Arizona Diamondbacks Suites

Offense: Offensively, the Diamondbacks have two legit players who standout above the rest in Paul Goldschmidt and A.J. Pollock. Goldschmidt is arguably the best all-around first baseman in baseball while Pollock has emerged as one of the best all-around centerfielders. Pollock will leadoff for the club while Goldschmidt will bat third. David Peralta will look to pick up where he left off in 2015. Yasmany Tomas flashed his talent here and there last season but never really put it together. Tomas will look to break out in 2016. Jake Lamb, former Brewer Jean Segura, Nick Ahmed and Chris Owings will most likely all platoon around the infield.  Welington Castillo will be behind the plate. 

Pitching: The 2016 Arizona Diamondbacks made some of the most exciting offseason moves in baseball. Starting with signing free agent, Zack Greinke. Greinke has been one of the most dominant pitchers in all of baseball. Most recently, Greinke played for the Los Angeles Dodgers where he had the league’s lowest ERA in 2015. The Diamondbacks also made a blockbuster trade with the Atlanta Braves to acquire pitcher, Shelby Miller. To get Miller the Diamondbacks did part with former number one draft pick, Dansby Swanson. While Miller’s record wasn’t great in 2015, Miller still finished with a 3.02 ERA. Greinke and Miller will add a huge boost to this pitching rotation. Patrick Corbin return from Tommy John surgery last year and pitched really well. If Corbin gets back to his 2013 form, the Diamondbacks will have one of the best rotations in the National League.  Rubby De La Rosa and Robbie Ray will fill out the rest of the rotation. Ray will rack up plenty of strike outs. Brad Ziegler will be the team’s closer after a successful job at it last season.

Schedule: In 2016 Chase Field will welcome the Philadelphia Phillies, San Francisco Giants, Colorado Rockies, Los Angeles Dodgers, San Diego Padres, Toronto Blue Jays, Washington Nationals, Milwaukee Brewers, New York Mets, Atlanta Braves, and Cincinatti Reds.

Suites: Whether you are entertaining clients or friend and family, a Diamondbacks luxury box is the perfect setting for any occasion. An Arizona Diamondbacks suite features HDTVs, premium in-suite catering options, a dedicated suite attendant and interior/exterior seating. With a Diamondbacks suite you will receive VIP parking, private entry into Chase Field and exclusive access to the Diamondbacks VIP lounges in Chase Field. If you are looking to provide your guests with the ultimate VIP experience, a Diamondbacks suite is the only way to go.

The Arizona Diamondbacks are looking to get back into the postseason mix in 2015. After a down year in 2014, the Diamondbacks made a lot of moves to put themselves in a better position this season. Starting with club president Tony La Russa, general manager Dave Stewart and manager Chip Hale. This new regime with the help of some roster improvements should improve from their 64 win season a year ago. One of the biggest offseason transactions was the acquisition of Cuban star Yasmany Tomas. The Diamondbacks are putting Tomas at third base. Yasmany Tomas has plenty of raw power and but could struggle with an average as he faces the best pitchers in the sport. The Diamondbacks have a great mix of young and veteran talent to fill out their roster. First baseman Paul Goldschmidt is an MVP candidate with tremendous power. Goldschmidt was limited to just 109 games last season due to injury but still managed to hit 19 home runs. A.J. Pollock is a young player with lots of power at the top of the lineup. Mark Trumbo also battled some injuries last season but will be a big run producer for the Diamondbacks in 2015. The rest of the lineup includes Aaron Hill, Chris Owings and David Peralta. The pitching rotation remains a question mark for the Diamondbacks. They acquired Jeremy Hellickson from the Rays in the offseason. Hellickson is a young talented pitcher who has yet to reach his peak in the big leagues. Hellickson will lead the staff followed by Josh Collmenter, Chase Anderson and Rubby De La Rosa. Patrick Corbin and Bronson Arroyo are both coming back from Tommy John surgery. In the bullpen, the Diamondbacks have closer Addison Reed. Overall, the Diamondbacks are expected to score a lot of runs with power bats Trumbo, Goldschmidt and Tomas in the middle of the lineup. How good their pitching is will determined how they stack up in the National League West.

Whether you are entertaining clients or friend and family, a Diamondbacks luxury box is the perfect setting for any occasion. An Arizona Diamondbacks suite features HDTVs, premium in-suite catering options, a dedicated suite attendant and interior/exterior seating. With a Diamondbacks suite you will receive VIP parking, private entry into Chase Field and exclusive access to the Diamondbacks VIP lounges in Chase Field. If you are looking to provide your guests with the ultimate VIP experience, a Diamondbacks suite is the only way to go.