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Harrisburg Senators (31-47) vs. Akron RubberDucks (46-34)
Washington Nationals
Cleveland Indians
Game 81 • Saturday, June 28, 2014 • 7:05 P.M.
Radio: WARF-1350 AM & www.akronrubberducks.com • Television: MiLB.TV
Today’s Starting Pitchers:
Harrisburg—RHP Colin Bates (0-0, 3.86) vs. Akron—RHP Duke von Schamann (3-1, 3.27)
Upcoming Games and Pitching Probables (subject to change):
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Sunday, June 29 , 2:05 P.M. vs. Harrisburg—RHP Brett Brach (1-2, 5.63) vs. RHP Joe Colon (7-4, 2.84)
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Monday, June 30 , 7:05 P.M. at Erie—RHP Will Roberts (7-8, 3.83) vs. RHP Warwick Saupold (3-8, 6.56)
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Tuesday, July 1 , 7:05 P.M. at Erie—RHP Gabriel Arias (5-2, 3.48) vs. LHP Kyle Ryan (5-7, 3.93)
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Wednesday, July 2 , 7:05 P.M. at Erie—RHP Cody Anderson (2-7, 5.15) vs. RHP Wilsen Palacios (4-4, 5.43)
RubberDucks News and Notes:
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The RubberDucks rallied for a pair of runs in the ninth inning Friday night, but Harrisburg closer Robert Benincasa
recorded the final two outs with runners in scoring position to secure a 4-3 win for the Senators. The four-game
series is now even at a game apiece.
The star of the game for Akron was LF Anthony Gallas, who led off the bottom of the ninth with a solo homer, his
third of the season.
The RubberDucks are in second place in the EL West, just a half-game behind the Richmond Flying Squirrels,
who dropped both ends of a doubleheader against Bowie last night. The Baysox are in third place, 3 ½ games off
the pace. Richmond and Bowie will play eachother again tonight.
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Today’s game is the 15 of 20 scheduled meetings with Harrisburg. Akron is 8-6 in the season series so far.
Washington Nationals OF Bryce Harper was 1-2, with a single, two RBI, and a pair of walks in his second AA
rehab appearance. He is expected to play for the Senators throughout the weekend. Harper has been on the
Nationals DL since 4/26 with a sprained left thumb.
CF Tyler Naquin left last night’s game after being hit on the right hand by a pitch from LHP Bryan Harper in the
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eighth inning. Naquin suffered a fracture of his 2 metacarpal and has been placed on the DL. Before the injury,
Naquin was 2-3 in the game, raising his team-leading average to .313.
2B Joe Wendle has also been placed on the DL with a hamate fracture in his right wrist. Wendle left Thursday’s
game after fouling a pitch away during his plate appearance in the fifth inning. He leads the team with 44 RBI.
SS Francisco Lindor left Wednesday’s game after being struck in the face by a ground ball hit by Erie’s Devon
Travis in the third inning. The ball took a bad hop and struck Lindor in the nose, causing a non-displaced nasal
fracture. He is not on the DL, and is expected to miss 7-10 days.
SS Erik Gonzalez made his Double-A debut last night after being promoted to the RubberDucks from Class-A
Carolina. He went 0-4, and did not have a ball hit to him. A member of the Indians 40-man roster, Gonzalez was
hitting .282-1-34 in 58 games for the Mudcats.
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This is the 26 season of Double-A baseball in Northeast Ohio, and the 18 in downtown Akron. The franchise
began as the Canton-Akron Indians in 1989, and then moved to Canal Park in Akron as the Aeros in 1997.
On October 29, 2013, the team officially changed its name from the Aeros to the RubberDucks. The name is
derived from the city’s long history as the “Rubber Capital of the World.”
Akron has made the Eastern League playoffs 14 times overall, and eight of the last 12 years. The team has
captured four Eastern League titles—2003, 2005, 2009, and 2012.
Following this six-game homestand against Erie and Harrisburg, the RubberDucks will make a brief, four-game
trip to Erie, beginning Monday at 7:05. The team will return to Canal Park on Friday, 7/4, vs. Bowie.
RubberDucks 2014 Regular Season Breakdown
Current Streak ................................................... L1
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Division Standing ............................................. 2
Last 10 Games................................................... 6-4
Home Record..................................................... 20-18
Road Record...................................................... 26-16
Longest Winning Streak ................................ 10 (4/26-5/6)
Longest Losing Streak .........4 (2x, 6/10-12, most recent)
Best Record.................................................................. 38-22
Worst Record ............................................................... 10-11
Record vs. Harrisburg .....................................................8-6
RubberDucks Startin g Pitcher
#46 Duke von Schamann…RHP, 6-5, 220, Age 23 (6/3/91), Resides: Edmond, OK
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Last time out: Sunday, 6/22/14 at HAR, 5.0 IP, 5 H, 3 R, 3 ER, 0 HR, 5 BB, 1 K—(ND in 7-5 loss)
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3 year pro. Owns a lifetime record of 21-12 in the minor leagues.
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Currently 3-1, 3.27. Making 12 start overall, and 9 start for Akron. The RubberDucks are 5-3 in his starts.
Acquired by Indians in a trade with LA Dodgers for LHP Colt Hynes, 4/6/14.
Uses, fastball, slider, curve and change-up.
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Originally drafted by the Dodgers in the 15 round of the 2012 draft.
Pitched in college at Texas Tech University. Was 6-4, 2.08 as a redshirt sophomore in 2012.
Sat out his 2010 college season after undergoing Tommy John surgery.
Full name is Dalton Duke von Schamann. “Duke” is a tribute to actor John Wayne, of whom his parents are fans.
Initially worked out of RubberDucks bullpen, pitching every fifth day with RHP Gabriel Arias. Entered starting rotation, 5/3.
In atypical fashion, issued a season-high five walks in no-decision at HAR, 6/22. Gave up three runs on five hits in five innings,
and left trailing, 3-2. Didn’t figure in decision in 7-5 loss.
Absorbed his first loss of the season in 5-1 setback vs. POR, 6/14. Worked six innings and allowed just two runs on five hits,
but left game trailing 2-1.
Delivered solid, seven-inning performance in 10-2 win vs. BIN, 6/9. Did not allow a hit until the fourth inning, and limited the BMets to two runs on four hits. He matched his season-high with three walks.
Made second spot-start for Columbus and earned first AAA win, 6/4 at GWI. Worked five innings and allowed four
runs on six hits in 9-4 win. Sent back to Akron, 6/9.
