2020 OKC Dodgers Media Guide

TABLE OF CONTENTS
OKLAHOMA CITY DODGERS TEAM INFORMATION

OKC Dodgers Team Directory........................................................................................................................... 3
Ownership/MLB Affiliation................................................................................................................................ 5
Chickasaw Bricktown Ballpark.......................................................................................................................... 6
Ballpark Renovations and Improvements........................................................................................................... 8
20th Season of Chickasaw Bricktown Ballpark................................................................................................. 11
Ballpark Information....................................................................................................................................... 12
About Oklahoma City..................................................................................................................................... 13
OKC Dodgers Baseball Foundation.................................................................................................................. 14
Honoring 25th Anniversary of OKC Bombing.................................................................................................... 15
Cielo Azul de Oklahoma City........................................................................................................................... 16
OKC Dodgers Rookie League......................................................................................................................... 18
OKC Dodgers MVP Program........................................................................................................................... 19
OKC Dodgers In The Community..................................................................................................................... 20
OKC Dodgers Sports Field Services................................................................................................................ 23
Professional Sports Catering.......................................................................................................................... 24
2018 Triple-A Bob Freitas Award..................................................................................................................... 25
2020 OKC DODGERS

Coaching Staff.............................................................................................................................................. 27
Support Staff................................................................................................................................................ 29
Player Profiles............................................................................................................................................... 30
2019 SEASON REVIEW

Final Stats.................................................................................................................................................... 85
Season Recap............................................................................................................................................... 86
Day-By-Day Results........................................................................................................................................ 89
Transactions................................................................................................................................................. 91
OKLAHOMA CITY HISTORY AND RECORDS

Club Game Records....................................................................................................................................... 94
Individual Game Highlights.............................................................................................................................. 97
Club Season Records.................................................................................................................................. 102
Individual Season Records............................................................................................................................ 103
Individual Career Records............................................................................................................................. 107
Additional Club Marks.................................................................................................................................. 112
The Last Time It Happened.......................................................................................................................... 122
Oklahoma City Playoff History....................................................................................................................... 127
Oklahoma City Baseball Year-By-Year............................................................................................................. 130
Oklahoma City All-Time Roster...................................................................................................................... 131
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE INFORMATION/OPPONENTS

League Information...................................................................................................................................... 140
2019 League Review................................................................................................................................... 141
PCL Opponents........................................................................................................................................... 142
LOS ANGELES DODGERS ORGANIZATION

Los Angeles Dodgers Staff/Top Prospects.................................................................................................... 158
Los Angeles Dodgers Affiliates..................................................................................................................... 159
Los Angeles Dodgers Minor League Records................................................................................................. 160
MEDIA INFORMATION
OKC Dodgers Broadcast Information............................................................................................................ 162
Transaction Terminology.............................................................................................................................. 163
The annual Oklahoma City Dodgers Media Guide is typically published in late March or early April prior to the start
of the team’s season. Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the initial publication of this year’s edition was delayed until
early May. At the time of publication, a revised 2020 schedule had yet to be determined. Although some sections
of this media guide reflect that, others do not. Once a new schedule has been set, we will revise this publication as
necessary.
The 2020 Oklahoma City Dodgers Media Guide was prepared, written and designed by the OKC Dodgers
Communications Department: Alex Freedman, Director of Communications and Broadcasting, Lisa Johnson,
Communications Manager and Alex McLoughlin, Communications Assistant.
Included photos and information courtesy of the Los Angeles Dodgers, Oklahoma City Convention and Visitors
Bureau, Bricktown Association, EMBARK, Baseball America, Minor League Baseball, Pacific Coast League and
OKC Dodgers. Special thanks to Los Angeles Dodgers Public Relations, Jim Byers, Ryan McGhee, members of the
Pacific Coast League and the OKC Dodgers Marketing Department.
About the 2020 OKC Dodgers Media Guide cover: Eight OKC players went on to make their Major League debuts
with the Los Angeles Dodgers in 2019 and Gavin Lux was named Baseball America Minor League Player of the Year.
Clockwise from top center: Gavin Lux, Tony Gonsolin, Edwin Ríos, Will Smith, Dustin May, Kyle Garlick, Matt Beaty
and Josh Sborz.
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Team Information
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TEAM DIRECTORY
OKLAHOMA CITY DODGERS

Chickasaw Bricktown Ballpark
2 South Mickey Mantle Drive
Oklahoma City, OK, 73104
Phone: (405) 218-1000 / Fax: (405) 218-1001
Email: info@okdodgers.com
Website: www.okcdodgers.com
Team Executives
Owner........................................................................................................................... Mandalay Baseball, LLC
Executive Chairman......................................................................................................................... Peter Guber
Chief Executive Officer...............................................................................................................Larry Freedman
President/General Manager.........................................................................................................Michael Byrnes
Senior Vice President.................................................................................................................... Jenna Byrnes
Corporate Partnership Sales
Vice President of Corporate Partnerships............................................................................................Nick Gates
Director of Corporate Partnerships...................................................................................................Ryan Vanlow
Corporate Partnership Services
Director of Partner Services.............................................................................................................. Katy White
Partner Services Coordinator......................................................................................................Shannon Easter
Partner Services Coordinator.........................................................................................................Tyler Huffman
Partner Services Coordinator, Community Specialist...................................................................... Summer Killion
Marketing and Communications
Senior Director of Marketing and Communications............................................................................Ben Beecken
Director of Communications and Broadcasting.............................................................................. Alex Freedman
Communications Manager..............................................................................................................Lisa Johnson
Game Presentation Manager............................................................................................................A.J. Navarro
Digital Marketing Specialist....................................................................................................... Megan Filipowski
Content Specialist........................................................................................................................ Hannah Muery
Video Production Specialist........................................................................................................ Madison Brophy
Digital Multimedia Coordinator.............................................................................................. Jennings Hammack
Communications Assistant......................................................................................................... Alex McLoughlin
OKC Dodgers Baseball Foundation
Executive Director........................................................................................................................ Carrol Herrick
Foundation Coordinator.....................................................................................................................Sam Baker
Ticket Sales
Vice President of Ticket Sales......................................................................................................Kyle Daugherty
Director of Business Intelligence........................................................................................................Kyle Logan
Director of Ticket Sales............................................................................................................. Samantha Davis
Director of Ticket Operations........................................................................................................Bethany Staub
Inside Sales Manager................................................................................................................... Brendan Crow
Ticket Operations Manager.............................................................................................................. Damon Dzik
Senior Business Development Manager............................................................................................. Brian Smith
Business Development Manager....................................................................................................Andrew Baker
Business Development Manager.................................................................................................. Sarah Bischoff
Business Development Manager.......................................................................................................Ryan Reyes
Senior Group Sales Coordinator........................................................................................................Alexa Major
Group Sales Coordinator..............................................................................................................Aron Gonzales
Group Sales Coordinator................................................................................................................. Taylor Hicks
Group Sales Coordinator..............................................................................................................Jason Sirovina
Group Sales Coordinator.......................................................................................................... Sage Sunderland
Group Sales Coordinator.............................................................................................................Josh Whitehorn
Senior Inside Sales Representative............................................................................................... Dakota Jacobs
Inside Sales Representative......................................................................................................... Charlie Bullock
Inside Sales Representative..........................................................................................................Kyle Morawski
Ticket Sales Associate................................................................................................................. Cody Crandall
Ticket Sales Associate................................................................................................................Logan Peratalo
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TEAM DIRECTORY, CONT.
Operations
Senior Director of Operations................................................................................................. Mitch Stubenhofer
Director of Facility Operations........................................................................................................ Harlan Budde
Baseball Operations Coordinator..................................................................................................... Billy Maloney
Operations Coordinator................................................................................................................ Jake Magness
Clubhouse Manager........................................................................................................................ T.J. Leonard
Special Events
Manager of Special Events............................................................................................................ Shelby Kirkes
Dodgers Sports Field Services
Vice President of Dodgers Sports Field Services.............................................................................Monte McCoy
Director of Sports Field Services Operations....................................................................................Rick Newville
Head Groundskeeper......................................................................................................................Jeff Jackson
Finance and Administration
Vice President of Finance and Accounting...................................................................................John MacDonald
Staff Accountant................................................................................................................................. Skip Bold
Office Administrator.......................................................................................................................Travis Hunter
Team Store
Merchandise Manager............................................................................................................Jasmine Buchanan
Retail Operations Manager................................................................................................................ Mark Smith
Professional Sports Catering

Director of Operations, Food and Beverage.................................................................................... Lindsay Robb
Regional Executive Chef.................................................................................................................. Will Fenwick
Senior Concessions Supervisor.......................................................................................................Scott Christy
Catering Manager............................................................................................................................ Jenna Bouc

TEAM OWNERSHIP/MLB AFFILIATION
Members of the OKC

Dodgers ownership
group gather with
legendary Los
Angeles Dodgers
manager Tommy
Lasorda prior to
the team’s home
debut in 2015
at Chickasaw
Bricktown Ballpark.
The Oklahoma City Dodgers are entering their sixth In December

season as the Triple-A affiliate of the Los Angeles 2014, the
Dodgers in 2020. Oklahoma City
Dodgers were
The affiliation began in September 2014 when introduced at a
the Oklahoma City franchise was purchased by press conference,
Mandalay Baseball, LLC – a partnership that along with
includes ownership of the Los Angeles Dodgers and changes in team
an investor group led by Mandalay Entertainment colors, logos and
Chairman and CEO Peter Guber. uniforms.
The OKC Dodgers primary logo is unveiled
The teams announced The Dodgers at a December 2014 press conference
a two-year affiliation nickname is the announcing the team’s new identity.
extension in September third in OKC
2018. franchise history, following the 89ers and RedHawks.
“Oklahoma City has “Soon after the ownership change took place, there
been a great home to our players and we’re excited was a dialogue as to how we could rebrand the team,”
to extend our partnership with Mandalay Baseball Byrnes said in 2014. “Ultimately, ownership, team
and the OKC Dodgers’ organization,” Los Angeles leadership and key stakeholders felt there was no bigger
Dodgers President and CEO Stan Kasten said in statement for the Los Angeles Dodgers to plant their
September 2018. “It’s been a fantastic partnership, flag in Oklahoma City than by renaming their Triple-A
and we’re grateful for the community support we’ve team the Dodgers as well.”
received in our four seasons in Oklahoma City.”
The team’s branding, developed by
The Dodgers are the fifth MLB parent club to call the LA Dodgers’ graphic design team,
Oklahoma City its Triple-A home, following the incorporates several elements of
Houston Colt .45s/Astros (1962-72; 2011-14), Dodgers history, as well as the culture
Cleveland Indians (1973-75), Philadelphia Phillies of Oklahoma City and Bricktown.
(1976-82) and Texas
Rangers (1983-2010). Some of the elements of the brand —
including the Dodgers script and the
“Being part of the famous “shooting ball” — have been
Los Angeles Dodgers’ associated with the Dodgers since
organization and family... 1938.
has been incredible,”
OKC Dodgers President/ Oklahoma City’s home jerseys mirror the current home
General Manager Michael jerseys of the Los Angeles Dodgers, and the home OKC
Byrnes said in September hat is styled after the former Brooklyn Dodgers’ hats.
2018. “There’s been an
impressive string of on- “Using the Dodgers’ name is a privilege,” Guber,
field success in Oklahoma Executive Chairman of Mandalay Baseball, LLC, said in
Peter Guber speaks at a
September 2014 press City and beyond, and the 2014. “It’s one of the three or four most iconic brands
conference announcing the great fans of our city and in sports all over the world, and we are thrilled we have
team’s new ownership. state now bleed blue.” the opportunity to share it and shine with it.”
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CHICKASAW BRICKTOWN BALLPARK
Since opening in 1998, Chickasaw Bricktown Ballpark has received numerous accolades,
including being named the No. 2 minor league ballpark in the country by Baseball America
during its inaugural season.
The 2013 10Best Readers’ Choice Awards, presented by USA Today,

hailed Chickasaw Bricktown Ballpark as one of the top 10 minor league
stadiums in the United States.
“Chickasaw Bricktown Ballpark is widely renowned as one of the top

facilities in Minor League Baseball,” OKC Dodgers President/General
Manager Michael Byrnes said. “We realize we are incredibly fortunate to
have the facility we do, and many others within our industry are envious
of the ballpark and great relationship we have with the City of Oklahoma
City. Any time the ballpark comes up in conversation with fans, players,
coaches, scouts and others in the industry, the compliments are immediate and endless.”
BALLPARK BREAKDOWN
Grand Opening Exterior
April 16, 1998: Edmonton vs. Oklahoma About 480,000 bricks make up the
ballpark’s exterior
Architect / General Contractor Left Field LED Board
Architectural Design Group, OKC / A 10-foot tall, 185-foot long LED
Boldt Construction, OKC board was added for the 2011
season.
Seating Capacity Center Field Video Board
9,000 in current configuration During the 2016 season, a video
board measuring 32 feet tall by 56
Field Dimensions feet wide (covering almost 1,600
Left Field: 325 feet; Right Field: 325 feet; square feet) replaced the original
Center Field: 400 feet scoreboard.
CHICKASAW BRICKTOWN BALLPARK
Chickasaw Bricktown Ballpark is a hub of activity all year long.
In addition to serving as the home stadium of the Oklahoma City Dodgers from
April to September, Chickasaw Bricktown Ballpark hosts a wide variety of events
throughout the season and beyond.
The Phillips 66 Big 12

Championship takes over the
ballpark in late May when eight
baseball teams compete in the
five-day tournament for the chance
to raise the Big 12 Conference’s
championship trophy.
High school baseball is the

main event throughout March and
Chickasaw Bricktown Ballpark hosts state championship baseball games in both
the spring and fall.
OKC Dodgers FanFest provides a season preview each spring, while private
events, including company parties, meetings, wedding receptions, community
walks, festivals and more keep the ballpark buzzing year-round.
The ballpark hosts LifeShare WinterFest during

the offseason, transforming the facility into a winter
wonderland. Snow tubers slide down snow slopes
that are 145 feet
in length and
blanketed with 1.3
million pounds of
produced snow.
Approximately
25,000 feet of holiday lighting and winter decor
illuminate the ballpark concourse.
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2020 BALLPARK IMPROVEMENTS
Chickasaw Bricktown Ballpark underwent a major transformation during the offseason as more than
8,100 seats were replaced following the conclusion of the 2019 schedule.
This marked the first total seat replacement for the ballpark since it originally opened in April 1998
and provides a fresh and uniform look throughout the facility.
Years of sun and weather had faded the original seats and now new “legend green” Hussey brand
seats stretch from foul pole to foul pole and into the upper club and terrace levels.
The original iron chair arms and end stanchions that bear
a logo commemorating legendary Oklahoma native Mickey
Mantle remain in good condition. They have been restored
and reinstalled to hold the new seat backs and seat
bottoms.
In addition to the new seats, a limestone-color traffic

coating was applied to the floor of the lower seating bowl
to assist with safety and maintenance of the ballpark.
The seat project was funded by the City of Oklahoma City,

using funds raised through the team’s rent of the ballpark.

2019 BALLPARK IMPROVEMENTS
A complete field renovation took place following the 2018 season at Chickasaw Bricktown Ballpark.
About $2.5 million in improvements and renovations took place at Chickasaw Bricktown Ballpark prior to the
start of the 2019 season, including:
• A complete replacement of the 120,000-square-foot playing surface.

• New LED field lights installed on six poles towering around the ballpark.
• A new Baseline Patio hospitality area added to the top of Section 115.
• New digital boards mounted throughout the concourse.
• Other internal projects, such as the replacement of the stairs to the Oklahoma Sports Hall of Fame on the
Mickey Mantle Plaza, resealing the roof and additional HVAC and plumbing projects, have been ongoing as
part of a multi-year list of slated improvements.
One of the most visible and extensive projects was the first field renovation
since the ballpark originally opened in April 1998.
The playing surface was removed, then rebuilt layer by layer, as new drainage,
irrigation, infield and warning track
material and grass were installed, utilizing
the latest technology.
The new playing surface is designed to

drain 24 inches of rain per hour, and most
of that water will be reused, as a new
gravity-based water reclamation system
was also installed.
Cranes lifted stanchions of LED
A new variety of grass was the crowning
lights onto the tops of six existing
poles. piece of the project. About 95,000 square
feet of drought-tolerant Bermuda grass
called TifTuf™ was installed after being grown in northern Texas.
Another major project was the replacement of the ballpark’s field

lights with LED technology, known as a state-of-the-art SportsCluster
System™ produced by Musco Lighting.
This was the first full light replacement in the history of the ballpark,
and the new LED lights provide increased clarity for players and fans,
while also reducing energy consumption.
The new lighting system includes 160 downlights utilizing about 1,150
watts per light, and 18 ball tracker lights utilizing approximately 575
watts per light, meaning about 194,000 total watts are needed to
power the new system — an improvement of about 40 percent from
the original system.
The new lighting system is “instant on,” without any warm-up time
needed for the bulbs, allowing the lighting display to be synched to
music or included in the celebration of home runs or wins.
Funding for these offseason projects came from two key sources.
In 2017, Oklahoma City voters approved bond propositions as part
of the “Better Streets, Safer City” initiative. These general obligation
bonds covered the costs of the field renovation, field light replacement
and HVAC projects. The Baseline Patio was paid for by a city-instituted
facility fee included in all event tickets since 2014.
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OTHER BALLPARK IMPROVEMENTS
In addition to several major projects completed prior to the 2020 and 2019 seasons,
Chickasaw Bricktown Ballpark has undergone numerous other improvements, additions and
renovations in recent years:
2018 2015
• Oklahoma Sports Hall of Fame relocated to Chickasaw • Budweiser Deck added in left field, replacing bleacher
Bricktown Ballpark seating
• COOP Beer Garden built on first base concourse • Playground and toddler
• Dental Depot Playground improvements made zone upgraded with new
• Updated furniture in Legends Lounge equipment
• Four 4Topps tables
2017 installed near home plate
• Oklahoma Fidelity Bank Club, formerly the Diamond • Devon Energy Deck
Lounge, completely renovated to double the square updated in right field
footage of the space, adding a new bar design, additional • Loaded tickets
seating capacity, 14 introduced
TVs as well as upgraded • Team Store renovated
fixtures, flooring and • Audio system upgraded throughout the club level
furniture • Water fountains
• Champions Membership upgraded around the
added in a new double ballpark
suite space • Center field camera
• Furniture upgraded added
throughout entertainment
suites on the club and 2014
press levels • Three sections of bleachers replaced with ballpark seats
• Exterior landscaping in left field
revamped • Digital screens added throughout the concourse
• Audio improvements made to the right field corner and • iSnap photo booth added
outfield lawn areas • Drink rails installed around the ballpark
2016 2013
• Six 4Topps tables installed near home plate • Ballpark signage upgraded and changed for new name
• Brickyard created along the first base concourse and naming rights partner
• TVs added at concession stands • New carpet and blinds
• Three sections of installed in the press box
bleachers replaced with • Steel and handrails
seats in right field painted throughout the
• Center field scoreboard facility
and video board replaced • New stairs installed from
with a high-definition the concourse to the club
display that ranks among the top-10 largest in Minor and press levels
League Baseball
• Protective netting 2012
extended behind home • Concession stands overhauled during $1 million-plus in
plate toward ends of upgrades, including a formal partnership with Professional
dugouts Sports Catering.
• All ballpark TVs • Legends Lounge upgraded
upgraded to high definition • Inflatables introduced
• Timeline of franchise
history added to club level 2011
• Public Wi-Fi access • LED board added in left field, measuring 10 feet tall by
added throughout ballpark 185 feet long
• Press box windows replaced

20TH SEASON OF CHICKASAW BRICKTOWN BALLPARK
Chickasaw Bricktown Ballpark celebrated

its 20th season in 2017.
The ballpark originally opened April 16,

1998 with a sellout crowd of 14,066
fans on hand to watch the Oklahoma
RedHawks play their first-ever home
game against the Edmonton Trappers.
Chickasaw Bricktown Ballpark was

funded by the first edition of the
Metropolitan Area Projects (MAPS) plan.
A temporary one-cent sales tax increase
was first approved by Oklahoma City
voters in December 1993 to fund MAPS, the city’s
capital improvement program created to build
and upgrade sports, recreation, entertainment,
cultural and convention facilities. The $34 million
ballpark in Bricktown was the first major structure
completed under MAPS.
Although the RedHawks lost that first game, 6-3, in April 1998, the
fervor, sense of accomplishment and pride that beamed from Oklahoma
City residents when they first walked through the ballpark’s gates left
the city feeling like it had achieved a major victory that is still celebrated
today.
The 20th season celebration of Chickasaw Bricktown

Ballpark began with a kickoff luncheon featuring local
leaders and key proponents of the original project. The OKC
Dodgers Baseball Foundation sold commemorative bricks
that became part of a permanent display unveiled at the
Mickey Mantle Plaza. Fans voted throughout the season on
the All-Ballpark Team. A commemorative stein was given
away to fans in August, limited edition merchandise was
sold in the Team Store, players wore specialty 20th season
jerseys in June and several ceremonial first pitches took place throughout
the season.
Chickasaw Bricktown Ballpark stands today at the corner of Reno Avenue

and South Mickey Mantle Drive as a testament to the vision of Oklahoma
City officials and residents and as a brick and mortar reminder of the
city’s evolution since the ballpark’s gates first opened in 1998.
Former OKC Mayor Mick Cornett: 20th Season All-Ballpark Team*

“If you wanted to trace Oklahoma City’s renaissance Starting Pitchers......José De León
back to a single moment, I think it would be the
opening of Chickasaw Bricktown Ballpark. We were R.A. Dickey
coming through a rough time in Oklahoma City’s Relief Pitcher.............. Danny Kolb
history. No one knew what a completed MAPS
project would look like and some people wondered Catcher ..................Austin Barnes
whether the city could actually pull this off. But when First Base............ Adrián González
the public walked into the beautiful ballpark, and it
exceeded all expectations, they realized Oklahoma Second Base ...............Ian Kinsler
City had — in baseball talk — hit this one out of the Third Base ............... Rob Segedin
park. There was a sense of pride and unity, and the
beginning of a momentum that still exists today.” Shortstop ..............Jonathan Villar
Left Field.................. Rubén Sierra
Center Field.........George Springer
PCL President Branch B. Rickey:
“As I look back over this track record of ours in Right Field................. Nelson Cruz
Minor League Baseball, I would say there is no Designated Hitter........Jason Botts
facility that I can point to, no other facility, that has
been a more impressive accomplishment ... Never Manager.................... Greg Biagini
before had I witnessed such a historical importance *as voted by fans
of a ballpark in a marketplace — and never since.”
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BALLPARK INFORMATION
Clubhouses: The OKC Dodgers home and

visiting team clubhouses, as well as additional
locker rooms for tournaments, are all located
below ground on the lower level of Chickasaw
Bricktown Ballpark. The Dodgers clubhouse
features weight-training facilities, hydrotherapy
tubs and aerobic areas. An underground,
all-weather batting tunnel is located near the
Dodgers clubhouse and is shared with visiting
clubs.
Elevators: Located behind first and third base,
two elevators provide access to the basement,
suite and press levels at the ballpark.
Food and Drink: Concession stands are located
throughout the main concourse offering a variety
of options. Club seat and suite holders receive Merchandise: The OKC Dodgers Team Store is
service at their seats from Dodgers wait staff. located on the third base side of the ballpark with
access from the concourse or from Mickey Mantle
Accessibility/ADA Accommodations: Drive. Portable kiosks offer merchandise along
Accessible seating is available throughout the the concourse on game days. On non-game days,
ballpark in all ticket price ranges. Companion the Team Store is open 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. Monday
seating is also available. through Friday. On game days Monday through
Saturday, the Team Store is open 10 a.m. - 5 p.m.,
Playing Field: The turf was installed in 2019 then reopens from the concourse from 6 p.m. until
and consists of drought-tolerant Bermuda grass the final out. On Sundays, the Team Store opens
called TifTuf™, which is overseeded for spring from the concourse when gates open.
play with a three-way blend of perennial ryegrass
cultivars. The turf is grown on a 10-inch, sand- Suites: The ballpark has 22 suites on two levels.
based root-zone which tops a web of drainage All suites are air-conditioned and have wet bars,
tiles inlaid in a four-inch layer of pea gravel. This televisions, as well as indoor and outdoor seating.
gravity-based drainage system is capable of
draining 24 inches of rain per hour. Standard Game Times (Central): 7:05 p.m.
Sundays, April 19 - June 28: 2:05 p.m.
Volney Meece Memorial Press Box: The
press box is located on the third floor, or Sunday, July 12: 12:35 p.m.
press level, of the ballpark. The press box is Saturday, May 9 & Sundays, Aug. 2 - 30: 6:05 p.m.
accessible from the elevators and stairs near April 20, May 11, May 13 & June 10: 11:05 a.m.
the first and third base entrances to the suites.
Proper credentials are required for admittance. Single-Game Ticket Prices: $10 - $28
DIRECTIONS TO CHICKASAW BRICKTOWN BALLPARK

From North: Take I-235 south to downtown and take From East: Take I-40 west to downtown; follow exit for
exit 1F (N. 6th St./Walnut Ave.); merge onto North I-235 north; take exit 1C for Sheridan Avenue; follow
Walnut Avenue; continue south onto South Mickey Sheridan Avenue to South Mickey Mantle Drive and turn
Mantle Drive; ballpark on left. left; ballpark on left.
From South: Take I-35 north toward downtown; From West: Take I-40 east to exit 150A for South
follow signs to I-235 north; take exit 1C for Sheridan Shields Boulevard; turn left onto South Shields
Avenue; follow Sheridan Avenue to South Mickey Boulevard; turn right onto West Reno Avenue and
Mantle Drive and turn left; ballpark on left. continue to ballpark on left.

ABOUT OKLAHOMA CITY
“Energetic and welcoming — OKC is a city open to all.
True to its frontier roots, Oklahoma City offers the spirit of

adventure with a down to earth atmosphere.
Discover contemporary art and Native American culture,

neighborhoods and districts with unique personalities,
thriving local restaurants and craft breweries, national
sports and family entertainment, outdoor adventures and
a flourishing live music scene.
Oklahoma City embodies the Modern Frontier with its enterprising nature, approachable atmosphere,
collaborative community and resilient spirit. It’s a kind and open environment that embraces diversity.
You’ll fall in love with what OKC has to offer.” — Oklahoma City Convention and Visitors Bureau
Get to know Oklahoma City and the state of Oklahoma:

• More than 1.3 million people call the OKC metro area home and
OKC is the third-largest city in the United States in terms of land area
(more than 600 square miles). Oklahoma became the 46th state on
Nov. 16, 1907.
• The OKC Streetcar system began service in December 2018
and features seven cars on two loops — the Downtown Loop (4.8
miles with 22 stops) and the
Bricktown Loop (two miles with
nine stops). The OKC Streetcar
is a project of MAPS 3, which is
a debt-free capital improvement
program to advance the quality of life in OKC funded by a one-cent
sales tax.
• OKC was settled by the historic Land Run of April 22, 1889, with the
city’s population growing to more than 10,000 in a single day.
• OKC averages more than 300 days of sunshine per year. OKC also
experiences four distinct seasons and an average temperature of 60.1 degrees.
• The state capitol building at Northeast 23rd Street and Lincoln Boulevard is the only capitol in the nation
with a working oil well on its grounds.
• OKC is the state of Oklahoma’s capital and largest city. It is located near the geographic center of the
United States — equidistant from Los Angeles and New York — and at the crossroads of three major
interstate highways: I-35, I-40 and I-44.
• Fourteen varied districts throughout Oklahoma City provide a wide
range of indoor and outdoor entertainment options for the whole
family. Bricktown offers a variety of restaurants, nightlife, the
Bricktown Canal as well as professional sports venues, including
Chickasaw Bricktown Ballpark. The Adventure District includes the
Oklahoma City Zoo, National Cowboy and Western Heritage Museum,
Remington Park Racing Casino and Science Museum Oklahoma. The
Boathouse District is located at the Oklahoma River and offers
rowing, kayaking, whitewater rafting and is the official U.S. Olympic
and Paralympic Training Site for rowing and canoe/kayak. For a taste
of Western heritage, visit Stockyards City. Other districts around the
city include the Arts District and Film Row, Automobile Alley, Asian District, City Center/Downtown,
Deep Deuce, Midtown, Paseo Arts District, Plaza District, Uptown 23rd and Western Avenue. The
Myriad Botanical Gardens and Tropical Bridge Conservatory, Oklahoma City National Memorial and Museum,
ASA/USA Softball headquarters, Oklahoma City Museum of Art and Oklahoma History Museum are a handful
of other popular OKC destinations.
Photos and information courtesy of Oklahoma City Convention and Visitors Bureau, Bricktown Association and EMBARK
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OKC DODGERS BASEBALL FOUNDATION
The mission of the not-for-profit OKC Dodgers Baseball Foundation

is to impact the lives of families in the state of Oklahoma, provide
educational opportunities for our youth and support the first
responders of our great state, through charitable contributions
and programming initiatives.
The Foundation, formed in 2015, impacts the Oklahoma City

community in a variety of ways. For example, in 2019, the OKC
Dodgers Baseball Foundation:
• Funded nine charities with cash grants totaling $60,000,

including Susan G. Komen, Latino Community Development
Agency, Alzheimer’s Association and Anna’s Kids.
• Provided $20,000 in in-kind gifts to 151 area organizations,

including schools, churches and other nonprofit groups to help
Board Members: them achieve their fundraising goals.
MG(R) Lee Baxter • Supported 25 area nonprofit groups with donated tickets
Michael Byrnes through the Community Night Out program.
Jenna Byrnes
Miriam Campos • Provided 40 scholarships to kids in need to participate in the
Russ Florence OKC Dodgers Rookie League.
Alex Freedman
Chris Lucas • Organized numerous
Jill vanEgmond volunteer opportunities
for OKC Dodgers staff
throughout the year, including visiting the Oklahoma City VA
and Oklahoma Humane Society on Giving Tuesday, supplying
books for a Little Library at Lee Elementary and reading to
elementary school students on “Read Across America Day” at
Ridgeview Elementary.
For 2020, the name and mission of the Foundation’s

cornerstone initiative, Community Night Out, have been
updated to better reflect the Foundation’s broad commitment
to our local area.
The program, formerly known as Family Night Out, was

established to benefit families who would not normally be able
to attend a professional sporting event. Using donations from
season ticket holders and sponsors, the Foundation invites
local nonprofits and their clients out to select OKC Dodgers
games throughout the season.
Approximately $60,000 has been raised over the last two

seasons to provide nearly 6,000 tickets to families in need. By
revamping the initiative in 2020, Community Night Out now aims to benefit all
qualifying members of the community rather than exclusively families.
Also new for 2020, a Nonprofit Informational Seminar, presented by TrueSky

Credit Union, took place in February at Chickasaw Bricktown Ballpark to inform
partnering nonprofit groups as to how they can benefit from Community Night
Out as well as other team and Foundation initiatives.
The Foundation’s fundraising initiatives include a 50/50 Raffle during every

OKC Dodgers home game where the winner splits the net proceeds each
game with the Foundation and a partnering nonprofit organization. The
more tickets sold, the bigger the jackpot. The bigger the jackpot, the more
families, educational opportunities and first responders are supported in
the state of Oklahoma.
One of the Foundation’s most successful fundraisers is the annual OKC Dodgers Baseball Foundation
Golf Classic, which will return in 2020. In previous years, the Golf Classic has benefited the Foundation
for OKCPS Coat-a-Kid program, READ OKC and the OKC Dodgers Rookie League.
HONORING 25TH ANNIVERSARY OF OKC BOMBING
April 19, 2020 marks a solemn anniversary in Oklahoma City’s history, marking the 25th anniversary of the
Oklahoma City bombing. On April 19, 1995, 168 people tragically lost their lives in the Alfred P. Murrah Federal
Building bombing just blocks from where the OKC Dodgers now play at Chickasaw Bricktown Ballpark.
The Dodgers have collaborated with the Oklahoma City National Memorial and Museum to honor the 25th
anniversary throughout the 2020 baseball season via four different initiatives to honor the Memorial’s efforts and
promote the “Oklahoma Standard.” The OKC Dodgers announced those plans and special events during a special
February press conference.
“We feel like there is a really important responsibility
our franchise and our organization can play in having an
active role in the Memorial’s efforts to remember the
168 lives lost and so many lives that were impacted,”
said Michael Byrnes, OKC Dodgers President/General
Manager.
In recognition of the 168 people lost in the Oklahoma
City bombing, the Dodgers will prominently display the
No. 168 on a wall pad in left field as a way of “retiring”
the number.
“We really think that this makes for a lasting opportunity
to continue the storytelling of the lives impacted from
April 1995,” Byrnes said.
Kari Watkins, Executive Director of the Oklahoma City
National Memorial and Museum, joined Byrnes at the press conference to show a mockup of the display.
“Thank you to the Oklahoma City Dodgers for this important tribute,” Watkins said. “Today memory is short and
people are on the go and for this community to pause and say, ‘we remember,’ says a lot to the people who lived
through it.”
Byrnes also noted that the Dodgers organization felt a particular connection to remembering the 19 children
whose lives were lost in the Oklahoma City bombing. In their honor, the No. 19 will be retired in the OKC Dodgers
Rookie League. Byrnes unveiled the number alongside Oklahoma City Parks and Recreation representatives
Melinda McMillan and Chris Lucas.
“This is a number that won’t be worn at all by any of the youth playing in the Rookie League,” Byrnes said.
“There will be a commemorative display set up at
Wheeler Park, our home of the Rookie League.”
The third element to be incorporated with the Dodgers’
2020 season is a commemorative jersey patch that will
be worn by the Dodgers players and coaches on the
field for all home games.
“It will be an important outward element of making sure
we have a constant memory of what went on in April
1995,” Byrnes said of the patch.
The fourth initiative involves 25 acts of kindness and
celebrating the “Oklahoma Standard,” which includes
acts of service, honor and kindness.
“Almost 25 years ago, Oklahomans rushed to provide
whatever support they could, building triage centers,
providing food to those who were providing services on the scene and extending a hand to those who were
suffering,” said Carol Herrick, Executive Director of the OKC Dodgers Baseball Foundation. “These acts of
kindness gave us comfort and a sense of community during a difficult time,” Herrick said. “That became known
as the ‘Oklahoma Standard.’ As our way of honoring those acts of kindness, the Oklahoma City Dodgers Baseball
Foundation will feature individuals, organizations and companies — 25 in total — that exemplify the spirit of the
‘Oklahoma Standard’ today.”
These recognitions will take place on the field for Dodgers games and also on the Foundation’s social media.
“Thank you, Dodgers. This is a fabulous day for the Oklahoma City National Memorial and Museum,” said Bob
Ross, Chairman of the Oklahoma City National Memorial and Museum. “We appreciate your support and really the
support of the entire community. Service, honor and kindness is the ‘Oklahoma Standard,’ so we are so glad to
hear you all highlighting that. It’s something that we really want to do in the 25th anniversary year.”
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CIELO AZUL DE OKLAHOMA CITY
The OKC Dodgers will take the field as Cielo Azul
de Oklahoma City for select games in 2020 as
they participate in Minor League Baseball’s “Copa
de la Diversión®” or “Fun Cup™” for the third
straight season.
The “Copa de la Diversión” is the cornerstone of

MiLB’s “Es Divertido Ser Un Fan™” (“It’s Fun to Be
a Fan™”) campaign, which aims to celebrate each
participating community’s Hispanic and Latino fans,
create a culturally relevant gameday experience and develop special alternative team identities.
“During ¡Celebración Cielo Azul! we aim to create a gameday experience and atmosphere that
encompasses the vibrancy and uniqueness of our Cielo Azul identity,” OKC Dodgers President/General
Manager Michael Byrnes said. “We have worked closely with leaders in our local Hispanic and Latino
communities on how we can best celebrate our city’s diversity during these series and we welcome the
opportunity to show ‘Es Divertido Ser Un Fan’ — ‘It’s Fun to Be a Fan’ — in Oklahoma City.”
MiLB’s Hispanic and Latino fan engagement initiative expands to

92 teams this season, up from 72 teams last season and 33
teams in 2018. The Dodgers were named one of five finalists
for the inaugural “Copa de la Diversión” by MiLB in 2018.
The trophy is awarded to the participating MiLB club that
most successfully builds and
expands connections within its local
Hispanic and Latino communities.
In addition to players and

coaches wearing unique Cielo
Azul jerseys and hats, the
game day environment during
¡Celebración Cielo Azul! will
include Latin music, specialty
concession items, festive
concourse decorations, unique
entertainment, live performances, a
Spanish-speaking public address announcer and bilingual game
programs. Cielo Azul merchandise will be available for purchase
in the Team Store.
Community initiatives will also be a key component

of ¡Celebración Cielo Azul!, including a kickoff event
at Supermercados Morelos, pregame recognitions of
leaders in OKC’s Hispanic and Latino communities, as well as partnering with the Latino Community
Development Agency (LCDA).
The LCDA’s mission is to improve the quality of life in the Latino community
through education, leadership, services and advocacy. The organization will
receive a $1 donation from tickets sold to groups and as part of a special
ticket package. Also, proceeds from a Cielo Azul jersey auction held during
the season will benefit the LCDA. More than $10,000 has already been
donated to the LCDA during the first two seasons of Cielo Azul combined.
“Because of the partnership between the Dodgers/

Cielo Azul and the Latino Agency, we’ve been able to
increase the number of scholarships awarded every
year to high school Latino seniors,” Development Director of the LCDA Mario
Medrano said. “Last year we awarded 61 scholarships totaling $52,000.
While promoting a more inclusive family-oriented sporting entertainment,
we’re also building awareness of a wide range of programs offered through
our agency and the impact it has in our community and our city.”

CIELO AZUL DE OKLAHOMA CITY
Cielo Azul translates to “Blue Sky.”
The concept started with the idea of creating a

brand that celebrated the richness and depth of
Hispanic and Latino culture in the United States,
linked to the team’s identity as the Dodgers and
connected with our home state of Oklahoma.
Pitcher Fernando Valenzuela, a hero within the

Dodgers organization and beyond, would look into
the sky as part of his windup. From this, the idea
of Cielo Azul was born.
The primary blue color within the logo recalls the

expansive view of the blue sky in Oklahoma. Having “azul” in the name creates
a connection to Dodger blue. The blue sky also reflects the diversity of the
Hispanic and Latino community in Oklahoma and the U.S. living under that shared
blue sky.
The accent colors of red, gray and cream reflect the landscape that the team
and community call home. The primary and secondary Cielo Azul logos feature
the scissor-tailed flycatcher design as an additional tribute to the state of
Oklahoma.
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OKC DODGERS ROOKIE LEAGUE
The Oklahoma City Dodgers Rookie League enters its third season in 2020
as the youth baseball league continues to grow.
The OKC Dodgers Rookie League formed in 2018 in

partnership with Oklahoma City Parks and Recreation to
increase youth baseball participation in the community,
as well as foster an environment that emphasizes
leadership, teamwork and sportsmanship. The OKC
Dodgers help provide resources and reduce costs
in order to make baseball more accessible to area
youth.
The league consists of four baseball divisions to

accommodate boys and girls in multiple skill levels
and age groups. Teams compete in divisions of 4U
T-Ball, 6U T-Ball, 8U Coach Pitch and 10U Kid Pitch.
“Through the Rookie League, we are directly impacting the

Oklahoma City community by providing opportunities for area
youth to participate in baseball and to help grow the game we know
and love,” said OKC Dodgers President/General Manager Michael Byrnes.
“We are proud to partner with OKC Parks and Rec to help our youth learn
valuable lessons such as teamwork and sportsmanship, while having fun
and being active. The Rookie League continues to expand each year and
we look forward to the 2020 season.”
The OKC Dodgers Rookie League has already experienced substantial

growth. After starting with more than 200 players in 2018, participation
quickly grew by 40 percent in 2019 during the league’s second season.
Rookie League players hailed from throughout Oklahoma City last
season, representing 52 of the 74 zip codes in the metro area. More
than 300 players had already registered for the league’s third season by
mid-February.
Registration fees for 4U and 6U participants are $35 and for 8U and 10U
participants are $55 to help cover operation expenses such as umpires
and field maintenance. The OKC Dodgers provide jerseys, hats, belts and
equipment for each team.
Practices will be held once per week and the season schedule consists of
seven games played at Wheeler Park, located at 1120 S. Western Ave. in
Oklahoma City.
An on-field parade for OKC Dodgers Rookie League participants and

closing ceremonies will take place at Chickasaw Bricktown Ballpark.
For additional information about the OKC Dodgers Rookie League, please
visit okcdodgers.com/rookieleague.

OKC DODGERS MVP PROGRAM
Third- and fourth-grade teachers throughout Oklahoma are eligible to participate in the Oklahoma City
Dodgers MVP Program: Encouraging STEM Education. The program, now in its fourth year, is free thanks
to partners Devon Energy and Olsson. The program
encourages third- and fourth-grade teachers and
their students to participate in STEM curriculum
focusing on science, technology, engineering and
mathematics, and then rewards students in these
subjects.
2020 marks the second straight year the program
is being offered statewide and the growth has been
substantial. More than 490 classrooms signed up to
participate this year, impacting more than 11,000
students throughout the state of Oklahoma.
“The OKC Dodgers MVP Program continues to grow
and evolve thanks to our partners Devon Energy and
Olsson,” said OKC Dodgers President/General Manager Michael
Byrnes. “STEM-based learning is critical to youth education and the
MVP Program gives us the opportunity to provide unique classroom
resources to teachers, while motivating positive outcomes for
students across our state.”
Teachers receive all necessary MVP Program materials free
of charge, as well as tickets to a Dodgers game honoring MVP
participants and an exclusive MVP baseball hat. All students
involved in the MVP Program will receive tickets to a Dodgers
game honoring MVP participants and also receive an exclusive
MVP baseball hat. Select students are rewarded with unique Dodgers experiences such as throwing the
ceremonial first pitch.
The OKC Dodgers MVP Program culminates each summer with MVP Field Day at Chickasaw Bricktown
Ballpark — an exclusive event for participating MVP students and teachers, as well as their families,
featuring STEM activities and appearances by OKC Dodgers players.
Participation in the MVP Program was initially only open to Oklahoma City Public Schools in 2017. After
a successful start, the program expanded in 2018 to include additional metro-area classrooms in the
Mid-Del, Putnam City, Edmond and Norman school districts. In 2019, program participation expanded
statewide for the first time and was used in more than 330 classrooms across Oklahoma as it impacted
more than 7,200 third- and fourth-grade students.
For additional information about the OKC Dodgers MVP Program, visit okcdodgers.com/mvp.
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OKC DODGERS IN THE COMMUNITY
INTEGRIS HOME RUN FOR LIFE

The OKC Dodgers and INTEGRIS Health
are proud partners in the “Home Run
for Life” series for the ninth straight
season.
“Home Run for Life” recognizes

individuals in the Oklahoma City
community who, with the help of
their families, physicians and health
care professionals, have overcome a
significant medical event.
Honorees are recognized during an OKC Dodgers game and
take a home run “lap” around the bases, symbolizing the end
of their battle against adversity.
“PACK THE PARK PINK” WITH MIDFIRST BANK

The OKC Dodgers partner with
MidFirst Bank to “Pack the Park
Pink” for a special game to
support breast cancer awareness.
Dodgers players and coaches
take the field wearing unique,
specialty pink jerseys, which are
autographed and auctioned off
during the game to benefit Susan
G. Komen Oklahoma.
Breast cancer survivors are honored
during the evening’s festivities and fans are
encouraged to wear pink in support of the
cause.
HOMETOWN HEROES NIGHTS,

PRESENTED BY BOEING
The OKC Dodgers recognize current and former local service men,
women, and their families, during two home games throughout the
season.
The celebratory evenings are filled with special events, including
postgame fireworks, military recognitions and demonstrations.

LIFESHARE EVERLASTING FANS

LifeShare of Oklahoma will be on the concourse during OKC Dodgers
EVERLASTI NG
home games to encourage organ donation and distribute information
about the organization’s initiatives. Fans who register to become an organ
donor at a game will receive an exclusive OKC Dodgers T-shirt.
Since the partnership between LifeShare of Oklahoma and the OKC

Dodgers began in 2015, more than 4,500 people have registered to
become organ donors at Dodgers games.
KIMRAY KIDS
Kimray Kids is a program formed via a partnership with the OKC Dodgers
and Kimray, Inc. to benefit foster care and family service organizations in
the Oklahoma City area.
Kimray Kids Nights allow foster care and family service organizations
to bring children and families out for a night of fun behind-the-scenes
experiences and baseball at Chickasaw Bricktown Ballpark.
CLUBHOUSE COLLECTIBLES
The OKC Dodgers partner with The Oklahoman to raise money to provide
resources to local schools through the Clubhouse Collectibles silent
auction during the select home games.
Fans will have the opportunity to bid on game-used, game-worn,

autographed memorabilia inside the Johnny Bench Gate throughout the
night.
THE PUP CLUB PRESENTED BY DENTAL DEPOT

The OKC Dodgers Pup Club presented by Dental Depot is free to join for
children ages 3-12.
Members receive an official badge, cards from Brooklyn and Brix and
invitations to special members-only events.
LOVE’S BASEBALL BUDDIES

Children ages 7-12 are eligible to enter for the chance to be randomly
selected to participate in Love’s Baseball Buddies.
Winners take a behind-the-scenes tour, hang out in the dugout pregame,

are introduced over the PA and run out on the field with the team. Winners
also receive an OKC Dodgers T-shirt and baseball hat.
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OKC DODGERS STAFF GIVES BACK

The OKC Dodgers full-time staff comes together at least quarterly to
participate in service projects and volunteer opportunities throughout
the local area.
Giving back to the community is a key component of the OKC
Dodgers core business strategies, and staff volunteer opportunities
are one of many ways the team accomplishes this mission.
Here is a look back at some key community efforts from 2019:
• Staff members volunteered at the Boys and Girls Clubs of
Oklahoma County, including as part of the United Way Day of Caring.
Staff spent time playing basketball with member youth, assisting
with homework, playing games, working in the computer lab, serving
meals and participating in team-building activities.
• The Dodgers teamed up with Oklahoma City Parks and Recreation
to refurbish the baseball fields at Wheeler Park as part of Minor
League Baseball Charities’ “MiLB Project: Refresh” powered by ECHO
Outdoor Power Equipment.
• Front office staff volunteered for the Grand Opening of the new
Scissortail Park in downtown Oklahoma City.
• On Giving Tuesday, the OKC Dodgers Baseball
Foundation coordinated several opportunities
for staff to donate time in a variety of ways.
Staff members read to students at area
schools, visited patients at the VA Medical
Center and helped care for animals at the
Oklahoma Humane Society.
• Chickasaw Bricktown Ballpark hosted
numerous community events, including a Lunch
and Learn about MAPS 4, OSSAA fall baseball
state tournament championship games, the
Oklahoma City Tree Lighting Festival and
Bricktown Association’s Brick-or-Treat. An
on-field ceremony took place prior to a game as
40 people were naturalized as U.S. citizens in
conjunction with a U.S. District Courts initiative.
• Staff also donated their time individually
in numerous other ways, including as part
of the organization’s Speaker’s Bureau, by
participating in career fairs or organizing Street
Team and mascot appearances.

OKC DODGERS SPORTS FIELD SERVICES
OKC Dodgers Sports Field Services

(SFS) is driven by the belief that
every athlete should have the
opportunity to play on a surface that
encourages optimal performance
and maximizes safety.
This division of the OKC Dodgers

capitalizes on the turf management
expertise of Monte McCoy, who
served as head groundskeeper at
Chickasaw Bricktown Ballpark for
more than 20 years.
OKC Dodgers SFS is committed to

providing unsurpassed service and
the Dodgers standard of excellence
to youth, collegiate and professional
playing surfaces in our community and throughout the state of Oklahoma.
OKC Dodgers SFS has provided services at more than 150 venues across Oklahoma, Arkansas,
Kansas and Texas, including at the University of Oklahoma, Oklahoma State University, Tulsa
Drillers, OKC Energy FC training facility, as well as at other area college, high school and municipal
fields and golf courses. Additionally, OKC Dodgers SFS also hosts an annual Sports Turf Clinic at
Chickasaw Bricktown Ballpark.
Available Field Services Include: Available Field Maintenance Services Include:

• New Field Construction • Topdressing
• Infield Renovation • Overseeding
• Infield Laser Grading • Aerification
• Home Plate Renovation • Preseason and Postseason Cleanup
• Pitcher’s Mound Renovation
• Annual Maintenance
• Site Management
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PROFESSIONAL SPORTS CATERING
PSC staff, including Director of Food and Beverage

Operations Lindsay Robb (left), Catering Manager Jenna Bouc
(middle) and Regional Executive Chef Will Fenwick (right)
annually present potential new food options to OKC Dodgers
front office staff prior to the season.
Professional Sports Catering, powered by Levy

Restaurants, is the official food and beverage partner
of the OKC Dodgers and Chickasaw Bricktown
Ballpark.
PSC began in 2006 and specializes in concessions

and catering options for MiLB and Spring Training
facilities at more than 30 locations throughout the
United States. PSC has partnered with Oklahoma City
and Chickasaw Bricktown Ballpark since September
2011.
From concessions to entertainment suites, the

Oklahoma Fidelity Bank Club, picnic area, party decks
and team clubhouses, PSC prepares and serves a wide range of food
for each of the Oklahoma City Dodgers’ home baseball games as well as
other events hosted at Chickasaw Bricktown Ballpark year-round.
Each season, PSC rolls out exciting and fresh concessions concepts
and food offerings unique to Chickasaw Bricktown Ballpark that fans can
enjoy throughout the baseball season.
In 2020, Bricktown Chili will debut and offer fans a wide variety of
options for what has evolved into one of their favorite concessions items
in OKC. The menu at Bricktown Chili will include chili dogs, chili cheese
Coneys, chili cheese nachos, Frito chili pies and bowls of chili with beans.
The new Ballpark Classics stand will offer numerous traditional fan
favorites this season, from multiple hamburger and hot dog options to
fresh-cut fries.
Rotating homestand specials will also be housed at Ballpark Classics, including hand-breaded fried
chicken sandwiches, as well as limited-run specialty burgers and hot dogs.
Another new addition for 2020 will be a

Pretzel Cart, offering jumbo, family-size
pretzels, as well as stuffed pretzels, pretzel
bites and stuffed churros.
Hand-scooped ice cream will now be served

at Sweet, including specialty flavors to
correspond with OKC Dodgers theme nights.
Stubborn Sodas will also be served at

Sweet, allowing the creation of ice cream
floats and old-fashioned sodas.
Also for 2020, jumbo smoked turkey legs

and footlong hot dogs will be served at
Smokies.

2018 TRIPLE-A BOB FREITAS AWARD
The OKC Dodgers accepted the

2018 Triple-A Bob Freitas Award,
presented by Baseball America, in
December at the Baseball Winter
Meetings in Las Vegas. From left
to right: Mitch Stubenhofer, Senior
Director of Operations; Jenna
Byrnes, Senior Vice President;
Michael Byrnes, President/General
Manager; Alex Freedman, Director of
Communications and Broadcasting.
Baseball America named the Oklahoma City The Dodgers’

Dodgers winners of the 2018 Triple-A Bob Freitas franchise
Award, presenting the honor during the 2018 achievements in 2018
Baseball Winter Meetings in Las Vegas. included:
“The Bob Freitas Award is one of the highest • Sellout crowds
achievements a minor league baseball team in 24 of 69 home
can receive, and we are honored to have been openings and a
selected by Baseball America,” said OKC Dodgers total season attendance of
President/General Manager Michael Byrnes. 463,195, marking the team’s second-
“This award isn’t possible without the support of highest season attendance since 2008. Outside
our community, our fans and our passionate and of Triple-A baseball games, the Dodgers hosted
creative team members that drive our success.” an additional 114,201 people at Chickasaw
The annual award is given to one team in Bricktown Ballpark during various events
each classification of Minor League Baseball™ throughout the year.
– Triple-A, Double-A, Single-A and Short-Season/ • Highest percentage increase in attendance
Rookie – and the criteria are based on community from 2017 among all 16 Pacific Coast League
involvement, long-term business success and teams and the fifth-highest percentage increase
consistent operational excellence. among Triple-A teams.
The award’s namesake, Bob Freitas, was a • Formation of the OKC Dodgers Rookie
legendary minor league baseball operator who League with Oklahoma City Parks and Recreation
also served as an ambassador and promoter of to make youth baseball in the community more
the game. accessible to families seeking to engage with the
This marked the first time the Oklahoma City game.
franchise has been named recipient of the award • Participating in Minor League Baseball’s Es
since the honor began in 1989 and the first time Divertido Ser Un Fan® campaign, which led to
since 1995 a Los Angeles Dodgers affiliate at any the formation of the team’s alternate Hispanic/
level has won the award. Latino identity, Cielo Azul de Oklahoma City, and
“We try to look at the totality of a minor league being named one of five finalists for the Copa de
operation when picking our honorees,” said la Diversión™.
Baseball America Executive Editor J.J. Cooper. • Continued charitable efforts through the
“The Oklahoma City Dodgers have consistently OKC Dodgers Baseball Foundation. In 2018, the
stood out for the impact they make in their Foundation collected over $324,000 through
community, the success of their gameday in-stadium fundraising, received over $326,000
operations and their ability to use their stadium to of gifts in-kind and an additional $25,000 in
bring in a wide variety of successful events.” monetary donations. The Foundation participated
in 50 community programs and three other
league-wide initiatives.
• Formation of OKC Dodgers Sports Field
Services and providing specialized turf
management projects to more than 150 venues
across Oklahoma, Arkansas, Kansas and Texas.
• Recruiting and developing a partnership
with the Oklahoma Sports Hall of Fame and Jim
Thorpe Museum to relocate its operation to
• Televising 15 games on Cox YurView.
Other recipients of 2018 Bob Freitas Awards
Winners of the 2018 Bob Freitas Awards gather on stage in
Las Vegas, including OKC Dodgers President/General Manager were Tennessee (Double-A), Winston-Salem
Michael Byrnes (far left). (Single-A) and Spokane (Short-Season).
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2020 OKC Dodgers

2020 OKC DODGERS COACHING STAFF
TRAVIS BARBARY - MANAGER

Travis Barbary enters his second season managing the Oklahoma City
Dodgers in 2020, as well as his 26th season in the Dodgers organization
as a player, staff member or coach.
During his first season as OKC’s manager and first season managing at the
Triple-A level in 2019, eight players made their Major League debuts with
the Los Angeles Dodgers.
OKC also set a single-season club records by hitting 203 home runs and by
winning nine straight road games last season.
Prior to his time in OKC, the 48-year-old from Easley,

South Carolina worked as the Los Angeles Dodgers
catching coordinator the last 12 seasons. Prior
to that role, Barbary managed Low-A Columbus
(Ga.) from 2005–06 and Rookie-level Ogden from
2003–04.
Barbary played college baseball for Spartanburg

Methodist Junior College and the University of
Virginia before the catcher played one season
professionally with Rookie-level Great Falls in the
Dodgers organization in 1994.
OKC Dodgers Manager Travis Barbary enters his second
He then transitioned to coaching in the Dodgers farm season with the club in 2020.
system, serving as a hitting coach, and also spending
four years (1998–2001) with the Los Angeles Dodgers as a bullpen catcher.
Barbary and his wife Raquel have four children — sons Chase, Colton, Cannon and daughter Carsyn
Leigh — ranging in age from 15–22. Chase was signed by the Dodgers as a non-drafted free agent in
2019 and is currently a catcher in the organization.
OKC Dodgers broadcaster Alex Freedman interviews OKC Dodgers President/General Manager Michael Byrnes
Travis Barbary during Dodgers Spring Training at (right) presents Travis Barbary with an OKC Dodgers jersey
Camelback Ranch in Glendale, Ariz. during a January 2019 press conference.
Barbary’s Managerial Record

Season Team Level League Record
2003 Ogden Raptors Rookie Pioneer League 35-41
2004 Ogden Raptors Rookie Pioneer League 35-40
2005 Columbus Catfish Low-A South Atlantic League 57-79
2006 Columbus Catfish Low-A South Atlantic League 72-68
2019 OKC Dodgers Triple-A Pacific Coast League 62-77
Total 261-305
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2020 OKC DODGERS COACHING STAFF
BILL SIMAS - PITCHING COACH

Bill Simas, 48, returns for his third season with the OKC Dodgers and his 10th as a pitching
coach in the Los Angeles Dodgers organization.
Simas’ 2019 pitching staff led the Pacific Coast League in strikeouts and set a new single-
season team record (1,287). In 2018, Simas helped OKC rank second in the Pacific Coast
League with a 3.92 ERA and tie for the
fewest home runs allowed, helping the
team to an American Northern Division
championship.
Prior to OKC, Simas spent two seasons as pitching coach for

Double-A Tulsa. His pitching staff posted a combined 3.66 ERA
during the two seasons. In 2017, the Drillers ranked in the top
three in the Texas League in ERA, WHIP, opponent average
and home runs allowed and advanced to the Texas League
Championship Series.
His coaching stops prior to Tulsa include the Rookie Ogden Bill Simas exits the bullpen prior to a game at
Raptors (2011-12), Low-A Great Lakes Loons (2013-14) and Chickasaw Bricktown Ballpark with pitchers Daniel
High-A Rancho Cucamonga Quakes (2015). Corcino (left) and Dennis Santana as well as catcher
Will Smith (right).
Simas played professionally for 16 seasons, including a six-year
run as a reliever for the Chicago White Sox between 1995-2000 and made a total of 308 appearances. He spent the
2003 season in the Dodgers organization, primarily at Triple-A Las Vegas. Simas’ older son, Kohl, is currently a pitcher
at the University of San Diego, while his younger son, Karson, is an infielder in the Boston Red Sox organization.
EMMANUEL BURRISS - HITTING COACH

Emmanuel Burriss, 35, enters his first season with the OKC Dodgers – and first full-season
assignment as a coach. He spent last season as a roving instructor throughout the Los
Angeles Dodgers organization.
The Washington D.C. native played professionally from 2006-18, including parts of seven
seasons in the Major Leagues with the San Francisco Giants, Washington Nationals and
Philadelphia Phillies.
Burriss played collegiately at Kent State University and was selected with the 33rd overall pick
of the 2006 Major League Baseball Draft by San Francisco.
MARK KERTENIAN - COACH

After a successful three-year stint as a manager in the Dodgers organization, Mark Kertenian
will a join a Triple-A coaching staff for the first time in his career. In his new role he will serve
as the team’s third base coach and bench coach.
Between the 2017-19 seasons, Kertenian’s teams posted an impressive .621 winning
percentage (172-105) and reached the postseason each year. Last year, Kertenian managed
the High-A Rancho Cucamonga Quakes to an 81-57 record, finishing in first place in the
South Division in both the first and second halves.
In 2018 he guided the Rookie AZL Dodgers to an Arizona League title, and prior to that in
2017, led the Rookie-Advanced Ogden Raptors to a Pioneer League championship.
Prior to joining the Dodgers, Kertenian coached extensively at the collegiate level across 16 years, including stops
at three NCAA Division I programs: Cal State Northridge, Nevada and Florida International. The 40-year-old Kertenian
grew up in Los Angeles County and played collegiately throughout Southern California.
JUSTIN DEFRATUS - BULLPEN COACH

Justin DeFratus, 32, begins his coaching career in 2020, becoming the team’s first
designated bullpen coach. DeFratus spent parts of the last two seasons as a pitcher for the
OKC Dodgers, making a total of 22 appearances, including 21 starts.
DeFratus played professionally for 13 seasons. In addition to his time in the Dodgers
organization, he made 191 appearances for the Philadelphia Phillies between 2011-15. He
also played in Triple-A with the Seattle Mariners, Texas Rangers and Washington Nationals.

2020 OKC DODGERS SUPPORT STAFF
SHAWN MCDERMOTT - HEAD ATHLETIC TRAINER

Shawn McDermott enters his second season as Head Athletic Trainer for the
Oklahoma City Dodgers. The 2020 season will also be his second in the Los
Angeles Dodgers organization. McDermott previously spent 10 years as an Athletic
Trainer in the Toronto Blue Jays minor league system, working most recently with
the High-A Dunedin Blue Jays in 2017.
Originally from Coeur d’ Alene, Idaho, McDermott moved to Tampa, Fla., to pursue
a bachelor’s degree in Athletic Training from the University of South Florida. He
currently lives in Tarpon Springs, Fla., with his wife, Katie, and his 9-year-old son,
Evan.
VICTOR SCARPONE - ASSISTANT ATHLETIC TRAINER

Victor Scarpone will serve as the team’s Assistant Athletic Trainer for the second
straight season in 2020. Prior to joining the Dodgers, Scarpone spent three
seasons working in the Atlanta Braves minor league system, including the 2018
season as the Athletic Trainer for the Low-A Rome Braves. He began his career
in baseball during an internship with the Arizona Diamondbacks in 2015.
Scarpone is originally from Libertyville, Ill., and received his bachelor’s degree in
Athletic Training from the University of Kansas.
TYLER NORTON - PERFORMANCE COACH

Tyler Norton enters his eighth season as a performance coach in the Los Angeles
Dodgers organization and returns to the OKC Dodgers for his third season. Prior
to his time in Oklahoma City, he spent two seasons with Double-A Tulsa. He has
also worked as a performance coach for Low-A Great Lakes (2014-15) and in the
Arizona League (2013).
Norton received his bachelor’s degree in Exercise Science from the University
of Indianapolis where he played four years of college baseball, advancing to the
NCAA Division II College World Series in 2012.
Norton is currently a Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist (CSCS) by the National Strength
and Conditioning Association (NSCA).
T.J. LEONARD - CLUBHOUSE MANAGER

T.J. Leonard enters his seventh season with Oklahoma City. Leonard manages both
the home and visiting clubhouses at Chickasaw Bricktown Ballpark, with the help
of an assistant. He started in Oklahoma City in 2014 when he oversaw the visiting
clubhouse.
Leonard spent 2013 as the visiting clubhouse manager for the Midland
RockHounds, the Double-A affiliate of the Oakland A’s. Leonard also worked as
a clubhouse manager for the Schaumburg Boomers of the independent Frontier
League in 2012.
Leonard is originally from Des Plaines, Ill., and he played collegiate baseball at Oakton Community
College and the University of Texas-Pan American, where he earned a journalism degree. The former
pitcher also spent one season playing professionally for the independent Joliet Jackhammers.
ADDITIONAL OKC DODGERS SUPPORT STAFF

BEN MOORE - DEVELOPMENT COACH
KADE ENDERS - VIDEO COORDINATOR
NOAH GILLETT & BILLY PATTERSON - HOME CLUBHOUSE ASSISTANTS
BEN LESPERANCE - VISITING CLUBHOUSE ASSISTANT
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Scott Alexander - LHP
Bats: Left / Throws: Left

Height: 6-2 / Weight: 195
Born: 7/10/1989 in Santa Rosa, Calif.
Resides: Scottsdale, Ariz.
Acquired by Dodgers: Trade with Kansas City,
Jan. 4, 2018
2019:
• Appeared in only 28 games with Los Angeles due to injury...went 3-2 with a 3.63 ERA over 17.1
IP...posted a 1.38 WHIP and nearly a 3/1 groundout-to-flyout ratio.
• Held right-handed batters to a .143 average (5-for-35).
• Allowed more than one run just once in his 28 appearances...allowed just one run over his first 13
appearances combined...kept opponents scoreless in 23 of 28 outings.
• Did not appear in a game after June 5...placed on the 10-day Injured List June 11 due to left
forearm inflammation and transferred to the 60-day Injured List Aug. 2.
• Underwent surgery to repair nerve issues in his left hand Sept. 12.
Career:
• Entering his sixth season in professional baseball and his third with the Dodgers.
• Holds a 10-7 record with seven saves, a 3.20 ERA, 143 strikeouts, and a 1.34 WHIP in 180 MLB
appearances (1771. IP) between the Dodgers and Kansas City Royals...since making his ML debut in
2015, ranks second in the MLB in ground ball percentage (70.9%), trailing only Zach Britton (77.4%).
• Made MLB debut Sept. 2, 2015 with a perfect inning of work against Detroit.
• Earned his first ML win on July 2, 2017 against Minnesota....collected first ML save Aug. 22, 2017
against Colorado.
• Named an MiLB.com Organization All-Star in 2015.
• Older brother, Stu, spent four years in the Marlins organization...younger brother, Jason, currently
pitches in the Angels organization.
• Selected by Kansas City in the sixth round of the 2010 MLB Draft from Sonoma State University...
acquired by the Dodgers in a three-team trade with Kansas City and Chicago (AL) Jan. 4, 2018...
Dodgers also acquired Jake Peter as part of the trade and sent Luis Avilan to the White Sox and Erick
Mejia and Trevor Oaks to the Royals.
Alexander’s Career Stats

Scott Alexander - Pitching - Career - Regular Season
Season League Team W L ERA G GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER HR HB BB IBB SO WHIP AVG WP BK

2010 ROK Idaho Falls Chukars 1 6 5.73 12 11 0 0 0 55.0 73 47 35 6 3 22 0 41 1.73 .320 2 1
2012 A(Full) Kane County Cougars 2 3 2.55 10 6 0 0 0 35.1 34 21 10 2 2 16 1 31 1.42 .252 4 0
2012 ROK AZL Royals 0 1 0.00 1 1 0 0 0 0.1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.00 .000 0 0
2013 AA Northwest Arkansas Naturals 2 0 5.18 24 0 0 0 1 33.0 38 20 19 0 3 18 1 40 1.70 .299 3 0
2013 A(Full) Lexington Legends 1 1 1.20 5 0 0 0 1 15.0 7 3 2 0 1 6 0 15 0.87 .143 0 0
2013 A(Adv) Wilmington Blue Rocks 2 0 1.33 12 0 0 0 1 27.0 18 5 4 0 1 8 0 22 0.96 .188 2 0
2014 AA Northwest Arkansas Naturals 1 2 3.88 35 0 0 0 3 48.2 42 26 21 3 3 16 0 36 1.19 .235 5 0
2014 AAA Omaha Storm Chasers 1 2 6.16 11 0 0 0 0 19.0 23 16 13 4 0 10 0 13 1.74 .311 4 0
2015 MLB Kansas City Royals 0 0 4.50 4 0 0 0 0 6.0 5 3 3 0 1 3 0 3 1.33 .238 1 0
2016 ROK AZL Royals 0 0 4.91 5 2 0 0 0 7.1 8 4 4 0 2 2 0 12 1.36 .276 2 0
2018 MLB Los Angeles Dodgers 2 1 3.68 73 1 0 0 3 66.0 57 28 27 4 2 27 2 56 1.27 .239 2 0
2018 AAA Oklahoma City Dodgers 1 0 0.00 4 0 0 0 0 4.0 4 0 0 0 0 1 0 5 1.25 .250 0 0
Career MLB Multiple 10 7 3.20 180 1 0 0 7 177.1 165 68 63 10 4 72 4 143 1.34 .252 6 0
Career Minors Multiple 16 18 3.65 189 20 0 0 21 345.2 336 184 140 23 17 129 4 293 1.35 .256 33 1

2020 OKC DODGERS
Yadier Álvarez - RHP
Bats: Right / Throws: Right

Born: 3/7/1996 in Matanzas, Cuba
Resides: Miami, Fla.
Acquired by Dodgers: Signed as a free agent,
July 2, 2015
2019:
• Made two starts with Double-A Tulsa in April before leaving the team due to personal reasons.
• Allowed six runs and five hits over 3.2 innings during his limited time on the mound.
• Placed on the Restricted List by the Los Angeles Dodgers Aug. 26.
Career:
• Entering his sixth year in the Dodgers organization...signed by LAD as an international free agent
July 2, 2015.
• Compiled a career record of 9-13 and fanned 246 batters in 210.2 innings...has a career 4.02 ERA
and 1.41 WHIP...surrendered only eight career home runs.
• Selected as a 2018 Texas League Mid-Season All-Star with Double-A Tulsa.
• Selected as a 2017 SiriusXM All-Star Futures Game participant...started for the World Futures and
pitched one inning, allowing one earned run, two hits, one walk and one strikeout.
• Recorded a career-high 10 strikeouts July 20 and July 25, 2016 for Great Lakes...pitched 5.0 and
4.0 innings, respectively, and totaled 68 pitches in both starts.
• Both of his two career saves were four-inning saves...the first was recorded on May 10, 2017
against San Jose; gave up two earned runs on five hits, with two walks and three strikeouts...most
recent save was Aug. 11, 2017 at San Antonio; did not allow a run and two hits, one walk and
recorded six strikeouts.
Alvarez’s Career
Yadier Stats
Alvarez - Pitching - Career - Regular Season

2016 A(Full) Great Lakes Loons 3 2 2.29 9 9 0 0 0 39.1 31 13 10 1 0 11 0 55 1.07 .214 6 0
2016 ROK AZL Dodgers 1 1 1.80 5 5 0 0 0 20.0 9 4 4 0 0 10 0 26 0.95 .127 4 1
2017 AA Tulsa Drillers 2 2 3.55 7 7 0 0 0 33.0 29 17 13 1 2 25 0 36 1.64 .234 8 0
2017 A(Adv) Rancho Cucamonga Quakes 2 4 5.31 14 11 0 0 1 59.1 61 40 35 3 0 25 0 61 1.45 .263 5 1
2018 ROK AZL Dodgers 0 0 1.29 2 2 0 0 0 7.0 5 1 1 0 0 1 0 10 0.86 .208 3 0
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Matt Beaty - IF
Bats: Left / Throws: Right

Born: 4/28/1993 in Snellville, Ga.
Resides: Los Angeles, Calif.
Acquired by Dodgers: Selected in the 12th round of
the 2015 MLB Draft
2019:
• Split time between Los Angeles and OKC...appeared in 99 games for Los Angeles and slashed
.265/.317/.458 with 19 doubles, nine home runs, 46 RBI, 17 walks, and 36 runs scored...spent time
defensively at first base, third base, left field and right field.
• Opened the season in OKC...slashed .306/.378/.455 with seven doubles, three home runs, 18 RBI and
17 runs scored in 32 games.
• Made ML debut April 30 at San Francisco...entered the game in the eighth inning as a pinch hitter and
singled in his first career at-bat.
• Hit first career ML home run June 14 against the Chicago Cubs...connected on a two-run homer against
Kyle Hendricks.
• Hit a walk-off, two-run homer June 21 to beat Colorado, 4-2...marked the first of three consecutive games
won by LAD on walk-off home runs by rookies (June 22 -- Alex Verdugo; June 23 -- Will Smith).
• Homered in three consecutive games with LAD July 16-20...included a pair of three-run homers.
Career:
• Entering his sixth year in the Dodgers organization...in five minor league seasons has compiled a
.309/.367/.447 slash line over 376 games.
• In 2017 was awarded Texas League Player of the Year, MiLB.com Organization All-Star, TL Mid-Season
All-Star and TL Player of the Week (Aug. 6) with Double-A Tulsa... appeared in 116 games and slashed
.326/.378/.505 in 438 at-bats...totaled 31 doubles, one triple, 15 home runs, 61 runs and 69 RBI.
• Helped lead Tulsa to the 2017 Texas League Championship Series...hit .386 with 15 hits (T-1st in
playoffs), 21 total bases (2nd), one home run, eight runs (3rd) and five RBI over 10 postseason games.
• In 2017, hit the first home run in a string of back-to-back-to-back home runs with Tulsa July 31...Kyle
Garlick and Blake Gailen hit the next two, respectively, and as a result, a fan won $10,000 as part of a
promotion.
• Named a 2016 California League Post-Season All-Star with High-A Rancho Cucamonga.
• Selected by the Los Angeles Dodgers in the 12th round of the 2015 MLB Draft out of Belmont University,
where he earned a degree in business...named an All-American by Collegiate Baseball, the first in Belmont
history...semifinalist for the Dick Howser award, given to the National Player of the Year...35th player to
be drafted out of Belmont and fourth-highest pick in the modern era...only the third Belmont player ever to
make it to the Majors and the first position player; also the first to appear in the Majors since 1982.
• Originally selected by the Kansas City Royals in the 48th round of the 2011 MLB Draft out of Dresden High
School in Dresden, Tenn.
Beaty’s
Matt Career
Beaty’s CareerStats
Stats
Season League Team AVG G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB CS OBP SLG OPS

2015 A(Full) Great Lakes Loons .297 62 246 37 73 7 2 4 25 21 28 2 1 .353 .390 .743
2015 ROK Ogden Raptors .480 6 25 3 12 1 0 0 3 2 3 2 2 .519 .520 1.039
2016 A(Adv) Rancho Cucamonga Quakes .297 124 489 66 145 30 0 11 88 40 74 6 1 .352 .425 .778
2017 AA Tulsa Drillers .326 116 438 61 143 31 1 15 69 35 54 3 3 .378 .505 .883
2018 AAA Oklahoma City Dodgers .277 31 101 13 28 10 0 1 12 12 17 0 0 .378 .406 .784
2018 ROK AZL Dodgers .375 3 8 0 3 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 .375 .375 .750
2019 MLB Los Angeles Dodgers .265 99 249 36 66 19 1 9 46 17 33 5 0 .317 .458 .775
2019 A(Adv) Rancho Cucamonga Quakes .286 2 7 2 2 2 0 0 1 0 2 0 0 .286 .571 .857
2019 AAA Oklahoma City Dodgers .306 32 121 17 37 7 1 3 18 10 12 0 0 .378 .455 .832
Career MLB Multiple .265 99 249 36 66 19 1 9 46 17 33 5 0 .317 .458 .775
Career Minors Multiple .309 376 1435 199 443 88 4 34 218 120 190 13 7 .367 .447 .814

2020 OKC DODGERS
Michael Boyle - LHP
Bats: Right / Throws: Left

Born: 4/12/1994 in Richmond, Va.
Resides: Richmond, Va.
the 2015 MLB Draft
2019:
• Spent the season with Double-A Tulsa, where he made 40 appearances.
• Used almost exclusively in the bullpen...finished with a 2-2 record, 3.02 ERA, 57 strikeouts and 28
walks in 39 relief appearances and one start, totaling 53.2 innings...opponents batted just .220.
• Posted a 1.49 ERA and did not allow a home run July through September (19 G, 24.2 IP)...during
the same stretch had a 0.97 WHIP and opponents batted .138 (11x81).
• Held right-handed batters to a .212 batting average...left-handers hit .230, but only collected four
extra-base hits all season.
Career:
• Entering his sixth season in the Dodgers organization...in five minor league seasons has compiled
a 20-20 record in 133 games (42 starts) and a 3.30 ERA over 332.1 innings...recorded 293
strikeouts, 114 walks and a 1.29 WHIP in his career.
• Received 2018 championship rings from both Rancho Cucamonga (California League) and Tulsa
(Texas League).
• In 23 relief appearances with Rancho Cucamonga in 2018, had a 1.47 ERA, struck out 37, walked
11, allowed five earned runs and totaled six saves over 30.2 innings.
• Notched the best ERA (1.47) among Rancho Cucamonga relievers to appear in at least 20 games
in 2018...ranked second on the Quakes in saves and third in innings (30.2) among relievers.
• Selected as an MiLB.com Organization All-Star in 2016...went 8-8 with a 3.53 ERA over 26
appearances (24 GS) between Low-A Great Lakes and High-A Rancho Cucamonga...had 109
strikeouts against 38 walks over 135.0 IP.
• Won two career Pitcher of the Week awards: August 15, 2015 with Rookie-Ogden and May 15,
2016 with Low-A Great Lakes.
• Selected by the Los Angeles Dodgers in the 13th round of the 2015 MLB Draft out of Radford
University.
Boyle’s Michael
Career Stats
Boyle - Pitching - Career - Regular Season

