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Volume 10 Issue 3 May 5, 2019 Volume 10 Issue 3 May 5, 2019 On Deck Shop located behind Section 111 On Deck Shop VOLUME 10 | ISSUE 3 | 2019 located behind THE OFFICIAL GAME PROGRAM Section 111 OF THE SACRAMENTO RIVER CATS 4 2019 Schedule 7 Pillars of Art 9 Prospect Report: Melvin Adon 11 River Cats Roster 23 River Cats Field Staff 26 Game Day Information 29 River Cats Foundation 30 San Francisco Giants Affiliates 31 Map of the Pacific Coast League 32 Top MLB/PCL Prospects 34 Scorecard 40 Raley Field Storefronts Menu 44 Raley Field Food Cart Map 47 Visiting Team 52 One-on-One with Mike Yastrzemski 56 Social Media Highlights 61 A-Z Guide CEO, MAJORITY OWNER DESIGN Susan Savage Aaron Davis & Mike Villarreal PRESIDENT PHOTOGRAPHERS Jeff Savage Kaylee Creevan & Ralph Thompson GENERAL MANAGER Chip Maxson CORPORATE PARTNERSHIPS Greg Coletti, Ellese Iliff, DIRECTOR, MARKETING Emily Williams Krystal Jones, & Ryan Maddox CONTRIBUTORS PRINTING Daniel Emmons & Conner Penfold Commerce Printing 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Or you’ve just entered the at Raley Field with their annual main gate on a hot August night Art day. It is an opportunity to and are on the lookout for the recognize the enormous impact Merlino’s Freeze stand. Chances that the arts have had on the are, you’ve seen the colorful Sacramento region, its people, concrete pillars evenly staggered and the ballpark that the River around the top of the lower bowl.
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