Benefited from tremendous run-support in 16-4 win at BOW, 5/29. Worked six innings and allowed three runs on five hits. In
typical DVS fashion, he walked none and fanned three.
Twirled 7 2/3 innings of shutout baseball in no-decision vs. REA, 5/23. Scattered four hits, walked three and struck
out two. Left with scoreless tie. Ducks lost game in 12 innngs, 2-1.
Promoted to Columbus for spot-start, 5/18, at Syracuse. Made AAA debut that day, throwing 4 2/3 innings in 8-3 Columbus
victory. Allowed three runs on six hits, with one walk and two strikeouts. Did not figure in decision.
In first Indians organization start, von Schamann picked up a 2-1 win in game two of a DH at ALT, 5/3. He allowed just one,
unearned run over six innings. He walked one (the leadoff batter in the first inning) and struck out four.
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Tossed five innings in relief vs. ALT, 4/25 at Canal Park, giving up one run on two hits. Did not allow a hit until the 15 batter
he faced. He retired first seven before a fielding error stopped the streak. He then retired six more before Elias Diaz singled.
Picked up first career save after working the final three innings of 3-1 win at BOW, 4/19.
In Canal Park debut on 4/14 vs. TRE, von Schamann threw five hitless relief innings during a 2-0 Akron loss. He
walked one and struck out one, and used just 43 pitches to subdue the Thunder.
Made Indians organization debut, 4/9, at ALT, going three innings in a 5-4 Akron win. He allowed a two-run home run to Andy
Vasquez, but fanned a season-high six batters.
Was opening night starter for the Chattanooga Lookouts (Dodgers AA) on 4/4, and earned 2-0 win vs. Jackson (7 IP).
Split time last season between High-A and Double-A in Dodgers system. Went a combined 11-7, including a 3-5, 5.00, mark
with Chattanooga. Made Double-A debut, 8/31/12, and picked up a 6-5 win at Birmingham.
His father, Uwe von Schamann, was an accomplished place kicker at the college and professional football levels.
Uwe von Schamann was a member of Oklahoma University’s 1975 national championship team, and was later named to the
Big 8 All-Century team. His game-winning kick with three seconds left against Ohio State on 9/24/77, gave the Sooners a 2928 win, and achieved legendary status after he helped lead Buckeye fans in a “block that kick” chant during a timeout before
the kick. After his college career, von Schamann was drafted by the Miami Dolphins and played six seasons in the NFL,
appearing in two Super Bowls and making 101 career FG’s.
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Fri. 4/4 *
Wed 4/9 #
Mon 4/14 #
Sat. 4/19 #
Fri. 4/25 #
Sat. 5/3
Thur. 5/8
Tue. 5/13
Sun. 5/18 %
Fri. 5/23
Thur. 5/29
Wed. 6/4 %
Mon. 6/9
Sat. 6/14
Sun. 6/22
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at ALT (2)
ALT
HAR
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REA
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at GWI
BIN
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at HAR
* - Chattanooga (Dodgers AA)
# - Akron relief appearances
% - AAA Columbus
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Final
2-0
5-4
0-2
3-1
5-3
2-1
9-7
7-6
8-3
1-2 (12)
16-4
9-4
10-2
1-5
5-7
IP
7.0
3.0
5.0
3.0
5.0
6.0
5.0
4.2
4.2
7.2
6.0
5.0
7.0
6.0
5.0
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4
0
3
2
6
10
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6
4
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6
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5
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2
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5
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5
5
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4
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1
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0
3
0
1
0
1
1
1
1
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NP-S
63-43
46-36
43-27
44-31
54-40
86-56
86-57
69-49
98-57
93-61
90-61
76-50
89-61
87-59
95-49
ERA
0.00
6.00
2.25
1.64
1.69
1.23
2.67
3.69
5.79
2.97
3.18
6.52
3.10
3.09
3.27
Notable
Lookouts opener
Indians org. debut
5 IP on 43 pitches
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1 career save
Retired first 7 batters
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1 Indians org. start
Left trailing 5-2
Bailed out by comeback
AAA debut w/Columbus
Season-high IP
2 HB, but no BB’s
First AAA win
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Did not allow a hit until 4
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1 loss of season
Season-high BB’s
RubberDucks Rewind
Last Time Out…
Rally Falls Short as Senators Secure 4-3 Win by Kerry Crump
(Akron, Ohio) June 27, 2014 – Harrisburg Senators starter John Simms stole the show in his Double-A debut, earning
the win in the Sens 4-3 victory over the Akron RubberDucks on Friday evening at Canal Park.
Simms (1-0) threw seven innings for Harrisburg, allowed four hits, one earned run and walked one batter.
The RubberDucks are in second place in the EL West, just a half-game behind Richmond. The Flying Squirrels lost both games of a
doubleheader against Bowie last night.
Harrisburg was first on the board, with Michael Taylor scoring during a double steal attempt with Washington Nationals
rehabber Bryce Harper in the first inning. A solo homer by Ricky Hague paired with an RBI single by Harper extended the
Senators lead to 3-0 in the third.
A triple off the bat of Jake Lowery got the ball rolling for the RubberDucks in the bottom of the third. Tyler Naquin followed with an RBI
single to score Lowery, making the score 3-1.
An RBI fielder’s choice by Harper extended the Senators lead, bringing the score to 4-1 in the top of the eighth.
Left fielder Anthony Gallas cracked his third solo home run of the season leading off the 9thagainst Senators reliever
Tyler Herron. After walking the next two hitters, Herron was lifted in favor of closer Robert Benincasa. An RBI double by
Ronny Rodriguez drove Tony Wolters home tightening the Harrisburg lead to 4-3, but Benincasa closed out the game and earned the
save for Harrisburg, by inducing a groundout by Jordan Smith. Both of Benincasa’s saves this year have come against the
RubberDucks.
Centerfielder Tyler Naquin went 2-3 on the night, prior to exiting the game in the eighth after being hit on the right hand by a pitch.
Naquin leads the team it hits, with 95.
The loss was charged to RubberDucks’ starter Cody Anderson (2-7). The right-hander threw six innings, allowed four
hits, three earned runs, walked three batters and struck out six.
RubberDuckS 2014 Field Staff
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#17 David Wallace, Manager—A former catcher in the Indians minor league system, Wallace was named Akron’s 15 manager on
December 20, 2013. The 2014 season is Wallace’s fourth as a minor league manager. A former star football and baseball player at
Vanderbilt University, Wallace enjoyed a seven-year minor league career, mostly with the Indians organization. He spent parts of three
seasons as a player in Akron, appearing in 122 games with 17 homers and 54 RBI. After concluding his playing career, he spent two
seasons as a staff assistant with the major league club before embarking on his managerial career with Mahoning Valley in 2011.