2015 ROK AZL Dodgers 0 0 0.00 2 0 0 0 0 2.0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 0.50 .143 0 0
2015 ROK Ogden Raptors 2 1 1.33 9 6 0 0 1 27.0 27 8 4 1 1 6 0 27 1.22 .252 1 0
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Daniel Corcino - RHP

Born: 8/26/1990 in Azua, D.R.
Resides: Monroe, Ohio
May 11, 2017
2019:
• Appeared in 24 games for OKC with 21 starts...posted an 8-8 record with a 4.90 ERA and 105 strikeouts...led the
team in wins, starts, innings and tied for the team lead in strikeouts...among qualified PCL pitchers, ranked third in
opponent batting average (.249), seventh in ERA and ninth in WHIP (1.45).
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innings with two or fewer runs allowed that resulted in a no decision
• Contract selected by the Los Angeles Dodgers June 9, 2018...threw a 1-2-3 inning that night against Atlanta in his
first Major League appearance since September 2014...made two appearances for LAD before being optioned to
OKC June 13 (4.0 IP, 2 H, 2 R, ER, 3 BB, K)...earned his first career Major League save June 12 vs. Texas.
• Made MLB debut Aug. 26, 2014 for Cincinnati against Chicago (NL)...made a total of seven career ML
appearances between Cincinnati and Los Angeles.
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America’s Low-A All-Star team in 2011 with Dayton.
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Corcino’s Career Stats

Daniel Corcino - Pitching - Career - Regular Season

2008 ROK DSL Reds 6 2 5.29 23 0 0 0 0 34.0 37 28 20 2 6 14 0 26 1.50 .280 5 1
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2017 AA Tennessee Smokies 0 1 8.68 5 2 0 0 0 9.1 6 9 9 2 1 9 0 11 1.61 .176 0 0

2020 OKC DODGERS
Leo Crawford - LHP

Born: 2/2/1997 in Puerto Cabezas, Nicaragua
Resides: Puerto Cabezas, Nicaragua
July 2, 2014
2019:
• Split the season between High-A Rancho Cucamonga and Double-A Tulsa...made 25 appearances (21
starts) and went 7-4 with a 2.81 ERA...racked up 134 strikeouts against just 27 walks over 121.2 innings...
shattered previous career high of 97 strikeouts set in 2017 over 135.0 innings...led qualified Dodgers left-
handed pitchers in ERA and strikeouts (ranked fourth overall in each category).
• Named to the Dodgers MiLB.com Organization All-Stars as the left-handed starting pitcher.
• Began the season with High-A Rancho Cucamonga and went 5-4 in 19 games (16 starts)...posted a 2.96
ERA with 106 strikeouts and a 1.26 WHIP
• Allowed 12 runs over first three outings of the season, spanning 7.0 innings, but over final 16 outings with
Rancho Cucamonga, posted a 1.92 ERA (18 ER/84.1 IIP).
• Tossed his first career complete game and shutout July 9 at Lake Elsinore...scattered three hits with no
walks and 10 strikeouts in the Quakes’ 5-0 victory...threw 104 pitches (75 strikes) and faced two batters over
the minimum, retiring 26 of 29 faced in the game...only had one runner reach scoring position...struck out
three of the final four batters faced.
• Named California League Pitcher of the Week for the period ending July 14...between two starts, allowed
two runs and 10 hits over 14.0 innings...tallied 18 strikeouts against one walk...included his three-hit shutout
against Lake Elsinore July 9.
• Transferred to Tulsa Aug. 6...had a 2-0 record in six games (five starts)...posted a 2.37 ERA with 28
strikeouts and a 1.25 WHIP...allowed two or fewer runs in five of six outings, including three games with one
or no runs allowed.
• Turned in an impressive Double-A debut Aug. 6 against Springfield...set a career high with 11 strikeouts
across 6.0 scoreless innings...gave up three singles and did not issue a walk.
• Named Texas League Pitcher of the Week for the period ending Aug. 11...over two starts allowed just one
unearned run and eight hits over 11.0 innings...notched 18 strikeouts against two walks.
Career:
• Signed by the Dodgers as an international free agent July 2, 2014.
• Won four career Pitcher of the Week Awards.
• Named a MiLB.com Organization All-Star in both 2018 and 2019.
• Appeared at three different levels of the organization in 2018 and posted a cumulative 3.50 ERA and 1.20
WHIP...made a total of 28 appearances (20 starts) with 115.2 IP...in 13 games with Rancho Cucamonga went
a perfect 8-0 with a 2.77 ERA.
Crawford’s Career
Leo Crawford- Stats
Pitching - Career - Regular Season

2015 ROK DSL Dodgers 5 4 1.41 15 14 0 0 0 63.2 55 16 10 0 2 10 0 74 1.02 .228 0 0
2016 ROK AZL Dodgers 2 1 2.58 8 4 0 0 0 38.1 31 14 11 1 1 7 0 39 0.99 .214 3 1
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Casey Crosby - LHP

Born: 9/17/1988 in Maple Park, Ill.
Resides: Elburn, Ill.
Dec. 5, 2019
2019:
• Spent the season playing in independent leagues between two teams and leagues..made a total of
42 relief appearances and went 3-1 with a 1.74 ERA, 75 strikeouts, and a 1.26 WHIP in 46.2 innings.
• Played the majority of the season with the Chicago Dogs of the American Association...posted a
1.99 ERA and tallied 64 strikeouts over 40.2 innings.
• Acquired by the Lancaster Barnstormers of the Atlantic League following the completion of the
American Association’s regular season...made six outings and did not allow a run over 6.0 innings...
scattered four hits and racked up 11 strikeouts.
• Signed to a minor league contract by the Dodgers Dec. 15.
Career:
• Originally selected by Detroit in the fifth round of the 2007 MLB Draft from Kaneland High School
(Maple Park, Ill.).
• Made MLB debut June 1, 2012 with Detroit against the New York Yankees...earned first win June 7,
2012 in a 7-5 victory over the Cleveland Indians; pitched 5.1 innings with three earned runs and two
strikeouts.
• Has a career 29-28 record with a 3.88 ERA, 460 strikeouts and a 1.44 WHIP in 118 Minor League
games between the Tigers and Twins organizations.
• Named a Mid-Season All-Star as a member of the Double-A Erie SeaWolves in 2011.
• Garnered numerous accolades as a member of the Low-A West Michigan Whitecaps in 2009...named
a Mid-Season and Post-Season All-Star in addition to being named Pitcher of the Week twice.
• Did not play during the 2015-16 seasons due to injuries and was out of affiliated baseball from
2015-17.
• Although he began his professional baseball career immediately after graduating from high school,
he earned a bachelor’s degree in accounting from Northern Illinois University.
Crosby’s Career
Casey Stats
Crosby - Pitching - Career - Regular Season

2008 ROK GCL Tigers 0 0 0.00 3 3 0 0 0 4.2 4 1 0 0 0 3 0 2 1.50 .211 1 0
2009 A(Full) West Michigan Whitecaps 10 4 2.41 24 24 0 0 0 104.2 70 36 28 3 3 48 0 117 1.13 .195 7 0
2010 ROK GCL Tigers 0 1 8.76 3 3 0 0 0 12.1 21 15 12 1 0 4 0 10 2.03 .382 3 0
2011 AA Erie Seawolves 9 7 4.10 25 25 0 0 0 131.2 122 68 60 11 5 77 0 121 1.51 .253 7 0
2012 MLB Detroit Tigers 1 1 9.49 3 3 0 0 0 12.1 15 13 13 2 0 11 0 9 2.11 .313 1 0
2012 AAA Toledo Mud Hens 7 9 4.01 22 22 2 0 0 125.2 112 63 56 12 0 65 3 112 1.41 .238 11 0
2018 AA Chattanooga Lookouts 1 0 4.91 6 1 0 0 0 7.1 6 4 4 0 0 14 0 9 2.73 .231 2 0
2018 AAA Rochester Red Wings 0 0 1.69 5 0 0 0 1 5.1 6 1 1 0 1 3 0 5 1.69 .300 0 0
2018 ROK GCL Twins 0 2 2.08 6 3 0 0 0 8.2 2 4 2 0 1 6 0 11 0.92 .074 2 0

2020 OKC DODGERS
Parker Curry - RHP

Born: 11/21/1993 in Birmingham, Ala.
Resides: Macon, Ga.
Acquired by Dodgers: Signed as non-drafted free agent
July 13, 2016
2019:
• Spent the season with Double-A Tulsa in a swingman role, making 13 starts and 11 appearances
out of the bullpen...posted a 4-5 record.
• Posted a 3.62 ERA as a starting pitcher...ERA was slightly higher (3.76) as a reliever, but held
opponents to a .208 batting average to go along with a 1.02 ERA...pitched at least 2.0 innings in
nine of 11 relief outings.
• Set career bests with a 3.67 ERA, 98.0 innings, .238 BAA and a 1.11 WHIP.
• Posted a 3.26 ERA (31 ER/85.2 IP) between May and September.
• Tossed a career-high 8.0 innings Aug. 1 against Northwest Arkansas in the Drillers’ 1-0 win,
combining with Jordan Sheffield on the shutout...allowed five hits, including no extra-base hits...did
not issue a walk and struck out eight...had just one runner advance into scoring position.
• Pitched three perfect innings (fifth through seventh innings) with two strikeouts in Tulsa’s combined
no-hitter on April 14 at Arkansas, albeit in a 1-0 loss in 10 innings.
Career:
• Signed as a non-drafted free agent by the Dodgers July 13, 2016 after completing a four-year
career at Samford University in his hometown of Birmingham, Ala...earned a degree in finance.
• During first full season of career in 2017, made at least one appearance with all four full-season
Dodgers minor league affiliates...made a total of 34 appearances, including four starts; posted a
3.93 ERA and notched four saves.
• Member of Rancho Cucamonga’s 2017 California League title team and made two appearances in
the postseason.
• Over first three pro seasons, has totaled 280 strikeouts in 259.2 innings.
• His wife, Megan, played softball for four seasons at Samford and was the Southern Conference
Player of the Year as a senior...she is now an assistant coach at Mercer University.
Curry’sParker
Career Stats
Curry - Pitching - Career - Regular Season
Season League Team W L ERA G GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER HR HB BB IBB SO WHIP AVG WP BK GID

2017 AA Tulsa Drillers 0 0 4.50 1 0 0 0 0 2.0 2 1 1 0 0 1 0 2 1.50 .333 0 0 0
2017 A(Adv) Rancho Cucamonga Quakes 2 8 4.31 27 3 0 0 3 48.0 54 25 23 4 1 16 0 62 1.46 .281 7 0 2
2017 AAA Oklahoma City dodgers 0 0 9.00 1 0 0 0 0 2.0 3 2 2 0 0 2 0 3 2.50 .375 0 0 0
2017 A(Full) Great Lakes Loons 1 1 1.88 5 1 0 0 1 14.1 8 5 3 2 0 3 0 17 0.77 .154 1 0 1
Career Minors Multiple 15 20 3.92 97 28 0 0 5 259.2 256 130 113 33 2 75 0 280 1.27 .252 22 1 4
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Brett de Geus - RHP

Born: 11/1/1997 in Pleasanton, Calif.
Resides: Pleasanton, Calif.
Acquired by Dodgers: Selected in the 33rd round
of the 2017 MLB Draft
2019:
• Put together a breakout campaign in second full season of pro ball, moving into a relief role...split
the season between Low-A Great Lakes and High-A Rancho Cucamonga, posting a combined 1.75
ERA across 39 appearances...racked up 72 strikeouts while allowing just 13 walks over 61.2 innings.
• Did not allow a home run all season...of the 45 hits allowed throughout the season, only two went
for extra-bases (both doubles).
• Held opponents to a .154 batting average with runners in scoring position (12-for-78).
• Began the season with Low-A Great Lakes and was named a Midwest League Mid-Season All-Star...
made a total of 19 appearances and posted a 4-2 record with a 2.35 ERA, .163 opponent batting
average and a 0.75 WHIP...notched 36 strikeouts against only six walks.
• All eight earned runs surrendered with Great Lakes occurred over two outings...did not allow an
earned run in 17 of 19 appearances and did not allow any runs in 14 of 19 games.
• Transfered to High-A Rancho Cucamonga June 28...went 2-0 with a 1.16 ERA, 36 strikeouts, and a
1.13 WHIP in 20 appearances.
• Did not allow a run over final 10 appearances with the Quakes, holding California League opponents
scoreless over 15.2 innings...during that span had a 1.02 WHIP and struck out 20 batters.
• Participated in the Arizona Fall League and was named a Rising Star...threw 9.1 scoreless
innings across eight appearances for the Glendale Desert Dogs...opponents went 2-for-27 with 11
strikeouts...issued only two walks and had a 0.43 WHIP.
Career:
• Entering his third professional season...selected in the 33rd round of the 2017 MLB Draft from
Cabrillo College in Aptos, Calif.
• Averaged 9.5 strikeouts per nine innings over pro career.
• Began career as a starting pitcher with Rookie-Level Ogden in 2018...over 15 outings posted a
7.26 ERA with opponents batting .305.
de Geus’ Career
Brett Stats
De Geus - Pitching - Career - Regular Season


2020 OKC DODGERS
Omar Estevez - IF

Born: 2/25/1998 in Matanzas, Cuba
Nov. 21, 2015
2019:
• Spent the entire season with Double-A Tulsa...limited to 83 games due to injury and was placed on
the Injured List May 15-July 3...appeared in seven games on rehab assignment with AZL Dodgers
Mota before rejoining Tulsa.
• Slashed .291/.352/.431 with 24 doubles, six home runs, and 36 RBI with the Drillers...set career
highs in batting average and on-base percentage...slashed .333/.383/.506 with two outs.
• Excelled to begin the season prior to injury and was named April Texas League Player of the
Month...hit .385/.449/.564 with two home runs, eight doubles and 12 RBI in 20 games.
• Named Texas League Player of the Week for the period ending Aug. 11...went 10-for-21 (.476) with
four extra-base hits and four RBI.
• Hit home runs in back-to-back games of the Texas League Championship Series (Games 1-2).
• Following the conclusion of the regular season, played in 20 games with the Glendale Desert Dogs
in the Arizona Fall League...ranked second on the team with 19 hits...named a Rising Star.
Career:
• Has spent entire pro career in the Dodgers organization after signing as an international free agent
in 2015.
• Named a California League Mid-Season All-Star in 2018 as a member of the High-A Rancho
Cucamonga Quakes...hit two homers during the team’s run to a league title.
• In 2018, led the California League in runs (87) and doubles (43) while ranking third in RBI (84) and
third in total bases (235).
• Finished the 2018 regular season on a 25-game hitting streak...batted .355 with 39 hits, 17 extra-
base hits, and 24 RBI.
• Spent his first pro season with Low-A Great Lakes in 2016 and was part of the Loons’ Midwest
League Championship team.
• Enters this season ranked as the 16th overall Dodgers prospect by Baseball America.
• Prior to signing with the Dodgers, played in Cuba’s National Series in 2014-15.
Estevez’s Career
Omar Stats
Estevez - Hitting - Career - Regular Season
Season League Team AVG G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB IBB SO SB CS OBP SLG OPS

2016 A(Full) Great Lakes Loons .255 122 471 46 120 32 2 9 61 26 1 121 3 6 .298 .389 .687
2017 A(Adv) Rancho Cucamonga Quakes .256 120 457 56 117 24 3 4 47 33 0 97 2 2 .309 .348 .657
2019 AA Tulsa Drillers .291 83 299 34 87 24 0 6 36 31 0 70 0 2 .352 .431 .784
2019 ROK AZL Dodgers .300 7 20 7 6 2 0 0 3 2 0 8 0 0 .364 .400 .764
Career Minors Multiple .268 460 1762 230 473 125 7 34 231 137 2 434 8 11 .322 .405 .728
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Caleb Ferguson - LHP

Born: 7/2/1996 in Columbus, Ohio
Resides: Columbus, Ohio
Acquired by Dodgers: Selected in the 38th round
2019:
• Made first Opening Day roster of career as a member of the Los Angeles Dodgers bullpen.
• Split time between Los Angeles and Oklahoma City...made 46 appearances with LA and 13 with
OKC...recalled by Los Angeles three times throughout the season.
• Notched a 1-2 record, 4.84 ERA, 54 strikeouts and 27 walks over 44.2 innings and 46 trips to the
mound (two starts) with LAD...improved his ERA in the second half of the season by more than a run
while holding opponents to a .164 batting average...over 19 appearances in August and September
posted a 3.47 ERA while striking out 22 batters in 18.2 innings.
• Held Major League left-handed batters to a .194 batting average.
• Posted a 1.76 ERA, 27 strikeouts and five walks over 15.1 innings across 13 appearances for
OKC...did not allow a run in each of his first 11 appearances spanning 13.1 innings; held opponents
5-for-43 with 23 strikeouts.
• Limited PCL right-handed batters 4-for-36 with 23 strikeouts.

Career:
• Selected by the Dodgers in the 38th round of the 2014 MLB Draft out of West Jefferson High
School (Ohio)...committed to play collegiately at West Virginia before electing to begin his pro
career...underwent Tommy John surgery during his senior year of high school.
• Had a breakout season in 2017 with High-A Rancho Cucamonga...named a MiLB.com Organization
All-Star, Baseball America High Class-A All-Star, California League Mid-Season and Post-Season All-
Star...had a 9-4 record and 2.87 ERA in 24 starts and 140 strikeouts...held left-handed hitters to a
.218 batting average and posted a 1.79 ERA.
• Made Triple-A debut with Oklahoma City May 26, 2018 and Major League debut with Los Angeles
on June 6, just 11 days apart...prior to his ML debut, made 10 total starts between OKC and
Double-A Tulsa and went a combined 3-0 with a 1.53 ERA.
• Struck out 10 batters during his Triple-A debut at Nashville over 5.0 scoreless innings...surrendered
three hits but did not figure in the decision in the team’s 1-0 loss.
• During first big league stint in 2018, went 7-2 with two saves and posted a 3.49 ERA in 29 games
(three starts), while limiting the opposition to a .230 average...transitioned into a bullpen role after
three starts and had success as a relief pitcher, putting up a 7-1 record with a 2.35 ERA (10 ER/38.1
IP) and two saves, striking out 47 batters against only six walks.
• Pitched 3.0 hitless innings in six 2018 Postseason appearances (two NLDS games, four NLCS
games) and his only baserunner reached on a walk.
Ferguson’s Career Stats

Caleb Ferguson - Pitching - Career - Regular Season

2015 ROK AZL Dodgers 0 3 8.59 14 4 0 0 1 14.2 17 19 14 0 1 21 0 16 2.59 .298 8 1
2016 ROK AZL Dodgers 1 0 1.50 2 0 0 0 0 6.0 4 3 1 0 0 0 0 11 0.67 .167 0 0

2020 OKC DODGERS
Tyler Ferguson - RHP

Born: 10/5/1993 in Fresno, Calif.
Resides: Fresno, Calif.
Acquired by Dodgers: Signed as free agent,
Nov. 7, 2019
2019:
• Spent the entire season with the Trois-Rivères Aigles of the independent CanAm League.
• Went 3-5 with two saves, a 4.75 ERA, 55 strikeouts, and a 1.42 WHIP in 45 relief appearances...
averaged one strikeout per inning (55.0 IP)...had not appeared in more than 36 games during a season
over his first four years of professional career.
• Opponents batted .227 and allowed only five home runs throughout the season.
• Made two appearances in the CanAm playoffs and allowed one hit over 2.1 scoreless innings.
• Signed by the Dodgers to a minor league contract Nov. 7.
Career:
• Selected in the sixth round of the 2015 MLB Draft by Texas...also selected in the 40th round of the
2012 MLB Draft by San Francisco but did not sign.
• During four seasons in the Rangers organization, opponents batted just .218 as he recorded 132
strikeouts in 113.0 innings.
• Named a 2016 Northwest League Mid-Season All-Star with Spokane...had 46 strikeouts in 30.1
innings and held opponents to a .161 average to go along with a 1.78 ERA and 0.92 WHIP.
• Appeared in only 14 games during the 2018 season due to injury.
• Played collegiately at Vanderbilt University....won the 2014 College World Series.
Ferguson’s Career
Tyler Ferguson - PitchingStats
- Career - Regular Season
Season League Team W L ERA G GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER HR HB BB IBB SO WHIP AVG AB WP BK
2015 ROK Rancho Cucamonga Quakes 0 0 13.50 5 0 0 0 0 4.2 3 8 7 0 1 9 0 5 2.57 .167 18 3 0
2016 A(Full) Hickory Crawdads 0 1 8.78 10 0 0 0 1 13.1 12 13 13 1 0 18 0 10 2.25 .261 46 5 1
2016 A(Short) Spokane Indians 2 0 1.78 13 0 0 0 2 30.1 18 8 6 1 1 10 0 46 0.92 .161 112 5 0
2017 A(Adv) Down East Wood Ducks 2 6 7.76 24 0 0 0 0 31.1 34 32 27 9 7 20 2 31 1.72 .266 128 9 0
2018 A(Adv) Down East Wood Ducks 0 0 0.00 1 0 0 0 0 1.0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1.00 .333 3 0 0
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Dylan Floro - RHP

Born: 12/27/1990 in Merced, Calif.
Resides: Atwater, Calif.
Acquired by Dodgers: Trade with Cincinnati,
July 4, 2018
2019:
• Went 5-3 with a 4.24 ERA, 1.29 WHIP and 42 strikeouts in first full season with the Los Angeles Dodgers over
50 games...his 51.1 ground ball percentage ranked 23rd among National League relievers.
• In April, held opposing batters to a .114 average while pitching 10.1 scoreless innings...did not allow an
earned run until May 11...started season with career-long 17.1 scoreless inning streak, striking out 12 batters
against two walks over 16 games.
• Appeared in six games with Oklahoma City, posting a 2.08 ERA with a 1.62 WHIP, five strikeouts and four
walks...pitched in two games with High-A Rancho Cucamonga as part of a Major League rehab assignment...
placed on the 10-day Injured List from July 19-31 with neck inflammation and from Aug. 21-Sept. 1 with a left
intercostal strain.
Career:
• Played in 54 combined MLB games between the Reds and Dodgers in 2018, going 6-3 with a 2.25 ERA and
58 strikeouts against 23 walks...finished with the seventh-best ERA among NL relievers and tied for seventh in
wins...acquired by the Dodgers from the Reds in a four-player trade July 4, 2018 that also brought and RHP Zach
Neal to the Dodgers in exchange for minor league RHPs James Marinan and Aneurys Zabala...made his LAD
debut July 8.
• Made relief appearances in eight postseason games for Los Angeles in 2018, notching scoreless appearances
in all but Game 4 of the World Series against Boston, in which he took the loss...notched eight strikeouts against
four walks.
• Pitched with OKC in both 2018 and 2017, but only made nine total appearances...made eight relief
appearances in 2017 with OKC, going 0-1 with a 5.56 ERA over 11.1 IP.
• Made MLB debut July 7, 2016 with Tampa Bay against the Los Angeles Angels...tossed 1.1 innings, allowed
three hits and one run...also saw big league action with Chicago (NL) and Cincinnati...picked up his first ML win
May 19, 2018 against the Cubs, allowing just one hit and striking out two batters over 2.0 innings of relief.
• Named a Mid-Season All-Star in 2013 with Single-A Bowling Green (Tampa Bay) and 2016 with Triple-A Durham
(Tampa Bay)...five-time Pitcher of the Week — three times with Double-A Montgomery in 2014 (Tampa Bay) and
two times with Triple-A Durham in 2015 (Tampa Bay)...named a 2013 Midwest League Post-Season All-Star and
MiLB.com Organization All-Star with Single-A Bowling Green.
• Selected by Tampa Bay in the 13th round of the 2012 MLB Draft from Cal State Fullerton...selected off waivers
by the Chicago Cubs from Tampa Bay Jan. 17, 2017...selected off waivers by the Los Angeles Dodgers Aug.
4, 2017 from Chicago...granted free agency Oct. 3, 2017...signed as a free agent with Cincinnati Jan. 8, 2018
before being traded to the Dodgers in July 2018.
• At Cal State Fullerton was named Big West Conference Pitcher of the Year in 2012...named a Freshman All-
American by Collegiate Baseball and second-team Freshman All-American by the NCBWA.
Floro’s Career Stats

Dylan Floro - Pitching - Career - Regular Season

2012 A(Short) Hudson Valley Renegades 4 1 2.40 18 0 0 0 2 30.0 26 11 8 0 0 4 3 21 1.00 .228 2 0
2013 A(Full) Bowling Green Hot Rods 9 2 1.81 19 19 0 0 0 109.1 103 34 22 4 1 19 0 85 1.12 .251 9 0
2013 A(Adv) Charlotte Stone Crabs 2 0 1.61 4 4 2 1 0 28.0 20 5 5 0 1 2 0 14 0.79 .206 2 0
2014 AA Montgomery Biscuits 11 13 3.48 28 28 3 2 0 178.2 209 80 69 4 3 24 0 112 1.30 .294 11 2
2015 AAA Durham Bulls 9 12 5.02 25 22 1 0 0 132.2 160 78 74 10 0 21 0 81 1.36 .297 3 1
2016 MLB Tampa Bay Rays 0 1 4.20 12 0 0 0 0 15.0 23 8 7 0 0 5 1 14 1.87 .348 2 0
2016 AAA Durham Bulls 1 2 2.88 32 0 0 0 7 50.0 53 21 16 6 1 9 0 40 1.24 .270 1 0
2017 MLB Chicago Cubs 0 0 6.52 3 0 0 0 0 9.2 15 7 7 2 1 2 0 6 1.76 .357 0 0
2017 AAA Iowa Cubs 3 2 3.88 25 2 0 0 1 48.2 54 28 21 9 1 8 0 26 1.27 .276 0 0

2020 OKC DODGERS
Blake Gailen - OF

Born: 3/27/1985 in Los Angeles, Calif.
Resides: Los Angeles, Calif.
Jan. 9, 2020
2019:
• Played in 22 games with Oklahoma City during first year back in affiliated ball since 2017 with
Double-A Tulsa...hit .250 with one home run, four doubles, six RBI and six runs scored...hit a three-run
homer in first start of the season May 4 at New Orleans...played all three outfield positions.
• Got the win in a relief pitching appearance against Omaha April 16 in OKC’s 13-12 comeback win at
Chickasaw Bricktown Ballpark...went 3.1 innings, allowing only one hit and striking out three...after each
of the first three batters reached base (HBP, 2 BB), retired 11 of Omaha’s final 13 batters....prior to that
game, had pitched in 24 games during his pro career, but only faced one batter since 2008...became
the first OKC position player to be the team’s winning pitcher since Adam Morrissey on Aug. 2, 2006
against Las Vegas.
• Signed with the Dodgers Jan. 22, 2019 and elected free agency Nov. 4, 2019.
Career:
• Re-signed with the Dodgers Jan. 9, 2020 and has played six seasons in the affiliated Minors.
• Played with the Lancaster Barnstormers of the independent Atlantic League in 2018...led the league
and set a career high with 28 homers; fell one home run shy of the franchise record...also led the
league with 91 RBI...slashed .282/.378/.511 in 126 games...ranked fifth in the league in both slugging
and OPS (.890)...became the first player in Lancaster history to appear in every game...also played for
Tomateros de Culican of the Mexican Pacific Winter League...went 4-for-29 over nine games.
• Entering third stint with the Dodgers...also signed as a free agent June 29, 2017 and played in 49
games for Double-A Tulsa that season; hit .300 with seven home runs and 35 RBI in 49 games...batted
.452 against left-handed pitching and .476 with runners in scoring position (20x42) with 29 RBI...hit the
third of three straight home runs for Tulsa on July 31, 2017 which earned one lucky fan $10,000...Matt
Beaty and Kyle Garlick preceded him with home runs.
•Stands as the Lancaster Barnstormers’ all-time franchise leader in home runs (99) and RBI (364)...in
917 independent league games over 12 seasons, hit .322/.411/.513 with 125 homers and 529 RBI...
named Atlantic League and Independent League Player of the Year in 2012...hit .338 with 22 home runs
and 89 RBI.
• Played for Team Israel in the 2017 World Baseball Classic and will also participate in the 2020
Summer Olympics...played college ball at Glendale Community College and at the University of Nevada-
Las Vegas.
Blake Gailen
Gailen’s Career Stats
Batting Stats
Year Team League Level ORG AVG G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB IBB SO SB CS OBP SLG OPS SF SAC
2007 Anderson Joes SOCL IND .368 42 95 20 35 4 1 3 9 16 0 19 7 1 .455 .526 .982 4 4
2008 Wichita Wingnuts AA IND .266 88 286 40 76 19 1 3 41 26 0 35 8 7 .325 .371 .695 2 15
2009 Chico Outlaws GOBL IND .355 74 279 43 99 15 3 5 38 47 0 39 18 6 .447 .484 .931 2 3
2010 Chico Outlaws GOBL IND .387 55 204 61 79 15 4 7 31 35 0 26 18 7 .480 .603 1.082 2 2
2011 Arkansas Travelers TEX AA LAA .208 29 101 12 21 6 2 2 13 17 0 15 3 2 .322 .366 .688 0 1
2011 Lincoln Saltdogs AA IND .406 69 278 54 113 24 6 8 46 40 3 35 14 8 .479 .622 1.101 6 0
2012 Lancaster Barnstormers ATLL IND .338 134 500 94 169 26 3 22 89 68 3 75 25 6 .415 .534 .949 7 1
2013 Buffalo Bisons INT AAA TOR .286 8 28 2 8 2 0 1 3 0 0 4 2 0 .276 .464 .740 1 1
2014 Toros de Tijuana MEX AAA OOC .271 51 177 45 48 12 1 11 33 35 1 21 2 2 .385 .537 .922 5 1
2014 Lancaster Barnstormers ATLL IND .350 66 246 54 86 15 2 18 52 51 8 33 13 3 .460 .646 1.107 3 0
2015 Arkansas Travelers TEX AA LAA .232 76 267 37 62 15 1 10 48 50 0 47 7 3 .351 .408 .759 4 1
2016 Lancaster Barnstormers ATLL INA .280 48 157 25 44 11 0 4 21 20 0 28 1 2 .354 .427 .780 4 0
2017 Tulsa Drillers TEX AA LAD .300 49 150 23 45 9 0 7 35 17 1 27 3 1 .371 .500 .871 0 0
2019 Oklahoma City Dodgers PCL AAA LAD .250 22 48 6 12 4 0 1 6 5 0 15 0 0 .321 .396 .717 0 0
Independent League Totals .322 917 3266 607 1051 204 22 125 529 503 25 469 154 67 .411 .513 .924 41 28
Minor League Totals .254 235 771 125 196 48 4 32 138 124 2 129 17 8 .355 .451 .806 5 3
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Rocky Gale - C
Born: 2/22/1988 in Portland, Ore.
Dec. 1, 2019
2019:
• Started the season with Triple-A Oklahoma City, playing in 30 games...also made five appearances for the Los
Angeles Dodgers and four games with Double-A Tulsa...finished the season with Triple-A Durham after a July 31
trade sent him to the Tampa Bay Rays.
• With OKC, posted a .250 average with two home runs, four doubles, a triple, 14 RBI, 12 runs and a .303 OBP in
100 at-bats...placed on the Injured List June 28-July 19 with a bruised right bicep...went 2-for-4 with a solo home
run and two-run double June 1 at Memphis; marked first homer since May 5, 2018...also homered in his next game
June 5 against Sacramento, collecting three hits.
• With Durham, slashed .323/.344/.355...went on a season-best six-game hitting streak Aug. 8-16, including a
4-for-4 outing Aug. 9 against Indianapolis...pitched one inning Aug. 8 against Syracuse, allowing two homers.
• Recalled by Los Angeles April 10 when Russell Martin was placed on the Injured List...made four starts, going
2-for-14...optioned to OKC April 27...recalled again May 10 and optioned to OKC May 16; appeared in one game
(0x1)...elected free agency Nov. 4, 2019 but signed with the Dodgers less than month later.
Career:
• Enters his 11th professional season and third with the Dodgers...in 27 career MLB games is 4-for-37 (.108) with
a home run and two RBI in four seasons with San Diego (2015, 2017) and Los Angeles (2018-19)...in 10 minor
league seasons, owns a .263 batting average with 17 homers and 282 RBI in 760 games...has thrown out 35
percent of would-be basestealers in the Minors and owns a .992 fielding percentage...in addition to catcher, has
appeared at third base (seven games), second base (three games) and has made three pitching appearances.
• Spent the majority of 2018 with OKC and hit .281 over 85 games before a September call-up to Los Angeles...
led PCL catchers in fielding percentage (.995), games (84), total chances (765), putouts (706) and assists (55)...
ranked third with a 43.1 caught stealing percentage (25-for-58)...selected as a PCL Mid-Season All-Star...played in
first career All-Star Game and went 1-for-2 with a RBI single...won the catching portion of the Skills Competition...
signed by the Dodgers Feb. 25, 2018 as a minor league free agent.
• Spent first eight seasons of pro career in San Diego Padres organization...made Major League debut Sept. 6,
2015 with San Diego against the Dodgers as a pinch-hitter...made his first career big league start at catcher Sept.
30, 2015 against the Brewers...collected his first MLB hit Sept. 30, 2015 against Milwaukee and first career MLB
homer Sept. 20, 2017 against Arizona...named a MiLB.com Organization All-Star in 2015.
• Selected by the San Diego Padres in the 24th round of the 2010 MLB Draft out of the University of Portland...won
the West Coast Conference’s Defensive Player of the Year in 2010...father, Paul, is currently a scout for the San
Francisco Giants and previously scouted for the Houston Astros.
Rocky Gale - Hitting - Career - Regular Season

Gale’s Career Stats
2010 A(Short) Eugene Emeralds .292 43 161 16 47 5 0 0 16 7 0 29 2 2 .325 .323 .648
2011 AA San Antonio Missions .043 7 23 1 1 1 0 0 1 0 0 3 0 0 .043 .087 .130
2011 A(Adv) Lake Elsinore Storm .141 27 71 7 10 1 0 0 10 7 0 12 0 1 .235 .155 .389
2011 AAA Tucson Padres .250 4 12 1 3 0 1 0 2 0 0 1 0 0 .250 .417 .667
2011 A(Full) Fort Wayne TinCaps .267 26 90 9 24 3 0 1 13 6 0 23 0 1 .310 .333 .643
2014 AAA El Paso Chihuahuas .303 77 228 21 69 12 0 0 35 10 1 33 1 0 .328 .355 .683
2015 MLB San Diego Padres .100 11 10 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 .100 .100 .200
2018 MLB Los Angeles Dodgers .000 3 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 .000 .000 .000
2018 AAA Oklahoma City Dodgers .281 85 295 24 83 14 2 4 34 12 0 50 1 2 .305 .383 .689
2019 AAA Durham Bulls .323 17 62 6 20 2 0 0 6 2 0 9 0 0 .344 .355 .699
Career MLB Multiple .108 22 37 2 4 0 0 1 2 0 0 11 0 0 .108 .189 .297

2020 OKC DODGERS
Anthony García - OF
Born: 1/4/1992 in Carolina, Puerto Rico
Resides: Carolina, Puerto Rico
Dec. 18, 2019
2019:
• Limited to just 55 games with Triple-A Sacramento...posted a .284 average with six home runs,
eight doubles and 25 RBI before landing on the Injured List June 11.
• Surged in May with a .330 average, five home runs, six doubles and 21 RBI in 29 games...went
4-for-5 May 27 at Albuquerque, collecting two RBI and scoring two runs...drove in a season-high three
runs May 4 against Reno, including a two-run double and RBI groundout.
• Signed with the Dodgers as a free agent Dec. 18, 2019...had signed a minor league free agent
contract with San Francisco prior to the season on Jan. 24, 2019.
Career:
• Enters his 12th season in professional baseball and first with the Dodgers.
• Registered career highs with Triple-A Nashville in 2018 with 131 games, 78 runs, 122 hits, 25
homers, 91 RBI, 65 walks and 230 total bases...slashed .254/.357/.479 as he led Oakland’s farm
system in home runs, RBI and total bases...ranked third in runs, fourth with 31 doubles and 10th in
slugging...led Nashville with 566 plate appearances, as well as in runs, doubles, homers, RBI, walks
and total bases.
• Named 2018 Caribbean Series MVP after going 12-for-24 (.500) with three home runs, four
doubles and eight RBI in six games for Puerto Rico...has played parts of 10 offseasons in the Puerto
Rican and Venezuelan Winter Leagues where he has slashed .276/.368/.444 in 322 games...won the
2015 Puerto Rican League MVP award after garnering Comeback Player of the Year honors in 2014.
• Selected as a MiLB.com Organization All-Star as a member of the St. Louis organization in 2012,
2015 and 2017...named a Mid-Season All-Star with Double-A Springfield in 2017, as well as a Post-
Season All-Star...ranked third in the Texas League in slugging (.487) and seventh in average (.294).
• Received Post-Season All-Star recognition with Low-A Quad Cities in 2012 and was named Player
of the Week four times throughout his career — in 2012 with Quad Cities, twice in 2013 with High-A
Palm Beach in the Florida State League and in 2017 with Springfield...named Cardinals Minor League
Player if the Month in June 2013.
• Originally selected by the St. Louis Cardinals in the 18th round of the 2009 MLB Draft.
Garcia’s Career Stats

Anthony Garcia - Hitting - Career - Regular Season

2009 ROK GCL Cardinals .235 23 51 12 12 3 1 0 3 4 0 10 2 1 .316 .333 .649
2010 ROK Johnson City Cardinals .333 2 3 1 1 1 0 0 1 1 0 1 0 0 .400 .667 1.067
2011 ROK Johnson City Cardinals .308 51 182 38 56 14 4 6 31 21 1 36 4 1 .407 .527 .935
2012 A(Full) Quad Cities River Bandits .280 109 396 63 111 34 3 19 74 34 2 107 3 6 .354 .525 .879
2013 A(Adv) Palm Beach Cardinals .217 98 345 37 75 16 1 13 45 26 0 95 6 2 .286 .383 .669
2014 A(Adv) Palm Beach Cardinals .227 100 343 56 78 20 2 10 44 38 1 64 3 4 .320 .385 .705
2015 AA Springfield Cardinals .285 87 288 50 82 22 0 11 54 45 0 54 6 2 .400 .476 .876
2015 AAA Memphis Redbirds .276 18 58 7 16 4 1 2 10 6 0 11 0 1 .344 .483 .827
2018 AAA Nashville Sounds .254 131 480 78 122 31 1 25 91 65 2 107 1 3 .357 .479 .836
2019 AAA Sacramento River Cats .284 55 183 25 52 8 0 6 25 25 2 46 1 2 .371 .426 .797
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Tyler Gilbert - LHP

Born: 12/22/1993 in Santa Cruz, Calif.
Resides: Santa Cruz, Calif.
Acquired by Dodgers: Trade with Philadelphia,
Feb. 16, 2020
2019:
• Appeared 36 times in relief for Triple-A Lehigh Valley...posted a 2-4 record with a 2.83 ERA and two
saves over 47.2 innings...did not allow an earned run through first five outings of the season (6.2 IP).
• Struck out 46 batters against 14 walks en route to a 1.11 WHIP...posted a 1.000 fielding
percentage on the mound...owned a 1.17 ERA in the month of June (10 games) over 15.1 innings with
seven K’s against three walks.
• Pitched a season-high 2.1 scoreless innings Aug. 31 at Pawtucket, picking up the win...recorded a
season-best four strikeouts over 2.0 innings June 22 at Columbus.
Career:
• Entering sixth year in professional baseball and the first as a member of the Dodgers organization...
acquired by the Dodgers via a Feb. 16, 2020 trade that sent Kyle Garlick to the Philadelphia Phillies.
• Holds a 21-24 career record with a 3.36 ERA in 152 minor league games (32 starts)...has held
opposing batters to a .249 career average.
• Collected first career win July 25, 2015 with Short-A Williamsport....tossed 5.0 scoreless innings
with six strikeouts and no walks...picked up first career save with High-A Clearwater April 27, 2017
with one inning of relief and one strikeout against Tampa.
• Saw first Triple-A action in 2018 with Lehigh Valley, going 3-1 with a 3.63 ERA over 34.2 innings with
28 K’s and six walks.
• Thirty-one of his first 33 professional appearances came as a starting pitcher...transitioned to a

reliever role in 2017 making 35 appearances (one start) with Clearwater.
• Selected in the sixth round of the 2015 MLB Draft by Philadelphia.
• Played one collegiate season at the University of Southern California...began college baseball career
at Santa Barbara City College where he was named 2013 Western State-North Division Pitcher of
the Year and selected to the 2013 All-Southern California team by the California Community College
Baseball Coaches Association.
Gilbert’s Career Stats

Tyler Gilbert - Pitching - Career - Regular Season
Season League Team W L ERA G GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER HR HB BB IBB SO WHIP AVG WP BK GIDP

2015 A(Short) Williamsport Crosscutters 4 3 2.79 10 8 0 0 0 42.0 42 16 13 0 4 6 0 44 1.14 .251 2 0 2
2016 A(Full) Lakewood BlueClaws 7 9 3.98 23 23 0 0 0 131.0 136 65 58 10 7 26 0 106 1.24 .264 9 1 6
2017 A(Adv) Clearwater Threshers 1 6 2.95 35 1 0 0 3 61.0 64 22 20 5 3 15 2 52 1.30 .271 4 0 3
2018 AA Reading Fightin Phils 4 1 2.86 23 0 0 0 2 34.2 27 14 11 3 1 9 0 41 1.04 .208 1 0 1
2018 AAA Lehigh Valley IronPigs 3 1 3.63 25 0 0 0 3 34.2 27 14 14 4 2 6 2 28 0.95 .214 4 0 1

2020 OKC DODGERS
Tony Gonsolin - RHP

Born: 5/14/1994 in Vacaville, Calif.
Acquired by Dodgers: Selected in the ninth round of
the 2016 MLB Draft
2019:
• Made 11 appearances (six starts) across four stints with the Los Angeles Dodgers...posted a 4-2
record and 2.93 ERA with a save, .178 opponent average and 1.03 WHIP...as a starter with Los
Angeles, posted a 2-2 record and 2.89 ERA with 24 K’s and 10 walks.
• Made MLB debut with a start June 26 at Arizona, pitching 4.0 innings, allowing six runs (four earned)
on six hits with three strikeouts...made first career relief appearance July 30, 2019 at Colorado with
4.0 innings of one-run ball with three strikeouts to earn his first career save; first four-inning save by a
LA Dodger since Kenta Maeda in 2017 and first by a LAD rookie since Matt Herges in 2000...recorded
first win in Majors Aug. 5 with 6.0 shutout innings against St. Louis; allowed two hits and one walk with
seven K’s.
• With OKC, made 13 starts, going 2-4 and posting a 4.35 ERA with 50 strikeouts and 21 walks...
earned first win of the season during Game 1 of a doubleheader April 13 at Iowa; fired 5.0 scoreless
innings and combined with Zach McAllister on a three-hit shutout; allowed two singles and three walks
to go along with four strikeouts.
• Charged with an earned run after leaving his start June 9 against Fresno...first ER allowed since
season debut April 7 and snapped streak of 14 innings without allowing an ER...struck out a season-
high nine batters in 5.0 innings against Memphis June 20 (ND) and Aug. 12 against Reno over 5.0
innings (W).
• Placed on the Injured List April 17 (retroactive to April 15) through May 25 with a side strain...also
placed on the IL July 3 (retroactive to July 2) through July 14 with a pulled hamstring.
Career:
• Enters fourth professional season rated as the Dodgers’ No. 5 prospect and third-ranked pitcher by
Baseball America.
• Finished 2018 as the Dodgers Branch Rickey Minor League Pitcher of the Year as well as a MiLB.
com Organization All-Star and California League Mid-Season All-Star...between High-A Rancho
Cucamonga and Double-A Tulsa, made 26 starts and went 10-2 with a 2.60 ERA and 155 K’s...led
Dodgers minor league pitchers in ERA, wins and strikeouts...posted career-bests in ERA, innings
(128.0), strikeouts, batting average against (.219) and WHIP (1.14).
• Between 2016-17, only worked as a reliever, making a total of 61 appearances (101.0 innings)...
posted a 3.83 ERA in 61 with 10 saves in 13 opportunities...during first full season of pro ball in
2017, had 85 strikeouts against 18 walks over 70.0 innings between Low-A Great Lakes and High-A
Rancho Cucamonga.
• Drafted by the Dodgers in the ninth round of the 2016 MLB Draft out of St. Mary’s College, where he
primarily was an outfielder and relief pitcher...earned All-West Coast Conference First Team honors his
senior year...led the Gaels in batting average as a sophomore, steals and saves as a junior and saves
again as a senior.
Gonsolin’s Career Stats

Tony Gonsolin - Pitching - Career - Regular Season

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Victor González - LHP

Born: 11/16/1995 in Tuxpan, Veracruz, Mexico
Resides: Veracruz, Mexico
Acquired by Dodgers: Signed as free agent,
July 2, 2012
2019:
• Competed at three levels of the Dodgers organization, starting the season with High-A Rancho
Cucamonga, playing at Double-A Tulsa and finishing the season with Triple-A Oklahoma City...posted a
combined 5-2 record and 2.31 ERA with 93 K’s against 32 walks.
• After posting a 2-1 record, 36 strikeouts and 1.65 ERA with Rancho Cucamonga, was promoted to
Tulsa May 19 where he went 3-1 with a 2.23 ERA in 15 appearances (eight starts)...allowed 15 runs
(12 earned) and 48 hits over 48.1 innings, going 3-1 with 14 walks against 44 strikeouts...transitioned
to the bullpen in late June...allowed one run over his last six appearances with the Drillers, totaling
10.2 IP...picked up each of his three wins with Tulsa during the month of June.
• Played 15 games with OKC after a July 26 promotion, posting a 3.86 ERA and 13 K’s against four
walks...did not allow a run and limited opponents to two hit over his first six Triple-A appearances (4.1
IP) with eight strikeouts and two walks.
Career:
• Entering seventh season in professional baseball....added to Dodgers 40-man roster Oct. 31,
2019...begins 2020 rated as the Dodgers’ No. 30 prospect by Baseball America.
• Owns a career 17-27 record with a 4.34 ERA and two saves in 112 games (76 starts)...averages
8.69 strikeouts per nine innings while posting a 2.64 strikeout-to-walk ratio.
• Split the 2018 season between Low-A Great Lakes and Rookie-level Ogden, going a combined
1-5 with a 7.49 ERA over 33.2 IP with 25 K’s against nine walks...made 10 total appearances (eight
starts)...first game action came June 11 after missing the entire 2017 season due to injury and
“Tommy John” surgery and starting the 2018 season on the Disabled List.
• Began his professional career in 2013 with the AZL Dodgers, appearing in 11 games (10 starts).
• Signed by the Dodgers as an international free agent at the age of 16 July 4,2012 from Tuxpan,
Veracruz, Mexico...part of same international signing class as former OKC and current Dodgers
pitcher Julio Urías.
Victor Gonzalez - Pitching - Career - Regular Season

Gonzalez’s Career Stats
2013 ROK AZL Dodgers 3 2 3.79 11 10 0 0 0 38.0 31 24 16 1 2 12 0 45 1.13 .223 3 0
2015 ROK AZL Dodgers 0 0 0.00 1 1 0 0 0 2.0 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 6 1.00 .143 0 0

2020 OKC DODGERS
Terrance Gore - OF

Born: 6/8/1991 in Macon, Ga.
Resides: Macon, Ga.
Feb. 17, 2020
2019:
• Made the Kansas City Royals’ Opening Day roster for the third time in his career...went on to slash
.275/.362/.353 with two doubles, one triple, a RBI and 13 stolen bases in 37 games.
• Went 3-for-4 April 10 against Seattle with a double and triple, RBI and run scored...recorded two
stolen bases in two games — April 10 against Seattle and June 20 against Minnesota.
• Designated for assignment by the Royals July 12 and later traded to the New York Yankees for cash
considerations...finished the season with Triple-A Scranton/Wilkes-Barre, playing in 21 games and
batting .164 with 12 walks, a triple, three doubles, an RBI and three stolen bases.
Career:
• Enters his seventh professional season and first with the Dodgers...signed a minor league contract
with the Dodgers Feb. 17, 2020.
• Spent most of 2018 with Triple-A Omaha (67 games)...acquired by the Chicago Cubs Aug. 14 in
exchange for cash considerations and played in 14 games with Chicago and 11 games with Triple-A
Iowa...collected first MLB hit Sept. 8 at Washington...went 6-for-6 in stolen base attempts with
Chicago and scored five runs...tied for eighth in the PCL with a combined 21 steals in 78 games for
Omaha and Iowa...played in the National League Wild Card against Colorado, entering the game as a
pinch-runner and stealing second base...scored the tying run in the eighth inning.
• Made the Royals’ Opening Day roster in both 2016 and 2017...won the 2015 World Series as a
member of the Royals...made his MLB debut Sept. 2, 2014 against Texas as a pinch-runner.
• Has appeared in 100 MLB games with Kansas City and Chicago (NL)...batted .224 with a triple, two
doubles, and one RBI...his 40 steals are second-most in MLB history for a player with 70 career plate
appearances or fewer, trailing only Allan Lewis (44)...ranks third among active Major League players
in runs scored as a pinch hitter with 24.
• Named a 2015 Texas League Mid-Season All-Star with Northwest Arkansas.
• Selected by Kansas City in the 20th round of the 2011 MLB Draft...played one season at Gulf
Coast Community College in Panama City, Fla., in 2011 where he hit .330 with 51 stolen bases (54
attempts), which ranks second in school history for a season...also played football in high school,
rushing for 1,000 years as a senior at Jones County High School in Gray, Ga....batted .474 with 49
steals as a senior.
• Became the second Royal to wear No. 0 and the 16th player in MLB history to wear the number.
Gore’s Terrance
Career Gore - Hitting - Career - Regular Season
Stats
2011 ROK AZL Royals .340 35 94 22 32 2 2 0 16 15 0 21 17 0 .447 .404 .852
2012 ROK Burlington Royals .256 61 227 50 58 4 2 0 13 36 0 52 36 2 .379 .291 .669
2013 A(Full) Lexington Legends .215 128 455 76 98 6 3 0 24 62 0 120 68 8 .334 .242 .576
2014 MLB Kansas City Royals .000 11 1 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 0 .500 .000 .500
2014 AAA Omaha Storm Chasers .250 17 20 8 5 0 0 0 0 2 0 4 11 3 .348 .250 .598
2014 A(Adv) Wilmington Blue Rocks .218 89 252 34 55 8 1 0 15 20 0 66 36 4 .284 .258 .542
2015 AA Northwest Arkansas Naturals .284 85 222 42 63 4 1 0 16 26 0 50 39 2 .367 .311 .677
2017 MLB Kansas City .000 12 4 2 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 2 2 2 .200 .000 .200
2018 MLB Chicago Cubs .200 14 5 5 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 6 0 .200 .200 .400
2018 AAA Iowa Cubs .118 11 34 6 4 0 0 0 0 2 0 13 5 1 .189 .118 .307
2019 AAA Scranton/Wilkes-Barre RailRiders .164 21 55 8 9 3 1 0 1 12 0 17 3 0 .324 .255 .578
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Brusdar Graterol - RHP

Born: 8/26/1998 in Calabozo, Venezuela
Resides: Calabozo, Venezuela
Acquired by Dodgers: Trade with Minnesota,
Feb. 10, 2020
2019:
• Made his MLB debut and went on to post a 1-1 record and 4.66 ERA in 10 relief appearances for
the Minnesota Twins...made his MLB debut Sept. 1 at Detroit...recorded his first career strikeout
against the first batter he faced in the ninth inning...became the 11th youngest Twins pitcher to make
his debut at the age of 21.006 years old and youngest since Rich Garces in 1990 (19.1 years old).
• Earned first career win Sept. 14 at Cleveland in Game 2 of a doubleheader, pitching 2.0 scoreless
innings with no hits, no walks and three K’s.
• Pitched in Game 1 of the ALDS at New York and threw a scoreless and hitless eighth inning with two
strikeouts.
• Also appeared at three levels of the Twins farm system, going a combined 7-0 with a save, 1.92
ERA, 23 walks, 61 K’s and a .179 opponent average in 18 games (11 starts) with Triple-A Rochester,
Double-A Pensacola and the GCL Twins.
• Named a Mid-Season All-Star with Double-A Pensacola after going 5-0 with a 1.89 ERA and 46
strikeouts against 19 walks...named Twins Minor League Pitcher of the Week May 5, posting a 0.52
ERA with 21 K’s across two starts.
• Missed almost 10 weeks of the season with a shoulder impingement May 25-Aug. 7...entered the
season ranked third among Twins prospects by Baseball America.
Career:
• Enters his sixth professional season and first with the Dodgers...acquired from Minnesota Feb. 10,
2020 along with Luke Raley and the 67th pick in the 2020 Draft in exchange for Kenta Maeda and
Jair Camargo.
• Begins 2020 ranked as the Dodgers’ third overall prospect and baseball’s 60th overall prospect by
Baseball America.
• Owns a 19-6 record with a 2.48 ERA, 230 strikeouts and a 1.07 WHIP in 51 MiLB games...has
averaged 9.7 strikeouts per nine innings with 230 K’s in 214.0 innings.
• Named a Mid-Season All-Star in 2018 as a member of Low-A Cedar Rapids...went 2-2 with a 2.48
ERA and 42 strikeouts against six walks in seven starts during the first half of the season.
• Spent the entire 2016 season recovering from “Tommy John” surgery...returned to action in August
2017.
• Originally signed by the Twins as an undrafted free agent Aug. 29, 2014.
Graterol’s Career
Brusdar Stats
Graterol - Pitching - Career - Regular Season

2015 ROK DSL Twins 0 1 2.45 4 4 0 0 0 11.0 12 4 3 0 2 1 0 17 1.18 .273 1 0 0
2017 ROK Elizabethton Twins 2 1 3.92 5 5 0 0 0 20.2 16 9 9 1 1 9 0 24 1.21 .213 1 0 4
2017 ROK GCL Twins 2 0 1.40 5 2 0 0 0 19.1 10 3 3 1 2 4 0 21 0.72 .152 2 0 0
2018 A(Full) Cedar Rapids Kernels 3 2 2.18 8 8 0 0 0 41.1 30 12 10 3 4 9 0 51 0.94 .195 4 0 0
2018 A(Adv) Fort Myers Miracle 5 2 3.12 11 11 0 0 0 60.2 59 22 21 0 5 19 0 56 1.29 .261 4 1 7
2019 MLB Minnesota Twins 1 1 4.66 10 0 0 0 0 9.2 10 5 5 1 1 2 1 10 1.24 .278 2 0 1
2019 AA Pensacola Blue Wahoos 6 0 1.71 12 9 0 0 1 52.2 32 10 10 2 3 21 0 50 1.01 .179 2 0 6
2019 AAA Rochester Red Wings 1 0 5.06 4 0 0 0 0 5.1 4 3 3 1 1 2 0 7 1.13 .211 0 1 0
2019 ROK GCL Twins 0 0 0.00 2 2 0 0 0 3.0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 0.33 .111 0 0 1
Career MLB Multiple 1 1 4.66 10 0 0 0 0 9.2 10 5 5 1 1 2 1 10 1.24 .278 2 0 1

2020 OKC DODGERS
Josiah Gray - RHP

Born: 12/21/1997 in New Rochelle, N.Y.
Resides: New Rochelle, N.Y.
Acquired by Dodgers: Trade from Cincinnati,
Dec. 21, 2018
2019:
• Named the Los Angeles Dodgers Branch Rickey Minor League Pitcher of the Year after leading
all Dodgers farmhands in starts (tie, 25), wins (tie, 11), and strikeouts (147) and ranking third in
innings (130.0) across three different levels, ending the season with Double-A Tulsa in his first full
professional season...named a MiLB.com Organization All-Star.
• Overall, posted an 11-2 record and 2.28 ERA across 130.0 innings, notching 147 strikeouts
against 31 walks and a 0.99 WHIP and .207 opponent batting average...allowed just three home runs
in 26 total appearances (25 starts).
• Began the season with Low-A Great Lakes...made five starts with a 1.93 ERA and 26 strikeouts...
allowed just five earned runs in 23.1 innings.
• Promoted to High-A Rancho Cucamonga May 11 and went 7-0 in 12 starts...posted a 2.14 ERA with
80 strikeouts and just 13 walks...compiled a 0.965 WHIP, which ranked sixth in the league...during a
nine-game span from May 29-July 12 struck out 66 batters over 55.2 innings for an average of 10.67
strikeouts per nine innings.
• Promoted to Double-A Tulsa July 17...went 3-2 in nine appearances (eight starts) with a 2.75 ERA...
posted 41 strikeouts against 11 walks...named Texas League Pitcher of the Week Aug. 4 after
allowing one earned run, seven hits and one walk with 11 K’s in 11 innings.
• Secured a quality start in each of his 10 qualifying outings, including four shutouts...allowed one or
fewer earned runs in nine games...pitched a season-high 7.0 innings five times...recorded a season-
high nine strikeouts in four outings.
Career:
• Enters the season rated as the sixth overall Dodgers’ prospect and fourth pitcher by Baseball
America.
• Made 12 starts with Rookie-level Greeneville in Cincinnati’s organization in 2018 during his first
professional season...went 2-2 with a 2.58 ERA and 59 K’s...named a Baseball America Rookie All-
Star after ranking third in starts and fifth in strikeouts in the Appalachian League...named Appalachian
League Pitcher of the Week July 8.
• Acquired by the Dodgers --- on his 21st birthday --- along with Jeter Downs in 2018 in exchange for
Yasiel Puig, Matt Kemp, Alex Wood, Kyle Farmer and cash considerations.
• Selected in the second round of the 2018 MLB Draft by Cincinnati...played college baseball at
LeMoyne College in Syracuse, N.Y. where he made 13 starts as a junior after spending most of his
first two seasons as the team’s shortstop.
Josiah Gray - Pitching - Career - Regular Season

Gray’s Career Stats
2018 ROK Greeneville Reds 2 2 2.58 12 12 0 0 0 52.1 29 17 15 1 2 17 0 59 0.88 .155 5 0
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Reymin Guduan - LHP

Born: 3/16/1992 in San Pedro de Macoris, D.R.
Resides: San Pedro de Macoris, D.R.
Dec. 2, 2019
2019:
• Spent the majority of the season with Triple-A Round Rock...went 3-1 in 23 relief appearances....
posted a 2.63 ERA, 32 strikeouts, and a 1.72 WHIP over 27.1 innings.
• Posted a 1-0 record with an 11.81 ERA in seven relief appearances with the Houston Astros during
four stints...recorded a combined six strikeouts and four walks in 5.1 innings.
• Provided 2.0 scoreless innings with no hits and three strikeouts April 20 at Texas to match his MLB
career high for innings pitched.
• Earned his first career MLB win June 4 at Seattle after recording an out in the bottom of the sixth
inning.
• Placed on Round Rock’s temporary inactive list July 28 and later transferred to the restricted list
July 30 where he remained the remainder of the season.
Career:
• Spent the majority of the 2018 season with Triple-A Fresno, making 43 relief appearances and
going 3-3 with a 3.74 ERA in 55.1 innings with 83 strikeouts against 32 walks...also pitched in three
games for the Astros, allowing one run and one hit (a home run) with four strikeouts and no walks in
3.1 innings.
• Made his MLB debut with the Astros May 31, 2017 at Minnesota....allowed one run on two hits with
two strikeouts in 2.0 innings of relief...appeared in 22 total games during five stints with the Astros
in 2017 and was scoreless in a career-long eight consecutive outings July 17-Aug. 8...spent the
majority of the season with Triple-A Fresno, going 5-7 with a 5.87 ERA in 39 relief appearances.
• Has averaged 11.1 strikeouts per nine innings in 382.0 MiLB innings...holds a 23-32 record with a
4.64 ERA and a 1.71 WHIP in 243 MiLB appearances (31 starts).
• Made his Triple-A debut with Oklahoma City Aug. 30, 2013 when the team was affiliated with the
Astros...allowed one run and one hit over 2.1 innings against Memphis with four strikeouts and three
walks at Chickasaw Bricktown Ballpark...only previous appearance with OKC.
• Originally signed by Houston as a non-drafted free agent Sept. 22, 2009.
Guduan’s Career Stats

Reymin Guduan - Pitching - Career - Regular Season
Season League Team W L ERA G GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER HR HB BB IBB SO WHIP AVG WP BK GIDP TBF
2010 ROK DSL Astros 1 2 11.95 15 4 0 0 0 20.1 38 34 27 0 3 31 0 19 3.39 .384 10 1 1 133
2011 ROK DSL Astros 1 3 2.17 13 13 0 0 0 45.2 31 19 11 0 4 42 0 61 1.60 .193 13 0 3 211
2012 ROK GCL Astros 1 1 5.40 8 3 0 0 0 18.1 26 11 11 1 0 16 1 16 2.29 .342 4 2 4 93
2013 AAA Oklahoma City Dodgers 0 0 3.86 1 0 0 0 0 2.1 1 1 1 0 1 3 0 4 1.71 .143 0 0 1 11
2013 ROK GCL Astros 0 1 4.35 10 2 0 0 0 20.2 19 16 10 3 3 10 0 28 1.40 .235 2 1 0 95
2014 ROK Greeneville Astros 2 5 4.47 13 9 0 0 0 44.1 53 32 22 2 2 27 0 58 1.80 .286 8 0 5 216
2015 AA Corpus Christi Hooks 1 3 11.57 16 0 0 0 0 16.1 20 23 21 3 0 19 0 19 2.39 .294 5 1 2 89
2015 A(Adv) Lancaster JetHawks 0 3 3.12 13 0 0 0 4 17.1 12 9 6 0 0 11 2 25 1.33 .188 3 0 0 77
2015 A(Full) Quad Cities River Bandits 3 0 0.75 6 0 0 0 0 12.0 6 1 1 0 1 3 0 15 0.75 .146 1 0 2 45
2016 AA Corpus Christi 1 0 0.69 9 0 0 0 2 13.0 7 1 1 1 0 3 0 19 0.77 .156 0 0 1 48
2016 AAA Fresno Grizzlies 2 3 5.23 34 0 0 0 0 43.0 43 25 25 2 0 34 2 44 1.79 .256 8 0 6 203
2017 MLB Houston Astros 0 0 7.88 22 0 0 0 0 16.0 24 14 14 1 0 12 0 16 2.25 .338 3 0 1 83
2019 AAA Round Rock Express 3 1 2.63 23 0 0 0 2 27.1 29 14 8 1 1 18 0 32 1.72 .269 5 0 2 131
Career MLB Multiple 1 0 8.03 32 0 0 0 0 24.2 33 22 22 5 0 16 0 26 1.99 .317 3 0 1 121
Career Minors Multiple 23 32 4.64 243 31 0 0 11 382.0 392 243 197 22 16 263 5 470 1.71 .260 68 6 35 1805

2020 OKC DODGERS
Ben Holmes - LHP

Born: 9/12/1991 in Clackamas, Ore.
Resides: Corvallis, Ore.
July 6, 2018
2019:
• Limited to a combined 14 starts — nine with Triple-A OKC and five with Double-A Tulsa — competing
until mid-June when he was placed on Tulsa’s Injured List and did not play the remainder of the season.
• With OKC, went 1-4 with a 6.32 ERA over 37.0 innings with 40 strikeouts and 21 walks...averaged
9.7 strikeouts per nine innings...with Tulsa, went 1-0 with a 3.75 ERA over 24.0 innings with 24
strikeouts and eight walks...pitched a season-high 6.0 innings June 7 against Arkansas in Game 2 of a
doubleheader with the Drillers.
• Set a career high with 10 strikeouts despite facing just 19 total batters April 25 at San Antonio
(Game 2)...struck out the side in the first and third innings and notched two strikeouts in both the
second and fourth innings...became the first OKC pitcher in 2019 with 10+ strikeouts in a game....
struck out four of first five batters and also had a stretch with five strikeouts over six batters between
the second and fourth innings...eight swinging strikeouts and two K’s on called third strikes.
• Made Triple-A debut April 6 at home against San Antonio...allowed three runs and four hits over 3.0
innings in a no decision...struck out five of the first 12 batters faced.
Career:
• Began the 2018 season on the Disabled List in the Marlins organization...spent time with Double-A
Jacksonville and High-A Jupiter, making eight relief appearances before being released June 27...
signed by the Dodgers July 6 and assigned to High-A Rancho Cucamonga...allowed two runs and nine
hits over 17.0 IP...tallied 25 K’s against five walks...joined Double-A Tulsa Aug. 4, 2018 and played the
rest of the season with the Drillers...over six starts went 2-2 with a 2.82 ERA, 0.97 WHIP and .189
BAA...including the Texas League playoffs, made six quality starts in eight starts overall.
• Played in the Arizona Fall League with the Glendale Desert Dogs in 2018...earned Arizona Fall
League Pitcher of the Week honors Nov. 3 following his performance Nov. 2 against Peoria, when he
fired 5.0 scoreless innings of one-hit ball...overall went 1-2 with a 3.97 ERA over six starts and had 24
strikeouts in 22.0 innings.
• Named a South Atlantic League Mid-Season All-Star in 2016 with Low-A Greensboro...in 35 relief
appearances between Greensboro and High-A Jupiter, owned a 1.18 ERA, 0.99 WHIP and .185 BAA.
• Selected by Miami in the ninth round of the 2014 MLB Draft out of Oregon State University...led
NCAA Division I with a 0.78 ERA in 2014 and was named Pac-12 Player of the Year...named a finalist
for the Dick Howser Trophy...left Oregon State as the school’s career wins leader and ranked second in
career strikeouts.
• Originally selected by Philadelphia in the fifth round of the 2013 MLB Draft, but returned to Oregon
State for his senior season...also selected by Cleveland in the 15th round of the 2010 MLB Draft, but
elected to enroll at Oregon State.
Holmes’ Career Stats

Ben Holmes - Pitching - Career - Regular Season

2014 A(Short) Batavia Muckdogs 0 2 2.95 11 11 0 0 0 39.2 47 17 13 5 0 12 0 31 1.49 .320 0 0
2015 A(Full) Greensboro Grasshoppers 3 6 5.20 20 17 0 0 0 91.2 107 59 53 9 3 29 0 71 1.48 .288 13 0
2015 A(Adv) Jupiter Hammerheads 3 1 2.92 7 7 0 0 0 37.0 32 16 12 2 1 18 0 29 1.35 .237 4 0
2016 A(Full) Greensboro Grasshoppers 5 0 1.36 16 0 0 0 2 46.1 24 8 7 4 1 20 0 43 0.95 .156 6 0
2018 AA Jacksonville Jumbo Shrimp 0 0 4.70 5 0 0 0 0 7.2 11 4 4 1 1 1 0 5 1.57 .324 0 0
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Drew Jackson - IF

Born: 7/28/1993 in Berkeley, Calif.
Resides: Orinda, Calif.
Acquired by Dodgers: Returned to Dodgers from
Baltimore (Rule 5), April 10, 2019
2019:
• Played in 85 games for the OKC Dodgers, slashing .209/.300/.319 with 57 hits (10 doubles, one
triple, six homers), 40 runs scored, 28 RBI and 31 walks.
• Assigned to OKC April 13...returned to the Dodgers from Baltimore April 10 after being designated
for assignment as a Major League Rule 5 pick...selected by the Phillies in the 2018 Rule 5 Draft and
traded to the Orioles later that day in exchange for international slot money.
• Appeared in three games with Baltimore and went 0-for-3 with a walk...made ML debut on Opening
Day as a pinch-hitter against the Yankees and grounded into a fielder’s choice in his first at-bat
against Zack Britton.
• During Spring Training, led Baltimore qualified batters in batting average (.316) and hits (18) while
ranking among the leaders in RBI (nine), on-base percentage (.355), slugging (.386), on base plus
slugging (.741) and total bases (22).
• Placed on OKC’s Injured List April 28-May 5 (concussion) and June 14-29 (right arm)...was 8-for-27
with five extra-base hits in the eight games leading up to last IL placement.
• Collected a season-high three hits three times with OKC (April 15 at Iowa, April 17 against Omaha
and May 30 at Memphis)...drove in a season-best three runs April 25 at San Antonio with a three-run
homer in the second inning.
Career:
• Spent the entirety of 2018 with Double-A Tulsa...batted .251 with 15 homers and 46 RBI...set
a career high in homers and matched his total from 2016-17 combined...led Tulsa with 22 stolen
bases...named a Texas League Mid-Season All-Star, a MiLB.com Organization All-Star and TL Player
of the Week May 13.
• Three-time MiLB.com Organization All-Star — in 2015 with Seattle and in both 2017 and 2018 with
the Dodgers.
• Earned eight awards in 2015 with Low-A Everett (Seattle): MiLB.com Organization All-Star, Baseball
America Short-Season All-Star, Northwest League MVP, Northwest League Mid-Season and Post
Season All-Star, MiLB.com Northwest League Player of the Month for August, and two-time Northwest
League Player of the Week.
• Selected by Seattle in the fifth round of the 2015 MLB Draft out of Stanford...traded to LAD on
March 1, 2017 along with RHP Aneurys Zabala in exchange for RHP Chase De Jong.
• Brother, Brett, was drafted in the first round of the 2009 MLB Draft by the Chicago Cubs and had
a seven-year playing career, including parts of two seasons in the Majors with the Cubs and Arizona
Diamondbacks.
Drew Jackson - Hitting - Career - Regular Season

Jackson’s Career Stats
2015 A(Short) Everett AquaSox .358 59 226 64 81 12 1 2 26 30 0 35 47 4 .432 .447 .879
2016 A(Adv) Bakersfield Blaze .258 124 524 87 135 24 2 6 47 50 0 105 16 8 .332 .345 .678
2017 ROK AZL Dodgers .200 3 10 1 2 0 2 0 4 1 0 4 0 0 .273 .600 .873
2019 MLB Baltimore Orioles .000 3 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 .250 .000 .250

2020 OKC DODGERS
Connor Joe - IF/OF

Born: 8/16/1992 in San Diego, Calif.
Resides: San Diego, Calif.
Acquired by Dodgers: Returned to the Dodgers from
San Francisco (Rule 5), April 13, 2019
2019:
• Spent the majority of the season with Triple-A Oklahoma City...finished tied for second in the PCL with 72 walks and
finished third in the league with a .426 on-base percentage...also led the OKC Dodgers with 105 games played, 108
hits, 82 runs scored and 26 doubles...slashed .300/.426/.503 with 15 home runs (fifth among OKC players), one
triple and 68 RBI (third among OKC players).
• Cleared waivers and was returned to the Dodgers in mid-April as a Major League Rule 5 selection after starting
the season with the San Francisco Giants, who had acquired him in March via trade with Cincinnati...the Reds had
selected him during the Rule 5 Draft in December 2018...DFA’d by SF April 7 and assigned to OKC April 16.
• Made ML debut on Opening Day with the Giants and started in left field...game was played in his hometown of San
Diego...went 1-for-15 with one walk over eight games with San Francisco...picked up first career hit with a pinch-hit
single against Tampa Bay April 6.
• With OKC, went 3-for-4 with a homer, double, two runs, three RBI and two walks July 4 against Round Rock...belted
two homers May 20 against Omaha with a leadoff homer and a two-run shot in the fourth inning; second career multi-
homer game (April 15, 2018 against Midland)...placed on the Injured List April 23-May 9 with a hamstring strain...put
together an eight-game hitting streak June 27-July 4, going 13-for-30 (.433) with four homers and 13 RBI.
• Named an MiLB.com Organization All-Star for the Dodgers for a second straight season...utility player appeared in
79 games at first base, six games at third base, 10 games in left field and three games in right field.
Career:
• Enters his sixth professional season...owns a .271/.377.420 slash line with 103 doubles, 11 triples, 43 homers
and 229 RBI in 495 games.
• Split 2018 between Oklahoma City and Double-A Tulsa...slashed a combined .299/.408/.527 with 17 homers and
55 RBI...led full-season Dodgers minor leaguers with a .935 OPS...named a Texas League Mid-Season All-Star and
MiLB.com Organization All-Star.
• In 2018 with OKC, collected 47 hits, including 10 doubles, two triples and six home runs, with 25 RBI and 34 runs
scored...placed on the DL Aug. 18-31 with a concussion after being hit in the helmet with a pitch Aug. 17 by Iowa’s
Duane Underwood, Jr...hit a home run in each game of a doubleheader July 30 at New Orleans, including a leadoff
homer in Game 2.
• Transferred to OKC June 21, 2018 after playing in 57 games with Tulsa and slashing .304/.425/.554 with 35 runs,
30 RBI, 16 doubles and 11 HR...notched 18 multi-hit games...at the time of promotion was among TL leaders in OBP
(.425; 2nd), OPS (.979; 2nd), SLG (.554; 3rd), walks (38; 3rd), and XBH (28; 5th).
• Received MiLB.com Organization All-Star honors in 2016 while in the Pittsburgh organization...named a Florida
State League Mid-Season All-Star with Bradenton in 2016.
• Traded to the Dodgers Sept. 24, 2017 from Atlanta for future considerations...traded to Atlanta by Pittsburgh Aug.
5, 2017 in exchange for Sean Rodriguez.
• Drafted by the Pirates in the first round (39th overall) of the 2014 MLB Draft out of the University of San Diego,
where he was teammates with Kris Bryant...named West Coast Conference’s 2014 Player of the Year.
• Announced during 2020 Spring Training he had been diagnosed with testicular cancer and left Spring Training early
to undergo surgery and treatment.
Connor Joe - Hitting - Career - Regular Season

