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2015 CLEVELAND INDIANS ROSTER As of 7/30/2015 2015 CLEVELAND INDIANS ROSTER As of 7/30/2015 Manager: Terry Francona (17) Coaches: Sandy Alomar, Jr. (15 - 1B/C), Jason Bere (46 - Bullpen), Mickey Callaway (32 - Pitching), Brad Mills (2 - Bench), Mike Sarbaugh (16 - In¿ eld/Third Base), Ty Van Burkleo (29 - Hitting), Matt Quatraro (60, Asst Hitting) Alphabetical (25) # PITCHERS (13/3 ) B T HT. WT. BORN BIRTHPLACE NUMerical (25) 49 Austin Adams.............................................. RHP 49 Adams, Austin R R 5-11 200 8/19/86 Millbrook, AL 2 Brad Mills ...................................... Bench Coach 37 Cody Allen ................................................. RHP 37 Allen, Cody R R 6-1 210 11/20/88 Orlando, FL 4 Mike Aviles .................................................... INF 15 Sandy Alomar ............ 1B Base/Catchers Coach 56 Anderson, Cody R R 6-4 235 9/14/90 Quincy, CA 8 Lonnie Chisenhall .......................................... 3B 56 Cody Anderson .......................................... RHP 47 Bauer, Trevor R R 6-1 190 1/17/91 North Hollywood, CA 9 Ryan Raburn ..........................................INF/OF 4 Mike Aviles ....................................................INF 59 Carrasco, Carlos R R 6-3 212 3/21/87 Barquisimeto, VZ 10 Yan Gomes ..................................................... C 47 Trevor Bauer ............................................... RHP 28 Kluber, Corey R R 6-4 215 4/10/86 Birmingham, AL 12 Francisco Lindor ...........................................INF 46 Jason Bere ................................. Bullpen Coach 53 Manship, Jeff R R 6-2 205 1/16/85 San Antonio, TX 13 Tyler Holt ......................................................OF 24 Michael Bourn................................................OF 34 McAllister, Zach R R 6-6 240 12/8/87 Chillicothe, IL 15 Sandy Alomar ............ 1B Base/Catchers Coach 23 Michael Brantley ............................................OF 52 Roth, Michael L L 6-1 210 2/15/90 Greer, SC 16 Mike Sarbaugh ............... 3B Base/In¿ eld Coach 32 Mickey Callaway .........................Pitching Coach 35 Rzepczynski, Marc L L 6-1 215 8/29/85 Oak Lawn, IL 17 Terry Francona .....................................Manager 64 Armando Camacaro ................. Bullpen Catcher 31 Salazar, Danny L R 6-0 190 1/11/90 Santo Domingo, DR 22 Jason Kipnis .................................................. 2B 59 Carlos Carrasco.......................................... RHP 27 Shaw, Bryan S R 6-1 210 11/8/87 Livermore, CA 23 Michael Brantley ............................................OF 8 Lonnie Chisenhall .......................................... 3B 54 Webb, Ryan R R 6-6 245 2/5/86 Clearwater, FL 24 Michael Bourn................................................OF 17 Terry Francona .....................................Manager 26 Floyd, Gavin (60DL) R R 6-5 245 1/27/83 Annapolis, MD 27 Bryan Shaw ................................................ RHP 10 Yan Gomes ..................................................... C 43 Tomlin, Josh (60DL) R R 6-1 190 10/19/84 Tyler, TX 28 Corey Kluber ............................................... RHP 29 Ty Van Burkleo ............................. Hitting Coach 13 Tyler Holt ......................................................OF 50 Hagadone, Nick (60DL) L L 6-5 230 1/1/86 Sandpoint, ID 22 Jason Kipnis .................................................. 2B 31 Danny Salazar ............................................ RHP Aquino, Jayson L L 6-1 180 11/22/92 San Pedro de Macoris, DR 28 Corey Kluber ............................................... RHP 32 Mickey Callaway .........................Pitching Coach 87 Gregg Langbehn ..................Replay Coordinator 71 Armstrong, Shawn R R 6-2 225 9/11/90 New Bern, NC 34 Zach McAllister .......................................... RHP 12 Francisco Lindor ...........................................INF 57 Crockett, Kyle L L 6-2 180 12/15/91 Poquoson, VA 35 Marc Rzepczynski .......................................LHP 53 Jeff Manship ............................................... RHP 58 House, TJ R L 6-1 205 9/29/89 Slidell, LA 37 Cody Allen ................................................. RHP 34 Zach McAllister .......................................... RHP 20 Lee, Chen-Chang R R 5-11 190 10/21/86 Peng-Hu County, Taiwan 39 Giovanny Urshela ......................................... INF 2 Brad Mills ...................................... Bench Coach 69 Merritt, Ryan L L 6-0 170 2/21/92 McKinney, TX 41 Carlos Santana ......................................... C/INF 82 Ricky Pacione ........................... Bullpen Catcher 61 Murata, Toru R R 6-0 175 5/20/85 Osaka, Japan 46 Jason Bere ................................. Bullpen Coach 55 Roberto Perez ................................................. C 