#45 Jeff Harris, Pitching Coach—Now in his sixth season in the Indians organization, Harris assumes the role of pitching coach for the
RubberDucks in 2014. Harris joined the Indians organization in 2009, following a 14-year professional career that included 14 big
league games with the Seattle Mariners.
#24 Rouglas Odor, Hitting Coach—No stranger to Canal Park, Odor returns to Akron as the team’s hitting coach, a role he also held in
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2012, when the Aeros won the Eastern League championship. The 2014 season will be Odor’s 27 as a player, coach and manager in
the Indians organization. He is the only man to wear the uniforms of all three incarnations of Akron baseball—Canton-Akron Indians,
Akron Aeros and Akron RubberDucks.
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Jeremy Heller, Trainer—The 2014 season mark’s Heller’s first in Akron, and his 10 overall as a trainer in the Indians organization. He
spent the last two seasons with the Carolina Mudcats. He was named Athletic Trainer of the Year in the Carolina League in 2012.
Jake Sankal, Strength and Conditioning Coach—A native of nearby Mentor, Ohio, and a graduate of the College of Wooster, Sankal
returns for his second season on the Akron staff, and his fifth overall in the Indians organization.
We Are the RubberDucks
On October 29, 2013, team-owner Ken Babby stood before a capacity audience at the Akron Civic Theater and announced that the
team would be known henceforth as the Akron RubberDucks. In addition to being symbolic of the fun, family-friendly brand of
entertainment offered by minor league baseball, the name also honors Akron’s long history as the “Rubber Capital of the World.”
Brandiose Marketing of San Diego, California designed the team logo, colors, and various marks and insignias. Please note that for
print coverage, RubberDucks is spelled as one word with a capital “D.” In broadcast coverage, referring to the team as “the ‘Ducks” is
an acceptable variation of the team’s nickname.
RUBBERDUCKS HI TTERS
#33 ADAM ABRAHAM—INF/OF
Last Game (w/Columbus): 6/26 at BUF, 1-4, R
Series: Has not played
Homestand: Has not played
Notes: Added to roster, 6/28…Began season w/AAA Columbus, hitting .273-2-9 in 18 games…
Began season on DL with broken right forearm sustained during the off-season… Made
season-debut with Clippers on 6/3…Limited to 51 games last season due to back injury…MVP
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of EL Finals for Akron in ’12…13 round pick in ’08 out of Univeristy of Michigan.
#30 ANTHONY GALLAS—OF
Last Game: 6/27 vs. HAR, 1-4, HR, RBI, R
Series: 1-7, HR, RBI, BB, R
Homestand: 3-11, HR, 2 RBI, BB, R
Notes: Drove in 4 RBI at REA, 6/17…Added to roster 6/11…Hit .276-8-31 in 58 games at
Carolina…Named to Carolina League All-Star team…Limited to 14 games last season due to
right hip surgery…Played in six AAA games w/ Columbus in ’12 (4-13, 2 RBI)…Signed as free
agent out of Kent State, 6/19/10.
#8 ERIK GONZALEZ—SS
Last Game: 6/27 vs. HAR, 0-4
Series: 0-4
Homestand: 0-4
Notes: Added to roster 6/27 for debut at the AA level…Appeared in 58 games at Carolina,
hitting .282-1-34…Also had 11 steals…Named to Carolina League all-star team…Member of
Indians 40-man roster…Ranked by BA as best infield arm in Indians organization…Signed as
free agent, 8/’08.
#13 ALEX LAVISKY—C
Last Game: 6/27 vs. HAR, 1-4
Series: 1-8
Homestand: 1-8
Notes: Went 2-6, 2B, 2 BB, R on road trip…Was 7-20, 2B, 4 RBI, BB, 2 R on last
homestand…Went 4-5 at NBR, 6/4…Had six-game hitting streak, 5/9-19 (8-22, .364)…Clubbed
first AA HR, 4/13 vs. BOW…Played HS baseball at Lakewood St. Edward… Helped win ’10
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Division I state title over Cincinnati Elder, 8-3…8 round pick in ’10 draft…
#16 BRYAN LAHAIR—1B
Last Game: 6/27 vs. HAR, 0-3, BB
Series: 1-7, RBI, BB
Homestand: 2-14, 2B, 4 RBI, 2 BB
Notes: Drove in 4 RBI at NBR, 6/4…Had nine-game hitting streak, 5/5-16 (16-36, .444)…Went
4-6, w/5 RBI 5/16 at ERI…Joined team 4/26…Began season w/Columbus (.114-0-4 in 10
games)…Signed as FA, 2/5/14…Spent ‘13 in Japan w/Fukuoka Hawks (.230-16-57)…195 MLB
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games with Cubs and Mariners (.260-21-56)…Originally a 39 round pick in ’02 draft by SEA.
#12 FRANCISCO LINDOR—SS
Last Game: 6/25 vs. ERI, 1-1, 2B
Series: Has not played
Homestand: 3-5, HR, 2B, 2 RBI, 2 R
Notes: Suffered non-displaced nasal fracture when struck by grounder, 6/25 vs. ERI… Slugged
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GSHR vs. ALT, 5/8… Had eight-game hitting streak, 5/6-14 (11-35, .314)…Hit HR in 13 for 21 win vs. BOW, 4/11… Ranked as #1 prospect in Indians system by MLB.com & Baseball
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America…1 round pick (8 overall) in ’11 draft out of Montverde (FL) HS.
#2 OLLIE LINTON—OF
Last Game: 6/26 at SAL, 3-4, 2 RBI, R
Series: Has not played
Homestand: Has not played
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Notes: Rejoined RubberDucks from Carolina for 2 time, 6/28... Hitting 267-0-3 in 14 games
…At Carolina, he is hitting .320-0-9 in 23 games… Signed as FA, 3/14, following release by
ARI….Missed all ‘13 (hamstring)…Limited to 11 games in ’12 (fractured cheekbone)…2-time
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Sou. League All-Star in ’10 & ’11 w/Mobile… 13 round pick in ’08 draft by ARI (UC-Irvine).
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#6 JAKE LOWERY—C/1B
Last Game: 6/27 vs. HAR, 1-4, 3B, R
Series: 2-7, 3B, BB, 3 R
Homestand: 5-14, 3B, 2B, 2 BB, 4 R
Notes: On DL, 4/19-6/4…Suffered fractured orbital bone in right cheek after being hit by pitch
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at BOW, 4/18…Spent most of ’13 season with Akron, hitting .275-6-28… 1 Team All-American
as a junior at James Madison…Also won 2011 Johnny Bench Award (top college catcher)
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…Led nation with 91 RBI…4 round pick in ’11 draft out of JMU.
