Archie Bradley spent the first five-and-a-half seasons with the Arizona Diamondbacks where he has been both a starter and a reliever.   Bradley is known mostly in baseball for his ample beard, which he had since he became relegated to the bullpen but overall (the beard and his role) has been a better fit for the Pitcher.  Bradley stayed with Arizona until he was dealt to the Cincinnati Reds during the 2020 Season.  Bradley had 28 Saves as a Diamondback.

As of this writing, Infielder Ketel Marte has completed seven seasons for the Diamondbacks and his versatility in the infield has made him a valuable commodity for the team.  Marte made history as the first player in postseason history to have two triples in a game hit from both sides of the plate, which he accomplished in the 2017 National League Wildcard Game.  In 2018, he would lead the NL in Triples.  This was good, but he would break out in 2019, which was the necessary step needed to make him the face of the franchise.

Doug Davis played for the Arizona Diamondbacks for three seasons (2007-09) where he would have a career high 13 Wins in his first season for Arizona.  Davis was not known for his control as he walked a lot of batters (he was the league leader in 2009) but was a constant in the Diamondbacks rotation and would eat a lot of innings.  He won 28 Games with 402 Strikeouts for Arizona.

Wade Miley was with the Arizona Diamondbacks for the first four seasons of his career, and in his second season, he had his best season in baseball.  In that year, Miley who was still considered a rookie put up 16 Wins and went to the All-Star Game.  Miley was the runner-up for the Rookie of the Year to Bryce Harper.