Joe’s Career Stats
2015 A(Full) West Virginia Power .245 80 290 38 71 12 1 1 20 50 0 34 0 4 .366 .303 .670
2016 A(Adv) Bradenton Marauders .277 107 390 49 108 26 2 5 52 45 0 84 2 4 .351 .392 .743
2017 AA Mississippi Braves .135 20 52 2 7 1 0 0 4 6 0 18 0 1 .233 .154 .387
2017 AA Altoona Curve .240 74 242 29 58 11 4 5 30 34 3 40 2 4 .338 .380 .718
2017 A(Short) West Virginia Black Bears .250 3 12 2 3 1 0 0 0 1 0 4 0 0 .308 .333 .641
2019 MLB San Francisco Giants .067 8 15 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 5 0 0 .125 .067 .192
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Marshall Kasowski - RHP

Born: 3/10/1995 in Conroe, Texas
Resides: Conroe, Texas
the 2017 MLB Draft
2019:
• Posted a 4-3 record with two saves and a 2.45 ERA in 27 relief appearances with Double-A Tulsa...
struck out 46 while allowing only 16 walks and posting a 1.13 WHIP in 29.1 innings.
• Held right-handed batters to a .111 average and left-handed batters to a .216 average...pitched a
season-high 2.0 innings May 7 against Corpus Christi and Aug. 24 against Corpus Christi...racked up
four strikeouts three times — April 9 against Springfield, May 7 against Corpus Christi and May 17
against Arkansas.
• Spent two stints on the Injured List and made two rehab starts with the AZL Dodgers where he
pitched a combined 2.1 scoreless innings.
• On April 14, pitched the eighth inning of a combined no-hitter with Mitchell White, Parker Curry and
Louis Head. Tulsa lost the game, 1-0, in 10 innings, becoming the first Texas League team to throw a
no-hitter and lose since July 22, 1939.
Career:
• Enters his fourth season with the Dodgers organization...begins season with a 7-5 record and
2.26 ERA in 79 minor league appearances (six starts)...has struck out 177 batters in 107.2 innings,
averaging 14.8 strikeouts per nine innings.
• Posted career bests in nearly every category in 2018 due to much larger workload in his second
season of professional ball...nearly cut his WHIP in half (2.03 in 2017 to 1.05 in 2018) and over .100
points lower batting average against (.244 in 2017 to .136 in 2018)...struck out 111 batters in 64.2
innings across three levels.
• In 2018, allowed just three earned runs from May 26 to Aug. 15, a streak that spanned three
different teams (Low-A Great Lakes, High-A Rancho Cucamonga, and Double-A Tulsa), 24
appearances and 35.1 innings.
• Selected by the Dodgers in the 13th round of the 2017 MLB Draft out of West Texas A&M...played
two seasons at the University of Houston before transferring after being sidelined by injury as a junior
in 2016.
• As a sophomore, was part of the 2015 Houston team that won the American Athletic Conference
title and earned a No. 1 seed in the NCAA Tournament, led by a pitching staff that paced the
American Athletic Conference in ERA at 2.89.
• Also played for Panola Junior College and helped the team to a Regional Tournament appearance...
named First Team All-Conference.
Kasowski
Marshall Kasowski - Pitching - Career - Regular Season
’s Career Stats
2017 ROK AZL Dodgers 0 0 0.00 4 0 0 0 0 5.1 1 0 0 0 0 3 0 9 0.75 .059 1 0
2019 ROK AZL Dodgers 0 0 0.00 1 1 0 0 0 1.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 0.00 .000 0 0
2019 ROK AZL Dodgers 0 0 0.00 1 1 0 0 0 1.1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0.75 .200 0 0

2020 OKC DODGERS
José Lobatón - C
Bats: Switch / Throws: Right

Born: 10/21/1984 in Acarigua, Venezuela
Resides: Orlando, Fla.
Jan. 8, 2020
2019:
• Spent the season at the Triple-A level with Tacoma and Oklahoma City...traded to the Los Angeles Dodgers for
cash from Seattle Aug. 8, 2019, coincidentally while the Mariners’ Triple-A affiliate Tacoma was playing a series in
OKC.
• At the time of the trade, ranked second among Rainiers players with 38 RBI and 15 homers and third with 68
hits...overall batted .236 with a .305 OBP and .434 SLG with Tacoma, hitting 13 homers and 18 doubles with 38
RBI and 34 runs scored over 75 games.
• Became the first Tacoma batter to reach 10 home runs last season on June 25...racked up a career-high five hits
and five RBI May 28 at Salt Lake...hit two three-run homers July 18 against Las Vegas, finishing the game with a
career-high six RBI.
• Closed the season with OKC, slashing .234/.339/.383 in 15 games, hitting a home run and four doubles with five
RBI and five runs scored.
Career:
• Veteran catcher spent time with both the New York Mets and Triple-A Las Vegas in 2018...played in 22
games for the Mets over three stints, hitting two doubles, a triple and tallying four RBI...with Las Vegas, slashed
.348/.430/.598 in 39 games, collecting nine doubles, eight homers, 27 RBI and 18 walks...finished among Las
Vegas team leaders in batting average (seventh) and home runs (ninth), despite playing in just 38 Triple-A games...
placed on the DL June 28-July 21...signed with the Mariners as a free agent Dec. 7, 2018.
• Played in 413 Major League games over nine seasons, slashing .215/.293/.319, while playing for San Diego
(2009), Tampa Bay (2011-13), Washington (2014-17) and the Mets (2018)...played in a career high 100 games with
Tampa Bay during the 2013 season, batting .249 with 32 RBI, 24 extra-base hits and 38 runs scored.
• Played against the Dodgers with Washington in the 2016 NLDS, hitting a go-ahead, three-run homer off Rich Hill
in the fourth inning of the Nationals’ 5-2 win in Game 2...acquired by the Nationals from Tampa Bay in 2014 as part
of a four-player deal...named to his first Opening Day roster in 2012 with the Tampa Bay and went on to play in 69
games during his first full season in the Majors...claimed off waivers by the Rays from San Diego in 2009.
• Made his ML debut with the San Diego Padres July 5, 2009 against the Dodgers at second base in his only ML
appearance at a defensive position other than catcher, entering the game in the 13th inning when David Eckstein
exited with a hamstring strain...hit first MLB home run July 25, 2012 against the Orioles while with the Rays...
originally signed with the San Diego Padres as a non-drafted free agent May 13, 2002.
Lobatón’s Career Stats

José Lobatón - Hitting - Career - Regular Season

2003 ROK Idaho Falls Padres .272 56 191 22 52 15 0 1 32 22 2 50 0 1 .352 .366 .718
2004 A (Short) Eugene Emeralds .219 44 151 13 33 12 0 7 23 17 0 35 0 0 .298 .437 .735
2005 A(Full) Fort Wayne Wizards .176 9 34 2 6 1 0 0 1 2 0 5 0 0 .222 .206 .428
2005 ROK AZL Padres .357 5 14 2 5 2 0 0 2 6 0 4 1 0 .550 .500 1.050
2005 A(Short) Eugene Emeralds .281 11 32 4 9 2 0 0 3 6 0 8 0 0 .410 .344 .754
2006 A(Full) Fort Wayne Wizards .279 20 61 15 17 3 1 1 11 12 0 12 0 0 .408 .410 .818
2009 AA Montgomery Biscuits .262 26 84 13 22 7 0 3 11 15 1 19 0 0 .376 .452 .829
2009 AAA Portland Beavers .241 39 133 14 32 6 0 3 8 10 0 35 0 0 .292 .353 .645
2010 AAA Durham Bulls .261 72 241 26 63 11 0 7 33 27 1 52 1 0 .337 .394 .731
2011 MLB Tampa Bay Rays .118 15 34 2 4 1 0 0 0 4 0 8 0 0 .231 .147 .378
2011 AAA Durham Bulls .293 54 184 24 54 10 1 8 31 37 2 50 0 0 .410 .489 .899
2011 A(Adv) Charlotte Stone Crabs .444 6 18 0 8 4 0 0 2 2 0 5 0 0 .500 .667 1.167
2012 AAA Durham Bulls .067 4 15 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 5 0 0 .067 .133 .200
2012 A(Adv) Charlotte Stone Crabs .000 2 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 .167 .000 .167
2014 MLB Washington Nationals .234 66 214 18 50 9 0 2 12 15 1 61 0 0 .287 .304 .591
2016 AAA Syracuse Chiefs .385 3 13 1 5 0 0 0 1 1 0 6 1 0 .429 .385 .813
2018 MLB New York Mets .143 22 49 3 7 2 1 0 4 7 0 15 0 0 .246 .224 .470
2018 AAA Las Vegas 51s .348 39 132 22 46 9 0 8 27 18 2 31 1 0 .430 .598 1.029
2019 AAA Tacoma Rainiers .236 75 288 34 68 18 0 13 38 27 0 83 1 0 .305 .434 .739
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Kyle Lobstein - LHP

Born: 8/12/1989 in Flagstaff, Ariz.
Dec. 12, 2019
2019:
• Spent the entire season with Triple-A Las Vegas in the Oakland organization, going 6-4 with two
saves and a 4.75 ERA in 43 appearances (one start)...recorded 66 strikeouts against 32 walks in 66.1
innings.
• Held left-handed batters to a .266 average with 23 strikeouts while limiting right handers to a .263
average with 43 strikeouts.
• Allowed only four earned runs in June while holding batters to a .179 average over 11.2 innings...in
July, allowing four earned runs over 14.0 innings with nine strikeouts against one walk.
• Pitched a season-high 4.0 innings May 31 at Sacramento, allowing one hit with four strikeouts...picked
up a season-high five strikeouts May 27 at Reno.
• Elected free agency Nov. 4, 2019 and signed with the Los Angeles Dodgers Dec. 12, 2019.
Career:
• Enters his 12th professional season and his second stint with the Dodgers.
• Started the 2018 season with the Toros de Tijuana in the Mexican League, making 11 starts and
going 4-2 with 49 strikeouts and a 1.21 WHIP over 58.0 innings...signed with the Los Angeles Dodgers
as a free agent June 22, 2018.
• Split the remainder of the 2018 season between Double-A Tulsa and Triple-A Oklahoma City...went 3-2
with the Drillers over seven starts, posting a 2.56 ERA over 38.2 innings with 35 strikeouts and nine
walks...with OKC, made seven starts, going 1-5 with a 5.14 ERA in 35.0 innings with 31 strikeouts and
15 walks.
• Owns a 6-10 record and 5.06 ERA, with 74 strikeouts and 49 walks in 34 MLB appearances (17
starts) with Detroit (2014-15) and Pittsburgh (2016)...most recent Major League appearance came June
24, 2016 against the Dodgers.
• Made MLB debut Aug. 23, 2014 against the Twins as a member of the Tigers...went 5.2 innings with
three runs on four hits while recording four walks and three strikeouts...earned first MLB win Sept. 7,
2014 against the Giants....allowed one run in 5.2 innings of work with three strikeouts.
• Named a MiLB.com Organization All-Star in 2013 for Detroit...six-time league pitcher of the week
throughout his career...originally selected in the second round of the 2008 MLB Draft by Tampa Bay
from Coconino High School in Flagstaff, Ariz.
Lobstein’s Career Stats

Kyle Lobstein - Pitching - Career - Regular Season

2009 A(Short) Hudson Valley Renegades 3 5 2.58 14 14 0 0 0 73.1 55 23 21 4 3 23 0 74 1.06 .204 4 0
2010 A(Full) Bowling Green Hot Rods 9 8 4.14 27 27 1 0 0 148.0 140 76 68 14 3 54 0 128 1.31 .252 6 0
2011 A(Adv) Charlotte Stone Crabs 9 9 3.71 22 21 1 0 0 121.1 120 54 50 11 3 30 1 85 1.24 .257 4 0
2013 AA Erie SeaWolves 7 4 3.12 15 15 2 0 0 95.1 92 35 33 6 0 27 0 83 1.25 .262 1 1
2015 A(Adv) Lakeland Flying Tigers 0 1 3.52 2 2 0 0 0 7.2 7 4 3 1 0 2 0 4 1.17 .269 0 0
2016 MLB Pittsburgh Pirates 2 0 3.96 14 0 0 0 0 25.0 25 11 11 2 2 12 1 15 1.48 .263 2 0
2016 AAA Indianapolis Indians 1 3 4.11 19 6 0 0 1 50.1 55 26 23 3 1 17 2 42 1.43 .284 1 0
2016 AAA Norfolk Tides 0 0 0.00 1 0 0 0 0 1.0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1.00 .000 0 0
2017 AA Jacksonville Jumbo Shrimp 0 1 1.50 3 0 0 0 0 6.0 6 4 1 0 1 4 0 7 1.67 .261 1 0
2017 AAA New Orleans Baby Cakes 0 2 2.21 27 0 0 0 1 36.2 31 13 9 3 3 18 1 24 1.34 .220 2 0
2018 AAA Toros de Tijuana 4 2 2.95 11 11 0 0 0 58.0 51 19 19 2 3 19 0 49 1.21 .243 2 0
2019 AAA Las Vegas Aviators 6 4 4.75 43 1 0 0 2 66.1 67 39 35 6 4 32 1 66 1.49 .264 4 0

2020 OKC DODGERS
Nolan Long - RHP

Born: 1/19/1994 in New London, Conn.
Resides: Waterford, Conn.
Acquired by Dodgers: Selected in 16th round of
the 2015 MLB Draft
2019:
• Spent the entire season with Double-A Tulsa...posted a 5-1 record and six saves with a 2.29 ERA,
81 strikeouts, 39 walks and a 1.22 WHIP in 40 appearances (one start)...recorded a season-high five
strikeouts June 18 against Frisco over a season-high 2.2 innings.
• Did not allow an earned run in August over 10 games and 13.1 innings...went 1-1 with three saves,
allowing a total of six hits and one unearned run, along with 15 K’s and seven walks...held opponents to
a .136 average during the month and posted a 0.98 WHIP.
• Participated in the 2019 Texas League Mid-Season All-Star Game...pitched a scoreless and hitless
eighth inning...went 4-0 with a 3.16 ERA over 21 games (37.0 innings) during the first half of the
season...finished the season with a 1.04 ERA over his final 19 appearances (one start).
• Owned a 1.97 ERA and a 4-0 home record over 10 appearances (one start) against a 2.61 ERA and a
1-1 record on the road (21 appearances).
Career:
• Split the 2018 season between Double-A Tulsa and High-A Rancho Cucamonga, making 24
appearances with Tulsa and 19 appearances with Rancho Cucamonga...went 5-0 in the California
League, posting a 1.03 ERA and 52 strikeouts against 12 walks for a 0.86 WHIP and holding
opponents to a .151 average over 35.0 IP...went 3-0 in the Texas League with a 5.05 ERA in 35.2
innings with 40 K’s, 17 walks and a 1.21 WHIP and .200 opponent’s average.
• Enters his sixth professional season with the Dodgers.
• Played both baseball and basketball at Wagner College...named a 2015 All-Northeast Conference
Baseball First Team selection.
• Selected in the 16th round of the 2015 MLB Draft by the Dodgers.
• His uncle, Dennis, was selected in the 16th round of the 1980 MLB Draft by the Texas Rangers.
Long’s Nolan
Career Stats
Long - Pitching - Career - Regular Season

2015 ROK AZL Dodgers 5 1 1.11 10 3 0 0 0 24.1 14 4 3 0 0 12 0 30 1.07 .163 1 0
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Kieran Lovegrove - RHP

Height: 6-4/ Weight: 200
Born: 7/28/1994 in Johannesburg, South Africa
Resides: Mission Viejo, Calif.
Feb. 13, 2020
2019:
• Split time between Double-A Richmond (15 appearances) in the San Francisco Giants system
and High-A Frederick (five appearances) in the Baltimore Orioles system...limited to 20 total relief
appearances during the season.
• Started the season with Richmond, going 2-2 with an 8.69 ERA...recorded 18 strikeouts and allowed
14 walks over 19.2 innings...posted a 1.58 WHIP and converted one of two save opportunities...
pitched a season-high 2.1 innings April 16 at Hartford...recorded a season-high four strikeouts in three
appearances.
• Signed as a free agent by the Giants Jan. 24...placed on the 7-day IL with a hip strain May 3...
released June 12.
• Signed by the Orioles as a free agent June 20...placed on the 7-day IL July 8 and Aug. 21...elected
free agency Nov. 4.
• Went 0-2 with Frederick, allowing seven runs over 6.1 innings for a 9.95 ERA with nine strikeouts and
10 walks.
Career:
• Enters his ninth professional season and first with the Dodgers.
• In 2018, pitched at three different levels of the Cleveland organization, including 30 games with
Double-A Akron and 10 games with High-A Lynchburg...closed out the season with his first Triple-A
appearances with Columbus, pitching 3.0 shutout innings for Columbus with three strikeouts...signed
by San Francisco as a free agent Nov. 20, 2018.
• Pitched for Team World at the 2018 SiriusXM All-Star Futures Game...pitched one-third of an inning,
allowing a solo home run by Taylor Trammell in the sixth inning.
• Named New York/Penn League Pitcher of the week July 7, 2014 as a member of Mahoning Valley.
• Played in the 2012 World Baseball Classic qualifiers for South Africa with Gift Ngoepe, the first player
from South Africa to play in the Majors.
• Born in Johannesburg, South Africa and moved to Southern California at the age of five.
• While in high school at Mission Viejo (Calif.), he and two teammates founded a nonprofit called the
Going to Bat Foundation, dedicated to collecting quality baseball equipment to send to communities in
need.
• Originally selected in the third round of the 2012 MLB Draft by Cleveland from Mission Viejo High
School.
Lovegrove’s Career Stats

Kieran Lovegrove - Pitching - Career - Regular Season

2012 ROK AZL Indians 0 2 6.00 8 7 0 0 0 21.0 28 16 14 1 1 9 0 18 1.76 .318 5 1
2013 ROK AZL Indians 1 7 5.25 13 12 0 0 0 58.1 63 45 34 4 9 31 0 51 1.61 .272 14 3
2014 A(Short) Mahoning Valley Scrappers 2 2 3.90 8 8 0 0 0 30.0 28 14 13 0 3 23 0 14 1.70 .255 3 1
2015 A(Short) Mahoning Valley Scrappers 1 8 6.08 14 14 0 0 0 60.2 66 50 41 3 8 31 0 37 1.60 .287 8 0
2016 A(Full) Lake County Captains 4 3 4.25 39 0 0 0 6 48.2 47 29 23 2 4 22 0 44 1.42 .251 9 2
2017 A(Adv) Lynchburg Hillcats 4 3 5.01 38 2 0 0 1 50.1 43 29 28 5 3 25 1 51 1.35 .231 6 0
2018 AA Akron RubberDucks 1 0 3.46 30 0 0 0 1 39.0 28 21 15 2 5 27 0 38 1.41 .197 7 0
2018 AAA Columbus Clippers 0 0 0.00 1 0 0 0 0 3.0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 0.33 .111 0 0
2018 A(Adv) Lynchburg Hillcats 3 0 1.56 10 0 0 0 2 17.1 12 4 3 0 0 4 0 25 0.92 .188 1 1
2019 AA Richmond Flying Squirrels 2 2 8.69 15 0 0 0 1 19.2 17 20 19 3 1 14 0 18 1.58 .230 4 0
2019 A(Adv) Frederick Keys 0 2 9.95 5 0 0 0 0 6.1 5 7 7 0 1 10 0 9 2.37 .217 2 0

2020 OKC DODGERS
Gavin Lux - IF

Born: 11/23/1997 in Kenosha, Wis.
Resides: Kenosha, Wis.
Acquired by Dodgers: Selected in the first round
(20th overall) of the 2016 MLB Draft
2019:
• Named Baseball America’s Minor League Player of the Year after slashing .347/.421/.607 with 26 home runs, 25
doubles, eight triples, 76 RBI, 99 runs and 61 walks in a combined 113 games between Double-A Tulsa and Triple-A OKC
...became the third Dodger to win the award, following Mike Marshall (1981) and Paul Konerko (1997)...named 2019 Branch
Rickey Minor League Player of the Year in the Dodgers organization for the second straight year, as well as a MiLB.com
Organization All-Star and Baseball America Minor League All-Star, Triple-A All-Star and Double-A All-Star...participated in the
2019 SiriusXM All-Star Futures Game in Cleveland (0-for-2) along with teammate Dustin May.
• Made MLB debut Sept. 2 at Colorado...went 2-for-5 with a double and a lead-off single in his first Major League at-bat...
became the first Dodger player to score three runs in his Major League debut...hit a pinch-hit home run in his first career
postseason at-bat in the eighth inning of Game 1 of the NLDS, becoming the youngest Dodger to homer in a postseason
game at the age of 21 years and 314 days...slashed .230/.305/.400 with two home runs, a triple, four doubles and nine RBI
in 23 regular-season MLB appearances...reached base in 15 games and collected a hit in 12 games, including five multi-hit
efforts.
• Compiled a 50-game on-base streak June 8-Aug. 15...reached base in first 37 games with OKC in addition to final 13 games
with Tulsa...hit safely in each of his first 16 games with OKC (June 27-July 19), batting .515 (35x68) with nine multi-hit games,
18 extra-base hits, seven homers, 23 RBI and 26 runs.
• Named Uncle Ray’s PCL Player of the Month for July...led the league with a .435 AVG, .519 OBP and 1.356 OPS...tallied 40
hits, 19 XBH, scored 29 runs and had 26 RBI with a .837 SLG over 22 games.
• Named PCL Player of the Week for July 15-21...went 15-for-30 with eight extra-base hits, including five homers, 12 RBI and
13 runs; marked second career weekly honor...tallied career-high five hits July 18 at Iowa (5x6, HR, 2 2B, 3 R, 3 RBI)...went
12-for-18 with 5 HR and 11 RBI over a four-game series at Iowa July 15-18...homered in five straight games July 13 G2-July 18,
totaling six home runs...hit two home runs and totaled five RBI to tie his career high July 17.
• Transferred to OKC from Double-A Tulsa June 27...went 3-for-5 in team debut...went 4-for-6 with a lead-off home run and two
doubles June 30 at Nashville and scored three runs...went 4-for-6 with four runs scored July 4 against Round Rock.
• Named a Texas League Mid-Season and Post-Season All-Star...in 64 games with Tulsa, batted .313 with a team-leading 81
hits, four triples, seven stolen bases, 45 runs and 13 homers (tie), along with 37 RBI, seven doubles and 28 walks...at the time
of his promotion, ranked among Texas League leaders in total bases (135, 1st), hits (2nd), OPS (.896, 2nd), SLG (.521, 2nd),
home runs (tie, 2nd), batting average (tie, 4th), OBP (.375, 5th) and triples (tie, 6th).
• Compiled a 10-game hitting streak May 13-23, tallying 20 hits, including three homers and eight RBI...notched a total of three
four-hit games, two multi-homer games (May 6 vs. Corpus Christi; June 12 at Frisco) and nine multi-RBI games with Tulsa...
notched back-to-back four-hit games May 22-23, going 8-for-10 with two homers and two doubles...ended the season as the
Dodgers’ No. 1 prospect by Baseball America and ranked as the No. 2 Minor League prospect overall by MLB Pipeline.
Career:
• Enters the 2020 season as the top-ranked Dodgers farmhand and fourth-ranked overall prospect according to Baseball
America...enters his fifth season in the Dodgers organization...owns a .305/.383/.483 career slash line in the Minors with 193
RBI, 156 extra-base hits (48 home runs) and 52 stolen bases in 396 appearances.
• Played in 88 games with High-A Rancho Cucamonga in 2018 before being assigned to Tulsa Aug. 1, where he played 28
games...led all shortstops in the Minors in batting average (.324), on-base percentage (.399) and slugging percentage (.514)
and led all Dodgers farmhands with 150 hits and 85 runs scored...named a MiLB.com Organization All-Star, Baseball America
Minor League All-Star and Class-A All-Star, California League Mid-Season and Post-Season All-Star...did not go three consecutive
games without a hit in 2018...named MiLB.com California League Player of the Month for July...named Dodgers Branch Rickey
Minor League Player of the Year.
• Selected by the Dodgers in the first round (20th overall) of the 2016 MLB Draft from Indian Trail High School in Kenosha, Wis...
named 2016 Wisconsin Gatorade Player of the Year...committed to Arizona State before signing with the Dodgers.
Gavin Lux - Hitting - Career - Regular Season

Lux’s Career Stats
2016 ROK AZL Dodgers .281 48 192 34 54 10 5 0 18 25 0 43 1 0 .365 .385 .751
2016 ROK Ogden Raptors .387 8 31 7 12 3 0 0 3 3 0 8 1 0 .441 .484 .925
2019 AAA Oklahoma City Dodgers .392 49 199 54 78 18 4 13 39 33 0 42 3 3 .478 .719 1.197
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Dustin May - RHP

Born: 9/6/1997 in Justin, Texas
Resides: Justin, Texas
Acquired by Dodgers: Selected in the third round of
the 2016 MLB Draft
2019:
• Made MLB debut Aug. 2 against San Diego, allowing four runs (three earned), with nine hits in 5.2 innings, taking
the loss in a 5-2 defeat...earned first Major League win Aug. 13 at Miami with 5.2 innings of one-run baseball; struck
out five while allowing only one walk.
• Went 2-3 overall with Los Angeles, posting a 3.63 ERA in 14 games (four starts) with a 1.10 WHIP and 32 strikeouts...
had a 2.82 ERA as a starter and 5.11 ERA in relief appearances...held MLB right-handed batters to a .188 average
while lefties averaged .346...made two relief appearances against the Washington Nationals in the NLDS, allowing one
earned run in 3.1 innings with a strikeout.
• Made five starts for the OKC Dodgers in Triple-A and 15 starts with Double-A Tulsa to begin the season...went 3-0
with OKC, posting a 2.30 ERA with 24 strikeouts and a 1.10 WHIP...promoted to OKC June 27...made Triple-A debut
June 30 at Nashville and earned the win...allowed two runs and five hits over 5.0 innings with two walks and three
strikeouts as OKC rolled to a 13-6 victory.
• Threw 5.1 innings of one-run ball July 17 at Iowa in a no decision...allowed six hits with one walk and eight
strikeouts...retired eight of the first nine batters faced and 12 of 15 batters faced through first four innings...fourth
start of season overall with eight or more K’s.
• Named PCL Pitcher of the Week for July 22-28...made two starts, going 2–0 and allowed one run, six hits and
three walks over 12.0 IP with 10 strikeouts...pitched six scoreless frames July 23 in Nashville before making his
home debut July 28 against Memphis and allowing one run over 6.0 innings.
• Named a 2019 Texas League Mid-Season All-Star leading qualified Drillers in nearly all pitching categories...ranked
among Texas League leaders in starts (15, T-1st), strikeouts (86, 2nd), WHIP (1.15, 4th), BAA (.237, 4th) and ERA
(3.74, 6th)...posted a 1.50 ERA, 0.96 WHIP and .188 BAA over five starts in April...named a TL Post-Season All-Star.
• Earned Texas League Pitcher of the Week honors for a dominant performance June 22 against Amarillo...threw
7.0 shutout innings, featuring a career-high 14 strikeouts...allowed just two hits and no walks on a career-high 103
pitches (72 strikes)...faced just one over the minimum, retiring 20 of 22 batters faced.
• Named to the NL roster for the Futures Game along with teammate Gavin Lux...retired the side in order in the third
inning, all on groundouts...threw just eight pitches...entered 2019 ranked as the Dodgers’ fourth overall prospect by
Baseball America.
Career:
• Enters his fifth season in the Dodgers organization in 2020 ranked as the Dodgers’ second overall prospect by
Baseball America and top pitching prospect.
• Made a total of 23 starts between High-A Rancho Cucamonga and Double-A Tulsa in 2018...went 9-5 with a 3.39
ERA...limited opponents to a .233 batting average and notched 122 strikeouts against 29 walks over 132.2 IP...
finished with a 1.11 WHIP...voted as a California League Post-Season All-Star...led Quakes starting pitchers with
a 1.10 WHIP...won California League Pitcher of the Week for the period ending May 27...earned the victory in the
Texas League Championship Series clincher, tossing 5.0 innings and allowing two runs in Tulsa’s 5-2 victory.
• Named a 2017 Midwest League Mid-Season All-Star with Low-A Great Lakes...went 4-3 with 3.92 ERA and fanned
67 in 62 innings prior to the All-Star Break.
• Selected by the Dodgers in the third round of the 2016 MLB Draft out of Northwest High School in Justin, Texas...
previously committed to play collegiately at Texas Tech before signing with the Dodgers...went 5-1 with a 1.50 ERA
and 79 strikeouts over 56 innings his senior season of high school.
May’s Career Stats

Dustin May - Pitching - Career - Regular Season

2016 ROK AZL Dodgers 0 1 3.86 10 6 0 0 1 30.1 37 16 13 0 3 4 0 34 1.35 .291 3 0

2020 OKC DODGERS
Zach McAllister - RHP

Born: 12/8/1987 in Peoria, Ill.
Resides: Peoria, Ill.
April 4, 2019
2019:
• Appeared in nine games in April with the OKC Dodgers before being placed on the Injured List for the rest of the
season...posted an 8.03 ERA with 19 strikeouts and three walks over 12.1 innings of relief.
• Did not allow a run and just three hits over first four appearances, totaling 7.0 IP before giving up seven runs
(six ER) and eight hits over 1.2 IP April 16 against Omaha...most runs allowed since May 16, 2014 for Cleveland
against Oakland (8 R/1.1 IP)...only second time in career allowed three homers in one game (Sept. 2, 2012 vs.
Texas; 4 HR)...struck out five of eight batters faced over 2.0 innings during regular season debut April 6 vs. San
Antonio.
• Signed by LAD as a minor league free agent on April 1 following his release from the Texas Rangers after Spring
Training.
Career:
• Enters his 15th professional season...has made 280 Major League appearances, including 68 starts...owns a
29-35 record with a 4.09 ERA and .263 BAA with 542 strikeouts against 199 walks in 591.2 innings.
• Had a brief stint with OKC in 2018 after signing a minor league deal with the Dodgers Aug. 26...DFA’d by Detroit
Aug. 19 and outrighted to Triple-A Toledo Aug. 21 before electing free agency Aug. 22...appeared in five regular
season games and three postseason games with OKC.
• Spent most of the 2018 season with the Cleveland Indians after appearing in 41 games...registered a 1-2 record
with a 4.97 ERA (23 ER/41.2 IP)...fanned 34 against 10 walks...posted a 1.37 WHIP while the opposition hit .285...
DFA’d Aug. 3 and released Aug. 7...signed by Detroit three days later.
• Appeared in 50 games with Cleveland in 2017...finished fourth on the team in relief innings (62.0) and had
15th-lowest relief ERA in AL (2.61)...39 of 50 outings were scoreless...saw action in three Postseason games
with Cleveland in 2016...pitched one game in ALCS versus Toronto and two games in the World Series against the
Chicago Cubs...threw 1.1 scoreless innings in Game 6 of the World Series.
• Earned first career save July 19, 2015 with two strikeouts in two-thirds of an inning to close out an 11-inning
game against Cincinnati...struck out a career-high 10.96 batters per nine innings in 2015.
• Made MLB debut July 7, 2011 in a start against Toronto...traded to the Indians Aug. 20, 2010 from the New York
Yankees as the PTBNL in the July 30, 2010 trade that sent Austin Kearns to Yankees...selected by the New York
Yankees in the third round of the 2006 MLB Draft out of Illinois Valley Central High School in Chillicothe, Ill...named
Illinois Gatorade Player of the Year for 2005-06.
• His father Steve played in the Astros and Pirates organizations from 1981-1986 and is now a scout with the
Arizona Diamondbacks.
McAllister’s Career Stats

Zach McAllister - Pitching - Career - Regular Season

2006 ROK GCL Yankees 5 2 3.09 11 1 0 0 0 35.0 35 14 12 1 1 12 1 28 1.34 .259 3 0
2007 A(Short) Staten Island Yankees 4 6 5.17 16 15 0 0 0 71.1 80 42 41 3 2 28 2 75 1.51 .286 2 0
2008 A(Full) Charleston RiverDogs 6 3 2.45 10 10 0 0 0 62.1 59 28 17 3 2 8 0 53 1.07 .245 3 0
2008 A(Adv) Tampa Yankees 8 6 1.83 15 14 1 1 1 88.2 74 24 18 6 4 13 1 62 0.98 .225 2 0
2009 AA Trenton Thunder 7 5 2.23 22 22 0 0 0 121.0 98 39 30 4 7 33 0 96 1.08 .220 0 1
2010 AAA Scranton/Wilkes-Barre Yankees 8 10 5.09 24 24 1 0 0 132.2 165 82 75 20 6 38 0 88 1.53 .308 7 0
2011 MLB Cleveland Indians 0 1 6.11 4 4 0 0 0 17.2 26 16 12 1 0 7 1 14 1.87 .338 0 0
2013 AA Akron Aeros 0 0 5.40 1 1 0 0 0 3.1 4 2 2 0 0 1 0 5 1.50 .286 0 0
2014 A(Full) Lake County Captains 0 0 6.23 1 1 0 0 0 4.1 9 3 3 0 0 1 0 4 2.31 .429 0 0
2016 AA Akron RubberDucks 0 0 0.00 2 0 0 0 0 2.0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0.50 .143 0 0
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Zach McKinstry - IF/OF

Born: 4/29/1995 in Toledo, Ohio
Resides: Fort Wayne, Ind.
Acquired by Dodgers: Selected in 33rd round of
the 2016 MLB Draft
2019:
• Spent the majority of 2019 with Double-A Tulsa before closing out the 2019 campaign with 26 games with
Triple-A Oklahoma City...transferred to OKC Aug. 3...compiled a .382/.421/.753 slash line with seven home
runs, eight doubles, two triples and 26 RBI with OKC...ranked among the PCL top 10 in hits (33), batting
average (.379), slugging percentage (.724) and OPS (1.137) from Aug. 4 to the end of the season...played five
different infield and outfield positions for OKC and batted in seven different spots in the lineup.
• Hit safely in first six games with OKC, going 13-for-23 with three homers and 11 RBI...went 3-for-4 with a
homer, double and a then-career-high four RBI against Tacoma Aug. 7...went 4-for-4 with two homers (both
3-run) and a career-high six RBI Aug. 9 against Tacoma...also tied career high in hits and was first career multi-
homer game.
• As of Aug. 2, ranked second among Drillers players with 95 hits, 53 runs scored and eight stolen bases, tied
for second with 37 walks and third with 52 hits and 12 homers...his 12 homers, four triples, eight stolen bases
and 53 RBI with Tulsa were all career highs.
• At the time of his promotion to OKC, his .807 OPS ranked eighth among qualified players in the Texas
League, while his .455 SLG was ninth and his 155 total bases ranked ninth.
• Slashed .330/.402/.520 over 27 games in July...tallied 33 hits, four homers and 15 RBI...hit safely in seven
of his last eight games with the Drillers, posting five consecutive multi-hit games during the stretch, and going
13-for-26 with two runs scored, four RBI and seven walks...hit four of his 12 total homers over a seven-game
span to begin the month of July...tied his season-high with three hits July 28 at Midland and tied his season-high
with three RBI July 27 at Midland.
• Named a Texas League Mid-Season All-Star for Tulsa, posting a .269 average with eight home runs, 11
doubles, three triples, and 37 RBI in the first half of the season...went 1-for-2 for the North All-Stars in the first
All-Star appearance of his professional career.
• Added to the Dodgers’ 40-man roster Nov. 20, 2019...named a MiLB.com Organization All-Star.
Career:
• Enters his fifth pro season rated as the Dodgers’ No. 20 prospect by Baseball America.
• Split the 2018 season between three levels of the Dodgers system, starting the season with Low-A Great
Lakes (18 G), moving to High-A Rancho Cucamonga (33 G) and finishing the season with Tulsa (25 G)...batted
a combined .282 over the three levels with 64 hits in 76 games, 24 RBI and 39 runs scored...had a composite
.861 OPS.
• Has played mainly at second base (153 games) and third base (102 games), as well as 78 games at
shortstop and 16 games in the outfield.
• Native of Toledo, Ohio was drafted by the Los Angeles Dodgers in the 33rd round of the 2016 MLB Draft out
of Central Michigan University.
Zach McKinstry - Hitting - Career - Regular Season

McKinstry’s Career Stats
2016 ROK AZL Dodgers .176 4 17 1 3 0 1 0 0 0 0 3 0 1 .176 .294 .471
2018 A(Full) Great Lakes Loons .377 18 53 12 20 2 2 3 8 16 0 16 2 1 .542 .660 1.202
2019 AAA Oklahoma City Dodgers .382 26 89 17 34 8 2 7 26 6 0 18 0 1 .421 .753 1.174

2020 OKC DODGERS
Ryan Moseley - RHP

Born: 10/6/1994 in Lubbock, Texas
Resides: Lubbock, Texas
Acquired by Dodgers: Acquired in trade with Baltimore,
Feb. 19, 2017
2019:
• Split the season between High-A Rancho Cucamonga and Double-A Tulsa.
• Posted a 2-2 record and went 4-for4 in save opportunities with a 0.69 ERA, 28 strikeouts and a 1.35
WHIP in 17 appearances (26.0 innings) with Rancho Cucamonga...posted a 0.63 ERA over 10 April
appearances with the Quakes with 18 strikeouts and nine walks in 14.1 innings.
• Finished the season with Tulsa...posted a 4-1 record with one save, a 3.18 ERA, 42 strikeouts against 20
walks and a 1.29 WHIP in 30 appearances (one start) over 51.0 innings.
• Pitched a season-high 3.0 innings twice — June 9 against Arkansas and Aug. 30 at Corpus Christi...
racked up a season-high four strikeouts in two August outings — Aug. 17 at Northwest Arkansas and Aug.
30 at Corpus Christi.
• Made first Double-A appearance May 24 against Northwest Arkansas...earned the win after posting 2.1
scoreless innings in relief while striking out one.
• Allowed just four earned runs over 11 August appearances (22.0 innings) and posted a 1.09 WHIP with 23
strikeouts against six walks.
Career:
• Enters his fifth professional season and fourth in the Dodgers organization...acquired via trade with
Baltimore Feb. 19, 2017 in exchange for LHP Vidal Nuño.
• Spent the entire 2018 season with High-A Rancho Cucamonga...made 47 appearances (three starts),
posting a 4.32 ERA with 83 strikeouts against 49 walks over 73.0 innings...finished sixth among Quakes in
strikeouts and innings.
• The Lubbock, Texas native played collegiately at hometown Texas Tech University...pitched 13.1 innings at
the 2014 NCAA Tournament without allowing an earned run.
• Originally selected in the eighth round of the 2016 MLB Draft by Baltimore.
Ryan Moseley - Pitching - Career - Regular Season

Moseley’s Career Stats
2016 A(Short) Aberdeen IronBirds 0 1 3.20 12 0 0 0 4 19.2 13 7 7 1 0 9 0 18 1.12 .191 2 0
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Jake Peter - IF
Born: 4/5/1993 in Mason City, Iowa
Resides: Mason City, Iowa
Acquired by Dodgers: Acquired in a three-team trade,
Jan. 4, 2018 (from Chicago (AL))
2019:
• Spent the entirety of the 2019 season with Oklahoma City, appearing in 92 games...finished second
among OKC Dodgers players with 56 walks and third with 92 games...posted a .199 batting average
with seven home runs, two triples, 15 doubles and 36 RBI.
• Hit a grand slam July 20 against San Antonio to cap a seven-run bottom of the third inning...recorded
a 10-game hitting streak June 24-July 6; went 14-for-37 (.378) with four multi-hit games, 10 extra-base
hits, seven RBI and nine runs scored.
• Went 2-for-4 with a double and homer June 25 against New Orleans...hit second of back-to-back HR
with Shane Peterson in the seventh inning on consecutive pitches...went 2-for-5 with a home run and
triple May 29 at Omaha; finished with a season-high three RBI and two runs scored.
• Hit second of back-to-back HR with Paulo Orlando to lead off the seventh inning April 6 against San
Antonio and tie the game, 4-4...second consecutive game with a homer...connected on first home run of
the season with a two-run shot to CF April 5 against San Antonio on his 26th birthday.
Career:
• Entering his third year in the Dodgers organization...spent the entirety of the 2018 season with
Oklahoma City...batted .243 with seven homers and 34 RBI...played in a team-high 107 games...hit
OKC’s first leadoff homer of the season May 6 against Colorado Springs; took the first pitch of the day
from Corbin Burnes out to center field...had a 10-game hit streak May 11-24...batted .359 (14x39) with
seven runs and nine RBI.
• Part of a three-team trade with the Chicago White Sox and Kansas City Royals Jan. 4, 2018...LAD also
received Scott Alexander, while Joakim Soria and Luis Avilan went to the White Sox and Trevor Oaks and
Erick Mejia went to Kansas City.
• Named a Mid-Season All-Star in 2016 with Double-A Birmingham...named a MiLB.com Organization

All-Star in 2016 for the White Sox organization...selected as a Post-Season All-Star with High-A Winston-
Salem of the Carolina League in 2015 and Rookie-Level Great Falls in 2014.
• In four minor league seasons with the White Sox, slashed .282/.347/.394 with 86 doubles, 15 triples,
24 home runs, scored 230 runs and collected 185 RBI...swiped 44 bags in 56 attempts.
• Notched an 18-game hitting-streak between two levels in 2017 (nine with Birmingham and nine with
Charlotte) from July 8-28...hit .383 (28x73) during the streak with four home runs and 10 RBI...also
reached base in 28 straight games (June 28-July 28), slashing .414/.476/.595 with six doubles, four
home runs and one triple during the streak.
• Played 15 games in the Arizona Fall League in 2015...hit .309 (17x55) with three doubles.
• Selected by the Chicago White Sox in the seventh round of the 2014 MLB June Draft out of Creighton
University...became Creighton’s highest draft pick since Ty Blach (San Francisco Giants, fifth round in
2012)...was a finalist for the John Olerud Two-Way Player of the Year in 2013.
Jake Peter - Hitting - Career - Regular Season

Peter’s Career Stats
2014 A(Adv) Winston-Salem Dash .236 23 89 8 21 4 1 0 5 4 0 13 1 0 .277 .303 .580
2014 ROK Great Falls Voyagers .388 37 152 26 59 11 6 2 21 13 0 13 1 1 .444 .579 1.023
2015 A(Adv) Winston-Salem Dash .260 130 497 76 129 25 5 3 57 53 1 89 23 3 .330 .348 .678
2016 AA Birmingham Barons .304 68 253 27 77 14 0 4 29 31 2 52 5 1 .378 .407 .785
2016 AAA Charlotte Knights .259 62 228 30 59 13 0 2 24 17 0 44 3 1 .317 .342 .659
2017 AA Birmingham Barons .270 75 285 35 77 12 1 4 21 26 0 80 9 4 .340 .361 .701
2017 AAA Charlotte Knights .292 45 178 28 52 7 2 9 28 15 0 44 2 2 .351 .506 .856

2020 OKC DODGERS
DJ Peters - OF

Born: 12/12/1995 in Glendora, Calif.
Resides: Rancho Cucamonga, Calif.
Acquired by Dodgers: Selected in the fourth round of
the 2016 MLB Draft
2019:
• Split the season between Double-A Tulsa where he played his first 68 games of the season and Triple-A
Oklahoma City where he played his final 57 games of 2019...combined to slash .249/.358/.453 with 20
doubles, two triples, 23 homers and 81 RBI.
• Joined OKC June 27...reached base in each of his first 31 games with OKC...fourth-longest on-base streak
in the PCL in 2019...slashed .336/.459/.716...was a 44-game streak going back to Double-A Tulsa.
• Hit two homers in two straight games, July 18-19....on July 18 at Iowa, both were two-run shots and the
front end of back-to-back homers with Kyle Garlick each time.
• In 68 games with Double-A Tulsa, batted .241 with 60 hits, including 10 doubles, a triple and 11 homers...
scored 31 runs and racked up 42 RBI with 28 walks and a stolen base...his 42 RBI ranked second among
Drillers players (T-7th Texas League) at the time of his promotion, while he ranked third among Drillers
players in homers (T-6th Texas League) and tied for third on the team in walks and fourth in hits.
• Racked up a career-high five RBI April 27 at Corpus Christi, including a three-run homer...recorded five
five-game hitting streaks.
Career:
• Rated as the Dodgers’ No. 14 prospect entering the 2020 season, according to Baseball America...enters
his fifth professional season.
• Spent the entire 2018 season with Double-A Tulsa...led Texas League players in home runs (29) and
total bases (232)...tied for league lead in extra-base hits (55), and tied for second in runs (79)... paced the
Drillers with 116 hits and tied for the team lead with 45 walks, while ranking second with 60 RBI and 23
doubles...notched two home runs and five RBI with two multi-hit games in eight games in the 2018 Texas
League Playoffs.
• Ranks sixth overall in the Minors with 79 home runs over the past three seasons...took home the 2018
MiLB Joe Bauman Home Run Award for Double-A, finishing the season as one of 10 players in the Minors to
hit at least 29 homers...named a MiLB.com Organization All-Star in both 2018 and 2017...rated as the best
power hitter in the Dodgers minor league system in 2018 by Baseball America.
• Named the California League Most Valuable Player and Rookie of the Year in 2017, as well as a
Baseball America High Class A All-Star, California League Mid-Season and Post-Season All-Star...batted
.276/.372/.514 with 27 homers, 61 XBH and 82 RBI.
• Received Pioneer League Mid-Season and Post-Season honors in 2016, as well as being named a Baseball
America Rookie All-Star.
• Went deep against 2014 World Series MVP Madison Bumgarner twice in one inning as a member of High-A
Rancho Cucamonga during a Bumgarner rehab appearance for High-A San Jose in 2017...accomplishment
was later tabbed as the winner of the 2017 MiLBY award for best performance.
• Selected by the Dodgers in the fourth round of the 2016 MLB Draft out of Western Nevada Community
College...named Scenic West Athletic Conference Baseball Player of the Year in 2016 when hit .401 with
14 home runs, 57 RBI, and 59 runs in his final season...draft by the Chicago Cubs in the 36th round of the
2014 MLB Draft and by the Texas Rangers in the 36th round of the 2015 MLB Draft, but did not sign.
DJ Peters - Hitting - Career - Regular Season

Peters’ Career Stats
2016 ROK Ogden Raptors .351 66 262 63 92 24 3 13 48 35 1 66 5 3 .437 .615 1.052
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Luke Raley - OF

Born: 9/19/1994 in Hinckley, Ohio
Resides: Hinckley, Ohio
Acquired by Dodgers: Trade with Minnesota,
Feb. 10, 2020
2019:
• Began the season and spent majority of 2019 as a member of Triple-A Rochester in the Minnesota
Twins organization, posting a .302/.362/.526 slash line with seven home runs, six doubles, 21 RBI
and a .878 OPS in 33 games...placed on the Injured List May 19 with a left ankle strain causing him
to sit out most of the season.
• Finished the season with the GCL Twins as part of a rehab assignment starting Aug. 22....batted
.368 with one home run and two RBI in five appearances.
• Appeared in six games for Salt River in the Arizona Fall League....hit .244 with three home runs,
five doubles, a triple and 14 RBI...named AFL Player of the Week Oct. 23 after hitting .391 over six
games.
• Received first invite to Major League Spring Training with the Minnesota Twins.
Career:
• Entersfifth season of professional career and second stint in the Dodgers organization ranked as
LAD’s No. 26 prospect by Baseball America...most recently came to the Dodgers along with Brusdar
Graterol as part of a Feb. 2020 trade with Minnesota that sent Kenta Maeda, Jair Camargo and cash
to the Twins.
• Traded earlier in his career from the Dodgers to the Twins on July 31, 2018 along with Logan
Forsythe and Devin Smeltzer in exchange for Brian Dozier.
• Split the 2018 season between Double-A Tulsa and Double-A Chattanooga, combining to hit .275
with 19 doubles, eight triples and 20 homers along with 69 RBI...played at first base (51 games),
right field (35 games) and left field (26 games).
• Named a 2018 Texas League Mid-Season All-Star with Tulsa after posting a .268 average with 12
homers, seven doubles, four triples and 34 RBI in the first half of the season.
• Honored as a 2017 California League Mid-Season All-Star with High-A Rancho Cucamonga.
• Hit his first career home run in his second professional game in 2016 with the Arizona League
Dodgers.
• Originally selected by the Dodgers in the seventh round of the 2016 MLB Draft from Lake Erie
College in Painesville, Ohio...was the first NCAA Division II player to be selected that year.
Raley’s Luke
Career Stats
Raley - Hitting - Career - Regular Season

2016 ROK AZL Dodgers .625 5 16 4 10 1 0 1 2 2 0 2 0 0 .684 .875 1.559
2016 ROK Ogden Raptors .417 5 24 6 10 2 2 1 5 1 0 1 0 0 .440 .792 1.232
2018 AA Chattanooga Lookouts .276 27 98 15 27 2 3 3 16 12 0 32 1 0 .371 .449 .820
2019 AAA Rochester Red Wings .302 33 126 28 38 6 0 7 21 7 1 42 4 0 .362 .516 .878
2019 ROK GCL Twins .368 5 19 1 7 0 0 1 2 0 0 2 0 0 .350 .526 .876

2020 OKC DODGERS
Edubray Ramos - RHP

Born: 12/19/1992 in Caracas, Venezuela
Resides: Carabobo, Venezuela
Jan. 2, 2020
2019:
• Made the Opening Day roster with Philadelphia for a third consecutive season and made 20
appearances with the Phillies, going 1-0 with a 5.40 ERA and 11 strikeouts across 15.0 innings.
• Spent two stints on Philadelphia’s Injured List (May 13 with shoulder stiffness and July 16 with right
shoulder impingement)...made a rehab assignment with High-A Clearwater in June...transferred to
60-day IL Aug. 15 and concluded season making rehab appearances with Clearwater and Double-A
Reading.
• Logged 14 minor league outings, including 10 with Triple-A Lehigh Valley, going 2-0 with a 1.80 ERA,
eight strikeouts and four walks...converted five of six saves and did not allow an earned run across six
road appearances...pitched a season-high 2.0 innings with Lehigh Valley July 5 against Pawtucket.
Career:
• Enters the ninth season of his pro career and his first season as a member of the Dodgers
organization after signing as a minor league free agent this offseason.
• Owns a career 7-11 record in the Majors with a 3.71 ERA, 168 strikeouts, and a 1.33 WHIP in 173
relief appearances (155.1 innings) — all with Philadelphia...in 2017, averaged 11.71 strikeouts per
nine innings for the seventh-highest mark by a reliever in Phillies’ history with 75 K’s over 57.2 innings.
• In 2018, posted a 3-1 record, 42 K’s, 15 walks and a 2.32 ERA over 42.4 MLB innings (52
games)...recorded first MLB save May 13 against the New York Mets...posted a 0.62 ERA across his
first 32 appearances of the season...in first 38 appearances, posted a 1.93 ERA and averaged 9.1
strikeouts per nine innings...did not allow an earned run over 13.1 innings from May 13-June 20.
• Made MLB debut June 24, 2016 against San Francisco and retired the only batter he faced...went
1-3 on the season with a 3.83 ERA and 40 strikeouts over 40.0 innings...tied for eighth among all
relievers with 42 appearances from June 24 to the end of the regular season...recorded first MLB win
July 16, 2016 against the Mets.
• Named a 2015 Rising Star while playing for Glendale in the Arizona Fall League...earned Florida
State League Pitcher of the Week honors as a member of Clearwater on June 15, 2015...honored as
New York-Penn League Pitcher of the Week as a member of Williamsport Aug. 14, 2014.
• Originally signed by the St. Louis Cardinals as an amateur free agent and later signed a minor
league free agent contract with Philadelphia Nov. 21, 2012...played baseball and volleyball at Liceo
Diego Ibarra Privado.
Ramos’ Career Stats

Edubray Ramos - Pitching - Career - Regular Season

2010 ROK VSL Cardinals 1 0 9.53 10 0 0 0 0 17.0 26 23 18 1 2 10 0 17 2.12 .342 4 1 1
2013 ROK VSL Phillies 2 3 5.08 14 5 0 0 1 33.2 36 21 19 0 4 13 0 36 1.46 .269 11 0 2
2014 ROK GCL Phillies 0 0 0.93 8 0 0 0 4 9.2 7 1 1 0 1 5 1 13 1.24 .200 1 0 1
2014 A(Short) Williamsport Crosscutters 1 0 0.79 11 1 0 0 2 22.2 12 2 2 0 1 2 0 24 0.62 .152 2 0 2
2014 ROK VSL Phillies 1 1 0.75 7 0 0 0 4 12.0 11 5 1 0 2 3 1 11 1.17 .244 0 0 1
2016 MLB Philadelphia Phillies 1 3 3.83 42 0 0 0 0 40.0 36 18 17 5 0 11 1 40 1.18 .243 1 1 2
Career MLB Multiple 7 11 3.71 173 0 0 0 1 155.1 146 71 64 18 2 61 7 168 1.33 .247 13 2 10
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Zach Reks - OF

Born: 11/12/1993 in Chicago, Ill.
Resides: Chicago, Ill.
the 2017 MLB Draft
2019:
• Spent the majority of the season with Triple-A Oklahoma City, playing in 89 games after starting the season
with Double-A Tulsa (32 games)...named a MiLB.com Organization All-Star.
• Set career-highs in hits (129), home runs (28), doubles (21), RBI (93), runs scored (86) and walks (63) while
slashing .291/.385/.536 in a combined career-high 121 games across the two levels...surpassed own season-
best and career-best hitting streak with a 13-game streak June 21-July 5 (Game 1), going 20-for-56 (.357)...
notched a then-career-high 12-game hitting streak June 6-18; batted .416 (22x53) with eight multi-hit games, six
homers and 19 RBI.
• Had the second-most RBI on Oklahoma City (71) and third-most in runs (57), hits (94) and walks (48).
• Hit OKC’s first grand slam of the season and first career grand slam June 12 at Albuquerque...finished the
game 2-for-4 and also added a double...tied his career high with five RBI...hit second grand slam of season July
23 at Nashville during the team’s 16-1 blowout win.
• Led all Dodgers farmhands with 93 RBI and finished second among LAD minor leaguers with 28 home runs...
hit a pair of two-run homers June 24 against Memphis; marked second career multi-homer game and first since
April 29, 2019 with High-A Rancho Cucamonga at Lancaster...homered in three straight games June 7-9 against
Fresno...homered in each of his first two games with OKC, including a three-run homer in Triple-A debut May 16.
• Transferred to OKC May 16 from Double-A Tulsa...at time of promotion was leading the Texas League in runs
(29), home runs (9), SLG (.584) and OPS (.978)...ranked fourth in batting average (.310) and sixth in OBP
(.394)...had nine multi-hit games, including four three-hit games...scored two runs in a game 10 times.
• Named Texas League Player of the Week April 28 after going 10-for-20 with two home runs and three RBI.
Career:
• Entering his fourth year in the Dodgers system...slashed .300/.383/.469 with 145 RBI and 35 home runs in
256 career games across five levels.
• Began 2018 with High-A Rancho Cucamonga, where he played in 10 games before being transferred to Tulsa...
began the 2018 season with a seven-game hitting streak in which he hit .480 (12-for-25) with seven RBI...
collected first career two-homer game with Rancho Cucamonga April 29, 2018 in Lancaster...went 3-for-4 with
two homers, one double, three RBI, and three runs.
• In 2018, finished among the top 10 Drillers in runs (37, eighth), hits (75, seventh), doubles (14, eighth), RBI
(33, eighth), stolen bases (5, fifth), walks (34, seventh), average (.288, eighth) and total bases (100, 10th) while
helping Tulsa capture the Texas League Championship.
• Selected in the 10th round of the 2017 MLB Draft out of the University of Kentucky...first player from the LAD
2017 draft class to reach Double-A (5/1/18) and Triple-A (5/16/19)...began collegiate career at Air Force and
hit .210 with eight RBI before sitting out the next two seasons...transferred to Kentucky and walked on after
meeting assistant coach Rick Eckstein (David Eckstein’s brother), through a former teammate and hit .344 with
10 long balls and 66 RBI in two seasons.
• Wore No. 40 in college as a tribute to the rapper E-40.
Zach Reks - Hitting - Career - Regular Season

Reks’ Career Stats
2018 A(Adv) Rancho Cucamonga Quakes .405 10 37 8 15 3 1 2 7 1 0 5 1 0 .421 .703 1.124

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Edwin Ríos - IF
Born: 4/21/1994 in Caguas, P.R.
Acquired by Dodgers: Selected in the sixth round
2019:
• Made MLB debut June 27 at Colorado as a pinch hitter...two days later started at first base and went 2-for-4,
collecting his first Major League hit with a RBI triple in the fourth inning June 29 at Colorado...hit his first two MLB home
runs Aug. 14 at Miami, marking the first time a Dodgers rookie hit his first two homers in the same game since Cody
Bellinger in 2017...also collected three RBI and three hits in the game.
• Played in 28 games with LAD, going 13-for-47 (.277) with seven extra-base hits (two doubles, a triple and four
homers), eight RBI, nine walks and 10 runs...reached base in 16 of his 28 games to finish second with a 1.010 OPS
among all rookies with 50 or more plate appearances...all four of his homers came on the road.
• Started the season with Triple-A OKC and over three stints with the team batted .270 with 23 doubles, two triples, 31
homers, 91 RBI and 72 runs scored in 104 games...paced OKC in homers — third-most in team history behind Nelson
Cruz (37 in 2008) and Mike Hessman (35 in 2012) —and RBI.
• Named PCL Player of the Week for July 29-Aug. 4...hit three home runs and led the league with 11 RBI and a 1.286
slugging percentage over a five-game span...also collected a league-leading eight walks and a 1.911 OPS as he hit
safely in all five games, with four multi-hit games during the span...became the third straight OKC player to receive a
weekly honor.
• Went 2-for-3 with a three-run homer and two-run double Sept. 1 against New Orleans...tied his season high with five
RBI...also walked twice and scored three runs...went 2-for-3 with two homers and five RBI June 2 at Memphis.
• Hit safely in 14 straight games July 21-Aug. 20...went 21-for-52 (.404) with 15 extra-base hits, nine homers, 22 RBI,
12 walks and 18 runs...longest hitting streak since 2016 (16)...hit safely in 10 straight games May 28-June 8.
• Went 4-for-5 with two doubles against Fresno June 8...sixth career game with four or more hits and first since also
against Fresno on June 10, 2018...went 3-for-6 with a homer and four RBI during OKC’s dramatic 13-12 comeback win
against Omaha April 16...entered the seventh inning 0-for-3 prior to hitting a two-run homer in the seventh inning and
knocking two singles during a six-run rally in the ninth, including the game-winning two-run single with two outs.
Career:
• Entering sixth season in the Dodgers organization...ranked by Baseball America at No. 13 in the Dodgers’ system
and as the second-ranked corner infielder for 2020.
• Spent 2018 season with OKC...slashed .304/.355/.482 in 88 games...started the season in XST where he was
rehabbing an injury before making his season debut May 25...led OKC with 25 doubles, ranked second with 55 RBI,
tied for third with 10 homers and 45 runs scored and was fourth in hits despite missing almost two months.
• Selected as a Baseball America Double-A All-Star in 2017 and Texas League Mid-Season All-Star...ranked among TL
leaders in extra-base hits (36, 1st), hits (97, T-1st), doubles (21, T-2nd) home runs (15, T-2nd), RBI (62, 2nd), batting
average (.317, 3rd) and runs (47, 7th) before promotion...led 2017 Dodgers farmhands with 147 hits and 91 RBI.
• Honored as the organization’s Branch Rickey Minor League Player of the Year in 2016...split the season between
Low-A Great Lakes, High-A Rancho Cucamonga and Double-A Tulsa, combining to hit .301 with 26 doubles, 27 HR and
76 RBI in 108 games...named a 2016 MiLB.com Organization All-Star.
• Selected by the Dodgers in the sixth round of the 2015 MLB Draft out of Florida International University...led FIU in
batting average, home runs and RBI in his final season as team won the Conference USA title...18 home runs ranked
fourth in the nation in 2015...coached by current OKC Dodgers coach Mark Kertenian at FIU.
Edwin Ríos - Hitting - Career - Regular Season

Ríos’ Career Stats
2015 ROK AZL Dodgers .429 2 7 1 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 .429 .429 .857
2016 A(Adv) Rancho Cucamonga Quakes .367 42 177 37 65 11 1 16 46 8 0 35 0 0 .394 .712 1.105
2019 MLB Los Angeles Dodgers .277 28 47 10 13 2 1 4 8 9 0 21 0 0 .393 .617 1.010
Career MLB Multiple .277 28 47 10 13 2 1 4 8 9 0 21 0 0 .393 .617 1.010
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Errol Robinson - IF

Born: 10/1/1994 in Washington D.C.
Resides: Boyds, Md.
Acquired by Dodgers: Selected in the sixth round
2019:
• Split the season between Double-A Tulsa and Triple-A Oklahoma City, starting the season with 61 games in
OKC before being transfered to Tulsa June 29 and playing 46 games with the Drillers.
• Slashed .220/.304/.298 with two home runs, nine doubles, and 19 RBI and 21 walks with OKC.
• Posted a .310/.390/.400 slash line with three home runs, five doubles, 16 RBI and 20 walks with Tulsa.
• Notched a career-high 11-game hitting streak June 8-20...went 11-39 (.282) with a home run, three
doubles, and eight runs scored.
• Went 4-for-4 with a two-run double, walk, and two runs scored against Omaha April 16...tied career high
with four hits...entered the game 3-for-26 on the season...first four-hit game since June 12, 2017 with High-A
Rancho Cucamonga against Inland Empire.
Career:
• In four minor league seasons with the Los Angeles Dodgers organization, has compiled 374 games and
1,373 at-bats...has a career slash line of .262/.331/.371 with 62 doubles, eight triples, 24 home runs, 146
RBI and 199 runs scored.
• Spent the entire 2018 season with Double-A Tulsa and appeared in 117 games — second-most among
Drillers players after outfielder DJ Peters (132 games)...totaled 107 hits, including 14 doubles, one triple and
10 homers...drove in 50 runs and scored 53 runs.
• Posted career highs in games played, at-bats (433), hits (107), total bases (153), home runs (10), RBI (50)
and strikeouts (104) in 2018...10 homers surpassed his totals from the first two seasons of his professional
career combined (nine)...tallied four RBI in two games against Frisco April 5 (road) and July 8 (home)...hit a
grand slam in his first game of the season with Tulsa in the fourth inning at Frisco April 5.
• Split his 2017 season among three levels, starting the season with 22 games with Low-A Great Lakes,
moving to High-A Rancho Cucamonga where he played in 16 games and finishing the season with 57 games
with Double-A Tulsa...ranked fifth among Dodgers minor leaguers in 2017 with 22 stolen bases, going 22-for-
27 (81.5 percent).
• Began his professional career with Rookie League Ogden in 2016...played in 55 games and had 220 at-
bats...tallied 17 doubles, one triple, two home runs, scored 40 runs and drove in 26 runs...stole 18 bags in
20 attempts.
• Selected by the Los Angeles Dodgers in the sixth round of the 2016 MLB Draft out of the University of
Mississippi...named preseason All-American by D1Baseball.com and Baseball America in 2016...started in 94
straight games for the Rebels...made the SEC All-Freshman team in 2014...became the first true freshman
at Ole Miss to make an Opening Day start at shortstop since Zack Cozart in 2005...played in three NCAA
Tournaments and one College World Series (2014).
Errol Robinson - Hitting - Career - Regular Season

Robinson’s Career Stats

2020 OKC DODGERS
Keibert Ruiz - C
Bats: Switch / Throws: Right

Born: 7/20/1998 in Valencia, Venezuela
Resides: Valencia, Venezuela
Acquired by Dodgers: Signed as a non-drafted
free agent, July 20, 2014
2019:
• Spent the majority of the season (76 games) with Double-A Tulsa before appearing in nine games for
Oklahoma City...logged 606.2 innings and a .994 fielding percentage at catcher over a combined 70 games...
also played 14 games at DH for Tulsa.
• Slashed .254/.329/.330 with four home runs, nine doubles and 25 RBI with Tulsa...recorded 28 walks against
just 21 strikeouts...batted .400 with runners in scoring position (22x55)...hit .303 (23-for-76) with one home
run, a double, eight RBI and 12 walks in the month of May (22 games)...collected a season-high four hits May
16 against Arkansas.
• Ranked among the Drillers top players in hits (70, sixth), doubles (nine, eighth), walks (28, eighth), runs (22,
ninth), RBI (25, 11th) and total bases (91, 11th)...named a Mid-Season Texas League All-Star.
• Transferred to Oklahoma City July 21...went 2-for-4 with a two-run homer and four RBI in his team debut that
night against San Antonio at Chickasaw Bricktown Ballpark.
• In nine games with Oklahoma City, posted a .316/.350/.474 slash line with two home runs and nine RBI...
placed on the Injured List Aug. 5 after suffering a broken finger and did not play the remainder of the season.
• Entered the 2019 season ranked as Dodgers’ top overall prospect by Baseball America and top catching
prospect in all of baseball.
Career:
• Enters 2020 season as the Dodgers’ No. 4 prospect by Baseball America and seventh-ranked catcher in all
of baseball...has played on seven teams in the Dodgers’ farm system as the youngest, or tied as the youngest,
player in the league at each level.
• Named a Mid-Season Texas League All-Star in 2018, as well as a Futures Game selection, Arizona Fall League
Rising Star and an All-Prospect Team selection in 2018.
• Hit a walk-off single in the 10th inning of Game 1 of the 2018 Texas League Championship Series, as the
Drillers went on to win the league title...is a career .329 hitter with two home runs and nine RBI in 16 Minor
League Playoff games over three seasons.
• Named the Dodgers 2017 Branch Rickey Minor League Player of the Year...in a combined 101 games with
Low-A Great Lakes and High-A Rancho Cucamonga, hit .316 with 23 doubles, two triples, eight homers and 51
RBI...posted a .361 on-base percentage and .452 slugging percentage.
• Named a Midwest League Mid-Season All-Star in 2017, as well as a Baseball America Low Class-A All-Star...
received MiLB.com Organization All-Star recognition in both 2016 and 2017.
• Spends parts of his offseasons with OKC Dodgers manager Travis Barbary and his family in South Carolina.
• Signed with the Dodgers as a non-drafted free agent July 20, 2014 out of Venezuela at the age of 16.
Keibert Ruiz - Hitting - Career - Regular Season

Ruiz’s Career Stats
2015 ROK DSL Dodgers .300 44 150 14 45 8 1 1 19 8 0 15 4 2 .340 .387 .726
2016 ROK AZL Dodgers .485 8 33 5 16 4 1 0 15 3 0 4 0 0 .513 .667 1.179
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Cristian Santana - IF

Born: 2/24/1987 in San Cristobal, D.R.
Resides: San Cristobal, D.R.
Acquired by Dodgers: Signed as an international
free agent, April 22, 2014
2019:
• Spent the entire season with Double-A Tulsa...slashed .301/.320/.436 with 10 home runs, 22
doubles, 10 walks and 57 RBI in 102 games.
• .301 batting average led Tulsa and was good for third in the Texas League...led the Drillers with
120 hits...ranked in the top three among Drillers players in RBI (second), on-base percentage (third),
slugging percentage (third), doubles (second) and total bases (174, second)...missed the majority of
the final month of the season after being placed on the 7-day IL Aug. 7 and activated Sept. 2.
• Named a Texas League Mid-Season All-Star after posting a .296 average with seven home runs, 11
doubles, and 38 RBI in the first half of the campaign.
• Started the season racking up 13 hits over his first eight games, going 13-for-36 (.361) with six RBI,
two doubles and three walks...finished the month of April, batting .329 (28-for-85) with 11 RBI and two
homers...picked up a season-high four hits April 25 in the first game of a doubleheader at Midland,
including a home run and adding three RBI.
• Put together a 12-game hitting streak June 30-July 11, going 21-for-51 (.412) with 16 RBI, two home
runs, 10 doubles and a walk...during the streak collected four consecutive multi-hit games.
• Batted .335 at home with six home runs and 32 RBI in 51 games at ONEOK Field.
Career:
• Enters his seventh professional season with the Dodgers...ranked as the 15th overall prospect in the
Dodgers organization by Baseball America.
• Played the entire 2018 season with High-A Rancho Cucamonga splitting time between first and
third base...tied for first in the California League and led the Quakes with 24 home runs...also led the
league with 109 RBI...finished among the league’s top 10 in total bases (245, second) and slugging
percentage (.447, ninth).
• Put together a 13-game hitting streak Aug. 4-19, 2018 going 22-for-55 (.400) with eight doubles,
eight homers and 29 RBI...streak included two four-hit games and he racked up 10 RBI over the two
games.
• Named a 2018 MiLB.com Organization All-Star as a member of High-A Rancho Cucamonga and
earned California League Player of the Week honors Aug. 19, 2018...named Pioneer League Player of
the Week as a member of Rookie-Level Ogden June 25, 2017.
• Collected a 16-game hitting streak June 21-July 8, 2017 across two teams(Ogden and Low-A Great
Lakes)...went 34-for-65 (.523) with three doubles, five homers, 18 RBI and 11 multi-hit efforts.
• Originally signed as an international free agent April 22, 2014.
Santana’s Career Stats

Cristian Santana - Hitting - Career - Regular Season

2014 ROK DSL Dodgers .203 38 118 7 24 7 1 0 11 6 0 29 2 2 .240 .280 .520
2015 ROK DSL Dodgers .276 59 217 30 60 13 0 3 18 16 0 35 3 6 .329 .378 .707
2016 ROK AZL Dodgers .256 42 172 26 44 6 2 8 24 5 0 46 0 1 .278 .453 .731
2017 ROK Ogden Raptors .537 10 41 18 22 2 1 5 16 6 1 6 0 0 .583 1.000 1.583

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Dennis Santana - RHP

March 12, 2013
2019:
• Spent the majority of the season with OKC, going 5-9 with a 6.94 ERA, 105 strikeouts, and a 1.76 WHIP in 27
games (17 starts) and 93.1 innings.
• Moved to the bullpen in early August after making a team-leading 17 starts with OKC...in 10 relief appearances,
allowed three earned runs over 15.2 innings, holding batters to a .179 average...finished tied for second on the
team in starts.
• As an OKC starter, went 3-9 with an 8.00 ERA, 44 walks and 84 K’s over 77.2 IP...allowed a career-high 15 home
runs over first 80.1 innings with OKC; previous high was seven homers over 118.1 IP with High-A Rancho
Cucamonga and Double-A Tulsa in 2017...tied his season high with 6.0 innings July 16 at Iowa and picked up the
win; allowed one earned run and retired 10 of the final 11 batters faced.
• His 105 total strikeouts tied with Daniel Corcino for the OKC team lead and ranked 12th in the PCL.
• Began the season on OKC’s roster but was recalled to Los Angeles April 7...optioned back to OKC April 14 after
three MLB relief appearances...with LAD, posted a 7.20 ERA with six strikeouts and a 2.00 WHIP over 5.0 innings...
recalled April 17 and faced Colorado the same night on the road, allowing one earned run over 2.2 innings with two
strikeouts...held righties to 2-for-13 while with LAD.
• Placed on the Injured List April 28 (retro to April 26) through May 6 with right shoulder soreness...entered the
2019 season as the Dodgers’ No. 7 prospect and third-ranked pitcher by Baseball America.
Career:
• Enters 2020 as the Dodgers’ 11th-ranked prospect and fifth-ranked pitcher by Baseball America.
• Made MLB debut June 1, 2018 at Colorado....picked up the win and hit a two-run double in his first Major League
at-bat...began the 2018 season with Double-A Tulsa before making his first career Triple-A start with OKC May 19
and his Major League debut just 12 days later...earned first Pitcher of the Week award in the Texas League for the
week of May 20, 2018 in which he made two starts and allowed three earned runs and punched out 14 over 10.2
innings...while with LAD, suffered a right rotator cuff strain and was eventually placed on the 60-day Disabled List
June 9, effectively ending his season...made one rehab start with High-A Rancho Cucamonga in September.
• Added to the Los Angeles Dodgers’ 40-man roster Nov. 20, 2017 after spending the majority of the 2017
season with High-A Rancho Cucamonga where he was a Mid-Season California League All-Star...thrived in the 2017
Texas League playoffs...made two starts and allowed just one unearned run and nine hits over 13.0 innings...
held opponents 9-for-49 (.184) with three walks and 18 strikeouts...started the deciding Game 5 in both the
Semifinals and League Championship Series...earned the win vs. Northwest Arkansas in the semis, throwing 7.0
shutout innings with three hits and 11 strikeouts...took a tough-luck loss in Game 5 against Midland to decide the
championship; allowed one unearned run and six hits over 6.0 stout innings with seven strikeouts.
• Named as a Mid-Season All-Star with Low-A Great Lakes in 2016...finished third in strikeouts in the Midwest
League in 2016 with 124.
• Signed as an international free agent a month before his 17th birthday in March 2013 out of the Dominican
Republic...originally signed as a shortstop and had a slash line of .198/.312/.256 in 172 at-bats and two home
runs with the Arizona League Dodgers in 2013...converted to pitching in 2014...full name is Dennis Anfernee
Santana; his basketball-loving father named him after his two favorite players -- Dennis Rodman and Anfernee
“Penny” Hardaway.
Santana’s Career
Dennis Santana - PitchingStats
- Career - Regular Season
2014 ROK DSL Dodgers 2 1 1.05 20 1 0 0 4 34.1 19 7 4 1 1 15 1 38 0.99 .156 5 1
2015 ROK AZL Dodgers 2 1 2.42 6 4 1 0 0 26.0 13 13 7 1 2 17 0 34 1.15 .144 5 0
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Josh Sborz - RHP