47 Trevor Bauer ............................................... RHP 60 Matt Quatraro ....................... Asst Hitting Coach # CATCHERS (2) B T HT. WT. BORN BIRTHPLACE 49 Austin Adams .............................................. RHP 9 Ryan Raburn ..........................................INF/OF 55 Perez, Roberto R R 5-11 225 12/23/88 Mayaguez, PR 52 Michael Roth ................................................LHP 52 Michael Roth ................................................LHP 10 Gomes, Yan R R 6-2 215 7/19/87 Sao Paulo, Brazil 53 Jeff Manship ............................................... RHP 35 Marc Rzepczynski .......................................LHP 81 Wolters, Tony L R 5-10 200 6/9/92 Vista, CA 54 Ryan Webb ................................................. RHP 31 Danny Salazar ............................................ RHP 55 Roberto Perez ................................................. C 41 Carlos Santana ......................................... C/INF # INFIELDERS (6) B T HT. WT. BORN BIRTHPLACE 56 Cody Anderson ........................................... RHP 16 Mike Sarbaugh ............... 3B Base/In¿ eld Coach 4 Aviles, Mike R R 5-10 205 3/13/81 New York, NY 59 Carlos Carrasco.......................................... RHP 27 Bryan Shaw ................................................ RHP 8 Chisenhall, Lonnie L R 6-2 190 10/4/88 Morehead City, NC 60 Matt Quatraro ....................... Asst Hitting Coach 39 Giovanny Urshela .........................................INF 22 Kipnis, Jason L R 5-11 190 4/3/87 Northbrook, IL 64 Armando Camacaro ................. Bullpen Catcher 29 Ty Van Burkleo ............................. Hitting Coach 12 Lindor, Francisco S R 5-11 190 11/14/93 Caguas, PR 82 Ricky Pacione ........................... Bullpen Catcher 87 Gregg Langbehn ..................Replay Coordinator 54 Ryan Webb ................................................. RHP 41 Santana, Carlos S R 5-11 210 4/8/86 Santo Domingo, DR 26 Gavin Floyd (60-day DL) ............................ RHP 26 Gavin Floyd (60-day DL) ............................ RHP 39 Urshela, Giovanny R R 6-0 215 10/11/91 Cartagena, CO 50 Nick Hagadone (60-day DL) ........................LHP 33 Nick Swisher (15-day DL) ..............................OF 36 Aguilar, Jesus R R 6-3 250 6/30/90 Maracay, VZ 33 Nick Swisher (15-day DL) ..............................OF 43 Josh Tomlin (60-day DL) ............................. RHP 43 Josh Tomlin (60-day DL) ............................. RHP 78 Gonzalez, Erik R R 6-2 175 8/31/91 Puerto Plata, DR 50 Nick Hagadone (60-day DL) ........................LHP 36 Jesus Aguilar (AAA Columbus)...................... 1B 11 Ramirez, Jose S R 5-9 165 9/17/92 Bani, DR 6 Zach Walters (AAA Columbus) ..................... INF Jayson Aquino (A Lynchburg) ......................LHP 6 Walters, Zach S R 6-2 210 9/5/89 Cheyenne, WY 11 Jose Ramirez (AAA Columbus) ....................INF 71 Shawn Armstrong (AAA Columbus)............ RHP 20 C.C. Lee (AAA Columbus) .......................... RHP 57 Kyle Crockett (AAA Columbus)....................LHP # OUTFIELDERS (4/1) B T HT. WT. BORN BIRTHPLACE 36 Jesus Aguilar (AAA Columbus) ...................... 1B 78 Erik Gonzalez (AAA Columbus)....................INF 24 Bourn, Michael L R 5-10 180 12/27/82 Houston, TX 57 Kyle Crockett (AAA Columbus)....................LHP 58 TJ House (DL AAA Columbus) ....................LHP 23 Brantley, Michael L L 6-2 200 5/15/87 Bellevue, WA 58 TJ House (DL AAA Columbus) ....................LHP 20 C.C. Lee (AAA Columbus) .......................... RHP 13 Holt, Tyler R R 5-10 187 3/10/89 Marion, IN 61 Toru Murata (AAA Coumbus)...................... RHP 69 Ryan Merritt (AA Akron) ...............................LHP 9 Raburn, Ryan R R 6-0 185 4/17/81 Tampa, FL 69 Ryan Merritt (AA Akron) ...............................LHP 75 Carlos Moncrief (AA Akron) ..........................OF 33 Swisher, Nick(15DL) S L 6-0 200 11/25/80 Columbus, OH 71 Shawn Armstrong (AAA Columbus)............ RHP 61 Toru Murata (AAA Coumbus) ...................... RHP 75 Moncrief, Carlos L R 6-0 220 11/3/88 Jackson, MS 75 Carlos Moncrief (AA Akron) ..........................OF 11 Jose Ramirez (AAA Columbus) ....................INF 78 Erik Gonzalez (AAA Columbus)....................INF 6 Zach Walters (AAA Columbus) ..................... INF 81 Tony Wolters (DL AA Akron) ............................ C 81 Tony Wolters (DL AA Akron) ............................ C Jayson Aquino (A Lynchburg) ......................LHP Players in gray are not on the 25-Man Roster (40-man roster is at 39) DISABLED LIST (4) DL INFO INJURY PLACED ON DL ELIGILBLE PRONUNCIATION GUIDE for current roster RHP Josh Tomlin 60-day DL right shoulder surgery April 4 June 4 Mike AVILES (Ah-VEE-less) Lonnie CHISENHALL (CHIZ-in-hall)
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