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2021 MEMPHIS REDBIRDS ROSTER Triple-A Affiliate of the St 2021 MEMPHIS REDBIRDS ROSTER Triple-A Affiliate of the St. Louis Cardinals LAST UPDATED: May 8, 2021 Manager: Ben Johnson - 34 Hitting Coach: Brandon Allen - 31 Pitching Coach: Dernier Orozco - 22 Strength & Conditioning Coach: Frank Witkowski Athletic Trainer: Dan Martin Media Relations: Evan Stockton Bold: 40-Man Roster Bold Italics: MLB Rehab LAST STATS PITCHERS (13+2 IL+1 MLB) HT WT B/T DOB AGE HOMETOWN LAST SCHOOL ACQ LAST TEAM(S) G GS ERA SO BB IP 65 Cruz, Jesús 6-1 230 R/R 08/18/20 26 Salinas de Hidalgo, MX 17-FA St. Louis (’20) 1 0 18.00 2 1 1.0 33 FaGalde, Alex 6-2 225 R/R 04/29/94 27 El Dorado Hills, CA UC Riverside 17-30th Palm Beach (High-A) 13 13 1.99 62 16 72.1 Springfield (AA) 12 11 4.43 51 23 67.0 30 Flores Jr., Bernardo 6-4 190 L/L 08/23/95 25 Baldwin Park, CA USC 21-FA Chicago (AL) [‘20] 2 0 9.00 2 0 2.0 35 Fernández, Junior 6-3 215 R/R 03/02/97 24 Santo Domingo Centro, DR 14-FA St. Louis (’20) 3 0 18.00 2 2 3.0 38 Jones, Connor 6-3 220 R/R 10/10/94 26 Chesapeake, VA Virginia 16-2nd Springfield (AA) 42 0 4.66 49 35 48.1 MEMPHIS 1 0 0.00 1 0 2.0 73 Kruczynski, Evan (IL) 6-4 205 L/L 03/31/95 26 Franklin, WI East Carolina 17-9th Springfield (AA) 21 20 5.60 118 50 117.1 MEMPHIS 7 6 8.01 28 17 30.1 15 Liberatore, Matthew 6-4 200 L/L 11/06/99 21 Glendale, AZ Mountain Ridge HS 20-Trade Bowling Green (Low-A) 16 15 3.10 76 31 78.1 40 Mikolas, Miles (MLB) 6-4 230 R/R 8/23/88 32 Jupiter, FL Nova Southeastern 17-FA Missed all of 2020 with injury 44 Oviedo, Johan 6-5 245 R/R 03/02/98 23 Havana, Cuba 16-FA St. Louis (’21) 3 2 4.61 13 4 13.2 36 Parsons, Thomas 6-4 220 R/R 09/01/95 25 Columbus, OH Adrian College (MI) 18-FA Peoria (Low-A) 5 5 0.26 26 5 35.0 Palm Beach (High-A) 7 7 2.13 39 7 42.1 Springfield (AA) 14 14 5.29 77 13 83.1 MEMPHIS 1 1 9.00 6 2 5.0 Quezada, Johan (IL) 6-9 255 R/R 08/25/94 26 Santo Domingo, DR Miami (’20) 3 0 9.00 2 1 3.0 70 Ramírez, Roel 6-0 235 R/R 05/26/95 25 Laredo, TX United South HS 18-Trade St. Louis (’20) 1 0 81.00 1 1 0.2 37 Rondón, Angel 6-1 205 R/R 12/01/97 23 Higuey, DR 16-FA Palm Beach (High-A) 8 8 2.20 47 17 45.0 Springfield (AA) 20 20 3.21 112 42 115.0 39 Thompson, Zack 6-2 215 L/L 10/28/97 23 Selma, IN Kentucky 19-1st Palm Beach (High-A) 11 0 4.05 19 4 13.1 GCL Cardinals 2 3 0.00 4 0 2.0 43 Warner, Austin 5-11 185 L/L 06/27/94 26 Louisville, KY Bellarmine 17-FA Springfield (AA) 15 14 3.83 88 25 82.1 MEMPHIS 11 11 5.70 55 30 66.0 27 Williams, Garrett 6-1 200 L/L 09/15/94 26 Shreveport, LA Oklahoma State 20-FA Richmond (AA) 29 20 3.60 108 61 110.0 CATCHERS (4) HT WT B/T DOB AGE