Arizona Diamondbacks

Arizona Diamondbacks star Ketel Marte passed around food and supplies in his hometown of Nizao, Dominican Republic and posted the video to Instagram.

We're tracking coronavirus' outbreak within the sports world as the virus threatens the health and safety of people around the world.

Players agreed to a deal with MLB regarding provisions for a canceled or postponed season because of the coronavirus pandemic.

Here's a look at everything that's transpired and all things impacted by the coronavirus this week in the sports landscape.

The Diamondbacks' 2020 Opening Day is postponed. But that didn't stop Arizona Sports from having guests on 98.7 FM to talk Opening Day memories.

There was no Opening Day for the Arizona Diamondbacks but that didn't stop Dan Bickley from picturing what it could have been.

Opening Day didn't commence as scheduled on Thursday. But that didn't stop the D-backs from having a Hot Dog Derby anyway.

The Arizona Diamondbacks optioned pitcher Taylor Clarke and first baseman Kevin Cron to Triple-A Reno on Thursday, which was supposed to be Opening Day.

The Arizona Diamondbacks were supposed to have Opening Day on Thursday. Instead, there are only questions. Here are five with some attempted answers.

Three Arizona Diamondbacks 2001 postseason games can be watched free, as can a handful of classics including Randy Johnson's perfect game and the 2017 Wild Card.

Former pitcher and current Diamondbacks pitching strategist Dan Haren is selling his bobbleheads to raise money amid the coronavirus pandemic.

Thursday would've been the day. The Arizona Diamondbacks were scheduled to open their 2020 slate against the Atlanta Braves at Chase Field.

Sure, the coronavirus has shut down the sports world. But that doesn't mean there aren't silver linings that can lead to bright spots down the road.

Major League Baseball is getting creative with a slate of Opening Day games, despite coronavirus putting the season on hold.

A look back on the day Randy Johnson made baseball history for the Arizona Diamondbacks in one of the most bizarre ways possible.

The D-backs announced they will donate $550,000 to non-profit organizations that are helping "those most vulnerable" during the coronavirus outbreak.

An ESPN writer put together a list of the player on each team that should be appreciated more when baseball comes back. The D-backs' Nick Ahmed was listed.

The MLB season is on pause, but the Diamondbacks nonetheless optioned right-hander Jon Duplantier to Triple-A Reno on Friday.

Major League Baseball announced an initiative to pay allowances that would have been given to minor league players prior to opening day.

The Diamondbacks' series in Mexico City against the Padres scheduled for April will be canceled due to the outbreak of coronavirus.