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EDITION 02JULY 1ST-JULY 3RD
VS. SALEM-KEIZER VOLCANOES
JULY 8TH- JULY 12THVS. SPOKANE INDIANS
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WEEKLY PROMOTIONSMONDAYS: 2 for $24 Mondays: Fans can enjoy 2 Upper Box tickets, 2 hot dogs, 2 20 oz. sodas and 2 bags of chips for just $24! Presented by the Daily Herald.Silver Slugger Nights: AquaSox fans in the Silver Sluggers Club get a great deal on tickets, a member-only hat and have the chance to win great prizes every Monday night in the Baseball Bingo game, presented by Tulalip Resort Casino!TUESDAYS: Two-For-Tuesdays: Buy 1 Upper Box ticket, get 1 Free with a coupon from a local Fred Meyer!KRAFT Singles Tuesday Night Tickets: Buy 1 Ticket, Get 1 Free from KRAFT Singles with purchase. Bring your package wrapper to the box office on Tuesdays for a steal of a deal! Visit kraftsingles.com for more info! Exclusions apply.THURSDAYS: Tasty Thursdays: Bring your appetite every Thursday night (excluding 6/24) for Tasty Thursdays, presented by Miller Light. Fans can enjoy $2 12 oz. Miller Light beers, $2 sodas, $2 hot dogs and $2 peanuts, as well as enjoy live pregame music in the Miller Light Great Taste Bullpen BBQ!FRIDAYS: Postgame Fireworks: Stick around through the final pitch every Friday night (excluding 8/6) when the AquaSox are at home for the postgame firework show!SUNDAYS: Webbly’s Future Frogs: Kids 12 and under can join the Webbly’s Future Frogs club! Membership benefits include a free ticket to every Sunday home game, a T-shirt and other cool prizes all season long! Membership is only $12. Visit aquasox.com for more details.SEASON-LONG PROMOTIONS: Kids Run the Bases: Children get the chance to be like their favorite AquaSox player and run around the bases after every Thursday - Sunday home game (excludes postgame fireworks nights). Presented by the Woodland Park Zoo.Washington’s Lottery $2 Tickets: Bring any non-winning lottery ticket to the box office and receive a General Admission ticket for just $2 to any 2010 Everett AquaSox Monday-Thursday home game!3 Equals Free: Visit a local Haggen Food and Pharmacy and purchase any three dairy products to receive a free General Admission ticket to any Sunday AquaSox home game. Presented by Haggen Food and Pharmacy and the Dairy Farmers of Washington.BECU Family Nights: Get Field Box tickets for just $5 (based on availability) on July 12, July 18, August 2, August 8, August 9, August 24 or September 1.Visit www.aquasox.com for evenmore great promotions anddiscounts all season long!
FRONT OFFICE STAFFTom Backemeyer - Executive Vice President
Brian Sloan - General Manager
Pat Dillon - Director of Corporate Partnerships
and Broadcasting
Teresa Sarsted - Director of Accounting and Player Housing
Todd Holterhoff - Director of Food and Beverage
Rick Dooley - Director of Tickets
Ryan Pearman - Ticket Operations Manager
Troy Sherry - Account Executive
Katie Crawford - Community Relations Manager
Brian Burroughs - Head Groundskeeper and
Operations Manager
Katia Nefzger - Office Manager
Interns - Tyler Krochmal; Nate Benjamin; Alex Dadisman; Austin Redman;
Tony Ackerman; Bretlyn Adkins; Andrew Henningson; Leah Stevens;
Cheyenne Swanson
AquaSox Phone: 425-258-3673
AquaSox Website: www.aquasox.com
Game Day Printed by: Pacific Copy & Printing Co.
TAbLE OF CONTENTSCurrent Homestand Promotions ............... 3
Where in the World ................................... 5
Get to Know... Jose Moreno ........................ 7
Rosters .................................................9-11
Scorecards .........................................12-13
Autographs .............................................. 14
Player Pictures ....................................... 15
Webbly’s Window ..................................... 16
GAME TIMESMonday-Saturday: 7:05 p.m.(except 7/20, 11:05 a.m.)
Sunday: 2:05 p.m.(except 7/18, 4:05 p.m.)
