Diamondbacks

==Overview==
The Arizona Diamondbacks are an MLB team in the National League West. They are available to play in Backyard Baseball 2001 and 2003. They have the longest gap between BBL appearances, being used in Season 1 and not being used again until Season 6.
==Season 1==
The Arizona Diamondbacks were one of the original teams in the first season of the BBL, coached by Yurya. They started hot, at 7-1, but fell off during the last few games, ending their season at 8-6. They lost in the NLCS to the eventual World Series champion Braves.
Arizona Diamondbacks Season 1 Batting
Player 	AB 	H 	1B	2B	3B	HR	RBI	R 	BB	K 	SB	E	AVG 	TB 	SLG 	OPS 	RC
Dante Robinson 	46 	25 	16	4 	3 	2 	9 	17 	0 	6 	16	0	0.543	41 	0.891	1.435	22.28
Vladimir Guerrero	49 	19 	7 	7 	1 	4 	18 	14 	3 	1 	9 	4	0.388	40 	0.816	1.239	16.92
Sammy Sosa 	51 	38 	13	10	0 	15	31 	35 	2 	1 	9 	1	0.745	93 	1.824	2.578	70.19
Jose Canseco 	49 	29 	8 	12	0 	9 	25 	23 	3 	4 	10	0	0.592	68 	1.388	2.003	41.85
Jeromy Burnitz 	47 	26 	7 	17	0 	2 	19 	13 	2 	4 	3 	0	0.553	49 	1.043	1.614	28.00
Lou Zerr 	46 	15 	9 	2 	1 	3 	9 	6 	0 	1 	4 	0	0.326	28 	0.609	0.935	9.13
Carlos Beltran 	42 	21 	12	6 	1 	2 	6 	14 	7 	4 	11	0	0.500	35 	0.833	1.405	20.00
Randy Johnson 	42 	14 	8 	4 	1 	1 	7 	4 	1 	5 	3 	0	0.333	23 	0.548	0.896	8.02
Lisa Crocket 	46 	25 	12	10	2 	1 	13 	15 	1 	1 	15	1	0.543	42 	0.913	1.466	23.23
TOTALS 	418	212	92	72	9 	39	137	141	19	27	80	6	0.507	419	1.002	1.531	221.49
Arizona Diamondbacks Season 1 Pitching
Player 	IP	BF 	HA	RA	K 	BB	PT 	B 	S 	ERA 	WHIP	K/6 	S/B
Randy Johnson	84	285	49	12	87	0 	722	71	651	0.86	0.58	6.21	9.2
TOTALS 	84	285	49	12	87	0 	722	71	651	0.86	0.58	6.21	9.2
==Season 6==
The Arizona Diamondbacks were brought back for season 6 after a 4-season hiatus by their original owner, Yurya. They placed themselves in a so-called "Division of Death," with other great coaches aesnop, Nick Foles is my dad, and gmchappe. This division placement may have been their downfall, as the D-Backs went 1-5 against their division rivals but were 6-2 against everyone else, including an upset victory over the eventual Season 6 champion Indians. The Diamondbacks ultimately finished 7-7 and did not qualify for the playoffs.
The Diamondbacks also declined an invitation to play in the BBL Consolation Tournament.
