hitter and a great one.
Ketel Marte	2017–2026	1,195	1,237	190	612	.279
Luis Gonzalez	1999–2006	1,194	1,337	224	774	.298
Paul Goldschmidt	2011–2018	1,092	1,182	209	710	.297
Miguel Montero	2006–2014	906	795	97	448	.264
Chris Young	2006–2012	885	758	132	408	.239
David Peralta	2014–2021	874	891	98	427	.286
Christian Walker	2017–2024	819	716	146	442	.251
Steve Finley	1999–2003	745	736	130	431	.278
Stephen Drew	2006–2011	733	750	70	321	.270
Justin Upton	2007–2012	731	739	108	363	.278
Geraldo Perdomo	2021–2026	718	603	43	284	.255
Chad Tracy	2004–2009	704	654	78	318	.280
Gerardo Parra	2009–2013	683	623	33	220	.277
Craig Counsell	2000–2006	664	611	24	193	.266
Corbin Carroll	2022–2026	643	608	104	325	.253
AJ Pollock	2012–2018	637	640	74	264	.281
Jay Bell	1998–2002	616	573	91	304	.263
Matt Williams	1998–2003	595	629	99	381	.278
Chris Owings	2013–2018	580	490	31	196	.250
Jake Lamb	2014–2019	578	466	81	302	.242
Tony Womack	1999–2002	568	625	19	185	.272
Mark Reynolds	2007–2010	563	480	121	346	.242
Aaron Hill	2012–2015	492	473	53	225	.270
Chris Snyder	2004–2009	491	334	52	208	.233
Pavin Smith	2020–2026	487	353	48	192	.242
Conor Jackson	2005–2009	484	456	45	236	.281
Damian Miller	1998–2002	467	394	48	194	.269
Lourdes Gurriel Jr.	2023–2026	458	450	63	259	.257
Álex Cintrón	2001–2005	439	398	25	152	.279
Eric Byrnes	2006–2009	439	426	61	216	.261
Dave Dellucci	1998–2002	433	282	23	137	.276
Jake McCarthy	2021–2025	431	339	24	139	.260
Gabriel Moreno	2023–2026	421	404	37	218	.289
Alek Thomas	2022–2025	420	300	29	133	.234
Orlando Hudson	2006–2008	403	442	33	171	.294
Quinton McCracken	2002–2005	372	205	4	71	.267
Danny Bautista	2001–2004	369	349	26	150	.291
Tony Clark	2005–2009	358	199	57	165	.259
Carson Kelly	2019–2022	352	244	43	147	.231
Mark Grace	2001–2003	335	244	25	142	.268
Greg Colbrunn	1999–2004	334	235	34	127	.310
Augie Ojeda	2007–2010	324	167	2	50	.243
Josh Rojas	2019–2022	322	288	22	118	.256
Junior Spivey	2001–2003	321	297	34	149	.279
Kelly Stinnett	1998–2005	315	221	39	117	.238
Ildemaro Vargas	2017–2026	297	208	19	118	.260
Brandon Drury	2015–2017	289	261	31	124	.271
Ryan Roberts	2009–2011	289	218	28	99	.256
Erubiel Durazo	1999–2002	287	208	47	149	.278
Daulton Varsho	2020–2022	283	214	41	121	.234

What the columns mean: H · HR · RBI · AVG

Pitchers with the most games

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Every Arizona Diamondbacks pitcher, 1998 to 2026

Player↓	Years↓	G↓	W↓iW: Games in which this pitcher was credited with the win.	L↓iL: Games in which this pitcher was charged with the loss.	SV↓iSV: Games finished by protecting a narrow lead to the last out.	IP↓iIP: Innings pitched. The decimal counts outs, so 6.2 is six innings and two more outs.	ERA↓iERA: Earned runs allowed per nine innings pitched — lower is better. Under 3.00 is excellent.	K↓iK: Batters this pitcher struck out.
Kevin Ginkel	2019–2026	340	28	16	19	326.0	3.92	354
Andrew Chafin	2014–2019	326	9	11	2	265.0	3.57	278
Brad Ziegler	2012–2015	289	19	8	44	276.2	2.50	176
Jose Valverde	2003–2007	253	9	14	98	260.0	3.29	331
Joe Mantiply	2020–2025	250	10	13	3	210.1	4.32	190
David Hernandez	2011–2015	248	13	17	17	233.2	3.54	274
Randall Delgado	2013–2018	246	25	19	2	415.0	4.14	371
Archie Bradley	2015–2019	239	21	25	22	393.2	3.96	407
Byung-Hyun Kim	1999–2002	236	20	17	70	280.0	3.21	347
Brandon Lyon	2005–2008	234	11	15	42	232.0	4.03	147
Randy Johnson	1999–2008	233	118	62	0	1,630.1	2.83	2,077
Greg Swindell	1999–2002	225	8	14	4	227.1	3.76	180
Mike Koplove	2001–2006	217	15	7	2	248.2	3.76	171
Brandon Webb	2003–2009	199	87	62	0	1,319.2	3.27	1,065
Josh Collmenter	2011–2015	185	35	33	2	637.0	3.49	443
Zac Gallen	2020–2026	183	66	55	0	1,032.2	3.90	1,028
Daniel Hudson	2011–2016	179	26	20	9	398.0	4.32	337
J.J. Putz	2011–2014	175	7	9	83	160.1	2.81	178
Patrick Corbin	2012–2018	172	56	54	2	945.2	3.91	897
Tony Pena	2006–2008	172	11	10	6	188.2	4.05	136
Merrill Kelly	2019–2026	169	63	58	0	986.1	4.01	857
Ryan Thompson	2024–2026	161	14	9	3	148.1	3.76	117
Brian Anderson	1998–2002	160	41	42	1	840.2	4.52	410
Ian Kennedy	2010–2022	155	49	33	10	674.2	3.68	597
Miguel Batista	2001–2006	154	40	34	0	723.2	3.99	454
Taylor Clarke	2019–2026	149	11	12	1	244.1	4.38	192
Matt Mantei	2000–2004	148	8	10	52	144.2	4.29	172
Juan Gutierrez	2009–2011	143	4	9	24	146.0	4.62	136
Esmerling Vásquez	2009–2011	141	5	10	0	137.0	4.66	120
Juan Cruz	2006–2008	141	15	7	0	207.1	3.47	246

What the columns mean: W · L · SV · IP · ERA · K

Regular season, each player’s seasons with the club under every name it has played as. A pitcher who also batted is in both tables. A season split between two clubs is filed as one combined line and counts for neither.