FOR T ICKETS CALL: 425-258-3673 OR VISIT WWW.AQUASOX.COM
2010 AQUASOX SCHEDULE
g a m e t i m e s Monday-Saturday: 7:05 p.m. (except 7/20, 11:05 a.m.)
Sunday: 2:05 p.m. (except 7/18, 4:05 p.m.)
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JULY 2010
JUNE 2010
AUGUST/SEPTEMBER 2010
k e y :BOI= BOISE HAWKS (CHICAGO CUBS)
EUG= EUGENE EMERALDS (SAN DIEGO PADRES)
SK = SALEM-KEIZER VOLCANOES (SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS)
SPO= SPOKANE INDIANS (TEXAS RANGERS)
TRI= TRI-CITY DUST DEVILS (COLORADO ROCKIES)
VAN= VANCOUVER CANADIANS (OAKLAND ATHLETICS)
YAK= YAKIMA BEARS (ARIZONA DIAMONDBACKS)
EVERETT CUP
= FIREWORKS = HOME GAMES = AWAY GAMES
JUNE 20106/21 Opening Night Postgame Fireworks Magnet Schedule Giveaway* (Cascade Rehabilitation Associates & Summit Rehabilitation)
The Wells Fargo Hit a Home Run in Reading
6/22 Magic Night, Featuring Bruce Meyers
The Wells Fargo Hit a Home Run in Reading 6/23 Inflatables Night (Bouncy House Parties & Events)
AquaSox Hit a Home Run in Reading, brought to you by Wells Fargo
6/24 Lil’Kinz Giveaway (first 1,000 fans 14 & under)
The Wells Fargo Hit a Home Run in Reading
6/25 Post Game Fireworks (Holiday Inn Downtown Everett)
The Wells Fargo Hit a Home Run in Reading
JULY 20107/01 “Tasty Thursday” Presented by Miller Lite
Pre-Game Live Music
7/02 Post Game Fireworks (Tulalip Resort Casino)
7/03 Independence Day Celebration
Postgame Fireworks (NECA and IBEW Local 191)
7/08 “Tasty Thursday” Presented by Miller Lite
Pre-Game Live Music
7/09 Post Game Fireworks
2nd Annual AquaSox Car Show
Girl Scout Night
7/10 World Cup Celebration
Soccer Ball Giveaway* (Sound Transit)
7/11 Mascot Mania
AquaSox Baseball Giveaway* (Boeing)
7/18 Post Game Movie
7/20 Kids Day
7/24 Fleece Blanket Giveaway* (Comcast)
7/25 Root Beer Float Day Benefiting the AquaSox Community Fund
Home Run for NW Children’s Fund
AUGUST 20108/03 Bark in the Park
8/04 Union Solidarity Night
AquaSox Baseball Cap Giveaway* (NECA and IBEW Local 191)
8/05 Eco Friendly Water Bottle Giveaway* (Safeco Insurance)
“Tasty Thursday” Presented by Miller Lite
Pre-Game Live Music
8/06 Go Green Night
Recycled Tote Bag Giveaway* (Haggen Food & Pharmacy)
Appearance by World Series MVP Dave Stewart
Boy Scout Night
8/07 Frogstock (K&H Integrated Print Solutions)
Postgame Fireworks
Postgame Jersey Auction benefiting Camp Erin
8/08 Post Game Movie
8/09 Volunteer Appreciation Night (Cascade Bank)
8/20 Post Game Fireworks (Comcast)
Military Appreciation Night
8/21 Football Night In Everett AquaSox
Football Giveaway*
8/22 Mariners Day
Seattle Mariners Giveaway* (Seattle Mariners)
8/24 Faith & Family Night
8/28 Ryan Rowland-Smith Bobblehead Giveaway* (Alfy’s Pizza)
Back to School—Supply Drive
benefiting VOAWW
8/29 Pink at the Park
Pink Visor Giveaway* (Tulalip Resort Casino)
Post Game Jersey Auction, benefiting the AquaSox Community Fund
SEPTEMBER 20109/01 Teacher Appreciation Night,
Presented by Wells Fargo
9/02 Fan Appreciation Night (Tulalip Resort Casino)
Postgame Fireworks
“Tasty Thursday” Presented by Miller Lite
Pre-Game Live Music
k e y :BOI= BOISE HAWKS (CHICAGO CUBS)
EUG= EUGENE EMERALDS (SAN DIEGO PADRES)
SK = SALEM-KEIZER VOLCANOES (SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS)
SPO= SPOKANE INDIANS (TEXAS RANGERS)
TRI= TRI-CITY DUST DEVILS (COLORADO ROCKIES)
VAN= VANCOUVER CANADIANS (OAKLAND ATHLETICS)
YAK= YAKIMA BEARS (ARIZONA DIAMONDBACKS)
= FIREWORKS = HOME GAMES = AWAY GAMES
*All giveaways (unless otherwise noted)
