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Mesa Solar Sox Organizational Affiliations: Braves, Cubs, Marlins, Phillies, Tigers Home Games: Hohokam Park, Mesa Mesa Solar Sox Organizational Affiliations: Braves, Cubs, Marlins, Phillies, Tigers Home Games: Hohokam Park, Mesa Manager: Rocket Wheeler (ATL) As of September 30, 2008 Pitching Coach: Ray Burris (DET) Coach: Ryne Sandberg (CHC) Trainers: Chris Mudd (PHI) Cesar Roman (FLA) Pitchers Team B T Ht. Wt. DOB Birthplace 2008 Club Justin Berg CHC R R 6-5 216 06/07/84 Antigo, WI Iowa (AAA) Tyson Brummett PHI R R 6-0 150 08/15/84 Los Angeles, CA Rading (AA) Andrew Carpenter PHI R R 6-3 230 05/18/85 Fairfield, CA Reading (AA) Rudy Darrow DET R R 5-10 180 02/11/84 Stillwater, OK Erie (A) Todd Doolittle FLA R R 5-10 175 11/01/82 Meridian, MS Carolina (AA) Sergio Escalona PHI L L 6-0 178 08/03/84 El Tocuyo, VZ Reading (AA) Casey Fien DET R R 6-2 195 10/21/83 Santa Rosa, CA Toledo (AAA) Tommy Hanson ATL R R 6-6 220 08/28/86 Tulsa, OK Mississippi (AA) Deunte Heath ATL R R 6-4 215 08/28/85 Atlanta, GA Mississippi (AA) Stephen Marek ATL R R 6-2 200 09/03/83 Houston, TX Mississippi (AA) Luis Marte DET R R 5-11 170 08/26/86 San Cristobal, DR Erie (A) Kris Medlen ATL S R 5-10 185 10/07/85 Artesia, CA Mississippi (AA) Patrick Overholt PHI R R 6-0 190 02/08/84 Salt Lake City, UT Reading (AA) Rocky Roquet CHC R R 6-2 210 11/06/82 San Luis Obispo, CA Tennessee (AA) Zach Simons DET L R 6-2 187 05/23/85 Glenns Ferry, ID Lakeland (A) Aaron Thompson FLA L L 6-3 195 02/28/87 Santa Fe, NM Carolina (AA) Donald Veal CHC L L 6-4 231 09/18/84 Jackson, MS Tennessee (AA) Sean West FLA L L 6-8 240 06/15/86 Houston, TX Jupiter (A) Tim Wood FLA R R 6-1 185 11/16/82 Tucson, AZ Carolina (AA) Catchers Team B T Ht. Wt. DOB Birthplace 2008 Club Steve Clevenger* CHC L R 6-0 192 04/05/86 Baltimore, MD Daytona (A) Tyler Flowers ATL R R 6-4 245 01/24/86 Roswell, GA Myrtle Beach (A) Lou Marson PHI R R 6-1 195 06/26/86 Scottsdale, AZ Reading (AA) Infielders Team B T Ht. Wt. DOB Birthplace 2008 Club Darwin Barney CHC R R 5-10 175 11/08/85 Portland, OR Daytona (A) Jason Donald PHI R R 6-1 195 09/04/84 Fresno, CA Reading (AA) Jeff Larish DET L R 6-2 200 10/11/82 Iowa City, IA Toledo (AAA) Logan Morrison FLA L L 6-2 215 08/25/87 Kansas City, MO Jupiter (A) Van Pope ATL R R 6-0 210 02/26/84 Jackson, MS Mississippi (AA) Will Rhymes DET L R 5-9 155 04/01/83 Houston, TX Toledo (AAA) Nate Spears CHC L R 5-11 174 05/03/85 Fort Myers, FL Tennessee (AA) Outfielders Team B T Ht. Wt. DOB Birthplace 2008 Club Quintin Berry* PHI L L 6-0 170 11/21/84 San Diego, CA Clearwater (A) Tyler Colvin CHC L L 6-3 190 