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San Francisco Giants 2018 Roster (As of September 4) San Francisco Giants 2018 Roster (as of September 4) Manager: Bruce Bochy (15) Coaches: Hensley Meulens (31); Ron Wotus (23); José Alguacil (17); Alonzo Powell (33); Rick Schu (39); Curt Young (43); Matt Herges (77) Staff: Shawon Dunston (21), Eli Whiteside (88), Taira Uematsu (99), Chad Chop (91), John Yandle Medical & Training Staff: Dave Groeschner, Anthony Reyes, Dr. Anthony Saglimbeni, Dr. Robert Murray, Dr. Ken Akizuki, Dr. Tim McAdams, Eric Ortega, Carl Kochan, Sául Martínez, Tony Reale, Haro Ogawa, Chrissy Yuen, Bob Tewksbury Senior Director of Team Travel/Home Clubhouse Manager: Bret Alexander Home Clubhouse Coordinator: Brad Grems Visiting Clubhouse Manager: Abe Silvestri Major League Equipment Manager: Alan Lee Senior Advisor Home Clubhouse: Mike Murphy Giants Roster (32) NUMERICAL NO PITCHERS (16) B-T HT WT BORN BIRTHPLACE No. Name Pos 50 Blach, Ty R-L 6-1 213 10-20-90 Denver, CO 1 Blanco, Gregor OF 62 Black, Ray R-R 6-5 229 6-26-90 Wilkes-Barre, PA 40 Bumgarner, Madison R-L 6-4 242 8-1-89 Hickory, NC 2 d’Arnaud, Chase IF 49 Dyson, Sam R-R 6-1 212 5-7-88 Tampa, FL 5 Hundley, Nick C 45 Holland, Derek S-L 6-2 213 10-9-86 Newark, OH 58 Johnson, Pierce R-R 6-3 200 5-10-91 Denver, CO 7 Hernández, Gorkys OF 68 Kelly, Casey R-R 6-3 195 10-4-89 Sarasota, FL 8 Pence, Hunter OF 41 Melancon, Mark R-R 6-2 215 3-28-85 Wheat Ridge, CO 54 Moronta, Reyes R-R 5-11 241 1-6-93 Santiago, DR 9 Belt, Brandon IF 32 Okert, Steven L-L 6-2 202 7-9-91 Riverside, CA 10 Longoria, Evan IF 57 Rodriguez, Dereck R-R 6-1 215 6-5-92 Arlington, TX 13 Smith, Will R-L 6-5 248 7-10-89 Newnan, GA 12 Panik, Joe IF 34 Stratton, Chris R-R 6-2 211 8-22-90 Tupelo, MS 13 Smith, Will LHP 60 Strickland, Hunter R-R 6-3 225 9-24-88 Thomaston, GA 59 Suárez, Andrew L-L 6-0 187 9-11-92 Miami, FL 14 Jones, Ryder IF 56 Watson, Tony L-L 6-3 218 5-30-85 Sioux City, IA 16 Garcia, Aramis C NO CATCHERS (2) B-T HT WT BORN BIRTHPLACE 19 Hanson, Alen IF 16 Garcia, Aramis R-R 6-2 220 1-12-93 Hialeah, FL 26 Shaw, Chris OF 5 Hundley, Nick R-R 6-0 203 9-8-83 Corvallis, OR 32 Okert, Steven LHP NO INFIELDERS (9) B-T HT WT BORN BIRTHPLACE 46 Avelino, Abiatal (Ah-biah-Tahl ah-veh-lihn-oh) R-R 5-11 186 2-14-95 San Pedro de Macoris 34 Stratton, Chris RHP 9 Belt, Brandon L-L 6-4 235 4-20-88 Nacogdoches, TX 35 Crawford, Brandon IF 35 Crawford, Brandon L-R 6-2 220 1-21-87 Mountain View, CA 2 d’Arnaud, Chase R-R 6-1 197 1-21-87 Torrance, CA 37 Tomlinson, Kelby IF 19 Hanson, Alen S-R 5-11 171 10-22-92 La Romana, DR 40 Bumgarner, Madison LHP 14 Jones, Ryder L-R 6-2 221 6-7-94 Seattle, WA 10 Longoria, Evan R-R 6-1 215 10-7-85 Downey, CA 41 Melancon, Mark RHP 12 Panik, Joe L-R 6-1 200 10-30-90 Yonkers, NY 45 Holland, Derek LHP 37 Tomlinson, Kelby R-R 6-2 171 6-16-90 Chickasha, OK 46 Avelino, Abiatal IF NO OUTFIELDERS (5) B-T HT WT BORN BIRTHPLACE 49 Dyson, Sam RHP 1 Blanco, Gregor L-L 5-10 187 12-24-83 Caracas, VZ 7 Hernández, Gorkys (GOER-kees) R-R 6-1 196 9-7-87 Guiria, VZ 50 Blach, Ty LHP 8 Pence, Hunter R-R 6-4 230 4-13-83 Fort Worth, TX 53 Slater, Austin OF 26 Shaw, Chris R-L 6-3 226 10-20-93 Stoneham, MA 53 Slater, Austin R-R 6-2 197 12-13-92 Jacksonville, FL 