awarded to the first 1,000 fans
**All promotions are subject to change.
MONDAY
TUESDAY THURSDAY
SEASON LONG PROMOTIONSSUNDAY
2 for $24 Monday Night
Presented By Two for Tuesday
Presented By
Tasty Thusday
Presented By
3 Equals Free
Presented By
KRAFT Singles Tuesday Night Tickets
Includes 2 Upper Box Tickets, 2 Hot Dogs, 2 20oz Sodas and 2 Bags of Chips
2 for 1 Upper Box Tickets with coupon from Fred Meyer
$2 12oz Miller Lite or Miller High Life, $2 Sodas, $2 Hot Dogs, and $2 Peanuts
Visit any local Haggen Food & Pharmacy location for our 3 = FREE offer for General Admission tickets with the Dairy Farmers of Washington
For more details on season long promotions, visit: www.aquasox.com
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current home stand promotIonsThursday, presented by Miller Lite. Fans can also enjoy another live music performance before the game.
The AquaSox are excited to welcome area Girl Scouts to July 9th’s contest. All in attendance should stick around through the final out for another amazing postgame firework display. Classic car lovers should also mark the 9th down on the schedule for the 2nd Annual AquaSox Car Show!
The AquaSox recognize the greatness in all sports with the World Cup Celebration on Saturday the 10th. The first 1,000 fans through the gates receive a free soccer ball, courtesy of Sound Transit.
Don’t miss Webbly and Frank as they and local mascot friends take part in Mascot Mania on Sunday the 11th, courtesy of Haggen Food & Pharmacy. Also make sure to arrive early to receive an AquaSox baseball, given out to the first 1,000 fans thanks to Boeing.
There’s no better place to be this summer than at Everett Memorial Stadium. Be part of the AquaSox family and help make this summer the best in franchise history as we Unleash the !
The fun never stops at Everett Memorial Stadium this season as the AquaSox compete for a Northwest League
title. Along with thrilling baseball action, AquaSox fans can enjoy some great promotions and giveaways perfect for fans of all ages.
Bring your appetite to the first game of the homestand on July 1 for Tasty Thursday, presented by Miller Lite. Fans can enjoy $2 Hot Dogs, $2 Peanuts, $2 Sodas and $2 12 oz. Miller Lite beer all evening while enjoying a special live music performance before the game.
Friday, July 2nd kicks off two straight nights of postgame fireworks at Everett Memorial Stadium. Friday night’s show is sponsored by Tulalip Resort Casino and leads into the 4th of July weekend festivities. Come out to the park Saturday for the AquaSox official Independence Day Celebration, sponsored by NECA Cascade and IBEW Local 191. Enjoy another spectacular postgame firework show and take part in our pregame Red, White and Blue Barbecue for only $7.
The Frogs are back in town just five nights later on July 8th for another night of great food deals as part of Tasty
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WHERE IN THE WORLD...
Just like the Unites States, the AquaSox roster is a melting pot of different cultures,
ethnicities, races and traditions. The boys may look (and play) like a harmonized group sporting those fresh new uniforms, but the AquaSox
roster is made up of players and coaches from all over the globe. Their love of baseball has brought them from East, West, North and South to the city of Everett, Wash., and onto the field at Everett Memorial Stadium.
