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GARY HOOVER President, Northwoods League
Dear Huskies Fans,
Welcome to Wade Stadium and the fifteenth season of Duluth Huskies action in the 24th season of play in the Northwoods League. “The Wade” continues to be one of the finest venues in all of America to view a baseball game.
Not only will you see some of the finest amateur baseball talent on the planet, Wade Stadium is also where you will likely see the future stars of professional baseball. Over the years, 13 Huskies have made it the Major Leagues. And, at the time this welcome letter was written, the Northwoods League just had its 170th alum reach the Major League level.
I, along with owner Michael Rosenzweig and the entire Duluth Huskies staff, hope you enjoy today’s Northwoods League action, sample some ballpark fare at the concessions stands, or pick up a souvenir to show your loyalty to Duluth’s hometown team. Come back often, and when the team is on the road go to www.northwoodsleague.com to connect to the Northwoods League’s high-definition webcasts to catch Huskies action all season long.
I look forward to seeing all of you on July 18th to celebrate our 23rd Northwoods League All-Star Game in Wausau, Wisconsin. And, as always, have a great time out with the Huskies!
Sincerely,
Gary Hoover President Northwoods League www.NorthwoodsLeague.com
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MICHAEL S. ROSENZWEIG President & Owner, Duluth Huskies Baseball Club
Dear Huskies Fans and Supporters,
On behalf of the management and staff we welcome you to historic Wade Stadium. This iconic ballpark was constructed during the Great Depression. A little history from Wikipedia: The U.S. federal government used the WPA to fund projects to boost employment. One of these projects was the removal of the brick roadbed from Grand Avenue, which was then paved with asphalt. During the fall of 1940, road crews removed 381,000 bricks from the surface of Grand Avenue. Another WPA crew used these bricks to build Wade Stadium. A construction budget totaling $163,232 was set. But, due to cost overruns, the final cost of the stadium was $230,880. During construction, the project received several bailouts. One bailout came from Duluth’s newly elected mayor, Edward H. Hatch, who purchased the materials needed to finish construction. There has been a great number of memorable baseball games played at the Wade. As a once host to minor league teams from the Detroit Tigers, Chicago White Sox, St. Louis Cardinals, and Cincinnati Reds, we have never lacked for talent and the excitement that baseball brings to summer in Duluth. Today you get to see the best of the collegiate baseball players who come from around the country to spend their summer playing for the Huskies and the other teams of the Northwoods League. They are a hardworking, nose to the grindstone bunch of players who hope they will be noticed by one of the many scouts that grace our ballpark on most nights. More than just baseball, the Wade experience encompasses Wade Plaza, in between game antics, contests, games and of course the Kennel Klub, our enhanced food and beverage outing, while you watch the game. Our concourse has a great selection of baseball fare and drinks to suit everyone’s taste. From fireworks to wrestling, there is always something going on at the Wade. It goes without saying that we are pleased to see you here to watch Duluth Huskies baseball in this family friendly environment. As you enjoy this game, please take note of our advertisers and sponsors. Show your support for them as they help make baseball available to us all. We are honored that you have chosen to be with the Duluth Huskies to watch the greatest game on turf. Have a wonderful time and please come back often to visit us.
Play Ball!!!
Michael S. Rosenzweig President and Owner, Duluth Huskies Baseball Club 2 CONTENTS
Huskies Staff...... 4 Huskies Information...... 6 When New School Meets Old School...... 8 Wonderful World of Wade...... 10 2017 Promotional Schedule...... 12 Wade Stadium Rules...... 15 Duluth Huskies Team Records...... 26 Duluth Huskies Honors...... 36
Sam Hartmann graduated this spring from the Universtity of Minnesota Duluth with a B.F.A. in Graphic Design & Marketing. She is the Huskies first ever graphic design intern, and she is loving it! She was thrilled to be able to create the logo for the 2017 Huskies season, because it is their 15th season as a ball club. You can find our 15th Season logo on our special edition Huskies promotional items! 3 HUSKIES STAFF
GREG CULVER General Manager A native of Lake Nebagamon, Wisconsin, Greg is in his second year at the helm and third year with the Huskies after serving 24 years with the Duluth News Tribune. Greg grew up playing baseball in Northern Wisconsin and attended the University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point. When not living and breathing baseball you can find him on the local golf courses as he is a member of both Poplar Golf course and Norwood Golf course. Culver is married to wife, Sarah, and they reside in Duluth.
