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MEDIA NOTES Melbourne Aces MELBOURNE ACES (11-5) Vs @MelbourneAces @MelbourneAces MEDIA NOTES Melbourne Aces MELBOURNE ACES (11-5) vs. brisbane bandits (4-10) 7pm, 7pm, 1pm, 7pm AET ♦ 22nd - 25th January 2021 ♦ Melbourne Ballpark ♦ Melbourne, Victoria WATCH: FOX SPORTS 507 ♦ Kayo Sports ♦ Melbourne Aces Facebook ♦ Melbourne Aces YouTube ♦ theABL.com.au Home Record: 7-1 ♦ Road Record: 4-4 PROBABLE PITCHERS ACES HITTING LEADERS QUICK FACTS January 14 – 7:00 p.m. AET GAMES ......................................................4 Tied (16) Founded ..................................................................................2010 Aces: LHP Brian Flynn (4 G, 3 GS: 2-0, 0.89 ERA, 20.1 IP, 20 K) AT-BATS ........................................ Darryl George (66) Colors ......................Midnight Navy, Aces Red, Blue-Grey and White Bandits: LHP Travis Blackley (2 GS: 0-1, 5.79 ERA, 9.1 IP, 10 K) RUNS ........................................George & Ngoepe (11) League ...........................Australian Baseball League (11th Season) January 15 – 7:00 p.m. AET HITS ............................................George & Young (23) Ownership .............................Brett and Shaun Ralph (2nd Season) Aces: LHP Gunnar Kines (5 GS: 2-0, 3.75 ERA, 24.0 IP, 18 K) TOTAL BASES ............................... Darryl George (35) General Manager ...................................Justin Huber (6th Season) Bandits: RHP Matt Hardy (3 G, 2 GS: 0-2, 6.75 ERA, 6.2 IP, 8 K) Home Ballpark (Capacity) ..................Melbourne Ballpark (3,900) January 16 – 7:00 p.m. AET DOUBLES .....................................George & Young (7) Aces: RHP Tyler Beardsley (4 GS: 1-2, 3.15 ERA, 14.0 IP, 11 K) TRIPLES ......................................... Darryl George (1) Dimensions ............LF- 300, LCF- 345, CF- 370, RCF- 345, RF- 300 Bandits: RHP Michele Vassalotti (3G, 2 GS: 0-0, 0.00 ERA, 7.1 IP, 10 K) HOME RUNS ................................Damek Tomscha (5) January 17 – 1:00 p.m. AET RUNS BATTED IN ........................Delmon Young (13) 2020/21 ABL STANDINGS Aces: RHP Jack Enciondo (3 G, 0 GS: 1-0, 4.15 ERA, 8.2 IP, 6 K) WALKS .............................................. Gift Ngoepe (6) TEAM W-L PCT GB STRK L-10 Bandits: RHP Tim Atherton (2 GS: 0-2, 5.23 ERA, 10.1 IP, 19 K) STRIKEOUTS ................................... Kyle Perkins (17) Melbourne Aces 11-5 .688 - W5 7-3 Adelaide Giants 9-5 .643 1.0 W1 6-4 STOLEN BASES .................................. Gift Ngoepe (4) Perth Heat 7-6 .538 2.5 W2 5-5 SCOUTING REPORT AVG...........................................Delmon Young (.434) Sydney Blue Sox 1-1 .500 3.0 L1 1-1 MELBOURNE BRISBANE MELBOURNE BRISBANE OBP ..........................................Delmon Young (.466) Canberra Cavalry 4-9 .308 5.5 L5 3-7 Brisbane Bandits 4-10 .286 6.0 L3 3-7 .277 (2nd) AVG .205 (5th) 3.50 (2nd) ERA 4.92 (2nd) SLG .........................................Damek Tomscha (.607) 67 (1st) R 37 (5th) 1.18 (2nd) WHIP 1.27 (T-3rd) OPS ...........................................Delmon Young (.994) ACES VS. THE ABL 135 (1st) H 76 (5th) .210 (3rd) AVG .243 (4th) ACES PITCHING LEADERS 13 (1st) HR 8 (4th) 131.0 (1st) IP 97.0 (4th) vs. Canberra: 9-4 vs. Sydney: 1-1 WINS .............................................................4 Tied (2) 45 (1st) BB 37 (4th) 10 (6th) HR 13 (6th) vs. Perth: 1-0 vs. Adelaide: 0-0 LOSSES ...................................Beardsley & McGrath (2) 105 (4th) K 99 (2nd) 53 (T-5th) BB 32 (3rd) vs. Brisbane: 0-0 ERA ..................................................Brian Flynn (0.89) 10 (2nd) SB 8 (3rd) 144 (1st) K 117 (2nd) WHIP ...............................................Brian Flynn (0.84) AFFILIATED ACES MELBOURNE VS. BRISBANE (SINCE 2010) AVG..................................................Brian Flynn (.181) GAMES ...............................................Jon Kennedy (7) 2020/21 in Melbourne ................................................................................0-0 STARTS ..............................................Gunnar Kines (5) Drew Anderson – Right-Handed Pitcher 2020/21 in Brisbane ....................................................................................0-0 COMPLETE GAMES ........................Tyler Beardsley (1) ALL-TIME Record .............................................................................39-42 (.481) SHUTOUTS ..........................................................None Chris Burke – Catcher ALL-TIME in Melbourne .................................................................23-17 (.575) GAMES FINISHED ..........................Drew Anderson (6) ALL-TIME in Brisbane .....................................................................16-25 (.390) HOLDS ..............................................Luke Leftwich (2) Jarryd Dale – Infielder DATE H/R SCORE WIN LOSS SAVE SAVES .............................................Drew Anderson (4) Mitch Ellis – Right-Handed Pitcher 22 January H INNINGS.......................................Gunnar Kines (24.0) 23 January H HITS .................................................Gunnar Kines (19) Cameron Gibbens – Right-Handed Pitcher 24 January H RUNS ...............................................Gunnar Kines (10) 25 January H EARNED RUNS ................................Gunnar Kines (10) Luke Leftwich – Right-Handed Pitcher HOME RUNS ......................................Gunnar Kines (4) LAST SERIES (14 JAN – 17 JAN VS CANBERRA) HIT BATTERS ..................................... Dan McGrath (3) Josh Tols – Left-Handed Pitcher WALKS ............................................Gunnar Kines (11) DATE SCORE WIN LOSS SAVE Colin Willis – Outfielder STRIKEOUTS ......................................Brian Flynn (20) 14 Jan. W, 9-7 Flynn, B (2-0) Godbold, H (0-1) Anderson, D (3) 15 Jan. W, 4-3 Kines, G (2-0) Boyce, J (0-3) Anderson, D (4) HAT AND JERSEY RECORDS 16 Jan. W, 2-0 Beardsley, T (1-2) Morimando, S (1-1) Kennedy, J (2) 17 Jan. W, 3-1 (8) Enciondo, J (1-0) Gailey, F (1-1) Tols, J (1) WHITE: 7-1 RED: 4-4 NAVY: 10-4 NAVY/RED: 1-1 At Home: 7-1 At Home: 0-0 At Home: 7-1 At Home: 0-0 On Road: 0-0 On Road: 4-4 On Road: 3-3 On Road: 1-1 TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY MONDAY THIS WEEK IN 1/19 1/20 1/21 1/22 1/23 1/24 1/25 BRISBANE BRISBANE BRISBANE BRISBANE ACES BASEBALL 7:00 P.m. 7:00 P.m. 1:00 P.m. 7:00 P.m. PAGE 2 TRANSACTIONS NUMERICAL QUICK ROSTER # PLAYER POS B/T # Date Player Transaction 1 Blake Gailen OF L/L 1 Dec-23 RHP Scott Mitchinson removed from active roster 2 Jarryd Dale INF R/R 2 Dec-30 RHP Scott Mitchinson added to active roster 3 Mitch Ellis RHP S/R 7 Reece Longstaff (Reserve) OF R/R 3 Dec-30 OF Charlie Collins removed from active roster 9 Kyle Perkins C/OF R/R 4 Dec-30 INF Gift Ngoepe added to active roster 12 Colin Willis OF L/R 13 Chris Burke C L/R 5 Jan-6 RHP Scott Mitchinson removed