BY TYLER KROCHMAL
DISTANCE FROM HOMETOWN TO EVERETT
Puerto Cabello, Venezuela (Yoervis Medina): 4,050 mi
Santiago, Dominican Republic (Fray Martinez & Anthony Fernandez): 3,470 mi
Gainesville, FL (Eric Thomas): 2,455 mi
Brooklyn, NY (Fred Bello): 2,395 mi
Corn Island, Nicaragua (Dwight Britton): 3,350 mi
Tecumseh, Ontario, Canada (Kevin Mailloux): 1,935 mi
Bellville, Cape Town, South Africa (Anthony Phillips): 10,210 mi
Mount Juliet, TN (Stephen Pryor): 1,985 mi
Bristol, CT (Kevin Rivers): 2,415 mi
Caracas, Venezuela (Jose Rivero & Terry Serrano): 4,105 mi.
Bellevue, WA (Billy Marcoe): 25 mi.
To get a better taste of where your favorite AquaSox ballplayers call home, here’s how far some of the players traveled to play ball in Everett:
And if you think “Hotdog” Jones’ Mariner love-fest stops there, well, as they say, you ain’t heard nothin’ yet. Jones has also had two giant foam rubber � ngers that say “#1 AquaSox fan” surgically sewn to his arms. “� ey’re a bit problematic during dinner time, or when, well, you know, but it sure gets me noticed a lot as I walk around Memorial Stadium on a sunny afternoon” said the superfan. An aspiring baseball player himself, Robert’s son Bobby “Little Smokey” Jones couldn’t be happier about the indoor mini-Stadium. “I love it.
We even get to take batting practice inside the house when it’s raining. And if you hit a ball completely through the wall, it counts as a triple!” � e Jones family has even gone as far as to hire an organ player when entertaining guests. “It’s kind of weird,” says one friend who wished to remain anonymous. “Every 10 minutes we all had to yell “Charge!” and do � e Wave. I mean, have you ever tried doing the wave with just four people?” Needless to say, Robert “Hotdog” Jones has taken fandom to fanatical new heights.
The biggest reasons for taking the Sounder Train to Safeco Field for a Mariners game are really stacking up. You’ll not only save a bundle on gas, car maintenance and parking, you can kick back and relax as you glide past all the bumper-to-bumper traffi c traveling to and from the game. For schedules, routes and fare information, visit soundtransit.org.
Save money
See the fi rst pitch
Hate parking
WHY RIDE THE SOUNDER TRAIN?
Jose Moreno returns to Everett for his second stint as the leader of the Frogs (2008) after managing the Pulaski Mariners of the Appalachian League in 2009. In 2007, Moreno won the Arizona League Championship as the headman for the Peoria Mariners, and has also worked in the Venezuelan Summer League from 2001-2006. Moreno played
in the majors for three years with three different teams.
Tyler Krochmal: Welcome back to Everett sir, it’s good to have you here. How does it feel being back in town after managing the AquaSox in 2008?
Jose Moreno: It feels really good. I have a lot more knowledge about the league now, and I know more people here that I had met from before. I feel more comfortable, and I try to transfer the way I feel to the players. Right now I feel real good about it.
TK: 2010 is your 11th year with the Mariners. Can you tell me a little about how you made your way into the organization, and how you made the transition from player to coach?
JM: My last year as a player was in 1994 with Cleveland and Baltimore, then after my release I went back to my home in Venezuela. The Cleveland Indians were opening an academy down there and they needed a catching instructor, so I ended up being there for two years. Then I talked with Emilio Carrasquel, who was the Mariners representative in Venezuela, and he asked if I wanted to run their program. I said yes, and ran the academy down
And if you think “Hotdog” Jones’ Mariner love-fest stops there, well, as they say, you ain’t heard nothin’ yet. Jones has also had two giant foam rubber � ngers that say “#1 AquaSox fan” surgically sewn to his arms. “� ey’re a bit problematic during dinner time, or when, well, you know, but it sure gets me noticed a lot as I walk around Memorial Stadium on a sunny afternoon” said the superfan. An aspiring baseball player himself, Robert’s son Bobby “Little Smokey” Jones couldn’t be happier about the indoor mini-Stadium. “I love it.
We even get to take batting practice inside the house when it’s raining. And if you hit a ball completely through the wall, it counts as a triple!” � e Jones family has even gone as far as to hire an organ player when entertaining guests. “It’s kind of weird,” says one friend who wished to remain anonymous. “Every 10 minutes we all had to yell “Charge!” and do � e Wave. I mean, have you ever tried doing the wave with just four people?” Needless to say, Robert “Hotdog” Jones has taken fandom to fanatical new heights.