HOMETOWN LAST SCHOOL ACQ 2019 TEAM(S) G AVG HR RBI SB OBP 16 Antonini, Aaron 6-0 200 L/R 07/27/98 22 Hollywood, FL Middle Tennessee St 19-18th Johnson City (Rookie) 25 .219 5 14 2 .387 47 Heineman, Tyler 5-10 199 S/R 06/19/91 29 Pacific Palisades, CA. UCLA 20-FA San Francisco (’20) 15 .190 0 1 1 .292 26 Ortega, Dennis 6-3 230 R/R 06/11/97 23 Valencia, VZ 13-FA Palm Beach (High-A) 58 .205 1 8 0 .257 Sánchez, Ali 6-1 200 R/R 01/20/97 24 Carora, VZ 21-Trade New York (NL) (’20) 9 .111 0 0 0 .200 INFIELDERS (5+1 MLB) HT WT B/T DOB AGE HOMETOWN LAST SCHOOL ACQ 2019 TEAM(S) G AVG HR RBI SB OBP 13 Ascanio, Rayder 5-11 155 R/R 03/17/96 25 Mariara, VZ 17-Trade Palm Beach (High-A) 31 .259 0 9 0 .347 Springfield (AA) 76 .270 6 40 3 .329 7 Mendoza, Evan 6-2 205 R/R 06/28/96 24 Sarasota, FL North Carolina State 17-11th Springfield (AA) 54 .248 1 20 5 .293 MEMPHIS 6 .313 0 1 0 .421 8 Moroff, Max 5-10 190 S/R 05/13/93 27 Winter Park, FL Trinity Prep School 20-FA Columbus (AAA) 34 .213 4 8 1 .375 Cleveland 20 .125 1 4 1 .176 50 Nogowski, John (MLB) 6-0 245 R/L 01/05/93 28 Tallahassee, FL Florida State 17-FA St. Louis (’20) 1 .250 0 0 0 .250 3 Robertson, Kramer 5-10 166 R/R 09/16/99 26 Waco, TX LSU 17-4th MEMPHIS 66 .235 5 24 2 .344 Springfield (AA) 57 .227 6 27 12 .373 75 Rondón, José 6-1 215 R/R 03/03/94 27 Villa de Cura, VZ 20-FA (A) Chicago 55 .197 3 9 0 .265 Baltimore 1 .000 0 0 0 .000 Norfolk (AAA) 21 .219 2 12 1 .313 OUTFIELDERS (5) HT WT B/T DOB AGE HOMETOWN LAST SCHOOL ACQ 2019 TEAM(S) G AVG HR RBI SB OBP 19 Capel, Conner 6-1 185 L/L 05/19/97 23 Katy, TX Seven Lakes HS 16-5th Springfield (AA) 98 .232 9 40 9 .283 MEMPHIS 8 .433 2 7 1 .452 48 Dean, Austin 6-0 215 R/R 10/14/93 27 Spring, TX Klein Collins HS 20-Trade St. Louis (’20) 3 .250 0 0 0 .571 32 Hurst, Scott 5-10 175 L/R 03/25/96 25 La Puente, CA Cal State Fullerton 17-3rd Springfield (AA) 45 .191 1 13 1 .278 Palm Beach (High-A) 63 .233 4 20 1 .292 11 Nootbaar, Lars 6-3 210 L/R 09/08/97 23 El Segundo, CA USC 18-8th Peoria (Low-A) 29 .245 5 18 2 .344 Palm Beach (High-A) 39 .275 2 17 1 .335 Springfield (AA) 33 .269 0 3 1 .373 12 Szczur, Matt 6-0 200 R/R 07/20/89 31 Cape May, NJ Villanova 21-FA Reno (AAA) 44 .322 8 28 0 .390 Pronunciations Recent Transactions #8 Moroff – MORE-off // #12 Szczur – See-zur #37 Angel – Ahn-hel // #40 Mikolas – MIKE-oh-liss 5/8 – Ali Sánchez optioned from STL to MEM #13 Rayder Ascanio – RAY-der Ah-SKAHN-ee-oh #70 Roel – ROW-el // #73 Kruczynski – Kruh-ZEN-skee 5/7 – John Nogowski begin MLB rehab assignment #15 Liberatore – Libb-er-ah-tore // #33 FaGalde – Fuh-GAWL-dee Ali – Ah-lee // #22 Dernier – Der-NEAR .
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