LES PAJARI Senior Director of Baseball Operations Les is a native of West Duluth and spent much of his youth at Duluth Dukes games and early life playing and coaching right here at Wade Stadium. He is a graduate of Denfeld HS where he played Baseball, Football and Hockey. After playing baseball for four years at Augsburg College and graduating, Les was a school teacher in the Duluth school district and coached the same three sports at Denfeld. He was Co-Chairman of the “Save The Wade” committee in the late 80’s early 90’s. This will be his inaugural season with the Huskies after working as a Scout for 23 years with the Cleveland Indians. Les is very excited and thrilled to be back home and looking forward to sharing his experience as part of the Huskies Front Office.
CORINNE KNETTEL Gameday Operations Corinne Knettel is returning to the Duluth Huskies for her second season. She is a previous business owner and event planner. Mother of 4 who eats, sleeps, and breathes baseball!
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BEN HALL Gameday Operations Ben is from Duluth, Minnesota. He will be graduating in May from the University of Minnesota-Morris with a degree in sports management. He’ll be returning to the Huskies for a second season in 2017. He’s closely followed sports his whole life, especially baseball, basketball, and football. Ben’s favorite teams are the Twins, Timberwolves, and the Oakland Raiders.
LIZZY FARRELL Gameday Operations Lizzy is originally from Eau Claire, WI. She is in the middle of her senior year as a marketing major and a psychology minor at the University of Minnesota Duluth. She’s worked at UMD’s athletic office as an intern the last 2 years. She started with the Huskies in the summer of 2016 and will continue in the 2017 season as part of the management team. Her focus will be on social media, marketing, and game day operations managment. She likes to think she can golf and fish.
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Alexander Moore Jamaal Cummings Sam Olson Annika Britton Jared Tadych Sam Hartmann Audrey Beltran Kyle Bellin Shania Kruse Becky Gerberding Lizzy Farrell Tanner Follis Ben Hall Luke Johnson Tatiana Navarro Brian Priolo Matthew Lively Taylor Burleson Cameron Erikson Matthew Suomala Tim Follis Daphne Drossart Nick Sandbulte Trevor Stone Erik Rosvold Nikola Shun Tyler Stockton Henry DaMour Reid Trousdale William Gaines Jacob Lecy Sadie Keller Zac DeMedio 5 HUSKIES INFORMATION
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dedicated supporters ever since.
Despite being a mere curiosity in that first summer, fans filled Wade Stadium for the home opener on June 7, 2003 and continued to come out and support that first hastily-assembled team as it struggled its way to a 24-39 finish— the lowest win total in franchise history. Despite the team’s lack of success, it featured nine players who would go on to play various levels of professional baseball, including Mikela Olsen who was the team’s first draft pick (Florida Marlins, 2003) and Joe Bisenius, who would become the Huskies’ first Major Leaguer four years later.
The 2004 season started much the same By: Dale Legaspi as 2003 had ended, but as the summer Huskies player ‘03-’04, Assistant coach ‘15-present progressed new faces finished their college seasons and made their way north. So, As the Duluth Huskies embark on the too, did the team’s place in the standings, fifteenth season in franchise history, it’s and for the first time, the Huskies made only appropriate to take a look back at the playoffs, ultimately winning the North the previous decade and a half of Division. Behind a lineup featuring multiple baseball here at Wade Stadium. future professional baseball players and a pitching staff anchored by two future It seems contradictory that something that big leaguers in Doug Mathis and MLB could be described as groundbreaking— All Star Mark Melancon, the 2004 or even new—could center on an old, Huskies proved that it was possible brick stadium built as part of Franklin to build a winner in Duluth. Delano Roosevelt’s famed program to pull the country out the Great Depression. Since 2004, the team has reached the However, it was that so-called “New Deal” playoffs four more times (2006, 2007, 2013 that produced Frank Wade Municipal and 2015), winning the North Division once Stadium, and the summer of 2003 saw again in 2013 and continuing to churn out the city welcome a new resident to Wade professional-level talent right here in the Stadium for the first time in its history. Twin Ports.