60 Strickland, Hunter RHP 54 Moronta, Reyes RHP Disabled List (6) 56 Watson, Tony LHP NO PLAYERS (6) B-T HT WT BORN BIRTHPLACE 57 Rodriguez, Dereck RHP 47 Cueto, Johnny (right elbow sprain) R-R 5-11 229 2-15-86 San Pedro de Macoris, DR 58 Johnson, Pierce RHP 6 Duggar, Steven (bruised left shoulder) L-R 6-2 189 11-4-93 Spartanburg, SC 70 Fernández, Julian (UCL sprain) R-R 6-6 205 12-5-95 Boca Chica, DR 59 Suárez, Andrew LHP 28 Posey, Buster (right hip impingement) R-R 6-1 210 3-27-87 Leesburg, GA 29 Samardzija, Jeff (right shoulder inflammation) R-R 6-5 240 1-23-85 Merrillville, IN 62 Black, Ray RHP 48 Sandoval, Pablo (right hamstring strain) S-R 5-11 268 8-11-86 Puerto Cabello, VZ 68 Kelly, Casey RHP Audio pronunciation list is available at https://sfgiants.box.com May 15 Miguel Gomez recalled from double-A Giants Roster Moves May 22 Jose Valdez placed on the 10-day DL (right elbow inflammation) Josh Osich recalled from triple-A Sacramento May 23 Josh Osich optioned post-game DATE TRANSACTION May 25 Mac Williamson reinstated from the 10-day DL Feb. 19 Tony Watson signed two-year contract with a player May 28 Miguel Gomez optioned to double-A option for 2020 Dereck Rodriguez contract purchased from triple-A Feb. 19 Joan Gregorio designated for assignment D.J. Snelten designated for assignment Feb. 22 Joan Gregorio cleared waivers and was added to camp May 30 Jeff Samardzija placed on 10-day DL (right shoulder tightness) as Non-Roster Invitee Tyler Beede recalled from triple-A March 12 Tyler Herb optioned to triple-A Sacramento Tyler Beede optioned to triple-A Sacramento Pierce Johnson optioned to triple-A Sacramento May 31 Joe Panik returned from rehab and reinstated from DL Chase Johnson optioned to triple-A Sacramento Kelby Tomlinson optioned to advanced-A San Jose Reyes Moronta optioned to triple-A Sacramento June 1 Mark Melancon returned from rehab and reinstated from 60-day DL Steven Okert optioned to triple-A Sacramento Jose Valdez reinstated from 10-day DL and designated for assignment D.J. Snelten optioned to triple-A Sacramento June 2 Alen Hanson returned from rehab and reinstated from 10-day DL Aramis Garcia optioned to triple-A Sacramento Brandon Belt placed on 10-day DL (appendix removed) Miguel Gomez optioned to triple-A Sacramento Hunter Pence returned from rehab and reinstated from 10-day DL Tyler Cyr reassigned to minor league camp Gregor Blanco was designated for assignment Jose Flores reassigned to minor league camp June 4 Pierce Johnson optioned to triple-A Sacramento Dereck Rodriguez reassigned to minor league camp June 5 Madison Bumgarner returned from rehab assignment and reinstated Madison Younginer reassigned to minor league camp from the 60-day disabled list Alen Hanson reassigned to minor league camp June 15 Evan Longoria placed on 10-day disabled list March 17 Ryder Jones optioned to triple-A Sacramento Pierce Johnson recalled from triple-A Sacramento March 19 Tyler Beede optioned to triple-A Sacramento Pierce Johnson optioned to triple-A Sacramento Trevor Brown reassigned to minor league camp June 16 Brandon Belt activated from 10-day disabled list Orlando Calixte reassigned to minor league camp June 18 Brandon Crawford placed on the Paternity List Chase d’Arnaud