PHOENIX -- There was not a whole lot the D-backs wanted to remember from 2016, but when it came to 2017, well, the memories could fill a book. From walk-off wins to a return to the postseason for the first time since 2011, this past season was packed with memorable moments.

Borderlands 2 Steam Activation Key Free there. It was tough to whittle this down, but here's a look at five of the things worth remembering about the 2017 season: 1. Just dingers When they acquired outfielder J.D. Martinez from the Tigers for three Minor Leaguers on July 18, the D-backs knew they were getting some added offensive production against left-handers. What they didn't realize was just how much production he would give them. Martinez wound up hitting 29 homers and driving in 65 RBIs in 62 games for the D-backs, averaging a home run every eight at-bats, which would have ranked third in baseball (if he had enough at-bats to qualify) since 1990 behind Barry Bonds in 2001 and Mark McGwire in 1998.

His 45 homers overall were third in all of baseball. The biggest Martinez Moment came Sept. 4 when he hit four homers against the Dodgers in Dodger Stadium, including shots in the seventh, eighth and ninth innings.

Gold standard Though he struggled in September, Paul Goldschmidt put together another National League Most Valuable Player Award-type season, tying his career high with 36 home runs. Measures Goldy's 430-ft. Jack Goldschmidt played for Team USA, which won the World Baseball Classic in March, and became the first D-backs player to be selected to five straight All-Star Games.

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