Arizona Diamondbacks unveil 20th anniversary team

The Arizona Diamondbacks are celebrating their 20th year as an MLB franchise, and it's been quite the two decades for the snakes.

In that span, the D-backs have won five National League West titles, changed the name of the stadium from Bank One Ballpark (BOB) to Chase Field, won the NL pennant and, of course, brought home the franchise's first World Series in 2001 by beating the New York Yankees in seven games. 

On Friday, the Diamondbacks announced their 20th anniversary team. The 16 members will be honored during a special pregame ceremony prior to their matchup against the San Francisco Giants on Aug. 4. Here's who made the cut.

Tenure: 2001-2004

Record: 303-262 record (.536)

Second-highest percentage in franchise history

Career in Arizona: 2009-present

All-Star selections: 6

Three-time Silver Slugger and Gold Glove winner

Career in Arizona: 1998-2002

All-Star selections: 2

Scored the game-winning run in Game 7 of the 2001 World Series

Career in Arizona: 1999-2003

All-Star selections: 1 (1997)

All-time franchise leader in stolen bases with 182

Career in Arizona: 1998-2003

All-Star selections: 5

Finished third in NL MVP voting in 1999. 

Career in Arizona: 2006-2014

All-Star selections: 2

Montero signed with the D-backs as a 17-year-old out of Venezuela and became the longest-tenured player in franchise history. 

Career in Arizona: 1999-2006

All-Star selections: 5

Gonzalez had the game-winning hit in Game 7 of the 2001 World Series

Career in Arizona: 1999-2004

All-Star selections: 2

Five-time Rawlings Gold Glove Award winner

Career in Arizona: 2012-present

All-Star selections: 1

Led all MLB outfielders with 192 hits in 2015

Career in Arizona: 1999-2004, 2007-2008

All-Star selections: 10

Johnson struck out 20 batters in a game once and currently ranks second in Major League history with 4,875 strikeouts

Career in Arizona: 2003-2009

All-Star selections: 3

Webb is second in franchise history in wins (87), strikeouts (1,065) and starts (198)

Career in Arizona: 2000-2003

All-Star selections: 6

Co-MVP of the 2001 World Series along with Randy Johnson

Career in Arizona: 2012-present

All-Star selections: 2

Corbin currently ranks fourth in franchise history in wins (51) and strikeouts (800)

Career in Arizona: 2016-present

All-Star selections: 5 (Two with Arizona)

Greinke has won the last four NL Rawlings Gold Gloves including all three of his full seasons with the D-backs

Career in Arizona: 2003-2007

All-Star selections: 3

Valverde is the franchise leader in saves with 98

Career in Arizona: 2011-2016

All-Star selections: 0

Ziegler is the all-time franchise leader in games pitched (348) and ERA for a relief pitcher (2.49)