Arizona Diamondbacks Season 6 Batting
Player 	G 	AB 	H 	1B 	2B	3B	HR	RBI	R 	BB	SO	SB	E 	TB 	AVG 	OBP 	SLG 	OPS 	RC
Stuart Sullivan	14 	57 	46 	38 	5 	1 	2 	12 	29 	2 	0 	25	5 	59 	0.807	0.814	1.035	1.849	48.00
Fred Benson 	14 	56 	28 	10 	8 	4 	6 	32 	22 	2 	6 	5 	0 	62 	0.500	0.517	1.107	1.624	32.07
Pamela Kirkos 	14 	55 	31 	16 	6 	2 	7 	27 	23 	3 	5 	8 	3 	62 	0.564	0.586	1.127	1.713	36.34
Uma Morris 	14 	46 	22 	7 	6 	1 	8 	20 	23 	7 	13	3 	3 	54 	0.478	0.547	1.174	1.721	29.55
Stan Olafson 	14 	55 	28 	19 	6 	2 	1 	24 	20 	1 	1 	8 	2 	41 	0.509	0.518	0.745	1.263	21.23
Sheila Basanti 	14 	52 	38 	23 	7 	3 	5 	28 	27 	1 	5 	11	1 	66 	0.731	0.736	1.269	2.005	48.57
Chris Milton 	14 	50 	27 	17 	8 	1 	1 	14 	12 	1 	2 	6 	0 	40 	0.540	0.549	0.800	1.349	21.96
Donald Vogel 	14 	49 	24 	16 	5 	1 	2 	5 	12 	2 	2 	8 	0 	37 	0.490	0.510	0.755	1.265	18.86
Jocinda Smith 	14 	50 	24 	19 	2 	0 	3 	17 	13 	0 	4 	4 	1 	35 	0.480	0.480	0.700	1.180	16.80
TOTALS 	126	470	268	165	53	15	35	179	181	19	38	78	15	456	0.570	0.587	0.970	1.557	267.63
Arizona Diamondbacks Season 6 Pitching
Player 	BF 	HA	RA	K 	BB	PT 	B 	S 	IP 	ERA 	WHIP	S/B
Chris Milton	287	54	14	78	0 	653	65	588	83.1	1.01	0.65	9.05
Uma Morris 	2 	0 	0 	0 	0 	2 	0 	2 	0.6 	0.00	0.00	--
Stan Olafson	1 	0 	0 	0 	0 	2 	0 	2 	0.3 	0.00	0.00	--
TOTALS 	290	54	14	78	0 	657	65	592	84 	1.00	0.64	9.11
==Season 7==
The Diamondbacks were coached by somebody other than Yurya for the first time, when rookie coach TheRealSisu took over the job. He was placed in the Indoor League, sort of an intermediate division. Sisu and the Diamondbacks took the league by storm, especially with star play Jay Green. The Diamondbacks nearly swept through the entire Indoor League; their one blemish was a loss to the Rangers featured on the Match of the Week twitch broadcast.
Jay Green set league records for home runs, average, and slugging percentage. He was easily voted MVP of the league. The Diamondbacks locked up the #1 seed in the Indoor League and faced the #4 seeded Backyard team, the Mariners in the first round. The Diamondbacks won two games to one after three close, high-scoring games. However, after beginning their series against the Dodgers, the Diamondbacks were disqualified for not submitting videos of their games, a requirement for the playoffs. The Mariners were allowed to advance, and they eventually lost the Season 7 World Series.
At the conclusion of Season 10, all records from the Season 7 Diamondbacks were expunged from the record books, due to the all but confirmed cheating allegations.
Arizona Diamondbacks Season 7 Batting
Name 	G 	AB 	H 	1B 	2B	3B	HR	RBI	R 	BB	SO	SB	E 	TB 	AVG 	OBP 	SLG 	OPS 	RC
Reese Worthington	14 	52 	25 	25 	0 	0 	0 	3 	23 	7 	3 	10	0 	25 	0.481	0.542	0.481	1.023	13.6
Randy Johnson 	14 	57 	26 	21 	3 	1 	1 	12 	11 	0 	5 	5 	1 	34 	0.456	0.456	0.596	1.053	15.5
Jason Giambi 	14 	58 	29 	18 	5 	1 	5 	20 	21 	2 	6 	1 	0 	51 	0.500	0.517	0.879	1.396	26.4
Liz Kinghorn 	14 	61 	43 	36 	3 	1 	3 	7 	44 	4 	2 	23	1 	57 	0.705	0.723	0.934	1.658	41.2
Mary Reilly 	14 	51 	33 	24 	6 	1 	2 	16 	26 	5 	0 	1 	0 	47 	0.647	0.679	0.922	1.600	31.9
Jay Green 	14 	61 	57 	10 	9 	1 	37	112	51 	0 	0 	9 	5 	179	0.934	0.934	2.934	3.869	167.3
Ezra Travolta 	14 	55 	32 	20 	3 	1 	8 	29 	15 	3 	2 	2 	2 	61 	0.582	0.603	1.109	1.713	36.8
Chandler Huggins 	14 	59 	31 	25 	4 	0 	2 	14 	20 	2 	2 	2 	0 	41 	0.525	0.541	0.695	1.236	22.2
Pamela Kirkos 	14 	57 	33 	22 	5 	1 	5 	20 	24 	3 	2 	1 	1 	55 	0.579	0.600	0.965	1.565	33.0
TOTALS 	126	511	309	201	38	7 	63	233	235	26	22	54	10	550	0.605	0.624	1.076	1.700	343.1
Arizona Diamondbacks Season 7 Pitching
Name 	BF 	HA	RA	K 	BB	PT 	B 	S 	IP	ERA 	WHIP	S/B
Randy Johnson	280	38	7 	93	0 	697	63	634	84	0.50	0.45	10.06
TOTALS 	280	38	7 	93	0 	697	63	634	84	0.50	0.45	10.06
==Season 9==
The Diamondbacks returned in Season 9, this time named the Super-Duper Diamondbacks and coached by BBL rookie PepsiBoyTTV. The Diamondbacks played in the NL Central, on the 2003 version of the game, and played home games at Scrapco Field.
