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Diamondbacks release 2027 schedule with April home opener, late-season divisional stretch

The Arizona Diamondbacks will open at home on April 2, 2027, and the schedule features several long homestands, marquee holiday series and a season-ending run of division games against the Padres and Dodgers.

Diamondbacks release 2027 schedule with April home opener, late-season divisional stretch
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The Arizona Diamondbacks announced their 2027 regular-season schedule on Thursday, setting a home opener for Friday, April 2 and laying out a calendar heavy with key divisional matchups and several fan-friendly holiday series at Chase Field.

The club begins the home portion of its season with a six-game stand that pairs the D-backs against the Miami Marlins (April 2-4) and the Los Angeles Dodgers (April 5-7). That early stretch gives local fans an early look at two very different challengers and a chance to see premium opponents at the start of the campaign.

Holiday weekends and a late divisional push

Arizona’s home calendar includes a number of traditional, high-attendance weekends. Notable dates at Chase Field:

  • Mother’s Day weekend against the Texas Rangers (May 7-9)
  • Father’s Day weekend against the Boston Red Sox (June 18-20)
  • Fourth of July weekend against the San Francisco Giants (July 1-4)

The schedule finishes with a much-anticipated, season-ending six-game sequence at home against National League West rivals: a three-game set with the San Diego Padres (Sept. 21-23) followed by three games with the Los Angeles Dodgers (Sept. 24-26). Those late September series could carry postseason implications in what remains a competitive division.

Key road trips and national swings

The Diamondbacks open the 2027 season on the road with divisional series at the San Diego Padres (March 25-28) and the San Francisco Giants (March 29-31). Other notable road trips include a July visit to the Chicago White Sox (July 9-11) and a late-season seven-game swing that wraps a long road slate in San Francisco and Los Angeles (Sept. 13-19).

Arizona also will make interleague and marquee trips to several large-market clubs, with road dates against the New York Yankees (April 9-11), Philadelphia Phillies (April 23-26), Atlanta Braves (May 14-16) and Toronto Blue Jays (June 8-10).

Span Opponent(s) Notes
April 2-7 Miami Marlins, Los Angeles Dodgers Home opener; 6-game homestand
May 7-9 Texas Rangers Mother’s Day weekend
June 18-20 Boston Red Sox Father’s Day weekend
Sept. 21-26 San Diego Padres, Los Angeles Dodgers Season-ending 6-game divisional stretch

For fans planning travel, ticket purchases or community events, the club has posted the full game-by-game slate at dbacks.com/schedule. As with every offseason, roster changes between now and Opening Day could reshape expectations, but the calendar gives a clear view of when the D-backs will host nationally followed opponents and when they’ll face division rivals on the road.

Locally, the schedule matters beyond the scoreboard: long homestands and marquee dates typically boost downtown activity, from restaurants to hotels, and give seasonal promotions a chance to draw families and visiting fans. The opening homestand and the late September run at Chase Field are likely to be focal points for ticket sales and local event planning as the club prepares for 2027.

Subscribers and season-ticket holders should watch the team site and official communications for single-game tickets, promotional dates and start times as those details are finalized.

Diego Ramos
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