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Destined: The 2001 Arizona Diamondbacks (2026)

Four years after the Arizona Diamondbacks took the field as an expansion team, the veteran-led roster pulled off the impossible and toppled the three-time defending champion New York Yankees in a walk-off, Game 7 World Series victory. For the 25th anniversary of their historic title, MLB Network traces the D-backs' trajectory from their inception through one of the most dramatic Fall Classics ever played in the 50th installment of the "MLB Network Presents" series.
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Four years after the Arizona Diamondbacks took the field as an expansion team, the veteran-led roster pulled off the impossible and toppled the three-time defending champion New York Yankees in a walk-off, Game 7 World Series victory. For the 25th anniversary of their historic title, MLB Network traces the D-backs' trajectory from their inception through one of the most dramatic Fall Classics ever played in the 50th installment of the "MLB Network Presents" series.

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Genre:Documentary
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In Theaters:10/29/2026
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:MLB Network

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