The Diamondbacks put together a great offense, and PepsiBoy quickly became known for his offensive prowess. However, they had a little more trouble on the defensive side, and some opposing coaches took advantage. Most notably, the Melonheads were able to score 71 runs against the Diamondbacks in their Week 12 matchup.
Despite their defensive woes, the Diamondbacks won the NL Central with a record of 9-5. In the first round, they matched up against another offensive-based team, the Twins. It was the D'Backs who emerged as the better offensive, sweeping the Twins in two straight games.
In the NLCS, it was a matchup of polar opposites: the Diamondbacks, with a rookie coach, a huge offense, and a not-so-good defense, against the Monsters, coached by the founder of the league, with a stifling defense and a so-so offense. It turned out that defense wins (NL) championships, as the Monsters took down the Diamondbacks in two straight games. But there was a lot of potential for PepsiBoyTTV, now with a season of experience under his belt.
Super-Duper Diamondbacks Season 9 Batting
Name 	G 	AB 	H 	1B 	2B	3B	HR	RBI	R 	BB	SO	SB	E 	TB 	AVG 	OBP 	SLG 	OPS 	RC
Henri Deschenes	14	56 	40 	15 	6 	3 	16	49 	30 	1 	6 	0 	4 	100	0.714	0.719	1.786	2.505	71.9
Lance Lambert 	14	53 	33 	19 	3 	1 	10	21 	18 	0 	1 	0 	0 	68 	0.623	0.623	1.283	1.906	42.3
Linda Potter 	14	49 	24 	15 	2 	2 	5 	11 	13 	0 	1 	2 	1 	45 	0.490	0.490	0.918	1.408	22.0
Tina Herrara 	14	53 	16 	13 	1 	0 	2 	7 	7 	1 	4 	1 	1 	23 	0.302	0.315	0.434	0.749	7.2
Amir Khan 	14	55 	30 	16 	1 	2 	11	31 	19 	0 	2 	0 	1 	68 	0.545	0.545	1.236	1.782	37.1
Star Moonbeam 	14	58 	44 	38 	4 	1 	1 	3 	39 	1 	4 	12	4 	53 	0.759	0.763	0.914	1.677	40.4
Jeff Conine 	14	52 	25 	16 	3 	0 	6 	15 	12 	0 	3 	0 	1 	46 	0.481	0.481	0.885	1.365	22.1
Achmed Khan 	14	59 	50 	27 	7 	2 	14	51 	35 	0 	1 	0 	6 	103	0.847	0.847	1.746	2.593	87.3
Adam Van Doren 	14	59 	33 	28 	5 	0 	0 	8 	25 	0 	3 	1 	5 	38 	0.559	0.559	0.644	1.203	21.3
TOTALS 	14	494	295	187	32	11	65	196	198	3 	25	16	23	544	0.597	0.600	1.101	1.701	326.2
Super-Duper Diamondbacks Season 9 Pitching
Name 	BF 	HA	RA	K 	BB	PT 	B 	S 	IP 	ERA 	WHIP	S/B
Lance Lambert	226	61	12	50	0 	497	23	474	60.33	1.19	1.01	20.61
Linda Potter 	64 	16	6 	11	0 	144	13	131	18.00	2.00	0.89	10.08
Amir Khan 	22 	6 	1 	8 	0 	59 	7 	52 	5.67 	1.06	1.06	7.43
TOTALS 	312	83	19	69	0 	700	43	657	84 	1.36	0.99	15.28
==Season 10==
===2003===
PepsiBoy returned to coach the Diamondbacks in Season 10. This time they played at Steele Stadium in the Frontyard League East. The Diamondbacks made it a top priority to redraft Henri Deschenes, and they pulled off a massive trade to move up to the #2 overall pick, inking their superstar for another season. The Diamondbacks once again used some great offense to clinch a Frontyard League wild card spot after going 9-4-1, which includes the first tie in rBBL history.