Born: 12/17/1993 in Washington, D.C.
Resides: Orlando, Fla.
Acquired by Dodgers: Selected in the second round
2019:
• Made MLB debut June 20 against San Francisco with the Los Angeles Dodgers....went one inning with three
earned runs on two hits...recalled by Los Angeles five times during the season...placed on IL June 21 due to back
soreness and optioned to OKC July 1.
• Made seven relief appearances for Los Angeles....posted a 0-1 record with an 8.00 ERA and a 1.56 WHIP...
pitched a career-high 2.0 innings twice...recorded career-high three strikeouts over 1.0 inning Sept. 27 at San
Francisco...held opponent scoreless in four appearances.
• Posted a 4-3 record with a 4.68 ERA, 68 strikeouts, and a 1.40 WHIP in 46 games for Oklahoma City...recorded
three saves.
• Notched five strikeouts over 2.0 scoreless innings in season debut April 4 vs. San Antonio...struck out five of six
batters at one point...struck four batters in one inning against Fresno June 9; included a dropped third strike (wild
pitch) to third batter of the inning with two outs...tied his season high with five K’s in the game.
Career:
• Entering his sixth year in the Dodgers organization...has made 159 appearances (46 starts) in the Minors over
367.1 innings...has a 24-20 record in MiLB and 3.53 ERA...fanned 370 hitters to 135 walks...held hitters to a .238
average and posted a 1.26 WHIP...converted 12 of 20 career save opportunities.
• Began the 2018 season with Double-A Tulsa and was assigned to OKC on May 10 through the remainder of the
season...in first Triple-A action, made 33 appearances, going 1-1 and posted a 4.38 ERA over 37.0 IP...had 47
K’s against 15 walks...made a career-high 46 appearances total in 2018, all in relief, after primarily working as a
starting pitcher in his first three seasons of professional ball.
• Led Tulsa with eight wins, 24 starts and 116.2 innings during the 2017 season.
• Named Pitcher of the Year for High-A Rancho Cucamonga in 2016 and was also honored as a California League
Mid-Season and Post-Season All-Star as well as a Baseball America High-A All-Star...logged 20 appearances (19
starts) and 108.1 innings pitched...had an ERA of 2.66 and a record of 8-4...struck out 108 batters against 30
walks...hitters had a .207 batting average against and he posted a 1.03 WHIP...named Cal League Pitcher of the
Week June 19, 2016...started and won two games (10.0 IP)...gave up one earned run on four hits and five walks,
with 12 strikeouts.
• Selected by the Los Angeles Dodgers in the second round (Competitive Balance Round B; 74th overall) in the
2015 MLB Draft out of the University of Virginia.
• Pitched in the College World Series in 2015 and 2014 for the University of Virginia...part of the 2015 National
Championship team that defeated Vanderbilt, 2-1, in the final series...winning pitcher in Game 2 of the final series...
named 2015 College World Series Most Outstanding Player and to the College World Series All-Tournament team...
went 3-0 with a save in 13.0 shutout innings.
• Finished 16th in the NCAA in ERA (1.60) in 2015 and tied for sixth in saves (15), leading the ACC in saves...played
three seasons at Virginia, finishing sixth in program history in saves (17) and seventh in pitching appearances (80)...
named Virginia State Player of the Year in 2012 at McLean High School.
• Brother, Jay, pitched in the Detroit Tigers organization from 2003-10 and made his MLB debut in 2010.
Sborz’sJoshCareer Stats
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Jordan Sheffield - RHP

Born: 6/1/1995 in Tullahoma, Tenn.
Resides: Tullahoma, Tenn.
Acquired by Dodgers: Drafted in the first round
2019:
• Split the season between High-A Rancho Cucamonga and Double-A Tulsa...made a combined 49
appearances, including two starts, posting a combined 4-5 record with a 3.27 ERA and 74 strikeouts
against 43 walks.
• Promoted to Tulsa May 15...allowed only two earned runs in 15.1 innings of relief over his first 13
Double-A games with 25 strikeouts.
• Limited Texas League batters to a .193 average with a 2.72 ERA and a 2-3 record in 32 total relief
appearances...recorded 46 K’s, while holding opponents to a .180 average as a reliever.
• Pitched a season-high 2.1 shutout innings Aug. 22 against Amarillo...recorded a season-high five
strikeouts Aug. 30 at Corpus Christi.
• With High-A Rancho Cucamonga, posted a 2-2 record and 2.60 ERA over 15 appearances and a
combined 17.1 innings...held opponents to a .109 average and posted a 0.98 WHIP.
Career:
• Enters his fifth professional season in the Dodgers organization...holds a career 8-18 record with 13
saves and a 4.56 ERA in 99 appearances (42 starts).
• Has struck out 240 batters in 211.1 innings, averaging 10.2 strikeouts per 9.0 innings.
• Spent the majority of the 2018 season with High-A Rancho Cucamonga, going 1-3 with a 6.88
ERA in 14 games (seven starts)...in 2017, established career highs in innings pitched (107.1) and
strikeouts (109) in his time with Low-A Great Lakes and Rancho Cucamonga combined.
• Named a 2018 Arizona Fall League Rising Star.
• Originally selected in the first round (Competitive Balance Round A; 36th overall) of the 2016 MLB
Draft by the Dodgers.
• Played collegiately at Vanderbilt University and won the 2014 College World Series...at Tullahoma
High School (Tenn.) named a Rawlings first team All-American and a member of the 16U Team USA.
• Brother, Justus, was selected by the Cleveland Indians in the first round of the 2014 MLB Draft and
is currently a member of the Seattle Mariners organization.
Sheffield’s Career
Jordan Sheffield - Pitching -Stats
Career - Regular Season

2016 ROK AZL Dodgers 0 0 0.00 1 1 0 0 0 1.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.00 .000 0 0
2018 ROK AZL Dodgers 0 0 0.00 3 1 0 0 0 3.0 1 0 0 0 0 2 0 4 1.00 .100 0 0
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2020 OKC DODGERS
Shea Spitzbarth - RHP

Born: 10/4/1994 in Staten Island, N.Y.
Resides: Staten Island, N.Y.
Acquired by Dodgers: Signed as a non-drafted free agent,
July 10, 2015
2019:
• Split the season between Double-A Tulsa (32 games) and Oklahoma City (20 games).
• With OKC, posted a 1-0 record and 8.18 ERA with 29 strikeouts, eight walks and a 1.73 WHIP over
22.0 innings pitched from mid-June to early August.
• Opened and closed the season with Tulsa, going 3-3 with a 2.05 ERA over 44.0 innings pitched...
had 60 strikeouts against 17 walks and a 1.02 WHIP while holding opponents to a .176 average.
• Joined OKC June 20 after appearing in a team-leading 22 games with Tulsa and posting a team-best
four saves...his 42 strikeouts ranked second-most among Drillers relievers at the time of his transfer...
held opponents to one or no runs in 19 of first 22 appearances with Tulsa.
• Named a 2019 Texas League Mid-Season All-Star...posted a season-high five strikeouts over 2.0
shutout innings June 11 at Frisco...pitched a season-high 2.1 shutout innings May 5 against Corpus
Christi and July 1 at Nashville.
Career:
• In five years with the Dodgers organization, has appeared in 174 games (261.2 IP)...owns a career
13-15 record and a 3.41 ERA with 26 saves...fanned 340 batters against 100 walks...held hitters to a
.220 average and posted a 1.21 WHIP.
• Spent the majority of the 2018 season with Double-A Tulsa making a team-leading 38 relief
appearances, going 3-4 with three saves...his 84 strikeouts ranked second-most among Drillers
pitchers and he held opponents without an earned run in 23 outings...led Texas League relief pitchers
with a .215 BAA and 11.87 strikeouts per nine innings...appeared in two July games for OKC, allowing
a combined three runs and five hits over 3.0 IP with three walks and two K’s.
• Pitched in the Arizona Fall League for Glendale in 2017...appeared in 10 games and saw 11.0
innings of action...had a 4.91 ERA...recorded 19 strikeouts to just two walks.
• Signed by the Los Angeles Dodgers as a free agent July 10, 2015...went undrafted in 2015, but
played in the Cape Cod League in Massachusetts where he made nine appearances, pitching 12.2
innings with a 0.71 ERA and 14 strikeouts and was noticed by Dodgers scout Rich DeLucia.
• Graduated from NCAA Division II Molloy College in Rockville Centre, N.Y. with a degree in business.
• Grew up as a Mets fan and is named after Shea Stadium.
Spitzbarth’s Career
Shea Spitzbarth Stats
- Pitching - Career - Regular Season

2015 ROK AZL Dodgers 2 1 0.00 8 0 0 0 2 8.1 1 1 0 0 1 7 1 17 0.96 .037 1 0

2020 OKC DODGERS
Cody Thomas - OF
Born: 10/8/1994 in Colleyville, Texas
Resides: Colleyville, Texas
Acquired by Dodgers: Drafted in the 13th round
2019:
• Spent the entire season with Double-A Tulsa and led the team in games played with 130 — second
most in the Texas League —and in home runs with a career-high 23 homers.
• Also led the Drillers with 76 RBI (third in Texas League), 77 runs scored (third in Texas League), 46
extra-base hits (fourth in Texas League) and 210 total bases (fourth in Texas League)...ranked second
in slugging percentage (.443) and third in walks (46).
• Went 4-for-4 with three home runs and five RBI April 17 at Springfield...tied his career high for hits
in a game and was his second career three-homer game, previously achieved Aug. 3, 2017 for Low-A
Great Lakes at Dayton.
• Slashed .337/.402/.519 in 28 May games, accumulating 20 RBI on a triple, five doubles, and four
home runs...put together a 10-game hitting streak May 10-18, going 19-for-40 (.475) with seven mutli-
hit games, 10 RBI on three doubles, three homers, and a triple.
• Named a Texas League Mid-Season All-Star.
Career:
• Enters his fifth professional season, all in the Dodgers organization.
• Named an MiLB.com Organization All Star and a Post-Season All-Star in 2018 as a member of
High-A Rancho Cucamonga...won the MiLB Joe Bauman Home Run Award in Short-Season with Ogden
in 2016, crushing 16 homers and collecting 44 RBI in 52 games.
• In 2018, put together an 11-game hitting streak June 21-July 1, going 16-for-44 (.364), scoring 11
runs and tallying three doubles, a triple, six homers and 13 RBI...garnered California League Player of
the Week honors twice in 2018 with Rancho Cucamonga — July 29 (10x32, 4 HR, 15 RBI) and Sept.
3 (15x36, 6 2B, 2 HR, 12 RBI).
• Played both baseball and football at the University of Oklahoma...played quarterback in seven
games (three starts) as a redshirt freshman in 2014 for OU, throwing for two touchdowns and rushing
for another...appeared in three football games in 2015.
• At Colleyville Heritage High School in Colleyville, Texas, threw for a combined 83 touchdowns in his
junior and senior seasons and was rated as a four-star recruit.
• Selected in the 13th round of the 2016 MLB Draft by the Dodgers...originally drafted by the New
York Yankees in the 30th round in 2013, but did not sign.
Cody Thomas - Hitting - Career - Regular Season

Thomas’ Career Stats
2016 ROK AZL Dodgers .500 7 22 10 11 1 1 3 6 3 0 3 1 0 .571 1.045 1.617
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2020 OKC DODGERS
Edwin Uceta - RHP

Born: 1/9/1998 in Villa Los Almacigos, D.R.
Resides: Villa Los Almacigos, D.R.
July 2, 2016
2019:
• Split the season between High-A Rancho Cucamonga and Double-A Tulsa...combined for an 11-2
record and 2.77 ERA with 141 strikeouts...made a combined 26 appearances, including 24 starts.
• Posted a 4-0 record with a 2.15 ERA and 65 strikeouts against 16 walks in 10 starts with Rancho
Cucamonga.
• Promoted to Tulsa on June 14...finished the season with a 7-2 record, 3.21 ERA, 76 strikeouts and a
1.30 WHIP in 16 games (14 starts).
• Led the Drillers with seven wins and finished second with 14 starts, fourth with 76 K’s and fifth with
73.0 innings pitched.
• Went 3-0 in July with Tulsa, posting a 1.47 ERA and not allowing a home run over 30.2 innings...
posted 32 K’s against 15 walks during the month...threw 7.0 scoreless innings June 20 against
Amarillo, allowing three hits with seven strikeouts and no walks.
Career:
• Enters his fifth professional season (all with Dodgers)...ranked as the Dodgers’ No. 17 overall
prospect and seventh overall pitcher by Baseball America.
• Spent the majority of the 2018 season with Low-A Great Lakes, appearing in 20 games, and also
pitched 20.2 innings with High-A Rancho Cucamonga...led Great Lakes with 103 strikeouts, 20 starts
and 99.2 innings pitched...tied for the team lead with five wins.
• Named Pioneer League Pitcher of the week Aug. 6, 2017 as a member of Rookie-Advanced Ogden...
threw 6.0 no-hit innings, did not issue a walk and recorded five K’s.
• Posted a 1.72 ERA and 0.73 WHIP over 31.1 IP while splitting time between the Dodgers’ two
Dominican Rookie League teams in 2016...over his first three appearances, did not allow a run over 8.0
innings, allowing five hits with eight strikeouts and did not issue a walk.
• Holds a 20-12 career record with a 3.73 ERA, 362 strikeouts, and a 1.22 WHIP in 76 games (66
starts).
• Originally signed with the Dodgers as a free agent at the age of 16 July 2, 2016.
Uceta’s Career
Edwin Stats
Uceta - Pitching - Career - Regular Season

2016 ROK DSL Dodgers 0 1 1.20 5 2 0 0 0 15.0 11 2 2 0 0 1 0 11 0.80 .193 57 5 1
2016 ROK DSL Dodgers 2 0 2.20 6 1 0 0 0 16.1 9 4 4 1 0 2 0 17 0.67 .158 57 1 0
2017 ROK Ogden Raptors 2 3 6.59 14 14 0 0 0 56.0 63 45 41 8 0 14 0 62 1.38 .278 227 5 1

2020 OKC DODGERS
Luis Vasquez - RHP

Feb. 24, 2019
2019:
• Split season between Double-A Tulsa and Oklahoma City, appearing in 14 games for Tulsa and
appearing in 12 games for OKC.
• Had a 2.70 ERA with 29 strikeouts and nine walks along with a 1.10 WHIP in 20.0 innings pitched
for Tulsa...held opponents to a .183 average...went 4-for-4 in save opportunities...tied his season-high
with five strikeouts Aug. 29 at Amarillo...tossed a season-high 3.0 innings Aug. 29 at Amarillo and
April 10 against Springfield.
• Posted a 5.74 ERA with 25 strikeouts and 16 walks with a 1.85 WHIP in 15.2 IP for OKC...made
OKC debut May 10 against Nashville and entered the game in the third inning after Daniel Corcino was
injured; struck out five of six batters faced, which would tie his season high mark...tied his season-
high with five strikeouts Aug. 1 at Salt Lake.
Career:
• In second stint with the Dodgers organization...originally signed as a free agent out of San Pedro de
Macoris, Dominican Republic Oct. 20, 2003...played in the Dodgers organization 2006-13, reaching
as high as Triple-A Albuquerque.
• Signed by Atlanta as a free agent in November 2013...released by Atlanta in July 2014 and did not
play affiliated ball again until 2018 when he was signed by Kansas City as a free agent in March...
while out of affiliated baseball, spent time with the Tigres del Licey of the Dominican Winter League
and the Tigres de Aragua of the Venezuelan Winter League...released by Kansas City in August 2018
and signed by the Dodgers Feb. 24, 2019.
• Entering 11th professional season...owns an 18-21 career record with a 5.34 ERA in 232
appearances (17 starts) with 332 strikeouts and 253 walks in 342.1 innings.
• Pitched for Tigres del Licey of the Dominican Winter League seven of the last eight seasons...in
2019-20, posted a 2.61 ERA over 14 appearances and 10.1 innings with 14 strikeouts against five
walks.
• Posted the fourth-most saves in the Midwest league in 2010 with 20 (22 opportunities).
• Named a Mid-Season All-Star in both 2010 with Low-A Great Lakes and in 2013 with Double-A
Chattanooga...posted career-best 2.52 ERA in 2013 in 25 relief appearances (35.2 innings) combined
between Chattanooga and Triple-A Albuquerque.
Vasquez’s Career Stats

Luis Vasquez - Pitching - Career - Regular Season
Season League Team W L ERA G GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER HR HB BB IBB SO WHIP AVG WP BK GID

2007 ROK GCL Dodgers 0 0 9.64 9 0 0 0 0 9.1 9 11 10 1 1 11 0 8 2.14 .250 0 0 1
2008 A(Adv) Inland Empires 66ers 0 0 4.74 8 1 0 0 0 19.0 14 10 10 1 2 14 0 8 1.47 .219 2 1 2
2009 A(Adv) Inland Empires 66ers 0 2 9.95 7 1 0 0 0 12.2 16 16 14 3 5 10 0 11 2.05 .291 2 2 0
2012 AA Chattanooga Lookouts 2 2 5.80 34 1 0 0 0 45.0 55 31 29 1 7 28 0 32 1.84 .304 2 1 4
2012 AAA Albuquerque Isotopes 0 1 16.88 9 0 0 0 0 8.0 9 15 15 1 4 9 0 7 2.25 .300 3 0 0
2013 AA Chattanooga Lookouts 3 3 2.88 18 0 0 0 0 25.0 15 9 8 1 1 23 3 34 1.52 .176 1 1 3
2013 AAA Albuquerque Isotopes 0 0 1.69 7 0 0 0 0 10.2 12 2 2 0 1 5 0 12 1.59 .316 1 0 2
2014 AAA Gwinnett Braves 1 0 11.91 11 0 0 0 0 11.1 15 16 15 3 0 11 0 15 2.29 .333 3 0 2
2018 AA Northwest Arkansas Naturals 2 0 0.00 7 0 0 0 3 7.0 4 0 0 0 1 4 0 15 1.14 .160 0 0 0
2018 AAA Omaha Storm Chasers 2 2 9.00 12 0 0 0 0 20.0 33 22 20 3 4 14 0 24 2.35 .355 7 0 1
2018 AAA Guerreros de Oaxaca 0 3 7.24 15 0 0 0 1 13.2 19 14 11 0 2 11 3 16 2.20 .339 2 0 2
2019 AAA Oklahoma City Dodgers 2 0 5.74 12 0 0 0 0 15.2 13 15 10 3 2 16 0 25 1.85 .217 4 0 1
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2020 OKC DODGERS
Mitchell White - RHP

Born: 12/28/1994 in San Jose, Calif.
Resides: San Jose, Calif.
Acquired by Dodgers: Selected in the second round
2019:
• Spent the majority of the season with Triple-A Oklahoma City, making 16 appearances, including 13
starts....also made seven starts for Double-A Tulsa...assigned to OKC May 14.
• Established a new career season-high mark with 105 strikeouts in 93.2 combined innings with OKC and
Tulsa.
• Posted a 3-6 record and 6.50 ERA with OKC, racking up 68 strikeouts and a 1.52 WHIP over 63.2 innings
pitched.
• Went 1-0 with a 2.10 ERA, 37 strikeouts, .165 opponent’s average and a 0.83 WHIP in seven starts for
Tulsa...at time of his transfer to OKC, his ERA ranked third in the Texas League among pitchers with five or
more starts...team went 5-2 in his starts.
• Allowed one hit over 6.0 scoreless frames with a career high-tying nine punchouts May 6 against Corpus
Christi...ended the outing by retiring 11 straight.
• Pitched the first four innings of a 10-inning combined no-hitter for Tulsa at Arkansas April 14.
• Made Triple-A debut May 17 against Omaha and took the loss in the team’s 11-9 defeat...earned first
win with OKC June 1 at Memphis with 5.2 strong innings, allowing one run and four hits in the team’s 8-1
victory... also tied his career high with nine strikeouts...during Game 1 of a doubleheader July 5 against
Round Rock, threw 5.1 scoreless innings and allowed two hits with two walks and three strikeouts...
combined with Josh Sborz and Caleb Ferguson on a two-hit shutout in the team’s 1-0 win.
• Placed on OKC’s IL twice during the season (June 18-29; Aug. 1-14) due to recurring blister issues.
• Entered the 2019 season rated as the Dodgers’ No. 9 prospect by Baseball America.
Career:
• Enters the 2020 season rated as the Dodgers’ No. 12 prospect and sixth pitcher by Baseball America as
he embarks on his fifth professional season.
• Spent the entire 2018 season with Double-A Tulsa where he led the team with 105.1 innings, 22 starts, six
wins, seven quality starts and 88 strikeouts, all career highs.
• Named California League Pitcher of the Week with Rancho Cucamonga April 16, 2017...made one start,
pitched 5.0 innings and gave up no runs on one hit and one walk, striking out six...combined with Alex
Hermeling to throw the first no-hitter in Rancho Cucamonga history in the first game of a doubleheader April
7, 2017...pitched 4.0 innings with five strikeouts and three walks.
• Selected by the Los Angeles Dodgers in the second round (65th overall) of the 2016 MLB Draft out of
Santa Clara University as a redshirt sophomore...was the first Santa Clara player to be drafted in the top
two rounds since Greg Gohr in 1989 (21st overall by the Detroit Tigers)...tied for seventh in the NCAA in
strikeouts with 118 in 2016...2016 All-West Coast Conference Honorable Mention...2015 All-West Coast
Conference Freshman Team...redshirted the 2014 season as he recovered from Tommy John surgery in
2013.
White’sMitchell
Career Stats
White - Pitching - Career - Regular Season

2016 ROK AZL Dodgers 0 0 0.00 2 2 0 0 0 4.0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 8 0.75 .200 15 0 0
2017 ROK AZL Dodgers 0 0 0.00 3 3 0 0 0 7.0 2 1 0 0 0 2 0 8 0.57 .091 22 0 0
2019 AAA Oklahoma City Dodgers 3 6 6.50 16 13 0 0 0 63.2 73 47 46 13 1 24 0 68 1.52 .293 249 3 0

2020 OKC DODGERS
Tyler White - IF

Born: 10/29/1990 in Mooresville, N.C.
Resides: Houston, Texas
Acquired by Dodgers: Trade with Houston,
July 25, 2019
2019:
• Split the season between the Los Angeles Dodgers and Houston Astros, starting the year with
Houston before a July 25 trade brought him to the Dodgers in exchange for pitcher Andre Scrubb.
• Slashed .208/.308/.304 with three homers, 14 doubles, and 23 RBI in 83 games combined with
the two clubs.
• Reached base in 12 of his first 14 games of the season with the Astros with two doubles, nine walks
and three multi-hit games.
• Had 12 multi-hit efforts in 71 games with Houston, including multi extra-base performances May 4 at
the Los Angeles Angels and June 18 at Cincinnati.
• Hit his first career grand slam June 23 off J.A. Happ at Yankee Stadium...four RBI were a season
high and he was one run shy of matching his career high (Aug. 4, 2017 vs. Toronto).
• Designated for assignment by the Astros July 20...appeared in 12 games for the Dodgers before
being placed on the 10-day IL with a right trapezius strain Aug. 13 and transferred to the 60-day IL
Sept. 2.
Career:
• Enters his eighth professional season and his first full season with the Dodgers.
• Holds a career .236 average with 26 home runs and 103 RBI in 256 Major League games.
• Set Astros’ franchise records for a player’s first five games in RBI (9), first eight games in hits (13)
and first 15 games in homers (5).
• First rookie AL position player to be named AL Player of the Week for the first week of the season
after hitting .556 (10-for-18) with three home runs, two doubles and nine RBI over six games from April
4-10, 2016.
• Named a MiLB.com Organization All-Star for Houston in 2017 and 2015...picked as MiLB.com
Fans’ Choice for Best Offensive Player with Triple-A Fresno in 2015...named a Mid-Season All-Star for
Double-A Corpus Christi in 2015 and MVP of the Dominican Winter League in 2015.
• Played collegiately at Western Carolina University from 2010-13 and named Southern Conference
Player of the Year with All-Southern Conference First Team honors...selected in the 33rd round of the
2013 MLB Draft by Houston...full name is Brian Tyler White.
Tyler White - Hitting - Career - Regular Season

White’s Career Stats
2013 ROK Greeneville Astros .344 18 64 10 22 3 0 2 12 7 1 8 2 0 .411 .484 .895
2013 ROK GCL Astros .365 18 63 11 23 9 0 1 15 7 0 7 0 2 .474 .556 1.030
2013 A(Short) Tri-City ValleyCats .286 28 112 19 32 2 0 3 25 13 0 9 1 0 .362 .384 .746
2014 A(Adv) Lancaster JetHawks .267 43 150 28 40 13 1 8 23 28 1 27 0 0 .403 .527 .930
2014 A(Full) Quad Cities River Bandits .305 71 239 41 73 20 1 7 41 35 0 40 0 1 .414 .485 .899
2015 AA Corpus Christi Hooks .284 59 190 33 54 6 0 7 40 42 1 35 1 0 .415 .426 .842
2015 AAA Fresno Grizzlies .362 57 213 37 77 19 1 7 59 42 1 38 0 1 .467 .559 1.026
2016 MLB Houston Astros .217 85 249 24 54 16 0 8 28 23 1 65 1 0 .286 .378 .664
2016 AAA Fresno Grizzlies .241 44 174 28 42 4 1 13 29 16 0 30 1 1 .305 .500 .805
2017 AAA Fresno Grizzlies .300 111 436 84 131 22 1 25 89 47 0 101 7 3 .371 .528 .898
2018 AAA Fresno Grizzlies .333 70 255 55 85 18 0 14 53 46 1 39 1 1 .444 .569 1.013
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Allie, S R .000 23 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 .000 .000 1 0 0 0 0 3
Barnes, A R .264 23 87 19 23 47 6 0 6 17 14 0 20 1 1 .375 .540 .915 104 0 1 2 2 5
Bawcom, L R .125 4 8 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 0 0 .125 .125 .250 9 1 0 0 1 0
Beaty, M L .306 32 121 17 37 55 7 1 3 18 10 0 12 0 0 .378 .455 .832 135 0 0 4 3 0
2019 OKC FINAL STATS

Broussard, J R .000 14 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 .000 .000 1 0 0 0 0 0
Carrera, E L .172 10 29 4 5 6 1 0 0 2 3 0 9 1 0 .250 .207 .457 32 0 0 0 1 0
Castro, D R .244 46 168 18 41 50 6 0 1 11 13 1 15 3 0 .306 .298 .604 187 1 2 3 4 3
Chargois, J S .--- 18 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .--- .--- .000 0 0 0 0 0 0
OKLAHOMA CITY
Cingrani, T BATTERS
L .--- 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .--- .--- .000 0 0 0 0 0 1
Corcino,
Player D BR AVG
.042 G21 AB 24 R2 H1 TB4 2B0 3B0 HR1 RBI2 BB 0 IBB0 SO 4 SB 0 CS 0OBP.080SLG .167OPS .247PA 35SAC 10
SF 0
HBP 1GIDP 0E 1
De Fratus,
Allie, S J RS .000
.000 237 113 00 0 0 00 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00 7 0 0 0 0.000.000.000.000.000 .0001 150 20 00 00 03 2
Ferguson,
Barnes, A C RR .264
.--- 6 87
23 0 191 230 470 6 0 0 0 6 0 17 0 14 1 0 0 20 0 1 0 1 0.3751.000 .540.--- .915 1.000104 1 0 01 20 02 05 0
Floro,
Bawcom, D L RL .125
.--- 42 80 10 1 0 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 04 0 0 0 0 0.125.--- .125.--- .250 .0009 0 1 00 00 01 00 0
Gailen,
Beaty, M B LL .306
.250 3222 121
48 176 3712 5519 7 4 1 0 3 1 18 6 10 5 0 0 12 15 0 0 0 0.378.321.455.396.832 .717135 530 00 40 03 00 1
Gale, R
Broussard, J RR .000
.250 1430 1100 0 12 0 25 0 37 0 4 0 1 0 2 0 14 0 7 0 0 0 24 0 1 0 0.000.303.000.370.000 .6731 109 0 00 01 10 20 1
Carrera,KE
Garlick, LR .172
.314 1081 29271 4 54 5 85 6 183 1 25 0 2 0 23 2 59 3 25 0 1 9 84 1 2 0 1.250.382.207.675.457 1.057 32 3040 00 02 61 0
11 3
Gonsolin,
Castro, D T RR .244
.444 4610 168
9 181 414 505 6 1 0 0 1 0 11 2 13 0 1 0 15 3 3 0 0 0.306.444.298.556.604 1.000 187 111 22 30 04 03 0
Gonzalez,
Chargois, JV SL .---
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Grimm,
Cingrani,J T LR .---
.000 224 04 00 0 0 00 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00 2 0 0 0 0.--- .000.--- .000.000 .0000 5 0 10 00 00 01 0
Gyorko,
Corcino,JD RR .042
.273 217 24 22 25 1 6 4 10 0 1 0 0 1 1 2 5 0 3 0 0 4 5 0 0 0 0.080.385.167.455.247 .83935 2610 00 10 10 11 0
De Fratus,
Head, L J SR .000
1.000 73 13 2 01 0 2 02 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 07 0 0 0 0 0.0001.000 .0001.000 .000 2.000
15 2 2 00 00 00 02 0
Ferguson,B C
Holmes, RL .---
.000 65 06 10 0 0 00 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 00 5 0 0 0 01.000.143.--- .0001.000.1431 7 0 00 00 00 00 1
Floro, D D
Jackson, LR .---
.209 285 0273 0 40 0 57 0 87 0 10 0 1 0 6 0 28 0 31 0 1 0 92 0 9 0 5.--- .300.--- .319.000 .6190 311 0 10 01 50 60 10
Gailen,
Joe, C B LR .250
.300 22105 48
360 6 82 12108 19181 4 26 0 1 1 15 6 68 5 72 0 0 15 81 0 1 0 2.321.426.396.503.717 .92953 446 0 00 04 0
10 1
10 9
Gale, R J
Kemmer, RL .250
.252 3039 100
119 1224 2530 3753 4 5 1 0 2 6 14 13 7 16 0 0 24 38 1 0 0 0.303.360.370.445.673 .805109 139 0 01 10 42 11 0
Garlick, K C
Kershaw, RL .314
.000 811 2711 540 850 183
0 250 2 0 230 59 0 25 0 1 0 84 1 2 0 1 0.382.000.675.0001.057.000304 1 0 02 60 011 03 0
Gonsolin,L T
Landon, RR .444
.154 108 913 10 4 2 52 1 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 4 0 03 5 0 0 0 0.444.353.556.1541.000.50711 172 00 00 00 00 0
Gonzalez,JV
Lobatón, LS .---
.234 815 047 0 5 0 11 0 18 0 4 0 0 0 1 0 5 0 8 0 0 0 15 0 0 0 0.--- .339.--- .383.000 .7220 560 00 01 00 20 1
Grimm,
Lux, G J RL .000
.392 2449 4199 0 54 0 78 0 143 0 18 0 4 0 13 0 39 0 33 0 0 2 42 0 3 0 3.000.478.000.719.000 1.197 5 232 1 00 00 00 20 4
Gyorko,JJ
Martin, RR .273
.143 74 22 7 50 6 1 101 1 0 0 0 1 0 5 0 3 0 0 05 2 0 0 0 0.385.143.455.143.839 .28626 8 0 10 10 01 00 1
Head,DL
May, RR 1.000
.167 33 26 11 2 1 21 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 00 2 0 0 0 01.000.2861.000 .1672.000.4522 7 0 00 00 00 10 0
Holmes, B Z
McAllister, LR .000
.--- 57 60 00 0 0 00 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 05 0 0 0 0 0.143.--- .000.--- .143 .0007 0 0 00 00 00 01 0
Jackson, D A
McCreery, RL .209
.000 8512 273
2 400 570 870 100 1 0 6 0 28 0 31 0 1 0 92 1 9 0 5 0.300.000.319.000.619 .000311 2 1 01 50 06 010 0
Joe, C
McKinstry, Z RL .300
.382 105
26 360
89 8217 10834 181 67 268 1 2 157 68 26 72 6 0 0 81 18 1 0 2 1.426.421.503.753.929 1.174 446 950 04 10
0 010 39 3
Kemmer, J
Montgomery, B LR .252
.333 391 1193 241 301 534 5 0 0 0 6 1 13 1 16 0 0 0 38 1 0 0 0 0.360.333.4451.333 .805 1.667
139 3 0 00 40 01 00 0
Kershaw,B C
Moore, LR .000
.267 112 130 05 0 8 0 11 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 2 0 4 0 0 1 10 0 0 0 0.000.353.000.367.000 .7201 340 00 00 00 00 0
Landon,
Mora, AL RS .154
.231 845 13 130 0 15 2 30 2 42 0 8 0 2 0 0 0 19 4 6 0 0 5 30 0 0 0 0.353.266.154.323.507 .58917 139 0 00 02 10 80 10
Lobatón,
Nunn, C J SL .234
.000 1511 471 5 0 110 180 4 0 0 0 1 0 5 0 8 0 0 0 15 0 0 0 0 0.339.000.383.000.722 .00056 1 0 01 00 02 01 1
Lux, G P
Orlando, LR .392
.211 4924 199
71 549 7815 143 28 185 4 1 132 39 7 33 8 0 0 42 16 3 1 3 0.478.325.719.3941.197.720232 830 00 00 42 34 2
Martin, JC
Perkins, RR .143
.282 484 7294 0 47 1 83 1 135 0 23 0 1 0 9 0 35 0 24 0 1 2 49 0 7 0 1.143.351.143.459.286 .8108 326 1 10 00 70 1
10 3
May, DJ
Peter, RL .167
.199 392 6261 1 44 1 52 1 92 0 15 0 2 0 7 0 36 1 56 0 0 2 89 0 1 0 0.286.343.167.352.452 .6957 321 0 00 02 21 20 10
McAllister,
Peters, D Z RR .---
.260 757 0208 0 40 0 54 0 102 0 10 0 1 0 12 0 39 0 33 0 0 0 75 0 1 0 1.--- .388.--- .490.000 .8790 255 0 00 02 0
12 20 4
McCreery,SA
Peterson, LL .000
.245 1279 2278 0 41 0 68 0 122 0 14 0 5 0 10 0 38 0 25 0 0 1 87 0 4 0 .000 .000
0 .313 .439 .752 309 .000 2 0 00 01 30 70 5
McKinstry, Z K
Quackenbush, LR .382
.000 2634 891 170 340 670 8 0 2 0 7 0 26 0 6 0 0 0 18 1 0 0 1 0.421.000.753.0001.174.00095 1 0 00 00 03 03 0
Montgomery,
Reks, Z B RL .333
.284 189 3331 1 57 1 94 4 172 0 19 0 1 1 19 1 71 0 48 0 0 1 1040 2 0 0.333.3821.333 .5201.667.9013 385 0 00 01 50 30 4
Moore,
Rios, E B RL .267
.270 12104 30
393 5 72 8 106 11226 0 23 0 2 1 31 2 91 4 37 0 0 10 1530 2 0 2.353.340.367.575.720 .91534 444 0 00 06 80 30 15
Mora, A
Robinson, E S .231 45
R .220 61 191 130 1522 3042 4257 8 9 2 0 0 2 19 19 6 21 0 3 30 45 0 3 0 2.266.304.323.298.589 .602139 214 0 02 10 28 10
10 6
Nunn, C Z
Rosscup, LR .000
.--- 11
9 10 00 0 0 00 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00 0 0 0 0 0.000.--- .000.--- .000 .0001 0 0 00 00 00 01 0
Orlando,
Ruiz, K P RS .211
.316 249 71 38 9 6 1512 2818 5 0 1 0 2 2 7 9 8 2 0 0 16 1 1 0 0 0.325.350.394.474.720 .82483 400 00 40 03 52 1
Perkins,CC
Sadler, RR .282
.000 841 2941 470 830 135
0 230 1 0 9 0 35 0 24 0 1 0 49 1 7 0 1 0.351.000.459.000.810 .000326 1 1 00 70 010 03 0
Peter, J D
Santana, LR .199
.150 9215 261
20 444 523 923 150 2 0 7 0 36 3 56 1 0 0 89 8 1 0 0 0.343.190.352.150.695 .340321 240 32 20 02 010 3
Peters,
Sborz, J D R .260 57
R .000 25 2 208 400 540 102
0 100 1 0 120 39 0 33 1 0 0 75 1 1 0 1 0.388.333.490.000.879 .333255 3 0 02 12
0 02 04 1
Peterson,
Schultz, J S LR .245
.--- 79
29 278
0 410 680 122
0 140 5 0 100 38 0 25 0 0 0 87 0 4 0 0 0.313.--- .439.--- .752 .000309 0 0 01 30 07 05 0
Quackenbush,
Smith, W K RR .000
.268 3462 1224 0 48 0 60 0 135 0 11 0 2 0 20 0 54 0 40 0 1 1 49 0 1 0 0.000.381.000.603.000 .9841 270 0 00 03 30 50 5
Reks, Z J
Smoker, LL .284
.--- 89
9 3310 570 940 172
0 190 1 0 190 71 0 48 0 0 0 1040 2 0 0 0.382.--- .520.--- .901 .000385 0 0 01 50 03 04 0
Rios, E
Somsen, L L .270
R .--- 104
3 393
0 720 106 0 226
0 230 2 0 310 91 0 37 0 0 0 1530 2 0 2 0.340.--- .575.--- .915 .000444 0 0 06 80 03 015 0
Robinson, ES
Spitzbarth, RR .220
.000 6112 191
4 220 420 570 9 0 0 0 2 0 19 0 21 0 3 0 45 2 3 0 2 0.304.000.298.000.602 .000214 4 0 00 20 010 06 0
Rosscup, BZ
Stewart, RL .---
.125 99 016 01 0 2 03 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 00 6 0 0 0 0.--- .125.--- .188.000 .3130 170 10 00 00 00 3
Ruiz, K
Thole, J S .316 9
L .203 25 74 38 6 8 1215 1820 0 2 0 0 2 1 9 4 2 14 0 0 1 19 0 0 0 0.350.333.474.270.824 .60440 900 00 01 15 11 3
Sadler, C
Thornburg, T R .000
R .--- 14 10 00 0 0 00 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 01 0 0 0 0 0.000.--- .000.--- .000 .0001 0 0 00 00 00 00 0
Santana, D
Vasquez, L RR .150
1.000 15
8 20 1 40 3 1 31 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 1 0 0 08 0 0 0 0 0.1901.000 .1501.000 .340 2.000
24 1 3 00 00 00 03 1
Sborz, JM
White, RR .000
.067 2511 215 01 0 1 01 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 01 7 0 0 0 0.333.067.000.067.333 .1333 170 20 00 00 01 1
Schultz, J R
Zastryzny, RR .---
.211 2911 019 01 0 4 05 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 00 6 0 0 0 0.--- .211.--- .263.000 .4740 210 20 00 00 00 0
Smith, W R .268 62 224
.262 139 4636 48786 601215 135
2149 112672 292020354 74640 5731 8 49 1266
1 430 19 .352 .464 .815270 5354
.381 .603 .984 0 3
28 330 5
85 109 5 127
Smoker, J L .---
.282 9139 04706 0 856 0 1329 0 2316 0 2970 450 2000 7830 5730 5 0 1287 0 131
0 .--- .367.--- .492.000 .8590 5423
41 0 0
24 037 0
79 0
106
Somsen, L R .--- 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .--- .--- .000 0 0 0 0 0 0
Spitzbarth, S R .000 12 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 .000 .000 .000 4 0 0 0 0 0
Stewart, B L .125 9 16 1 2 3 1 0 0 1 0 0 6 0 0 .125 .188 .313 17 1 0 0 0 3
Thole, J L .203 25 74 8 15 20 2 0 1 4 14 0 19 0 0 .333 .270 .604 90 0 1 1 1 3
Thornburg, T R .--- 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .--- .--- .000 0 0 0 0 0 0
Vasquez, L R 1.000 8 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1.000 1.000 2.000 1 0 0 0 0 1
White, M R .067 11 15 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 7 0 0 .067 .067 .133 17 2 0 0 0 1
Zastryzny, R R .211 11 19 1 4 5 1 0 0 2 0 0 6 0 0 .211 .263 .474 21 2 0 0 0 0
.262 139 4636 786 1215 2149 267 29 203 746 573 8 1266 43 19 .352 .464 .815 5354 28 30 85 109 127
.282 139 4706 856 1329 2316 297 45 200 783 573 5 1287 131 41 .367 .492 .859 5423 24 37 79 106
OKLAHOMA CITY PITCHERS

Player T W L ERA G GS CG SHO GF HLD SV SVO IP H R ER HR HB BB IBB SO AVG WP BK GIDP TBF
Allie, S R 0 0 8.16 33 0 0 0 9 2 2 2 32.0 29 30 29 8 8 31 1 40 .236 9 1 3 163
Bawcom, L R 3 3 4.39 8 7 0 0 0 0 0 0 41.0 41 20 20 8 0 15 0 38 .263 3 0 5 172
Bowden, M R 0 0 0.00 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 3.0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 .100 0 0 0 10
Broussard, J R 1 1 6.35 21 0 0 0 3 5 0 0 28.1 32 21 20 5 2 14 0 25 .283 3 0 2 131
Chargois, J R 1 2 2.76 27 0 0 0 18 2 4 7 32.2 27 12 10 3 1 16 0 37 .231 2 0 5 135
Cingrani, T L 1 0 2.84 7 0 0 0 1 3 0 0 6.1 5 2 2 0 0 4 0 5 .238 0 0 2 25
Corcino, D R 8 8 4.90 24 21 1 0 1 0 0 0 119.1 112 69 65 25 8 61 0 105 .249 4 0 8 527
De Fratus, J R 3 5 6.71 10 9 0 0 0 1 0 0 52.1 65 43 39 9 5 17 0 41 .305 3 0 4 240
Ferguson, C L 0 0 1.76 13 1 0 0 2 3 1 1 15.1 9 3 3 1 0 5 0 27 .170 1 0 2 58
Player T W L ERA G GS CG SHO GF HLD SV SVO IP H R ER HR HB BB IBB SO AVG WP BK GIDP TBF
Floro, D R 0 0 2.08 6 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 4.1 3 3 1 0 0 4 0 5 .188 0 0 0 20
Allie, S R 0 0 8.16 33 0 0 0 9 2 2 2 32.0 29 30 29 8 8 31 1 40 .236 9 1 3 163
Gailen, B L 1 0 0.00 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 3.1 1 0 0 0 1 4 0 3 .091 1 0 0 16
Bawcom, L R 3 3 4.39 8 7 0 0 0 0 0 0 41.0 41 20 20 8 0 15 0 38 .263 3 0 5 172
Gale, R R 0 0 18.00 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1.0 3 2 2 2 0 0 0 0 .500 0 0 0 6
Bowden, M R 0 0 0.00 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 3.0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 .100 0 0 0 10
Gonsolin,
Broussard,TJ RR 12 14 4.35
6.35 13
21 0 13 0
0 0 0 3 0 5 0 0
0 0 0 41.1
28.1 32 41 21 2520 205 42 314 210 025 50.283 .248 3
3 0 2 0 0131 191
Gonzalez,
Chargois, JV RL 10 20 3.86
2.76 15
27 0 0 0
0 0 0 6
18 2 1 0
4 7 0 14.0
32.2 27 16 12 7 10 63 31 016 40 037 13.231 .286 1
2 0 5 0 2135 61
Grimm,
Cingrani,J T LR 14 04 5.66
2.84 735 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 8 3 2 0 1 0 2 6.141.1 5 49 2 282 260 30 34 150 05 56.238 .3020 07 20 325 181
Head,
Corcino,L D RR 81 80 8.25
4.90 9 210 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 119.1
24 12.0 11220 69 1165 1125 28 061 70 0105 14.249 .392
4 01 80 3527 58
Holmes,
De Fratus, BJ RL 31 54 6.32
6.71 9
10 9 9 0
0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0
0 0 0 37.0
52.1 65 40 43 2839 269 75 117 210 041 40.305 .276 1
3 0 4 0 2240 170
Kemmer,
Ferguson,JC LL 00 00 18.00
1.76 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 2 1 3 0 1 0 1 0 15.1
13 1.0 9 5 3 33 21 00 05 00 027 0 .170 .625
1 01 20 058 8
Kershaw,
Floro, D C RL 00 00 4.15
2.08 61 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 4.14.1 3 4 3 21 20 10 04 20 05 6 .188 .2670 00 00 120 17
Martin,
Gailen, BJ LR 13 03 5.89
0.00 18 0 8 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3.144.1 1 45 0 320 290 101 74 310 03 31.091 .2621 05 00 516 212
May,
Gale, DR RR 03 00 2.30
18.00 15 0 5 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1.027.1 3 21 2 82 72 00 50 90 00 24.500 .2120 01 01 16 114
McAllister,
Gonsolin, T Z RR 20 40 8.03
4.35 9 130 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 2 0 2 0 2 41.1
13 12.1 41 19 25 1320 114 53 121 30 050 19.248 .352
3 00 00 0191 60
McCreery,
Gonzalez, VA LL 00 00 5.79
3.86 19 0 0 0 0 0 0 6 1 1 1 0 0 0 1 14.0
15 18.2 16 28 7 176 123 40 04 140 013 21.286 .333
1 04 20 261 99
Nunn,
Grimm,C J RL 40 41 8.01
5.66 24 0 0 0 0 0 0 8 5 2 2 1 0 2 2 41.1
35 30.1 49 45 28 2926 273 43 215 160 056 39.302 .344
7 03 32 4181 150
Peterson,
Head, L S RL 10 00 0.00
8.25 91 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 12.0 0.2 20 0 11 0 11 02 00 07 00 014 0 .392 .000
1 00 30 058 2
Quackenbush,
Holmes, B K LR 12 45 5.06
6.32 954 9 0 0
0 0 0 0 28 0 9 11
0 0 15 58.2 40 59 28
37.0 3426 337 91 321 160 140 85.276 .257
1 02 20 2170 253
Rosscup,
Kemmer, ZJ LL 00 01 6.23
18.00 19 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 2 0 1 0 1 0 1 1.08.2 5 8 3 62 60 10 00 30 00 14.625 .2581 01 00 18 35
Sadler,
Kershaw, C C LR 00 00 6.00
4.15 12 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 1 4.16.0 4 8 2 42 41 10 02 10 06 9 .267 .3200 00 10 117 26
Santana,
Martin, J D RR 35 39 6.94
5.89 827 8 17 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 1 0 0 0 0 44.1 93.1 45 111 32 8429 7210 167 931 530 031 105.262 .292
5 012 52 6212 444
Sborz,
May, DJ RR 34 03 4.68
2.30 546 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 14 0 8 0 3 0 8 27.1 50.0 21 56 8 307 260 25 09 140 024 68.212 .283
1 16 12 2114 217
Schultz, J Z
McAllister, RR 02 03 5.85
8.03 947 0 1 0 0 0 0 3 12 2 8 2 4 2 4 12.1 47.2 19 52 13 3811 315 31 23 270 119 62.352 .274
0 04 00 560 221
Smoker,
McCreery, J A LL 01 02 9.00
5.79 12 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 5 1 2 0 0 1 2 18.2
19 14.0 28 20 17 1512 144 40 014 90 221 11.333 .357
4 00 20 399 68
Somsen,
Nunn, C L LR 02 10 9.00
8.01 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 0 2 0 0 0 2 0 30.1
24 5.0 45 7 29 6 27 54 12 016 80 039 3 .344 .350
3 20 40 2150 28
Spitzbarth,
Peterson, S S LR 01 00 8.18
0.00 120 0 0 0
0 0 0 1 3 0 4 0
0 0 0 0.222.0 0 30 0 200 200 60 30 80 00 29.000 .3160 00 01 12 106
Stewart, B
Quackenbush, K RR 25 57 7.34
5.06 17 0 16 0 0 0 0 280 9 0 110 15 0 58.2
54 76.0 59 97 34 6733 629 193 916 401 085 67.257 .310
2 07 20 6253 365
Thornburg,
Rosscup, Z T LR 00 10 6.00
6.23 912 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 3 1 1 1 0 1 1 8.212.0 8 11 6 96 81 30 13 90 014 15.258 .239
1 00 10 035 56
Vasquez,
Sadler, C L RR 02 00 5.74
6.00 212 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 6 0 0 1 0 1 0 6.015.2 8 13 4 154 101 30 21 160 09 25.320 .2170 04 10 126 80
White, M
Santana, D RR 53 96 6.50
6.94 16 13
27 17 0 0 0 0 3 0 1 2 0
0 0 0 63.2 11173 84
93.1 4772 4616 139 153 240 0105 68.292 .293
12 23 60 9444 278
Zastryzny,
Sborz, J R RL 43 36 6.49
4.68 20 0 16 0 0 0 0 141 8 1 3 0 8 0 50.0
46 94.1 56 126 30 7526 682 170 214 310 068 84.283 .326
6 25 20 13217 426
Schultz, J R 262 377 5.83
5.85 139 1 139 0 1 0 3 121388 62 4 304 50 47.2
47 1189.252 132938 856
31 771
3 200
2 79
27 573
1 562 1287
.274 .282
4 097 59 106
221 5423
Smoker, J L 177 262 5.51
9.00 139 0 139 0 2 0 9 5 1372 39 0 362 51 14.0
12 1197.220 121515 786
14 733
4 203
0 85
9 573
2 811 1266
.357 .262
0 081 37 109
68 5354
Somsen, L R 2 0 9.00 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5.0 7 6 5 1 0 8 0 3 .350 0 0 2 28
Spitzbarth, S R 1 0 8.18 20 0 0 0 3 4 0 0 22.0 30 20 20 6 3 8 0 29 .316 0 1 1 106
Stewart, B
Thornburg, T
R
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5
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7
0
7.34
6.00
17 16 0 0
12 0 0 0
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3
0
1
0 0
0 1
76.0
12.0
97
11
67
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62
8
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.310 7 0 6
.239 0 0 0
365
56
85
Vasquez, L R 2 0 5.74 12 0 0 0 6 0 0 0 15.2 13 15 10 3 2 16 0 25 .217 4 0 1 80
2019 SEASON RECAP
Fourth Place PCL American Southern Division • 62-77 Record

Home run records, Major League call-ups and video game-type Oklahoma City team since 2009.
statistics by the eventual Baseball America Minor League Player of The Dodgers later compiled a team record nine-game road winning
the Year shaped the Oklahoma City Dodgers’ 2019 season under streak May 29-June 15, 2019.
first-year manager Travis Barbary. OKC drew a team-record 573 walks during the 2019 season – third-
The 2019 OKC Dodgers hit a team record 203 home runs and most in the PCL. Infielder Connor Joe finished tied for second in the
eight players would go on to make their Major League debuts with PCL with 72 walks and finished third in the league with a .426 on-
the Los Angeles Dodgers throughout the season. After making an base percentage. He also led the Dodgers with 105 games played,
immediate impact on the Pacific Coast League and following his two 108 hits, 82 runs scored and 26 doubles in 2019.
months with Oklahoma City, infielder Gavin Lux was named Baseball Lux quickly shined in the PCL after being called up from Double-A
America Minor League Player of the Year. Tulsa in late June. He reached base safely in each of his first 37
The 2019 season opened in dramatic fashion for Oklahoma City Triple-A games and compiled a 16-game hitting streak June 27-July
with Los Angeles Dodgers pitcher Clayton Kershaw taking the 19.
mound as the team’s Opening Day starter while on a Major League During the week of July 15–21, Lux went 15-for-30 with eight extra-
rehab assignment. He threw 61 pitches (42 strikes) at Chickasaw base hits including five home runs, 12 RBI and 13 runs scored. He
Bricktown Ballpark and allowed two runs on four hits with two also tied for the league lead with seven walks and would be named
walks and six strikeouts in 4.1 innings in front of a sellout crowd PCL Player of the Week. On July 17 at Iowa, he hit two homers
of 12,472. and racked up five RBI to tie his career-high mark. He then tallied a
Outfielder Kyle Garlick hit the Dodgers’ first home run of the season career-high five hits the next day, going 5-for-6 with a home run, two
in the bottom of the ninth inning of an eventual 5-3 season-opening doubles, three runs scored and three RBI.
loss to San Antonio, and that solo shot kicked off what became a Lux was named Uncle Ray’s PCL Player of the Month for July,
wild season in terms of offense in the PCL. becoming the first OKC player to be named league player of the
The OKC Dodgers hit a team record 203 home runs last season, month since MLBAM began tracking the awards in 2010. He led the
paced by infielder Edwin Ríos, who hit 31 homers in 104 games. 16-team league with a .435 AVG, .519 OBP and 1.356 OPS during
Garlick racked up two three-homer games — May 5 at New Orleans the month. He tallied 40 hits, including 19 for extra bases, scored
and July 18 at Iowa. His three-homer outings were the first for OKC 29 runs and had 26 RBI with a .837 SLG over 22 games.
since 2014 and marked just the seventh and eighth three-homer Dodgers pitchers also made a mark on the league, racking up a
games for an individual player since the team moved to Bricktown league-leading and team record 1,287 strikeouts in 2019, as OKC
in 1998. led the PCL in strikeouts for the third time in the last four seasons.
Ríos’ 31 homers in 2019 totaled the third-most in team history Pitchers Daniel Corcino and Dennis Santana paced the Dodgers with
behind Nelson Cruz (37 in 2008) and Mike Hessman (35 in 2012). 105 strikeouts apiece and Corcino had a team-best eight wins in
Ríos also paced OKC with 91 RBI during the season. 2019. His .249 opponent average ranked third in the league, while
The Dodgers hit a team record eight home runs July 18 at Iowa, his 4.90 ERA ranked seventh and his 1.45 WHIP finished ninth.
belted by five different players. Pitcher Kevin Quackenbush appeared in a league-leading 54 games
Oklahoma City hit the second-most homers in all of professional and tied for fifth in the PCL with 11 saves.
baseball during the month of July (62). The month included a streak But OKC also had its struggles in 2019, posting the team’s highest
of 16 consecutive games with a home run for OKC July 5-24 — ERA (5.83) since 1998 as well as the most home runs (200) and
the second-longest streak in team history and one game shy of the most walks (573) allowed by the team since 1998.
team record of 17 straight set in May 1999. During the streak, the The Dodgers’ 62-77 record also marked the fewest wins for an
Dodgers hit an incredible 43 homers, including 26 over the final OKC squad since 1998 and their 30 home wins were the fewest
six games. during the same span. The team finished fourth in the PCL American
Catcher Will Smith, catcher Austin Barnes and Lux each put Southern Division and with an overall record below .500 for the first
together individual streaks of five consecutive games with a home time since 2011.
run during the season. But many Dodgers players shined individually throughout 2019. In
Wild offensive performances didn’t stop at home runs, however, addition to the previous accolades mentioned, Quackenbush and
especially in July. Smith were both named to the Triple-A All-Star Game. Pitcher Dustin
The 18 runs scored in their July 18 win at Iowa were a season high May was named PCL Pitcher of the Week July 22–28 and Ríos was
for the Dodgers and marked just the 11th time since 1998 an OKC named PCL Player of the Week July 29-Aug. 4.
team scored 18 or more runs in a game. Eight OKC players went on to make their Major League debuts
The Dodgers defeated Nashville on the road, 16-1, July 23. The with the Los Angeles Dodgers in 2019: infielder Matt Beaty, Garlick,
margin of victory marked just the seventh time in team history OKC pitcher Tony Gonsolin, Lux, May, Ríos, pitcher Josh Sborz and Smith.
has won a game by 15 or more runs and tied for the sixth-largest Beaty, Lux, May and Smith also made their MLB postseason debuts
margin of victory in team history. on the Dodgers’ NLDS roster. In Game 1 of the NLDS against the
The 11 runs scored in the seventh inning of the Dodgers’ May 14 Washington Nationals, Lux became the youngest Dodgers player
win at Round Rock became the most runs scored in an inning by an to homer in a postseason game at the age of 21 years, 314 days.

2019 SEASON RECAP
Season Leaders
Offense, Individual: Offense, Team:
Hits: Connor Joe, 108 Average: .262 (tie-13th in PCL)
Average: Gavin Lux, .392 Runs: 786 (10th in PCL)
Home Runs: Edwin Ríos, 31 (tie-9th in PCL) Home Runs: 203 (9th in PCL)
Doubles: Connor Joe, 26 Extra-Base Hits: 499 (8th in PCL)
Triples: Shane Peterson, 5 Stolen Bases: 43 (16th in PCL)
Runs: Connor Joe, 82 Walks: 573 (3rd in PCL)
RBI: Edwin Ríos, 91 Strikeouts: 1,266 (3rd in PCL)
Walks: Connor Joe, 72 (tie, 2nd in PCL) On-Base Percentage: .352 (tie-9th in PCL)
Strikeouts: Edwin Ríos, 153 (tie, 4th in PCL) OPS: .815 (10th in PCL)
Stolen Bases: Drew Jackson, 9
Pitching, Individual: Pitching, Team:
Games: Kevin Quackenbush, 54 (1st in PCL) ERA: 5.83 (11th in PCL)
Starts: Daniel Corcino, 21 Runs: 856 (6th in PCL)
Innings: Daniel Corcino, 119.1 Hits: 1,329 (7th in PCL)
Wins: Daniel Corcino, 8 Home Runs: 200 (10th in PCL)
Losses: Dennis Santana, 9 (tie, 6th in PCL) Walks: 573 (5th in PCL)
Saves: Kevin Quackenbush, 11 (tie, 5th in PCL) Saves: 30 (12th in PCL)
Holds: Kevin Quackenbush, 9 (tie, 3rd in PCL) Strikeouts: 1,287 (1st in PCL)
Strikeouts: Daniel Corcino & Dennis Santana, 105 Shutouts: 3 (12th in PCL)
Walks: Daniel Corcino, 61 (5th in PCL) WHIP: 1.60 (12th in PCL)
Team Defensive Stats PCL Players/Pitchers of the Week

Fielding Percentage: .974 (tie, 15th in PCL) Dates Player
July 15-21 Gavin Lux (IF)
Errors: 127 (3rd in PCL) July 22-28 Dustin May (RHP)
July 30-Aug. 4 Edwin Ríos (IF)
Double Plays:
Turned - 120 (10th in PCL)
Grounded Into - 109 (3rd in PCL) PCL Player of the Month
Month Player
Outfield Assists: 17 July Gavin Lux (IF)
Perkins 5, Reks 5, Peterson 2, Beaty 1,
Joe 1, Landon 1, Orlando 1, Ríos 1
Baseball America Minor League
Pickoffs: 10
Grimm 3, Zastryzny 3, Holmes 1, Kershaw 1, Player of the Year
Nunn 1, Stewart 1 Year Player
2020 Gavin Lux (IF)
Balks: 9
Santana 2, Sborz 2, Nunn 2, Allie 1, May 1, Spitzbarth 1
Caught Stealing Percentage:
Catcher CS SB CS PCT
Austin Barnes 2 10 16.7
Rocky Gale 11 23 32.4
José Lobatón 2 13 13.3
Ben Moore 5 13 27.8
Keibert Ruiz 1 4 20.0
Will Smith 15 49 23.4
Josh Thole 5 19 20.8
TOTALS 41 131 23.8
Team Monthly Performance

Month Record Batting (AVG/HR/R) Pitching (ERA/K/BB)
April 8-15 .238/16/88 5.31/224/93
May 13-9 .238/40/166 6.36/296/139
June 14-13 .285/46/172 5.39/259/105
July 17-10 .298/62/206 5.17/249/97
August 9-19 .249/36/142 6.75/241/131
September 1-1 .254/3/12 6.50/18/8____
TOTALS 62-77 .262/203/786 5.83/1,287/573
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General High/Low Runs By Inning
Longest Winning Streak........................................................ 6 (2x; last 7/18-7/24) Team 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Extra Total
Longest Winning Streak, Home.......................... ......................4 (2x; last 7/28-8/9) OKC Dodgers 92 102 110 94 111 70 88 62 48 9 786
Longest Winning Streak, Road......................................................... 9 (5/29-6/16)* Opponents 100 79 105 116 101 117 85 82 59 13 856
Most Consecutive Losses.......................... .......................................7 (8/19-8/26)
Most Consecutive Losses, Home................... ............................5 (3x; last 6/5-6/9)
Most Consecutive Losses, Road................. .............................4 (4x; last 8/5-8/17)
Longest 9 Inning Game, Time................... ....................................4:03 (7/4 vs. RR)
Shortest 9 Inning Game, Time....................................................2:19 (7/15 @ IOW) OKC Grand Slams (5)
Longest Extra Inning Game, Time............................................. 3:59 (5/30 @ MEM)
Longest Doubleheader Game Time................ .....................2:38 (7/13 @ MEM, G2) Date/Opponent Inning Player Pitcher
Shortest Doubleheader Game Time.................. ..................1:48 (7/13 @ MEM, G1) 6/12 @ ABQ 2nd Reks Freeland
Longest Game, Innings....................................................................11 (5/5 @ NO) 7/16 @ IOW 2nd Smith Clifton
Most Runners LOB.................................................................. ...15 (4/17 vs. OMA) 7/20 vs. SA 3rd Peter Derby
Opponent........................................................................................ 16 (SL, 7/30) 7/23 @ NAS 6th Reks Huang
Double Plays Turned..........................................................4 (3x; last 8/29 vs. IOW) 8/28 vs. IOW 8th Ríos Mekkes
Opponent........................................................................................5 (RNO, 8/13)
Most Errors.................................................................................5 (8/21 vs. NAS)
Opponent...............................................................................4 (3x; last SL, 7/31)
Largest Margin of Victory............... .....................................15 (16-1; 7/23 @ NAS)
Largest Margin of Defeat........................................................12 (15-3; 8/24 @ SA) Opponent Grand Slams (5)
Biggest Comeback in Win............... ........7 (4/16 vs. OMA; Trailed 12-5; Won 13-12)
Biggest Lead in Loss...........................5 (2x; last 8/20 vs. NAS; Led 8-3; Lost 13-8) Date/Opponent Inning Player Pitcher
Most Games Over .500......................................................................................... 4/21 vs. IOW 6th Adduci Smoker
Most Games Under .500............. ...........................................................17 (17-34) 5/1 vs. RR (1) 1st De Goti Broussard
*Club record 5/14 @ RR 4th Ferguson Zastrzyny
5/17 vs. OMA 1st Susac White
8/24 @ SA 4th Orf DeFratus
Individual Batting
Most At-Bats, Game.................................................. 6 (24x; last Joe; 7/23 @ NAS)
Opponent.................................................................6 (12x; last Herrera; NO, 9/2)
Most Runs, Game.........................................................4 (2x; last Ríos; 7/30 @ SL)
Composite vs. PCL
Opponent..................................................................4 (2x; last Granite; NAS, 5/8) Division Overall Home Road
Most Hits, Game.....................................................................5 (Lux; 7/18 @ IOW)
Opponent............................................................ 4 (11x; last Guzmán; NAS, 8/21) American Northern 29-34 11-20 18-14
Most Doubles, Game......................................2 (19x; last McKinstry; 8/20 vs. NAS) Iowa 7-9 3-5 4-4
Opponent................................................................. 2 (26x; last Alvarez; NO, 9/1) Memphis 9-7 2-6 7-1
Most Triples, Game............................ ...............1 (29x; last McKinstry; 9/1 vs. NO)
Opponent.................................................................1 (45x; last Herrera; NO, 9/2) Nashville 6-9 2-5 4-4
Most Home Runs, Game..................................... ....3 (2x; last Garlick; 7/18 @ IOW) Omaha 7-9 4-4 3-5
Opponent.................................................................3 (3x; last Mayfield; RR, 8/16) American Southern 18-30 12-12 6-18
Most Extra-Base Hits, Game.................................... 3 (4x; last Garlick; 7/18 @ IOW)
Opponent............................................................ 3 (11x; last Guzmán; NAS, 8/21) New Orleans 6-10 3-5 3-5
Most Total Bases, Game......................................................13 (Garlick; 5/5 @ NO) Round Rock 6-10 4-4 2-6
Opponent...............................................................12 (3x; last Mayfield; RR, 8/16) San Antonio 6-10 5-3 1-7
Most RBI, Game............................ ......................................7 (Smith; 7/16 @ IOW) Pacific Northern 7-7 7-7
Opponent.................................................................6 (2x; last Mayfield; RR, 8/16)
Most Stolen Bases, Game.......................................... 1 (42x; last Lux; 8/9 vs. TAC) Fresno 1-3 1-3
Opponent............................................................................... 4 (Sierra; NO, 8/30) Reno 2-2 2-2
Most Walks, Game........................................ ...........................4 (Ríos; 7/30 @ SL) Sacramento 1-2 1-2
Opponent................................................................ 4 (2x; last Higgins; IOW, 8/28)
Most Strikeouts, Game...................................... ..................5 (Jackson; 5/6 @ NO) Tacoma 3-0 3-0
Opponent.....................................................................................5 (Ray; SA, 4/6) Pacific Southern 8-6 8-6
Albuquerque 3-0 3-0
El Paso 2-2 2-2
Individual Pitching Las Vegas 1-3 1-3
Longest Outing................................................... 7.0 (4x; last Martin; 6/25 vs. NO) Salt Lake 2-1 2-1
Opponent..............................................................................8.0 (Rea; IOW, 7/15)
Most Runs Allowed.......................................................... 12 (Stewart; 7/3 @ NAS)
Opponent.......................................................................... 13 (Dillard; NAS, 6/30)
Most Hits Allowed...................................................12 (3x; last Santana; 8/1 @ SL)
Opponent.......................................................................... 15 (Dillard; NAS, 6/30)
Record by Day of the Week
Most Strikeouts...................................................10 (2x; last Zastryzny; 5/4 @ NO)
Opponent......................................................................12 (Hernandez; NO, 5/22) Day Overall Home Road
Most Walks.........................................................................7 (Martin; 8/7 vs. TAC) Sunday 9-12 3-7 6-5
Opponent.......................................................................6 (Hauschild; MEM, 7/28)
Most Errors, Game, Individual............................... 2 (9x; last Barnes; 8/21 vs. NAS) Monday 7-11 5-4 2-7
Opponent................................................................ 2 (5x; last Butera; ABQ, 6/12) Tuesday 10-7 5-3 5-4
Wednesday 6-10 1-7 5-3
Thursday 11-10 7-3 4-7
Friday 9-13 6-7 3-6
Team Batting Saturday 10-14 3-7 7-7
Most Runs, Game........................................................................18 (7/18 @ IOW)
Opponent......................................................................................19 (ELP, 6/18)
Fewest Runs, Game...........................................................0 (9x; last 8/31 vs. NO)
Opponent......................................................................... 0 (3x; last RR, 7/5, G1)
Most Runs, Inning...................................................................11 (7th; 5/14 @ RR)
Opponent............................................................................... 12 (2nd; NAS, 7/3) Attendance
Most Hits, Game................................................... ................20 (2x; 7/18 @ IOW)
Opponent.................................................................................... 18 (MEM, 6/21) Season Total (Home)........................................................................ 444.131
Most Hits, Inning......................................................................9 (7th; 5/14 @ RR) Average (by openings).................................................................. 6,629 (67)
Opponent................................................................................. 9 (2nd; NAS, 7/3) Highest Attendance, Home...............................................12,472 (4/4 vs. SA)
Fewest Hits, Game..........................................................1 (2x; last 8/10 vs. RNO) Highest Attendance, Road....... ........................................12,134 (8/17 @ RR)
Opponent...................................................2 (RR, 7/5, G1)/4 (3x; last OMA, 5/20)
Most Doubles, Game.......................................... ............................7 (5/14 @ RR)
Opponent...............................................................................6 (2x; last NO, 9/1)
Most Triples, Game.. ........................................................2 (2x; last 7/24 @ NAS)
Opponent.........................................................................................2 (NO, 6/28) OKC Dodgers Ejections (16)
Most Home Runs, Game................................................................8 (7/18 @ IOW)
Opponent............................................................................. 5 (5x; last RR, 8/16) Date Personnel Umpire Situation
Most Extra-Base Hits, Game.............................................11 (2x; last 7/18 @ IOW) 4/15 @ IOW Simas Libka Arguing from dugout after called third strike on Beaty
Opponent........................................................................ 10 (2x; last MEM, 6/21) 4/15 @ IOW Peter Libka Called third strike; same inning as Simas ejection
Fewest Extra-Base Hits, Game............................................0 (6x; last 8/31 vs. NO) 4/26 @ SA Barbary Ziegler Disputing Hiura HR over LF fence
Opponent.............................................................................0 (7x; last NO, 8/30) 5/1 vs. RR (1) DeFratus Moscoso Asking about pitch location in 1st inning
Most Walks, Game.......................................................................11 (7/21 vs. SA) 5/22 @ NO Smith Williams While walking back to dugout after swinging K
Opponent......................................................................................12 (IOW, 8/28) 5/25 @ OMA Barbary Eaton E. Hernandez check swing appeal at 1B
Fewest Walks, Game...........................................................0 (4x; last 9/2 vs. NO) 5/28 @ OMA Barbary Eaton Called strike to Joe in 9th inning
Opponent............................................................................. 0 (4x; last RR, 8/15) 6/6 vs. SAC Robinson Blakney Comment about strike zone at second base
Most Strikeouts, Game.................................................................19 (5/22 @ NO) 6/24 vs. MEM Barbary Mahrley Contesting runner inside 1B line
Opponent......................................................................................... 18 (SA, 4/6) 6/24 vs. MEM Santana Marhley Comments after being taken out of game
Fewest Strikeouts, Game...................................................2 (2x; last 6/18 @ ELP) 7/4 vs. RR Peterson May Called third strike
Opponent......................................................... 1 (MEM, 7/13, G1)/2 (OMA, 5/26) 7/4 vs. RR Barbary May Following Peterson
Most Stolen Bases, Game........................................................... 4 (4/18 vs. OMA) 7/30 @ SL Lux Ceja Called third strike on pitch up and in
Opponent.............................................................................5 (3x; last NO, 8/30) 7/31 @ SL Barbary Mackay Commenting about strike zone from dugout
Most Consec. Games, Home Run...............................................16 (7/5, G2-7/24) 8/17 @ RR Barbary Starkovich Barnes strikeout in 4th inning from dugout
Most Consec. Games, No Home Run.. ..................................3 (3x; last 5/22-5/24) 8/24 @ SA Peters Hamm Non-appeal of possible check swing for strike three
Current HR Streak........................................................................................... +2 8/28 vs. IOW Lux Moscoso Called third strike down and away
Team Pitching
Walk-Off Wins (2)
Most Runs, Game.........................................................................19 (6/18 @ ELP)
Opponent.......................................................................................18 (IOW, 7/18)
Fewest Runs, Game........................................................0 (3x; last 7/5 vs. RR, G1) Date/Opponent Score/Inning Player Situation
Opponent..............................................................................0 (9x; last NO, 8/31) 4/16 vs. OMA 12-11, 9th Ríos Bases loaded, 2 out; 2-run single defected into RCF
Most Runs, Inning................................ ..........................................12 (7/3 @ NAS) by first baseman; OKC scored 6 in 9th and
Opponent................................................................................. 11 (RR, 5/14; 7th) trailed, 12-5, heading into the 7th inning
Most Hits, Game.......................................................................18 (6/21 vs. MEM)
Opponent...........................................................................20 (2x; last IOW, 7/18) 6/27 vs. NO 5-5, 9th Kemmer Double that rolled to RCF wall; Peters scored from 1B
Fewest Hits, Game.............................. 2 (7/5 vs. RR, G1)/4 (3x; last 5/20 vs. OMA)
Opponent............................................................................1 (2x; last RNO, 8/10)
Most Hits, Inning................................. ....................................9 (7/3 @ NAS, 2nd)
Opponent.......................................................................................... 9 (RR, 5/14)
Most Extra-Base Hits, Game........................................ ...10 (2x; last 6/21 vs. MEM)
Opponent...........................................................................11 (2x; last IOW, 7/18)
Fewest Extra-Base Hits, Game.............................................0 (7x; last 8/30 vs. NO)
Walk-Off Losses (2)
Opponent..............................................................................0 (6x; last NO, 8/31)
Most Walks, Game............................................................. .........12 (8/28 vs. IOW) Date/Opponent Score/Inning Player Situation
Opponent........................................................................................ 11 (SA, 7/21) 8/2 @ LV 8-7, 10th Loehr 2 outs; 3-Run homer to RCF; first Triple-A plate appearance;
Fewest Walks, Game................................. .........................0 (4x; last 8/15 vs. RR) entered game as pinch runner in 9th and scored tying run
Opponent................................................................................0 (4x; last NO, 9/2)
Most Strikeouts, Game...................................................................18 (4/6 vs. SA) 8/5 @ LV 9-9, 9th Brown Single to deep RF; LV entered inning trailing, 9-8,
Opponent....................................................................................... 19 (NO, 5/22) and had three straight hits to win
Fewest Strikeouts, Game.................................1 (7/13 @ MEM, G1)/2 (5/26 @ NO)
Opponent............................................................................. 2 (2x; last ELP, 6/18)
Most Consec. Games, Home Run....................................................14 (8/13-8/28)
Most Consec. Games, No Home Run.....................................................4 (6/2-6/6)
Current HR Streak..............................................................................................-1