The biggest reasons for taking the Sounder Train to Safeco Field for a Mariners game are really stacking up. You’ll not only save a bundle on gas, car maintenance and parking, you can kick back and relax as you glide past all the bumper-to-bumper traffi c traveling to and from the game. For schedules, routes and fare information, visit soundtransit.org.
Save money
See the fi rst pitch
Hate parking
WHY RIDE THE SOUNDER TRAIN?
Get to Know...Jose Morenothere for six years before coming to the states to mange in Arizona.
TK: What is the biggest adjustment, both on and off the field, from Venezuela to managing up here in the Northwest?
JM: Life here is completely different. The language, the culture, everything is different. Even the way we talk; Latin guys are sometimes loud and make a lot of noise, and over here people are more quiet and everyone takes care of their own business.
Baseball is the same. Here we have more equipment, more resources, but I think the biggest adjustment is in understanding how to live in the states.
TK: What are some of the biggest reasons for the team’s hot start this season?
JM: I think the biggest reason for our success is that everyone comes to the ballpark everyday ready to play; the guys are happy to be here. As a manger that’s the best you can ask for, that the players come here and give 100%. If you give 100%, you’re going to be fine, everything else will take care of itself. If you’re talking about MVP’s, we have a different MVP every day. So far we’re putting everything together to get the W’s, and I feel really happy with this group. Now we have to be consistent with that approach, it’s just the beginning of the season.
TK: Ok so now we know about the man in the dugout, tell me a little about the Jose Moreno off the field. What are some of your favorite things to do?
JM: I like music. I like maranga, salsa and I like to dance. I love to play with my kids; it’s so good to have my wife and kids over here. We live in Arizona, and since right now is vacation time, the kids get to spend almost all the summer with me. I try to spend all the time that I can with them; we like to go to movies, talk about baseball and I have my son here all the time as a batboy. I have my family around, so I feel really good.
BY TYLER KROCHMAL
Jose Moreno
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eVerett aQuasoX rosterNo. Pitchers b/T Ht Wt DOb Hometown How Acquired (RD/YR)26 Arias, Jonathan RHP 6’3” 190 2/8/1988 Nizao, DR NDFA/0613 Burgoon, Tyler RHP 5’10” 160 4/25/1989 Defiance, OH 10th/1023 Diaz, Ogui RHP 6’0” 190 12/1/1985 Bani, DR NDFA/0532 Fernandez, Anthony LHP 6’4” 210 6/8/1990 Santiago, DR NDFA/0625 Hudson, Austin RHP 6’4” 175 1/6/1988 Hollywood, FL 27th/0935 Kesler, Willy RHP 6’0” 225 8/11/1987 Thornton, CO 18th/1014 Kessinger, Chris RHP 6’0” 195 6/5/1986 Sioux Falls, SD 37th/0940 Markovitz, Jason LHP 6’3” 200 8/27/1988 Santa Cruz, CA 13th/1039 Martinez, Fray RHP 6’3” 175 5/20/1989 Santiago, DR NDFA/0538 Medina, Yoervis RHP 6’3” 210 7/27/1988 Puerto Cabello, VZ NDFA/0717 Merry, Jorden RHP 6’1” 190 6/30/1987 Richland, WA 40th/0945 Pryor, Stephen RHP 6’4” 235 7/23/1989 Mount Juliet, TN 5th/1034 Seco, Edlando LHP 6’2” 180 7/23/1988 Calabozo, VZ NDFA/0530 Snow, Forrest RHP 6’6” 210 12/30/1988 Seattle, WA 36th/1036 Sorce, Chris RHP 6’0” 190 10/28/1987 Pace, FL 26th/0921 Thomas, Eric RHP 5’11” 170 10/8/1986 Gainesville, FL 19th/09