Henri Deschenes proved himself to be the star of the Diamondbacks and the Frontyard League, as he was voted the MVP of the Frontyard League.
In the playoffs, the Diamondbacks quickly swept the Astros in two games and advanced to the FLCS. In the second series, against the Rangers, the Diamondbacks won game 1 and lost game 2, leaving it up to a deciding game 3. In this game 3, the Diamondbacks appeared to win, but upon video review, several runs were taken away due to the rBBL cheesing policy, and the Rangers ended up advancing to the World Series.
Super-Duper Diamondbacks Season 10 Batting
Name 	G 	AB 	H 	1B 	2B	3B	HR	RBI	R 	BB	SO	SB	E 	TB 	AVG 	OBP 	SLG 	OPS 	RC
Henri Deschenes 	14	52 	41 	11 	11	1 	18	40 	35 	0 	5 	1 	1 	108	0.788	0.788	2.077	2.865	85.2
Shawn Green 	14	47 	17 	12 	1 	0 	4 	9 	11 	1 	6 	1 	4 	30 	0.362	0.375	0.638	1.013	11.3
Fay Dawson 	14	49 	26 	15 	3 	2 	6 	15 	21 	2 	4 	0 	0 	51 	0.531	0.549	1.041	1.590	28.0
Perry Marx 	14	45 	19 	10 	4 	0 	5 	10 	8 	2 	9 	0 	3 	38 	0.422	0.447	0.844	1.291	17.0
Jennifer Goodfellow	14	48 	23 	12 	2 	0 	9 	33 	15 	0 	2 	0 	1 	52 	0.479	0.479	1.083	1.563	24.9
Brad Radke 	14	40 	12 	12 	0 	0 	0 	2 	5 	1 	5 	1 	4 	12 	0.300	0.317	0.300	0.617	3.8
Bret Olson 	14	53 	28 	27 	0 	1 	0 	0 	21 	1 	5 	2 	0 	30 	0.528	0.537	0.566	1.103	16.1
Dominic Hoskins 	14	41 	18 	15 	0 	1 	2 	4 	7 	1 	1 	1 	5 	26 	0.439	0.452	0.634	1.087	11.8
Zoe Mallory 	14	43 	27 	12 	3 	0 	12	23 	14 	0 	4 	0 	1 	66 	0.628	0.628	1.535	2.163	41.4
TOTALS 	14	418	211	126	24	5 	56	136	137	8 	41	6 	19	413	0.505	0.514	0.988	1.502	212.3
Super-Duper Diamondbacks Season 10 Pitching
Name 	BF 	HA	RA	K 	BB	PT 	B 	S 	IP 	ERA 	WHIP	S/B
Brad Radke 	242	40	6 	51	1 	559	73 	483	71.33	0.50	0.57	6.62
Perry Marx 	33 	10	1 	9 	0 	100	20 	80 	9.33 	0.64	1.07	4.00
Dominic Hoskins	12 	2 	0 	3 	0 	29 	2 	27 	3.33 	0.00	0.60	13.50
Shawn Green 	9 	2 	0 	0 	0 	18 	5 	13 	2.67 	0.00	0.75	2.60
Zoe Mallory 	1 	1 	0 	0 	0 	1 	0 	1 	0.33 	0.00	3.00	inf
TOTALS 	297	55	7 	63	1 	707	100	604	87.00	0.48	0.64	6.04
== Season 11 ==
=== 2003 ===
After the disappointing end to Season 10, PepsiBoy brought it back, coaching the Super-Duper Diamondbacks for the third straight season. The D'Backs played in the BL West at a home field of Cement Gardens. The Diamondbacks looked poised to return to the playoffs, sitting at 6-4 through 10 games. 
Unfortunately, after game 10, PepsiBoy had some computer troubles, so he was unable to complete the season. Longtime rBBL veteran Eauxps I. Fourgott stepped in to take over the Diamondbacks indefinitely. Eauxps led the D'Backs to a 3-1 record in their last four games, including a season high +31 against the division rival Giants. The Diamondbacks qualified for the playoffs as the top wild card in the BL, the #4 seed in the new expanded playoff format.