2019 DAY-BY-DAY RESULTS
DATE OPP. W/L SCORE RECORD PLACE GB/GA 1ST WP LP SV Time Atten.
04/04/2019 SA L 3-5 0-1 4th -1.0 SA Guerra (1-0) GRIMM (0-1) Fields (1) 3:00 12,472
04/05/2019 SA W 4-3 1-1 T-2nd -0.5 NO SMOKER (1-0) Sanchez (0-1) ALLIE (1) 3:09 5,160
04/06/2019 SA L 4-6 1-2 T-3rd -1.0 NO/SA Olczak (1-0) SMOKER (1-1) 2:55 9,467
04/07/2019 SA L 1-4 1-3 4th -2.0 SA Wilkerson (1-0) GONSOLIN (0-1) Fields (2) 2:54 5,740
04/08/2019 SA W 5-4 2-3 T-3rd -1.0 RR/SA SOMSEN (1-0) Olczak (1-1) ALLIE (2) 2:50 3,794
04/09/2019 @OMA L 0-4 2-4 4th -2.0 SA Lenik (1-0) GRIMM (0-2) 2:51 4,017
04/10/2019 @OMA W 7-5 (8) 3-4 4th -2.0 SA QUACKENBUSH (1-0) Hernandez (0-1) McALLISTER (1) 2:56 (:35) 2,186
04/11/2019 @OMA PPD - INCL. WEATHER 3-4 T-3rd -1.5 RR/SA Game rescheduled for May 27
04/12/2019 @IOW PPD - INCL. WEATHER 3-4 T-3rd -2.0 RR Game rescheduled for April 13
04/13/2019 @IOW W 3-0 (7) 4-4 T-3rd -1.5 RR GONSOLIN (1-1) Swarmer (1-1) McALLISTER (2) 2:11 N/A
GAME 2 @IOW L 1-2 (7) 4-5 T-3rd -1.5 RR/SA Rea (1-0) QUACKENBUSH (1-1) Wick (1) 2:06 4,040
04/14/2019 @IOW L 3-4 4-6 T-3rd -2.5 RR/SA Baldonado (1-0) HOLMES (0-1) Mekkes (2) 2:46 3,983
04/15/2019 @IOW W 10-5 5-6 T-3rd -1.5 RR/SA SOMSEN (2-0) Robinson (0-1) 3:26 4,023
04/16/2019 OMA W 13-12 6-6 3rd -1.5 RR GAILEN (1-0) Staumont (0-1 3:58 3,663
04/17/2019 OMA L 5-8 6-7 T-3rd -2.5 RR Lenik (2-0) CORCINO (0-1) 3:26 3,488
04/18/2019 OMA L 3-5 6-8 4th -3.0 RR Griffin (1-1) SANTANA (0-1) Kalish (1) 3:09 (:52) 4,447
04/19/2019 IOW L 4-10 6-9 4th -3.5 RR Duensing (1-0) SCHULTZ (0-1) 3:16 9,604
04/20/2019 IOW L 1-11 6-10 4th -4.0 RR Williams (2-0) ZASTRYZNY (0-1) 3:05 10,351
04/21/2019 IOW L 3-8 6-11 4th -4.0 RR Robinson (1-1) SMOKER (1-2) Mekkes (3) 2:30 4,348
04/22/2019 IOW W 8-5 7-11 4th -4.0 RR CORCINO (1-1) Underwood Jr. (0-3) SCHULTZ (1) 3:01 3,385
04/23/2019 OFF
04/24/2019 @SA PPD - RAIN 7-11 4th -3.5 NO/RR Game rescheduled for April 25
04/25/2019 @SA L 3-8 (7) 7-12 4th -4.0 NO/RR/SA Fields (1-0) SBORZ (0-1) 2:02 N/A
GAME 2 L 0-3 (7) 7-13 4th -5.0 RR/SA Smith (3-0) HOLMES (0-2) Williams (1) 1:59 4,113
04/26/2019 @SA L 3-4 7-14 4th -6.0 SA Brown (1-2) STEWART (0-1) Jackson (3) 3:14 5,544
04/27/2019 @SA L 0-6 7-15 4th -7.0 SA Sanchez (1-2) ZASTRYZNY (0-2) 2:57 5,667
04/28/2019 @SA W 4-1 8-15 4th -6.0 SA CORCINO (2-1) Jankins (1-1) CHARGOIS (1) 3:04 3,155
04/29/2019 RR PPD - RAIN 8-15 4th -6.5 SA Game rescheduled for May 1
04/30/2019 RR PPD - RAIN 8-15 4th -6.5 SA Game rescheduled for July 5
APRIL TOTALS OVERALL RECORD: 8-15 HOME: 4-8 ROAD: 4-7 AVG.: .238 ERA: 5.31
05/01/2019 RR L 5-12 (7) 8-16 4th -7.0 SA Bostick (2-0) HOLMES (0-3) 2:33 N/A
GAME 2 L 3-9 (7) 8-17 4th -7.0 RR Hartman (3-0) DeFRATUS (0-1) 2:31 9,929
05/02/2019 RR L 4-10 (10) 8-18 4th -8.0 RR Garza (3-0) SCHULTZ (0-2) 3:46 4,159
05/03/2019 @NO L 2-10 8-19 4th -8.5 RR Gallen (4-0) STEWART (0-2) 2:58 3,697
05/04/2019 @NO W 8-7 (10) 9-19 4th -8.5 RR CHARGOIS (1-0) Moran (0-1) 3:24 2,557
05/05/2019 @NO W 11-9 (11) 10-19 4th -7.0 RR SBORZ (1-1) Eveld (0-3) 3:53 2,497
05/06/2019 @NO L 0-4 10-20 4th -8.0 RR Hernandez (1-1) HOLMES (0-4) 2:40 2,317
05/07/2019 NAS L 2-4 10-21 4th -8.0 RR Dillard (1-1) BROUSSARD (0-1) Bird (1) 3:05 3,885
05/08/2019 NAS L 6-13 10-22 4th -9.0 RR Maness (1-1) STEWART (0-3) 3:19 3,365
05/09/2019 NAS W 7-3 11-22 4th -9.0 RR CINGRANI (1-0) Herrera (0-3) 2:37 10,095
05/10/2019 NAS^ W 10-4 12-22 4th -9.5 RR VASQUEZ (1-0) Peña (1-5) 3:08 (:52) 9,688
05/11/2019 @RR L 2-3 12-23 4th -10.5 RR Hartman (5-0) GRIMM (0-3) McCurry (3) 3:06 9,612
05/12/2019 @RR L 2-4 12-24 4th -11.5 RR Bostick (3-1) SANTANA (0-2) McCurry (4) 2:57 8,171
05/13/2019 @RR L 2-5 12-25 4th -12.5 RR Emanuel (2-1) QUACKENBUSH (1-2) Blanco (1) 3:00 6,397
05/14/2019 @RR W 15-6 13-25 4th -11.5 RR HEAD (1-0) Armenteros (1-3) 3:20 5,121
05/15/2019 OFF
05/16/2019 OMA W 5-3 14-25 4th -11.5 RR HOLMES (1-4) Lovvorn (1-3) SCHULTZ (2) 2:59 4,821
05/17/2019 OMA L 9-11 14-26 4th -11.5 RR Griffin (4-1) WHITE (0-1) McCarthy (3) 3:11 9,620
05/18/2019 OMA W 7-6 15-26 4th -10.5 RR BROUSSARD (1-1) Blewett (2-4) SCHULTZ (3) 3:15 9,612
05/19/2019 OMA L 1-11 15-27 4th -11.0 SA Flynn (2-2) STEWART (0-4) 3:12 5,522
05/20/2019 OMA W 10-5 16-27 4th -11.0 SA ZASTRYZNY (1-2) Kalish (2-3) 2:48 3,850
05/21/2019 @NO W 6-5 17-27 4th -10.0 SA CORCINO (3-1) Noesi (4-2) CHARGOIS (2) 3:36 2,491
05/22/2019 @NO L 1-9 17-28 4th -10.5 RR Hernandez (3-1) WHITE (0-2) 2:47 1,328
05/23/2019 @NO L 4-12 17-29 4th -11.0 SA Moran (1-1) SANTANA (0-3) 2:56 3,888
05/24/2019 @NO L 1-4 17-30 4th -11.5 RR Gallen (6-1) DeFRATUS (1-2) Keller (1) 2:27 4,065
05/25/2019 @OMA W 4-2 18-30 4th -11.5 RR ZASTRYZNY (2-2) Blewett (2-5) CHARGOIS (3) 3:21 4,104
05/26/2019 @OMA L 0-5 18-31 4th -12.0 SA Kalish (3-3) CORCINO (3-2) 2:46 4,811
05/27/2019 @OMA L 3-7 18-32 4th -13.0 SA Dziedzic (1-2) WHITE (0-3) 1:52 N/A
GAME 2 @OMA L 5-6 18-33 4th -14.0 SA Machado (1-0) SBORZ (1-2) Lovelady (1) 2:20 3,530
05/28/2019 @OMA L 3-5 18-34 4th -15.0 SA Lovvorn (2-4) SANTANA (0-4) Zimmer (1) 3:23 2,660
05/29/2019 @OMA W 12-3 19-34 4th -15.0 SA DeFRATUS (1-2) Griffin (5-2) 2:36 3,389
05/30/2019 @MEM W 10-8 (10) 20-34 4th -14.0 SA GRIMM (1-3) Beck (0-3) SCHULTZ (4) 3:59 3,529
05/31/2019 @MEM W 6-2 21-34 4th -14.0 SA CORCINO (4-2) Helsley (1-1) 3:07 5,007
MAY TOTALS OVERALL RECORD: 13-19 HOME: 5-7 ROAD: 8-12 AVG.: .238 ERA: 6.36
06/01/2019 @MEM W 8-1 22-34 4th -13.0 SA WHITE (1-3) Ponce de Leon (4-4) 2:36 8,806
06/02/2019 @MEM W 8-2 23-34 4th -13.0 SA SANTANA (1-4) Reyes (1-1) 2:32 2,593
06/03/2019 OFF
06/04/2019 SAC W 6-4 24-34 4th -13.0 SA GRIMM (2-3) Navas (0-5) CHARGOIS (4) 2:56 4,561
06/05/2019 SAC L 1-2 24-35 4th -14.0 SA Coonrod (1-4) SBORZ (1-3) Gustave (3) 3:15 7,743
06/06/2019 SAC L 5-7 24-36 4th -14.0 SA Okert (4-1) WHITE (1-4) Abad (7) 3:22 4,586
06/07/2019 FRE L 8-9 (10) 24-37 4th -14.0 SA Bacus (4-1) CHARGOIS (1-1) 3:46 9,629
06/08/2019 FRE L 4-9 24-38 4th -15.0 SA Ondrusek (2-1) DeFRATUS (1-3) 3:42 9,573
06/09/2019 FRE L 4-5 24-39 4th -16.0 SA Copeland (4-3) CHARGOIS (1-2) Bacus (2) 3:20 5,836
06/10/2019 FRE W 6-5 25-39 4th -15.0 SA STEWART (1-4) Espino (6-2) QUACKENBUSH (1) 3:28 4,955
06/11/2019 OFF
06/12/2019 @ABQ W 12-9 26-39 4th -14.0 SA WHITE (2-4) Freeland (0-2) 3:13 8,404
06/13/2019 @ABQ W 10-0 27-39 4th -14.0 SA SANTANA (2-4) Castellani (2-5) 3:31 8,173
06/14/2019 @ABQ W 5-4 28-39 4th -14.0 SA GRIMM (3-3) González (4-5) SBORZ (1) 3:05 7,639
06/15/2019 @ELP W 11-3 29-39 4th -14.0 SA STEWART (2-4) McGrath (3-2) 3:04 9,297
06/16/2019 @ELP L 7-10 29-40 4th -15.0 SA Rodriguez (2-1) GRIMM (3-4) 3:00 8,152
06/17/2019 @ELP W 3-2 30-40 4th -15.0 SA SBORZ (2-3) Munoz (2-2) ROSSCUP (1) 2:51 6,313
06/18/2019 @ELP L 9-19 30-41 4th -16.0 SA Keel (6-2) ROSSCUP (0-1) 3:12 6,387
06/19/2019 OFF
06/20/2019 MEM W 5-3 31-41 4th -16.0 SA GRIMM (4-3) Shew (1-3) QUACKENBUSH (2) 2:40 5,572
06/21/2019 MEM L 7-14 31-42 4th -16.0 SA Layne (3-1) STEWART (2-5) 3:49 10,508
06/22/2019 MEM L 0-5 31-43 4th -16.0 SA Woodford (5-3) ZASTRYZNY (2-3) 2:42 9,840
06/23/2019 MEM L 2-8 31-44 4th -16.5 SA Cruz (2-5) CORCINO (4-3) 3:31 4,590
06/24/2019 MEM L 6-9 31-45 4th -17.0 SA Ellis (2-2) SANTANA (2-5) Shreve (2) 3:47 4,027
06/25/2019 NO W 8-5 32-45 4th -17.0 SA MARTIN (1-0) Beggs (6-4) QUACKENBUSH (3) 2:51 3,891
06/26/2019 NO L 1-3 32-46 4th -17.0 SA Gunkel (1-1) BAWCOM (0-1) Keller (6) 2:29 4,013
06/27/2019 NO W 6-5 33-46 4th -17.0 SA QUACKENBUSH (2-2) T. Kinley (0-1) 3:15 5,374
06/28/2019 NO L 7-9 33-47 4th -17.0 SA Dugger (1-0) STEWART (2-6) Alvarez (11) 3:27 10,067
06/29/2019 @NAS W 10-7 34-47 4th -16.0 SA CORCINO (5-3) Del Pozo (2-2) QUACKENBUSH (4) 3:56 11,028
06/30/2019 @NAS W 13-6 35-47 4th -16.0 SA MAY (1-0) Dillard (5-7) 3:35 11,326
JUNE TOTALS OVERALL RECORD: 14-13 HOME: 5-11 ROAD: 9-2 AVG.: .285 ERA: 5.39
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2019 DAY-BY-DAY RESULTS
DATE OPP. W/L SCORE RECORD PLACE GB/GA 1ST WP LP SV Time Atten.
07/01/2019 @NAS L 3-4 35-48 4th -16.0 SA Palumbo (1-0) GONSOLIN (1-2) Carpenter (13) 3:12 7,608
07/02/2019 @NAS L 4-6 35-49 4th -17.0 SA Maness (5-2) SANTANA (2-6) Carpenter (14) 3:00 6,585
07/03/2019 @NAS L 11-14 35-50 4th -17.0 SA Benjamin (4-5) STEWART (2-7) Bird (2) 3:44 11,398
07/04/2019 RR W 13-7 36-50 4th -16.0 SA CORCINO (6-3) Armenteros (3-6) QUACKENBUSH (5) 4:03 10,694
07/05/2019 RR W 1-0 (7) 37-50 4th -15.5 SA WHITE (3-4) Hartman (5-4) FERGUSON (1) 1:49 N/A
GAME 2 W 4-3 (7) 38-50 4th -15.5 SA MARTIN (2-0) LaRue (0-1) GRIMM (1) 2:14 9,724
07/06/2019 RR W 7-3 39-50 4th -15.5 SA ZASTRYZNY (3-3) Valdez (1-1) SADLER (1) 2:44 8,453
07/07/2019 RR L 2-11 39-51 4th -15.5 SA Bielak (3-3) SANTANA (2-7) 2:55 4,598
07/08/2019 TRIPLE-A ALL-STAR BREAK
07/09/2019 TRIPLE-A ALL-STAR BREAK
07/10/2019 TRIPLE-A ALL-STAR GAME (EL PASO, TEXAS)
07/11/2019 @MEM W 8-6 40-51 4th -15.5 SA SCHULTZ (1-2) Helsley (1-3) SBORZ (2) 3:32 4,173
07/12/2019 @MEM W 6-3 41-51 4th -15.5 SA STEWART (3-7) Beck (0-7) QUACKENBUSH (6) 2:56 4,018
07/13/2019 @MEM L 2-3 41-52 4th -16.0 SA Arauz (5-2) CORCINO (6-4) Cervenka (1) 1:48 N/A
GAME 2 W 8-5 42-52 4th -16.0 SA SPITZBARTH (1-0) Ellis (3-5) QUACKENBUSH (7) 2:38 7,061
07/14/2019 @MEM 42-52 4th -16.5 SA Game rescheduled for July 13 due to threat of inclement weather
07/15/2019 @IOW L 2-5 42-53 4th -17.5 SA Rea (11-2) GONSOLIN (1-3) Wick (5) 2:19 6,124
07/16/2019 @IOW W 13-4 43-53 4th -17.5 SA SANTANA (3-7) Clifton (3-8) 2:58 6,105
07/17/2019 @IOW L 5-7 43-54 4th -18.5 SA Maples (1-4) QUACKENBUSH (2-3) Wick (6) 3:03 6,232
07/18/2019 @IOW W 18-5 44-54 4th -18.5 SA STEWART (4-7) Miller (1-1) 3:066,141
07/19/2019 SA W 11-3 45-54 4th -17.5 SA CORCINO (7-4) Jankins (9-3) 2:47 9,496
07/20/2019 SA W 9-8 46-54 4th -16.5 SA VASQUEZ (1-0) Derby (4-6) QUACKENBUSH (8) 3:37 9,861
07/21/2019 SA W 12-8 47-54 4th -15.5 SA SANTANA (4-7) Belisario (0-2) 3:55 4,595
07/22/2019 OFF
07/23/2019 @NAS W 16-1 48-54 4th -15.5 SA MAY (2-0) Bibens-Dirkx (0-3) 3:18 7,113
07/24/2019 @NAS W 10-6 49-54 4th -14.5 SA SBORZ (3-3) St. John (0-2) 3:35 8,211
07/25/2019 @NAS L 5-7 49-55 4th -15.5 SA Maness (6-3) GONSOLIN (1-4) Carpenter (17) 3:06 10,374
07/26/2019 MEM L 10-13 49-56 4th -16.5 SA Leone (1-0) WHITE (3-5) Cervenka (4) 3:20 10,786
07/27/2019 MEM L 4-9 49-57 4th -17.5 SA Cabrera (4-4) SANTANA (4-8) 2:55 10,664
7/28/2019 MEM W 8-2 50-57 4th -17.5 SA MAY (3-0) Hauschild (1-3) 2:41 5,539
7/29/2019 OFF
07/30/2019 @SL W 9-3 51-57 4th -17.5 SA STEWART (5-7) Freeman (0-1) 3:37 5,167
07/31/2019 @SL W 5-3 52-57 4th -16.5 SA CORCINO (8-4) Tropeano (2-5) QUACKENBUSH (9) 3:18 (:42) 10,105
JULY TOTALS OVERALL RECORD: 17-10 HOME: 8-3 ROAD: 9-7 AVG.: .298 ERA: 5.17
08/01/2019 @SL L 4-14 52-58 4th -16.5 SA Rodriguez (3-2) SANTANA (4-9) 3:22 10,7880
08/02/2019 @LV L 8-10 (10) 52-59 4th -17.5 SA Wendelken (5-1) NUNN (0-1) 3:42 9,528
08/03/2019 @LV L 5-10 52-60 4th -18.5 SA Blackburn (9-3) ZASTRYZNY (3-4) 3:07 9,795
08/04/2019 @LV W 7-6 53-60 4th -17.5 SA SCHULTZ (2-2) Mengden (4-3) QUACKENBUSH (10) 3:30 8,470
08/05/2019 @LV L 9-10 53-61 4th -18.5 SA Puk (3-1) QUACKENBUSH (2-4) 3:19 7,521
08/06/2019 OFF
08/07/2019 TAC W 7-4 54-61 4th -18.5 SA MARTIN (3-0) Crismatt (0-4) SBORZ (3) 2:44 4,546
08/08/2019 TAC W 7-3 55-61 4th -17.5 SA SANTANA (5-9) Gillies (0-2) 3:06 5,421
08/09/2019 TAC W 9-2 56-61 4th -16.5 SA BAWCOM (1-1) McCaughan (0-5) 3:17 9,683
08/10/2019 RNO L 1-6 56-62 4th -16.5 SA Shipley (4-4) CORCINO (8-5) Taylor (2) 3:28 8,813
08/11/2019 RNO L 2-10 56-63 4th -16.5 SA Koch (4-7) DeFRATUS (1-4) 3:07 6,080
08/12/2019 RNO W 12-2 57-63 4th -15.5 SA GONSOLIN (2-4) Payamps (2-2) 2:55 3,760
08/13/2019 RNO W 10-6 58-63 4th -15.0 RR SBORZ (4-3) Rzepczynski (2-3) 3:16 4,110
08/14/2019 OFF
08/15/2019 @RR L 3-5 58-64 4th -16.0 RR Emanuel (7-1) ZASTRYZNY (3-5) McCurry (6) 2:34 9,020
08/16/2019 @RR L 3-13 58-65 4th -17.0 RR Hartman (6-5) BAWCOM (1-2) 2:43 (:23) 11,372
08/17/2019 @RR L 0-2 58-66 4th -18.0 RR Bielak (7-4) CORCINO (8-6) Ferrell (1) 2:38 12,134
08/18/2019 @RR W 14-11 59-66 4th -17.0 RR DeFRATUS (2-4) LaRue (0-4) 3:418,163
08/19/2019 NAS L 5-11 59-67 4th -18.0 RR Bibens-Dirkx (1-3) MARTIN (3-1) 3:30 3,468
08/20/2019 NAS L 8-13 (7) 59-68 4th -17.5 RR Jones (1-0) QUACKENBUSH (2-5) 3:21 3,904
08/21/2019 NAS L 2-7 59-69 4th -17.5 RR Dillard (8-8) BAWCOM (1-3) 2:58 3,816
08/22/2019 NAS CANCELED - RAIN 59-69 4th -17.0 RR
08/23/2019 @SA L 2-4 59-70 4th -18.0 RR Wilkerson (8-2) CORCINO (8-7) 2:59 6,994
08/24/2019 @SA L 3-15 59-71 4th -19.5 RR Faria (1-0) DeFRATUS (2-5) 3:24 6,884
08/25/2019 @SA L 0-4 59-72 4th -19.5 RR Brown (3-7) MARTIN (3-2) Derby (1) 2:23 6,279
08/26/2019 IOW L 2-7 (6) 59-73 4th -20.5 RR Miller (3-4) WHITE (3-6) 1:55 (1:15) 4,251
08/27/2019 IOW W 5-2 60-73 4th -20.5 RR BAWCOM (2-3) Swarmer (9-11) QUACKENBUSH (11) 2:41 4,218
08/28/2019 IOW L 4-7 60-74 4th -20.5 RR Mekkes (4-2) SCHULTZ (2-3) Maples (7) 3:30 5,103
08/29/2019 IOW W 9-4 61-74 4th -20.5 RR DeFRATUS (3-5) Rea (14-4) 3:05 5,045
08/30/2019 NO L 1-6 61-75 4th -20.5 RR* Gunkel (8-2) MARTIN (3-3) 3:17 9,750
08/31/2019 NO L 0-3 61-76 4th -21.5 RR* Kickham (5-5) ZASTRYZNY (3-6) Quijada (4) 2:50 11,190
AUGUST TOTALS OVERALL RECORD: 9-19 HOME: 7-9 ROAD: 2-10 AVG.: .249 ERA: 6.75
09/01/2019 NO W 11-5 62-76 4th -21.5 RR* BAWCOM (3-3) Neidert (3-4) 2:58 5,567
09/02/2019 NO L 1-10 62-77 4th -21.5 RR* Mahoney (2-1) CORCINO (8-8) 2:59 5,766
SEPTEMBER TOTALS OVERALL RECORD: 1-1 HOME: 1-1 ROAD: AVG.: .254 ERA: 6.50
^Suspended in the fourth inning on May 10 and completed on Aug. 20

2019 TRANSACTIONS
No. Date Add/Delete Player To/From No. Date Add/Delete Player To/From
1 4/4 Delete Blake Gailen IL 103 5/21 Delete Brock Stewart IL (Retro to 5/20)
2 4/4 Delete Ben Moore IL 104 5/21 Add Daniel Corcino IL
3 4/4 Delete Shane Peterson IL 105 5/24 Delete Louis Head Extended ST
4 4/4 Delete Yaisel Sierra IL 106 5/24 Add Justin DeFratus Extended ST
5 4/4 Delete Jesen Therrien IL 107 5/26 Delete Justin DeFratus Extended ST
6 4/4 Delete Donnie Hart Waivers (MIL) 108 5/26 Add Tony Gonsolin IL
7 4/4 Add Zach McAllister Free Agent 109 5/27 Delete Tony Cingrani ML Rehab Ended
8 4/4 Add Clayton Kershaw ML Rehab 110 5/27 Delete Blake Gailen IL (Retro to 5/24)
9 4/7 Delete Dennis Santana Los Angeles 111 5/27 Delete Rob Zastryzny Temp Inactive List
10 4/8 Delete Joe Broussard IL 112 5/27 Delete Will Smith Los Angeles
11 4/8 Add Justin DeFratus Tulsa 113 5/27 Add Kyle Garlick Los Angeles
12 4/8 Add Layne Somsen Tulsa 114 5/27 Add Ben Holmes Tulsa
13 4/9 Delete Clayton Kerhsaw Tulsa (MLR) 115 5/27 Add Josh Thole Tulsa
14 4/9 Delete JT Chargois Los Angeles 116 5/29 Delete Ben Holmes Tulsa
15 4/9 Delete Layne Somsen Tulsa 117 5/29 Add Justin DeFratus Extended ST
16 4/9 Add Rob Zastryzny Extended ST 118 5/30 Delete Daniel Castro IL (Retro to 5/29)
17 4/10 Delete Justin DeFratus Tulsa 119 5/30 Delete Justin DeFratus IL
18 4/10 Delete Rocky Gale Los Angeles 120 5/30 Add Caleb Ferguson Los Angeles
19 4/10 Add Jair Camargo Extended ST 121 5/30 Add Rob Zastryzny Temp Inactive List
20 4/10 Add Layne Somsen Tulsa 122 5/31 Delete Joe Broussard IL
21 4/10 Add Brock Stewart Los Angeles 123 5/31 Add Angelo Mora Tulsa
22 4/11 Delete Jaime Schultz Los Angeles 124 6/5 Delete Kyle Garlick Los Angeles
23 4/11 Delete Jair Camargo Great Lakes 125 6/5 Add Blake Gailen IL
24 4/12 Add Josh Thole Tulsa 126 6/6 Delete Rob Zastryzny IL (Retro to 6/5)
25 4/13 Delete Ezequiel Carrera IL (Retro to 4/11) 127 6/6 Add Will Smith Los Angeles
26 4/13 Add JT Chargois Los Angeles 128 6/7 Delete Daniel Corcino IL (Retro to 6/6)
27 4/13 Add Drew Jackson Baltimore (Rule 5 Return) 129 6/7 Delete Josh Thole Tulsa
28 4/14 Delete Josh Sborz Los Angeles 130 6/7 Add Justin DeFratus IL
29 4/15 Delete Justin Grimm IL 131 6/7 Add Louis Head Extended ST
30 4/15 Add Joe Broussard IL 132 6/8 Delete Louis Head IL
31 4/16 Delete Ben Holmes Temp. Inactive List 133 6/8 Add Luis Vasquez IL
32 4/16 Delete Angelo Mora Tulsa 134 6/10 Delete Justin DeFratus Tulsa
33 4/16 Add Connor Joe San Francisco (Rule 5 Ret.) 135 6/10 Add Brock Stewart IL
34 4/16 Add Jaime Schultz Los Angeles 136 6/11 Delete Caleb Ferguson Los Angeles
35 4/16 Add Blake Gailen IL 137 6/12 Delete Luis Vazquez IL (Retro to 6/10)
36 4/17 Delete Blake Gailen IL 138 6/12 Add Joe Broussard IL
37 4/17 Delete Tony Gonsolin IL (Retro to 4/15) 139 6/12 Add Zac Rosscup Free Agent
38 4/17 Add Louis Head Tulsa 140 6/14 Delete Drew Jackson IL (Retro to 6/11)
39 4/17 Add Dennis Santana Los Angeles 141 6/16 Delete Joe Broussard IL (Retro to 6/14)
40 4/19 Delete Louis Head Tulsa 142 6/16 Add Logan Landon Tulsa
41 4/19 Add Ben Holmes Temp. Inactive List 143 6/16 Add Rob Zastryzny IL
42 4/21 Delete Layne Somsen Tulsa 144 6/20 Delete JT Chargois Los Angeles
43 4/21 Add Josh Sborz Los Angeles 145 6/20 Delete Josh Sborz Los Angeles
44 4/25 Delete Connor Joe IL (Retro to 4/23) 146 6/20 Delete Mitchell White IL (Retro to 6/18)
45 4/25 Add Justin Grimm IL 147 6/20 Add Daniel Corcino IL
46 4/28 Delete Drew Jackson IL 148 6/20 Add Shea Spitzbarth Tulsa
47 4/28 Add Ezequiel Carrera IL 149 6/20 Add Luis Vasquez IL
48 4/29 Delete Daniel Corcino Temp. Inactive List 150 6/23 Delete Will Smith Los Angeles
49 4/29 Delete Zach McAllister IL 151 6/23 Add Ben Moore IL
50 4/29 Delete Josh Thole Extended ST 152 6/25 Delete Tony Gonsolin ML Taxi Squad
51 4/29 Add Logan Bawcom Extended ST 153 6/25 Add J.D. Martin Tulsa
52 4/29 Add Michael Bowden Extended ST 154 6/26 Delete Blake Gailen Temp. Inactive List
53 4/29 Add Rocky Gale Los Angeles 155 6/26 Delete J.D. Martin Tulsa
54 4/30 Delete Matt Beaty Los Angeles 156 6/26 Add Logan Bawcom AZL Dodgers-Lasorda
55 4/30 Delete Dennis Santana IL (Retro to 4/26) 157 6/26 Add Will Smith Los Angeles
56 5/1 Add Justin DeFratus Tulsa 158 6/27 Delete Logan Bawcom Temp. Inactive List
57 5/1 Add Angelo Mora Tulsa 159 6/27 Delete Logan Landon Tulsa
58 5/2 Delete Joe Broussard Extended ST 160 6/27 Delete Edwin Ríos Los Angeles
59 5/2 Delete Justin DeFratus Extended ST 161 6/27 Delete Zac Rosscup Los Angeles
60 5/2 Add Louis Head Tulsa 162 6/27 Add Jon Kemmer Free Agent
61 5/2 Add Shane Peterson IL 163 6/27 Add Gavin Lux Tulsa
62 5/3 Delete Logan Bawcom Extended ST 164 6/27 Add Dustin May Tulsa
63 5/3 Delete Michael Bowden Extended ST 165 6/27 Add DJ Peters Tulsa
64 5/3 Add Joe Broussard Extended ST 166 6/28 Delete Rocky Gale IL (Retro to 6/26)
65 5/3 Add Blake Gailen IL 167 6/28 Delete Rob Zastryzny IL
66 5/4 Delete Louis Head Extended ST 168 6/28 Add Chris Nunn Tulsa
67 5/4 Add Justin DeFratus Extended ST 169 6/28 Add Josh Thole Tulsa
68 5/5 Delete Justin DeFratus Extended ST 170 6/29 Delete Stetson Allie IL
69 5/5 Delete Blake Gailen IL 171 6/29 Delete Errol Robinson Tulsa
70 5/5 Add Daniel Corcino Temp. Inactive List 172 6/29 Delete Luis Vasquez IL
71 5/5 Add Louis Head Extended ST 173 6/29 Add Caleb Ferguson Los Angeles
72 5/6 Delete Angelo Mora Tulsa 174 6/29 Add Drew Jackson IL
73 5/6 Add Drew Jackson IL 175 6/29 Add Mitchell White IL
74 5/7 Delete Ezequiel Carrera Released 176 6/30 Delete Daniel Corcino Temp. Inactive List
75 5/7 Delete Josh Smoker Released 177 6/30 Add Tony Gonsolin Los Angeles
76 5/7 Add Matt Beaty Los Angeles 178 7/3 Delete Tony Gonsolin IL (Retro to 7/2)
77 5/7 Add Dennis Santana IL 179 7/3 Add Josh Sborz Los Angeles
78 5/7 Add Tony Cingrani Rancho Cucamonga (MLR) 180 7/4 Delete Will Smith Los Angeles (IL Retro to 6/26)
79 5/9 Delete Louis Head Extended ST 181 7/4 Add Daniel Corcino Temp. Inactive List
80 5/9 Add Luis Vasquez Tulsa 182 7/5 Delete Dustin May Temp. Inactive List
81 5/10 Delete Rocky Gale Los Angeles 183 7/5 Delete Cameron Perkins IL
82 5/10 Delete Paulo Orlado Trade (CWS) 184 7/5 Add J.D. Martin Tulsa
83 5/10 Add Connor Joe IL 185 7/5 Add Brandon Montgomery Tulsa
84 5/11 Delete Luis Vasquez Extended ST 186 7/6 Delete Gavin Lux Temp. Inactive List
85 5/11 Add Louis Head Extended ST 187 7/6 Delete J.D. Martin Tulsa
86 5/11 Add Josh Thole Tulsa 188 7/6 Delete Ben Moore IL
87 5/13 Delete Daniel Corcino IL 189 7/6 Add Casey Sadler Trade (Tampe Bay)
88 5/13 Add Luis Vasquez Extended ST 190 7/6 Add Will Smith Los Angeles
89 5/13 Add Caleb Ferguson Rancho Cucamonga (MLR) 191 7/6 Add Rob Zastryzny IL
90 5/14 Delete JT Chargois Los Angeles 192 7/8 Delete Brandon Montgomery Rancho Cucamonga
91 5/16 Delete Caleb Ferguson Los Angeles (Completed MLR) 193 7/11 Delete Angelo Mora Tulsa
92 5/16 Delete Matt Beaty Los Angeles 194 7/8 Delete Angelo Mora Tulsa
93 5/16 Delete Kyle Garlick Los Angeles 195 7/11 Delete Mitchell White Temp. Inactive List
94 5/16 Add Adam McCreery Tulsa 196 7/11 Delete Rob Zastryzny Tulsa
95 5/16 Add Zach Reks Tulsa 197 7/11 Add Kyle Garlick Los Angeles
96 5/17 Delete Ben Holmes Extended ST 198 7/11 Add Gavin Lux Temp. Inactive List
97 5/17 Delete Josh Thole Tulsa 199 7/11 Add Dustin May Temp. Inactive List
98 5/17 Delete Luis Vasquez IL (Retro to 5/15) 200 7/11 Add Edwin Ríos Los Angeles
99 5/17 Add JT Chargois Los Angeles 201 7/12 Delete Adam McCreery Trade (LAA)
100 5/17 Add Blake Gailen IL 202 7/12 Delete Josh Thole Trade (LAA)
101 5/17 Add Rocky Gale Los Angeles 203 7/12 Add Matt Beaty Los Angeles
102 5/17 Add Mitchell White Extended ST 204 7/13 Add Ben Moore IL
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2019 TRANSACTIONS
No. Date Add/Delete Player To/From
205 7/15 Delete Matt Beaty Los Angeles
206 7/15 Delete Casey Sadler Los Angeles
207 7/15 Add Tony Gonsolin IL
208 7/15 Add Mitchell White Temp. Inactive List
209 7/17 Delete Justin Grimm Trade (CIN)
210 7/17 Add Stetson Allie IL
211 7/18 Delete Caleb Ferguson Los Angeles
212 7/18 Add Luis Vasquez IL
213 7/20 Delete Ben Moore IL (Retro to 7/19)
214 7/20 Add Rocky Gale IL
215 7/21 Delete Luis Vasquez IL
216 7/21 Add Keibert Ruiz Tulsa
217 7/24 Delete Rocky Gale Tulsa
218 7/24 Add Zac Rosscup Los Angeles (Outrighted)
18 7/26 Delete Jaime Schultz Los Angeles (Taxi Squad)
219 7/26 Delete Will Smith Los Angeles
220 7/26 Add Victor Gonzalez Tulsa
221 7/26 Add Ben Moore IL
222 7/28 Delete Ben Moore Temp. Inactive List
223 7/28 Add Austin Barnes Los Angeles
224 7/29 Delete Zac Rosscup Trade (STL)
225 7/29 Delete Josh Sborz Los Angeles
226 7/30 Delete Tony Gonsolin Los Angeles
227 7/30 Add Tyler Thornburg Free Agent
228 7/30 Add Luis Vasquez IL
229 7/31 Delete Brock Stewart Waivers (TOR)
230 7/31 Add Josh Sborz Los Angeles
231 7/31 Add Jaime Schultz Los Angeles
232 8/1 Delete Mitchell White IL (Retro to 7/30)
233 8/2 Delete Kyle Garlick Los Angeles (Taxi Squad)
234 8/2 Delete Dustin May Los Angeles
235 8/2 Add Caleb Ferguson Los Angeles
236 8/2 Add J.D. Martin Tulsa
237 8/3 Delete Luis Vasquez Tulsa
238 8/3 Add Zach McKinstry Tulsa
239 8/3 Add Rob Zastryzny Tulsa
240 8/4 Delete Rob Zastryzny Temp. Inactive List
241 8/4 Add Logan Bawcom Tulsa
242 8/5 Delete Stetson Allie Tulsa
243 8/5 Delete Keibert Ruiz IL (Retro to 8/4)
244 8/5 Delete Shea Spitzbarth Tulsa
245 8/5 Add Dylan Floro Los Angeles
246 8/5 Add Kyle Garlick Los Angeles (Taxi Squad)
247 8/5 Add Ben Moore Temp. Inactive List
248 8/6 Delete Caleb Ferguson Los Angeles
249 8/6 Delete Edwin Ríos Los Angeles
250 8/7 Add Rob Zastryzny Temp. Inactive List
251 8/7 Add Jedd Gyorko Major League Rehab
252 8/9 Add Tony Gonsolin Los Angeles
253 8/10 Delete Ben Moore IL (Retro to 8/8)
254 8/10 Add José Lobatón Trade (SEA)
255 8/11 Delete Daniel Corcino Temp. Inactive List
256 8/11 Add Justin DeFratus Tulsa
257 8/13 Delete Kyle Garlick Los Angeles
258 8/14 Delete Justin DeFratus Temp. Inactive List
259 8/14 Add Casey Sadler Los Angeles
260 8/15 Add Mitchell White IL
262 8/16 Add Cameron Perkins IL
263 8/17 Delete Casey Sadler Los Angeles
264 8/17 Add Daniel Corcino Temp. Inactive List
265 8/18 Delete Jedd Gyorko Los Angeles (Completed MLR)
266 8/18 Delete Tony Gonsolin Los Angeles
267 8/18 Add Justin DeFratus Temp. Inactive List
268 8/19 Delete Justin DeFratus Temp. Inactive List
269 8/19 Add JT Chargois Los Angeles
270 8/20 Delete Dylan Floro Los Angeles
271 8/20 Delete Shane Peterson IL
272 8/20 Add Edwin Ríos Los Angeles
273 8/20 Add Josh Sborz Los Angeles
274 8/21 Delete Jaime Schultz IL (Retro to 8/20)
275 8/21 Delete Rob Zastryzny IL
276 8/21 Add Kyle Garlick Los Angeles
277 8/21 Add Luis Vasquez Tulsa
278 8/24 Delete Austin Barnes Los Angeles
279 8/24 Delete Jon Kemmer Temp. Inactive List
280 8/24 Add Justin DeFratus Temp. Inactive List
281 8/24 Add Ben Moore IL
282 8/27 Delete Luis Vasquez Tulsa
283 8/27 Add Jaime Schultz IL
284 8/29 Delete Ben Moore Temp. Inactive List (Retro to 8/27)
285 8/29 Add Austin Barnes Los Angeles
286 8/30 Delete Justin DeFratus IL
287 8/30 Add Joe Broussard IL
288 8/31 Delete J.D. Martin IL
289 8/31 Add Rob Zastryzny IL
290 9/2 Delete Tyler Thornburg IL (Retro to 9/1)
292 9/2 Delete Gavin Lux Los Angeles
293 9/2 Add Blake Gailen IL
294 9/2 Add Jon Kemmer Temp. Inactive List
295 9/2 Add Ben Moore Temp. Inactive List

Oklahoma City
History and Records
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OKLAHOMA CITY RECORDS 1998-2019
Club Game Records

Largest Margin of Victory/Double-Digit Wins: Largest Margin of Victory/Double-Digit Wins, Cont.:
Margin Score Date @/vs. Opponent Margin Score Date @/vs. Opponent
20 24-4 June 22, 2004 @ Albuquerque 10 15-5 July 15, 2002 vs. Memphis
19 24-5 Aug. 3, 2013 vs. Colorado Springs 10 15-5 Aug. 3, 1999 @ Edmonton
18 19-1 April 11, 2018 vs. Round Rock 10 14-4 (7) April 28, 1998 vs. Nashville
17 21-4 Aug. 18, 2005 vs. Memphis
16 19-3 April 17, 2008 vs. Round Rock Largest Margin of Defeat/Double-Digit Losses:
15 16-1 July 23, 2019 @ Nashville Margin Score Date @/vs. Opponent
15 18-3 July 18, 2001 @ Las Vegas 17 24-7 July 22, 2012 @ Memphis
14 15-1 Aug. 20, 2010 vs. Reno 17 23-6 July 30, 2009 @ Albuquerque
14 17-3 April 16, 2009 @ Nashville 15 17-2 May 27, 2006 @ New Orleans
14 20-6 Sept. 1, 2007 @ Albuquerque 14 14-0 Aug. 11, 2018 vs. Memphis
14 16-2 June 3, 2007 vs. Colorado Springs 14 20-6 June 30, 2012 vs. Memphis
14 19-5 May 11, 2007 @ Las Vegas 13 14-1 June 1, 2015 vs. Fresno
14 16-2 Aug. 19, 2003 @ Nashville 13 18-5 June 17, 2011 vs. New Orleans
14 14-0 April 25, 1998 vs. Nashville 13 14-1 Aug. 9, 2002 @ Sacramento
13 18-5 July 18, 2019 @ Iowa 13 14-1 July 31, 1999 @ Edmonton
13 15-2 May 21, 2013 @ Fresno 12 15-3 Aug. 24, 2019 @ San Antonio
13 15-2 July 11, 2010 @ Round Rock 12 13-1 Aug. 3, 2018 @ Tacoma
13 18-5 July 6, 2005 @ Albuquerque 12 15-3 May 5, 2017 vs. Colorado Springs
13 15-2 April 19, 2004 vs. Omaha 12 14-2 June 26, 2011 @ Round Rock
13 13-0 Aug. 7, 2001 @ Edmonton 12 14-2 June 6, 2011 vs. Memphis
13 17-4 June 3, 1999 vs. Fresno 12 17-5 May 14, 2007 @ Tucson
12 16-4 (7) Sept. 3, 2018 (G2) @ Colorado Springs 12 14-2 June 23, 2005 @ Iowa
12 16-4 June 7, 2014 vs. Iowa 12 14-2 May 30, 2004 @ Iowa
12 12-0 May 20, 2014 vs. New Orleans 12 12-0 July 22, 2003 vs. Nashville
12 13-1 July 30, 2004 @ Fresno 12 18-6 June 12, 2000 @ Salt Lake
12 12-0 April 12, 2004 @ Iowa 12 14-2 April 20, 2000 @ Colorado Springs
12 15-3 July 29, 2002 vs. New Orleans 11 13-2 Aug. 21, 2018 vs. Omaha
12 14-2 (6) May 18, 2002 @ Calgary 11 14-3 May 24, 2016 @ Fresno
12 15-3 July 27, 1999 @ Calgary 11 11-0 July 11, 2013 vs. New Orleans
12 12-0 July 22, 1999 vs. Tucson 11 12-1 Sept. 2, 2011 vs. New Orleans
12 16-4 Aug. 12, 1998 @ Calgary 11 13-2 Aug. 2, 2011 vs. Omaha
11 12-1 April 9, 2017 vs. Iowa 11 13-2 July 28, 2011 vs. Nashville
11 13-2 Aug. 14, 2016 vs. El Paso 11 14-3 June 19, 2009 vs. Nashville
11 12-1 April 12, 2014 vs. New Orleans 11 14-3 June 6, 2009 @ Albuquerque
11 11-0 April 15, 2013 vs. Memphis 11 12-1 Aug. 11, 2007 @ Iowa
11 11-0 Aug. 29, 2012 vs. Albuquerque 11 17-6 May 15, 2001 vs. Memphis
11 17-6 July 18, 2010 vs. Iowa 11 17-6 May 1, 2001 @ Omaha
11 14-3 April 29, 2010 vs. New Orleans 10 13-3 Aug. 16, 2019 @ Round Rock
11 12-1 June 28, 2009 @ Nashville 10 14-4 Aug. 1, 2019 @ Salt Lake
11 15-4 July 26, 2007 vs. Portland 10 19-9 June 18, 2019 @ El Paso
11 12-1 Aug. 22, 2005 @ Nashville 10 11-1 May 19, 2019 vs. Omaha
11 11-0 July 23, 2005 vs. Iowa 10 11-1 April 20, 2019 vs. Iowa
11 12-1 May 14, 2005 @ Fresno 10 18-8 July 8, 2018 vs. Round Rock
11 12-1 May 18, 2004 @ Las Vegas 10 12-2 Aug. 19, 2017 @ Colorado Springs
11 13-2 May 6, 2004 vs. New Orleans 10 13-3 July 6, 2017 vs. Iowa
11 13-2 Aug. 31, 2001 vs. Memphis 10 10-0 June 10, 2016 vs. Nashville
11 12-1 May 20, 1998 @ Salt Lake 10 10-0 (7) May 11, 2015 (G1) @ Omaha
10 12-2 Aug. 12, 2019 vs. Reno 10 11-1 Sept. 1, 2014 @ Iowa
10 10-0 June 13, 2019 @ Albuquerque 10 12-2 June 17, 2013 vs. Round Rock
10 11-1 July 15, 2018 @ Round Rock 10 12-2 April 23, 2013 @ Albuquerque
10 13-3 May 17, 2018 vs. Nashville 10 11-1 July 29, 2012 vs. Omaha
10 11-1 May 29, 2017 @ New Orleans 10 11-1 July 5, 2012 @ New Orleans
10 11-1 April 27, 2013 vs. New Orleans 10 15-5 May 3, 2012 @ Albuquerque
10 16-6 July 16, 2012 @ Omaha 10 13-3 May 12, 2011 vs. Tacoma
10 11-1 June 2, 2011 vs. Round Rock 10 13-3 Aug. 19, 2009 vs. Colorado Springs
10 11-1 July 26, 2009 vs. Nashville 10 11-1 June 29, 2009 @ Nashville
10 12-2 July 7, 2009 vs. Omaha 10 11-1 April 14, 2006 @ Nashville
10 12-2 April 14, 2009 @ Nashville 10 12-2 July 24, 2005 vs. Iowa
10 15-5 April 27, 2008 vs. Albuquerque 10 14-4 Aug. 18, 2002 vs. Tucson
10 11-1 (7) June 13, 2007 (G1) @ Albuquerque 10 11-1 Aug. 10, 2002 @ Sacramento
10 13-3 May 25, 2007 @ Iowa 10 11-1 July 20, 2002 @ Portland
10 14-4 July 29, 2005 @ Tucson 10 10-0 July 11, 2002 @ New Orleans
10 11-1 May 23, 2005 vs. Colorado Springs 10 11-1 May 30, 2002 vs. Iowa
10 10-0 April 26, 2005 @ Albuquerque 10 17-7 May 1, 2002 vs. Nashville
10 12-2 May 23, 2004 vs. Salt Lake 10 13-3 June 16, 2000 @ Albuquerque

Club Game Records

Wins While Allowing Double-Digit Runs: Most Runs Scored - Game:
Runs Score Date @/vs. Opponent Runs Date @/vs. Opponent Score
14 17-14 Aug. 26, 2004 vs. Memphis 24 Aug. 3, 2013 vs. Colorado Springs 24-5
12 13-12 April 16, 2019 vs. Omaha 24 June 22, 2004 @ Albuquerque 24-4
12 15-12 July 26, 2008 @ Colorado Springs 21 Aug. 18, 2005 vs. Memphis 21-4
12 15-12 July 5, 2005 @ Albuquerque 20 Sept. 1, 2007 @ Albuquerque 20-6
11 14-11 Aug. 18, 2019 @ Round Rock 19 April 11, 2018 vs. Round Rock 19-1
11 14-11 May 28, 2015 @ Salt Lake 19 April 17, 2008 vs. Round Rock 19-3
11 16-11 May 17, 2011 @ Reno 19 May 11, 2007 @ Las Vegas 19-5
11 13-11 Aug. 25, 2005 @ Omaha 19 June 16, 2004 @ Colorado Springs 19-10
10 12-10 May 23, 2014 @ Memphis 18 July 18, 2019 @ Iowa 18-5
10 13-10 June 2, 2013 @ Albuquerque 18 July 6, 2005 @ Albuquerque 18-5
10 14-10 (11) April 7, 2013 @ Memphis 18 July 18, 2001 @ Las Vegas 18-3
10 11-10 (10) July 3, 2012 vs. Memphis 17 Aug. 21, 2017 @ Colorado Springs 17-9
10 11-10 Aug. 20, 2011 @ Iowa 17 July 18, 2010 vs. Iowa 17-6
10 12-10 Aug. 11, 2005 vs. Tacoma 17 April 16, 2009 @ Nashville 17-3
10 13-10 April 21, 2005 vs. Nashville 17 Aug. 4, 2005 vs. Portland 17-8
10 19-10 June 16, 2004 @ Colorado Springs 17 Aug. 26, 2004 vs. Memphis 17-14
10 14-10 May 31, 2004 @ Iowa 17 June 6, 1999 vs. Fresno 17-9
10 11-10 May 28, 2004 @ Iowa 17 June 3, 1999 vs. Fresno 17-4
10 12-10 May 7, 2000 vs. Omaha 16 July 23, 2019 @ Nashville 16-1
10 11-10 (10) April 9, 2000 vs. Albuquerque 16 Sept. 3, 2018 (G2) @ Colorado Springs 16-4 (7)
10 13-10 May 30, 1998 vs. Tacoma 16 Aug. 7, 2014 vs. Iowa 16-4
10 11-10 May 17, 1998 @ Salt Lake 16 July 16, 2012 @ Omaha 16-6
16 May 17, 2012 @ Reno 16-11
Losses While Scoring Double-Digit Runs: 16 June 3, 2007 vs. Colorado Springs 16-2
Runs Score Date @/vs. Opponent 16 May 10, 2007 @ Las Vegas 17-16 (10) (L)
16 17-16 (10) May 10, 2007 @ Las Vegas 16 Aug. 19, 2003 @ Nashville 16-2
13 14-13 June 18, 2005 vs. New Orleans 16 April 30, 2002 vs. Nashville 16-9
13 16-13 April 20, 2005 vs. Nashville 16 Aug. 12, 1998 @ Calgary 16-4
13 14-13 May 24, 1999 @ Salt Lake 15 May 14, 2019 @ Round Rock 15-6
11 14-11 July 3, 2019 @ Nashville 15 May 21, 2013 @ Fresno 15-2
11 15-11 June 15, 2017 vs. Omaha 15 July 24, 2012 vs. Iowa 15-9
11 13-11 May 12, 2004 @ Tucson 15 Aug. 20, 2010 vs. Reno 15-1
10 13-10 July 26, 2019 vs. Memphis 15 July 11, 2010 @ Round Rock 15-2
10 11-10 July 14, 2017 vs. New Orleans 15 July 26, 2008 @ Colorado Springs 15-12
10 11-10 (14) April 22, 2012 vs. Albuquerque 15 April 27, 2008 vs. Albuquerque 15-5
10 17-10 Aug. 4, 2011 @ Las Vegas 15 July 26, 2007 vs. Portland 15-4
10 12-10 May 8, 2009 @ Round Rock 15 July 5, 2005 @ Albuquerque 15-12
10 12-10 Aug. 22, 2008 vs. Iowa 15 April 19, 2004 vs. Omaha 15-2
10 11-10 (10) Aug. 1, 2005 @ Las Vegas 15 July 29, 2002 vs. New Orleans 15-3
10 11-10 (12) May 17, 2005 @ Fresno 15 July 15, 2002 vs. Memphis 15-5
10 11-10 May 11, 2004 @ Tucson 15 Aug. 23, 2001 @ Nashville 15-9
10 13-10 June 9, 2003 @ Albuquerque 15 Aug. 3, 1999 @ Edmonton 15-5
10 18-10 April 13, 2003 @ Albuquerque 15 July 27, 1999 @ Calgary 15-3
10 11-10 May 29, 2002 vs. Iowa 14 Aug. 18, 2019 @ Round Rock 14-11
10 11-10 May 30, 2000 vs. Albuquerque 14 June 22, 2017 vs. Nashville 14-5
10 11-10 April 25, 2000 vs. Memphis 14 May 14, 2017 vs. Fresno 14-5
14 May 28, 2015 @ Salt Lake 14-11
14 April 7, 2013 @ Memphis 14-10 (11)
14 April 29, 2010 vs. New Orleans 14-3
14 May 27, 2009 @ Reno 14-6
14 May 20, 2006 @ Salt Lake 14-8
14 Aug. 9, 2005 vs. Tacoma 14-7
14 July 29, 2005 @ Tucson 14-4
14 Aug. 28, 2004 vs. Memphis 14-6
14 July 9, 2004 @ Colorado Springs 14-8
14 May 31, 2004 @ Iowa 14-10
14 May 18, 2002 @ Calgary 14-2 (6)
14 Aug. 17, 2000 @ Las Vegas 14-5
14 June 15, 1998 vs. Las Vegas 14-8
The 2013 Oklahoma City RedHawks scored 24 runs Aug. 14 April 28, 1998 vs. Nashville 14-4 (7)
3, 2013 against Colorado Springs — tying the club record 14 April 25, 1998 vs. Nashville 14-0
for runs scored in a game. The 2013 squad also set the
team record for longest overall win streak (12) and longest
home winning streak (17).
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Club Game Records
Most Runs Allowed - Game: Most Hits - Game:

Runs Date @/vs. Opponent Score Hits Date @/vs. Opponent Score
24 July 22, 2012 @ Memphis 24-7 31 June 22, 2004 @ Albuquerque 24-4
23 July 30, 2009 @ Albuquerque 23-6 26 June 16, 2004 @ Colorado Springs 19-10
20 June 30, 2012 vs. Memphis 20-6 25 July 18, 2001 @ Las Vegas 18-3
19 June 18, 2019 @ El Paso 19-9 24 Sept. 1, 2007 @ Albuquerque 20-6
18 July 8, 2018 vs. Round Rock 18-8 24 May 11, 2007 @ Las Vegas 19-5
18 June 17, 2011 vs. New Orleans 18-5 24 Aug. 12, 1998 @ Calgary 16-4
18 April 13, 2003 @ Albuquerque 18-10 23 Aug. 17, 2000 @ Las Vegas 14-5
18 June 12, 2000 @ Salt Lake 18-6 22 May 23, 2014 @ Memphis 12-10
17 Aug. 4, 2011 @ Las Vegas 17-10 22 May 17, 2012 @ Reno 16-11
17 May 14, 2007 @ Tucson 17-5 22 June 21, 2002 @ Iowa 12-6
17 May 10, 2007 @ Las Vegas 17-16 (10) 22 July 27, 1999 @ Calgary 15-3
17 May 27, 2006 @ New Orleans 17-2
17 May 1, 2002 vs. Nashville 17-7
17 May 15, 2001 vs. Memphis 17-6
17 May 1, 2001 @ Omaha 17-6
17 April 9, 1998 @ Colorado Springs 17-9
Most Hits Allowed - Game:
Hits Date @/vs. Opponent Score
16 May 19, 2017 @ El Paso 16-8
24 July 22, 2012 @ Memphis 24-7
16 April 20, 2005 vs. Nashville 16-13
24 May 3, 2012 @ Albuquerque 15-5
15 Aug. 24, 2019 @ San Antonio 15-3
23 May 19, 2017 @ El Paso 16-8
15 June 15, 2017 vs. Omaha 15-11
22 May 27, 2006 @ New Orleans 17-2
15 May 5, 2017 vs. Colorado Springs 15-3
22 May 1, 2002 vs. Nashville 17-7
15 May 3, 2012 @ Albuquerque 15-5
21 July 8, 2018 @ Round Rock 18-8
15 April 21, 2009 vs. Omaha 15-9
21 May 5, 2017 vs. Colorado Springs 15-3
15 June 13, 2000 @ Albuquerque 15-8
21 April 23, 2013 @ Albuquerque 12-2
15 April 26, 2000 vs. Memphis 15-6
21 June 30, 2012 vs. Memphis 20-6
14 Aug. 1, 2019 @ Salt Lake 15-3
14 July 3, 2019 @ Nashville 14-11
21 May 11, 2008 vs. Fresno 13-5
14 June 21, 2019 vs. Memphis 14-7
21 July 31, 1999 @ Edmonton 14-1
14 Aug. 11, 2018 vs. Memphis 14-0
20 June 17, 2011 vs. New Orleans 18-5
14 July 29, 2017 vs. Tacoma 14-9
20 July 5, 2005 @ Albuquerque 15-12 (W)
14 May 24, 2016 @ Fresno 14-3
14 June 1, 2015 vs. Fresno 14-11
20 July 28, 1998 vs. New Orleans 9-2
14 April 14, 2014 vs. New Orleans 14-8
19 Aug. 3, 2018 @ Tacoma 13-1
14 May 19, 2012 @ Reno 14-9
19 Aug. 20, 2017 @ Colorado Springs 12-2
14 Aug. 23, 2011 @ Iowa 14-7
14 June 26, 2011 @ Round Rock 14-2
19 July 3, 2012 vs. Memphis 11-10 (10) (W)
14 June 6, 2011 vs. Memphis 14-2
19 April 22, 2012 vs. Albuquerque 11-10 (14)
14 June 19, 2009 vs. Nashville 14-3
19 July 28, 2011 vs. Nashville 13-2
19 July 5, 2010 vs. Nashville 10-5
14 April 24, 2007 @ Round Rock 14-7
19 July 30, 2009 @ Albuquerque 23-6
14 June 23, 2005 @ Iowa 14-2
19 June 19, 2009 vs. Nashville 14-3
19 May 22, 2009 @ Las Vegas 10-1
14 Aug. 27, 2004 vs. Memphis 14-9
19 July 4, 2008 vs. Iowa 11-5
14 Aug. 26, 2004 vs. Memphis 17-14 (W)
19 May 31, 2008 vs. Omaha 13-9
14 May 30, 2004 @ Iowa 14-2
19 May 15, 2007 @ Tucson 13-5
14 Aug. 18, 2002 vs. Tucson 14-4
19 May 14, 2007 @ Tucson 17-5
14 Aug. 9, 2002 @ Sacramento 14-1
19 May 8, 2006 @ Albuquerque 10-9 (W)
14 July 3, 2002 @ Tucson 14-6
19 April 14, 2006 @ Nashville 11-1
14 July 31, 1999 @ Edmonton 14-1
19 Aug. 9, 2002 @ Sacramento 14-1
14 June 30, 1999 @ Vancouver 14-8
19 July 3, 2002 @ Tucson 14-6
14 May 24, 1999 @ Salt Lake 14-13
19 May 15, 2001 vs. Memphis 17-6
14 May 14, 1998 @ Fresno 14-8
19 June 12, 2000 @ Salt Lake 18-6

Individual Game Highlights - Offense
Longest Hitting Streaks:

Length Player Dates
30 Anderson Hernandez Aug. 2-Sept. 2, 2011
23 Warren Newson May 20-June 16, 1998
20 Alex Verdugo June 8-June 30, 2017
20 Carlos Peña Aug. 4-25, 2001
20 Mike Hubbard June 1-30, 1999
19 Jason Botts June 18-July 6, 2007
Six Hits in a Game:

Player Date & opponent Note
Corey Seager May 28, 2015 @ Salt Lake 6x6; two doubles; home run; 6 RBI
Jeff Pickler June 22, 2004 @ Albuquerque 6x6; one double; one triple; RBI
Five Hits in a Game:

Player Date vs./@ opponent
Gavin Lux July 18, 2019 @ Iowa
Henry Ramos Sept. 2, 2018 @ Colorado Springs
Bobby Wilson Aug. 21, 2017 @ Colorado Springs
Austin Barnes Aug. 19, 2015 vs. Reno
Ronny Torreyes May 23, 2014 @ Memphis
Robbie Grossman July 20, 2013 @ Memphis
Jake Elmore April 7, 2013 @ Memphis (11)
Carlos Corporan July 6, 2012 @ New Orleans (11)
Mike Hessman May 17, 2012 @ Reno
J.B. Shuck April 28, 2012 vs. Round Rock
Jordan Schafer Aug. 20, 2011 @ Iowa
Anderson Hernandez Aug. 7, 2011 @ Tucson Corey Seager became the second player in OKC history
Craig Gentry July 7, 2010 (G2) vs. Nashville (13) to record six hits in a game May 28, 2015.
John Mayberry May 2, 2008 @ Tacoma
Victor Diaz Sept. 1, 2007 @ Albuquerque
Victor Diaz July 26, 2007 vs. Portland
Nate Gold June 3, 2007 vs. Colorado Springs
Ian Kinsler Aug. 25, 2005 @ Omaha
Chad Allen June 22, 2004 @ Albuquerque
Adrian Gonzalez June 22, 2004 @ Albuquerque
Chad Allen May 18, 2004 @ Las Vegas
Travis Hafner June 21, 2002 @ Iowa
Bo Porter Aug. 23, 2001 @ Nashville
Mitch Simons Aug. 17, 2001 @ Fresno
Jon Shave Aug. 17, 2000 @ Las Vegas
Scott Sheldon May 24, 1999 @ Salt Lake
Tom Quinlan Aug. 12, 1998 @ Calgary
Bret Barberie July 12, 1998 vs. Memphis (12)
Les Norman June 22, 1998 @ New Orleans
Kyle Garlick became the first player in OKC history to
record two three-homer games in one season — May 5,
2019 and July 18, 2019.
Three Home Runs in a Game:

Player Date vs/@ opponent Note
Kyle Garlick July 18, 2019 @ Iowa 3x6, 3 RBI
Kyle Garlick May 5, 2019 @ New Orleans 4x5, 6 RBI
Matt Duffy June 9, 2014 vs. Salt Lake 3x4, 3 RBI
Mike Hessman June 3, 2012 vs. Iowa 4x4, 3 RBI
Chad Tracy June 27, 2010 vs. Omaha 3x3, 5 RBI
Nate Gold July 28, 2008 at Colorado Springs 4x5, 4 RBI
Nelson Cruz July 19, 2008 vs. Memphis 3x5, 5 RBI
Adrian Gonzalez May 24, 2005 @ Albuquerque 3x4, 5 RBI
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All-Time Grand Slams:

Player Date vs./@ opponent Surrendered by
Edwin Ríos 8-28-19 vs. Iowa Dakota Mekkes
Zach Reks 7-23-19 @ Nashville Wei-Chieh Huang
Jake Peter 7-20-19 vs. San Antonio Bubba Derby
Will Smith 7-16-19 @ Iowa Trevor Clifton
Zach Reks 6-12-19 @ Albuquerque Kyle Freeland
Kyle Garlick 7-14-18 @ Round Rock R.J. Alvarez
Edwin Ríos 6-10-18 @ Fresno Kent Emanuel
Henry Ramos 4-15-18 vs. New Orleans Adam Conley
Henry Ramos 4-13-18 vs. New Orleans Alex Wimmers
Edwin Ríos 8-30-17 vs. New Orleans William Cuevas
Bobby Wilson 5-23-17 @ Albuquerque Carlos Estevez
Drew Maggi 8-27-16 vs. Colorado Springs Josh Hader
Corey Brown 8-23-16 @ New Orleans Chris Reed
Austin Barnes 7-1-16 @ Nashville Nick Tepesch
Corey Seager 8-23-15 @ Albuquerque Nelson Gonzalez
Buck Britton 5-28-15 @ Salt Lake Steven Hensley
Joe Sclafani 8-9-14 vs. Iowa Marcus Hatley
Austin Wates 7-21-14 vs. Round Rock Luke Jackson
George Springer 4-15-14 @ Colorado Springs Christian Friedrich
Jon Singleton 8-3-13 vs. Colorado Springs Armando Galarraga
Brett Wallace 5-21-13 @ Fresno Steve Edlefsen
Jonathan Villar 5-8-13 vs. Tacoma (10) Bobby LaFromboise
Brandon Barnes 7-18-12 @ Omaha Roman Colon
Brett Wallace 6-2-12 vs. Iowa Ryan Rowland-Smith
Mike Hessman 4-26-12 vs. Round Rock Tyler Tufts
Fernando Martinez 4-13-12 @ Memphis Maikel Cleto
Drew Locke 8-9-11 at Tucson Rob Musgrove
Collin DeLome 5-3-11 vs. Nashville Chase Wright
Max Ramirez 7-19-10 @ Iowa Thomas Diamond
Ryan Garko 7-5-10 @ Nashville Jeff Bennett
Gregorio Petit (2) 6-22-10 @ New Orleans Jay Buente (4th inn.)/
Brett Sinkbeil (8th inn.)
Ryan Garko 5-21-10 @ Portland Will Inman
Kevin Richardson 8-6-09 @ Sacramento Dana Eveland
Joaquin Arias 7-21-09 @ New Orleans Willie Glen
Kevin Richardson 6-3-09 vs. Memphis Fernando Salas
Nate Gold 5-28-09 @ Reno Hector Ambriz
Travis Metcalf 8-31-08 @ Memphis P.J. Walters
Ryan Roberts 7-26-08 @ Colorado Springs Josh Towers
John Mayberry 6-28-08 @ Omaha (7) (G2) Tyler Lumsden
Nelson Cruz 6-23-08 vs. Round Rock Ryan Houston
Chris Davis 6-2-08 vs. Omaha John Foster
Jason Ellison 4-17-08 vs. Round Rock Ryan Houston
Victor Diaz 9-1-07 @ Albuquerque Blake McGinley
Nelson Cruz 7-26-07 vs. Portland Kyle Stutes
Victor Diaz 7-26-07 vs. Portland Steve Watkins
Kevin West 5-13-07 @ Tucson Jailen Peguero
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All-Time Grand Slams, Cont.:

Player Date vs./@ opponent Surrendered by
Marlon Byrd 5-12-07 @ Tucson Adam Bass
Nate Gold 5-11-07 @ Las Vegas B.J. LaMura
Jason Botts 5-12-06 vs. Sacramento Shawn Kohn
Jason Conti 8-25-05 @ Omaha Ryan Jensen
Jason Conti 8-18-05 vs. Memphis Carmen Cali
Esteban German 8-8-05 vs. Tacoma Rich Dorman
Gerald Laird 7-6-05 @ Albuquerque Frank Castillo
Marshall McDougall 6-28-05 vs. Nashville Andy Pratt
Keith McDonald 5-17-05 @ Fresno (12) Brandon Puffer
Will Smith 5-14-05 @ Fresno Jeremy Fikac
Jason Botts 4-20-05 vs. Nashville Rick Helling
Cody Ransom 4-12-05 @ Nashville Justin Lehr
Marshall McDougall 8-28-04 vs. Memphis Tim Young
Pete Zoccolillo 8-9-04 vs. Portland Chris Rojas
Adrian Gonzalez 6-8-04 vs. Albuquerque Mike Neu
David Newhan 5-31-04 @ Iowa Nate Bland
Chad Allen 5-13-04 @ Tucson Edgar Gonzalez
Pete Zoccolillo 4-19-04 vs. Omaha Jimmy Serrano
Jason Hart 7-11-03 vs. Omaha Ryan Bukvich
Ryan Ludwick 4-26-03 @ New Orleans Jonathan Johnson
Hank Blalock 7-29-02 vs. New Orleans Brian Shouse
Jason Hart 5-29-02 vs. Iowa Mark Watson
Kevin Mench 5-5-02 @ Omaha Mike MacDougal
Travis Hafner 4-30-02 vs. Nashville Jim Dougherty
David Steed 8-7-01 @ Edmonton Matt Kinney
Harry Berrios 5-26-01 vs. Nashville Marc Wilkins
Cliff Brumbaugh 4-15-01 @ Salt Lake Jim Bruske
Ruben Sierra 8-21-00 vs. New Orleans Jeriome Robertson
B.J. Waszgis 5-30-00 vs. Albuquerque Bobby Ayala
Pedro Valdes 5-21-00 @ New Orleans Brad Kaufman
Andy Barkett 5-3-99 vs. Memphis Mark Nussbeck
Mike Simms 4-20-99 vs. Tacoma David Holdridge
Wes Chamberlain 8-24-98 @ Omaha Glendon Rusch
Rick Wrona 8-8-98 vs. Colorado Springs (10) Joel Moore
Tom Quinlan 7-21-98 vs. Tucson Ben Ford
Scott Sheldon 7-12-98 vs. Memphis (12) Kevin Lovingier
Rene Gonzales 7-2-98 vs. Albuquerque Gary Rath
Marc Sagmoen 6-27-98 (G1) vs. Nashville (7) Gary Wilson
Mark Little 5-20-98 @ Salt Lake Kevin Ohme
Tom Quinlan 5-15-98 @ Fresno Troy Brohawn
Scott Sheldon 5-15-98 @ Fresno Dean Hartgraves
Gregorio Petit is the lone OKC player to record

two grand slams in one game, accomplishing
the feat June 22, 2010 at New Orleans.
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Individual Game Highlights - Pitching

No Hitters:
Pitcher(s) Date vs./@ opponent Details
Luis Mendoza 8-14-09 vs. Salt Lake 9-inning game; 5-0 final; 6 BB; 6 K;
125 pitches; 74 strikes
Dustin Nippert 6-29-08 @ Omaha 7-inning game; 2-0 win; G1 of DH; charitable
scoring call leading off 7th
One Hitters:
Eric Stults; David Huff 7-24-15 @ RR Stults 1H, 1R, 2BB, 6K, 7IP; Huff 0H, 0R, 2IP
Mike Foltynewicz; Paul Clemens 5-5-14 @ Omaha Foltynewicz career-high 12K, 1R, 1H, 2BB in 6
inn.; Clemens 1K in 3 inn.; RedHawks won, 5-1
Asher Wojciechowski 7-8-13 @ Round Rock Faced minimum in a complete game (9 IP) for the
first time in team history; fired a one-hit
shutout in the 5-0 win
J.A. Happ; Fernando Abad 8-21-11 @ Iowa Happ 7 IP, 1 H; Lou Montanez one-out double
in 1st only hit
Nick Regilio; Brad Clontz 6-25-04 @ Albuquerque Regilio 8.1 no-hit innings; Ryan Christenson broke
it up; 6-0 win
Douglas Davis; James Powell & 6-1-02 @ Nashville Davis 7 IP; 1 H; Powell and Schmack 1 IP; 4-0 win
Brian Schmack
Ryan Glynn 4-28-99 vs. New Orleans 8.1 no-hit innings; 3-0 win
Ricky Pickett 7-14-98 @ Nashville 7-inning game; 5-0 win in first game of
doubleheader
Two Hitters by Individuals:
Jharel Cotton 4-19-16 vs. Memphis 5-inning game; 4-0 W; 6K;
game called after bottom of the 5th due to rain
Scott Baker 4-20-15 @ Iowa 7-inning game; 8-0 win; G1 of DH;
one pitch from perfect game
Joe Wieland 4-19-15 @ Iowa 5.5-inning game; 4-0 W; game called with
2 out in the top of the 6th due to rain
Armando Galarraga 8-25-08 @ Nashville 7-inning game; 6-0 win; G1 of DH
A.J. Murray 4-9-08 vs. Nashville 6-inning, rain-shortened game; 2-1 win
Derek Lee 8-28-06 vs. Iowa 1-0 win
R.A. Dickey 8-3-06 vs. Las Vegas 2-0 win
Chris Young 8-18-04 @ Memphis 7-inning game; 4-1 win
Ricky Pickett 8-7-98 vs. Colorado Springs 7-inning game; 4-0 win
Three Hitters by Individuals:

Trevor Oaks 8-15-16 vs. El Paso 9 IP; 1R; 11K; W, 8-1
Dallas Keuchel 4-26-13 vs. New Orleans Rain-shortened; 6 innings; 2-0 win; 5 K’s
Doug Mathis 5-30-09 vs. Albuquerque G1; 7-innings; 1-0 win
John Rheinecker 5-22-06 @ Colorado Springs Rain-shortened; 8 innings; 8-0 win
Derek Lee 7-20-05 @ New Orleans 8-0 win; 21 ground ball outs; 3 singles
Ricardo Rodriguez 5-29-05 @ Memphis 5-0 win; 3 singles; 4 DPs; 2 runners to 2B
John Hudgins 5-25-05 vs. Colorado Springs 7 innings; 1st of DH at Tulsa; 1 UER
Sam Narron 6-28-04 vs. Omaha 3-0 win; 4 1/3 no-hit
John Wasdin 6-7-04 vs. Albuquerque no walks; 6 Ks; 3-0 win
Joaquin Benoit 9-3-01 vs. Memphis 12 strikeouts; 1-0 win in season finale
Pete Munro 8-30-00 vs. Omaha 7 1/3 no-hit innings; 9-inning game
Darren Oliver 8-21-00 vs. New Orleans 86 pitches; 6-0 win
Doug Davis 6-18-00 vs. Fresno 8-inning loss 1-0; slated for seven innings
Ryan Glynn 4-29-00 @ Nashville 7 innings
Ryan Glynn 4-12-00 vs. Colorado Springs 7 innings
Brady Raggio 7-5-99 vs. Calgary 4-0 shutout
Chuck Smith 6-23-99 @ Memphis 14 strikeouts in 7-inning game

Individual Game Highlights - Pitching

Double-Digit Strikeout Efforts:
K’s Pitcher Date vs./@ opponent
15 Wilmer Font 5-15-17 vs. Sacramento
14 Chuck Smith 6-23-99 (G2) @ Memphis
13 Jose De Leon 8-28-16 vs. Colorado Springs
12 Mike Foltynewicz 5-5-14 @ Omaha
12 John Koronka 8-11-06 @ Round Rock
12 Joaquin Benoit 9-3-01 vs. Memphis
12 Aaron Myette 6-15-01 @ Tacoma
11 Dennis Santana 5-19-18 vs. Nashville
11 Wilmer Font 7-21-17 @ Iowa
11 Wilmer Font 4-12-17 @ Nashville
11 Mike Bolsinger 8-29-15 @ El Paso
11 Michael Kirkman 7-24-10 (G1) @ Memphis
11 Robinson Tejeda 5-17-08 @ Memphis
11 Edinson Volquez 8-14-07 vs. Memphis
11 Robinson Tejeda 8-7-06 vs. Tucson
11 Edinson Volquez 7-29-06 @ Portland
11 Tony Mounce 8-12-03 vs. Albuquerque
11 Colby Lewis 7-19-03 @ New Orleans
11 Jamey Wright 5-31-03 vs. Colorado Springs
11 Aaron Myette 6-3-02 @ Nashville
11 Rob Bell 4-19-02 vs. Salt Lake
11 Joaquin Benoit 6-7-01 vs. Sacramento
11 Joaquin Benoit 5-6-01 @ Iowa Wilmer Font set the OKC single-game record
11 R.A. Dickey 7-30-00 vs. Calgary with 15 strikeouts May 15, 2017 against
11 Matt Perisho 5-22-99 @ Salt Lake Sacramento at Chickasaw Bricktown Ballpark
10 Rob Zastryzny 5-4-19 @ New Orleans and went on to set the OKC season record with
10 Ben Holmes 4-25-19 (G2) @ San Antonio 178 strikeouts in 2017.
10 Manny Bañuelos 6-6-18 @ Sacramento
10 Caleb Ferguson 5-26-18 @ Nashville
10 Justin Masterson 7-5-17 vs. Iowa
10 Wilmer Font 6-2-17 vs. Colorado Springs
10 Wilmer Font 5-21-17 @ El Paso
10 Jair Jurrjens 5-1-17 @ Omaha
10 José De León 8-22-16 @ New Orleans
10 José De León 8-17-16 vs. Albuquerque
10 José De León 7-20-16 @ Tacoma
10 José De León 7-15-16 @ Reno
10 Brock Stewart 6-24-16 vs. Round Rock
10 Brock Stewart 6-19-16 @ New Orleans
10 Jharel Cotton 5-23-16 @ Fresno
10 Mike Foltynewicz 7-28-14 @ Nashville
10 Mike Foltynewicz 5-30-14 vs. Omaha
10 Jake Buchanan 5-20-14 @ New Orleans
10 Brad Peacock 7-19-13 (G1) @ Memphis
10 Jarred Cosart 5-7-13 vs. Tacoma
10 Rich Harden 8-18-10 vs. Reno
10 Rich Harden 7-26-10 @ Memphis
10 Robinson Tejeda 8-13-06 @ Round Rock
10 Edinson Volquez 6-15-06 @ Memphis
10 Edinson Volquez 5-21-06 @ Salt Lake
10 Nick Regilio 6-25-04 @ Albuquerque
10 Nick Bierbrodt 6-8-04 vs. Albuquerque
10 John Wasdin 5-7-04 vs. Nashville José De León closed the 2016 season with
10 Colby Lewis 5-13-02 vs. Fresno three consecutive starts with at least 10
10 Brian Sikorski 5-29-01 @ Memphis strikeouts and no walks and became the team’s
10 Kevin Foster 5-17-01 @ Nashville first pitcher to record five double-digit strikeout
10 Chuck Smith 5-3-00 @ Iowa games in one season.
10 Matt Perisho 6-4-98 @ Nashville
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Club Season Records
Longest Winning Streak: Longest Home Winning Streak: Longest Road Winning Streak:
Games Dates Games Dates Games Dates
12 July 26-Aug. 6, 2013 17 July 26-Aug. 20, 2013 9 May 29-June 15, 2019
9 April 7-17, 2018 15 April 10-May 6, 2018 7 April 6-16, 2014
9 May 29-June 7, 2012 14 May 10-June 7, 2012 7 May 28-June 3, 2005
9 Aug. 2-12, 2005 13 Aug. 12-Sept. 2, 1999@ 6 July 13-21, 2018>
9 Aug. 17-26, 1999 8 June 13-28, 2010 6 Aug. 22-Sept. 5, 2016
8 Aug. 7-14, 1998 8 July 25-Aug. 11, 2005 6 July 31-Aug. 23, 2015
7 June 30-July 6, 2016 7 July 17 - Aug. 3, 2015 6 May 29-June 12, 2006
7 June 8-15, 2015 7 June 11-20, 2015 6 Aug. 19-25, 2001
7 Aug. 15-21, 2013 7 April 25-May 2, 2013 5 April 12-16, 2017
7 April 26-May 2, 2013 7 June 20-July 5, 2009 5 June 6-19, 2016
7 April 7-13, 2008 7 May 8-27, 1998 5 May 22-26, 2015
7 May 28-June 3, 2005 6 July 9-24, 2016 5 Aug. 14-18, 2014
6 July 18-24, 2019 6 Aug. 17-31, 2012 5 July 8-19, 2012
6 May 29-June 4, 2019 6 June 20-July 8, 2011 5 July 12-23, 2008
6 April 25-30, 2018 6 May 2-11, 2011 5 June 27-July 1, 2007
6 June 22-27, 2017 6 April 13-26, 2010 5 Aug. 21-25, 2005
6 June 8-14, 2017 6 July 23-Aug. 5, 2006 5 Aug. 1-14, 2004
6 Aug. 30-Sept. 5, 2016 6 May 16-June 3, 2006 5 July 17-July 29, 2003
6 Aug. 9-15, 2016 6 Aug. 12-21, 2000 5 May 2-6, 2003
6 Aug. 26-31, 2012 @Streak extended to the end of the >Streak includes “road” game played
6 May 10-17, 2012 regular season; RedHawks won first two at Chickasaw Bricktown Ballpark
6 Aug. 25-30, 2011 regular-season games the following year. (Makeup of postponed game 7-2-18 in
6 April 13-18, 2010 New Orleans).
6 Aug. 11-17, 2009
6 June 20-26, 2009
6 June 26-July 1, 2007
6 May 29-June 3, 2006
6 May 18-24, 2004
6 Aug. 14-19, 2003
6 June 28-July 3, 2003
6 Aug. 19-25, 2001
6 July 22-27, 2000
Longest Losing Streak: Longest Home Losing Streak: Longest Road Losing Streak:
Games Dates Games Dates Games Dates
13 June 15-27, 2005 9 June 18-July 6, 2018 10 Aug. 25-Sept. 6, 2009
10 Aug. 3-13, 2012 9 June 15-27, 2005 10 June 14-July 5, 2001
9 April 29-May 7, 2006 8 July 2-25, 2001 9 April 20-May 7, 2006
9 June 9-18, 2000 7 July 29-Aug. 13, 2012 9 June 9-22, 2000
8 June 14-21, 2001 7 July 30-Aug. 14, 2007 7 May 13-24, 2007
8 Aug. 25-Sept. 1, 1998 6 June 3-13, 2011 7 Aug. 19-Sept. 3, 2006
6 April 16-22, 2011 6 Aug. 3-8, 2012
6 May 15-June 2, 2010 6 July 4-9, 2003
6 Aug. 21-Aug. 30, 1998 6 Aug. 4-8, 2000
6 June 27-July 1, 1998 6 June 25-30, 1999
5 June 5-9, 2019
5 May 1-8, 2019
5 April 17-21, 2019
5 Aug. 4-8, 2015
5 June 1-5, 2015
5 May 8-11, 2008
5 July 5-July, 12, 2007
5 June 24-28, 2006
5 July 3-17, 2005
5 July 26-Aug. 8, 2003
5 April 22-May 1, 2003
5 July 30-Aug. 11, 2000