Gone were the various iterations— However, even as the Huskies rolled affiliated, semi-pro, independent, etc.—of on, the stadium aged and ultimately the Dukes and in were…a bunch of college struggled to survive after the flooding kids. It took some explanation to a city and of 2012. Fortunately, in 2014, it received a fan base that had just been burned by massive structural retrofitting and a a team basically sneaking out under the number of other necessary upgrades. cover of night, but once they understood Most notable among the improvements the Huskies were a completely different was the installation of artificial field turf, operation, they bought in and have been which would ensure that even with the 8 area’s notoriously fickle weather, local high of what comprises the Duluth Huskies school, college and amateur teams would experience. The field provides the still be able to host games. place to refine baseball skills, but the locale provides the enriching For the Huskies, though, it has meant life experience of more opportunities to bring premier spending a summer in amateur baseball talent to Duluth and the the Northwoods League. surrounding communities. What would have been a guaranteed rainout every year All throughout Duluth and the surrounding previously, has become a mere delay, as communities, empty nesters become the team has gotten through two seasons parents with full houses for three months, without a single home game lost to only children from other parts of the inclement weather. country gain new sets of siblings, and families of all sizes gain college-aged sons. The names and faces change year to What begins as a summer arrangement, year, but the beginning of every summer though, often ends up lasting a lifetime. sees players in programs at every level of NCAA, NAIA and junior college baseball The annual MLB draft and professional from around the country make the journey debuts have become as much a part of the to Duluth to don the Huskies’ blue and family experience as college acceptances make the Twin Ports area their home for and weddings. A number of host families the summer. from those initial years have continued to house players every summer since, working While a number of these players are alongside the front office and coaching as far away from home for as extended staff to ensure the Huskies experience a period of time as they have ever been, remains as cohesive and fulfilling as they are hardly going it alone thanks to it has been from the start. the tradition that has become the lynchpin of the Duluth Huskies Additionally, through a full slate of experience: host families. annual events at the stadium and public appearances around the Twin Ports area, As trying as 72 games in 76 days can be players learn first-hand what it means to for college players used to playing about be a member of this northern Minnesota 50 over the course of four months, the community. While they may not be the action on the field is only a small part professionals of yesteryears, every player who has ever suited up for the Huskies has been a full-time college student who chose to forego his summer vacation to come play baseball for free.