The playoffs were a different story for Eauxps and the Diamondbacks, as the stalwart defense of the Angels stymied the D'Backs potent offense. The Angels swept the D'Backs by scores of 5-0 and a home-team multiplier win of 8-8. 
Super-Duper Diamondbacks Season 11 Batting
Name 	G 	AB 	H 	1B 	2B	3B	HR	RBI	R 	BB	SO	SB	E 	TB 	AVG 	OBP 	SLG 	OPS 	RC
Leah Wayne 	14	54 	42 	24 	4 	4 	10	27 	30 	3 	2 	5 	3 	84 	0.778	0.789	1.556	2.345	66.3
Chipper Jones 	14	56 	36 	24 	9 	3 	0 	19 	23 	1 	5 	7 	8 	51 	0.643	0.649	0.911	1.560	33.1
Anna Goudreau 	14	53 	28 	15 	7 	2 	4 	27 	19 	1 	2 	8 	6 	51 	0.528	0.537	0.962	1.499	27.4
Sheila Basanti 	14	52 	29 	20 	6 	1 	2 	17 	19 	2 	5 	3 	2 	43 	0.558	0.574	0.827	1.401	24.7
Isabelle Marelli	14	50 	27 	18 	6 	2 	1 	17 	10 	1 	4 	3 	6 	40 	0.540	0.549	0.800	1.349	22.0
Bret Olson 	14	57 	35 	33 	2 	0 	0 	1 	26 	1 	9 	1 	3 	37 	0.614	0.621	0.649	1.270	23.0
Artie Pimbleton 	14	47 	23 	19 	3 	1 	0 	14 	7 	1 	3 	3 	0 	28 	0.489	0.500	0.596	1.096	14.0
Tracy Hoban 	14	43 	16 	13 	3 	0 	0 	7 	7 	3 	4 	3 	1 	19 	0.372	0.413	0.442	0.855	7.8
Tim Hudson 	14	49 	29 	22 	4 	0 	3 	22 	12 	1 	1 	4 	5 	42 	0.592	0.600	0.857	1.457	25.2
TOTALS 	14	461	265	188	44	13	20	151	153	14	35	37	34	395	0.575	0.587	0.857	1.444	232.0
Super-Duper Diamondbacks Season 11 Pitching
Name 	BF 	HA	RA	K 	BB	PT 	B 	S 	IP 	ERA 	WHIP	S/B
Tim Hudson 	183	57	7 	36	0 	416	41	375	48.3	0.87	1.18	9.15
Leah Wayne 	112	25	2 	26	0 	265	20	245	31.3	0.38	0.80	12.25
Isabelle Marelli	10 	5 	2 	3 	0 	27 	1 	26 	3 	4.00	1.67	26.00
Bret Olson 	5 	0 	0 	1 	0 	10 	1 	9 	1.7 	0.00	0.00	9.00
Artie Pimbleton 	4 	2 	0 	0 	1 	12 	4 	8 	0.7 	0.00	4.50	2.00
TOTALS 	314	89	11	66	1 	730	67	663	85 	0.78	1.06	9.90
== Season 12 ==
=== 2001 ===
The Diamondbacks were selected in two leagues in Season 12. For 2001, coach Towers-of-Obscure played as the Crazy Diamondbacks, with a Cement Gardens field in the NL East. The D'backs opened the season with a win over the Hornets, but after that the team struggled against both the AI and the opposition, although they closed out the season with an upset win over a Melonheads team that played haphazardly, thus their season ended with a 2-12 record.
=== 2003 ===
In 2003, coach PepsiBoy returned to the Super-Duper Diamondbacks for a fourth season in a row. The D'Backs had their home games in Steele Stadium and were placed in the FL West. Coincidentally, the pitcher for the team was Billy Jean Blackwood, opposite of the divisional rival Royals' Marky Dubois.
The D'Backs started out strong, having a five game win streak at one point. However, the coach abruptly left before Game 12, with coach bobbyBONES2370 taking over for the remaining games. The D'Backs finished 8-6, and the team was playoff eligible as the fifth seed.
The opening round of the playoffs saw the D'Backs compete with the Braves. The Braves defeated the D'Backs in the regular season, and the playoff round proved more of the same, with 20-5 and 12-9 losses sweeping the D'Backs out of the playoffs.
Henri Deschenes notably won the MVP award for the Frontyard League.
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