#15 RONNY RODRIGUEZ—INF
Last Game: 6/27 vs. HAR, 1-4, 2B, RBI
Series: 5-8, 2B, RBI, 2 R
Homestand: 5-16, 2B, RBI, 2 R
Notes: Went 4-4, 4 1B’s vs. HAR, 6/26…Had nine-game hitting streak, 5/28-6/7 (16-35,
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.457)…Lambasted grand slam vs. HAR, 5/13…Drove in GWRBI with 8 inn. 2B for 5-4 win at
ALT, 5/4…Spent entire 2013 season with Akron, hitting .265-5-52…Ranked as #7 Indians
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prospect by Baseball America and 13 by MLB.com…Signed as free agent 10/’10.
#39 JORDAN SMITH—OF
Last Game: 6/27 vs. HAR, 0-4
Series: 2-7, 2B, RBI, BB, 2 R
Homestand: 5-14, 2B, 2 RBI, 2 BB, 3 R
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Notes: Cracked GW triple in 9 at HAR, 6/20…Went 4-4, 2B, 2 R in 9-7 win vs. ALT,
5/8…Spent entire 2013 season at Carolina, hitting .292-5-54 & a career-high 18
bases…Fourth-year pro…Bats left but throws right…Two-time All-American at Saint Cloud
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State (MN)…9 round pick in ’11 draft…
#9 JUSTIN TOOLE—INF
Last Game: 6/27 vs. HAR, 0-0
Series: 0-1
Homestand: 1-6
Notes: Smacked two-run double in first AB of season, 4/24 at TRE…Added to roster 4/17 from
Columbus… Hit .310-0-7 in 34 games with Akron last season…Notable for playing all nine
positions in same game for Carolina, 8/25/12…Wrote a book titled “9 in 9” about that
experience…Signed as non-drafted free agent out of the University of Iowa, 7/’09.
#41 CHARLIE VALERIO—C
Last Game: 5/31 vs. HAR, 2-4
Series: Has not played
Homestand: Has not played
Notes: Activated from DL, 6/25, On DL, 6/5-6/24 (right ankle sprain)…Laced pinch-hit single in
first AA AB, 5/5 at ERI…Added to roster, 5/3… Began season with Carolina, hitting .245-0-4 in
17 games…Spent all of last season at Carolina, hitting .238-2-26 in 53 games…Was a NYP AllStar in ’12, after hitting .269 at Mahoning Valley…Signed as a free agent 5/’10.
#1 TONY WOLTERS—C/2B
Last Game: 6/27 vs. HAR, 0-2, 2 BB, R
Series: 1-6, 2 RBI, 3 BB, R
Homestand: 2-13, 2 RBI, 4 BB, SB, 2 R
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Notes: Two-run 1B in 7 led to 6-4 win vs. HAR, 6/26…Had eight-game hitting streak, 4/27-5/7
(10-31, .323)…Made sensational defensive play, swatting a ground ball to first to nip runner,
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4/26 vs. ALT…Rated as #25 Tribe prospect by Baseball America and #9 by MLB.com…3
round pick in ’10 draft out of Vista (CA) High School.
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RUBBERDUCKS RELIEVE RS
#37 SHAWN ARMSTRONG—RHP
Last Appearance
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HAR
SV
1.0
2
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Notes: Tied for fourth in EL with 11 saves…Converted last five save chances (last BS was 5/16
at ERI)…Named Indians MiLB POW, 5/6…Rated as Tribe’s #29 prospect by Baseball
th
America…18 round pick in ’11 draft out of East Carolina.
Throws: FB, CUR, CUT
SV/SVO: 11/14
IR/IRS: 6/4
st
1 Batter Retired: 23/27
Long Outing: 2.0 (5x, 6/12 vs.
BIN, last)
Hi K’s: 3 (3x, 5/16 at ERI)
Hi BB’s: 2 (3x, 5/23 vs. REA)
RUBBERDUCKS RELIEVE RS CONTINUED
#47 JORDAN COOPER—RHP
Last Appearance
Date
OPP
Dec. IP
H
R
ER
BB
K
HR
IR
IR-S
6/26
HAR
W
1.1
1
0
0
1
1
0
1
0
Notes: Started and won Game 2 of DH at BOW, 5/28 (5 IP 0 R)…Threw combined five perfect
innings and earned two W’s vs. ALT & BIN, 4/26 & 4/28…Did not pitch after 7/29 last season
th
(right elbow surgery)…MVC. Pitcher of the Year in ’10 at Wichita State…9 round pick in ’10.
#22 LOUIS HEAD—RHP
Last Appearance
Date
OPP
Dec. IP
H
R
ER
BB
K
HR
IR
IR-S
6/25
ERI
ND
2.0
2
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Notes: Picked up first AA save, 6/4 at NBR…Added to roster from Carolina, 6/1, for AA
debut…0-3, 2.21, in 17 games w/Mudcats …Had 9 saves in 10 chances…34 K’s in 20.1
th
IP…Has not allowed a HR this year…18 round pick in ’12 draft out of Texas State.
#27 ADAM MILLER—RHP
Last Appearance
Date
OPP
Dec. IP
H
R
ER
BB
K
HR
IR
IR-S
6/14
POR
ND
1.0
3
2
2
1
1
0
1
0
Notes: Placed on DL, 6/16…13 ER in last five outings (6.1 IP)…Retired seven straight hitters
vs. REA, 5/23…Added to roster, 5/9 from extended spring training…Signed as a minor league
st
free agent 3/18/14…EL Pitcher of the Year with Akron in ’06…Orig. 1 rd pick in ’03 draft.
#28 TORU MURATA—RHP
Last Appearance
Date
OPP
Dec. IP
H
R
ER
BB
K
HR
IR
IR-S
6/22
at HAR L
1.2
4
3
3
0
1
0
0
0
Notes: Has made seven starts and four relief appearances…5-2, 3.89 as a starter… Has also
made four appearances/two starts at AAA Columbus, going 0-0, 4.02…Signed as free agent,
12/’10.