Catchers 18 Baron, Steven R-R 6’0” 200 12/7/1990 Miami, FL 1st/0916 Jacquot, Jimmy R-R 6’2” 200 6/15/1988 Swansea, IL NDFA/1019 Marcoe, Billy R-R 5’11” 205 6/5/1987 Bellevue, WA 41st/2010
Infielders 1 Bello, Fred R-R 5’11” 175 10/6/1987 Brooklyn, NY 20th/0810 Mailloux, Kevin R-R 6’0” 200 3/5/1986 Tecumseh, Ontario, Canada 45th/098 Phillips, Anthony S-R 5’9” 175 4/11/1990 Bellville, Cape Town, South Africa NDFA/062 Serrano, Terry S-R 6’0” 195 2/6/1987 Caracas, VZ NDFA/0311 Sharpley, Evan L-R 6’2” 210 11/4/1986 Marshall, MI 50th/09
Outfielders 3 Anston, Robbie L-L 6’0” 185 4/13/1988 Odessa, FL 26th/1012 Britton, Dwight S-R 6’0” 195 7/17/1987 Corn Island, Nicaragua NDFA/0324 Rivero, Jose R-R 6’2” 200 1/8/1990 Caracas, VZ NDFA/0615 Rivers, Kevin L-R 6’2” 210 8/24/1988 Bristol, CT NDFA/09
Field Staff 20 Moreno, Jose Manager 46 Dorman, Rich Pitching Coach 22 Steinmann, Scott Hitting Coach Webb, Spyder Head Athletic Trainer Love, Chris Performance Specialist
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No. Pitchers b/T Ht Wt DOb Hometown How Acquired (RD/YR)14 Concepcion, Edward RHP 6’3” 190 10/3/1988 La Vega, Dominican Republic26 Couture, Kevin RHP 6’0” 170 4/20/1988 Coronado, CA36 Downing, Kaohi RHP 5’11” 180 5/7/1986 Honolulu, HI17 Dunning, Jake RHP 6’4” 188 8/12/1988 Orange Park, FL44 Escobar, Edwin LHP 6’1” 185 4/22/1992 La Buaera, Venezuela18 Flick, Brennan RHP 6’1” 180 9/12/1989 Morgan City, LA45 Graham, Matthew RHP 6’4” 225 5/1/1990 Spring, TX32 Kaufman, Shane RHP 6’0” 185 12/11/1985 El Cajon, CA29 King, Aaron RHP 6’4” 205 4/27/1989 Newton, NC36 Lamb, Cameron RHP 6’3” 195 5/29/1989 Perth Western, Australia31 Rodriguez, Mario LHP 6’2” 190 8/21/1988 Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic34 Rogers, Taylor RHP 6’4” 200 6/5/1987 Round Rock, TX46 Rosin, Seth RHP 6’5” 235 11/2/1988 St. Paul, MN12 Sanford, Shawn RHP 6’0” 200 8/28/1988 Vorhees, NJ Santana, Audy RHP 6’3” 160 11/10/1986 Las Matas De Farfan, Dominican Republic Catchers 22 Arnold, Jeff R-R 6’2” 205 1/13/1988 Louisville, US23 Burg, Alexander R-R 6’0” 190 8/9/1987 Des Moines, WA25 Shriner, Jesse R-R 6’1” 195 2/24/1985 Wheat Ridge, CO Infielders 7 Campbell, Raynor R-R 5’10” 175 7/15/1987 Midland, TX Duvall, Adam R-R 6’1” 205 9/4/1988 Louisville, US13 Izturis, Julio S-R 5’11” 165 8/29/1989 Cabudare Lara, Venezuela6 Jurica, Carter R-R 5’11” 185 9/23/1988 Katy, US40 Loberg, Mike L-R 6’4” 225 3/24/1985 Andover, MN16 Mach, Kyle R-R 5’10” 190 11/8/1986 St. Louis, MO15 Quintana, Carlos R-R 6’3” 180 6/14/1987 Caracas, Venezuela Outfielders Brock, Daniel R-R 6’1” 210 12/28/1987 West Allis, WI2 Lofton, Chris L-R 6’1” 175 5/20/1990 Raleigh, MS33 Medina, Jose R-R 6’0” 180 11/29/1986 Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic8 Rodriguez, Rafael R-R 6’5” 198 7/13/1992 Puebo Abajo, Bani, Dominican Republic21 Scoma, Ryan L-R 6’2” 180 9/12/1987 Redwood City, CA Field Staff Trebelhorn, Tom Manager Cooper, Brian Pitching Coach Ward, Ricky Hitting Coach
