[8] He made his debut that night versus the Philadelphia Phillies, pitching 2⁄3 of an inning and striking out one batter (J. T.

In 2022, he appeared in 30 games in his fourth season with the D-backs, posting a 3.38 ERA (11 ER in 29.1 IP) and 30 strikeouts.

[13] He set career highs in multiple categories, including wins and strikeouts, and became the first Diamondbacks pitcher to go 9–0 in a season, surpassing Micah Owings' 8–0 record from 2011.

[13] Ginkel excelled both at home and on the road, and was particularly effective against both righties and lefties, with opponents batting just .162 against his slider.

[14] In Game 7, Ginkel came in the seventh inning to retire Trea Turner and Bryce Harper with the tying runs on base, then struck out the side in the eighth to help the Diamondbacks win their first pennant in 22 years.