#43 J.C. RAMIREZ—RHP
Last Appearance
Date
OPP
Dec. IP
H
R
ER
BB
K
HR
IR
IR-S
6/27
HAR
ND
1.2
0
0
0
0
1
0
1
0
Notes: Rejoined team 6/26… Went 1-1, 3.60 in 7 games at Columbus, 6/2-24…First added to
roster, 5/16…Fractured his left thumb in ST game, 3/13, & underwent surgery, 3/17…Appeared
in 18 MLB games w/Phillies last season, going 0-1, 7.50…Signed as free agent, 11/1/13.
#35 GIOVANNI SOTO – LHP
Last Appearance
Date
OPP
Dec. IP
H
R
ER
BB
K
HR
IR
IR-S
6/26
HAR
H
1.0
1
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
Notes: Threw two scoreless innings at HAR, 6/7…On DL 4/25-5/15 (left shoulder strain)…
Threw 9-inning no-hitter in 2-1 victory vs. ALT at Canal Park, 7/15/12…Acquired in trade w/DET
for Jhonny Peralta, 7/29/10.
#26 ENOSIL TEJEDA—RHP
Last Appearance
Date
OPP
Dec. IP
H
R
ER
BB
K
HR
IR
IR-S
6/27
HAR
ND
1.1
0
1
1
2
1
0
0
0
Notes: In last nine outings, has allowed 2 ER (13.1 IP)…Dealt two scoreless innings vs. POR,
6/13…Has only one loss in 57 career AA appearances…One of Akron’s most dependable
relievers in ‘13…Went 1-1, 0.89, in 33 games… Signed as free agent, 4/’10.
Throws: FB, CUT, CUR, CH
SV/SVO: 0/0
IR/IRS: 11/4
st
1 Batter Retired: 14/22
Long Outing: 5.0 (5/28 at
BOW)
Hi K’s: 6 (5/28 at BOW)
Hi BB’s: 2 (3x, 6/21 at HAR)
Throws: FB, SL, CUR, CH
SV/SVO: 1/1
IR/IRS: 3/2
st
1 Batter Retired: 5/8
Long Outing: 2.0 (6/25 vs.
ERI)
Hi K’s: 3 (6/13 vs. POR)
Hi BB’s: 4 (6/22 at HAR)
Throws: FB, SL, CUR, CH
SV/SVO: 0/0
IR/IRS: 5/2
st
1 Batter Retired: 9/11
Long Outing: 2.1 (5/23 vs.
REA)
Hi K’s: 2 (5x, 6/10 vs. BIN)
Hi BB’s: 2 (2x, 6/12 vs. BIN)
Throws: FB, SL, CUR, SPL
SV/SVO: 0/0
IR/IRS: 0/0
st
1 Batter Retired: 10/11
Long Outing: 6.0 (4x, 6/6 vs.
HAR, last)
Hi K’s: 7 (5/25 vs. REA)
Hi BB’s: 4 (6/1 vs. BIN)
Throws: FB, SL, CUR, CH
SV/SVO: 0/0
IR/IRS: 1/0
st
1 Batter Retired: 5/6
Long Outing: 2.0 (2x, 5/21 at
ALT, last)
Hi K’s: 2 (3x, 5/30 vs. HAR)
Hi BB’s: 2 (5/21 at ALT)
Throws: FB, CUT, CUR, CH
SV/SVO: 1/3
IR/IRS: 6/3
st
1 Batter Retired: 9/17
Long Outing: 2.2 (4/12 vs.
BOW)
Hi K’s: 3 (5/29 at BOW)
Hi BB’s: 2 (2x, 5/19 at ALT)
Throws: FB, SL, CH
SV/SVO: 3/3
IR/IRS: 11/5
st
1 Batter Retired: 18/24
Long Outing: 2.1 (5/7 at ERI)
Hi K’s: 3 (5x, 6/17 at REA)
Hi BB’s: 2 (6/27 vs. HAR)
RUBBERDUCKS 2014 REGULAR SEA SON FACTS & FIGURES
RubberDucks Season Records
Stolen Bases vs. Pitchers
Record ........................................................ 46-34
Home ........................................................... 20-18
Away............................................................ 26-16
vs. Eastern Division ................................. 14-17
vs. Western Division ................................ 32-17
vs. RH Starters .......................................... 32-19
vs. LH Starters........................................... 14-15
Day............................................................... 14-12
Night............................................................ 32-22
One-run Games ......................................... 17-10
Extra Innings ................................................. 2-2
Shutouts ......................................................... 6-6
When Leading After 7................................. 40-4
When Trailing After 7 ................................. 2-28
When Tied After 7 ......................................... 4-2
When Leading After 8................................. 38-0
When Trailing After 8 ................................. 0-26
When Tied After 8 ......................................... 3-3
When Scoring First..................................... 31-5
When Opponent Scores First ................. 15-29
When Scoring 3 or Less .......................... 11-26
When Scoring 4 or More ............................ 35-8
When Hitting a Home Run ....................... 20-12
Most Games Above .500 .................. 16 (38-22)
Most Games Below .500 .............. 1 (6x, 10-11)
When Leading at End of Game................. 46-0
Pitcher
Anderson
Arias
Armstrong
Colon
Cooper
Crockett
Davies
Head
Miller
Murata
Packer
Roberts
Ramirez
Soto
Sturdevant
Tejeda
Valera
Von Schamann
Team Total
2014 Longest Hitting Streaks
SB
6
7
2
2
2
0
1
2
1
1
1
7
3
0
2
3
3
4
47
ATT
10
11
4
8
2
0
4
4
1
5
1
11
3
0
2
6
5
8
85
RubberDucks 2014 Catching Totals
Catcher
Lavisky
Lowery
Wolters
Totals
Naquin: 17 games, 5/29—6/15 (31-72, .431)
Wendle: 10 games, 5/4—5/14 (17-40, .425)
LaHair: 9 games, 5/5—5/16 (16-36, .444)
Rodriguez: 9 games, 5/28—6/7 (16-35, .457)
Wolters: 8 games, 4/27—5/7 (10-31, .323)
Naquin: 8 games, 5/3—5/9 (13-34, .382)
Lindor: 8 games, 5/6—5/14 (11-35, .314)
Lindor: 7 games, 4/27—5/4 (10-25, .400)
Holt: 7 games, 4/29—5/6 (11-28, .393)
Wolters: 7 games, 5/10-5/16 (11-27, .407)
Lindor: 7 games, 6/8—6/14 (9-26, .346)
CS
15
4
19
38
ATT
35
10
40
85
PCT
43%
40%
48%
45%
RubberDucks 2014 Home Run Breakdown
1
2
2
7
3
4
4
7
PCT
60%
64%
50%
25%
100%
0%
25%
50%
100%
20%
100%
64%
100%
0%
100%
50%
60%
50%
55%
5
4
6
4
7
3
8
5
9
3
X
1
Solo
23
Two-Run
11
Three-Run
3
Grand Slam
3
Trailing
7
Tied Game
5
Gave Lead
14
Extended Lead
14
Tot.