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No. Pitchers b/T Ht Wt DOb Hometown How Acquired (RD/YR)30 Bell, Chad LHP 6’3” 200 2/28/1989 Knoxville, TN 14th/0928 De los Santos, Migeul LHP 6’1” 170 7/10/1988 La Romana, DR NDFA/0622 De los Santos, Ovispo RHP 6’1” 180 11/19/1987 Las Matas de Farfan, DR NDFA/0623 Earls, Justin LHP 6’2” 190 12/4/1987 Lawrenceville, GA 31st/1024 Henry, Ben RHP 6’4” 190 4/9/1989 Loris, SC 30th/0720 Johnson, Kevin LHP 6’5” 215 12/3/1987 Willard, OH 42nd/1021 Killian, Colby RHP 5’11” 190 6/5/1988 McMinnville, TN 41st/1031 McBride, Nicholas RHP 6’4” 175 5/13/1991 Lewisville, NC 5th/0927 Mendoza, Francisco RHP 6’0” 175 12/7/1987 Sabana de la Mar, DR NDFA/0732 Osborne, Zach RHP 6’5” 215 5/19/1988 Houston, TX 9th/10 Reyes, Jimmy LHP 5’10” 195 3/7/1989 Miami, FL 7th/1019 Rodebaugh, Ryan RHP 6’0” 165 3/30/1989 Marietta, GA 15th/1033 Rojas, Randol LHP 6’0” 160 9/28/1990 Valencia, VZ NDFA/0816 Rowen, Benjamin RHP 6’3” 190 11/15/1988 Ranchos Palos Verdes, CA 22nd/1029 Stanford, Tim RHP 6’0” 190 5/7/1989 Sydney, Australia NDFA/0725 Weibley, Brett RHP 6’3” 225 1/3/1989 Duncansville, PA 19th/10 Catchers 3 Castillo, Yefry R-R 5’10” 185 4/22/1990 Santiago, PR NDFA/077 Nicholas, Brett L-R 6’2” 210 7/18/1988 Phoenix, AZ 6th/1011 Torres, Kevin L-R 6’3” 195 2/24/1990 Santa Isabel, PR NDFA/08 Infielders 38 Clark, Andrew L-L 6’3” 225 8/12/1987 New Palestine, IN 13th/1014 Lima, Daniel R-R 6’2” 180 2/21/1987 Miami, FL 23rd/0912 Murphy, Clark L-L 6’2” 190 12/18/1989 Fallbrook, CA 5th/089 Olt, Mike R-R 6’2” 210 8/27/1988 Bradford, CN 1st/102 Profar, Jurickson R-R 5’11” 165 2/20/1993 Willemsatd, Curacao NDFA/098 Rodland, Kevin R-R 6’0” 190 9/13/1987 Snohomish, WA 34th/101 Selen, Alejandro R-R 5’10” 175 3/20/1989 El Seibo, DR NDFA/06 Outfielders 15 Hoying, Jared L-R 6’3” 190 5/18/1989 Ft. Loramie, OH 10th/1010 Kudlock, Jason R-R 6’3” 200 9/16/1987 Chandler, AZ 36th/106 Pimentel, Guillermo R-R 6’1” 190 11/12/1989 Santo Domingo, DR NDFA/074 Strausborger, Ryan R-R 6’0” 175 3/4/1988 Osceola, IN 16th/10 Field Staff 36 Hulett, Tim Manager 37 Thompson, Justin Pitching Coach 34 Perez, Josue Hitting Coach 35 Dayette, Brian Hitting Coach Olivas, Carlos Head Athletic Trainer Yong, Ed Strength/Conditioning
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Did You Know…?✮ There are players from 16 different countries and 32 states playing in the Northwest League.
✮ The Northwest League has a history of fun and interesting team nicknames. Former NWL team names include the Timerberhawks, Loggers, Frasers, Mussels, Timerberjacks, Blue Mountain Bears and Rainbows.
✮ AquaSox starter Eric Thomas has a very athletic family. Eric’s brother Lamar played in the NFL for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and the Miami Dolphins from 1993-1998, and his cousin Jason Williams played in the NBA for the Chicago Bulls.
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