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In only their second season, 1999, the team won 100 games on their way to a National League West division title. Two years later, in 2001, the Diamondbacks won the NL West again on the way to the franchise's first World Series title. With a World Series victory, Arizona surpassed the Florida Marlins as the quickest franchise to win a World Series after inception. Recently, the Diamondbacks have been rebuilding from a tough stretch in the early 2000s. After winning the World Series in 2001, the franchises older players began to depart or retire and the team fell into a slump from 2003 to 2007. In 2007 the Diamondbacks began to rebuild and recaptured the NL West title and made a run to the NL Championship Series, eventually losing to the Colorado Rockies. Tickets to Diamondback games at Chase Field have always been a good commodity. Chase Field is one of baseball's finer venues and features some perks, like a hot tub party section in the outfield that other parks lack. Arizona markets tickets to their games as a distraction from the summer heat in Phoenix. Currently, injuries have marred the Diamondbacks' 2009 season and as a result they are having a down season. The Diamondbacks have roughly five weeks left in their season and will welcome the following clubs to Chase Field; Houston, Milwaukee, Colorado, San Francisco, San Diego, and the Los Angeles Dodgers. To find tickets to any one of Arizona's remaining 18 games at Chase Field, check out our website for great deals on Diamondback ticket packages.