40
PB
2
0
2
4
W-L
12-11
2-5
32-18
46-34
Roberts
RUBBERDU CKS 2014 HIGHS & LOWS
Team Single-Game High/Lows
Individual Single-Game Highs
LARGEST MARGIN OF VICTORY:
12 (5/29 at BOW, 16-4)
LARGEST MARGIN OF DEFEAT:
8 (2x, 6/15 vs. POR, 8-0, last)
BATTING:
MOST RUNS IN A GAME:
16 (5/29 at BOW)
MOST RUNS IN A GAME (OPPONENT):
12 (6/11 vs. BIN)
DOUBLES:
3 (Urshela, 4/27 vs. ALT)
MOST RUNS IN AN INNING:
th
7 (2x, 5/29 at BOW, 4 , last)
MOST RUNS IN AN INNING (OPPONENT):
th
8 (2x, 6/12 vs. BIN, 7 , last)
MOST HITS IN A GAME:
17 (5/29 at BOW)
MOST HITS IN A GAME (OPPONENT):
14 (4x, 6/17 at REA, last)
FEWEST HITS IN A GAME:
2 (4/16 vs. TRE, Game 1)
FEWEST HITS IN A GAME (OPPONENT):
2 (2x, 5/28 at BOW, Game 2, last)
MOST ERRORS IN A GAME:
3 (5/16 at ERI)
MOST ERRORS IN A GAME (OPPONENT):
3 (4/8 at ALT)
MOST HOME RUNS IN A GAME:
3 (2x, 6/18 at REA, last)
MOST HOME RUNS IN A GAME (OPPONENT):
4 (3x, 6/17 at REA, last)
MOST WALKS IN A GAME (BATTERS):
12 (5/29 at BOW)
MOST WALKS IN A GAME (PITCHERS):
9 (6/22 at HAR)
MOST STRIKEOUTS IN A GAME (BATTERS):
15 (4/6 at BIN)
MOST STRIKEOUTS IN A GAME (PITCHERS):
14 (2x, 4/28 vs. BIN, last)
MOST RUNNERS LOB IN A GAME:
14 (5/29 at BOW)
MOST RUNNERS LOB IN A GAME (OPPONENT):
10 (2x, 5/23 vs. REA, last)
LONGEST GAME (INNINGS):
13 (4/11 vs. BOW)
LONGEST GAME TIME (9 INNINGS):
3:49 (5/29 at BOW)
LONGEST GAME TIME (7 INNINGS):
2:45 (5/3 at ALT, Game 1)
LONGEST GAME TIME (EXTRA INNINGS):
4:29 (5/16 at ERI)
SHORTEST GAME TIME (9 INNINGS):
2:16 (2x, 6/5 at NBR, last)
SHORTEST GAME TIME (7 INNINGS):
1:40 (4/16 vs. TRE, Game 2)
SHORTEST GAME TIME (EXTRA INNINGS):
3:49 (4/11 vs. BOW)
LARGEST HOME CROWD: 8,138 (5/14 vs. HAR)
LARGEST ROAD CROWD: 6,857 (6/8 at HAR)
HITS:
4 (several)
TRIPLES:
2 (Naquin, 4/22 at TRE)
HOME RUNS:
1 (several)
RUNS SCORED:
3 (several)
RUNS BATTED IN:
5 (LaHair, 5/16 at ERI)
WALKS:
4 (Lindor, 5/16 at ERI)
STOLEN BASES:
2 (3x, Lindor, 6/6 at HAR, last)
PITCHING:
MOST INNINGS PITCHED (STARTER):
9.0 (Colon, 5/26 vs. REA)
MOST INNINGS PITCHED (RELIEVER):
5.0 (2x, von Schamann, 4/25 vs. ALT, last)
FEWEST HITS ALLOWED (STARTER w/ 5 inn. minimum):
1 (2x, Cooper, 5/28 at BOW, Game 2, last)
MOST HITS ALLOWED (STARTER):
11 (Roberts, 4/12 vs. BOW)
FEWEST RUNS ALLOWED (STARTER):
0 (8x, Anderson, 6/5 at NBR, last)
MOST RUNS ALLOWED (STARTER):
10 (Anderson, 5/7 at ERI)
MOST WALKS ALLOWED:
6 (Anderson, 6/15 vs. POR)
MOST STRIKEOUTS:
9 (2x, Arias, 6/20 at HAR, last)
HOME RUNS ALLOWED:
3 (2x, Anderson, 6/10 vs. BIN, Game 1, last)
HIT BATTERS:
1 (several)
RUBBERDUCKS 2014 TRAN SACTION S
April 3:
April 9:
April 10:
April 11:
April 15:
April 17:
April 19:
April 21:
April 25:
April 26:
April 29:
May 3:
May 6:
May 9:
May 12:
May 13:
May 16:
May 17:
May 18:
May 19:
May 24:
May 26:
May 30:
May 31:
June 1:
June 4:
June 5:
June 9:
June 10:
June 11:
June 12:
June 16:
June 19:
June 20:
June 25:
June 26:
June 27:
June 28:
INF Justin Toole placed on 7-day DL (left calf strain).
RHP Duke von Schamann added to roster.
RHP Toru Murata promoted to Columbus.
OF Michael Bourn added to roster on MiLB rehab.
INF Justin Toole activated from DL and promoted to Columbus.
DH Jason Giambi added to roster on MiLB rehab.
OF Michael Bourn recalled from MiLB rehab and activated by Cleveland.
INF Ronny Rodriguez placed on temporary inactive list.
INF Justin Toole received from Columbus.
C/1B Jake Lowery placed on 7-day DL (fractured right orbital bone).
INF Ronny Rodriguez reinstated from temporary inactive list.
DH Jason Giambi recalled from MiLB rehab and activated by Cleveland.
LHP Giovanni Soto placed on 7-day DL (left shoulder strain).
1B Bryan LaHair received from Columbus.
1B Jerrud Sabourin transferred to Carolina.
RHP Toru Murata activated from DL and received from Columbus.
3B Giovanny Urshela promoted to Columbus.
C Charlie Valerio received from Carolina.
RHP Kyle Davies promoted to Columbus.
RHP Adam Miller received from extended spring training.
INF Justin Toole promoted to Columbus.
INF Justin Toole received from Columbus.