09/05/85 Augusta, FA Tennessee (AA) Scott Cousins FLA L L 6-2 190 01/22/85 Sparks, NV Carolina (AA) Brandon Jones ATL L R 6-1 210 12/10/83 Panama City, FL Atlanta (MLB) John Raynor FLA R R 6-2 185 01/04/84 Memphis, TN Carolina (AA) Jeremy Slayden PHI L R 6-0 185 07/28/82 Paducah, KY Reading (AA) Casper Wells DET R R 6-2 210 11/23/84 Grand Rapids, MI Erie (AA) *Denotes “Taxi Squad” activated only on Wednesdays and Saturdays. Peoria Javelinas Organizational Affiliations: Brewers, Rays, Reds, Mariners, Yankees Home Games: Peoria Sports Complex Manager: Darren Brown (SEA) As of September 29, 2008 Pitching Coach: Ted Power (CIN) Scott Aldred (NYY) Coach: Ozzie Timmons (TB) Trainers: Tommy Craig (MIL) Tim Lentyck (NYY) Pitchers Team B T Ht. Wt. DOB Birthplace 2008 Club Omar Aguilar MIL R R 5-11 236 03/31/85 Merced, CA Huntsville (AA) Carlos Fisher CIN R R 6-4 220 02/22/83 West Covina, CA Louisville (AAA) Doug Fister SEA L R 6-8 200 02/04/84 Merced, CA West Tennessee (AA) Gaby Hernandez SEA R R 6-3 215 05/21/86 Miami, FL West Tennessee (AA) Philip Hughes NYY R R 6-5 220 06/24/86 Mission Viejo, CA Scranton (AAA) Jeremy Jeffress MIL R R 6-0 190 09/21/87 South Boston, VA Huntsville (AA) Steve Kahn SEA L R 6-3 220 12/14/83 Fullerton, CA West Tennessee (AA) Robert Manuel CIN R R 6-3 190 07/09/83 Houston, TX Chattanooga (AA) Jeff Marquez NYY R R 6-2 175 08/10/84 Vacaville, CA Trenton (AA) Chris Mason TB R R 6-1 190 07/01/84 Gastonia, NC Durham (AAA) Alex Periard MIL L R 6-1 205 06/15/87 Montreal, CN Huntsville (AA) Ryan Reid TB R R 6-0 210 04/24/85 Portland, ME Montgomery (AA) Humberto Sanchez NYY R R 6-5 230 05/28/83 Santo Domingo, DR Trenton (AA) Wade Townsend TB R R 6-4 230 02/22/83 Austin, TX Montgomery (AA) Pedro Viola CIN R L 6-1 185 06/29/83 San Juan de la Maguna, DR Chattanooga (AA) Sean Watson CIN R R 6-2 215 07/24/85 Miami, FL Chattanooga (AA) David Welch MIL R L 6-4 215 06/02/83 Sydney, AU Huntsville (AA) Kevin Whelan NYY R R 6-0 200 01/08/84 Kerrville, TX Trenton (AA) Mike Wlodarczyk TB L L 6-5 230 12/02/82 Marlton, NJ Vero Beach (A) Joe Woerman SEA R R 6-3 200 12/12/82 Edmonds, WA West Tennessee (AA) Brae Wright* MIL L L 6-4 205 11/01/83 Laurel, MS Huntsville (AA) Catchers Team B T Ht. Wt. DOB Birthplace 2008 Club Rob Johnson SEA R R 6-1 200 07/22/83 Anaconda, MT Tacoma (AAA) Lou Palmisano* MIL R R 6-0 198 09/16/82 Utica, NY Brevard County (A) Angel Salome MIL R R 5-7 200 06/08/86 Santo Domingo, DR Huntsville (AA) Matt Spring TB R R 6-2 215 11/07/84 Phoenix, AZ Montgomery (AA) Infielders Team B T Ht. Wt. DOB Birthplace 2008 Club Sean Henry* CIN R R 5-10 154 08/18/85 San Francisco, CA Chattanooga (AA) Rhyne