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Arizona Wildcats men’s basketball is headed to Lithuania in August for a trio of exhibition games.
“It is an honor to have the opportunity to bring our program to Lithuania in August,” Arizona head coach Tommy Lloyd said in a press release Monday. “Not just because it is a special country with incredible people, but because they have a strong passion for the game of basketball just like Arizona fans.
“We look forward to immersing ourselves in the Lithuanian culture, with the added bonus of being able to play a couple exhibition games against some great competition.”
As part of the USA College Lithuania Tour, the Wildcats will play against the national teams of both Lithuania and Ukraine.
Arizona will open play against the Lithuania B team on Aug. 19 before taking on the Ukraine senior national team on Aug. 20.
The Wildcats will wrap up exhibition play against the Lithuania senior national team on Aug. 22.
The men’s senior team for Lithuania has never played against a college team.
The trip to Lithuania, which will include stops in Kaunas and Palanga, also means a return for big man Montiejus Krivas, who is from Lithuania and played for club team Zalgiris Kaunas before heading to Arizona.
“This will be a very special trip for me,” Krivas said. “Being able to have my teammates and coaches visit my home country is something I never thought would happen.
“I am grateful to the Lithuanian Basketball Federation, Complete Sports Management and Coach Lloyd for making it possible. I can’t wait to show everyone what an amazing country Lithuania is and how much we love basketball.”
Start times, and broadcast options will be announced at a later date.
Ditch work early. Catch a D-backs game. Pay less than ten bucks.
The Arizona Sports Half Day Club is back for 2026 with two midweek matchups at Chase Field — and tickets are just $9.87 (before taxes and fees) per seat.
D-backs vs. Angels – Wednesday, June 17 | 12:40 PM | Chase Field, Phoenix
D-backs vs. Athletics – Wednesday, July 22 | 12:40 PM | Chase Field, Phoenix
It’s that simple. Seats are limited at this price, so don’t wait.
Because some of the best things in life happen on a Wednesday afternoon. Leave the office a little early, beat the weekend crowds, and enjoy America’s pastime from the lower level at Chase Field — all for $9.87 a seat. The Half Day Club has been a fan-favorite Arizona Sports tradition for years, and 2026 brings two great opportunities to take advantage of it.
Whether you’re bringing the family, rallying coworkers for a team outing, or just treating yourself to a midweek escape, this is the most affordable way to catch live D-backs baseball this summer.
Promo code: AZSPORTS Price: $9.87/seat (before taxes and fees) Where: dbacks.com/tickets/single-game-tickets
Grab your seats now — Half Day Club games sell through fast at this price.
Arizona Sports is sending YOU and your family to Chase Field!
We’re giving away family four-packs of tickets to the Arizona Diamondbacks vs. Washington Nationals on Saturday, June 6 — and this isn’t just any regular-season game. It’s one of the most anticipated giveaway nights of the 2026 season.
The first 25,000 fans through the gates will receive a Mystery Corbin Carroll 30/30 Bobblehead commemorating one of the most electrifying seasons in D-backs history. In 2024, Carroll joined baseball’s elite 30/30 club, mashing 30 home runs and swiping 30 stolen bases — and now the moment is immortalized in collectible form.
Here’s the twist: it’s a mystery. Crack open your box and you’ll find one of two exclusive bobbleheads — a hitting version celebrating his 30-homer power or a sliding version honoring his 30-steal speed. Which one will you get? There’s only one way to find out. ⚾
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Corbin Carroll was locked in at the plate Sunday, as he crushed his second home run of the day in the sixth inning of the Arizona Diamondbacks’ series finale against the Colorado Rockies.
With the Diamondbacks up 3-0 in the fourth inning, Carroll hit a 94-mph fastball off Rockies righty Michael Lorenzen into the Colorado bullpen for his sixth homer of the season to make it 5-0.
Ain’t no mountain high enough. pic.twitter.com/aFEFncK9Pq
— Arizona Diamondbacks (@Dbacks) May 17, 2026
In his next at-bat, Carroll crushed a cutter off Rockies reliever Blas Castano that went nearly 450 feet to extend the Diamondbacks’ lead to 8-2. His second homer of the day marked the ninth-career multi-home run game of Carroll’s career. His last multi-homer game came on June 3 last season against the Atlanta Braves.
ummmm corbin just hit that one 448 ft pic.twitter.com/67m640gN3d
— Arizona Diamondbacks (@Dbacks) May 17, 2026
Carroll’s offensive outburst was a welcome sight for the Diamondbacks after Arizona left 10 runners on base and went 2-for-11 with runners in scoring position in a 4-2 loss to the Rockies Saturday. In addition to Carroll’s home runs, Lourdes Gurriel Jr. hit his first dinger of the season in the fifth inning.
Catch the rest of Diamondbacks-Rockies on 98.7, the Arizona Sports app or online.
