What does Arizona Diamondbacks do?

The Arizona Diamondbacks, often referred to as the D-backs, are a professional baseball team in Major League Baseball's National League West division. Founded in 1998, the team plays its home games at Chase Field in Phoenix, Arizona. The Diamondbacks quickly gained popularity, winning the World Series championship in 2001 and making six postseason appearances. They have also made significant contributions to the community, donating over $55 million to various causes since their inception. The team offers a range of branded merchandise, including new home uniforms that reflect their original 1998 design and special City Connect jerseys celebrating their history. The Diamondbacks are also committed to youth development through the Arizona Diamondbacks Foundation, which has built or refurbished 43 baseball fields and supports initiatives like the RBI program. Additionally, the team is dedicated to sustainability and is a member of the Green Sports Alliance, working alongside other sports organizations to promote environmental efforts.