It’s that type of workman-like mentality and dedication to their craft that have led different groups of players north each summer. Host families make the area home, and fans bring them back. The symbiotic relationship between team and community lives on. Here’s to another 15 years. 9 THE WONDERFUL WORLD OF WADE
Historic Wade Municipal Stadium was to revoke tickets of any patrons using built in 1941 and opened it’s gates on obscene or abusive language, exhibiting July 16 of that year. The original name inappropriate behavior, or that appear of the ballpark was Municipal All Sports to be intoxicated. Fans who enter the Stadium. The city renamed it Wade playing field or interfere with the play Stadium in 1954 after Frank Wade. of the game are also subject to removal from the stadium. The wall surrounding the ballpark is made of 381,000 bricks taken from first aid Grand Avenue after the street was Fans needing first aid or other medical torn up in 1940. assistance should locate an usher or staff member. Emergency medical We have put together some rules service is available by contacting and policies to make your visit to the the Fan Services desk in the main Wade more enjoyable. concourse. alcohol regulations foul balls Law prohibits the sale of alcoholic Fans are encouraged to keep any beverages to intoxicated persons. baseball thrown or batted into the Patrons purchasing alcohol must stands. However, please be aware be 21 years of age and must provide of any ball or bat leaving play and proof of legal age. All patrons wishing entering the stands. Fans should to purchase alcohol must secure a be alert to the danger at all times. wristband in order to purchase The Huskies are NOT RESPONSIBLE alcohol. Wristbands are available for any injuries resulting from at fan services. The sale of alcoholic such accidents. beverages will stop at the end of the 9th inning or 10 p.m., whichever comes first. animals The Huskies team up with Animal Allies for one game during the season which allows our fans to bring their well-behaved pet (not in heat) to the ballpark. Otherwise, animals are not allowed at Wade Stadium 5.00 Off unless it is a service animal with an order of 25 or more verifiable paperwork. Not Valid on Happy Hour Pricing rand e, Duluth, N conduct mail gdschneider.com Huskies management reserves the right 10 lost and found smoking policy Lost and found items should be taken No smoking allowed anywhere inside to Fan Services in the main concourse. of Wade Stadium. Smoking permitted lost children in Wade Stadium parking lot. Lost children will be taken to Fan taxi Services. If separated from a child, If you are in need of transportation inform a stadium usher or staff from Wade Stadium, please contact a member and report to Fan Services. stadium employee and they will call a taxi for you. If you or a member of your rain checks party has had too much to drink, the If a game is postponed due to Huskies encourage the use of a taxi. inclement weather, ticket holders may exchange ticket stubs from that game wheelchair access for a game of their choice. The ticket Fans in wheelchairs can enter the holder is entitled to a ticket of equal stadium through the main entrance. or lesser value, subject to availability. Wheelchair spaces are available There will be no monetary refunds. If in front of the left and right field the game has completed at least four bleacher stands. Contact an usher and a half innings, it qualifies as an if you need assistance. official NWL game and rainchecks do not apply. The Kennel Klub No Sunflower Seeds allowed inside Sports Deck rain policy is located Wade Stadium. on your game ticket.
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open WeekenDS! On the UMD Campus • 1120 Kirby Dr. (218) 726-8520 11 2017 PROMOTIONAL SCHEDULE
JUNE • Sat | June 3 | 7:05 pm – Vs Willmar Stingers – OPENING NIGHT – Doors open at 5:00 pm with live music in Wade Plaza starting at 5:15 pm by Revolution Jones! Plus FIREWORKS after the game!
Sun | June 4 | 3:05 pm – Vs Willmar Stingers – Duluth Huskies Baseball Hat Giveaway, while supplies last!
Mon | June 5 | 6:35 pm – Vs Rochester Honkers – Every Monday Matters; the Duluth Huskies and the Salvation Army are teaming up once again to help the less fortunate. PLUS Proctor and Superior Speedway will have Race Cars in Wade Plaza!
Tue | June 6 | 11:35 am – Vs Rochester Honkers – Education Day – Kids from Northland area elementary schools are in attendance to root the Huskies on!
Fri | June 9 | 6:35 pm – Vs Willmar Stingers – Robotics Night with teams throughout the Northland!
Sat | June 10 | 6:35 pm – Vs Willmar Stingers - Cereal Bowl giveaway! Chow down with the Huskies! Sponsored by Second Harvest Northern Lakes Food Bank!
Sun | June 11 | 3:05 pm – Vs Waterloo Bucks – Bernick's / Miller Lite our new beer sponsor is partnering with Heineken for a bottle opener giveaway! (Must be 21 and up to receive giveaway.)
Mon | June 12 | 6:35 pm – Vs Waterloo Bucks - Every Monday Matters; the Duluth Huskies and the Salvation Army are teaming up once again to help the less fortunate. PLUS Proctor and Superior Speedway will have Race Cars in Wade Plaza!
