The Arizona Diamondbacks have announced their 2014 Spanish radio broadcast schedule, which includes all 162 regular season games and two Spring Training games on KSUN La Mejor 1400 AM. The first Spring Training game to be broadcasted in Spanish will
By Francisco Romero Spring Training 2014 will be like no other for the Arizona Diamondbacks. Pitchers and catchers reported to camp on Thursday February 6th, a week before any other team. The Arizona Diamondbacks and the Los Angeles Dodgers will
WHO: D-backs infielder Didi Gregorius, D-backs outfielder A.J. Pollock, and pitchers Addison Reed and Archie Bradley WHAT: The D-backs will host a private event for kids from the Gila River Indian Community this Friday, Feb. 7 from 4:00-5:00PM at the Boys &
The D-backs will host auditions for Sanderson Ford Cronista Infantil, in which kids can try out to be a guest on the D-backs Spanish Radio broadcast throughout the 2014 season at D-backs Fanfest on Saturday, Feb. 8 at Chase Field. The D-backs
By: Cindy G. Castillo The Arizona Diamondbacks sure know how to throw a unique party, and this year’s Third Annual Most Valuable Partners Awards was no exception. Presented by the Diamondbacks Corporation, both D-backs players and executives sported their most
Arizona Diamondbacks legend Luis Gonzalez will be inducted into the Latin American Sports Hall of Fame this Saturday, Jan. 18 in Laredo, Texas. Gonzalez will be the 16th Major League Baseball player to be inducted into the Latin American Sports Hall
The Arizona Diamondbacks announced today that individual tickets for all 2014 Spring Training games at Salt River Fields at Talking Stick will go on sale this Saturday at 10:00AM. The first 100 fans to purchase 2014 D-backs Spring Training tickets
WHO: D-backs first baseman Paul Goldschmidt WHAT: Goldschmidt will take part in the Phoenix Coyotes ceremonial puck drop tomorrow prior to the Coyotes vs. Hurricanes game at 6:00PM
The Arizona Diamondbacks Foundation announced the 30 winning schools in the “D-backs $150,000 School Challenge,” presented by the University of Phoenix. The challenge received more than 800 submissions from Arizona schools, and the winning grants come from all around the