Individual Season Records - Batting
Most Hits - Season: Most Triples - Season: Most Doubles - Season:

Hits Player Season Triples Player Season Doubles Player Season
161 Jimmy Paredes 2012 10 Joaquin Arias 2006 38 Carlos Peña 2001
153 Anderson Hernandez 2011 9 Rob Segedin 2016 37 Pete Zoccolillo 2004
153 Esteban German 2005 9 Scott Schebler 2015 36 Jason Botts 2007
153 Bret Barberie 1998 9 Joaquin Arias 2008 36 Bret Barberie 1998
150 Tom Quinlan 1998 8 Jonathan Villar 2013 35 Tom Evans 1999
149 Andy Barkett 1999 8 Greg Golson 2009 35 Scott Sheldon 1999
148 Jon Shave 2000 8 Ryan Roberts 2008 33 Brandon Laird 2013
146 Jason Botts 2005 8 Freddy Guzman 2007 33 Tom Quinlan 1998
145 Ian Kinsler 2005 7 Corey Brown 2016 32 Hank Blalock 2002
144 Freddy Guzman 2007 7 Jimmy Paredes 2012 32 Jason Hart 2002
143 Ruben Sierra 2000 7 J.B. Shuck 2011 32 Andy Barkett 1999
142 Tug Hulett 2007 7 John Mayberry 2008 32 Les Norman 1998
142 Pete Zoccolillo 2004 7 Jason Botts 2005 31 Chris Davis 2010
141 Scott Sheldon 1999 7 Kelly Dransfeldt 2002 31 Tug Hulett 2007
139 Adrian Gonzalez 2004 6 Trayce Thompson 2017 31 Jason Botts 2005
138 Chad Allen 2004 6 Jimmy Paredes 2013 31 Mike Zywica 1999
138 Jason Conti 2004 6 Tommy Manzella 2011 31 Scott Sheldon 1998
138 Kelly Dransfeldt 2001 6 Manny Alexander 2005
137 Ronny Torreyes 2014 6 Esteban German 2005
137 Nate Gold 2007 6 David Newhan 2004
137 Travis Hafner 2002 6 Manny Alexander 2003
136 Alex Verdugo 2017 6 Scarborough Green 1999
136 Esteban German 2010 6 Marc Sagmoen 1998
136 Ryan Roberts 2008
135 Jason Hart 2002
134 Joaquin Arias 2009
132 Joaquin Arias 2006
131 Domingo Santana 2014
131 Nelson Cruz 2008
131 Mike Zywica 1999
Jimmy Paredes holds the OKC
record for most hits in a season,
collecting 161 hits in 2012.
Most Home Runs - Season: Most RBI - Season: Most Runs - Season:
HR Player Season RBI Player Season Runs Player Season
37 Nelson Cruz 2008 103 Nate Gold 2007 103 Esteban German 2005
35 Mike Hessman* 2012 102 Jason Botts 2005 102 Ian Kinsler 2005
31 Edwin Ríos 2019 99 Nelson Cruz 2008 95 Tug Hulett 2007
29 Scott Sheldon 1998 97 Scott Sheldon 1999 94 Scott Sheldon 1999
28 Scott Sheldon 1999 97 Tom Quinlan 1998 93 Nelson Cruz 2008
26 Nate Gold 2007 96 Pete Zoccolillo 2004 93 Jason Botts 2005
25 Jason Botts 2005 96 Scott Sheldon 1998 92 Jimmy Paredes 2012
25 Jason Hart 2002 94 Ian Kinsler 2005 92 Freddy Guzman 2007
24 O’Koyea Dickson 2017 91 Edwin Ríos 2019 85 Jon Shave 2000
23 Kyle Garlick 2019 90 Nate Gold 2008 84 Tom Evans 1999
23 Willie Calhoun 2017 88 Adrian Gonzalez 2004 83 Pete Zoccolillo 2004
23 Corey Brown 2016 83 Jason Hart 2002 82 Connor Joe 2019
23 Nate Gold 2008 82 Jason Hart 2003 81 Cliff Brumbaugh 2000
23 Ian Kinsler 2005 82 Ruben Sierra 2000 80 Jason Conti 2005
23 Pete Zoccolillo 2004 81 Domingo Santana 2014 80 Mike Zywica 1999
23 Carlos Peña 2001 80 Chris Davis 2010 79 Esteban German 2010
21 Rob Segedin 2016 80 Adam Hyzdu 2006 79 Travis Hafner 2002
21 Jason Hart 2003 79 Brandon Laird 2013 78 Jason Hart 2002
21 Travis Hafner 2002 79 Mike Zywica 1999 76 Kelly Dransfeldt 2001
21 Pedro Valdes 1999 78 Mike Hessman 2012 75 Brandon Laird 2013
21 Warren Newson 1998 78 Jason Botts 2007 75 Chad Allen 2004
20 Will Smith 2019 78 Pedro Valdes 2000 75 Warren Newson 1998
20 Kyle Jensen 2015 77 Travis Hafner 2002 75 Tom Quinlan 1998
20 Brad Snyder 2012 76 O’Koyea Dickson 2017
20 Craig Monroe 2001 76 Andy Barkett 1999
* Led League
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Most Walks - Season: Most Stolen Bases - Season:
BB’s Player Season SB’s Player Season
85 Cliff Brumbaugh 2000 56* Freddy Guzman 2007
81 Jason Botts 2007 50 Esteban German 2010
80 Carlos Peña 2001 43* Esteban German 2005
79 Travis Hafner 2002 37 Jimmy Paredes 2012
74 Adam Hyzdu 2006 35 Esteban German 2009
72 Connor Joe 2019 32 Darnell Sweeney 2015
72 Brandon Boggs 2010 32 Jeff Pickler 2003
68 Jason Hart 2002 31++ Austin Wates 2014
67 Ryan Roberts 2008 31 Jonathan Villar 2013
67 Jason Botts 2005 31+ Freddy Guzman 2006
66 Tom Evans 1999 27 Manny Alexander 2005
66 Warren Newson 1998 27 Manny Alexander 2003
65 Esteban German 2009 26 Micah Johnson 2016
65 Esteban German 2005 26 Joaquin Arias 2006
65 Pete Zoccolillo 2004 26 Scarborough Green 1999
64 Domingo Santana 2014 25 Julio Borbon 2009
64 Esteban German 2010 24 Jonathan Villar 2014
64 Tug Hulett 2007 24 Joaquin Arias 2009
64 Jeff Pickler 2003 24 Nelson Cruz 2008
63 Jason Ellison 2008 23 Joaquin Arias 2008
62 Freddy Guzman 2007 22 George Springer 2013
62 Scott Sheldon 1998 21 Anderson Hernandez 2011
20 Brian Bogusevic 2011
20 J.B. Shuck 2011
20 Greg Golson 2009
20 Tug Hulett 2007
Most Strikeouts - Season: 19 Che-Hsuan Lin 2013
K’s Player Season 19 Ian Kinsler 2005
155 Corey Brown 2016 18 Tim Locastro 2018
155 Tom Quinlan 1998 18 Austin Barnes 2016
153 Edwin Ríos 2019 18 Luis Durango 2011
152 Jason Botts 2005 18 Chad Allen 2004
149 Domingo Santana 2014 17 Jeff Pickler 2002
143 Scott Sheldon 1998 16 Trevor Crowe 2013
136 Mike Hessman 2012 16 Jake Elmore 2013
133 Kelly Dransfeldt 2002 16 Jimmy Paredes 2013
127 Carlos Peña 2001 16 Brad Snyder 2012
123 Kelly Dransfeldt 2000 16 Anthony Webster 2006
123 Mike Zywica 2000 15 Scott Schebler 2015
122 Jason Hart 2002 15 Robbie Grossman 2013
121 Nate Gold 2008 15 Ryan Roberts 2008
119 Mike Zywica 1999 15 Ramon Nivar 2004
117 Koby Clemens 2011 15 Jeff Pickler 2004
116 Tommy Manzella 2011 * Led League
116 Jason Conti 2005 + Had 11 SB with Portland; led league with 42
116 Kelly Dransfeldt 2001 ++ Had six SB with New Orleans; led league with 37
114 Greg Golson 2009
114 Tug Hulett 2007
112 Scott Sheldon 1999
Freddy Guzman led the PCL and set the

OKC record for stolen bases in 2007 with
56.

Individual Season Records - Pitching

Most Wins - Season: Most Innings Pitched - Season:
Wins Pitcher Season Innings Pitcher Season
15 Matt Perisho 1999 168.0 Brady Raggio 1999
13 Michael Kirkman 2010 165.1 Terry Clark 1998
12 Terry Clark 1998 163.0 R.A. Dickey 2001
11 Justin Masterson 2017* 163.0 Brandon Knight 1999
11 Zach Lee 2015 160.0 Elizardo Ramirez 2008
11 Ryan Snare 2004 158.1 R.A. Dickey 2000
11 R.A. Dickey 2001 156.1 Matt Perisho 1999
10 Wilmer Font 2017 154.0 R.A. Dickey 2002
10 Joe Wieland 2015 143.2 Derek Lee 2006
10 Elizardo Ramirez 2008 142.0 Elizardo Ramirez 2009
10 R.A. Dickey 2005 141.2 Justin Masterson 2017
10 Brian Sikorski 2000 140.1 Brian Sikorski 2000
9 Manny Bañuelos 2018 137.1 Ryan Snare 2004
9 Nick Tropeano 2014 135.0 Rudy Owens 2014
9 Asher Wojciechowski 2013 134.1 Wilmer Font 2017
9 Andy Van Hekken 2011 134.0 Asher Wojciechowski 2013
9 Elizardo Ramirez 2009 131.2 R.A. Dickey 2006
9 Mike Wood 2007 131.0 Michael Kirkman 2010
9 R.A. Dickey 2006 131.0 Joaquin Benoit 2001
9 John Wasdin 2005 129.2 Andy Van Hekken 2011
9 Joaquin Benoit 2001 129.0 Jeff Granger 1998
9 Brandon Knight 1999
* Led League
Most Losses - Season: Most Appearances - Season:
Losses Pitcher Season App. Pitcher Season
12 Derek Lee 2006 59 Brad Clontz 2004
12 Corey Lee 2000 58 Brian Schlitter 2018*
11 Elizardo Ramirez 2009 57 Joe Broussard 2018
11 Brady Raggio 1999 57 Jose Veras 2005
10 Ryan Rowland-Smith 2011 56 Ross Wolf 2011
10 Alfredo Simon 2007 54 Kevin Quackenbush 2019*
10 Robert Ellis 2003 54 Jacob Rhame 2016
9 Dennis Santana 2019 54 Jason Stoffel 2014
9 Sergio Perez 2011 54 Erasmo Ramirez 2006
9 Omar Beltre 2010 50 Clay Rapada 2010
9 Bryan Corey 2009 50 Bill White 2008
9 Dan Murray 2003 49 Willie Eyre 2010
9 R.A. Dickey 2000 48 Keith Stamler 2004
9 Brian Sikorski 2000 47 Jaime Schultz 2019
8 Daniel Corcino 2019 47 Kea Kometani 2008
8 Wilmer Font 2017 47 Franklyn German 2007
8 Fabio Castillo 2017 46 Josh Sborz 2019
8 Paul Clemens 2012 46 Jose Valdez 2012
8 Michael Ballard 2010 46 Kevin Walker 2006
8 R.A. Dickey 2006 46 Jeremi Gonzalez 2002
8 Mario Ramos 2002 45 Pat Venditte 2018
8 Brandon Knight 1999 45 Kevin Chapman 2013
8 Jeff Granger 1998 45 Dean Mitchell 2000
8 Barry Johnson 1998 45 Eric Moody 1998
44 Joe Broussard 2017
Most Starts - Season: 44 Eric Berger 2013
Starts Pitcher Season 44 Jason Stoffel 2013
27 Matt Perisho 1999 44 Wes Littleton 2008
26 Brandon Knight 1999 43 Kevin Chapman 2014
25 Wilmer Font 2017 43 Josh Zeid 2013
25 Justin Masterson 2017 43 Mark Hamburger 2012
24 Elizardo Ramirez 2009 43 Brian Gordon 2009
24 Ryan Snare 2004 43 Michael Tejera 2005
24 Joaquin Benoit 2001 43 Ray Beasley 2003
24 R.A. Dickey 2001 42 Warner Madrigal 2009
24 Brady Raggio 1999 42 Allen McDill 1999
24 Terry Clark 1998 * Led League
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Most Walks - Season: Most Saves - Season:

BB Pitcher Season Saves Pitcher Season
87 Corey Lee 2000 24 Jose Veras 2005
78 Matt Perisho 1999 21 Brian Schlitter 2018
73 Joaquin Benoit 2001 21 Jose Valdez 2012
72 Edinson Volquez 2006 18 Brad Clontz 2004
68 Michael Kirkman 2010 18 Allen McDill 1999
66 Justin Masterson 2017* 17 Warner Madrigal 2009
65 R.A. Dickey 2000 15 David Aardsma 2015
61 Daniel Corcino 2019 14 Jeremi Gonzalez 2002
60 Brian Sikorski 2000 13 Jose Valdez 2013
*Led League 13 Josh Zeid 2013
13 Pedro Strop 2010
12 Juan Gonzalez 2015
Most Strikeouts - Season: 12 Eric Moody 1998
K’s Pitcher Season 11 Kevin Quackenbush 2019
178 Wilmer Font 2017* 11 Jason Stoffel 2014
150 Matt Perisho 1999 10 Joe Broussard 2018
142 Joaquin Benoit 2001 10 Rosman Garcia 2003
140 Justin Masterson 2017 10 Brandon Villafuerte 2001
130 Michael Kirkman 2010 9 Kevin Chapman 2014
130 Edinson Volquez 2006 9 David Carpenter 2011
127 Manny Bañuelos 2018 9 Jose Valdez 2011
120 Nick Tropeano 2014 9 Erasmo Ramirez 2006
120 R.A. Dickey 2001 9 Todd Williams 2004
119 Jharel Cotton 2016 9 Steve Frey 1999
114 Brady Raggio 1999 9 Jimmy Myers 1998
111 Jose De Leon 2016
111 Andy Van Hekken 2011
109 R.A. Dickey 2002
107 Guillermo Moscoso 2010
106 Aaron Myette 2002
105 Daniel Corcino 2019
105 Dennis Santana 2019
104 Rudy Owens 2014
104 Asher Wojciechowski 2013
103 Joaquin Benoit 2002
102 Daniel Corcino 2018
102 Mike Foltynewicz 2014
99 Brian Sikorski 2000
97 Brandon Knight 1999
95 Terry Clark 1998
94 Jeff Granger 1998
94 Jonathan Johnson 1998
*Led League
Jose Veras holds the OKC record for saves

in a season with 24 in 2005.

Individual Career Records - Batting
Most Games - Career: Most Hits - Career:

Games Player Seasons Hits Player Seasons
502 Kelly Dransfeldt 1999-2002 448 Kelly Dransfeldt 1999-2002
359 Jason Hart 2002-03; 2006 413 Esteban German 2005; 2009-10
349 Joaquin Arias 2007-09 396 Joaquin Arias 2006-09
348 Esteban German 2005; 2009-10 349 Manny Alexander 2003-05
334 O’Koyea Dickson 2015-17 348 Jason Botts 2005-08
321 Manny Alexander 2003-05 342 Jason Hart 2002-03; 2006
320 Chris Demetral 1998-2001 336 Jeff Pickler 2002-04
316 Jason Botts 2005-08 308 O’Koyea Dickson 2015-17
307 Jeff Pickler 2002-04 279 Nate Gold 2007-09
297 Drew Meyer 2005-08 277 Esteban German 2005; 2009
274 Nate Gold 2007-09 267 Scott Sheldon 1998-99
261 Mike Zywica 1999-2000 257 Jason Conti 2004-05
255 Marc Sagmoen 1998-99; 2001 256 Chris Demetral 1998-2001
253 Scott Sheldon 1998-99 255 Jimmy Paredes 2012-13
243 Edwin Ríos 2017-19 254 Adrian Gonzalez 2004-05; 2017
225 Andy Barkett 1998-2000 250 Edwin Ríos 2017-19
223 J.B. Shuck 2011-12 249 Alex Verdugo 2017-18
221 Jason Conti 2004-05 246 Drew Meyer 2005-08
215 Gregorio Petit 2010; 2014 246 Pedro Valdes 1999-2000
214 Brandon Boggs 2008-10 241 Mike Zywica 1999-2000
212 Adrian Gonzalez 2004-05; 2017 237 Marc Sagmoen 1998-99; 2001
210 Jimmy Paredes 2012-13 237 Andy Barkett 1998-2000
208 Alex Verdugo 2017-18 221 Chris Davis 2008-10
202 Freddy Guzman 2006-07 215 Brandon Boggs 2008-10
202 Pedro Valdes 1999-2000 215 Freddy Guzman 2006-07
199 Jake Peter 2018-19 214 Austin Barnes 2015-16, 2019
189 Austin Barnes 2015-16, 2019 212 Gregorio Petit 2010; 2014
185 Marshall McDougall 2003-06 209 O’Koyea Dickson 2015-16
185 Cliff Brumbaugh 1999-2001 209 Marshall McDougall 2003-06
184 Gerald Laird 2003-05; 2008 206 Brett Wallace 2011-13
181 Jason Jones 2003-04 199 J.B. Shuck 2011-12
178 Kyle Garlick 2018-19 197 Chad Allen 2004-05
178 Charlie Culberson 2016-17 192 Nelson Cruz 2007-10
178 Chris Davis 2008-10 191 Cliff Brumbaugh 1999-2001
175 Danny Ardoin 2002-04 187 Jason Jones 2003-04
174 Brett Wallace 2011-13 183 Ryan Ludwick 2002-03
167 Casey Benjamin 2008-09 179 Gerald Laird 2003-05; 2008
164 Mike Lamb 1999-2003 174 Rob Segedin 2016-18
163 Rob Segedin 2016-18 168 Ruben Sierra 2000-01
163 Carlos Perez 2013-14 167 Kyle Garlick 2018-19
159 Ryan Ludwick 2002-03 165 Charlie Culberson 2016-17
155 Nelson Cruz 2007-10 161 Jimmy Paredes 2012
154 Connor Joe 2018-19 160 Ian Kinsler 2005-07
154 Darnell Sweeney 2015; 2017
145 Mike Hubbard 1999; 2001
144 Ian Kinsler 2005-07
142 Jonathan Villar 2013-14
142 Marc Krauss 2012-14
141 R.A. Dickey 1999-03; 05-06
139 Ronny Torreyes 2014-15
138 Kyle Farmer 2017-18
137 Tom Quinlan 1998
136 Henry Ramos 2017-18
136 Anderson Hernandez 2011
136 Ramon Nivar 2003-04
136 Dave Meliah 2001-03
136 Ruben Sierra 2000-01
Joaquin Arias holds the
OKC career record for
triples, hitting 22 triples
with the RedHawks from
2006-09.
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Most Doubles - Career: Most Stolen Bases - Career:

Doubles Player Seasons SB’s Player Seasons
93 Kelly Dransfeldt 1999-2002 128 Esteban German 2005; 2009-10
92 Jason Botts 2005-08 87 Freddy Guzman 2006-07
77 O’Koyea Dickson 2015-17 74 Joaquin Arias 2006-09
73 Jason Hart 2002-03; 2006 64 Jeff Pickler 2002-04
69 Esteban German 2005; 2009-10 62 Manny Alexander 2003-05
69 Manny Alexander 2003-05 55 Jonathan Villar 2013-14
66 Scott Sheldon 1998-99 53 Jimmy Paredes 2012-13
62 Nate Gold 2007-09 40 Scarborough Green 1999-2000
61 Edwin Ríos 2017-19 39 Darnell Sweeney 2015; 2017
61 Jeff Pickler 2002-04 37 Jimmy Paredes 2012
57 Pedro Valdes 1999-2000 37 Kelly Dransfeldt 1999-2002
56 Mike Zywica 1999-2000 35 Jonathan Villar 2013-14
55 O’Koyea Dickson 2015-16 31 Austin Barnes 2015-16, 2019
52 Jason Conti 2004-05 30 Tim Locastro 2017-18
51 Ryan Ludwick 2002-03 30 Austin Barnes 2015-16
51 Andy Barkett 1998-2000 27 Chad Allen 2004-05
50 Chris Davis 2008-10 26 Micah Johnson 2016
49 Jimmy Paredes 2012-13 26 George Springer 2013-14
47 Marc Sagmoen 1998-99; 2001 26 Nelson Cruz 2007-10
46 Alex Verdugo 2017-18 26 Drew Meyer 2005-08
46 Drew Meyer 2005-08 25 Robbie Grossman 2013-14
45 Austin Barnes 2015-16, 2019 25 Julio Borbon 2009
45 Adrian Gonzalez 2004-05; 2017 22 J.B. Shuck 2011-12
45 Marshall McDougall 2003-06 22 Gerald Laird 2003-05; 2008
44 Brandon Boggs 2008-10 22 Ian Kinsler 2005-07
44 Mike Lamb 1999-2003
44 Jason Jones 2003-04
Most Triples - Career: Most Home Runs - Career:

Triples Player Seasons HR’s Player Seasons
22 Joaquin Arias 2006-09 60 Jason Hart 2002-03; 2006
17 Kelly Dransfeldt 1999-2002 57 Scott Sheldon 1998-99
16 Esteban German 2005; 2009-10 55 O’Koyea Dickson 2015-17
16 Manny Alexander 2003-05 55 Jason Botts 2005-08
13 Jimmy Paredes 2012-13 52 Nelson Cruz 2007-10
13 Drew Meyer 2005-08 51 Nate Gold 2007-09
12 Jason Botts 2005-08 50 Edwin Ríos 2017-19
11 Jonathan Villar 2013-14 40 Kyle Garlick 2018-19
10 J.B. Shuck 2011-12 40 Kelly Dransfeldt 1999-2002
10 Brandon Boggs 2008-10 37 Pedro Valdes 1999-2000
10 Freddy Guzman 2006-07 35 Mike Hessman 2012
10 Jeff Pickler 2002-04 32 Marshall McDougall 2003-06
10 Marc Sagmoen 1998-99; 2001 32 Ryan Ludwick 2002-03
10 Andy Barkett 1998-2000 31 O’Koyea Dickson 2015-16
31 Adrian Gonzalez 2004-05; 2017
31 Marc Sagmoen 1998-99; 2001
28 Rob Segedin 2016-18
27 Brett Wallace 2011-13
26 Manny Alexander 2003-05
26 Gerald Laird 2003-05
25 Ian Kinsler 2005-06

Most Walks - Career: Most Strikeouts - Career:

BB’s Player Seasons SO Player Seasons
194 Esteban German 2005; 2009-10 480 Kelly Dransfeldt 1999-2002
188 Jason Botts 2005-08 340 Jason Botts 2005-08
156 Kelly Dransfeldt 1999-2002 305 Edwin Ríos 2017-19
152 Jeff Pickler 2002-04 289 Jason Hart 2002-03; 2006
145 Jason Hart 2002-03; 2006 255 Scott Sheldon 1998-99
138 Brandon Boggs 2008-10 242 Mike Zywica 1999-2000
137 Chris Demetral 1998-2001 239 Nate Gold 2007-09
118 Cliff Brumbaugh 1999-2001 224 O’Koyea Dickson 2015-17
118 Scott Sheldon 1998-99 224 Drew Meyer 2005-08
114 Nate Gold 2007-09 214 Esteban German 2005; 2009-10
105 Drew Meyer 2005-08 211 Brandon Boggs 2008-10
101 O’Koyea Dickson 2015-17 200 Jason Conti 2004-05
98 Freddy Guzman 2006-07 197 Marc Sagmoen 1998-99; 2001
97 Pedro Valdes 1999-2000 189 Kyle Garlick 2018-19
95 J.B. Shuck 2011-12 186 Manny Alexander 2003-05
95 Manny Alexander 2003-05 184 Jake Peter 2018-19
94 Connor Joe 2018-19 173 Chris Davis 2008-10
92 Austin Barnes 2015-16, 2019 168 Jimmy Paredes 2012-13
90 Jason Jones 2003-04 167 Jeff Pickler 2002-04
89 Casey Benjamin 2008-09 166 Joaquin Arias 2006-09
88 Jon Singleton 2013-14 158 Kevin Richardson 2008-09
86 Alex Verdugo 2017-18 156 Brett Wallace 2011-13
85 Jake Peter 2018-19 155 Corey Brown 2016
81 Marc Krauss 2012-14 155 Danny Ardoin 2002-04
81 Andy Barkett 1998-2000 155 Tom Quinlan 1998
80 Nelson Cruz 2007-10 154 Jonathan Villar 2013-14
80 Carlos Peña 2001 152 Edwin Ríos 2017-18
79 Travis Hafner 2002 151 Chris Demetral 1998-2001
79 Mike Zywica 1999-2000 149 Domingo Santana 2014
148 Gregorio Petit 2010; 2014
148 Jason Jones 2003-04
147 Marshall McDougall 2003-06
147 Ryan Ludwick 2002-03
141 Jon Singleton 2013-14
136 Mike Hessman 2012
133 Gerald Laird 2003-05; 2008
131 Nelson Cruz 2007-10
129 Charlie Culberson 2016-17
127 Casey Benjamin 2008-09
127 Carlos Peña 2001
124 Freddy Guzman 2006-07
122 Santiago Perez 2002; 2004
Esteban German played for OKC during the 2005

season, as well as in 2009 and 2010.
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Individual Career Records - Pitching
Most Wins - Career: Most Losses - Career:

Wins Pitcher Seasons Losses Pitcher Seasons
49 R.A. Dickey 1999-2003; 05-06 40 R.A. Dickey 1999-2003; 2005-06
24 Doug Davis 1999-2002 22 Elizardo Ramirez 2008-10
23 Elizardo Ramirez 2008-10 20 Derek Lee 2005-08
23 Matt Perisho 1998-99 17 Josh Rupe 2005-07; 2009
20 Joaquin Benoit 2001-03; 2005; 2008 17 Jonathan Johnson 1998-2000
19 Elizardo Ramirez 2008-09 16 Ryan Snare 2003-05
19 John Wasdin 2004-06 16 Dan Murray 2002-03
18 Zach Lee 2015-16 15 Guillermo Moscoso 2009-10; 2018
18 Jonathan Johnson 1998-2000 15 Brett Oberholtzer 2012-14
17 Paul Clemens 2011-14 15 Brandon Knight 1998-99
16 Ryan Snare 2003-05 14 Paul Clemens 2011-14
16 Brian Sikorski 2000-01 13 Rudy Owens 2012-15
15 Guillermo Moscoso 2009-10; 2018 13 Asher Wojciechowski 2013-14
14 Doug Mathis 2007-10 13 Doug Mathis 2007-10
14 Josh Rupe 2005-07; 2009 13 Brian Sikorski 2000-01
13 Jason Stoffel 2013-14 12 Logan Bawcom 2016, 2018-19
13 Asher Wojciechowski 2013-14 12 Eric Hurley 2007-08
13 Michael Kirkman 2010 12 Corey Lee 1999-2001
13 Erasmo Ramirez 2002-06 12 Matt Perisho 1998-99
13 Eric Moody 1998-99 11 Brock Stewart 2016-19
12 Brock Stewart 2016-19 11 Daniel Corcino 2018-19
12 Daniel Corcino 2018-19 11 Zach Lee 2015-16
12 Jake Buchanan 2012-14 11 Jake Buchanan 2012-14
12 Brett Oberholtzer 2012-14 11 Rudy Owens 2012-14
12 Derek Lee 2005-08 11 Sergio Perez 2011-12
12 Edinson Volquez 2006-07 11 Joaquin Benoit 2001-03; 2005
12 Ryan Glynn 1999-2001 11 Mario Ramos 2002-03
12 Terry Clark 1998 11 Brady Raggio 1999
11 Logan Bawcom 2016, 2018-19
11 Justin Masterson 2017
11 Brian Gordon 2008-09 Most Starts - Career:
11 Wes Littleton 2006-08 Starts Pitcher Seasons
11 Kameron Loe 2004-06; 2008 106 R.A. Dickey 1999-2003; 2005-06
11 Steve Rowe 2005; 2007-08 50 Elizardo Ramirez 2008-10
11 Aaron Myette 2001-02 49 Brock Stewart 2016-19
47 Joaquin Benoit 2001-03; 05
46 Guillermo Moscoso 2009-10; 2018
44 Derek Lee 2005-08
43 Ryan Glynn 1999-2001
42 Matt Perisho 1998-99
40 Daniel Corcino 2018-19
40 Ryan Snare 2003-05
38 Josh Rupe 2005-07; 2009
38 Doug Davis 1999-2003
38 Brandon Knight 1998-99
37 Doug Mathis 2007-10
37 Brian Sikorski 2000-01
36 Brett Oberholtzer 2012-14
35 Rudy Owens 2012-15
35 Asher Wojciechowski 2013-14
34 John Wasdin 2004-06
33 Brock Stewart 2016-18
32 Zach Lee 2015-16
32 Paul Clemens 2011-14
29 Edinson Volquez 2006-07
28 Jake Buchanan 2012-14
28 Aaron Myette 2001-02
28 Jonathan Johnson 1998-2000
R.A. Dickey pitched for Oklahoma City from 1999-2003 27 Logan Bawcom 2016, 2018-19
and 2005-06. 27 Colby Lewis 2002-03

Individual Career Records - Pitching
Most Appearances - Career: Most Innings Pitched - Career:

App. Pitcher Seasons Innings Pitcher Seasons
141 R.A. Dickey 1999-2003; 2005-06 766.1 R.A. Dickey 1999-2003; 2005-06
131 Erasmo Ramirez 2002-05 354.2 Elizardo Ramirez 2008-10
124 Joe Broussard 2016-19 279.0 Derek Lee 2005-08
101 Jose Valdez 2011-13 270.2 Joaquin Benoit 2001-03; 2005; 2008
98 Jason Stoffel 2013-14 265.0 Guillermo Moscoso 2009-10; 2018
95 Jacob Rhame 2016-17 253.0 Ryan Glynn 1999-2001
88 Kevin Chapman 2013-14 252.2 Ryan Snare 2003-05
87 A.J. Murray 2005; 2007-09 252.1 Doug Davis 1999-2003
86 Warner Madrigal 2008-10 246.2 Matt Perisho 1998-99
84 Eric Moody 1998-99 240.1 Brock Stewart 2016-19
81 Elizardo Ramirez 2008-10 240.0 John Wasdin 2004-06
80 Wes Littleton 2006-08 236.1 Jonathan Johnson 1998-2000
80 Dan Murray 2002-03 233.0 Josh Rupe 2005-07; 2009
79 Josh Sborz 2018-19 227.2 Brian Sikorski 2000-01
76 Jonathan Johnson 1998-2000 227.2 Brandon Knight 1998-99
71 Keith Stamler 2003-05 222.2 Daniel Corcino 2018-19
70 Steve Rowe 2005; 2007-08 220.1 Rudy Owens 2012-15
69 Brian Schmack 2001-02 212.1 Doug Mathis 2007-10
68 Willie Eyre 2009-10 210.0 Asher Wojciechowski 2013-14
64 Reynaldo Garcia 2002-03 201.0 Brett Oberholtzer 2012-14
62 Sergio Perez 2011-12 191.0 Dan Murray 2002-03
61 Brian Gordon 2008-09 187.0 Zach Lee 2015-16
60 Josh Zeid 2013-14 185.1 Sergio Perez 2011-12
60 Josh Rupe 2005-07; 2009 182.2 Paul Clemens 2011-14
59 Brad Clontz 2004 176.0 Spike Lundberg 2001-03
58 Brian Schlitter 2018 176.0 Aaron Myette 2001-02
58 Rosman Garcia 2003-04 175.0 Eric Moody 1998-99
57 Jose Veras 2005
54 Kevin Quackenbush 2019
54 Josh Ravin 2015-17 Most Strikeouts - Career:
54 Derek Lee 2005-08 K’s Pitcher Seasons
53 Matt West 2015-16 477 R.A. Dickey 1999-2003; 2005-06
53 Rhiner Cruz 2012-14 281 Joaquin Benoit 2001-03; 2005; 2008
53 Ricky Pickett 1998-99 232 Guillermo Moscoso 2009-10; 2018
52 Kameron Loe 2004-06; 2008 226 Brock Stewart 2016-19
52 Ryan Snare 2003-05 210 Matt Perisho 1998-99
207 Daniel Corcino 2018-19
207 Doug Davis 1999-2003
Most Saves - Career: 200 John Wasdin 2004-06
Saves Pitcher Seasons 196 Edinson Volquez 2006-07
43 Jose Valdez 2011-13 195 Jonathan Johnson 1998-2000
24 Jose Veras 2005 185 Elizardo Ramirez 2008-10
23 Warner Madrigal 2008-10 182 Aaron Myette 2001-02
21 Brian Schlitter 2018 178 Wilmer Font 2017
20 Josh Zeid 2013-14 173 Ryan Glynn 1999-2001
18 Brad Clontz 2004 172 Brett Oberholtzer 2012-14
18 Allen McDill 1999 172 Brian Sikorski 2000-01
16 Eric Moody 1998-99 166 Joe Broussard 2016-19
15 David Aardsma 2015 166 Derek Lee 2005-08
15 Erasmo Ramirez 2002-06 163 Asher Wojciechowski 2013-14
14 Joe Broussard 2016-19 159 Brock Stewart 2016-18
14 Jeremi Gonzalez 2002 149 Chuck Smith 1999-2000
13 Chin-Hui Tsao 2015-16 149 Brandon Knight 1998-99
13 Josh Zeid 2013
13 Reynaldo Garcia 2002-03
12 Juan Gonzalez 2015
12 Rosman Garcia 2003-04
11 Kevin Quackenbush 2019
11 Kevin Chapman 2013-14
11 Jason Stoffel 2013-14
10 Wes Littleton 2006-08 Jose Valdez posted a team
record 43 saves during his
10 Brandon Villafuerte 2001 RedHawks career from 2011-
13.
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Additional Club Marks

Games of 12-or-More Innings:
Inn. Date vs./@ opponent Result Ended on
19 9-1-15 vs. Iowa W, 6-4 Buck Britton’s two-run walk-off homer ended the 5 hour-44 minute game,
the longest ever at Chickasaw Bricktown Ballpark; 19-inning game
was the first of a doubleheader; OKC won the second game, 3-1,as the
teams combined to play 25.5 innings over 7 hours, 31 minutes.
19 8-26-02 @ Memphis W, 4-3 Julio Mosquera singled in Hank Blalock after bullpen tossed 13 shutout
innings
17 9-2-99 vs. New Orleans W, 5-4 Scott Sheldon (in his final RedHawk game) singled home Marc Sagmoen
16 5-21-11 @ Sacramento L, 3-2 Eric Sogard’s single with two outs scored Shane Peterson for the win
15 8-6-16 vs. Round Rock L, 5-4 Drew Robinson homered in the top of 15th to give Round Rock the lead
after Express tied the game in top of ninth
15 8-19-15 vs. Reno W, 8-5 Darwin Barney hit a three-run homer for the win; OKC scored three runs in
bottom of ninth to force extras
15 4-25-13 vs. New Orleans L, 10-8 RedHawks scored five runs in the ninth and two in 13th to tie; Kevin
Mattison hit a game-winning two-run double in 15th
15 8-13-02 @ New Orleans W, 3-1 Eric Cole and Scott Pose posted RBIs in the 15th; Zephyrs were shut out
in final 14 innings
15 4-20-02 @ Nashville L, 6-5 RedHawks failed to hold 5-2 lead in 14th; Jeff Pickler’s throwing error
brought in winning run
15 5-25-00 @ Memphis L, 1-0 Pitcher Dean Mitchell’s errant throw to third base scored the winning run
15 7-4-98 @ Iowa L, 5-4 Jason Maxwell homered off John Powell
15 4-12-98 @ Albuquerque W, 11-7 Four-run rally (no homers) in the top of the 15th off Matt Herges
14 5-2-17 vs. Colorado Springs L, 8-6 Colorado Springs scored two runs in the top of the 14th inning to break a 6-6
tie with a RBI triple by Ivan De Jesus Jr. and a RBI single by Stephen Kohlscheen;
Bobby Wilson’s homer in the bottom of the ninth tied the game for OKC to force
extras
14 8-29-13 vs. Nashville W, 5-4 J. Paredes RBI single on 0-2 pitch with two outs in 12th tied; GW RBI
double by J. Martinez
14 4-22-12 vs. Albuquerque L, 11-10 Tim Federowicz’s single scored Josh Fields
14 5-13-10 vs. Sacramento L, 8-5 Michael Affronti’s double scored Adrian Cardenas for the eventual
winning run
14 7-16-09 @ Round Rock W, 7-5 Kevin Richardson’s leadoff HR in 14th provided winner, OKC blew 4-0
lead in seventh
14 7-1-09 @ Iowa W, 1-0 Kevin Richardson singled in Brandon Boggs with two outs in 14th
14 5-9-02 vs. Las Vegas L, 6-5 RedHawks blow 5-1 lead in seventh, Mike Kinkade singles in Joe Thurston
in 14th
14 8-13-01 vs. Calgary W, 10-9 Kelly Dransfeldt’s two-out single scored Osmani Garcia
13 8-4-17 @ Las Vegas L, 3-2 Las Vegas scores a walk-off win without a hit in the bottom of the 13th; OKC
pitcher Edward Paredes hit a batter, then allowed three straight walks, including
a bases-loaded walk to Phillip Evans that brought home the winning run; Max
Muncy tied the game with a homer in the top of the ninth
13 4-23-16 @ Iowa W, 6-4 Dodgers score two runs in the top of the 13th; Logan Bawcom pitches
final three innings for the win
13 4-30-15 @ Iowa W, 4-2 Dodgers score two runs in top of 13th; David Aardsma credited with the
save
13 7-7-10 vs. Nashville W, 5-4 In the second game of DH, Craig Gentry’s single scored Herman Iribarren
for the win
13 4-8-10 vs. Albuquerque L, 6-3 Albuquerque scored three in the 13th —two on an OKC throwing error
and the third on a wild pitch
13 7-7-08 vs. Albuquerque W, 4-3 Bozied solo HR in the top of the 12th matched by Roberts HR in bottom
of the 12th, Roberts BL single won it
13 4-6-06 vs. Memphis W, 5-4 Season opener; Drew Meyer’s single off Alan Benes brings home Nick
Trzesniak
13 4-13-02 vs. Omaha L, 5-4 Aaron Guiel’s single scored winning run, Matt Skrmetta pitched four
hitless innings to win
13 5-9-99 @ Colorado Springs L, 8-7 Sky Sox scored two in the 13th off Allen McDill to erase a 7-6 Oklahoma
lead
12 6-3-18 vs. Omaha L, 8-5 Per new extra-inning rules in MiLB for 2018, each half inning started with
a runner at second base. Omaha scored four runs on four hits, including
two triples, in the top of the 12th. OKC scored one run in the bottom of
the frame.
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Games of 12 or More Innings, cont...
Inn. Date vs./@ opponent Result Ended on
12 4-27-17 @ Omaha W, 3-2 OKC takes lead in the top of the 12th on a sacrifice fly by O’Koyea Dickson
with the bases loaded to score Michael Ahmed and break a 2-2 tie; Ike Davis
tied the game in the top of the ninth on a solo homer
12 7-18-16 @ Tacoma L, 5-4 OKC scored one run in the top of the 12th; Tacoma answered with two runs
in the bottom of the frame on an error and single for the win
12 6-15-16 vs. Omaha L, 6-5 Omaha scored go-ahead run in the top of the 12th inning on an OKC
fielding error
12 4-29-16 @ Omaha W, 5-3 Dodgers scored two runs in top of the 12 on bases-loaded walks; Luis
Avilan credited with the save
12 7-19-15 vs. Round Rock W, 7-6 Scott Schebler lined a RBI double to secure a 7-6 walk-off win for the
Dodgers
12 6-5-15 vs. Sacramento L, 7-2 Sacramento scored five runs in the top of the 12th to break a 2-2 tie and
sweep OKC
12 6-13-14 vs. Las Vegas W, 6-5 Gregorio Petit homered into the OKC bullpen for a walk-off win;
first pitch of AB with two outs
12 7-25-13 @ Omaha L, 2-1 Falu scored on a sac fly to center by Ramirez
12 6-13-13 vs. Iowa W ,9-8 Perez singled to right-center field to score Laird for the walk-off win
12 8-17-12 vs. Fresno W, 3-2 Single by pitcher Brian Bass scores J.D. Martinez
12 6-7-11 vs. Memphis L, 2-1 Aaron Luna’s home run won the game
12 7-8-10 @ Round Rock W, 7-6 Ryan Garko’s single scored Jared Saltalamacchia for the eventual
winning run
12 8-7-09 @ Sacramento L, 4-3 Two OKC runs in ninth tie it, Frostad’s E2 throw on attempted steal
of third scored winner
12 7-23-09 @ New Orleans W, 7-6 OKC blew 5-0 lead in fourth, Smoak drives in Golson with two outs in 12th
12 8-25-08 @ Round Rock W, 5-4 Chris Shelton hits a HR to LF to lead off top of 12th to break a 4-4 tie
12 6-24-08 vs. Round Rock W, 4-3 Maysonet single in 12th off Littleton put RR up, 3-2, Arias two-run HR after
two out, 0 on vs. Regilio
12 5-15-08 @ Memphis L, 6-4 Runs in eighth and ninth tied it, Mather two-run HR off Fukumori in 12th
12 7-13-07 vs. Round Rock W, 9-8 Only win in stretch of losing eight of nine, OK run in ninth to tie, two-out
rally in 12th, Cruz single
12 7-12-07 vs. Round Rock L, 8-5 RR four Es, OK three; Quintero and Klassen four-hit games, three in top 12
12 6-14-05 vs. Omaha W, 5-3 Last win before 13-game losing streak, Kinsler 2 HR, 5 RBIs, game-winning
HR in 12th
12 5-17-05 @ Fresno L, 11-10 Keith McDonald’s ninth inning slam tied it 10-10, two-out single by
Brian Dallimore in 12th
12 4-10-05 @ Memphis W, 9-4 Laird HR tied it in ninth, five-run 12 off Brad Thompson included insurance
three-run HR by Nix
12 8-19-04 @ Memphis W, 5-4 Memphis tied it in ninth (solo HR) Chad Allen led off 12th with HR off
Tim Young
12 7-18-04 vs. Albuquerque W, 9-8 Jason Jones’ two-run HR in ninth tied it 8-8, Pickler scored winner on
Michalak throwing error
12 5-20-04 vs. Salt Lake W, 4-3 Stingers scored three in ninth to force extra innings, Pickler singled,
Newhan doubled in winner
12 8-29-03 vs. Iowa L, 3-2 Mark Grudzielanek drove in the winning run after Iowa tied it in the ninth
12 5-21-03 @ Omaha W, 4-3 Kevin Mench drove in Manny Alexander after Omaha tied it with two outs in
the ninth
12 8-15-02 @ New Orleans L, 6-5 Jason Hart’s HR in the 12th put Oklahoma in front; Zephyrs answered with
two in 12th
12 7-4-02 vs. Tacoma L, 3-2 Scott Podsednik singled in Jermaine Clark with the decisive run
12 8-27-01 vs. New Orleans W, 7-6 Osmani Garcia doubled in the winning run
12 7-25-01 vs. Las Vegas L, 10-8 Danny Kolb allowed three runs in 12th, the only runs he allowed in 2001
(12 outings)
12 6-5-01 vs. Sacramento W, 4-3 Jason Romano homered off Frank Lankford to end it
12 4-12-01 vs. Colo. Springs W, 5-4 David Steed singled in winning run
12 8-7-00 @ Colo. Springs L, 9-8 Shane Monahan homered off Johan Lopez in 12th
12 7-31-00 vs. Calgary L, 4-3 Manny Martinez squeeze bunt with two out scored unearned winning run
12 8-25-98 @ Omaha L, 3-2 Bret Barberie’s error on a double play relay brought home winning run
12 7-19-98 vs. Vancouver L, 6-3 Todd Greene hit a three-run homer off Ricky Pickett in the 12th
12 7-12-98 vs. Memphis W, 7-3 Scott Sheldon belted a walk-off grand slam against Kevin Lovingier
12 6-30-98 vs. Albuquerque L, 6-5 RedHawks rallied from 5-0 deficit after 4.5 innings to no avail
12 5-1-98 @ Las Vegas L, 5-4 Jason Thompson’s two-out single won it after RedHawks rallied from
4-0 deficit
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Series Wins by Sweep:
Date Opponent Games Scores
Aug. 7-9, 2019 vs. Tacoma 3 7-4, 7-3, 9-2
July 19-21, 2019 vs. San Antonio 3 11-3, 9-8, 12-8
June 12-14, 2019 @ Albuquerque 3 12-9, 10-0, 5-4
May 30-June 2, 2019 @ Memphis 4 10-8 (10), 6-2, 8-1, 8-2
July 24-26, 2018 vs. Albuquerque 3 3-1, 5-0, 4-1
April 25-29, 2018 vs. Iowa 5 6-3, 4-2, 4-1, 7-1, 5-3
April 13-16, 2018 vs. New Orleans 4 10-3, 3-2, 8-6 (10), 8-7 (10)
April 10-12, 2018 vs. Round Rock 3 8-7, 9-1, 3-1
June 22-25, 2017 vs. Nashville 4 14-5, 4-2, 4-1, 3-1
June 9-11, 2017 vs. Round Rock 3 12-6, 10-5, 10-7
May 15-17, 2017 vs. Sacramento 3 6-4, 5-2, 3-2
Sept. 2-5, 2016 @ Omaha 4 8-5, 3-0, 8-1, 10-8
Aug. 12-15, 2016 vs. El Paso 4 8-4, 4-2, 13-2, 8-1
July 4-6, 2016 vs. Colorado Springs 3 7-2, 6-5, 3-2
June 30-July 3, 2016 @ Nashville 4 7-3, 9-6, 5-1, 4-1
May 10-13, 2016 @ Round Rock 4 3-1, 9-5, 5-4, 11-7
Aug. 11-14, 2015 @ New Orleans 4 9-0, 5-2, 2-1, 6-4 (10)
June 30-July 3, 2015 @ Memphis 4 2-1, 3-2, 8-4, 3-2
June 11-14 , 2015 vs. Nashville 4 3-1, 11-7, 6-4, 4-2
Aug. 24-27, 2014 vs. Albuquerque 4 6-3, 3-0, 13-6, 2-1
Aug. 2-5, 2014 vs. Colorado Springs 4 13-6, 8-1, 5-3, 7-3
April 7-10, 2014 @ New Orleans 4 6-4, 8-1, 3-2, 8-2
Aug. 16-20, 2013 vs. Albuquerque 5 3-2, 5-1, 5-4, 6-2, 6-5
July 30-Aug. 2, 2013 vs. Reno 4 4-2, 4-3, 3-2, 7-6
July 26-29, 2013 vs. Iowa 4 10-6, 5-0, 4-3, 4-3
May 7-10, 2013 vs. Tacoma 4 6-1, 7-6 (10), 3-1, 1-0
April 29-May 2, 2013 vs. Nashville 4 9-8, 4-2, 6-2, 9-1
Aug. 27-30, 2012 vs. Albuquerque 4 6-1, 6-5, 11-0, 3-1
July 16-19, 2012 @ Omaha 4 16-6, 7-6 (10), 10-5, 9-8
June 2-5, 2012 vs. Iowa 4 11-8, 6-5, 6-5, 4-3
May 29-June 1, 2012 vs. Nashville 4 2-0 (5), 7-2, 4-1, 5-3
May 12-15, 2012 vs. Tucson 4 6-5, 6-5, 4-3, 7-4
April 18-20, 2012 @ Nashville 4 7-5, 4-3 (7), 4-2 (7), 2-1
July 22-25, 2011 vs. Memphis 4 5-2, 7-4, 7-0, 8-2
July 4-6, 2011 vs. Iowa 3 3-2, 7-6, 3-2
May 2-5, 2011 vs. Nashville 4 2-1, 12-4, 4-3 (10), 4-3
July 27-30, 2010 vs. Round Rock 4 5-3, 4-2, 8-1, 4-1
June 15-17, 2010 vs. New Orleans 4 7-6 (10), 4-1 (7), 7-0 (7), 8-5
Aug. 14-17, 2009 vs. Salt Lake 4 5-0, 4-3, 7-6, 2-1 (11)
July 20-23, 2009 @ New Orleans 4 3-1, 9-6, 5-1, 7-6 (12)
June 23-26, 2009 vs. Round Rock 4 2-1, 3-2, 3-1, 2-1
May 12-15, 2009 vs. Portland 4 2-1, 5-1, 7-2, 3-2
July 7-10, 2008 vs. Albuquerque 4 4-3 (13), 4-0, 3-1 (8), 3-2
June 9-12, 2008 vs. Nashville 4 5-2, 4-3, 8-6. 8-3
May 19-22, 2008 vs. New Orleans 3 12-3, 8-2, 6-2
April 7-10, 2008 vs. Nashville 4 6-1, 7-5, 2-1 (6), 11-4
June 27-29, 2007 @ Iowa 3 11-5, 10-5, 11-3
June 2-5, 2007 vs. Colorado Springs 4 6-1, 16-2, 5-4 (11), 5-4
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Series Wins by Sweep, cont.:
Date Opponent Games Scores
Aug. 2-5, 2006 vs. Las Vegas 4 7-6 (11), 2-0, 2-0, 5-0
July 17-20, 2006 @ Iowa 4 3-1, 5-4, 7-4, 6-2
June 8-11, 2006 @ Omaha 4 5-3, 8-7, 1-0 (10), 4-2
May 30-June 2, 2006 vs. Albuquerque 4 3-2, 3-2 (11), 6-4, 4-1
April 6-9, 2006 vs. Memphis 4 5-4 (13), 9-5, 7-2, 7-6
Aug. 8-11, 2005 vs. Tacoma 4 9-8, 14-7, 9-1, 12-10
Aug. 4-6, 2005 vs. Portland 3 17-8, 5-2, 7-2
May 31-June 3, 2005 @ Iowa 4 9-2, 6-1, 5-3, 8-3
May 23-25, 2005 vs. Colorado Springs 4 11-1, 5-3, 3-1 (7), 6-4 (7) (played in OKC & Tulsa)
April 15-18, 2005 vs. Memphis 4 5-4 (11), 6-2, 7-3, 6-2s
Aug. 21-24, 2004 @ Nashville 4 4-2, 6-5, 10-7, 1-0
May 20-23, 2004 vs. Salt Lake 4 4-3 (12), 4-3, 7-5, 12-2
Aug. 15-18, 2003 vs. Fresno 4 9-0, 1-0, 2-1, 6-2
July 17-20, 2003 @ New Orleans 4 7-6, 2-0, 10-5, 6-2
June 30-July 3, 2003 vs. Memphis 4 4-3 (10), 8-4, 7-6, 5-4
May 2-5, 2003 @ Omaha 4 8-5, 3-0, 8-5 (7), 4-2 (7)
May 24-27, 2002 vs. Sacramento 4 4-3 (11), 9-7, 2-1, 4-2
April 26-29, 2001 vs. Iowa 4 5-2, 2-1, 5-4, 4-3 (10)
July 22-25, 2000 vs. Colorado Springs 4 5-4, 4-2, 6-4, 7-3
May 6-9, 2000 vs. Omaha 4 9-5, 12-10, 5-2, 3-2
Aug. 30-Sept. 2, 1999 vs. New Orleans 4 7-3, 6-5 (10), 9-8, 5-4 (17)
Aug. 21-24, 1999 vs. Nashville 4 10-9, 9-1, 11-8, 3-2
Aug. 17-20, 1999 vs. Las Vegas 4 5-2, 5-4 (10), 4-2, 3-2
April 28-30, 1999 vs. New Orleans 4 3-0, 7-5 (7), 7-5 (7), 8-4
Aug. 11-14, 1998 @ Calgary 4 8-7, 16-4, 12-5, 7-6
Aug. 7-9, 1998 vs. Colorado Springs 4 4-1 (7), 4-0 (7), 10-8 (10), 8-6
June 22-25, 1998 @ New Orleans 4 10-1, 8-5, 7-6, 10-9
May 9-12, 1998 vs. Salt Lake 4 7-6, 9-2, 9-2, 1-0
April 25-28, 1998 vs. Nashville 3 14-0, 5-1 (7), 14-4 (7)
Buck Britton hit a two-run walk-off home run in the 19th inning against Iowa Sept. 1, 2015 to
end the longest game in Chickasaw Bricktown Ballpark history and give OKC a 6-4 win. The
game lasted 5 hours, 44 minutes and was the first game of a doubleheader.
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Series Losses by Sweep:

Date vs./@ opponent Games Scores
Aug. 23-25, 2019 @ San Antonio 3 4-2, 15-3, 4-0
Aug. 19-21, 2019 vs. Nashville 3 11-5, 13-8 (7), 7-2 (series finale canceled due to rain)
May 1-2, 2019 vs. Round Rock 3 12-5 (7), 9-3 (7), 10-4 (10)
June 26-28, 2018 vs. Nashville 4 5-4, 5-4 (7), 1-0 (7), 10-9
May 12-14, 2018 @ Colorado Springs 3 2-1, 4-3, 8-5
May 31-June 3, 2016 vs. Iowa 3 6-11, 4-5, 5-7
May 23-26, 2016 @ Fresno 4 7-8, 3-14, 1-8, 4-5
July 4-6, 2015 vs. Omaha 3 4-7, 2-8, 7-10
June 2-5, 2015 vs. Sacramento 4 2-3, 3-7, 4-5, 2-7 (12)
Aug. 29-Sept. 1, 2014 @ Iowa 4 4-5 (11), 0-3, 8-11, 1-11
June 21-24, 2014 @ Tacoma 4 3-4 (11), 3-4 (10), 8-9 (10), 0-2
Aug. 10-13, 2012 vs. Sacramento 4 0-3, 3-5, 1-3, 5-8
Aug. 5-8, 2012 @ Salt Lake 4 4-6, 3-4 (10), 3-10, 7-8 (10)
July 20-23, 2012 @ Memphis 4 1-8, 2-6, 7-24, 8-9
May 4-7, 2012 @ Omaha 4 2-4, 9-10 (10), 7-10, 4-8
July 30-Aug. 2, 2011 vs. Omaha 4 4-5, 3-12, 0-2, 2-13
June 30-July 3, 2011 @ Memphis 4 1-3, 2-5, 1-5, 1-2
June 4-7, 2011 vs. Memphis 4 4-8, 2-3, 2-14, 1-2 (12)
April 19-22, 2011 vs. Round Rock 4 2-6, 3-5, 3-6, 1-2
July 24-26, 2010 at Memphis 4 1-2, 2-4 (7), 6-7, 2-5
May 15-18, 2010 vs. Fresno 4 0-2, 2-3 (7), 0-1 (7), 1-4
Aug. 27-30, 2009 @ Iowa 5 1-2 (7), 1-2 (7), 2-4, 4-7, 0-2
Aug. 8-11, 2008 @ Albuquerque 4 4-5, 2-8, 5-13, 7-13
Aug. 27-30, 2007 vs. New Orleans 4 3-8, 4-6, 2-8, 4-6
Aug. 10-13, 2007 vs. Iowa 4 4-8, 1-12, 4-7, 2-10
May 21-24, 2007 @ Omaha 4 1-8, 3-8, 2-3 (8), 6-10 (7)
Aug. 19-22, 2006 @ Iowa 4 3-12, 1-5, 3-7, 3-5
June 30-July 3, 2006 @ New Orleans 4 1-2, 4-7, 1-6, 4-10
May 1-4, 2006 @ Round Rock 4 6-7, 4-7, 0-1, 3-5 (6)
April 14-17, 2006 @ Nashville 4 1-11, 6-11, 2-5, 7-8
July 14-17, 2005 vs. Round Rock 4 2-9, 7-8 (11), 3-5, 4-8
June 21-24, 2005 @ Iowa 4 4-5, 6-13, 2-14, 1-2
June 17-20, 2005 vs. New Orleans 4 5-7, 13-14, 4-7, 5-7
May 10-13, 2005 @ Sacramento 4 3-9, 6-9, 2-6, 5-8
June 10-13, 2004 vs. Iowa 4 2-3, 0-7, 6-10, 1-2
July 7-9, 2003 @ Memphis 3 1-2, 3-4, 0-6
July 4-6, 2003 @ Nashville 3 3-4, 4-11, 1-7
May 27-30, 2003 vs. Sacramento 4 4-9, 3-4, 5-6, 5-7
April 28-May 1, 2003 vs. Las Vegas 4 2-5, 5-7, 1-4, 6-11
July 12-15, 2001 vs. Nashville 4 4-13, 3-6, 4-5, 4-10
June 18-21, 2001 @ Portland 4 4-5, 5-7, 1-2 (10), 1-9
June 14-17, 2001 @ Tacoma 4 4-6, 3-4, 1-2 (10), 0-7
July 30-Aug. 2, 2000 vs. Calgary 4 1-6, 3-4 (12), 1-4, 3-9
July 4-6, 2000 vs. Nashville 3 0-3, 3-5, 1-9
June 13-16, 2000 @ Albuquerque 4 8-15, 7-8, 2-3, 3-13
June 9-12, 2000 @ Salt Lake 4 4-12, 4-7, 8-9, 6-18
May 23-26, 2000 @ Memphis 4 8-14, 4-5, 0-1 (15), 5-9
June 26-29, 1999 @ Tacoma 4 2-3, 3-5, 3-4, 2-5
June 12-15, 1999 @ Nashville 4 5-10, 5-6 (7), 2-4 (7), 3-6
Aug. 27-30, 1998 vs. Calgary 4 5-9, 7-9 (10), 5-6, 0-2
July 4-6, 1998 @ Iowa 4 4-5 (15), 6-7 (7), 1-2 (7), 6-11

Triple-A All-Star Game Selections:

2019 Kevin Quackenbush Pitcher
Will Smith Catcher
2018 Manny Bañuelos Pitcher
Rocky Gale Catcher
Pat Venditte Pitcher Gavin Lux was
Alex Verdugo Outfielder named Baseball
2017 Willie Calhoun Infielder America Minor
Wilmer Font Pitcher League Player of
Alex Verdugo Outfielder the Year in 2019.
Madison Younginer Pitcher
2016 Rob Segedin Infielder
2015 Austin Barnes Catcher
PCL Postseason All-Star Selections:
Ryan Buchter Pitcher
2018 Manny Bañuelos Pitcher
Corey Seager Infielder
Alex Verdugo Outfielder
Franklin Stubbs Coach
2017 Wilmer Font Pitcher
Darnell Sweeney Infielder
2016 Rob Segedin Infielder
2014 Gregorio Petit Infielder
2015 Austin Barnes Catcher
Max Stassi Catcher
2010 Michael Kirkman Pitcher
Nick Tropeano Pitcher
2009 Esteban German Third Baseman
2013 Jarred Cosart Pitcher
2008 Nelson Cruz Outfielder
Jason Stoffel Pitcher
2004 Chad Allen Outfielder
2012 Mike Hessman Infielder
1999 Scott Sheldon Shortstop
Jimmy Paredes Infielder
Matt Perisho Pitcher
Landon Powell Catcher
Greg Biagini Manager
2011 J.B. Shuck Outfielder
David Carpenter Pitcher
2010 Chris Davis Infielder
Michael Kirkman Pitcher Other PCL Awards:
Pedro Strop Pitcher Award Winner (stat) Season
2009 Esteban German* Infielder Most Valuable Player Nelson Cruz 2005
2008 Nelson Cruz Outfielder
2007 Mike Wood Pitcher Pitcher of the Year Wilmer Font 2017
Michael Kirkman 2010
2006 Edinson Volquez Pitcher
2005 Gerald Laird Catcher Manager of the Year Damon Berryhill 2015
Ian Kinsler Infielder Greg Biagini 1999
Esteban German Shortstop
Bobby Jones Coach Executive of the Year John Allgood 2005
2004 Pete Zoccolillo Outfielder
2003 Jason Jones Outfielder Home Run Champion Mike Hessman (35) 2012
2002 Hank Blalock Infielder ERA Champion Nick Tropeano (3.03) 2014
Aaron Myette Pitcher
2001 Craig Monroe Outfielder Highest Pitcher Michael Kirkman (.813) 2010
2000 Ruben Sierra Outfielder Winning Percentage
Pedro Valdes Outfielder
Mike Hubbard Catcher Baseball America Minor League Player of the Year:
Chuck Smith Pitcher 2019 Gavin Lux Infielder
Greg Biagini Manager
1998 Warren Newson Outfielder Oklahoma City PCL Division Titles:
Tom Brown Pitching Coach 2018 American Northern 2008 American Southern
2016 American Northern 2005 American Southern
*All-Star Game MVP 2015 American Northern 2004 American Eastern
Prior to rejoining the PCL in 1998
2013 American Southern 2002 American Eastern
1997 Hanley Frias 2010 American Southern 1999 American Eastern
Bubba Smith
1996 Lee Stevens
1995 John Marzano
1994 Rob Ducey Oklahoma City PCL Conference Titles:
1993 Rob Ducey 2016 American
1992 Monty Fariss
1991 Monty Fariss
2008 American
Rob Maurer 1999 American
1990 Juan Gonzalez
1989 Scott Coolbaugh
1988 Tom O’Malley
Nelson Cruz received the PCL Most
Valuable Player award in 2005.
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Additional Club Marks By Season
Overall Record: Home Record: Road Record:

Season Record Games Season Record Season Record
2019 62-77^^ 139 2019 30-39^^ 2019 32-38
2018 75-65 140 2018 41-29*(tie W’s) 2018 34-36
2017 72-69 141 2017 37-33 2017 35-36
2016 81-60 141 2016 39-32 2016 42-28
2015 86-58^* 144 2015 42-29 2015 44-29^*
2014 74-70 144 2014 38-34 2014 36-36
2013 82-62* 144 2013 47-26* 2013 35-36
2012 78-65 143 2012 45-26 2012 33-39
2011 68-75 143 2011 36-36 2011 32-39
2010 73-70 143 2010 40-32 2010 33-38
2009 69-75 144 2009 41-31 2009 28-44
2008 76-68 144 2008 40-32 2008 36-36
2007 71-72 143 2007 34-38 2007 37-34
2006 74-70 144 2006 45-27 2006 29-43
2005 80-63* 143 2005 43-28 2005 37-35
2004 81-63 144 2004 41-31 2004 40-32*
2003 70-72 142 2003 34-36 2003 36-36
2002 75-69 144 2002 42-30 2002 33-39
2001 74-69 143 2001 43-29 2001 31-40
2000 69-74 143 2000 45-27 2000 24-47^^
1999 83-59 142 1999 52-19^* 1999 31-40
1998 74-70 144 1998 40-32 1998 34-38
Team Batting Average: Total Team Hits: Total Team Runs:

Season Average Season Total Hits Season Total Runs
2019 .262 2019 1,215^^ 2019 786
2018 .277 2018 1,305 2018 653
2017 .262 2017 1,234 2017 675
2016 .265 2016 1,257 2016 680
2015 .257^^~ 2015 1,240 2015 659
2014 .283 2014 1,388 2014 722
2013 .271 2013 1,289 2013 677
2012 .282 2012 1,379 2012 764
2011 .260~ 2011 1,242~ 2011 619~
2010 .271 2010 1,300 2010 727
2009 .258 2009 1,251 2009 613
2008 .272 2008 1,323 2008 738
2007 .278 2007 1,361 2007 738
2006 .261 2006 1,232 2006 579^^
2005 .296*^ 2005 1,490* 2005 893^*
2004 .296^ 2004 1,503*^ 2004 844
2003 .258 2003 1,230 2003 646
2002 .275 2002 1,387 2002 754
2001 .267 2001 1,291 2001 690
2000 .270 2000 1,289 2000 735
1999 .282 1999 1,306 1999 787
1998 .280 1998 1,402 1998 773

*led league
~last in league
^most in club history
^^fewest in club history

Total Team Home Runs: Total Team Triples: Total Team Doubles:
Season Home Runs Season Triples Season Doubles
2019 203^ 2019 29 2019 267
2018 121 2018 25 2018 274
2017 147 2017 29 2017 256
2016 126 2016 46 2016 245
2015 136 2015 31 2015 263
2014 114 2014 31 2014 250
2013 105 2013 39 2013 234
2012 147 2012 22^^ 2012 264
2011 88~ 2011 38 2011 237~
2010 132 2010 35 2010 256
2009 77^^~ 2009 40 2009 206^^~
2008 162 2008 60*^ 2008 244
2007 139 2007 29 2007 282
2006 96~(tie) 2006 35 2006 226
2005 171 2005 47 2005 297
2004 143 2004 38 2004 320^
2003 116 2003 41 2003 244
2002 140 2002 32 2002 289
2001 143 2001 36 2001 255
2000 124 2000 40 2000 249
1999 151 1999 27 1999 286
1998 137 1998 35 1998 302
Total Team Walks (Hitting): Total Team Strikeouts (Hitting): Total Team Stolen Bases:
Season Walks Season Strikeouts Season SB’s
2019 573^ 2019 1,266^ 2019 43^^~
2018 369^^~ 2018 1,103 2018 62
2017 469 2017 1,065 2017 78
2016 494 2016 1,208 2016 122
2015 418 2015 966 2015 101
2014 527 2014 1,037 2014 127
2013 530 2013 985 2013 172*^
2012 456 2012 1,081 2012 119
2011 540 2011 1,016 2011 143
2010 542 2010 1,011 2010 112
2009 545 2009 1,054 2009 137
2008 553 2008 1,044 2008 97
2007 524 2007 1,066 2007 112
2006 415~ 2006 901 2006 131
2005 552 2005 1,037 2005 144
2004 513 2004 988 2004 105
2003 503 2003 852^^ 2003 141
2002 551 2002 1,032 2002 84
2001 511 2001 973 2001 69
2000 570 2000 909 2000 73
1999 469 1999 970 1999 84
1998 506 1998 1,077 1998 62
*led league
~last in league
The 2019 OKC Dodgers hit a team

record 203 home runs, paced by
Edwin Ríos, who hit 31 homers in
104 games.
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Team ERA: Total Team Runs Allowed: Total Team Hits Allowed:
Season ERA Season Runs Season Hits
2019 5.83^ 2019 856^ 2019 1,329
2018 3.92 2018 598 2018 1,209
2017 4.24 2017 638 2017 1,229
2016 3.72^^ 2016 583^^ 2016 1,190^^
2015 3.93 2015 608 2015 1,280
2014 4.19 2014 658 2014 1,275
2013 4.21 2013 645 2013 1,219
2012 4.89 2012 758 2012 1,441^
2011 4.63 2011 717 2011 1,402
2010 4.03 2010 653 2010 1,289
2009 4.35 2009 684 2009 1,360
2008 4.46 2008 709 2008 1,382
2007 4.78 2007 724 2007 1,264
2006 3.89 2006 633 2006 1,227
2005 4.81 2005 748 2005 1,407
2004 4.57 2004 724 2004 1,394
2003 4.21 2003 643 2003 1,328
2002 4.71 2002 764 2002 1,375
2001 4.28 2001 677 2001 1,259
2000 4.79 2000 756 2000 1,310
1999 4.65 1999 696 1999 1,349
1998 4.45 1998 721 1998 1,351
Total Team Home Runs Allowed: Total Team Walks Allowed: Total Team Strikeouts (Pitching):
Season Home Runs Season Walks Season Strikeouts
2019 200^ 2019 573 2019 1,287*^
2018 104#(tie) 2018 456 2018 1,144
2017 115 2017 440 2017 1,277*&
2016 108 2016 372#^^ 2016 1,245*&
2015 89#^^ 2015 408 2015 1,114
2014 106 2014 454 2014 1,089
2013 105 2013 530 2013 1,036
2012 144 2012 457 2012 974
2011 135 2011 506 2011 984
2010 107# 2010 464 2010 1,070
2009 91# 2009 446 2009 915
2008 152 2008 403 2008 947
2007 134 2007 505 2007 981
2006 111 2006 506 2006 1,057
2005 132 2005 489 2005 950
2004 153 2004 448 2004 878
2003 100 2003 418 2003 838^^
2002 119 2002 494 2002 1,062
2001 133 2001 495 2001 1,107
2000 113# 2000 591^ 2000 912
1999 131 1999 456 1999 900
1998 138 1998 419 1998 938
*led league
#fewest in league
&league record

Total Team Defense: Doubleheaders:

Season PCT. Season Doubleheader Record
2019 .974~(tie) 2019 4-8
2018 .981 2018 10-7* (tie for league lead in number of DH’s)
2017 .982^ 2017 3-6
2016 .978 2016 8-4
2015 .981 2015 8-6
2014 .980 2014 1-1
2013 .981*(tie) 2013 9-9^* (led league in number of DH’s)
2012 .978 2012 3-1
2011 .976 2011 3-3
2010 .977 2010 6-9
2009 .980 2009 4-8
2008 .977 2008 3-5
2007 .981 2007 5-5
2006 .977 2006 5-1
2005 .977 2005 2-0
2004 .976 2004 3-3
2003 .977 2003 3-5
2002 .976 2002 1-3
2001 .977 2001 3-1
2000 .970^^ 2000 9-7
1999 .978* 1999 6-6
1998 .976 1998 7-7
Extra Innings:
Season Record in Extra Innings
2019 3-3
2018 10-6
2017 5-6
2016 5-9
2015 7-4
2014 3-6
2013 8-3* (win percentage led league)
2012 5-7
2011 5-6
2010 6-6
2009 13-4
2008 10-4
2007 3-3
2006 7-1
2005 5-6
2004 3-4
2003 7-6
2002 8-10* (led league in number of EI games)
2001 8-6
2000 2-6
1999 5-5
1998 12-7* (led league in number of EI games)
George Springer hit the most recent inside-the-park

home run for OKC, accomplishing the feat Aug. 13,
2013 at Tucson.
*led league
^best in club history
^^lowest in club history
~last in league
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THE LAST TIME IT HAPPENED...
OFFENSE (INDIVIDUAL)
• Hit For The Cycle........................................................ Tommy Manzella, 5/10/11 vs. TAC (4x4, 3 RBI, 2 R)
Opponent........................................................... Randy Arozarena, 7/26/19 vs. MEM (4x6, 4 RBI, 3 R)
• Five-Hit Game......................................................... Gavin Lux, 7/18/19 @ IOW (5x6, 2 2B, HR, 3 RBI, 3 R)
Opponent...............................................Christian Villanueva, 5/19/17 @ ELP (5x5, 2B, HR, 3 RBI, 5 R)
• Six-Hit Game.......................................................Corey Seager, 5/28/15 @ SL (6x6, 2 2B, HR, 6 RBI, 2 R)

Opponent.......................................................Alex Presley, 6/1/15 vs. FRE (6x7, 3 2B, HR, 5 RBI, 3 R)
• Five-Run Game........................................................ Kiké Hernandez, 6/20/14 @ RNO (4x5, 3B, HR, 2 RBI)
Opponent......................................................Christian Villanueva, 5/19/17 @ ELP (5x5, 2B, HR, 3 RBI)
• Six-Run Game......................................................... Danny Ardoin, 6/22/04 @ ABQ (4x5, 2B, RBI, HBP, BB)
• Six RBI Game..................................................Zach McKinstry, 8/9/19 vs. TAC (4x4, 2 three-run HR’s, 2 R)
Opponent........................................................Jack Mayfield, 8/16/19 @ RR (3x5, 3 two-run HR’s, 3 R)
• Seven or more RBI Game...... (7) Will Smith, 7/16/19 @ IOW (2x5, 2 HR - grand slam, bases-loaded BB, 2 R)
Opponent............................................... (8) Willie Calhoun, 9/3/17 @ RR (3x5, 2 HR - grand slam, 2 R)
• Two-Homer Game.............................................................. Kyle Garlick, 8/27/19 vs. IOW (2x4, 3 RBI, 2 R)

Opponent......................................................................... Mark Payton, 8/5/19 @ LV (2x4, 3 RBI, 2 R)
• Three-Homer Game..............................................................Kyle Garlick, 7/18/19 @ IOW (3x6, 3 RBI, 3 R)

Opponent..................................................................... Jack Mayfield, 8/16/19 @ RR (3x5, 6 RBI, 3 R)
• Back-To-Back HR...................................... Connor Joe & Edwin Ríos, 7/28/19 vs. MEM (off Mike Hauschild)
Opponent................................................Justin Bour & Jared Walsh, 7/30/19 @ SL (off Brock Stewart)
• Back-to-Back-to-Back HR....... Joc Pederson, Scott Van Slyke, Willie Calhoun, 6/9/17 vs. RR (off Tyson Ross)
Opponent.......................... A.J. Reed, J.D. Davis, Derek Fisher, 6/10/18 @ FRE (off Guillermo Moscoso)
• Grand Slam....................................................................Edwin Ríos, 8/28/19 vs. IOW (off Dakota Mekkes)

Opponent....................................................................... Nate Orf, 8/24/19 @ SA (off Justin DeFratus)
• Inside-The-Park HR.....................................................George Springer, 8/13/13 @ TUC (off Matt Andriese)

Opponent................................................................... Andrew Aplin 8/3/18 @ TAC (off Daniel Corcino)
• Leadoff Homer.................................................................... Gavin Lux, 8/7/19 vs. TAC (off Nabil Crismatt)
Opponent................................................... Randy Arozarena, 7/13/19 @ MEM, G1 (off Daniel Corcino)
• Pinch-Hit HR.......Zach McKinstry, 8/20/19 in suspended game from 5/10/19 vs. NAS (off Wei-Chieh Huang)
................................................................... Tyler Pill, 8/19/18 vs. IOW, G1 (off Anthony Bass)
Opponent........................................................ Yariel Gonzalez, 6/21/19 vs. MEM (off Shea Spitzbarth)
• Walk-Off Homer..........................................................Andrew Toles, 8/17/18 vs. IOW (off Casey Coleman)

Opponent........................................................................... Trace Loehr, 8/2/19 @ LV (off Chris Nunn)
• Homered in Two Straight Games.......................................... DJ Peters, 7/28/19 vs. MEM & 7/30/19 @ SL
• Homered in Three Straight Games.................................................Edwin Ríos, 8/27/19 - 8/29/19 vs. IOW
• Homered in Five Straight Games............................ Austin Barnes, 8/2/19 - 8/5/19 @ LV & 8/7/19 vs. TAC
• Pitcher Homered..............................................Daniel Corcino, 4/22/19 vs. IOW (off Duane Underwood Jr.)
Opponent..................................................................Tyson Miller, 8/26/19 vs. IOW (off Mitchell White)
• Three or More Doubles........................................................... (3) Kyle Farmer, 7/13/18 @ RR (3x5, 2 RBI)

Opponent..................................................... (3) Zach Borenstein, 6/18/18 vs. LV (4x5, HR, 3 RBI, 3 R)
• Two or More Triples................................................................ (2) Matt Brown, 8/5/10 @ SL (3x5, 2B, 3 R)

Opponent........................................................ (2) Efren Navarro, 6/11/14 vs. SL (2x2, 2 RBI, R, 3 BB)
• Four or More Extra-Base Hits......................(4) Bobby Wilson, 5/2/17 vs. COS (4x6, 2 2B, 2 HR, 2 RBI, 3 R)
Opponent............................................ (4) Zach Borenstein, 6/18/18 vs. LV (4x5, 3 2B, HR, 3 RBI, 3 R)
• Three or More Stolen Bases......................................................... (3) Tim Locastro, 8/15/17 @ OMA (3x4)
Opponent...............................................................(4) Magneuris Sierra, 8/30/19 vs. NO (2x3, RBI, R)
• 12 or More Total Bases........................................(12) Kyle Garlick, 7/18/19 @ IOW (3x6, 3 HR, 3 RBI, 3 R)
Opponent..................................................... (12) Jack Mayfield, 8/16/19 @ RR (3x5, 3 HR, 6 RBI, 3 R)

OFFENSE (INDIVIDUAL), CONT.