Thu | June 15 | 6:35 pm – Vs Eau Claire Express – Father's Day Grill Giveaway sponsored by Burggraf's ACE Hardware!
Wed | June 21 | 6:35 pm – Vs Thunder Bay Border Cats – West Duluth Business Club Night at the Wade!
Thu | June 22 | 6:35 pm – Vs Thunder bay Boarder Cats – Superior Day; Honoring Legendary Coach Ron Orlandi!
Fri | June 23 | 6:35 pm – Vs Waterloo Bucks – Huskies Hankie giveaway sponsored by City Auto Glass!
*Sat | June 24 | 6:35 pm – Vs Waterloo Bucks – Wrestling at the Wade! Hosted 12 2017 PROMOTIONAL SCHEDULE by WOW Wrestling! (Reserved $9, General Admission $8)
Mon | June 26 | 6:35 pm – Vs Eau Claire Express - Every Monday Matters; the Duluth Huskies and the Salvation Army are teaming up once again to help the less fortunate. PLUS Proctor and Superior Speedway will have Race Cars in Wade Plaza!
*Tue | June 27 | 6:35 pm – Vs LaCrosse Loggers – Superhero Night! Its a bird… it's a plane… It's SUPERHERO NIGHT at Wade Stadium! Hosted by Dungeons End! (Reserved $9, General Admission $8)
Wed | June 28 | 6:35 pm – Vs LaCrosse Loggers – Our second Robotics Night, hosted by teams throughout the Northland!
JULY • Sun | July 2 | 3:05 pm – Vs St Cloud Rox – Family Fun Day in the Sun! Join your locally owned Duluth Huskies for an Ice Cream social!
Mon | July 3 | 6:35 pm – Vs St Cloud Rox - Every Monday Matters; the Duluth Huskies and the Salvation Army are teaming up once again to help the less fortunate. PLUS Proctor and Superior Speedway will have Race Cars in Wade Plaza!
Tue | July 4 | 1:05 pm – Vs St Cloud Rox – Military Appreciation Day!
Wed | July 5 | 6:35 pm – Vs Bismark Larks – Harley Davidson Sports Center of Duluth Night!
Thu | July 6 | 6:35 pm – Vs Bismark Larks – Bernick's / Miller Lite our new beer sponsor is partnering with Leinenkugel's for a sunglasses giveaway!
Sun | July 9 | 3:05 pm – Vs Eau Claire Express – Books and Baseball – sponsored by Michael's, the Children's Museum, the Duluth Public Library and the Library Foundation. Plus it's Minnesota Vikings Day! Vikings mascot Viktor and the Vikings Cheerleaders will be in attendance!
Tue | July 11 | 6:35 pm – Vs Bismark Larks – Duluth Zoo night – Support “Boo at the Zoo!” The Duluth Zoo will have the Zoo-mobile in left field!
Wed | July 12 | 6:35 pm – Vs Bismark Larks – Bark in the Park – Bring your pups to the game and howl for the Huskies!
Fri | July 21 | 6:35 pm – Vs St Cloud Rox – Rocket Cup giveaway night sponsored by Waste Management! 13 2017 PROMOTIONAL SCHEDULE
Sat | July 22 | 6:35 pm – Vs Mankato Moondogs – Our first of two nights this year! Boy, Cub and Girl Scout Camp-out night! Sponsored by Advantage Emblem!
Sun | July 23 | 3:05 pm – Vs Mankato Moondogs – Christmas in July – Christmas stocking hat giveaway! Hosted by Bentleyville!
Mon | July 24 | 6:35 pm – Vs LaCrosse Loggers - Every Monday Matters; the Duluth Huskies and the Salvation Army are teaming up once again to help the less fortunate. PLUS Proctor and Superior Speedway will have Race Cars in Wade Plaza!
Tue | July 25 | 6:35 pm – Vs LaCrosse Loggers – Duluth Huskies Team Poster Night sponsored by JSPrint Group!
