The 2013 Spring Training schedule began on February 23, 2013 with the Arizona Diamondbacks hosting the Colorado Rockies at Salt River Fields at Talking Stick. The spring schedule featured all of the Cactus League teams with the Diamondbacks visiting Surprise, Tempe Diablo, Goodyear, Scottsdale Stadium, and Camelback Ranch. They also visited Hohokam Stadium to face the Chicago Cubs before the Cubs move to a new stadium in 2014. Spring Training concluded with a 2-game series with the Cincinnati Reds at Chase Field on March 29-30.

 

February

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Rockies
1:10 PM

Rockies
1:10 PM

Royals
1:10 PM

Angels
1:10 PM

Rangers
1:10 PM

Reds
1:10 PM

Reds
1:10 PM

 
 

 
 

 
 

 
 

 
 

 
 

 
 

 
 

 
 

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March

Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
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Cubs
1:05 PM

Rangers
1:10 PM

Giants
1:05 PM

Reds
1:10 PM

Mexico WBC
7:10 PM

Royals
1:10 PM

Brewers
1:05 PM

Angels
1:10 PM

White Sox
1:10 PM

Athletics
1:10 PM

Cubs
1:05 PM

Mariners
1:10 PM

Rockies
1:10 PM

Brewers
1:10 PM

 
 

Athletics
1:10 PM

Padres
1:10 PM

Padres
1:05 PM

Dodgers
1:10 PM

Dodgers
1:10 PM

Padres
1:10 PM

White Sox
1:05 PM

Indians
1:10 PM

Indians
1:05 PM

Royals
1:10 PM

Mariners
1:10 PM

 
 

Angels
1:10 PM

Giants
7:10 PM

Rangers
1:05 PM

Reds
6:40 PM

Reds
12:40 PM

 
 

 
 

 
 

 
 

 
 

 
 

 
 

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About This Site

When people come across the site; many of them assume it is managed and maintained by the Arizona Diamondbacks or Major League Baseball Media. That is not the case. It was created out of equal parts of passion and desperation by one fan who at the time had a difficult time finding information about the Arizona Diamondbacks. The team was relatively new and did not yet have a loyal following. Likewise the Internet was just taking off and there were very few sites that provided information about baseball especially the newest franchise.

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