LHP Kyle Crockett promoted to Cleveland.
RHP Francisco Valera released.
LHP Giovanni Soto activated from 7-day DL.
RHP J.C. Ramirez received from extended spring training.
RHP Duke von Schamann promoted to Columbus.
RHP Duke von Schamann received from Columbus.
RHP Gabriel Arias promoted to Columbus.
OF Tyler Holt promoted to Columbus.
OF Ollie Linton received from Carolina.
LHP Shawn Morimando received from Carolina.
RHP Toru Murata promoted to Columbus.
RHP Bryan Price activated from Columbus DL and transferred to Akron.
LHP Shawn Morimando transferred to Carolina.
RHP Toru Murata received from Columbus.
RHP Louis Head received from Carolina.
RHP J.C. Ramirez promoted to Columbus.
LHP Matt Packer activated from DL and received from extended spring training.
RHP Duke von Schamann promoted to Columbus.
C Jake Lowery activated from DL.
C/1B Charlie Valerio placed on 7-day DL (right ankle sprain).
RHP Duke von Schamann received from Columbus.
LF Bryson Myles placed on 7-day DL (torn right meniscus).
1B Nick Swisher added to roster on MiLB rehab.
LHP Matt Packer placed on 7-day DL (left quad strain).
OF Anthony Gallas received from Carolina.
1B Nick Swisher recalled from MiLB rehab and activated by Cleveland.
RHP Gabriel Arias received from Columbus.
RHP Adam Miller placed on 7-day DL (left ankle sprain).
LHP Matt Packer activated from the 7-day DL and released.
RHP Tyler Sturdevant promoted to Columbus.
OF Ollie Linton transferred to Carolina.
C/1B Charlie Valerio activated from DL.
RHP Bryan Price promoted to Columbus.
RHP J.C Ramirez received from Columbus.
SS Erik Gonzalez received from Carolina.
nd
CF Tyler Naquin placed on 7-day DL (right 2 metacarpal fracture)
2B Joe Wendle placed on 7-day DL (right hamate fracture)
OF Ollie Linton received from Carolina,
INF/OF Adam Abraham received from Columbus.
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Date
4/3
4/4
4/5
4/5
4/6
4/7
4/8
4/9
4/10
4/11
4/12
4/13
4/14
4/15
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4/18
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4/20
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5/1
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5/3
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5/5
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5/7
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5/10
5/11
5/12*
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5/28
5/29
5/30
5/31
6/1
6/2
6/3
6/4
6/5
6/6
6/7
6/8
Opp.
W/L
at BIN
W
at BIN
at BIN (1) L
at BIN (2) W
at BIN
L
at ALT
at ALT
L
at ALT
W
BOW
L
BOW
W
BOW
W
BOW
L
TRE
L
TRE
TRE (1)
W
TRE (2)
L
at BOW
W
at BOW
W
at BOW
W
OFF
at TRE
L
at TRE
L
at TRE
L
at TRE
W
ALT
L
ALT
W
ALT
W
BIN
W
BIN
W
BIN
OFF
at ALT
W
at ALT (1) W
at ALT (2) W
at ALT
W
at ERI
W
at ERI
W
at ERI
L
ALT
W
ALT
W
ALT
W
ALT
L
HAR
W
HAR
W
HAR
W
OFF
at ERI
W
at ERI
L
at ERI
W
at ALT
L
at ALT
W
at ALT
W
at ALT
L
REA
L
REA
L
REA
L
REA
W
at BOW
at BOW (1) L
at BOW (2) W
at BOW
W
HAR
W
HAR
L
HAR
W
OFF
at NBR
W
at NBR
W
at NBR
L
at HAR
W
at HAR
L
at HAR
L
th
Score
Rec.
Standing
st
7-1
1-0
T1 / +0.5
Rained out. Make-up set for 4/5.
6-3
1-1
n/a
rd
3-0
2-1
3 / -1.0
rd
5-4
2-2
T3 / -2.0
Rained out. Make-up set for 5/3
th
4-3
2-3
5 / -2.5
rd
5-4
3-3
3 / -1.5
th
6-3
3-4
4 / -2.5
rd
2-1 (13)
4-4
3 / -1.5
rd
6-5
5-4
3 / -0.5
rd
7-5
5-5
3 / -1.5
th
2-0
5-6
4 / -1.5
Frozen out. Make-up set for 4/16.
4-3
6-6
n/a
rd
1-0
6-7
T3 / -2.0
rd
3-2
7-7
3 / -2.0
nd
7-6
8-7
T2 / -1.0
nd
3-1
9-7
2 / -1.0
nd
5-2
9-8
T2 / -1.0
rd
4-3
9-9
3 / -2.0
rd
5-9
9-10
T3 / -2.0
nd
4-1
10-10
T2 / -1.5
th
5-3
10-11
4 / -2.0
rd
2-1
11-11
T3 / -1.5
nd
6-4
12-11
T2 / -1.5
nd
4-0
13-11
T2 / -0.5
nd
4-3
14-11
2 / -0.5
Rained out. Make-up set for 6/10.
5-4
9-7
2-1
5-4
10-1
4-2
10-3
9-7
8-4
2-0
7-4
10-3
7-6
4-2
15-11
16-11
17-11
18-11
19-11
20-11
20-12
21-12
22-12
23-12
23-13
24-13
25-13
26-13
st
T1 / +1.5
n/a
st
1 / +1.5
st
1 / +1.5
st
1 / +1.5
st
1 / +2.5
st
1 / +2.5
st
1 / +3.5
st
1 / +3.5
st
1 / +4.0
st
1 / +2.5
st
1 / +3.5
st
1 / +3.5
st
1 / +5.0
st
12-7 (11) 27-13
1 / +5.0
st
2-1
27-14
1 / +5.0
st
2-1
28-14
1 / +5.5
st
4-3
28-15
1 / +5.0
st
1-0
29-15
1 / +5.0
st
6-2
30-15
1 / +5.0
st
7-3
30-16
1 / +4.0
st
2-1 (12)
30-17
1 / +3.0
st
3-2 (12)
30-18
1 / +3.0
st
3-0
30-19
1 / +3.0
st
9-0
31-19
1 / +3.0
Rained out. Make-up set for 5/28.
st
3-1
31-20
1 / +2.0
st
5-1
32-20
1 / +3.0
st
16-4
33-20
1 / +4.0
st
10-0
34-20
1 / +5.0
st
6-4
34-21
1 / +4.0
st
6-3
35-21
1 / +4.0
5-3
9-6
1-0
5-2
8-0
4-2
36-21
37-21
37-22
38-22
38-23
38-24
st
1 / +5.0
st
1 / +5.0
st
1 / +4.0
st
1 / +4.0
st
1 / +3.0
st
1 / +2.0
*Game was suspended in 7 inning, tied 3-3. Resumed, 5/13.