• Nine or More At-Bats................................(9) Buck Britton, 9/1/15 (G1) (19 inn.) vs. IOW (2x9, HR, 2 RBI, R)
Opponent.......................................... (9) Taylor Davis, 9/1/15 (G1) (19 inn.) vs. IOW (3x9, 2 2B, RBI, R)
• Four or More Walks......................................................(4) Edwin Ríos, 7/30/19 @ SL (1x1, HR, 3 RBI, 4 R)

Opponent..........................................................................(4) P.J. Higgins, 8/28/19 vs. IOW (0x0, RBI)
• Five or More Strikeouts....................................................................(5) Drew Jackson, 5/6/19 @ NO (0x5)

Opponent...................................................................................... (5) Corey Ray, 4/6/19 vs. SA (0x5)
• Three or More Errors.......................................................................................(3) Jio Mier, 9/1/14 @ IOW

Opponent....................................................................................(3) Jason Martinson, 6/10/17 vs. RR
• Hit in at Least 15 Consecutive Games...................................................(16) Gavin Lux, 6/27/19 - 7/19/19
• Hit in at Least 20 Consecutive Games................................................(20) Alex Verdugo, 6/8/17 - 6/30/17
• Hit in at Least 25 Consecutive Games...................................... (30) Anderson Hernandez, 8/2/11 - 9/2/11
• Reached Base in at Least 25 Consecutive Games....................... (27) O’Koyea Dickson, 7/25/16 - 8/22/16
• Reached Base in at Least 30 Consecutive Games....................................(31) DJ Peters, 6/27/19 - 8/1/19
• Reached Base in at Least 35 Consecutive Games..................................(37) Gavin Lux, 6/27/19 - 8/15/19
• Reached Base in at Least 40 Consecutive Games...............................(41) Alex Verdugo, 6/4/17 - 7/25/17
• Reached Base in at Least 45 Consecutive Games.................................. (45) Joe Sclafani, 7/4/14 - 9/1/14
• Hit By Pitch Three or More Times in a Game.........................................(3) Tim Locastro, 5/25/18 @ NAS%
OFFENSE (TEAM)
• Won by 10 or More Runs...........................................................................(10) 8/12/19 vs. RNO (W, 12-2)
• Won by 15 or More Runs............................................................................ (15) 7/23/19 @ NAS (W, 16-1)
• Lost by 10 or More Runs............................................................................... (12) 8/24/19 @ SA (L, 15-3)
• Lost by 15 or More Runs.......................................................................... (17) 7/22/12 @ MEM (L, 24-7)#
• Hit Five or More Homers in a Game............................................................... (5) 7/23/19 @ NAS (W, 16-1)
• Hit Eight Homers in a Game........................................................................ (8) 7/18/19 @ IOW (W, 18-5)*
• Homered in 16 Consecutive Games....................................................................... 7/5/19 (G2) - 7/24/19
• Homered in 17 Consecutive Games...........................................................................5/11/99 - 5/27/99*
• Had at least Five Consecutive Games without a Home Run..........................................(5) 8/6/18 - 8/11/18
• Scored 11 Runs in an Inning......................................................... Seventh Inning, 5/14/19 @ RR (W, 15-6)
• Scored 12 Runs in an Inning.............................................................Fifth Inning, 4/16/09 @ NAS (W, 17-3)
• Scored More Than 15 Runs in a Game........................................................ (16) 7/23/19 @ NAS (W, 16-1)
• Scored 20 or More Runs in a Game...........................................................(24) 8/3/13 vs. COS (W, 24-5)*
• Compiled 15 or More Hits in a Game..........................................................(16) 8/13/19 vs. RNO (W, 10-6)
• Compiled 20 or More Hits in a Game............................................................ (20) 7/18/19 @ IOW (W, 18-5)
• Had 15 or More Strikeouts........................................................................... (16) 8/28/19 vs. IOW (L, 7-4)
• Had 18 or More Strikeouts..................................................... (19) 5/22/19 @ NO (L, 9-1)*(nine-inn. game)
%PCL Single-Game Record

#Tied Team Record
*Team Record
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OFFENSE (TEAM), CONT.

• Scored Four Runs in Final At-Bat...................................................... Top of Ninth, 7/12/19 @ MEM (W, 6-3)
Opponent....................................................................................Top of Ninth, 6/8/19 vs. FRE (L, 9-4)
• Scored Five Runs in Final At-Bat........................................................ Top of Ninth, 7/23/17 @ IOW (W, 9-3)
Opponent....................................................................Bottom of Ninth, 5/4/19 @ NO (W, 8-7; 10 inn.)
• Scored Six Runs in Final At-Bat............................................. Bottom of Ninth, 4/16/19 vs. OMA (W, 13-12)
Opponent........................................................................Top of 10th, 5/2/19 vs. RR (L, 10-4; 10 inn.)
• Scored Seven or More Runs in Final At-Bat.................................... (9) Top of Ninth, 7/18/19 @ IOW (W, 8-5)
Opponent...............................................................................(8) Top of Ninth, 6/16/13 vs. RR (L, 9-4)
PITCHING (INDIVIDUAL)
• No-Hitter........................... Nine Innings: Luis Mendoza, 8/14/09 vs. SL (6 BB, 6 K, 127/76, 33 BF; W, 5-0)
................. Seven Innings: Dustin Nippert, 6/29/08 (G1) @ OMA (2 BB, 5 K, 86/51, 24 BF; W, 2-0)
Opponent........................................ Nine Innings (combined): Jhoulys Chacin, Joel Peralta, Juan Rincon,
Randy Flores, 8/18/09 vs. COS (3 BB, 9 K, 28 BF; L, 5-0)
.......................... Nine Innings: Brett Tomko, 7/3/01 vs. TAC (BB, 6 K, 102/69, 28 BF; L, 7-0)
............................................................................................................Seven Innings: None
• One-hitter....................................... Asher Wojciechowski, 7/8/13 (9) @ RR (BB, 5 K, 97/66, 27 BF; W, 5-0)
• Two-hitter............................................Jharel Cotton, 4/19/16 (5) vs. MEM (BB, 6 K, 72/51, 17 BF; W, 4-0)
Opponent....................................Casey Kelly, 6/7/17 (7) (G2) @ IOW (3 BB, 4 K, 85/51, 25 BF; L, 4-0)
• Six-Inning Complete Game.........Daniel Corcino, 7/13/19 (G1) @ MEM (3 H, 3 R/1 ER, BB, K, 78/50; L, 3-2)
Opponent.................................... Carson LaRue, 7/5/19 (G2) vs. RR (5 H, 4 R, BB, 5 K, 94/65; W, 4-3)
• Seven-Inning Complete Game.. Lisalverto Bonilla, 8/27/16 (G2) vs. COS (5 H, R, 2 BB, 7 K, 101/70; W, 5-1)
Opponent............................................. Nick Martinez, 8/13/17 (G1) vs. RR (5 H, BB, K, 81/53; L, 1-0)
• Nine-Inning Complete Game............................. Justin DeFratus, 5/11/18 vs. MEM (4 H, 3 K, 89/64; W, 2-0)
Opponent.......................................... Arnaldo Hernandez, 8/15/18 @ OMA (5 H, R, 6 K, 97/80; L, 3-1)
• Recorded 10 Strikeouts.................................................................... Rob Zastryzny, 5/4/19 @ NO (5.1 IP)

Opponent............................................................................... Kolton Mahoney, 9/2/19 vs. NO (6.0 IP)
• Recorded 11 Strikeouts.............................................................Dennis Santana, 5/19/18 vs. NAS (6.0 IP)

Opponent................................................................................... Matt Koch, 8/11/19 vs. RNO (6.0 IP)
• Recorded 12 Or More Strikeouts.............................................(15) Wilmer Font, 5/15/17 vs. SAC* (7.0 IP)
Opponent.................................................................... (12) Elieser Hernandez, 5/22/19 @ NO (6.1 IP)
• Allowed 10 Runs........................................................(10 R/10 ER) Dennis Santana, 7/7/19 vs. RR (3.2 IP)
Opponent........................................................(10 R/10 ER) Jake Woodford, 7/26/19 vs. MEM (4.1 IP)
• Allowed 11 Runs..................................................... (11 R/11 ER) Mitchell White, 7/26/19 vs. MEM (4.0 IP)
Opponent............................................................. (11 R/11 ER) Corey Walter, 6/30/17 @ NAS (2.2 IP)
• Allowed 12 or More Runs............................................(12 R/12 ER) Brock Stewart, 7/3/19 @ NAS (1.1 IP)
Opponent................................................................ (13 R/11 ER) Tim Dillard, 6/30/19 @ NAS (4.2 IP)
• Allowed Four Or More HR..............................................................(5) Daniel Corcino, 8/5/19 @ LV (5.2 IP)

Opponent..........................................................................(4) Matt Swarmer, 8/27/19 vs. IOW (6.0 IP)
• Allowed 10 Hits.............................................................................. Brock Stewart, 7/3/19 @ NAS (1.1 IP)

Opponent................................................................................ Nabil Crismatt, 8/7/19 vs. TAC (2.2 IP)
• Allowed 11 Hits.............................................................................. Rob Zastryzny, 4/27/19 @ SA (4.2 IP)

Opponent......................................................................................Jerry Keel, 6/18/19 @ ELP (5.0 IP)
• Allowed 12 Hits...............................................................................Dennis Santana, 8/1/19 @ SL (4.0 IP)

Opponent............................................................................... Heath Fillmyer, 6/1/18 vs. OMA (5.1 IP)
• Allowed 14 or More Hits.............................................................(14) Tim Shibuya, 5/5/17 vs. COS (2.2 IP)
Opponent..............................................................................(14) Tim Dillard, 6/30/19 @ NAS (4.2 IP)
• Position Player Pitched......................................................................... Jon Kemmer, OF, 8/20/19 vs. NAS

(ND, 1.0 IP, 5 H, 3 R, 2 ER, 0 K, 0 BB; L, 13-8)
*Team Record

PITCHING (INDIVIDUAL), CONT.

• Position Player Pitched and Recorded a Decision...................................Blake Gailen, OF, 4/16/19 vs. OMA
(W, 3.1 IP, 1 H, 0 R, 3 K, 4 BB (W, 13-12))
PITCHING (TEAM)
• Allowed 10 Runs in an Inning..............................................................Sixth Inning, 8/22/13 @ RR (L, 12-3)
• Allowed 11 Runs in an Inning.......................................................... Fifth Inning, 4/13/03 @ ABQ (L, 18-10)
• Allowed 12 Runs in an Inning......................................................Second Inning, 7/3/19 @ NAS (L, 14-11)*
• Allowed 15 or More Runs in a Game............................................................... (15) 8/24/19 @ SA (L, 15-3)
• Allowed 20 or More Runs in a Game............................................................ (24) 7/22/12 @ MEM (L, 24-7)
• Allowed 15 or More Hits in a Game.............................................................(17) 8/20/19 vs. NAS (L, 13-8)
• Allowed 20 or More Hits in a Game................................................................. (21) 7/8/18 vs. RR (L, 18-8)
• Recorded 15 or More Strikeouts......................................................................(15) 7/30/19 @ SL (W, 9-3)
DEFENSE
• Turned Three Double Plays................................................................................... 8/31/19 vs. NO (L, 3-0)
• Turned Four Double Plays................................................................................... 8/29/19 vs. IOW (W, 9-7)
• Turned a Triple Play...................... 6/9/05 @ NO (A. Gonzalez to M. Alexander to E. German to A. Gonzalez)

Opponent...............................6/5/17 @ IOW (E. Soto to C. Young...hit into by OKC’s Charlie Culberson)
TIME/LENGTH OF GAME
• Home Game Completed in 12 or More Innings................................................ (12) 6/3/18 vs. OMA (L, 8-5)
• Road Game Completed in 12 or More Innings...................................................... (13) 8/4/17 @ LV (L, 3-2)
• Game Completed in Less Than Seven Innings......................................... (6) 8/26/19 vs. IOW (L, 7-2) (Rain)
• Game Completed in 3 Hours, 30 Minutes or More............................ (3:30 - 9 inn.) 8/28/19 vs. IOW (L, 7-4)
• Game Completed in More Than 4 Hours........................................... (4:03 - 9 inn.) 7/4/19 vs. RR (W, 13-7)
• Nine-Inning Game Completed in Less Than 2 Hours................................... (1:54) 5/11/18 vs. MEM (W, 2-0)
• Delay of More Than Two Hours.........................................................................3:13 (rain), 9/1/18 @ COS
• Game Suspended.......................................5/10/19 (4th inn.) vs. NAS (rain), completed 8/20/19 (W, 10-4)
TRENDS
• Recorded at Least 20 Wins in a Month.......................................................................August 2006 (20-10)
• Consecutive Shutout Wins.............................................7/30/18 vs. ELP (W, 2-0) & 8/1/18 @ TAC (W, 3-0)
• Consecutive Shutout Losses..................................... 8/26/17 vs. OMA (L, 4-0) & 8/27/17 vs. OMA (L, 3-0)
• Consecutive Walk-Off Wins.........(3) 4/14/18 (W, 3-2), 4/15/18 (W, 8-6; 10 inn.) & 4/16/18 (W, 8-7; 10 inn.)
vs. NO
• Consecutive Walk-Off Losses...................................................(2) 7/1/17 (L, 5-4) & 7/2/17 (L, 5-4) @ NAS
• Five or More Consecutive Overall Wins....................................................................(6) 7/18/19 - 7/24/19
• Nine or More Consecutive Overall Wins.....................................................................(9) 4/7/18 - 4/17/18
• Five or More Consecutive Overall Losses.................................................................(7) 8/19/19 - 8/26/19
• Nine or More Consecutive Overall Losses................................................................(10) 8/3/12 - 8/13/12
*Team Record
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TRENDS, CONT.
• Five or More Consecutive Home Wins......................................................................(15) 4/10/18 - 5/6/18
• Nine or More Consecutive Home Wins.....................................................................(15) 4/10/18 - 5/6/18
• Five or More Consecutive Road Wins.....................................................................(9) 5/29/19 - 6/15/19*
• Nine or More Consecutive Road Wins....................................................................(9) 5/29/19 - 6/15/19*
• Five or More Consecutive Home Losses......................................................................(5) 6/5/19 - 6/9/19
• Nine or More Consecutive Home Losses...................................................................(9) 6/18/18 - 7/6/18
• Five or More Consecutive Road Losses............................................................(6) 8/14/18 - 8/29/18 (G2)
• Nine or More Consecutive Road Losses..................................................................(10) 8/25/09 - 9/6/09
MISCELLANEOUS
• Used 18 or More Players in a Game....................... (19) 8/20/19 and 5/10/19 vs. NAS (game suspended
in May and completed in August)
.........................................................................(18) 7/21/19 vs. SA
• Used Eight or More Pitchers in a Game..............................................(8) 6/3/18 vs. OMA (L, 8-5, 12 inn.)
• Three or More Ejections in a Game..............................(3) 8/17/18 vs. IOW (Hitting Coach Adam Melhuse,
OF Alex Verdugo & Manager Bill Haselman)
• More than 300 Player Transactions in a Season..................................................................... (334) 2015
• Three Largest Crowds in Chickasaw Bricktown Ballpark History

.............................................. 14,066* – 4/16/98 vs. Edmonton (ballpark opening day)
.............................................. 13,129 – 4/18/98 vs. Edmonton (ballpark opening weekend)
.............................................. 13,106 – 8/26/17 vs. OMA (Clayton Kershaw ML rehab appearance)

*Team Record
Luis Mendoza pitched the only nine-inning no-hitter in OKC’s modern PCL era Aug. 14, 2009 in
the RedHawks’ game against Salt Lake at Chickasaw Bricktown Ballpark.

OKLAHOMA CITY PLAYOFF HISTORY
1999 First Round (Oklahoma beat Omaha, 3-1)

Date W/L Home Away WP LP SV
9/8/1999 W OKL - 9 OMA - 2 Ryan Glynn Brian Barber None
9/9/1999 L OKL - 1 OMA - 14 Jamie Walker Corey Lee None
9/10/1999 W OMA - 3 OKL - 4 Doug Davis Matt Saier Allen McDill
9/11/1999 W OMA - 5 OKL - 6 Jonathan Johnson Scott Mullen Allen McDill
1999 Second Round (Vancouver beat Oklahoma, 3-1)

9/14/1999 L OKL - 0 VAN - 2 Mark Mulder Ryan Glynn None
9/15/1999 W OKL - 1 VAN - 0 Corey Lee Kevin Jarvis Chuck Smith
9/16/1999 L VAN - 5 OKL - 4 Bill King Allen McDill Bert Snow
9/17/1999 L VAN - 5 OKL - 3 Barry Zito Brandon Knight Anthony Chavez
2002 First Round (Salt Lake beat Oklahoma, 3-0)

9/4/2002 L SLK - 7 OKL - 5 Ryan Cummings Rob Bell Francisco Rodriguez
9/5/2002 L SLK - 7 OKL - 3 Chris Bootcheck Colby Lewis None
9/6/2002 L OKL - 0 SLK - 1 Lou Pote R.A. Dickey Francisco Rodriguez
2004 First Round (Iowa beat Oklahoma, 3-2)

9/8/2004 L IOW - 2 OKL - 1 Jimmy Anderson Rosman Garcia Jermaine Van Buren
9/9/2004 W IOW - 2 OKL - 4 Kameron Loe Renyel Pinto Brad Clontz
9/10/2004 W OKL - 10 IOW - 4 Sam Narron Shawn Sedlacek None
9/11/2004 L OKL - 2 IOW - 5 John Koronka John Hudgins Jermaine Van Buren
9/12/2004 L OKL - 2 IOW - 6 Kevin McGlinchy Mike Bacsik None
2005 First Round - American Conference Finals (Nashville beat Oklahoma, 3-2)
9/7/2005 L OKL - 4 NVL - 5 Gary Glover Derek Lee Jeff Bennett
9/8/2005 W OKL - 7 NVL - 5 R.A. Dickey Mitch Stetter Jose Veras
9/9/2005 W NVL - 1 OKL - 2 Josh Rupe Tommy Phelps Jose Veras
9/10/2005 L NVL - 3 OKL - 1 Dennis Sarfate Kelvin Jimenez Jeff Bennett
9/11/2005 L NVL - 7 OKL - 3 Gary Glover Michael Tejera None
2008 First Round - American Conference Finals (Oklahoma beat Iowa, 3-2)
9/3/2008 L IOW - 10 OKL - 3 Randy Wells Elizardo Ramirez None
9/4/2008 W IOW - 2 OKL - 6 Derek Lee J.R. Mathes None
9/5/2008 L OKL - 1 IOW - 2 Mitch Atkins Brian Gordon Hector Carrasco
9/6/2008 W OKL - 9 IOW - 6 Michael Ballard Jason Stanford Joselo Diaz
9/7/2008 W OKL - 16 IOW - 5 Tommy Hunter Randy Wells None
2008 Second Round - PCL Championship Series (Sacramento beat Oklahoma, 3-1)
9/9/2008 L SAC - 8 OKL - 4 Brett Anderson Elizardo Ramirez None
9/10/2008 W SAC - 2 OKL - 11 Steve Rowe Chris Gissell None
9/12/2008 L OKL - 5 SAC - 8 Jared Lansford Tommy Hunter Bret Prinz
9/14/2008 L OKL - 2 SAC - 4 Brett Anderson Brian Gordon Bret Prinz
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2010 First Round - American Conference Finals (Memphis beat Oklahoma City, 3-0)
9/8/2010 L MEM - 7 OKC - 5 Brandon Dickson Guillermo Moscoso Josh Kinney
9/9/2010 L MEM - 3 OKC - 2 P.J. Walters Brandon McCarthy Josh Kinney
9/10/2010 L OKC - 2 MEM - 6 Lance Lynn Doug Mathis None
2013 First Round - American Conference Finals (Omaha beat Oklahoma City, 3-0)
9/4/2013 L OKC - 1 OMA - 3 Brian Sanches Asher Wojciechowski Michael Mariot
9/5/2013 L OKC - 4 OMA - 7 Clayton Mortensen Eric Berger Zack Jackson
9/6/2013 L OMA - 7 OKC - 6 Maikel Cleto Jason Stoffel None
2015 First Round - American Conference Finals (Round Rock beat Oklahoma City, 3-0)
9/9/2015 L (5)* RR - 2 OKC - 1 Francisco Mendoza Zach Lee None
9/10/2015 L RR - 7 OKC - 1 Anthony Ranaudo Julio Urias None
9/11/2015 L OKC - 1 RR - 2 Phil Klein Eric Stults Spencer Patton
*Game called mid-fifth inning due to rain.
2016 First Round - American Conference Finals (Oklahoma City beat Nashville, 3-2)
9/7/2016 L OKC - 7 NAS - 10 Aaron Kurcz Scott Kazmir Tucker Healy
9/8/2016 W OKC - 5 NAS - 2 Logan Bawcom Dillon Overton None
9/9/2016 L NAS - 6 OKC - 5 Andres Avila Joe Broussard Tucker Healy
9/10/2016 W NAS - 1 OKC - 7 Alfredo Figaro Donn Roach None
9/11/2016 W NAS 9 OKC - 10 Joe Broussard Ryan Brasier Jacob Rhame
2016 Second Round - PCL Championship Series (El Paso beat Oklahoma City, 3-1)
9/13/2016 L ELP - 7 OKC - 5 Derek Eitel Casey Fien Phil Maton
9/14/2016 L ELP - 10 OKC - 4 Frank Garces Chase De Jong None
9/16/2016 W OKC - 4 ELP - 2 Sam LeCure Daniel Moskos Jacob Rhame
9/17/2016 L (11) OKC - 3 ELP - 4 Derek Eitel Lisalverto Bonilla Phil Maton
2018 First Round - American Conference Finals (Memphis beat Oklahoma City, 3-1)
9/6/2018# L (7) OKC - 2 MEM - 4 Giovanny Gallegos Joe Broussard None
9/6/2018# W (7) OKC - 5 MEM - 4 Joe Sborz Tyler Lyons Edward Paredes
9/7/2018 L MEM - 5 OKC - 4 Andrew Morales Brian Schlitter None
9/9/2018 L (10) MEM - 4 OKC - 3 Giovanny Gallegos Zach McAllister None
#-doubleheader
Oklahoma City Titles
PCL Division Titles (10):

1999, 2002, 2004, 2005, 2008, 2010, 2013, 2015, 2016, 2018
PCL Conference Titles (3):

1999, 2008, 2016

Playoff Record By Season Playoff Notes

Season Home Away Total • Oklahoma City won its first-round
1999 2-2 2-2 4-4 series and advanced to the PCL
2002 0-1 0-2 0-3 Championship Series in 1999, 2008
2004 1-2 1-1 2-3 and 2016, but has not won a PCL
2005 1-1 1-2 2-3 title since joining the league in 1998.
2008 2-3 2-2 4-5
• Oklahoma City last won a baseball
2010 0-1 0-2 0-3
championship in 1996 when the
2013 0-2 0-1 0-3 89ers won the American Association
2015 0-1 0-2 0-3 championship.
2016 2-2 2-3 4-5
2018 1-1 0-2 1-3 • The Oklahoma City 89ers won PCL
Totals 9-16 8-19 17-35 titles in 1963 and 1965 as Houston’s
affiliate.
Playoff Record By Round
• OKC has lost the first game of
Round Home Away Total each of their last 12 playoff series.
First 7-12 7-14 14-26 Their lone opening win in a playoff
Second 2-4 1-5 3-9 series (since 1998) came in the first
round against Omaha in 1999 at
Team Playoff Records
Double Digit Runs Scored in Playoffs: Largest Margins of Victory:

16 - 9/7/08 vs. Iowa 11 - 9/7/08 vs. Iowa (16-5)
11 - 9/10/08 @ Sacramento 9 - 9/10/08 @ Sacramento (11-2)
10 - 9/11/16 @ Nashville 7 - 9/8/99 vs. Omaha (9-2)
10 - 9/10/04 vs. Iowa
Largest Margins of Defeat:
Double Digit Runs Allowed in Playoffs: 13 - 9/9/99 vs. Omaha (14-1)
14 - 9/9/1999 vs. Omaha 7 - 9/3/08 @ Iowa (10-3)
10 - 9/14/16 @ El Paso 6 - 9/14/16 @ El Paso (10-4)
10 - 9/7/16 vs. Nashville 6 - 9/10/15 @ Round Rock (7-1)
10 - 9/3/08 @ Iowa
Playoff Series Losses By Sweep:

2015 - Sept. 9-11 vs. Round Rock
2013 - Sept. 4-6 vs. Omaha
2002 - Sept. 4-6 vs. Salt Lake
2010 - Sept. 8-10 vs. Memphis
Playoff Series Wins By Sweep:

None
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OKLAHOMA CITY BASEBALL HISTORY BY YEAR
Year Team Class League Record Finish Manager Attend. Affiliate Postseason/Notes
1904 Mets D Southwestern League 3rd Eugene Barnes
1905 Mets C Western Association 2nd Eugene Barnes
1906 Mets C Western Association
1909 Indians C Texas League
1910 Indians C Texas League
1911 Indians B Texas League
1912 Indians D Oklahoma State League
1913 No Team
1914 Boosters D Western Association
1915 Senators D Western Association
1916 Senators D Western Association
1917 Boosters D Western Association
1918 Oklahomans A Western League 33-37 6th of 8 Hutchinson (14-19) moved to OKC 6/2;
League suspended 7/7 (WWI)
1919 Indians A Western League 69-69 5th of 8
1920 Indians A Western League 82-68 3rd of 8
1923 Indians A Western League 102-64 1st of 8
1926 Indians A Western League 100-66 2nd of 8
1928 Indians A Western League 95-67 1st of 8 Lost 4-1, 1 tie, to Tulsa in Finals
1929 Indians A Western League 85-68 2nd of 8
1932 Indians A Western League 83-67 3rd of 8 Lost to Tulsa 4-0 in Finals
1933 Indians A Texas League 60,431
1936 Indians A1 Texas League 137,195
1943 No Team (World War II)
1958 No Team
1959 No Team
1960 No Team
1961 No Team
1962 89ers AAA American Association 66-81 5th of 6 Connie Ryan 184,683 Colt 45s
1963# 89ers AAA Pacific Coast League 84-74 1st of 5,Southern Grady Hatton 185,108 Colt 45s Def. Spokane 4-3 in Finals
1964 89ers AAA Pacific Coast League 88-70 3rd of 6, Eastern Grady Hatton 187,948 Colt 45s
1965# 89ers AAA Pacific Coast League 91-54 1st of 6, Eastern Grady Hatton 218,129 Astros Def. Portland 4-1 in Finals
1966 89ers AAA Pacific Coast League 59-89 6th of 6, Eastern Mel McGaha 97,761 Astros
1967 89ers AAA Pacific Coast League 74-74 4th of 6, Eastern Mel McGaha 128,553 Astros
1968 89ers AAA Pacific Coast League 61-84 6th of 6, Eastern Ellis (Cot) Deal 113,056 Astros
1969 89ers AAA American Association 62-78 5th of 6 Ellis (Cot) Deal 103,759 Astros
1970 89ers AAA American Association 68-71 3rd of 4, Western Hub Kittle 157,728 Astros
1971 89ers AAA American Association 71-69 2nd of 4, Western Jim Williams 329,513 Astros
1972 89ers AAA American Association 57-83 4th of 4, Western Tony Pacheco 245,009 Astros
1973 89ers AAA American Association 61-74 3rd of 4, Western Frank Lucchesi 164,579 Indians
1974 89ers AAA American Association 62-73 3rd of 4, Western John (Red) Davis 55,813 Indians
1975 89ers AAA American Association 50-86 4th of 4, Western John (Red) Davis 46,752 Indians
1976 89ers AAA American Association 72-63 2nd of 4, Western Jim Bunning 122,287 Phillies
1977 89ers AAA American Association 70-66 3rd of 4, Western Emery-Ryan-Connors 113,243 Phillies
1978 89ers AAA American Association 62-74 3rd of 4, Western Mike Ryan 172,996 Phillies
1979 89ers AAA American Association 72-63 1st of 4, Western Lee Elia 203,314 Phillies Lost to Evansville 4-2 in Finals
1980 89ers AAA American Association 70-65 2nd of 4, Western Jim Snyder 200,938 Phillies
1981 89ers AAA American Association 69-67 3rd of 4, Western Jim Snyder 191,502 Phillies
1982 89ers AAA American Association 43-91 4th of 4, Western Clark-Taylor 180,932 Phillies
1983 89ers AAA American Association 66-69 2nd of 4, Western Tom Burgess 226,079 Rangers Lost to Louisville 3-2 in Semifinals
1984 89ers AAA American Association 70-84 7th of 8 Burgess-Gerhardt 237,677 Rangers
1985 89ers AAA American Association 79-63 1st of 4, Western David Oliver 364,247 Rangers Lost to Louisville 4-1 in Finals
1986 89ers AAA American Association 63-79 4th of 4, Western David Oliver 282,752 Rangers
1987 89ers AAA American Association 69-71 4th of 8 Toby Harrah 277,722 Rangers Lost to Denver 3-2 in Semifinals
1988 89ers AAA American Association 67-74 4th of 4, Western Toby Harrah 257,871 Rangers
1989 89ers AAA American Association 59-86 4th of 4, Western Jim Skaalen 250,850 Rangers
1990 89ers AAA American Association 58-87 4th of 4, Western Steve Smith 282,773 Rangers
1991 89ers AAA American Association 52-92 4th of 4, Western Tommy Thompson 347,427 Rangers
1992# 89ers AAA American Association 74-70 1st of 4, Western Tommy Thompson 362,394 Rangers Def. Buffalo 4-0 in Finals
1993 89ers AAA American Association 54-90 4th of 4, Western Bobby Jones 364,673 Rangers
1994 89ers AAA American Association 61-83 7th of 8 Bobby Jones 327,044 Rangers
1995 89ers AAA American Association 54-89 8th of 8 Greg Biagini 259,518 Rangers
1996# 89ers AAA American Association 74-70 2nd of 4, Western Greg Biagini 267,784 Rangers Def. Omaha 3-1, Def. Indianapolis 3-1 in Finals
1997 89ers AAA American Association 61-82 3rd of 4, Western Greg Biagini 325,582 Rangers
1998 RedHawks AAA Pacific Coast League 74-70 T-2nd of 4, Eastern Greg Biagini 491,036 Rangers
1999 RedHawks AAA Pacific Coast League 83-59 1st of 4, Eastern Greg Biagini 471,722 Rangers Def. Omaha 3-1, Lost to VAN 3-1 in Finals
2000 RedHawks AAA Pacific Coast League 69-74 2nd of 4, Eastern DeMarlo Hale 416,196 Rangers
2001 RedHawks AAA Pacific Coast League 74-69 2nd of 4, Eastern DeMarlo Hale 447,077 Rangers
2002 RedHawks AAA Pacific Coast League 75-69 1st of 4, Eastern Bobby Jones 432,887 Rangers Lost to Salt Lake in Semifinals, 3-0
2003 RedHawks AAA Pacific Coast League 70-72 3rd of 4, Eastern Bobby Jones 380,051 Rangers
2004 RedHawks AAA Pacific Coast League 81-63 1st of 4, Eastern Bobby Jones 474,206 Rangers Lost to Iowa in Semifinals, 3-2
2005 RedHawks AAA Pacific Coast League 80-63 1st of 4, Am.So. Bobby Jones 542,095 Rangers Lost to Nashville in Semifinals, 3-2
2006 RedHawks AAA Pacific Coast League 74-70 2nd of 4, Am.So. Ireland-Boulanger 526,932 Rangers
2007 RedHawks AAA Pacific Coast League 71-72 3rd of 4, Am.So. Bobby Jones 529,690 Rangers
2008 RedHawks AAA Pacific Coast League 76-68 1st of 4, Am.So. Bobby Jones 470,140 Rangers Def. Iowa 3-2, Lost to SAC 3-1 in Finals
2009 RedHawks AAA Pacific Coast League 69-75 2nd of 4, Am.So. Bobby Jones 397,219 Rangers
2010 RedHawks AAA Pacific Coast League 73-70 1st of 4, Am.So. Bobby Jones 367,082 Rangers Lost to Memphis 3-0 in Semifinals
2011 RedHawks AAA Pacific Coast League 68-75 4th of 4, Am.So. Tony DeFrancesco 378,877 Astros
2012 RedHawks AAA Pacific Coast League 78-65 2nd of 4, Am. So. Tony DeFrancesco/ 399,965 Astros
Tom Lawless
2013 RedHawks AAA Pacific Coast League 82-62 1st of 4, Am. So. Tony DeFrancesco 400,025 Astros Lost to Omaha 3-0 in Semifinals
2014 RedHawks AAA Pacific Coast League 74-70 T-2nd of 4, Am. No. Tony DeFrancesco 429,190 Astros
2015 Dodgers AAA Pacific Coast League 86-58 1st of 4, Am. No. Damon Berryhill 471,996 Dodgers Lost to Round Rock 3-0 in Semifinals
2016 Dodgers AAA Pacific Coast League 81-60 1st of 4, Am. No. Bill Haselman 437,905 Dodgers Def. Nashville, 3-2, in Semifinals;
Lost to El Paso, 3-1, in Finals
2017 Dodgers AAA Pacific Coast League 72-69 2nd of 4, Am. No. Bill Haselman 444,224 Dodgers
2018 Dodgers AAA Pacific Coast League 75-65 1st of 4, Am. No. Bill Haselman 463,195 Dodgers Lost to Memphis, 3-1, in Semifinals
2019 Dodgers AAA Pacific Coast League 62-77 4th of 4, Am. So. Travis Barbary 444,131 Dodgers
#indicates league championship

OKLAHOMA CITY ALL-TIME ROSTER 1998-2019
Name (Position)........................................ Year(s)
A Beltran, Francis (P)................................... 2011

Aardsma, David A. (P)............................... 2015 Beltre, Omar (P)....................................... 2010
Abad, Fernando (P)................................... 2011, 2012 Benjamin, Casey (IF)................................. 2008, 2009
Abreu, Erick (P)........................................ 2011 Benoit, Joaquin A. (P)................................ 2001, 2002,
Abreu, Juan (P)......................................... 2011, 2012 2003, 2005,
Ahmed, Michael S. (IF).............................. 2017, 2018 2008
Alexander, (Manuel) Manny D. (IF)............... 2003, 2004, Benson, Kris (P)....................................... 2009
2005 Berg, Dave (IF)......................................... 2006
Alexander, Scott A. (P).............................. 2018 Berger, Eric (P)......................................... 2013
Alfonseca, Antonio (P)............................... 2006 Berrios, Harold J. (OF).............................. 2001
Allen, Chad (OF)....................................... 2004, 2005 Bierbrodt, Nick (P).................................... 2004
Allie, Stetson T. (P)................................... 2017, 2018, Bierek, Kurt V. (OF)................................... 2002
2019 Bixler, Brian (IF)........................................ 2012
Alvarez, Juan M. (P).................................. 2002 Blackley, Travis (P)................................... 2013
Amador, Japhet (IF)................................... 2013 Blalock, Hank J. (IF).................................. 2002, 2008
Ambriz, Hector (P).................................... 2012, 2013 Bleich, Jeremy M. (P)................................ 2017
Anderson, Brett F. (P)................................ 2016 Boggs, Brandon (OF)................................ 2008, 2009,
Anderson, Chris R. (P)............................... 2015 2010
Anderson, Lars E. (IF)............................... 2015, 2016 Bogusevic, Brian (OF)............................... 2011
Andrew, Jason (P)..................................... 2004 Bolden, Jared (IF)..................................... 2009
Aplin, Andrew (OF).................................... 2014 Bolsinger, Mike P. (P)................................ 2015, 2016
Ardoin, Daniel W. (C)................................. 2002, 2003, Bonilla, Lisalverto (P)................................ 2016
2004 Borbon, Julio (OF)..................................... 2009
Arguello, Douglas (P)................................ 2011 Botts, Jason (OF/IF).................................. 2005, 2006,
Arias, Joaquin (IF)..................................... 2006, 2007, 2007, 2008
2008, 2009 Bourgeois, Jason (OF)............................... 2011
Aristil, Jonnathan (P)................................. 2011, 2012 Bournigal, Rafael A. (IF)............................. 1999
Asadoorian, Rick (OF)............................... 2004 Bowden, Michael M. (P)............................. 2019
Ashby, Christopher J. (OF)......................... 2001 Bray, Adam D. (P)..................................... 2017
Asher, Alec E. (P)...................................... 2018 Brewer, Jace (IF)...................................... 2005, 2006
Astacio, Ezequiel (P)................................. 2007 Bridges, W. Karon (IF)............................... 1999
Avilan, Luis A. (P)...................................... 2016, 2017 Britton, Buck C. (IF).................................. 2015
Brocail, Doug (P)...................................... 2004
B Brockmeyer, Cael (C)................................ 2018
Bacsik, Mike (P)....................................... 2004 Broussard, Joe N. (P)................................ 2016, 2017
Baez, Pedro A. (P).................................... 2015, 2017 2018, 2019
2018 Brown, Adrian (OF) ................................... 2006
Bailes, Scott A. (P)................................... 1998 Brown, Corey A. (OF)................................ 2016
Bailey, Adam (OF)..................................... 2012 Brown, Matthew (IF).................................. 2010
Baker, Chris (P)........................................ 2006, 2007 Brumbaugh, Clifford M. (OF)...................... 1999, 2000,
Baker, Scott T. (P).................................... 2015 2001
Baldiris, Aarom (IF)................................... 2006 Buchanan, Jake (P)................................... 2012, 2013,
Ballard, Michael (P)................................... 2008, 2009, 2014
2010 Buchter, Ryan J. (P).................................. 2015
Bankston, Wes (OF).................................. 2010 Buck, Travis (OF)...................................... 2012
Bannister, John (P).................................... 2009 Buehler, Walker A. (P)............................... 2017, 2018
Bañuelos, (Manuel) Manny (P).................... 2018 Bukvich, Ryan (P) ..................................... 2006
Barberie, Bret E. (IF)................................. 1998 Bumstead, Michael (P).............................. 2006, 2007
Barkett, Andrew J. (IF)............................... 1998, 1999, Burg, Alex M. (C)...................................... 2018
2000 Burgamy, Brian R. (IF/OF).......................... 2015
Barlow, Scott A. (P).................................. 2015, 2017 Burke, Erick (P)........................................ 2004
Barnes, Austin S. (C)................................. 2015, 2016, Burke, Jamie (C)....................................... 2006
2019 Burkhart, Lance E. (C).............................. 2003
Barnes, Brandon (OF)............................... 2011, 2012 Burnett, Sean R. (P).................................. 2016
Barnes, Clint (IF)....................................... 2011 Butler, Richard D. (OF).............................. 2000
Barney, Darwin J. K. (IF)............................ 2015 Byrd, Marlon (OF)..................................... 2007, 2008
Bass, Anthony (P)..................................... 2014
Bass, Brian (P)......................................... 2012 C
Batista, Kendy (P)..................................... 2008 Cadiente, Brett D. (OF).............................. 2001, 2002
Bautista, Juan A. (IF)................................. 2000 Cahill, Trevor J. (P)................................... 2015
Bawcom, Logan R. (P).............................. 2016, 2018, Calero, Kiko (P)........................................ 2008
2019 Calhoun, Willie S. L. (IF)............................. 2017
Bazzell, Shane (P)..................................... 2005 Callaway, Michael C. (P)............................ 2003
Beachy, Brandon A. (P)............................. 2015 Cancel, Robinson (C)................................ 2011
Beasley, Raymond E. (P)........................... 2003 Carlson, Jesse (P).................................... 2006
Beaty, Matt T. (IF)..................................... 2018, 2019 Carp, C. Mike (IF)..................................... 2015
Beech, L. Matthew (P)............................... 2001 Carpenter, David (P)................................. 2011, 2012
Beinbrink, Andrew (IF)............................... 2004 Carrera, Ezequiel M. (OF).......................... 2019
Bell, Robert A. (P)..................................... 2002 Carson, Matt R. (OF)................................. 2015
Bellinger, Cody J. (IF)................................ 2016, 2017 Cash, Ralston A. (P).................................. 2015, 2016
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Castillo, Fabio (P)..................................... 2017 Davis, Douglas N. (P)................................ 1999, 2000,

Castro, Daniel A. (IF)................................. 2019 2001, 2002,
Castro, Erik (IF)........................................ 2014 2003
Castro, Fabio (P)...................................... 2006 Davis, Ike B. (IF)....................................... 2017
Castro, Jason (C)...................................... 2012 Day, Lance (P).......................................... 2013
Catalanotto, Frank J. (IF)........................... 2000, 2007 Dayton, Grant A. (P).................................. 2015, 2016,
Cedeno, Xavier (P).................................... 2011, 2012 2017
Chacin, Gustavo (P).................................. 2011 De Jong, Chase L. (P)............................... 2016
Chamberlain, Wesley P. (OF)...................... 1998 De La Rosa, Eury (P)................................. 2015
Chambers, Adron (OF).............................. 2014 De Leon, Emmanuel (P)............................. 2018
Chapman, Kevin (P).................................. 2013, 2014 De Leon, Jorge L. (P)................................ 2013, 2014,
Chargois, JT (Jon Thomas) (P)................... 2018, 2019 2015
Chavez, Endy (OF).................................... 2010 De Leon, Jose E. (P)................................. 2016
Chavez, Jesse (P)..................................... 2006 DeFratus, Justin A. (P).............................. 2018, 2019
Chen, Bruce (P)........................................ 2007 Del Rosario, Enerio (P).............................. 2011, 2012
Christenson, Ryan A. (OF).......................... 2003 DeLome, Collin (OF).................................. 2011, 2012
Choate, Randy D. (P)................................ 2016 Demetral, Christopher J. (IF)...................... 1998, 1999,
Chubb, Austin (C)...................................... 2015 2000, 2001
Cingrani, (Anthony) Tony M. (P).................. 2019 Dennick, Ryan (P)..................................... 2015
Cisnero, Jose (P)...................................... 2012, 2013, DeRosa, Mark (IF) .................................... 2006
  2014 Diamond, Thomas (P)............................... 2009
Clark, Cody (C)......................................... 2013 Diaz, Edwin R. (IF)..................................... 2000, 2002
Clark, Jermaine M. (IF).............................. 2002, 2003 Diaz, Joselo (P)........................................ 2006, 2008
Clark, Terry L (P)...................................... 1998 Diaz, Victor (OF) ...................................... 2006, 2007
Clayton, Royce S. (IF)............................... 1999 Dickey, R. A. (P)....................................... 1999, 2000,
Clemens, Koby (IF)................................... 2011 2001, 2002,
Clemens, Paul (P)..................................... 2011, 2012, 2003, 2005,
2013, 2014 2006
Clontz, Brad (P)........................................ 2004 Dickson, O’Koyea (IF/OF).......................... 2015, 2016,
Colbrunn, Greg (IF)................................... 2005 2017
Cole, Eric S. (OF)...................................... 2002 DiFazio, Vinny F. (C).................................. 2016
Coleman, (Harold) Louis (P)....................... 2016 Dominguez, Juan R. (P)............................. 2003, 2004,
Colome, Jesus (P).................................... 2010 2005
Conti, Jason (OF)...................................... 2004, 2005 Dominguez, Matt (IF)................................. 2012
Converse, James D. (P)............................ 1998 Dopirak, Brian (DH)................................... 2011
Cooper, Chris (P)...................................... 2009 Doran, Bobby (P)...................................... 2013, 2014
Copping, Corey D. (P)............................... 2018 Downs, Darin (P)...................................... 2014
Cora, Alex (IF).......................................... 2010 Downs, Matt (IF)....................................... 2012
Corcino, Daniel (P).................................... 2018, 2019 Dransfeldt, Kelly D. (IF)............................. 1999, 2000,
Cordero, Francisco J. (P).......................... 2000, 2001, 2001, 2002
2002 Drese, Ryan T. (P)..................................... 2003, 2004
Cordero, Josmar A. (C)............................. 2016 Duchscherer, Justin C. (P)......................... 2001
Corey, Bryan (P)....................................... 2006, 2009 Duffy, Matt (IF).......................................... 2014
Corporan, Carlos (C)................................. 2011, 2012 Duran, German (IF)................................... 2008, 2009
Cosart, Jarred (P)..................................... 2012, 2013 Durango, Luis (C)..................................... 2011
Cotton, Jharel L. (P).................................. 2015, 2016 Durazo, Erubiel (DH)................................. 2006
Coulombe, Danny P. (P)............................. 2015 Durocher, Jayson P. (P)............................. 2001, 2006
Crabtree, Tim (P)...................................... 2005
Crawford, Carl D. (OF)............................... 2015, 2016 E
Crawford, Leo L. (P)................................. 2018 Eaton, Adam (P)....................................... 2006
Crowe, Trevor (OF)................................... 2013 Eibner, Brett W. (OF)................................. 2017
Cruceta, Francisco (P).............................. 2007 Elder, David M. (P).................................... 2001
Cruz, Luis (P)........................................... 2014 Eldridge, Rashad (OF)............................... 2005, 2006
Cruz, Nelson (OF)..................................... 2007, 2008, Ellis, Robert R. (P).................................... 2003
2009, 2010 Ellison, Jason (OF).................................... 2008
Cruz, Rhiner (P)........................................ 2012, 2013, Elmore, Jake (IF)....................................... 2013
2014 Ely, John (P)............................................. 2013
Cubillan, Darwin H. (P).............................. 2000, 2001 Eppley, Cody (P)....................................... 2010
Culberson, Charlie E. (IF)........................... 2016, 2017 Erickson, Scott (P) .................................. 2004
Cunningham, Todd D. (OF)......................... 2017 Escalona, Sergio (P)................................. 2011
Curry, Parker J. (P)................................... 2017 Espinosa, Danny R. (IF)............................. 2018
Curtis, Chad D. (OF).................................. 2001 Esposito, Brian (C).................................... 2004, 2005,
Cuyler, Milton (OF).................................... 1998, 1999 2010, 2011
Estrada, Osmani (IF)................................. 1998
D Ethier, Andre E. (OF)................................. 2017
Danks, John (P)........................................ 2005, 2006 Evans, Thomas J. (IF)................................ 1999
Darvill, Wes W. (IF).................................... 2018 Eyre, Willie (P).......................................... 2007, 2009,
Davis, Chris (IF)........................................ 2008, 2009, 2010
2010

F Goeddel, Tyler D. (OF)............................... 2018

Farmer, (James) Kyle (C)........................... 2017, 2018 Gold, Nate (DH/IF).................................... 2007, 2008,
Farrell, Luke T. (P).................................... 2017 2009
Feldman, Scott (P).................................... 2006, 2007, Golson, Greg (OF)..................................... 2009
2010 Gordon, Brian (P)...................................... 2009
Feliz, Neftali (P)........................................ 2009 Glynn, Ryan D. (P)..................................... 1999, 2000,
Ferguson, Caleb P. (P)............................... 2018, 2019 2001
Fernandez, Jair (C)................................... 2012 Gonsolin, (Anthony) Tony D. (P).................. 2019
Fernandez, Jose Miguel (IF)....................... 2017 Gonzales, Rene A. (IF)............................... 1998
Fick, Chuckie (C.J.) (P).............................. 2012, 2013 Gonzalez, Adrian (IF)................................. 2004, 2005,
Fields, Daniel L. (OF)................................. 2016 2017
Fields, Josh D. (P)..................................... 2014, 2016, Gonzalez, Edgar (P).................................. 2012
2017, 2018 Gonzalez, Geremis S. (P).......................... 2002
Fien, Casey M. (P).................................... 2011, 2016 Gonzalez, Juan P (P)................................. 2015
Figaro, Alfredo (P).................................... 2016 Gonzalez, Marwin (IF)................................ 2012, 2013
Figueroa, (Stephen) Cole (IF)...................... 2016 Gonzalez, Victor A. (P).............................. 2019
Figueroa, Nelson (P)................................. 2011 Goodwin, Curtis L. (OF)............................. 2001
Flores, Adalberto (P)................................. 2012 Gordon, Brian (P)...................................... 2008
Flores, Randy A. (P).................................. 2002 Gradoville, Chris (C).................................. 2010
Floro, Dylan L. (P)..................................... 2017, 2018, Graham, Thomas (P)................................. 2002, 2003
2019 Grandal, Yasmani (C)................................ 2015, 2016
Foltynewicz, Mike (P)................................ 2014 Granger, Jeffrey A. (P).............................. 1998
Font, Wilmer (P)........................................ 2017 Green, B. Scarborough (OF)...................... 1999, 2000
Fontanez, Randy (P).................................. 2015 Greene, Todd A. (C).................................. 2002
Forbes, Patrick J. (IF)................................ 1999 Gregorio, Tom (C)..................................... 2006
Fossas, E. Anthony (P).............................. 1998 Grimm, Justin S. (P).................................. 2019
Foster, Kevin C. (P)................................... 2001 Grossman, Robbie (OF)............................. 2013, 2014
Fowler, Dexter (OF)................................... 2014 Gryboski, Kevin (P)................................... 2005
Fox, Adam (IF) ......................................... 2007, 2008, Guduan, Reymin (P).................................. 2013, 2014
2009 Guerrero, Alex (Perez) (OF)........................ 2016
Fox, Andy (IF)........................................... 2004 Guilmet, Preston B. (P).............................. 2015
Francisco, Frank (P) ................................. 2005, 2007, Gunderson, Eric A. (P)............................... 1999
2008 Gunkel, Joe D. (P)..................................... 2017
Frankoff, (James) Seth (P)........................ 2016 Guzman, Freddy (OF)................................ 2007
Freehill, Michael T. (P)............................... 2000 Guzman, Jesus (IF)................................... 2014
Freel, Ryan (IF)......................................... 2009 Gyorko, Jedd L. (IF).................................. 2019
Freeman, Mike B. (IF)................................ 2017
Frey, Steven F. (P).................................... 1999 H
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Frostad, Emerson (IF/C)............................ 2008, 2009, Hackman, Luther (P)................................. 2007
2010, 2011 Hafner, Travis L. (IF).................................. 2002
Fukumori, Kazuo (P).................................. 2008 Hairston Jr., Jerry (OF).............................. 2007
Fulchino, Jeff (P)....................................... 2011 Hale, David E. (P)..................................... 2017
Fultz, R. Aaron (P)..................................... 2003 Hall, Joseph G. (IF)................................... 1998
Hallock, Kyle (P)....................................... 2013
G Hamburger, Mark (P)................................. 2012
Gabbard, Kason (P).................................. 2008, 2009 Hamilton, Clayton (P)................................ 2009
Gailen, Blake S. (OF)................................. 2019 Hamilton, Josh (OF).................................. 2009
Galarraga, Armando (P)............................ 2007, 2012 Happ, J.A. (P)........................................... 2011
Gale, Rocky M. (C).................................... 2018, 2019 Harden, Rich (P)....................................... 2010
Gallagher, Shawn P. (IF)............................. 2000 Harrell, Lucas (P)...................................... 2011, 2014
Gamboa, Eddie (P).................................... 2017 Harrison, Ben (OF).................................... 2008, 2009
Garcia, Douglas (OF)................................. 2002 Harrison, Matt (P)..................................... 2008, 2010
Garcia, Freddy A. (P)................................. 2015 Hart, Jason W. (OF/IF)............................... 2002, 2003,
Garcia, Osmani (IF)................................... 2000, 2001 2006
Garcia, Rene (C)....................................... 2013 Haselman, (William) Bill J. (C)..................... 2001
Garcia, Reynaldo (P)................................. 2002, 2003 Hassan, Alex E. (OF)................................. 2016
Garcia, Rosman J. (P)............................... 2003, 2004 Hatcher, (David) Chris (P).......................... 2015, 2017
Garcia, Yimi (P)........................................ 2015, 2018 Hatcher, Justin (C).................................... 2004, 2006
Garko, Ryan (IF)........................................ 2010 Head, Louis G. (P).................................... 2019
Garlick, Kyle B. (OF).................................. 2018, 2019 Heisey, Chris J. (OF)................................. 2015
Garr, Brennan (P)...................................... 2010 Helling, Rick (P)........................................ 2004
Geary, Geoff (P)........................................ 2010 Hennessey, Brad (P)................................. 2011
Geltz, Steve A. (P).................................... 2017 Henriquez, Ralph M. (C)............................. 2015
Gentry, Craig (OF)..................................... 2008, 2010 Hernandez, Anderson (IF).......................... 2011
German, Esteban (IF)................................ 2005, 2009, Hernandez, Ariel (P).................................. 2018
2010 Hernandez, Carlos A. (C)........................... 2002
German, Franklyn (P)................................ 2007 Hernandez, (Enrique) Kiké J. (IF)................ 2014, 2015
Gervacio, Sammy (P)................................ 2011 Hernandez, Diory (IF)................................ 2012
Girodo, Chad A. (P)................................... 2018 Hernandez, F. Xavier (P)............................ 1998
Glanville, Douglas M. (OF).......................... 2003 Hernandez, Orlando (P)............................. 2009
Goebbert, Jake (OF)................................. 2011, 2012 Herrera, Elian (IF)...................................... 2016
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Heston, Chris L. (P).................................. 2017 King, Cesar A. (C)..................................... 2000
Hicks, Brandon R. (IF)............................... 2016 Kinsler, Ian (IF).......................................... 2005, 2006,
Hicks, Chris (P)........................................ 2012 2007
Hinckley, Mike (P)..................................... 2009 Kirkman, Michael (P)................................. 2010
Hoes, L.J. (OF)......................................... 2014 Knight, Brandon M. (P).............................. 1998, 1999
Holland, Derek (P)..................................... 2009, 2010 Knorr, Randy D. (C)................................... 2000
Holmes, (Benjamin) Ben A. (P)................... 2019 Knott, Eric (P).......................................... 2006
Holt, Tyler A. (OF)..................................... 2017 Kolb, Daniel L. (P)..................................... 1998, 1999,
House, Craig (P)....................................... 2005 2000, 2001
Hubbard, Michael W. (C)............................ 1999, 2001 Kometani, Paul (P).................................... 2008
Huckaby, Ken (C)...................................... 2004 Koronka, John (P)..................................... 2006, 2007
Hudgins, John (P)..................................... 2004, 2005, Kowalczyk, Karch W. (P)............................ 2018
2006 Krauss, Marc (OF)..................................... 2012, 2013,
Hudson, Daniel C. (P)................................ 2018 2014
Hudson, Joseph P. (P)............................... 1999 Kreke, Jordan (IF)..................................... 2012
Huff, David G. (P)...................................... 2015
Huffman, Royce (IF).................................. 2009 L
Hughes, Travis W. (P)................................ 2003, 2004 Laird, Brandon (IF).................................... 2013
Hulett, Tug (IF).......................................... 2007 Laird, Gerald L. (C)................................... 2003, 2004,
Humber, Philip (P)..................................... 2013 2005, 2008
Hunter, Tommy (P).................................... 2008, 2009, Lamb, Michael R. (IF)................................ 1999, 2000,
2010 2001, 2002,
Hurley, Eric (P)......................................... 2007, 2008 2003
Hurst, Jonathan (P)................................... 1998 Landon, Logan (OF).................................. 2017, 2018,
Hutchison, (Andrew) Drew S. (P)................ 2018 2019
Hyatt, Jared (P)........................................ 2008, 2009 Lavin, Peter J. (OF)................................... 2015
Hynes, (Joshua) Colt (P)............................ 2017 Layne, Tommy K. (P)................................. 2017
Hyzdu, Adam (OF) .................................... 2006 League, Brandon (P)................................. 2015
LeBlanc, Wade (P).................................... 2013
I LeCure, Sam R. (P)................................... 2016
Inglett, Joe (IF)......................................... 2011 Ledee, Ricardo A. (OF).............................. 2001
Iribarren, Hernan (IF)................................. 2010 Lee, (Chen-Chang) C.C. (P)........................ 2018
Istler, Andrew J. (P)................................... 2018 Lee, Corey W. (P)..................................... 1999, 2000,
2001
J Lee, Derek (P).......................................... 2005, 2006,
Jackson, Drew H. (IF)................................ 2019 2007, 2008
Jaime, Juan J. (P)..................................... 2015 Lee, Zach S. (P)....................................... 2015, 2016
Jankowski, Jordan J. (P)............................ 2017 Leicester, Jon (P)..................................... 2006
Jaramillo, Jason (C).................................. 2013 Leon, Arcenio (P)...................................... 2011
Jenkins, Andy (IF)...................................... 2010 Leone, Justin (IF)...................................... 2009
Jensen, Kyle G. (OF)................................. 2015 Levine, Alan B. (P).................................... 1998
Jensen, Marcus C. (C)............................... 2001 Lewis, Colby P. (P).................................... 2002, 2003
Jimenez, Kelvin (P).................................... 2005, 2006 Lewis, Theodore R. (IF)............................. 1998
Joe, Connor K. (IF).................................... 2018, 2019 Liberatore, Adam J. (P)............................. 2015, 2016,
Johnson, Barry C. (P)................................ 1998 2017, 2018
Johnson, Chris (IF).................................... 2011 Lin, Che-Hsuan (OF).................................. 2013
Johnson, Elliot T. (IF)................................. 2015 Liniak, Cole E. (IF)..................................... 2003
Johnson, Jonathan K. (P)........................... 1998, 1999, Little, Mark T. (OF).................................... 1998
2000 Littleton, Wes (P)...................................... 2006, 2007,
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Johnson, Michael K. (P)............................. 2001 Livingstone, Scott L. (IF)........................... 2000
Johnson, Michael W. (P)............................ 2018 Lo, Chia-Jen (P)........................................ 2014
Johnson, Rontrez D. (OF)........................... 2003 Loaiza, Esteban A. (P)............................... 1999
Jones, Jason D. (OF)................................. 2003, 2004 Lobatón, Jose M. (C)................................ 2019
Jordan, Brian (OF)..................................... 2004 Lobstein, Kyle E. (P)................................. 2018
Judd, Michael G. (P).................................. 2001 Locastro, Tim D. (IF/OF)............................ 2017, 2018
Jurrjens, Jair F. (P).................................... 2017 Locke, Drew (OF)...................................... 2011
Loe, Kameron (P)..................................... 2004, 2005,
K 2006, 2008
Kapler, (Gabriel) Gabe S. (OF).................... 2000, 2002 Lopez, Johan R. (P).................................. 2000, 2001
Karp, Ryan J. (P)...................................... 1999 Lopez, Wilton (P)...................................... 2012
Karsay, Steve (P)...................................... 2005 Lowrie, Jed (IF)......................................... 2012
Kehrt, Jeremy (P)..................................... 2016 Ludwick, Ryan A. (OF)............................... 2002, 2003
Keisler, Randy D. (P)................................. 2003 Lundberg, David D. (P).............................. 2001, 2002,
Kemmer, Jon (OF)..................................... 2019 2003
Keppinger, Jeff (IF)................................... 2011 Lux, Gavin T. (IF)....................................... 2019
Kershaw, Clayton E. (P)............................. 2017, 2019 Lyles, Jordan (P)....................................... 2011, 2012,
Keuchel, Dallas (P).................................... 2011, 2012, 2013
2013 Lyon, Brandon (P)..................................... 2011

M Montgomery, Brandon (IF)......................... 2019

Madrigal, Warner (P)................................. 2008, 2009, Moody, Eric L. (P)..................................... 1998, 1999
2010 Moore, (Benjamin) Ben C. (C)..................... 2019
Maeda, Yukinaga (P)................................. 2008 Moore, Scott (IF)...................................... 2012
Maggi, (Andrew) Drew J. (IF)...................... 2016, 2017 Mora, Angelo (IF)...................................... 2018, 2019
Magruder, Christopher J. (OF).................... 2001 Moran, Brian W. (P)................................... 2018
Mahar, Kevin (OF)..................................... 2007 Morban, Jose (IF)...................................... 2007
Mahay, Ronald M. (P)................................ 2003, 2005, Moreland, Mitch (OF)................................. 2010
2006, 2007 Moreno, Juan C. (P).................................. 2001
Majewski, Dustin (OF)................................ 2009 Morrow, Brandon J. (P)............................. 2017
Manning, David A. (P)................................ 1998 Morrissey, Adam (IF)................................. 2006
Manzella, Tommy (IF)................................ 2011 Moscoso, Guillermo A. (P)......................... 2009, 2010,
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Martinez, David (P)................................... 2013, 2014 Mottola, Charles E. (OF)............................ 1998
Martinez, Fernando (OF)............................ 2012, 2013 Mounce, Anthony D. (P)............................. 2000, 2002,
Martinez, J.D. (OF).................................... 2012 2003
Martinez, Jose A. (P)................................. 2000, 2001 Muncy, Max S. (IF).................................... 2017, 2018
Martinez, Jose G. (IF)................................ 2012, 2013 Munro, Peter D. (P)................................... 2000, 2001
Marzano, John R. (C)................................ 1999 Murphy, David (OF)................................... 2007
Masset, Nick (P)....................................... 2006 Murphy, (John J.) Jack (C)......................... 2016, 2017
Masterson, Justin D. (P)............................ 2017 Murphy, Michael F. (OF)............................. 1998
Mateo, Luis G. (IF).................................... 2015 Murphy, Steven (OF)................................. 2009
Mateo, Ruben A. (OF)................................ 1999, 2001 Murray, A.J (P) ......................................... 2005, 2007,
Mathews, Terry A. (P)................................ 2000 2008, 2009
Mathis, Doug (P)....................................... 2007, 2008, Murray, Calvin D. (OF)............................... 2002
2009, 2010 Murray, Daniel S. (P)................................. 2002, 2003
Matranga, David (IF) ................................. 2007 Musick, Wes (P)........................................ 2012, 2013
Matthews, Gary (OF)................................. 2004, 2006 Myers, James X. (P).................................. 1998
May, Dustin J. (P)...................................... 2019 Myette, Aaron K. (P).................................. 2001, 2002
Mayberry, John (OF).................................. 2008
Maxwell, Justin (OF).................................. 2012, 2013 N
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McCarthy, Brandon (P).............................. 2007, 2008, Navarro, Oswaldo (IF)............................... 2011
2009, 2010, Neal, Zach S. (P)...................................... 2018
2016 Nelson, Jeff (P)......................................... 2004
McCreery, Adam G. (P)............................. 2019 Newhan, David (IF/OF).............................. 2004
McCurdy, Ryan (C).................................... 2014 Newson, Warren D. (OF)............................ 1998
McDill, Allen G. (P).................................... 1999 Nieve, Fernando (P).................................. 2011
McDonald, Jason A. (OF)........................... 2000 Nippert, Dustin (P).................................... 2008, 2009,
McDonald, Keith (C).................................. 2005 2010
McDougall, Marshall J. (IF)......................... 2003, 2004, Nitkowski, Christopher J. (P)...................... 2002, 2003
2005, 2006 Nivar, Ramon A. (IF).................................. 2003, 2004
McGuire, (William) Deck (P)........................ 2015 Nix, Laynce (OF)....................................... 2005, 2006
McHugh, Collin (P).................................... 2014 Noel, (Jablonski) Rico (OF)......................... 2016
McKinstry, (Zachary) Zach (IF).................... 2019 Norman, Leslie E. (OF).............................. 1998
Mejia, Erick A. (IF)..................................... 2017 Norris, Bud (P)......................................... 2012
Meliah, David P. (IF).................................. 2001, 2002, Nunez, Vladimir (P)................................... 2005
2003 Nunn, Chris J. (P)..................................... 2019
Mench, Kevin F. (OF)................................. 2002, 2003,
2008 O
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Mercado, Hector (P)................................. 2005 Oberholtzer, Brett (P)................................ 2012, 2013,
Merritt, (Roydrick) Roy N. (P)..................... 2016 2014
Meszaros, Daniel (P)................................. 2011 Ogando, Alexi (P)...................................... 2010
Metcalf, Travis (IF).................................... 2007, 2008, Ogle, Tyler (C).......................................... 2016
2009 Ojeda, Miguel (C)...................................... 2006, 2007
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Meyer, Jonathan (IF).................................. 2014 Olivera, Hector A. (IF)................................ 2015
Miadich, Bart (P)....................................... 2004 Olson, Tim (IF).......................................... 2006
Michaels, Jason (OF)................................. 2011 Ondrusek, Logan J. (P)............................. 2018
Michalak, Christian M. (P).......................... 2002 Orlando, Paulo R. (OF).............................. 2019
Mier, Jio (IF)............................................. 2014 Ortiz, Hector (C)....................................... 2002
Miller, Matt J. (P)...................................... 2000 Ottavinia, Paul T. (OF)................................ 2003
Mitchell, S. Dean (P)................................. 2000, 2001 Owens, Rudy P. (P)................................... 2012, 2013,
Mock, Garrett (P)...................................... 2012 2014, 2015
Monroe, Craig K. (OF)............................... 1999, 2001
Montas, Frankie L. (P)............................... 2016 P
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Park, Chan Ho (P)..................................... 2002, 2003, Relaford, Desi (IF)..................................... 2007
2004 Rhame, Jacob A. (P)................................. 2016, 2017
Patterson, Daniel S. (P)............................. 1998, 1999 Rheinecker, John (P)................................. 2006, 2007
Patterson, (John William) Red (P)................ 2016 Richard, Chris (IF)..................................... 2005
Peacock, Brad (P).................................... 2013, 2014 Richardson, Antoan E. (OF)........................ 2016
Pederson, Joc R. (OF)............................... 2016, 2017 Richardson, Dustin A. (P)........................... 2015, 2016
Pena, Carlos (IF)....................................... 2001 Richardson, Kevin (C)................................ 2008, 2009,
Pena, Jesus (P)........................................ 2002 2010
Pequero, Jailen (P).................................... 2009, 2010 Richman, Jason B. (P)............................... 2018
Peralta, Joel (P)........................................ 2015 Riley, Matt (P)........................................... 2005
Peraza, Jose F. (IF)................................... 2015 Rios, Edwin G. (IF) 2017, 2018,
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Perez, Santiago A. (OF/IF)......................... 2002, 2004 Rivas, Webster J. (C)................................. 2015
Perez, Sergio (P)...................................... 2011, 2012 Rivera, Ruben M. (OF)............................... 2002
Perkins, Cameron (OF).............................. 2019 Rivard, Rejean L. (P)................................. 2003
Perisho, Matthew A. (P)............................. 1998, 1999 Roberts, Ryan (IF)..................................... 2008
Peter, Jake W. (IF)..................................... 2018, 2019 Robertson, Richard W. (P)......................... 1999
Peters, DJ S. (OF)..................................... 2019 Robinson, Andrew (P)................................ 2014
Peterson, Shane A. (OF)............................ 2019 Robinson, Errol A. (IF)............................... 2019
Petit, Gregorio (IF).................................... 2010, 2014 Rocker, John L. (P)................................... 2002
Phillips, Zachary (P).................................. 2010 Rodgers, Brady (P)................................... 2013, 2014
Pickett, Cecil L. (P)................................... 1998, 1999 Rodriguez, Aneury (P)............................... 2012
Pickler, Jeff B. (IF).................................... 2002, 2003, Rodriguez, Fernando (P)............................ 2011
2004 Rodriguez, Guilder (IF)............................... 2010
Pill, Tyler S. (P)......................................... 2018 Rodriguez, Paco (P).................................. 2015
Ponson, Sidney (P)................................... 2008 Rodriguez, Ricardo (P).............................. 2004, 2005
Porter, Marquis D. (OF)............................. 2001 Rodriguez, Richard A. (P).......................... 2002
Pose, Scott V. (OF)................................... 2002 Rodriguez, Richard Ag. (P)........................ 2014
Pote, Lou (P) ........................................... 2005 Rodriguez, Wilfredo (P)............................. 2005
Poveda, Omar (P)..................................... 2009 Rogers, Rob M. (P)................................... 2016
Powell, James W. (P)................................. 2002 Rollins, David (P)...................................... 2013
Powell, John R. (P).................................... 1998 Romano, Jason A. (IF/OF).......................... 2001, 2002
Powell, Landon (C).................................... 2012 Roney, Matt (P) ........................................ 2005
Powers, John M. (IF)................................. 2003 Rosario, Melvin G. (C)............................... 1999
Prior, Mark (P).......................................... 2010 Rosscup, (Zachary) Zac M. (P)................... 2018, 2019
Puig, Yasiel (OF)....................................... 2016, 2018 Roth, Tony (IF).......................................... 2007
Puffer, Brandon (P)................................... 2008 Rowe, Steve (P) ....................................... 2005, 2007,
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Q Rowland-Smith, Ryan (P)............................ 2011
Quackenbush, Kevin R.............................. 2019 Ruggiano, Justin (OF)................................ 2012
Quinlan, Thomas R. (IF)............................. 1998 Ruiz, Keibert J. (C).................................... 2019
Quintero, Humberto (C)............................. 2011 Rupe, Josh (P).......................................... 2005, 2006,
Quiroz, Guillermo (C)................................. 2007 2007, 2009
Rushford, James T. (OF)............................ 2003
R Ryu, Hyun-Jin (P)....................................... 2016, 2018
Raggio, Brady J. (P).................................. 1999
Ramirez, Elizardo (P)................................. 2008, 2009, S
2010 Sadler, Casey S. (P).................................. 2019
Ramirez, Erasmo (P)................................. 2002, 2003, Sadler, Donnie L. (OF)............................... 2002, 2003
2004, 2005, Sagmoen, Marc R. (OF)............................. 1998, 1999,
2006 2001
Ramirez, Max (C)...................................... 2008, 2009, Saltalamacchia, Jarrod (C)........................ 2008, 2010
2010, 2011 Samson, Nate R. (IF)................................. 2015
Ramos, Henry (OF)................................... 2017, 2018 Sanches, Brian (P).................................... 2012
Ramos, Mario M. (P)................................. 2002, 2003 Sanchez, Angel (IF)................................... 2012
Ramsey, James B. (OF)............................. 2016 Santana, Dennis A. (P).............................. 2018, 2019
Randall, Scott P. (P).................................. 2000 Santana, Domingo (OF)............................. 2014
Ransom, Cody (IF).................................... 2005 Santos, Sergio J. (P)................................. 2015
Rapada, Clay (P)....................................... 2010 Santos, Victor I. (P)................................... 2003
Ravin, Josh J. (P)...................................... 2015, 2016, Sborz, Josh A. (P)..................................... 2018, 2019
2017 Scavuzzo, Jacob L. (OF)........................... 2017, 2018
Raymundo, Gregg Y. (IF)............................ 2003 Schafer, Jordan J. (OF).............................. 2011, 2012,
Redman, Hunter R. (C).............................. 2015 2016
Redman, Mark (P)..................................... 2007 Schebler, Scott A. (OF)............................. 2015
Reed, Chris W. (P).................................... 2015 Scheppers, Tanner (P).............................. 2010
Reed, Evan (P)......................................... 2010 Schlitter, Brian P. (P)................................. 2018
Reeder, Cory P. (C)................................... 1999 Schlosser, (August) Gus C. (P)................... 2016
Regilio, Nicholas D. (P).............................. 2002, 2004, Schmack, Brian (P)................................... 2001, 2002
2005 Schueller, Sven H. (P)............................... 2018

Schultz, Jaime M. (P)................................ 2019 Stoffel, Jason (P)...................................... 2013, 2014

Schuster, Patrick J. (P)............................. 2017 Stoneburner, Davis (IF).............................. 2010
Sclafani, Joe (IF)....................................... 2014 Storey, Mickey (P).................................... 2011, 2012
Seager, Corey D. (IF)................................ 2015 Stripling, (Thomas) Ross (P)...................... 2016, 2017
Seanez, Rudy C. (P).................................. 2002, 2003 Strop, Pedro (P)....................................... 2009, 2010
Seaton, Ross (P)...................................... 2012, 2013, Stults, Eric W. (P)..................................... 2015
2014 Sturtze, Tanyon J. (P)................................ 1998
Secrist, Reed T. (OF)................................. 2000 Surkamp, Eric M. (P)................................. 2015
Segedin, Rob M. (IF) 2016, 2017, Sutil, Wladimir (IF)..................................... 2011
2018 Sweeney, Darnell T. (IF)............................. 2015, 2017
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Sergio, Thomas A. (OF)............................. 2000
Shave, Jonathan T. (IF).............................. 2000 T
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Shelton, Chris (IF)..................................... 2008 Taijeron, Travis N. (OF).............................. 2018
Shelton, Matt (P)...................................... 2015 Taveras, Luis (C)....................................... 2001
Shibuya, Tim T. (P).................................... 2016, 2017 Taveras, Willy (LF)..................................... 2010
Shirley, Tommy (P).................................... 2014 Taylor, Chris A. (IF)................................... 2016, 2017
Shoemaker, Scott (P)................................ 2007 Teagarden, Taylor (C)................................ 2008, 2010
Shouse, Brian D. (P)................................. 2003, 2004, Tejeda, Robinson (P)................................. 2006, 2007,
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Shuck, J.B. (OF)....................................... 2011, 2012 Telford, Anthony C. (P).............................. 2002
Sierra, Ruben A. (OF)................................ 2000, 2001 Tepesch, Nick J. (P).................................. 2016
Sierra, Yaisel (P)....................................... 2017 Thames, Marcus M. (OF)........................... 2003
Sievert, Mark A. (P).................................. 1999 Thatcher, Joe (P)...................................... 2016
Sikorski, Brian P. (P)................................. 2000, 2001 Thole, (Joshua) Josh M. (C)....................... 2019
Silva, Jose (P).......................................... 2006 Thomas, Ian D. (P).................................... 2015, 2016
Simms, Michael H. (OF)............................. 1999, 2001 Thomas, Larry W. (P)................................ 1998
Simon, Alfredo (P).................................... 2007 Thomas, Mike D. (P)................................. 2015
Simon, Randall (IF) ................................... 2006 Thompson, Erik (P)................................... 2004
Simons, J. Mitchell (IF).............................. 2001 Thompson, Justin W. (P)............................ 2000, 2005
Simunic, Andy (IF/OF)............................... 2011, 2012, Thompson, Kevin (OF)............................... 2009
2013, 2014 Thompson, Trayce N. (OF)......................... 2017
Singleton, Jon (IF)..................................... 2013, 2014 Thorman, Scott (IF)................................... 2009
Sinisi, Vince (OF)...................................... 2006 Thornburg, Tyler M. (P)............................. 2019
Small, Mark A. (P)..................................... 1998 Tiburcio, Frederick (P)............................... 2014
Smart, Jon D. (P)...................................... 2001 Tjera, Michael (P) ..................................... 2005
Smith, Charles E. (P)................................. 1999, 2000 Toles, (Alvin) Andrew (OF).......................... 2016, 2018
Smith, Daniel C. (P)................................... 1998 Tomlin, James (OF)................................... 2010
Smith, Jeff (C).......................................... 2004 Torres, Andres (OF) .................................. 2005
Smith, Steve (P)....................................... 2015 Torreyes, Ronny A. (IF).............................. 2014, 2015
Smith, Will (OF)......................................... 2005, 2006 Torrez, Raoul (IF)...................................... 2013
Smith, (William) Will D. (C)......................... 2018, 2019 Touchet, Danny (P)................................... 2007
Smoak, Justin (IF)..................................... 2009, 2010 Towles, J.R (C)......................................... 2011
Smoker, (Joshua) Josh M. (P).................... 2019 Tracy, Chad (DH)...................................... 2010
Snare, Ryan D. (P).................................... 2003, 2004, Treanor, Matt (C)...................................... 2010
2005 Tremie, Christopher J. (C)......................... 1998
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Snyder, Brad (OF)..................................... 2012 Tropeano, Nick (P).................................... 2014
Sodowsky, Clint R. (P)............................... 2000 Trzesniak, Nick (C) ................................... 2006, 2007,
Sogard, Alex (P)....................................... 2013 2008
Solano, Danny (IF).................................... 1999 Tsao, Chin-Hui (P)..................................... 2015, 2016
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Sollecito, Gabriel J. (P).............................. 2000
Somsen, Layne R. (P)............................... 2016, 2017, U
2019 Urckfitz, Patrick (P)................................... 2011, 2013,
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Sosa, Ruben (IF/OF)................................. 2013, 2014 Urena, Miguel A. (P).................................. 2016
Spitzbarth, Shea (P).................................. 2016, 2018, Urias, Julio C. (P)...................................... 2015, 2016,
2019 2017, 2018
Sprague, Edward N. (OF).......................... 2002 V
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2005 Valdes, Raul (P)........................................ 2014
Standridge, Jason (P)............................... 2005 Valdez, Jose (P)........................................ 2011, 2012,
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Vazquez, Ramon (IF)................................. 2007 White, Bill (P)............................................ 2007, 2008
Venable, Will D. (OF)................................. 2016 White, Mitchell (P)..................................... 2019
Venafro, Michael R. (P).............................. 1998, 1999 Whiting, (Mikel) Brant (C)........................... 2016, 2017
Venditte, Pat M. (P)................................... 2018 Wieland, Joe A. (P).................................... 2015
Veras, Jose (P)......................................... 2005, 2014 Wikoff, Brandon (IF).................................. 2011
Verdugo, Alex B. (OF)................................ 2017, 2018 Williams, Randy (P)................................... 2007
Villafuerte, Bradon P. (P)........................... 2001 Williams, Todd (P)..................................... 2004
Villar, Henry (P)......................................... 2011 Wilkins, Andy R. (IF).................................. 2015
Villar, Jonathan (IF).................................... 2013, 2014 Wilson, Bobby L. (C)................................. 2017
Voigt, John D. (OF).................................... 1998, 2000 Wilson, C.J. (P)......................................... 2006
Volquez, Edinson (P)................................. 2006, 2007 Wojciechowski, Asher (P).......................... 2013, 2014
Wolf, Ross (P).......................................... 2011
W Wood, Mike (P)......................................... 2007, 2009
Wagner, Michael (P).................................. 2007 Wright, Jamey A. (P)................................. 2003, 2007
Waldron, Jeff (C)....................................... 2004 Wright, Wesley (P).................................... 2011
Walker, Kevin (P) ..................................... 2006 Wrona, Richard J. (C)................................ 1998
Wallace, Brett (IF)..................................... 2011, 2012,
2013 Y
Wallace, Chris (C)..................................... 2012, 2013 Yan, Ruddy (OF)........................................ 2005, 2006
Walters, Blair (P)....................................... 2013 Young, Chris (P)........................................ 2004
Walters, P.J. D. (P).................................... 2015 Young, Eric (OF)....................................... 2006
Walters, Zach B. (OF)................................ 2016 Young, Michael B. (IF)............................... 2001
Ward, Brian P. (C)..................................... 2015 Younginer, (John) Madison (P).................... 2017, 2018
Ward, Jeremy (P)...................................... 2006
Wasdin, John (P)....................................... 2004, 2005, Z
2006 Zaneski, Zach (C)..................................... 2009
Waszgis, Robert M. (C)............................. 2000 Zarraga, Shawn J. (C)............................... 2015, 2016
Wates, Austin (OF).................................... 2013, 2014 Zastryzny, (Robert) Rob J. (P).................... 2019
Wathan, Derek (IF).................................... 2006 Zeid, Josh (P)........................................... 2013, 2014
Watkins, Scott A. (P)................................. 1998 Zimmerman, Jeffrey R. (P)......................... 1999
Webster, Anthony (OF).............................. 2006 Zoccolillo, Peter (OF)................................ 2004
Weiland, Kyle (P)....................................... 2014 Zywica, Michael R. (OF)............................. 1999, 2000
West, Kevin (OF)....................................... 2007
Outfielder Alex Verdugo represented the OKC Dodgers on

the 2018 All-PCL Team following the season, and was also
named to the Triple-A All-Star Game in both the 2017 and
2018 seasons.