Hughes TB L L 6-2 175 09/09/83 Picayune, MS Montgomery (AA) Juan Miranda NYY L L 6-0 220 04/25/83 Consolacion del Sur, Cuba Scranton (AAA) Kevin Russo NYY R R 5-11 190 07/08/84 West Babylon, NY Trenton (AA) Carlos Triunfel SEA R R 5-11 175 02/27/90 Santiago, DR High Desert (A) Justin Turner CIN R R 5-11 180 11/23/84 Long Beach, CA Chattanooga (AA) Chris Valaika CIN R R 6-1 180 08/13/85 Santa Monica, CA Chattanooga (AA) Outfielders Team B T Ht. Wt. DOB Birthplace 2008 Club J.T. Hall TB L R 6-3 225 05/19/84 Port Gibson, MS Montgomery (AA) Greg Halman SEA R R 6-4 192 08/26/87 Haarlem, NL West Tennessee (AA) Austin Jackson NYY R R 6-1 185 02/01/87 Denton, TX Trenton (AA) Drew Stubbs CIN R R 6-4 200 10/04/84 Texarkana, TX Louisville (AAA) TBA MIL *Denotes “Taxi Squad” activated only on Wednesdays and Saturdays. Peoria Saguaros Organizational Affiliations: Cardinals, Mets, Nationals, Padres, White Sox Home Games: Peoria Stadium Manager: Ron Warner (STL) As of September 30, 2008 Pitching Coach: Wally Whitehurst (SD) Kirk Champion (CWS) Coach: Rick Eckstein (WAS) Jack Voigt (NYM) Trainers: Joe Golia (NYM) Scott Johnson (CWS) Pitchers Team B T Ht. Wt. DOB Birthplace 2008 Club Greg Burke SD R R 6-4 204 09/21/82 Bellmawr, NJ San Antonio (AA) Adam Carr WAS R R 6-1 185 04/01/84 Felton, CA Harrisburg (AA) Cesar Carrillo SDP R R 6-3 177 04/29/84 Chicago, IL Lake Elsinore (A) Ross Detwiler WAS R L 6-5 185 03/06/86 St. Louis, MO Potomac (A) Mike Ekstrom SD R R 6-0 185 08/30/83 Portland, OR San Antonio (AA) Justin Fiske STL L L 5-11 185 09/03/84 Columbus, GA Springfield (AA) Brad Furnish STL S L 6-1 185 01/19/85 Wichita Falls, TX Springfield (AA) Lucas Harrell CWS S R 6-2 200 06/03/85 Springfield, MO Birmingham (AA) Eddie Kunz NYM R R 6-5 250 04/08/86 Portland, OR New Orleans (AAA) Wilton Lopez SDP R R 6-0 160 07/19/83 Leon, Nicaragua Lake Elsinore (A) Tyler Norrick STL L L 6-3 210 09/17/83 Festus, MO Springfield (AA) Adam Ottavino STL R R 6-5 215 11/22/85 New York, NY Springfield (AA) Bobby Parnell NYM R R 6-3 180 09/08/84 Salisbury, NC New Orleans (AAA) Aaron Poreda CWS L L 6-6 240 10/01/86 Walnut Creek, CA Birmingham (AA) Derek Rodriguez CWS R R 5-10 190 05/17/83 Apple Valley, CA Charlotte (AAA) Tobi Stoner NYM S R 6-2 190 12/03/84 Landstuhl, GR Binghampton (AA) Carlos Torres CWS R R 6-2 180 08/22/82 Santa Cruz, CA Birmingham (AA) Cory Van Allen WAS L L 6-3 180 12/24/84 Bakersfield, CA Harrisburg (AA) Jason Vargas NYM L L 6-0 215 02/02/83 Apple Valley, CA New York Mets (MLB) Zech Zinicola WAS R R 6-1 220 03/02/85 San Bernardino, CA Columbus (AAA) Catchers Team B T Ht.
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