Opening Day is almost here. The first Opening Day for the Arizona Diamondbacks was on March 31, 1998, against the Colorado Rockies, ending in a loss. Now, 27 seasons later, the Diamondbacks hold a 15-12 record in season openers. Chase Field, the home of the Diamondbacks, is the 12th-oldest ballpark in Major League Baseball. Opening Day marks a significant moment as each team begins its regular season. As Chase Field heats up for another year, excitement is building among fans for this historic day. Â
Thank you for reading this post, don't forget to subscribe!Injuries are a concern heading into the season, the Diamondbacks currently faced the loss of left-hander Jordan Montgomery. Montgomery is currently on the 60-day injured list due to an elbow injury that will soon require Tommy John surgery for the second time. Â
However, with new talent joining the Diamondbacks, the possibilities from Opening Day to the end of the season are endless. Left-handed pitcher Jalen Beeks signed a one-year, $1.25 million deal with Arizona, bringing raw talent to the bullpen. Right-hander Shelby Miller also earned a roster spot. Both pitchers add valuable talent to the team with Beeks holding a 4.50 ERA in 71 games last season, while Miller showcased his skills in Cactus League play with 11 strikeouts in 6 2/3 innings. Â
Time is ticking, and Opening Day is just around the corner. On Thursday, March 27, at 7:10 p.m., the Diamondbacks will take on the Chicago Cubs. Arizona is sending right-hander Zac Gallen to face off against left-hander Justin Steele in what is set to be an electrifying season opener. Fans, get ready as Diamondbacks are here to remind you of what Opening day is all about.
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Reporter Dulce Antonsen covers general assignments in The Valley for Burn City Sports.Â
