Diamondbacks face Rockies at home before road trip to Braves
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 9, 2026, 12:01 PM
Last updated Aug 9, 2026
The Arizona Diamondbacks conclude a seven-game homestand on August 9 against the Los Angeles Dodgers. They will host the Colorado Rockies from August 10 to 12 before traveling to Atlanta for three games from August 14 to 16. As of August 6, the Diamondbacks were positioned for a playoff spot with a record of 61-54. Manager Torey Lovullo emphasized August as a pivotal month for separating playoff contenders from pretenders. The Rockies, currently last in the NL West, are led offensively by All-Star catcher Hunter Goodman, who had 33 home runs as of August 6.
- •Diamondbacks finish homestand against Dodgers on August 9.
- •Three-game series against Rockies starts August 10.
- •Diamondbacks hold a 5-2 record against Rockies this season.
- •Atlanta Braves strengthened with recent player acquisitions.
- •Diamondbacks were in a National League wild-card position as of August 6.
- 12:01 PMYahoo Sports — Diamondbacks lookahead. Rockies at home, road trip to Atlanta
"The Arizona Diamondbacks schedule moves into the middle of August with games at home against Colorado and away at Atlanta from Aug. 10-16.
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