reassigned to minor league camp Kelby Tomlinson recalled from triple-A Roberto Gómez optioned to triple-A Sacramento June 19 Pierce Johnson recalled from triple-A Sacramento Joan Gregorio reassigned to minor league camp Hunter Strickland placed on 10-day disabled list Kyle Jensen reassigned to minor league camp June 20 Kelby Tomlinson optioned to triple-A Sacramento Derek Law optioned to triple-A Sacramento June 21 Brandon Crawford reinstated from the Paternity List Justin O’Conner reassigned to minor league camp June 22 Mac Williamson optioned to triple-A Sacramento Hector Sanchez reassigned to minor league camp June 23 Austin Slater recalled from triple-A Sacramento Chris Shaw reassigned to minor league camp July 3 Pierce Johnson optioned to triple-A Sacramento Austin Slater optioned to triple-A Sacramento July 4 Kelby Tomlinson recalled from triple-A Sacramento Andrew Suárez reassigned to minor league camp July 5 Kelby Tomlinson optioned to triple-A Sacramento José Váldez reassigned to minor league camp July 5 Johnny Cueto returned from rehab assignment and reinstated Mac Williamson optioned to triple-A Sacramento July 7 Chase d’Arnaud contract purchased from triple-A March 23 Andres Blanco released July 7 Joe Panik placed on 10-day disabled list March 26 Derek Holland contract purchased July 7 Jeff Samardzija returned from rehab assignment and reinstated March 27 Steven Duggar reassigned to triple-A Sacramento July 7 Chris Stratton optioned to triple-A Josh Rutledge reassigned to triple-A Sacramento July 7 Hunter Strickland transfered to 60-day disabled list March 28 Roberto Gomez recalled from triple-A Sacramento July 8 Cory Gearrin traded to the Texas Rangers Pierce Johnson recalled from triple-A Sacramento July 8 Austin Jackson traded to the Texas Rangers Reyes Moronta recalled from triple-A Sacramento July 8 Jason Bahr traded to the Texas Rangers Madison Bumgarner placed on 10-day DL (fractured fifth July 8 Steven Duggar contract purchased from triple-A metacarpal) (retroactive to March 26) July 8 Ray Black contract purchased from triple-A Mark Melancon placed on 10-day DL (right elbow flexor July 15 Jeff Samardzija placed on the 10-day disabled list strain) (retroactive to March 26) July 15 Kelby Tomlinson recalled from triple-A Sacramento Jeff Samardzjia placed on 10-day DL (pectoral strain) (retro July 20 Brandon Belt placed on the Paternity List active to March 26) Ryder Jones recalled from triple-A Will Smith placed on 10-day DL (recovering from Tommy July 20 Ryder Jones optioned to triple-A John surgery) (retroactive to March 26) July 21 Brandon Belt reinstated from the Paternity List Gregor Blanco contract purchased July 25 Kelby Tomlinson optioned to triple-A Julian Fernandez placed on 60-day DL (UCL sprain) Ty Blach optioned to triple-A April 9 Roberto Gomez optioned to triple-A July 26 Evan Longoria returned from rehab assignment and reinstated April 10 Tyler Beede recalled from triple-A Chris Stratton recalled from triple-A Steven Okert recalled from triple-A Brandon Belt placed on 10-day disabled list Johnny Cueto placed on the 10-day (retro April 7) Ty Blach recalled from triple-A Steven Okert optioned to triple-A July
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