Wed | July 26 – DOUBLE HEADER – Vs Thunder Bay Border Cats – Game One – 12:00 pm – Senior Citizens Day at the Wade! Sponsored by Monarch Healthcare Management! Game Two – 6:35 pm – Emergency Services Night!
Thu | July 27 | 6:35 pm – Vs Mankato Moondogs - Ila Borders Bobble Head giveaway night sponsored by Heritage Window and Door / Renewal by Andersen!
Fri | July 28 | 6:35 pm – Vs Mankato Moondogs – Wine, Women and Baseball! Sponsored by Barefoot Wine!
AUGUST • Wed | August 2 | 6:35 pm – Vs Eau Claire Express – Harley Davidson Sports Center of Duluth Night!
Thu | August 10 | 6:35 pm – Vs Rochester Honkers – Reusable Shopping Bag giveaway sponsored by Whole Foods Co-op! Also Renaissance Festival Night!
Fri | August 11 | 6:35 pm – Vs Rochester Honkers – Nine Innings of Winning along with post game FIREWORKS! Also it's our second Boy, Cub and Girl Scout Camp out night! Sponsored by Advantage Emblem!
ALL SEASON LONG • Roses at the Wade – One lucky fan will receive a dozen roses at every regular season home game! Courtesy of Dunbar Floral! Chuck-a-Brick – Buy a brick for $2 and toss towards a window target for your chance to win a ticket to the last home game and $10 in Huskies Bucks. At the last game all 35 winners of previous home games get a chance to win a grand prize presented by Heritage Window / Renewal by Andersen!
*Participating fans must be dressed in at least 50% of that games featured attire to receive discounted ticket options plus tax. “Please check website for a complete detailed list of promotional events and updates” 14 RULES AND REGULATIONS
FAN GROUND RULES
1. Fans using foul or abusive language will be ejected from the stadium. 2. Fans appearing in a drunken or intoxicated condition will be ejected from the stadium. 3. Fans in any way interfering with other fans enjoyment of the game will be ejected from the stadium. 4. Fans may not touch or interfere with a baseball in play by going onto the field or leaning over the fence. Doing so may affect the outcome of the game. Any fan doing so will be ejected from the stadium. TO ENFORCE THESE POLICIES, THE HUSKIES EMPLOY SECURITY PERSONNEL. ATTENTION: Any fan being disturbed by the kind of activities described above: Please report them to the nearest usher, security guard, or Huskies staff member.
FOUL BALL CAUTION DISCLAIMER TO OUR FANS AND OUR SPONSORS
In the interest of your safety, your attention the matters on the playing field at all times. is invited to the following. Except for those Protected areas recommended for your seating spectators behind the protective screen, are behind the protective screen erected for all other persons present are subject to the your safety. For those of you and parents who possibility of being hit by a flying object from have small children, you are asked to explain the field. Balls batted from the playing field, the danger to the children, and also to protect wildly thrown balls, a thrown or broken bat, them from harm by seating them behind the or even a “doughnut” swinging off the end protective screen. of a warm-up batters’ bat, often times makes their way into the stadium seats. With these warnings, we hope you’ll enjoy the ball game in a safe atmosphere. Kindly listen Baseball is an inherently dangerous game, to all announcements made for your benefit and you should, for your own safety, pay close and protection over the public address system. attention to the game and keep your eyes on
WADE STADIUM BEER RULES
1. Beer will not be served to anyone who is Stadium under the influence of alcohol. If deemed intoxicated. need be, the Huskies will help you summon 2. Minnesota State Law prohibits the sale of a taxi cab. beer to anyone under the age of 21. 3. The sale of alcoholic beverages will stop at Drinking beer at a Huskies game can be a at the end of the 9th inning or 10 p.m., most enjoyable experience. PLEASE DRINK whichever comes first. All patrons wishing RESPONSIBLY. Anyone that does not adhere to purchase alcohol must secure a to the above policies may be escorted from the wristband. Wristbands are available at stadium. Fan Services. Please do not drive from Wade 15
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