from active roster 14 Darryl George INF R/R 6 Jan-6 RHP Sam Gibbons added to active roster 16 Luke Leftwich RHP R/R 17 Jared Cruz INF/OF R/R 7 Jan-6 OF Colin Willis removed from active roster 18 Drew Anderson RHP R/R 8 Jan-6 OF Reece Longstaff added to active roster 19 Jack Barrie INF R/R 9 Jan-13 OF Reece Longstaff removed from active roster 21 Josh Tols LHP L/L 22 Jake Romanski C/INF/OF R/R 10 Jan-13 RHP Sam Gibbons moved from active roster to reserves 25 Gift Ngoepe INF R/R 11 Jan-13 INF Jack Barrie added to active roster 27 Ryan Dale (Reserve) INF R/R 28 Damek Tomscha INF R/R 12 Jan-13 RHP Scott Mitchinson added to active roster 29 Gunnar Kines LHP L/L 13 Jan-21 INF Ryan Dale moved from active roster to reserves 31 Brian Flynn LHP L/L 14 Jan-21 OF Colin Willis added to active roster 32 Tyler Beardsley RHP R/R 33 Sam Gibbons RHP L/R 15 Jan-22 LHP Dan McGrath removed from active roster 34 Sam Street (Reserve) RHP R/R 16 Jan-23 RHP Sam Gibbons added to active roster 35 Scott Mitchinson RHP R/R 38 Jack Enciondo RHP R/R 40 Jon Kennedy LHP L/L 45 Cameron Gibbens RHP L/R 55 Delmon Young DH R/R ALPHABETICAL QUICK ROSTER # PLAYER POS B/T 18 Drew Anderson RHP R/R 19 Jack Barrie INF R/R 32 Tyler Beardsley RHP R/R 13 Chris Burke C L/R 17 Jared Cruz INF/OF R/R 2 Jarryd Dale INF R/R 27 Ryan Dale (Reserve) INF R/R 3 Mitch Ellis RHP S/R 38 Jack Enciondo RHP R/R 31 Brian Flynn LHP L/L 1 Blake Gailen OF L/L 14 Darryl George INF R/R 45 Cameron Gibbens RHP L/R 33 Sam Gibbons RHP L/R 40 Jon Kennedy LHP L/L 29 Gunnar Kines LHP L/L 16 Luke Leftwich RHP R/R 7 Reece Longstaff (Reserve) OF R/R 35 Scott Mitchinson RHP R/R 25 Gift Ngoepe INF R/R 9 Kyle Perkins C/INF/OF R/R 22 Jake Romanski C/INF/OF R/R 34 Sam Street (Reserve) RHP R/R 21 Josh Tols LHP L/L 28 Damek Tomscha INF R/R 12 Colin Willis OF L/R 55 Delmon Young DH R/R BATTING Lefties ....................................................................................................................................3 Righties ..............................................................................................................................11 PITCHING ACES IN-SEASON BIRTHDAYS Lefties ....................................................................................................................................4 DECEMBER JANUARY FEBRUARY Righties .................................................................................................................................9 2 – Peter Moylan (42) 12 – Charlie Collins (18) 1 – Allan de San Miguel (33) 22 – Jake Romanski (30) 26 – Jack Enciondo (24) 28 – Scott Mitchinson (36) PAGE 3 # PITCHERS (12) B/T HT. WT. BORN (Age) NATIONALITY 18 Anderson, Drew R/R 191 91 22 March 1994 (26) United States 32 Beardsley, Tyler R/R 193 97 17 May 1994 (26) United States 3 Ellis, Mitch S/R 185 86 22 August 1995 (25) Australia 38 Enciondo, Jack R/R 184 95 26 January 1997 (23) Australia 31 Flynn, Brian L/L 203 111 19 April 1990 (30) United States 45 Gibbens, Cameron L/R 203 86 4 July 1995 (25) Australia 33 Gibbons, Sam L/R 194 97 12 December 1993 (27) Australia 40 Kennedy, Jon L/L 203 111 20 September 1994 (26) Australia 29 Kines, Gunnar L/L 193 106 25 July 1993 (27) United States 16 Leftwich, Luke L/R 190 106 9 June 1994 (26) United States 35 Mitchinson, Scott R/R 188 89 28 December 1984 (36) Australia 21 Tols, Josh L/L 170 85 6 October 1989 (31) Australia # CATCHERS (3) B/T HT.
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