W/L/SV
Anderson/Gorski/none
Time
3:00
Att.
2,539
Tot. Home Att.
Lara/Colon/Bradford
Murata/Pill/Tejeda
Leathersich/Roberts/Bradford
2:10
2:00
2:40
n/a
1,197
1,448
Sample/Sturdevant/none
Arias/Dodson/Crockett
Wilson/Anderson/Drake
Sturdevant/Petrini/none
Roberts/Bischoff/Tejeda
Pettit/Davies/Drake
Mitchell/Arias/Moreno
2:27
2:47
2:46
3:49
3:05
2:42
2:22
2,061
2,065
8,046
3,747
2,877
4,208
1,852
Valera/Bleich/Soto
Nuding/Colon/none
Roberts/Prado/Crockett
Davies/Pettit/Armstrong
Arias/Gurka/von Schamann
2:39
1:40
2:51
3:05
2:28
n/a
1,984
2,131
1,649
4,187
Bleich/Anderson/Moreno
Pinder/Valera/none
Nuding/Roberts/none
Davies/De La Cruz/none
Rodriguez/Arias/Beckman
Cooper/Mann/Armstrong
Colon/Sampson/Sturdevant
Roberts/Pill/none
Cooper/Leathersich/Strdvnt.
2:47
2:45
3:00
2:44
2:51
2:37
3:06
2:40
2:47
3,352
3,739
3,441
4,085
4,233
2,697
6,063
2,327
1,723
26,947
29,644
35,707
38,034
39,757
Anderson/Ramos/Armstrong
Arias/Sample/Sturdevant
von Schamann/Mann/Crockett
Tejeda/Montero/Armstrong
Roberts/Saupold/none
Murata/Ryan/Crockett
Palacios/Anderson/none
Cooper/Beckman/Crockett
Arias/Sample/Armstrong
Colon/Kingham/Crockett
Morris/Roberts/Q. Miller
Tejeda/Martin/none
Cooper/Schwartz/Armstrong
Arias/Meyers/Sturdevant
3:12
2:45
2:17
2:57
3:14
2:28
3:08
3:36
3:06
2:32
2:54
2:34
3:13
2:42
2,735
n/a
4,011
3,730
1,995
1,232
5,515
4,260
5,072
5,436
6,169
2,867
3,367
8,138
44,017
49,089
54,525
60,694
63,561
66,928
75,066
Armstrong/Faulk/none
Ryan/Roberts/Valdez
Ramirez/Smith/none
Montero/Soto/De Leon
Murata/Sampson/Armstrong
Colon/Kingham/Sturdevant
Morris/Roberts/Ramos
Knigge/Armstrong/Ogando
Neris/Cooper/none
Demmin/Murata/Ogando
Colon/Nesseth/none
4:29
2:46
2:58
3:00
2:41
2:52
2:48
3:54
3:44
2:54
2:16
2,263
2,025
1,951
2,204
2,625
4,447
6,362
6,684
7,317
7,709
4,205
81,750
89,067
96,776
100,981
Drake/Roberts/none
Cooper/Vasquez/none
vonSchmnn/Davies/none
Morimando/Meyers/none
Grace/Miller/Herron
Colon/Espino/Sturdevant
2:02
2:14
3:49
2:35
2:41
3:01
n/a
1,073
1,570
6,731
5,332
5,156
107,712
113,044
118,200
Roberts/Rogers/Armstrong
Packer/Duffey/Head
Gilmartin/Miller/Johnson
Murata/Meyers/Armstrong
Cole/Colon/none
Kroenke/Roberts/Grace
2:33
3:03
2:16
3:00
2:47
2:33
2,471
3,266
3,092
4,865
6,274
6,857
8,046
11,793
14,670
18,878
20,730
n/a
22,714
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Date
6/9
6/10
6/10
6/11
6/12
6/13
6/14
6/15
6/16
6/17
6/18
6/19
6/20
6/21
6/22
6/23
6/24
6/25
6/26
6/27
6/28
Opp.
BIN
BIN (1)
BIN (2)
BIN
BIN
POR
POR
POR
OFF
at REA
at REA
at REA
at HAR
at HAR
at HAR
ERI
ERI
ERI
HAR
HAR
HAR
W/L
W
L
L
L
L
W
L
L
W
W
W
W
L
L
W
L
W
L
Score
10-2
8-1
10-5
12-6
11-3
6-1
5-1
8-0
Rec.
39-24
39-25
39-26
39-27
39-28
40-28
40-29
40-30
Standing
st
1 / +3.0
st
1 / +2.5
st
1 / +1.5
st
1 / +0.5
st
1 / +0.5
st
1 / +1.5
st
1 / +0.5
nd
2 / -0.5
st
15-10
41-30
1 / +0.5
st
4-3
42-30
1 / +1.5
st
3-2
43-20
1 / +2.5
st
2-1
44-30
1 / +2.5
st
5-2
44-31
1 / +1.5
st
7-5
44-32
1 / +0.5
st
7-1
45-32
1 / +0.5
Rained out. Make-up set for 7/19.
nd
4-2
45-33
2 / -1.0
nd
6-4
46-33
2 / -1.0
nd
4-3
46-34
2 / -0.5
W/L/SV
von Schamann/Robles/Price
Cuan/Anderson/none
Chism/Packer/none
Bowman/Murata/none
Peavey/Colon/none
Roberts/Pena/none
Owens/von Schamann/none
Johnson/Anderson/none
Time
2:41
1:52
2:43
3:15
3:08
2:24
3:03
3:02
Att.
3,750
n/a
3,148
4,193
5,083
7,686
8,107
6,888
Tot. Home Att.
121,950
Murata/O’Sullivan/none
Colon/Biddle/Sturdevant
Roberts/Gonzalez/Armstrong
Price/Holland/Tejeda
Espino/Anderson/Benincasa
Harper/Murata/Herron
Colon/Collier/none
3:24
2:28
2:39
2:48
2:32
3:06
2:39
6,092
5,608
6,027
5,157
4,766
3,819
3,624
160,679
Robowski/Roberts/Valdez
3:16
Cooper/Self/Armstrong
2:59
Simms/Anderson/Benincasa 2:42
5,717
4,793
7,547
166,396
171,189
178,736
125,098
129,291
134,374
142,060
150,167
157,055