All-Time Diamondbacks Team

[Wrangler29]

Tony Womack has to be the SS. He has 2 of the 3 biggest hits in Dback history. His double vs the Cards to win the pennant, and his double in game 7 off of Mariano Rivera to help set up Gonzo's Super Blooper to beat the Yankees.

[Knick9]

my opinion

C: Damian Miller
1B: Mark Grace
2B: Craig Counsell
3B: Matt Williams
SS: Tony Womack
LF: Luis Gonzalez
CF: Steve Finley
RF: Shawn Green
Bench: ?

SP: Randy Johnson
SP: Curt Schilling (co-Aces)
SP: Brandon Webb

RP: Matt Mentai
RP: Byung-Hyung Kim

[Dark_Carnival]

C: Damian Miller
1B: Mark Grace
2B: Junior Spivey(very good until they traded him to the Brewers
3B: Matt Williams
SS: Craig Counsell(he can also play 2B and 3B)
LF: Luis Gonzalez
CF: Steve Finley
RF: Erubial Durazo(he can also play first base too)

SP: Randy Johnson
SP: Curt Shilling
SP: Livan Hernandez(he is a good pitcher)
SP: Brandon Webb

CL: Jose Valverde

[RBi]

I didn't know he waz on the dimondbacks! he's on the A's rite??

He last played in 2005... Not sure what happened with him, but yes he ended his career with the A's...

Another vote for Durazo. He really went all-out. Also another vote for Craig Counsell. He's that guy who's stats aren't great, but he made some very clutch plays in both fielding and batting, especially in the World Series.

Counsell's hustle can't be denied either, he is alot like David Eckstein, if he depended only on athletic ability he might not be that good, but you add heart and dedication... he is a solid player.

[bbfirebird]

Another vote for Durazo. He really went all-out. Also another vote for Craig Counsell. He's that guy who's stats aren't great, but he made some very clutch plays in both fielding and batting, especially in the World Series.

[YankeeFan228]

with that said, not counting Mark Grace (for obvious reasons)

My favorite Dback to watch was Erubiel Durazo. he ALWAYS went 100% on everthing he did.

I didnt know he waz on the dimondbacks! he's on the A's rite??

[Mariano_Rivera]

C Johnny Estrada
1B Richie Sexson
2B Roberto Alomar
SS Tony Womack
3B Troy Glaus
LF Luis Gonzalez
CF Steve Finley
RF Reggie Sanders

SP Randy Johnson
RP Rheal Cormier
CP Byung-Hung Kim

Thats a pretty good list. Is their anyone better than Kim though? He had dme bad moments in '01

[TheKingofKings]

C Johnny Estrada
1B Richie Sexson
2B Roberto Alomar
SS Tony Womack
3B Troy Glaus
LF Luis Gonzalez
CF Steve Finley
RF Reggie Sanders

SP Randy Johnson
RP Rheal Cormier
CP Byung-Hung Kim

[Atlanta Braves Freak]

I know keep up with the D'Backs. Just send link me to the thread.

[Mariano_Rivera]

Can a mod who is knowledgabke about Diamondbacks history add a poll to this thread?

I want the results for the All-Time position by position battle. I have a thread about it in the history forum if you're interested.

[RBi]

with that said, not counting Mark Grace (for obvious reasons)

My favorite Dback to watch was Erubiel Durazo. he ALWAYS went 100% on everthing he did.

[RBi]

C- Damian Miller
1B- Mark Grace
2B- Craig Counsell
3B- Matt Williams
SS- Tony Womack
LF- Luis Gonzalez
CF- Steve Finley
RF- Reggie Sanders

SP- Randy Johnson
SP- Curt Shilling


RP- Matt Mantei

Can someone say the starting lineup of the 2001 team?

HEHE can not go wrong with those guys.

[HDH]

Not Bad for a Short Life

C Damian Miller
1B Chad Tracy (Incomplete Season)
2B Junior Spivey (Based on one season)
SS Jay Bell (Based on one season)
3B Matt Williams
CF Steve Finley
RF Shawn Green (Incomplete Season)
LF Luis Gonzalez

SP Randy Johnson
SP Kurt Schilling
SP Javier Vazquez (Incomplete Season)
SP Brandon Webb

RP Matt Mantai

[The Commissioner]

G-Force, I'll have to disagree on your choice for 3rd baseman. I can't take away his contributions to the D-backs, but Matt Williams did more for them than Glaus has done. So far.

I agree. Hopefully Glaus will wind up as their all-time best third baseman (just like Green will hopefully eventually fill that role in right field), but even with a team as young as this, it's difficult to base their "all-time" anything on half of a season. This is especially true in comparison to Williams who had 595 games with the club.

[Atlanta Braves Freak]

G-Force, I'll have to disagree on your choice for 3rd baseman. I can't take away his contributions to the D-backs, but Matt Williams did more for them than Glaus has done. So far.