Pacific Coast League
Information/Opponents
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PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE INFORMATION
Pacific Coast League

One Chisholm Trail, Suite 4200
Round Rock, TX 78681
Phone: (512) 310-2900
Fax: (512) 310-8300
Website: www.pclbaseball.com
Email: office@pclbaseball.com
League Office Personnel

President...............................................................................................Branch B. Rickey
Vice President of Baseball Operations.............................................................. Dwight Hall
Director of Business.................................................................................... Melanie Fiore
Manager of Communications and Baseball Operations............................ Michael Schroeder
Branch B. Rickey Dwight Hall Melanie Fiore Michael Schroeder
American Conference
Northern Division Southern Division
Iowa Cubs (Chicago Cubs) - IOW Oklahoma City Dodgers (LA Dodgers) - OKC
Memphis Redbirds (St. Louis) - MEM Round Rock Express (Houston) - RR
Nashville Sounds (Texas) - NAS San Antonio Missions (Milwaukee) - SA
Omaha Storm Chasers (Kansas City) - OMA Wichita Wind Surge (Miami) - WCH
Pacific Conference
Fresno Grizzlies (Washington) - FRE Albuquerque Isotopes (Colorado) - ABQ
Reno Aces (Arizona) - RNO El Paso Chihuahuas (San Diego) - ELP
Sacramento River Cats (San Francisco) - SAC Las Vegas Aviators (Oakland) - LV
Tacoma Rainiers (Seattle) - TAC Salt Lake Bees (LA Angels) - SL
League Playoff Format

Conference Championship Series
Division winners within the American and Pacific Conferences meet in a best-of-five series
to determine conference champions.
PCL Championship Series

American and Pacific Conference champions play a best-of-five series for the PCL
championship.
Triple-A Baseball National Championship Game

Pacific Coast League and International League playoff champions meet in a one-game,
winner-take-all championship.

2019 PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE REVIEW
Final Regular Season Standings

American Conference
Team Record PCT GB Team Record PCT GB
Iowa 75-65 .536 --- Round Rock 84-56 .600 ---
Memphis 69-71 .493 6.0 San Antonio 80-60 .571 4.0
Nashville 66-72 .478 8.0 New Orleans 73-65 .529 10.0
Omaha 59-80 .424 15.5 Oklahoma City 62-77 .446 21.5
Pacific Conference
Team Record PCT GB Team Record PCT GB
Sacramento 73-67 .521 --- Las Vegas 83-57 .593 ---
Reno 66-74 .471 7.0 El Paso 80-60 .571 3.0
Fresno 65-75 .464 8.0 Salt Lake 60-79 .432 22.5
Tacoma 61-78 .439 11.5 Albuquerque 60-80 .429 23.0
2019 PCL Playoff Results 2019 All-PCL Team

American Conference Championship Series Pos. Name Team
Game 1: Round Rock 5, Iowa 4 (11) C David Freitas San Antonio
Game 2: Round Rock 4, Iowa 3 (10)
Game 3: Iowa 3, Round Rock 2 1B Kevin Cron Reno
Game 4: Iowa 5, Round Rock 4 (11) 2B Isan Díaz New Orleans
Game 5: Round Rock 10, Iowa 5
Round Rock Won Series, 3-2 3B Ty France El Paso
Pacific Conference Championship Series SS Carter Kieboom Fresno
Game 1: Las Vegas 9, Sacramento 3
Game 2: Sacramento 8, Las Vegas 6 OF Yonathan Daza Albuquerque
Game 3: Las Vegas 11, Sacramento 4 OF Sam Hilliard Albuquerque
Game 4: Sacramento 5, Las Vegas 3
Game 5: Sacramento 7, Las Vegas 3 OF Kyle Tucker Round Rock
Sacramento Won Series 3-2
DH Jared Walsh Salt Lake
Pacific Coast League Championship Series
Game 1: Sacramento 8, Round Rock 7 RHP Colin Rea Iowa
Game 2: Sacramento 4, Round Rock 2
LHP Foster Griffin Omaha
Game 3: Sacramento 7, Round Rock 5
Sacramento Won Series, 3-0 RP David Carpenter Nashville
Triple-A National Championship
Sacramento 4, Columbus 0
2019 PCL Attendance League Award Winners

Club Total Openings Average
Las Vegas 650,934 70 9,299 Most Valuable Player
Nashville 578,291 67 8,631 Ty France, El Paso
Round Rock 597,928 70 8,542
Albuquerque 542,832 68 7,983
Sacramento 549,440 70 7,849 Pitcher of the Year
El Paso 522,894 69 7,578 Colin Rea, Iowa
Iowa 489,173 65 7,526
Salt Lake 433,596 65 6,671
Oklahoma City 444,131 67 6,629
Rookie of the Year
Fresno 380,090 66 5,759 Ty France, El Paso
Tacoma 347,378 68 5,109
Omaha 328,307 66 4,974 Manager of the Year
Memphis 327,753 66 4,966
San Antonio 337,484 69 4,891
Fran Riordan, Las Vegas
Reno 336,215 70 4,803
New Orleans 188,092 64 2,939
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ALBUQUERQUE ISOTOPES
1601 Avenida Cesar Chavez S.E.

Albuquerque, NM 87106
Phone: (505) 222-4058
Fax: (505) 242-8899
Website: www.abqisotopes.com
Email: info@abqisotopes.com
Warren Schaeffer
Affiliation........................................... Colorado Rockies (2015)

2020 Schedule
OKC vs. ABQ
Front Office
Owner..........................................Albuquerque Baseball Club, LLC June 9 7:05 p.m. @OKC
President.................................................................... Ken Young June 10 11:05 a.m. @OKC
Vice President/General Manager................................... John Traub June 11 7:05 p.m. @OKC
Director of Public Relations........................................Kevin Collins
Broadcaster............................................................. Josh Suchon
2019 Results
OKC (3) vs. ABQ (0)
Field Staff
Manager.........................................Warren Schaeffer (1st season) June 12 W, 12-9 @ABQ
Pitching Coach.........................................................Blaine Beatty June 13 W, 10-0 @ABQ
Hitting Coach............................................................ Tim Doherty June 14 W, 5-4 @ABQ
Athletic Trainer.................................................... Heath Townsend
Physical Performance Coach......................................... Phil Bailey
Stadium Information
Stadium Name.........Rio Grande Credit Union Field at Isotopes Park
Capacity..........................................................................13,500
Year Opened.......................................................................2003
Playing Surface.......................................................Natural Grass
Dimensions (in feet)..................................LF-340, CF-400, RF-340
Team Information
2019 Record....................................60-80 (4th, Pacific Southern)
2019 Attendance............................................542,832 total (5th)
7,983 average (4th)
OKC vs. Isotopes All-Time Records

Overall:............................... 107-90
@OKC:............................... 62-36
@ABQ:............................... 45-54
2020 Rockies Top 10 Prospects

(Baseball America)
1. Brendan Rogers, 2B
2. Ryan Rolison, LHP
3. Michael Toglia, 1B
4. Grant Lavigne, 1B
5. Colton Welker, 3B/1B
6. Sam Hilliard, OF
7. Ryan Castellani, RHP
8. Ryan Vilade, SS/3B
9. Aaron Schunk, 3B
10. Tyler Nevin, 1B/3B

EL PASO CHIHUAHUAS
1 Ballpark Plaza
El Paso, TX 79901
Phone: (915) 242-2000
Fax: (915) 242-2031
Website: www.epchihuahuas.com
Email: info@epchihuahuas.com
Edwin Rodríguez
Affiliation........................................... San Diego Padres (2014) 2020 Schedule

OKC vs. ELP
Front Office June 12 7:05 p.m. @OKC
Owner................................................ MountainStar Sports Group June 13 7:05 p.m @OKC
President................................................................. Alan Ledford
June 14 2:05 p.m. @OKC
Senior Vice President and General Manager................. Brad Taylor
Senior Manager of Broadcast and Media Relations....... Tim Hagerty June 15 7:05 p.m. @OKC
Field Staff 2019 Results

Manager......................................... Edwin Rodríguez (2nd season) OKC (2) vs. ELP (2)
Pitching Coach......................................................... Pete Zamora June 15 W, 11-3 @ELP
Hitting Coach......................................................Morgan Burkhart
June 16 L, 10-7 @ELP
Fielding Coach......................................................Lance Burkhart
Athletic Trainers........................................ Dan Turner, Daniel Leja June 17 W, 3-2 @ELP
Strength Coach.......................................................... A.J. Russell June 18 L, 19-9 @ELP
Stadium Information
Stadium Name...................................... Southwest University Park
Capacity............................................................................7,500
Year Opened.......................................................................2014
Dimensions (in feet)..................................LF-322; CF-406; RF-322
Team Information
2019 Record................................... 80-60 (2nd, Pacific Southern)
7,578 average (6th)
OKC vs. Chihuahuas All-Time Records

Overall:............................... 14-10
@OKC:............................... 7-5
@ELP: ............................... 7-5
2020 Padres Top 10 Prospects

(Baseball America)
1. MacKenzie Gore, LHP
2. Luis Patino, RHP
3. C.J. Abrams, SS
4. Taylor Trammell, OF
5. Luis Campusano, C
6. Adrian Morejón, LHP
7. Andrés Muñoz, RHP
8. Michel Báez, RHP
9. Gabriel Arias, SS
10. Ryan Weathers, LHP
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FRESNO GRIZZLIES
1800 Tulare Street

Fresno, CA 93721
Phone: (559) 320-4487
Fax: (559) 264-0795
Website: www.fresnogrizzlies.com
Email: info@fresnogrizzlies.com
Randy Knorr
Affiliation...................................... Washington Nationals (2019) 2020 Schedule

OKC vs. FRE
Front Office June 20 8:50 p.m. @FRE
Owner.................................................. Fresno Sports and Events
Managing Partner................................................... Michael Baker June 21 7:05 p.m. @FRE
President.................................................................Derek Franks June 22 8:50 p.m. @FRE
Media Relations Administrator...................................Stephen Rice June 23 8:50 p.m. @FRE
Broadcaster........................................................ Doug Greenwald
2019 Results
Field Staff OKC (1) vs. FRE (3)
Manager............................................... Randy Knorr (2nd season)
Pitching Coach....................................................... Michael Tejera June 7 L, 9-8 (10) @OKC
Hitting Coach.........................................................Brian Daubach June 8 L, 9-4 @OKC
Athletic Trainer.......................................................Eric Montague June 9 L, 5-4 @OKC
Strength and Conditioning Coach................................ Mike Warren
June 10 W, 6-5 @OKC
Stadium Information
Stadium Name....................................................Chukchansi Park
Capacity..........................................................................10,500
Year Opened.......................................................................2002
Team Information
2019 Record.................................... 65-75 (3rd, Pacific Northern)
2019 Attendance..........................................380,090 total (10th)
5,759 average (10th)
OKC vs. Grizzlies All-Time Records

Overall: ................................ 61-44
@OKC:................................. 33-20
@FRE:.................................. 28-24
2020 Nationals Top 10 Prospects

(Baseball America)
1. Carter Kieboom, SS/2B
2. Luis Garcia, SS/2B
3. Jackson Rutledge, RHP
4. Wil Crowe, RHP
5. Tim Cate, LHP
6. Drew Mendoza, 3B
7. Andry Lara, RHP
8. Mason Denaburg, RHP
9. Yasel Antuna, SS
10. Seth Romero, LHP

IOWA CUBS
One Line Drive

Des Moines, IA 50309
Phone: (515) 243-6111
Fax: (515) 243-5152
Website: www.iowacubs.com
Email: info@iowacubs.com
Marty Pevey
2020 Schedule
Affiliation.................................................Chicago Cubs (1981) OKC vs. IOW
May 4 6:38 p.m. @IOW
Front Office
Owner.......................................................Raccoon Baseball, Inc. May 5 6:38 p.m. @IOW
President/General Manager...................................... Sam Bernabe May 6 12:08 p.m. @IOW
Director of Media Relations................................... Shelby Cravens May 7 12:08 p.m. @IOW
Director of Broadcasting..............................................Alex Cohen
Broadcaster...............................................................Deene Ehlis May 12 7:05 p.m. @OKC
May 13 11:05 a.m. @OKC
Field Staff May 14 7:05 p.m. @OKC
Manager................................................ Marty Pevey (8th season)
May 15 7:05 p.m. @OKC
Pitching Coach............................................................ Ron Villone
Hitting Coaches..................................... Desi Wilson, Will Remillard July 20 7:05 p.m. @OKC
Athletic Trainers...................................... Ed Halbur, Toby Williams July 21 7:05 p.m. @OKC
Strength and Conditioning Coach...............................Keegan Knoll
July 22 7:05 p.m. @OKC
Stadium Information July 23 7:05 p.m. @OKC

Stadium Name........................................................ Principal Park Aug. 31 7:08 p.m. @IOW
Capacity..........................................................................11,500 Sept. 1 7:08 p.m. @IOW
Year Opened............................................1992 (Renovated 2006)
Playing Surface.......................................................Natural Grass Sept. 2 7:08 p.m. @IOW
Dimensions (in feet)..................................LF-335; CF-400; RF-335 Sept. 3 12:08 p.m. @IOW
Team Information 2019 Results

2019 Record................................ 75-65 (1st, American Northern) OKC (11) vs. IOW (5)
Lost to RR in PCL Semifinal Series, 3-2 April 13 W, 3-0 (7) @IOW
GM 2 L, 2-1 (7) @IOW
7,526 average (7th)
April 14 L, 4-3 @IOW
OKC vs. Cubs All-Time Records April 15 W, 10-5 @IOW
Overall:............................... 158-159 April 19 L, 10-4 @OKC
@OKC:............................... 84-74
@IOW:................................ 74-85 April 20 L, 11-1 @OKC
April 21 L, 8-3 @OKC
April 22 W, 8-5 @OKC
July 15 L, 5-2 @IOW
2020 Cubs Top 10 Prospects
(Baseball America) July 16 W, 13-4 @IOW
1. Brailyn Marquez, LHP July 17 L, 7-5 @IOW
2. Nico Hoerner, SS/2B
3. Brennen Davis, OF July 18 W, 18-5 @IOW
4. Miguel Amaya, C Aug. 26 L, 7-2 (6) @OKC
5. Chase Strumpf, 2B Aug. 27 W, 5-2 @OKC
6. Cole Roederer, OF
7. Ryan Jensen, RHP Aug. 28 L, 7-4 @OKC
8. Ethan Hearn, C Aug. 29 W, 9-4 @OKC
9. Riley Thompson, RHP
10. Cory Abbott, RHP
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LAS VEGAS AVIATORS
1870 Festival Plaza Dr., Suite 190

Las Vegas, NV 89135
Phone: (702) 943-7200
Fax: (702) 943-7214
Website: www.aviatorslv.com
Email: info@aviatorslv.com
Fran Riordan
Affiliation............................................ Oakland Athletics (2019) 2020 Schedule

OKC vs. LV
Front Office
Owner............................ Summerlin Las Vegas Baseball Club, LLC Aug. 1 7:05 p.m. @OKC
President/Chief Operations Officer................................ Don Logan Aug. 2 6:05 p.m. @OKC
General Manager/VP of Sales and Marketing...........Chuck Johnson
Aug. 3 7:05 p.m. @OKC
Director of Media Relations.........................................Jim Gemma
Director of Broadcasting............................................Russ Langer
2019 Results
OKC (1) vs. LV (3)
Field Staff Aug. 2 L, 10-8 (10) @LV
Manager...............................................Fran Riordan (2nd season)
Pitching Coach...................................................... Rick Rodriguez Aug. 3 L, 10-5 @LV
Hitting Coach....................................................... Todd Steverson Aug. 4 W, 7-6 @LV
Coach............................................................... Hiram Bocachica
Aug. 5 L, 10-9 @LV
Athletic Trainer......................................................... Brad LaRosa
Strength and Conditioning Coach..............................Matt Rutledge
Stadium Information
Stadium Name................................................ Las Vegas Ballpark
Capacity..........................................................................10,000
Year Opened.......................................................................2019
Team Information
2019 Record.................................... 83-57 (1st, Pacific Southern)
Lost to SAC in PCL Semifinal Series, 3-2
2019 Attendance............................................650,934 total (1st)
9,299 average (1st)
OKC vs. Aviators All-Time Records:

Overall:............................... 48-55
@OKC:............................... 23-24
@LV:.................................. 25-31
2020 Athletics Top 10 Prospects

(Baseball America)
1. Jesús Luzardo, LHP
2. A.J. Puk, LHP
3. Sean Murphy, C
4. Daulton Jefferies, RHP
5. Austin Beck, OF
6. Robert Puason, SS
7. Sheldon Neuse, 3B
8. Jorge Mateo, SS
9. Logan Davidson, SS
10. Nick Allen, SS
MEMPHIS REDBIRDS
198 Union Avenue

Memphis, TN 38103
Phone: (901) 721-6000
Fax: (901) 328-1102
Website: www.memphisredbirds.com
Email: info@memphisredbirds.com
Ben Johnson
Affiliation..........................................St. Louis Cardinals (1998) 2020 Schedule

OKC vs. MEM
April 17 7:05 p.m. @OKC
Front Office
Principal Owner.................................................... Peter B. Freund April 18 7:05 p.m. @OKC
President and General Manager.................................. Craig Unger April 19 2:05 p.m. @OKC
Communications and Media Relations Manager......... Mike Weisman
April 20 11:05 a.m. @OKC
Broadcaster...............................................................Steve Selby
April 24 7:05 p.m. @MEM
Field Staff April 25 6:35 p.m. @MEM
Manager...............................................Ben Johnson (2nd season) April 26 2:05 p.m. @MEM
Pitching Coach......................................................Dernier Orozco
April 27 11:05 a.m. @MEM
Hitting Coach..........................................................Brandon Allen
Athletic Trainer............................................................ Dan Martin May 30 7:05 p.m. @OKC
Coach..................................................................Mike McDonald May 31 2:05 p.m. @OKC
Strength and Conditioning Coach.......................... Frank Witkowski
Stadium Information
Stadium Name...................................................... AutoZone Park July 16 7:05 p.m. @MEM
Capacity..........................................................................10,000 July 17 7:05 p.m. @MEM
Year Opened.......................................................................2000
July 18 6:35 p.m. @MEM
Dimensions (in feet)..................................LF-319; CF-400; RF-322 July 19 2:05 p.m. @MEM
Team Information
2019 Record............................... 69-71 (2nd, American Northern) 2019 Results
2019 Attendance..........................................327,753 total (15th) OKC (9) vs. MEM (7)
4,966 average (13th) May 30 W, 10-8 (10) @MEM
May 31 W, 6-2 @MEM
OKC vs. Redbirds All Time Records: June 1 W, 8-1 @MEM
Overall:............................... 183-168
June 2 W, 8-2 @MEM
@OKC:............................... 100-74
@MEM:............................... 83-94 June 20 W, 5-3 @OKC
June 21 L, 14-7 @OKC
June 22 L, 5-0 @OKC
June 23 L 8-2 @OKC
2020 Cardinals Top 10 Prospects June 24 L, 9-6 @OKC
(Baseball America)
1. Dylan Carlson, OF July 11 W, 8-6 @MEM
2. Matthew Liberatore, LHP July 12 W, 6-3 @MEM
3. Nolan Gorman, 3B
4. Genesis Cabrera, LHP July 13 L, 3-2 (7) @MEM
5. Ryan Helsley, RHP GM 2 W, 8-5 (7) @MEM
6. Ivan Herrera, C July 26 L, 13-10 @OKC
7. Zack Thompson, LHP
8. Andrew Knizner, C July 27 L, 9-4 @OKC
9. Kwang-Hyun Kim, LHP July 28 W, 8-2 @OKC
10. Lane Thomas, OF
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NASHVILLE SOUNDS
19 Junior Gilliam Way

Nashville, TN 37219
Phone: (615) 690-4487
Fax: (615) 256-5684
Website: www.nashvillesounds.com
Email: info@nashvillesounds.com
Darwin Barney
Affiliation................................................Texas Rangers (2019) 2020 Schedule

OKC vs. NAS
Front Office April 14 7:05 p.m. @OKC
Owner.............................................................MFP Baseball, LLC
General Manager and Chief Operating Officer............... Adam Nuse April 15 7:05 p.m. @OKC
Director of Media Relations......................................... Chad Seely April 16 7:05 p.m. @OKC
Director of Broadcasting.................................................Jeff Hem April 21 6:35 p.m. @NAS
April 22 6:35 p.m. @NAS
Field Staff
April 23 6:35 p.m. @NAS
Manager............................................. Darwin Barney (1st season)
Pitching Coach.................................................... Brendan Sagara May 21 6:35 p.m. @NAS
Hitting Coach......................................................... Chase Lambin May 22 6:35 p.m. @NAS
Coach.....................................................................Tyler Graham
May 23 6:35 p.m. @NAS
Athletic Trainer.........................................................Carlos Olivas
Strength and Conditioning Coach................................. Al Sandoval May 24 6:35 p.m. @NAS
May 25 12:05 p.m. @NAS
Stadium Information July 8 7:05 p.m. @OKC
Stadium Name..................................................First Horizon Park
Capacity..........................................................................10,000 July 9 7:05 p.m. @OKC
Year Opened.......................................................................2015 July 10 7:05 p.m. @OKC
Playing Surface.......................................................Natural Grass July 11 7:05 p.m. @OKC
July 12 12:35 p.m. @OKC
2019 Record................................66-72 (3rd, American Northern) OKC (6) vs. NAS (9)
2019 Attendance............................................578,291 total (3rd)
May 7 L, 4-2 @OKC
8,631 average (2nd)
May 8 L, 13-6 @OKC
OKC vs. Sounds All-Time Records (PCL Era): May 9 W, 7-3 @OKC
Overall:............................... 189-162 May 10* W, 10-4 @OKC
@OKC:............................... 97-77
June 29 W, 10-7 @NAS
@NAS:............................... 92-85
June 30 W, 13-6 @NAS
July 1 L, 4-3 @NAS
July 2 L, 6-4 @NAS
2020 Rangers Top 10 Prospects
(Baseball America) July 3 L, 14-11 @NAS
1. Josh Jung, 3B July 23 W, 16-1 @NAS
2. Sam Huff, C July 24 W, 10-6 @NAS
3. Leody Taveras, OF
4. Nick Solak, 2B/OF July 25 L, 7-5 @NAS
5. Maximo Acosta, SS Aug. 19 L, 11-5 @OKC
6. Hans Crouse, RHP
7. Joe Palumbo, LHP Aug. 20 L, 13-8 (7) @OKC
8. Luisangel Acuña, SS Aug. 21 L, 7-2 @OKC
9. Bayron Lora, OF Aug. 22 Canc. (rain) @OKC
10.Ronny Henriquez, RHP
*Suspended May 10; completed Aug. 20.

OMAHA STORM CHASERS
12356 Ballpark Way

Papillion, NE 68046
Phone: (402) 734-2550
Fax: (402) 734-7166
Website: www.omahastormchasers.com
Email: info@omahastormchasers.com
Brian Poldberg
Affiliation..........................................Kansas City Royals (1969) 2020 Schedule

OKC vs. OMA
Front Office May 26 7:05 p.m. @OKC
Owner......................................................... Alliance Baseball LLC May 27 7:05 p.m. @OKC
President........................................................... Martie J. Cordaro
May 28 7:05 p.m. @OKC
Vice President and General Manager.....................Laurie Schlender
Media and PR Manager............................................... Tony Boone May 29 7:05 p.m. @OKC
Broadcaster.......................................................... Jake Eisenberg June 3 7:05 p.m. @OMA
June 4 7:05 p.m. @OMA
Field Staff
June 5 7:05 p.m. @OMA
Manager............................................. Brian Poldberg (7th season)
Pitching Coach........................................................Dane Johnson June 6 7:05 p.m. @OMA
Hitting Coach........................................................Brian Buchanan June 7 2:05 p.m. @OMA
Bench Coach........................................................... Tony Pena Jr.
July 24 7:05 p.m. @OMA
Athletic Trainer......................................................... James Stone
Strength and Conditioning Coach......................... Dwayne Peterson July 25 7:05 p.m. @OMA
July 26 5:05 p.m. @OMA
Stadium Information Aug. 13 7:05 p.m. @OKC
Stadium Name.......................................................... Werner Park
Aug. 14 7:05 p.m. @OKC
Capacity............................................................................ 9,023
Year Opened....................................................................... 2011 Aug. 15 7:05 p.m. @OKC
Playing Surface....................................................... Natural Grass Aug. 16 6:05 p.m. @OKC
Dimensions (in feet).................................. LF-310; CF-402; RF-315
2019 Results
Team Information OKC (7) vs. OMA (9)
2019 Record.................................59-80 (4th, American Northern)
2019 Attendance.......................................... 328,307 total (14th) April 9 L, 4-0 @OMA
4,974 average (12th) April 10 W, 7-5 (8) @OMA
April 16 W, 13-12 @OKC
OKC vs. Storm Chasers All-Time Records April 17 L, 8-5 @OKC
Overall:............................... 164-155
@OKC:............................... 85-74 April 18 L, 5-3 @OKC
@OMA:............................... 79-81 May 16 W, 5-3 @OKC
May 17 L, 11-9 @OKC
May 18 W, 7-6 @OKC
2020 Royals Top 10 Prospects May 19 L, 11-1 @OKC
(Baseball America)
1. Bobby Witt, SS May 20 W, 10-5 @OKC
2. Daniel Lynch, LHP May 25 W, 4-2 @OMA
3. Jackson Kowar, RHP
May 26 L, 5-0 @OMA
4. Brady Singer, RHP
5. Kyle Isbel, OF May 27 L, 7-3 (7) @OMA
6. Erick Peña, OF GM 2 L, 6-5 (7) @OMA
7. Khalil Lee, OF
8. Kris Bubic, LHP May 28 L, 5-3 @OMA
9. Austin Cox, LHP May 29 W, 12-3 @OMA
10. Nick Pratto, 1B
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RENO ACES
250 Evans Avenue

Reno, NV 89501
Phone: 775-334-4700
Fax: 775-334-4701
Website: www.renoaces.com
Email: info@renoaces.com
Chris Cron
Affiliation................................ Arizona Diamondbacks (2009) 2020 Schedule

OKC vs. RNO
Front Office Aug. 8 8:35 p.m. @RNO
Owner...............................................................SK Baseball, LLC
Aug. 9 3:05 p.m. @RNO
President................................................................ Eric Edelstein
General Manager.....................................................Emily Jaenson Aug. 10 8:35 p.m. @RNO
Communications Manager....................................... Jake Trybulski Aug. 11 8:35 p.m. @RNO
Broadcaster........................................................... Zack Bayrouty
2019 Results
Field Staff OKC (2) vs. RNO (2)
Manager..................................................Chris Cron (2nd season) Aug. 10 L, 6-1 @OKC
Pitching Coach.........................................................Jeff Bajenaru
Hitting Coach...........................................................Jason Camilli Aug. 11 L, 10-2 @OKC
Coach....................................................................... Greg Gross Aug. 12 W, 12-2 @OKC
Athletic Trainer.......................................................Michael Powell Aug. 13 W, 10-6 @OKC
Strength and Conditioning Coach........................Steven Candelaria
Stadium Information
Stadium Name............................................. Greater Nevada Field
Capacity............................................................................9,100
Year Opened.......................................................................2009
Team Information
2019 Record................................... 66-74 (2nd, Pacific Northern)
OKC vs. Aces All-Time Records

Overall:............................... 25-19
@OKC:............................... 17-7
@RNO:............................... 8-12
2020 Diamondbacks Top 10 Prospects

(Baseball America)
1. Daulton Varsho, C/OF
2. Geraldo Perdomo, SS
3. Kristian Robinson, OF
4. Alek Thomas, OF
5. Corbin Carroll, OF
6. Blake Walston, LHP
7. Corbin Martin, RHP
8. Luis Frias, RHP
9. Levi Kelly, RHP
10. J.B. Bukauskas, RHP

ROUND ROCK EXPRESS
3400 East Palm Valley Boulevard

Round Rock, TX 78665
Phone: (512) 255-2255
Fax: (512) 255-1558
Website: www.rrexpress.com
Email: info@rrexpress.com
Mickey Storey
Affiliation..........................................Houston Astros (2019) 2020 Schedule

OKC vs. RR
Front Office June 25 7:05 p.m. @OKC
Owner.................................................Ryan Sanders Baseball, LP June 26 7:05 p.m. @OKC
President.......................................................... Chris Almendarez
General Manager.......................................................Tim Jackson June 27 7:05 p.m. @OKC
Manager, Public Relations/Communications................ Andrew Felts June 28 2:05 p.m. @OKC
Director of Broadcasting.............................................Mike Capps June 29 7:05 p.m. @OKC
Field Staff July 4 7:05 p.m. @RR

Manager.............................................Mickey Storey (2nd season) July 5 6:05 p.m. @RR
Pitching Coach..........................................................Drew French July 6 7:05 p.m. @RR
Hitting Coach......................................................... Ben Rosenthal
Development Coach.................................................. Ryan Engels July 7 7:05 p.m. @RR
Athletic Trainer......................................................John Gregorich Aug. 20 7:05 p.m. @RR
Strength and Conditioning Coach............................. Hazael Wessin Aug. 21 7:05 p.m. @RR
Stadium Information Aug. 22 6:05 p.m. @RR

Stadium Name.........................................................Dell Diamond Aug. 23 6:05 p.m. @RR
Capacity..........................................................................12,000 Aug. 28 7:05 p.m. @OKC
Year Opened.......................................................................2000
Playing Surface.......................................................Natural Grass Aug. 29 7:05 p.m. @OKC
Dimensions..............................................LF-335; CF-400; RF-325 Aug. 30 6:05 p.m. @OKC

2019 Record................................84-56 (1st, American Southern) OKC (6) vs. RR (10)
Defeated IOW in PCL Semifinal Series, 3-2 May 1 L, 12-5 (7) @OKC
Lost to SAC in PCL Championship Series, 3-0
GM 2 L, 9-3 (7) @OKC
2019 Attendance.................................................. 597,928 (2nd)
8,542 average (3rd) May 2 L, 10-4 (10) @OKC
May 11 L, 3-2 @RR
OKC vs. Express All-Time Records May 12 L, 4-2 @RR
Overall:............................... 130-108
May 13 L, 5-2 @RR
@OKC:............................... 63-56
@RR:.................................. 67-52 May 14 W, 15-6 @RR
July 4 W, 13-7 @OKC
July 5 W, 1-0 (7) @OKC
2020 Astros Top 10 Prospects GM 2 W, 4-3 (7) @OKC
(Baseball America)
1. Forrest Whitley, RHP July 6 W, 7-3 @OKC
2. José Urquidy, RHP July 7 L, 11-2 @OKC
3. Jeremy Peña, SS Aug. 15 L, 5-3 @RR
4. Freudis Nova, SS
5. Bryan Abreu, RHP Aug. 16 L, 13-3 @RR
6. Abraham Toro, 3B Aug. 17 L, 2-0 @RR
7. Korey Lee, C
8. Cristian Javier, RHP Aug. 18 W, 14-11 @RR
9. Hunter Brown, RHP
10. Grae Kessinger, SS
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SACRAMENTO RIVER CATS
400 Ballpark Drive

West Sacramento, CA 95691
Phone: (916) 376-4722
Fax: (916) 376-4710
Website: www.rivercats.com
Email: reception@rivercats.com
Dave Brundage
Affiliation...................................... San Francisco Giants (2015)

2020 Schedule
Front Office OKC vs. SAC
Owner.......................... Sacramento River Cats Baseball Club, LLC June 17 9:05 p.m. @SAC
President...................................................................Jeff Savage June 18 9:05 p.m. @SAC
General Manager...................................................... Chip Maxson
Media and Baseball Operations Coordinator............Conner Penfold June 19 9:05 p.m. @SAC
Broadcaster......................................................... Johnny Doskow
2019 Results
Field Staff OKC (1) vs. SAC (2)
Manager............................................Dave Brundage (4th season)
Pitching Coach...................................................... Glenn Dishman June 4 W, 6-4 @OKC
Hitting Coach.......................................................... Damon Minor June 5 L, 2-1 @OKC
Fundamentals Coach............................................ Jolbert Cabrera June 6 L, 7-5 @OKC
Bullpen Catcher............................................................ CJ Picerni
Athletic Trainers.......................................David Getsoff, Hiro Sato
Strength and Conditioning Coach................................... Andy King
Stadium Information
Stadium Name................................................. Sutter Health Park
Capacity..........................................................................14,014
Year Opened.......................................................................2000
Team Information
2019 Record.................................... 73-67 (1st, Pacific Northern)
Defeated LV in PCL Semifinal Series, 3-2
Defeated RR in PCL Championship Series, 3-0
Defeated COL in Triple-A National Championship, 4-0
7,849 average (5th)
OKC vs. River Cats All-Time Records

Overall:............................... 40-45
@OKC:............................... 19-23
@SAC:................................ 21-22
2020 Giants Top 10 Prospects

(Baseball America)
1. Marco Luciano, SS
2. Joey Bart, C
3. Heliot Ramos, OF
4. Hunter Bishop, OF
5. Alexander Canario, OF
6. Luis Toribio, 3B
7. Seth Corry, LHP
8. Luis Matos, OF
9. Sean Hjelle, RHP
10. Mauricio Dubón, 2B/SS
SALT LAKE BEES
77 West 1300 South

Salt Lake City, UT 84115
Phone: (801) 350-6900
Fax: (801) 485-6818
Website: www.slbees.com
Email: info@slbees.com
Lou Marson
Affiliation.................................... Los Angeles Angels (2001) 2020 Schedule

OKC vs. SL
Front Office July 28 7:05 p.m. @OKC
Owner............................................... Larry H. Miller Baseball, Inc.
President/General Manager..................................... Marc Amicone July 29 7:05 p.m. @OKC
Senior Vice President of Communications......................Frank Zang July 30 7:05 p.m. @OKC
Communications Manager....................................... Kraig Williams
Director of Broadcasting........................................... Steve Klauke 2019 Results
OKC (2) vs. SL (1)
Field Staff
Manager................................................ Lou Marson (2nd season) July 30 W, 9-3 @SL
Pitching Coach......................................................... Jairo Cuevas July 31 W, 5-3 @SL
Hitting Coach....................................................Brian Betancourth Aug. 1 L, 14-4 @SL
Defensive Coach....................................................... Ray Olmedo
Athletic Trainer.........................................................Brian Reinker
Strength and Conditioning Coach................................ Adam Smith
Stadium Information
Stadium Name.....................................................Smith’s Ballpark
Capacity..........................................................................14,511
Year Opened.......................................................................1994
Dimensions..............................................LF-345; CF-420; RF-315
Team Information
2019 Record....................................60-79 (3rd, Pacific Southern)
6,671 average (8th)
OKC vs. Bees All-Time Records

Overall:............................... 52-50
@OKC:............................... 29-22
@SL:.................................. 23-28
2020 Angels Top 10 Prospects

(Baseball America)
1. Jo Adell, OF
2. Brandon Marsh, OF
3. Jordyn Adams, OF
4. Jeremiah Jackson, SS/2B
5. Chris Rodriguez, RHP
6. Patrick Sandoval, LHP
7. José Soriano, RHP
8. Arol Vera, SS
9. Hector Yan, LHP
10. Kyren Paris, SS
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SAN ANTONIO MISSIONS
5757 US HWY 90 West

San Antonio, TX 78227
Phone: (210) 675-7275
Fax: (210) 670-0001
Website: samissions.com
Email: sainfo@samissions.com
Rick Sweet
Affiliation......................................... Milwaukee Brewers (2019) 2020 Schedule

OKC vs. SA
Front Office
Owner......................................................... Elmore Sports Group April 9 7:05 p.m. @SA
President.............................................................. Burl Yarbrough April 10 7:05 p.m. @SA
General Manager...................................................David Gasaway April 11 7:05 p.m. @SA
Director of Public Relations....................................... Mark Meyers
Director of Broadcasting............................................Mike Saeger April 12 2:05 p.m. @SA
April 13 11:05 a.m. @SA
Field Staff April 29 7:05 p.m. @OKC
Manager................................................. Rick Sweet (2nd season)
April 30 7:05 p.m. @OKC
Pitching Coach...................................................... Jim Henderson
Hitting Coach.............................................................. Al LeBoeuf May 1 7:05 p.m. @OKC
Coach....................................................................... Ned Yost IV May 2 7:05 p.m. @OKC
Athletic Trainer......................................................Lanning Tucker
May 3 2:05 p.m. @OKC
Strength and Conditioning Specialist......................Andrew Emmick
Aug. 17 7:05 p.m. @SA
Stadium Information Aug. 18 7:05 p.m. @SA
Stadium Name..........................Nelson W. Wolff Municipal Stadium Aug. 19 7:05 p.m. @SA
Capacity............................................................................9,200
Year Opened.......................................................................1994 Aug. 25 7:05 p.m. @OKC
Playing Surface.......................................................Natural Grass Aug. 26 7:05 p.m. @OKC
Dimensions (in feet)..................................LF-310; CF-402; RF-340 Aug. 27 7:05 p.m. @OKC

2019 Record............................... 80-60 (2nd, American Southern) OKC (6) vs. SA (10)
4,891 average (14th) April 4 L, 5-3 @OKC
April 5 W, 4-3 @OKC
OKC vs. Missions All-Time Records
April 6 L, 6-4 @OKC
Overall:................................. 6-10
@OKC:................................. 5-3 April 7 L, 4-1 @OKC
@SA:.................................... 1-7 April 8 W, 5-4. @OKC
April 25 L, 8-3 (7) @SA
GM 2 L, 3-0 (7) @SA
2020 Brewers Top 10 Prospects April 26 L, 4-3 @SA
(Baseball America)
April 27 L, 6-0 @SA
1. Brice Turang, SS
2. Tristen Lutz, OF April 28 W, 4-1 @SA
3. Corey Ray, OF July 19 W, 11-3 @OKC
4. Ethan Small, LHP
5. Aaron Ashby, LHP July 20 W, 9-8 @OKC
6. Mario Feliciano, C July 21 W, 12-8 @OKC
7. Antoine Kelly, LHP
Aug. 23 L, 4-2 @SA
8. Alejandro Garcia, 1B
9. Drew Rasmussen, RHP Aug. 24 L, 15-3 @SA
10. Zack Brown, RHP Aug. 25 L, 4-0 @SA

TACOMA RAINIERS
2502 South Tyler Street

Tacoma, WA 98405
Phone: (253) 752-7707
Fax: (253) 752-7135
Website: www.tacomarainiers.com
Email: rainiers@wertacoma.com
Daren Brown
Affiliation............................................. Seattle Mariners (1995)

2020 Schedule
OKC vs. TAC
Front Office
Aug. 5 9:05 p.m. @TAC
Owner..............................................The Baseball Club of Tacoma
President................................................................ Aaron Artman Aug. 6 9:05 p.m. @TAC
Director of Media Relations and Content Development......AJ Garcia Aug. 7 9:05 p.m. @TAC
Broadcaster................................................................ Mike Curto
2019 Results
Field Staff OKC (3) vs. TAC (0)
Manager............................................... Daren Brown (9th season)
Pitching Coach.................................................... Rob Marcello Jr. Aug. 7 W, 7-4 @OKC
Hitting Coach..............................................................Roy Howell Aug. 8 W, 7-3 @OKC
Bullpen Catcher............................................... Alexander Capriata
Athletic Trainers................................Tom Newberg, Josh DiLoreto Aug. 9 W, 9-2 @OKC
Performance Specialist......................................... Derek Mendoza
Stadium Information
Stadium Name.................................................... Cheney Stadium
Capacity............................................................................6,500
Year Opened............................................1960 (Renovated 2011)
Team Information
2019 Record.................................... 61-78 (4th, Pacific Northern)
2019 Attendance................................................. 347,378 (11th)
OKC vs. Rainiers All-Time Records

Overall:............................... 51-50
@OKC:............................... 32-19
@TAC:................................ 19-31
2020 Mariners Top 10 Prospects

(Baseball America)
1. Julio Rodríguez, OF
2. Jarred Kelenic, OF
3. Evan White, 1B
4. Logan Gilbert, RHP
5. George Kirby, RHP
6. Noelvi Marte, SS
7. Justus Sheffield, LHP
8. Justin Dunn, RHP
9. Brandon Williamson, LHP
10. Kyle Lewis, OF
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WICHITA WIND SURGE
300 South Sycamore Street

Wichita, KS 67213
Phone: (316) 390-7719
Website: www.windsurge.com
Keith Johnson
Affiliation................................................. Miami Marlins (2020) 2020 Schedule

OKC vs. WCH
Front Office May 8 7:05 p.m. @OKC
Owner.............................................................Lou Scwechheimer
President...................................................................... Jay Miller May 9 6:05 p.m. @OKC
Senior Vice President/General Manager......................Jared Forma May 10 2:05 p.m. @OKC
Director of Broadcasting and Team Travel.................... Tim Grubbs May 11 11:05 a.m. @OKC
May 16 6:05 p.m. @WCH
Field Staff
May 17 1:05 p.m. @WCH
Manager..............................................Keith Johnson (1st season)
Pitching Coach....................................................... Jeremy Powell May 18 7:05 p.m. @WCH
Hitting Coach........................................................ Justin Mashore May 19 1:05 p.m. @WCH
Defensive Coach....................................................... Danny Black
Bullpen Coach.............................................Esmerling De La Rosa
Athletic Trainer........................................................... Greg Harrel July 1 7:05 p.m. @OKC
Strength and Conditioning Coach........................... Robert Reichert July 2 7:05 p.m. @OKC
Stadium Information
Stadium Name................................................. Riverfront Stadium Sept. 4 7:05 p.m. @WCH
Capacity..........................................................................10,050 Sept. 5 6:05 p.m. @WCH
Year Opened.......................................................................2020 Sept. 6 1:05 p.m. @WCH
Dimensions (in feet)..................................LF-325; CF-400; RF-325 Sept. 7 1:05 p.m. @WCH
2019 Results
Team Information
OKC (6) vs. NO* (10)
2019 Record........................................................................ N/A
2019 Attendance.................................................................. N/A May 3 L, 10-2 @NO
May 4 W, 8-7 (10) @NO
May 5 W, 11-9 (11) @NO
OKC vs. Wind Surge All-Time Records May 6 L, 4-0 @NO
Overall:............................... 0-0
@OKC:............................... 0-0 May 21 W, 6-5 @NO
@WCH:............................... 0-0 May 22 L, 9-1 @NO
May 23 L, 12-4 @NO
May 24 L, 4-1 @NO
2020 Marlins Top 10 Prospects June 25 W, 8-5 @OKC

(Baseball America) June 26 L, 3-1 @OKC
1. Sixto Sánchez, RHP June 27 W, 6-5 @OKC
2. J.J. Bleday, OF
3. Jesús Sánchez, OF June 28 L, 9-7 @OKC
4. Edward Cabrera, RHP Aug. 30 L, 6-1 @OKC
5. Jazz Chisholm, SS
6. Monte Harrison, OF Aug. 31 L, 3-0 @OKC
7. Lewin Díaz, 1B Sept. 1 W, 11-5 @OKC
8. Braxton Garrett, LHP Sept. 2 L, 10-1 @OKC
9. Trevor Rogers, LHP
*franchise relocated from New
10. Connor Scott, OF Orleans to Wichita for 2020

Los Angeles Dodgers
Organization
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LOS ANGELES DODGERS STAFF/TOP PROSPECTS
Executive Office
Chairman and Owner................................................................................................ Mark R. Walter
Owner.........................................................................................................Earvin “Magic” Johnson
Owner.........................................................................................................................Todd Boehly
Owner.................................................................................................Robert “Bobby” L. Patton, Jr.
Owner......................................................................................................................... Peter Guber
Owner......................................................................................................................Billy Jean King
Owner........................................................................................................................... Ilana Kloss
Owner............................................................................................................... Robert L. Plummer
Owner.................................................................................................................... Alan Smolinisky
President and CEO....................................................................................................... Stan Kasten
Baseball Operations/Scouting
President, Baseball Operations.............................................................................. Andrew Friedman
Senior Vice President, Baseball Operations....................................................................Josh Byrnes
Vice President and Assistant General Manager.......................................................... Brandon Gomes
Vice President and Assistant General Manager...............................................................Jeff Kingston
Vice President, Amateur and International Scouting......................................................... David Finley
Vice President, Amateur Scouting.............................................................................. Billy Gasparino
Vice President, International Scouting.............................................................................Ismael Cruz
Vice President, Player Personnel..................................................................................... Galen Carr
Dodgers Player Development

Director, Player Development........................................................................................ Will Rhymes
Assistant Director, Player Development........................................................................ Matt McGrath
Assistant Director, Minor League Operations.............................................................. Joe Harrington
Field Coordinator............................................................................................... Clayton McCullough
Assistant Field Coordinator...........................................................................................Shaun Larkin
Special Assistants, Pitching Department..........................Charlie Hough; Jamey Wright; Brandon Erbe
Pitching Coordinators............................................................................. Don Alexander; Gabe Ribas
Hitting Coordinator...................................................................................................Chris Antariksa
Managers Coordinator................................................................................................ Bill Haselman
Catching Coordinators...........................................................................Ryan Sienko, Chris Gimenez
Coordinator, Pitching Analytics....................................................................................... Brent Minta
Coordinator, Hitting Analytics.........................................................................................Lou Iannotti
Major League Field Staff

Manager....................................................................................................................Dave Roberts
Hitting Coaches.............................................................................. Brant Brown; Robert Van Scoyoc
Pitching Coach............................................................................................................... Mark Prior
Bench Coach................................................................................................................. Bob Geren
First Base Coach................................................................................................... George Lombard
Third Base Coach.............................................................................................................Dino Ebel
Bullpen Coach................................................................................................................. Josh Bard
Game Planning and Communications Coach............................................................. Danny Lehmann
Assistant Hitting Coach................................................................................................. Aaron Bates
Assistant Pitching Coach..................................................................................... Connor McGuiness
Bullpen Catchers...............................................................................Steve Cilladi; Jonathan Langley
Baseball America 2020 Top 10 2020 Dodgers Minor League

Los Angeles Dodgers Prospects: System Rankings:
1. Gavin Lux, SS/2B Baseball America — Third
2. Dustin May, RHP MLB Pipeline — Third
3. Brusdar Graterol, RHP MiLB.com — Third
4. Keibert Ruiz, C Bleacher Report — Fifth
5. Tony Gonsolin, RHP
6. Josiah Gray, RHP
7. Diego Cartaya, C
8. Kody Hoese, 3B
9. Michael Busch, 2B/1B
10. Luis Rodriguez, OF

OTHER LOS ANGELES DODGERS AFFILIATES
Tulsa Drillers - Double-A - Texas League

ONEOK Field President/General Manager: Mike Melega
201 N. Elgin Ave. Manager: Scott Hennessey
Tulsa, OK 74120 Pitching Coach: Dave Borkowski
(918) 744-5998 Hitting Coach: Brett Pill
Affiliate since: 2015
Coach: Jeremy Rodriguez
2019 record: 78-61
Rancho Cucamonga Quakes - High-A - California League

LoanMart Field President: Brent Miles
8408 Rochester Ave. VP/General Manager: Grant Riddle
Rancho Cucamonga, CA 91730 Manager: Austin Chubb
(909) 481-5000 Pitching Coach: Ryan Dennick
Affiliate since: 2011 Hitting Coach: Dustin Kelly
2019 record: 81-57 Coach: Jason Bourgeios
Great Lakes Loons - Low-A - Midwest League

Dow Diamond President/General Manager: Brad Tammen
825 E. Main St. Manager: John Shoemaker
Midland, MI 48640 Pitching Coach: Stephanos Stroop
(989) 837-2255 Hitting Coach: Seth Connor
Affiliate since: 2007 Coach: Elian Herrera
2019 record: 81-55
Ogden Raptors - Rookie Advanced - Pioneer League

Lindquist Field President/General Manager: Dave Baggott
2330 Lincoln Ave. Manager: Anthony Cappuccilli
Ogden, UT 84401 Pitching Coach: Dean Stiles
(801) 393-2400 Hitting Coach: Dylan Nasiatka
Coach: Johan Garcia
Affiliate since: 2003
2019 record: 54-22
AZL Dodgers - Arizona League - Rookie

Camelback Ranch Managers: Jair Fernandez/Danny Dorn
10712 W. Camelback Rd. Pitching Coaches: Rob Ellis/Ramon Troncoso
Glendale, AZ 85037 Hitting Coaches: Jarek Cunningham/Keith
(623) 302-5000 Beauregard/David Popkins
Coaches: Chris Gutierrez/Pedro Montero
2019 records: 33-22 (Mota)/27-29 (Lasorda)
DSL Dodgers - Dominican Summer League - Rookie

Campo Las Palmas Managers: Cordell Hipolito/Fumi Ishibashi
Carretera de Guerra, Pitching Coaches: Andres Urbina/Roberto Giron/
KM 23 1/2 Hector Rodriguez
Santo Domingo, DR Hitting Coaches: Johermyn Chaves/Brady Conlan/
(809) 526-5249 Sergio Mendez
Coaches: Dunior Zerpa/Leury Bonilla
2019 records: 35-34 (Shoemaker)/37-32 (Bautista)
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LOS ANGELES DODGERS MINOR LEAGUE RECORDS
LOS ANGELES DODGERS ALL-TIME MINOR LEAGUE RECORDS

Batting Records - Career Batting Records - Single Season, Cont.
Games: 1,252 - Norm Larker (1949-57) Stolen Bases: 120 - Alan Wiggins (1980, Lodi)
At-Bats: 4,571 - Norm Larker (1949-57) Walks: 184 - Ray Perry (1954, Bakersfield)
Runs: 740 - Norm Larker (1949-57)
Hits: 1,362 - Norm Larker (1949-57) Pitching Records - Career
Doubles: 271 - Norm Larker (1949-57) Games: 328 - Jose Garcia
Triples: 74 - Bert Hamric (1949-47) and Charlie Neal (1950-55) Innings: 1,837.0 - Bill Harris (1951-62)
Home Runs: 208 - Jim Gentile (1952-59) Wins: 133 - Bill Harris (1951-62)
RBI: 681 - Norm Larker (1949-57) Losses: 97 - Bill Harris (1951-62)
Stolen Bases: 304 - Wayne Kirby (1983-90) Strikeouts: 1,029 - Bill Harris (1951-62)
Batting Records - Single Season Pitching Records - Single Season

Batting Average: .436 - Fran Bonair (1957, Reno) Games: 75 - Dan Ricabal (1997, Vero Beach)
Games: 147 - Tom Paciorek (1972, Albuquerque) Games Started: 34 - Ralph Mauriello (1955, Mobile)
At-Bats: 637 - Jasper Spears (1955, St. Paul) Complete Games: 29 - Bill Harris (1952, Miami)
Runs: 162 - Tom Humber (1947, Great Falls) Wins: 26 - Larence Manier (1951, Great Falls)
Hits: 216 - Willie Davis (1960, Spokane) Losses: 18 - Jack Banta (1945, Montreal)
Doubles: 54 - Delwyn Young (2007, Las Vegas) Winning Percentage: .909 - Geoff Zahn (1972, Albuquerque);
Triples: 26 - Willie Davis (1960, Spokane) Ken Howell (1988, Albuquerque)
Home Runs: 44 - Greg Brock (1982, Albuquerque); Earned Run Average: 1.42 - John Van Cuyk (1946, Ft. Worth)
Phil Hiatt (2001, Las Vegas) Innings: 294.0 - Bill Harris (1952, Miami)
RBI: 153 - William Gabler (1951, Santa Barbara) Strikeouts: 301 - Stan Williams (1955, Newport)
Slugging Percentage: .727 - Phil Hiatt (2001, Las Vegas) Saves: 34 - Joe Jacobsen (1995, Vero Beach)
On-Base Percentage: .535 - Ray Perry (1954, Bakersfield) Shutouts: 6 - Five Pitchers Tied
BRANCH RICKEY MINOR LEAGUE PLAYER AND PITCHER OF YEAR

Year Player of the Year Pitcher of the Year
1989 Mike Huff, Albuquerque (OF) Jim Poole, Vero Beach (LHP)
1990 Henry Rodriguez, San Antonio (OF) Jamie McAndrew, Bakersfield/San Antonio (RHP)
1991 Eric Karros, Albuquerque (IF) Pedro Martinez, San Antonio/Albuquerque (RHP)
1992 Mike Piazza, San Antonio/Albuquerque (C) Todd Williams, Bakersfield/San Antonio (RHP)
1993 Billy Ashley, Albuquerque (OF) Kip Gross, Albuquerque (RHP)
1994 Billy Ashley, Albuquerque (OF) Greg Hansell, Albuquerque (RHP)
1995 Adam Riggs, San Bernardino (IF) Gary Rath, San Antonio/Albuquerque (LHP)
1996 Paul Konerko, San Antonio/Albuquerque (IF) Billy Neal, Vero Beach (RHP)
1997 Paul Konerko, Albuquerque (IF) Dennys Reyes, San Antonio/Albuquerque (LHP)
1998 Angel Peña, San Antonio (C) Luke Prokopec, San Bernardino/San Antonio (RHP)
1999 Chin-Feng Chen, San Bernardino (OF) Eric Gagné, San Antonio (RHP)
2000 Joe Thurston, San Bernardino (IF) Carlos Garcia, San Bernardino (RHP)
2001 Phil Hiatt, Las Vegas (IF) Ricardo Rodriguez, Vero Beach (LHP)
2002 Joe Thurston, Las Vegas (IF) Edwin Jackson, South Georgia (RHP)
2003 Franklin Gutierrez, Vero Beach/Jacksonville (OF) Greg Miller, Vero Beach/Jacksonville (LHP)
2004 Joel Guzman, Vero Beach/Jacksonville (OF) Chad Billingsley, Vero Beach/Jacksonville (RHP)
2005 Andy LaRoche, Vero Beach/Jacksonville (IF) Chad Billingsley, Jacksonville (RHP)
2006 James Loney, Las Vegas (IF) Mark Alexander, Jacksonville/Las Vegas (RHP)
2007 Chin-Lung Hu, Jacksonville/Las Vegas (IF) James McDonald, Inland Empire/Jacksonville (RHP)
2008 Ivan DeJesus, Jr., Jacksonville (IF) James McDonald, Jacksonville/Los Angeles (RHP)
2009 Dee Gordon, Great Lakes (IF) Scott Elbert, Chattanooga/Albuquerque/Los Angeles (LHP)
2010 Jerry Sands, Great Lakes/Chattanooga (IF/OF) Rubby De La Rosa, Great Lakes/Chattanooga (RHP)
2011 Scott Van Slyke, Chattanooga (IF/OF) Shawn Tolleson, Great Lakes/Rancho Cucamonga/Chattanooga (RHP)
2012 Joc Pederson, Rancho Cucamonga (OF) John Ely, Albuquerque (RHP)
2013 Scott Schebler, Rancho Cucamonga (OF) Zach Lee, Chattanooga (RHP)
2014 Joc Pederson, Albuquerque (OF) Julio Urias, Rancho Cucamonga (LHP)
Corey Seager, Rancho Cucamonga/Chattanooga (IF)
2015 Alex Verdugo, Great Lakes/Rancho Cucamonga (OF) Zach Lee, Oklahoma City/Los Angeles (RHP)
2016 Edwin Rios, Great Lakes/Rancho Cucamonga/Tulsa (IF) Brock Stewart, Rancho Cucamonga/Tulsa/OKC/Los Angeles (RHP)
2017 Keibert Ruiz, Great Lakes, Rancho Cucamonga (C) Walker Buehler, Rancho Cucamonga/Tulsa/OKC/Los Angeles (RHP)
2018 Gavin Lux, Rancho Cucamonga/Tulsa (IF) Tony Gonsolin, Rancho Cucamonga/Tulsa (RHP)
2019 Gavin Lux, Tulsa/Oklahoma City/Los Angeles (IF) Josiah Gray, Great Lakes/Rancho Cucamonga/Tulsa (RHP)
DODGERS PROSPECTS APPEARING IN ALL-STAR FUTURES GAME

1999: OF Chin-Feng Chen (World), RHP Luke Prokopec (World) 2009: IF Pedro Baez (World)
2000: OF Chin-Feng Chen (World), Randey Dorame (World) 2010: IF Pedro Baez (World), IF Dee Gordon (US)
2001: RHP Ricardo Rodriguez (World) 2011: OF Alfredo Silverio (World)
2002: IF Victor Diaz (World), RHP Ricardo Rodriguez (World) 2012: LHP Chris Reed (World)
2003: OF Franklin Gutierrez (World), RHP Edwin Jackson (US) 2013: OF Joc Pederson (US)
2004: IF Joel Guzman (World), C Koyie Hill (US) 2014: IF Corey Seager (US), LHP Julio Urias (World)
2005: IF Andy LaRoche (US), C Russell Martin (World) 2015: C Kyle Farmer (US), RHP Juan Gonzalez (World)
2006: IF Joel Guzman (World), IF Chin-Lung Hu (World) 2016: INF Willie Calhoun (US), RHP Jharel Cotton (World)
2007: IF: Chin-Lung Hu (World)*, LHP Clayton Kershaw (US) 2017: OF Alex Verdugo (World), RHP Yadier Alvarez (World)
2008: IF Ivan DeJesus Jr. (World) 2018: C Keibert Ruiz (World), OF Yusniel Diaz (World)
* Futures Game MVP 2019: IF Gavin Lux (US), RHP Dustin May (US)
Records, award winners and Futures Game participants courtesy of the 2020 Los Angeles Dodgers Media Guide.

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BROADCAST INFORMATION
Listen to the “Voice of the Dodgers” Alex Freedman and hear every Oklahoma City Dodgers game
broadcast live on AM 1340 The Game, 1340thegame.com or via the iHeartRadio app on your mobile
device.
Alex has been the Director of Communications and Broadcasting

for the Oklahoma City Dodgers since 2012. Earlier in
his career, he spent three seasons as the Director of
Broadcasting & Media Relations for the High Desert
Mavericks, the California League affiliate of the Seattle
Mariners.
Since coming to Oklahoma City, Alex has been named

the winner of the Oklahoma Association of Broadcasters
award for “Best Play-By-Play” two times. He has also
been recognized by Ballpark Digest for an outstanding
achievement in Minor League Baseball play-by-play.
Outside of baseball, Alex has also covered football,

basketball, hockey, softball, and volleyball at different
levels, ranging from high school to NCAA Division I.
He primarily spends his current baseball offseasons
working with the men’s and women’s basketball
programs at Mid-America Christian University and
covering other collegiate sports.
Alex is originally from St. Louis and graduated from

Northwestern University, where he majored in both
journalism and political science.
Oklahoma City Dodgers games — both home and away — can

also be viewed and streamed live online via MiLB.TV.

TRANSACTION TERMINOLOGY
Frequently occurring transactions and how they are defined*:
• Player Recalled - A player is called up by his Major League club. A player is recalled (rather than
having his contract selected) if he is already on the MLB club’s 40-man roster.
• Contract Selected - A player is called up by his Major League club. A player has his contract selected
(rather than being recalled) if he is not already on the MLB club’s 40-man roster.
• Injured List - MLB has varying injured lists based on the player’s position and injury. The 7-day
Injured List is limited to players who have endured a concussion or concussion-like symptoms.
For other injuries, position players must remain on the Injured List for a minimum of 10 days
and pitchers must remain on the Injured List for a minimum of 15 days. When a player is placed
on the Injured List, he does not count against a club’s active roster limit. When a player is placed
on the 60-day Injured List, along with having to sit out for 45 extra days, he is no longer counted
against an MLB club’s 40-man roster. The Minor Leagues have a 7-day Injured List for both
position players and pitchers.
• Assigned - A player is assigned to a new team within his organization or to his organization’s extended
Spring Training. A player is not considered “assigned” to a Major League club. It generally refers
to a player being assigned to a Minor League team, a Spring Training camp or extended Spring
Training.
• Optioned - A player is sent from his Major League club to one of its Minor League affiliates. When a
player is optioned, he remains on the MLB club’s 40-man roster. Position players must remain
with a Minor League affiliate for a minimum of 10 days after being optioned and a pitcher must
remain with a Minor League affiliate for a minimum of 15 days, unless he is recalled to replace a
member of the Major League roster who has been placed on the Injured List.
• Sent Outright (“Outrighted”) - A player is sent from his Major League club to one of its Minor League
affiliates. When a player is outrighted, he is removed from the MLB club’s 40-man roster.
• Designated for Assignment - When a MLB club designates a player for assignment, it allows the
club to open up a roster spot while it figures out what to do with the player. Most often a player
is designated for assignment so the club can open up his roster spot while it waits for him to
clear waivers. A club may also designate a player for assignment while it tries to trade him to
another club. A club’s 40-man roster must be full before a player can be DFA’d, and the player is
immediately removed from all rosters when he is designated.
• Released - An MLB club removes a player from its organization. Some players need to clear waivers
before they can be released, hence they would be designated for assignment first. Other players,
particularly those released from Minor League affiliates, need not clear waivers.
• Claimed Off Waivers - There are various situations in which a player may end up on waivers. It is
usually a precursor to the player being released, traded or reassigned to a Minor League club.
Any other team can put in a claim on a waived player within a certain time frame. If more than
one team claims the same player, the team winning the claim is determined by which claiming
team had the worst record in the same league (American or National) as the team that waived the
player and then, if no one in the same league claims him, the claiming team in the other league
with the worst record.
• Traded - A player has been traded from one Major League organization to another. Minor Leaguers
are not traded from affiliate to affiliate but rather MLB organization to MLB organization. The new
MLB organization can then assign the player to one of its affiliates.
• Restricted List - The restricted list is for players who are suspended because of failure to adhere to
the Minor League Drug Prevention and Treatment Program. It also may be used if a player
violates contact terms or fails to appear for a team or camp assignment. An example of the
latter is a foreign player who cannot join his team because of visa problems.
• Suspended - A player is suspended, usually for an on-field incident, and is not allowed to play. He still
counts against a team’s active roster limit.
• Temporarily Inactive List - If a Minor League player is away from a team for a few days because of a
personal matter, travel to an All-Star game, etc., and is not placed on the IL, he is placed on the
temporary inactive list for a minimum of three days.
• Bereavement List - A player is temporarily inactive to attend to a personal matter like a family medical
emergency or a death in the family. This can last from three to seven days.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS

OKLAHOMA CITY DODGERS TEAM INFORMATION

2020 OKC DODGERS

2019 SEASON REVIEW

OKLAHOMA CITY HISTORY AND RECORDS

PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE INFORMATION/OPPONENTS

LOS ANGELES DODGERS ORGANIZATION

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OKLAHOMA CITY DODGERS

Professional Sports Catering

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Members of the OKC

The Oklahoma City Dodgers are entering their sixth In December

The 2013 10Best Readers’ Choice Awards, presented by USA Today,

“Chickasaw Bricktown Ballpark is widely renowned as one of the top

Chickasaw Bricktown Ballpark is a hub of activity all year long.

The Phillips 66 Big 12

High school baseball is the

The ballpark hosts LifeShare WinterFest during

In addition to the new seats, a limestone-color traffic

The seat project was funded by the City of Oklahoma City,

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• A complete replacement of the 120,000-square-foot playing surface.

The new playing surface is designed to

Another major project was the replacement of the ballpark’s field

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Chickasaw Bricktown Ballpark celebrated

The ballpark originally opened April 16,

Chickasaw Bricktown Ballpark was

The 20th season celebration of Chickasaw Bricktown

Chickasaw Bricktown Ballpark stands today at the corner of Reno Avenue

Former OKC Mayor Mick Cornett: 20th Season All-Ballpark Team*

Clubhouses: The OKC Dodgers home and

DIRECTIONS TO CHICKASAW BRICKTOWN BALLPARK

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“Energetic and welcoming — OKC is a city open to all.

True to its frontier roots, Oklahoma City offers the spirit of

Discover contemporary art and Native American culture,

Get to know Oklahoma City and the state of Oklahoma:

The mission of the not-for-profit OKC Dodgers Baseball Foundation

The Foundation, formed in 2015, impacts the Oklahoma City

• Funded nine charities with cash grants totaling $60,000,

• Provided $20,000 in in-kind gifts to 151 area organizations,

For 2020, the name and mission of the Foundation’s

The program, formerly known as Family Night Out, was

Approximately $60,000 has been raised over the last two

Also new for 2020, a Nonprofit Informational Seminar, presented by TrueSky

The Foundation’s fundraising initiatives include a 50/50 Raffle during every

The “Copa de la Diversión” is the cornerstone of

MiLB’s Hispanic and Latino fan engagement initiative expands to

In addition to players and

Community initiatives will also be a key component

“Because of the partnership between the Dodgers/

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Cielo Azul translates to “Blue Sky.”

The concept started with the idea of creating a

Pitcher Fernando Valenzuela, a hero within the

The primary blue color within the logo recalls the

The OKC Dodgers Rookie League formed in 2018 in

The league consists of four baseball divisions to

“Through the Rookie League, we are directly impacting the

The OKC Dodgers Rookie League has already experienced substantial

An on-field parade for OKC Dodgers Rookie League participants and

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