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Hvcpa6ct0kwt8ikgiku4.Pdf RADIOLOGY ASSOCIATES The Name You Can Trust to Provide the Highest Level of Care Field of #DetectionSpecialists When you need a diagnostic procedure, you should know that RA features the most advanced imaging technologies, including MRI, CT and Dreams D Mammography exams—all read in-house by our Board Certi ed radiologists to ensure superior accuracy and speed. $16 TICKETS INCLUDE: PROUD SUPPORTER OF THE • Special videoboard recognition for each player as Tortugas take the field • Team photo featured on Tortugas social media • Food voucher RADIOLOGY • PLUS an official Tortugas cap ASSOCIATES *MINIMUM OF 20 PEOPLE - - RadiologyAssociatesImaging.com Contact 386.271.8742 or [email protected] for more information and availability St. Augustine • Palm Coast • Town Center • Twin Lakes • Port Orange • Deltona • Daytona Beach Shores ____________ -- Lakeland Flying Tigers vs. Daytona Tortugas Time of First Pitch: _________ Lakeland Flying Tigers AVG HR RBI Flying Tigers (DET) POS 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 TOTALS R/H E/LOB W L ERA PITCHER W/L/S IP H R ER BB SO HR HB WP BK NP Daytona Tortugas AVG HR RBI Tortugas (CIN) POS 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 TOTALS R/H E/LOB W L ERA PITCHER W/L/S IP H R ER BB SO HR HB WP BK NP Umpires: HOME: ________________ BASES: __________________ ROSTER MOVES THE TORTUGA TIMES PROMOTIONS CURRENT TORTUGAS PLAYERS (AS OF JUNE 29) 6.29: RHP Sam Hellinger transferred from 6.29: Silver Sluggers Night presented by High-A Dayton; OF Wendell Marrero (concus- Conviva Cares Solutions / Breast Cancer sion) placed on the 7-day injured list (retro Awareness Night presented by Radiology 6.28) [29+12]. Associates Imaging JUNE 29-JULY 4, 2021 6.30: VyStar Credit Union Wishful Wednesday / 6.28: OF Rafael Franco transferred to Arizona Complex League [29+11]. Marco’s Pizza Belly Buster Wednesday 7.1: Bud Light Thirsty Thursday 6.26: OF Danny Lantigua reinstated from PITCHING MATCHUPS 7.2: Postgame Fireworks Show the development list; RHP Luis Mey (right 7.4: Fourth of July celebration / Postgame elbow inflammation) placed on the 7-day TUE: RHP Miguel MEDRANO TUE: RHP Dario GARDEA Fireworks Show injured list (retro 6.25) [30+11]. (1-0, 0.00 ERA) (0-0, 2.84 ERA) #1 Austin Hendrick #2 Gus Steiger #4 Hayden Shenefield #5 Brandon Leyton #7 Sam Hellinger #8 Jason Parker WED: RHP Case WILLIAMS WED: RHP Nick DAVILA (0-4, 7.39 ERA) .187, 1 HR, 8 RBI .232, 1 HR, 11 RBI 1-0, 6.48 ERA, 6 SO .169, 2 HR, 11 RBI 0-0, 0.00 ERA, 0 SO 1-1, 4.71 ERA, 41 SO (2-1, 0.95 ERA) THUR: RHP Jason PARKER THUR: RHP Ted STUKA (1-1, 4.71 ERA) (1-4, 7.57 ERA) FRI: RHP James MARINAN FRI: RHP Carlos GUZMÁN (0-1, 9.00 ERA) (2-3, 4.95 ERA) SAT: RHP James PROCTOR SAT: TBD (2-0, 1.43 ERA) SUN: RHP Miguel MEDRANO SUN: TBD 20-28 (1-0, 0.00 ERA) 11-25 #10 Daniel Vellojín #11 Ivan Johnson #12 Danny Lantigua #13 Debby Santana #14 Case Willams #16 James Proctor .235, 2 HR, 10 RBI .156, 2 HR, 10 RBI .229, 3 HR, 13 RBI .164, 1 HR, 6 RBI 0-4, 7.39 ERA, 18 SO 2-0, 1.43 ERA, 51 SO TORTUGAS SPOTLIGHT: JAMES PROCTOR By Justin Rocke Minor League Baseball announced on Wednesday, June 2, that Daytona Tortugas RHP James Proc- tor was named the Low-A Southeast Pitcher of the Month for May. It is the first time a Daytona pitcher has received a monthly honor dating back to 2005. Proctor is the second Tortugas player to receive an end-of-the-month award and the first since 2B Shed Long was named Florida State League Player of the Month in May of 2017. #17 Leo Seminati #18 Míchel Triana #20 Stevie Branche #21 Jake Gozzo #23 Ranser Amador #25 Garrett Wolforth During the season’s opening month, Proctor paced the minors with a microscopic 0.45 ERA (1 ER in .231, 4 HR, 14 RBI .256, 1 HR, 16 RBI 3-0, 4.62 ERA, 1 SV, 49 SO 3-3, 6.19 ERA, 15 SO .256, 1 HR, 3 RBI .235, 4 HR, 20 RBI 20.0 IP) in five appearances and four starts. The 22-year-old accumulated an unblemished 2-0 record with only nine hits and two runs (one earned) allowed in addition to only six walks and 30 strikeouts. Proctor, 22, is in his first professional season and was signed by the Cincinnati Reds as an undrafted free agent on June 21, 2020, out of Princeton University. His grandfather, Jim, made Major League pitching appearances with the Detroit Tigers in 1959 and actu- ally pitched in the old Florida State League in 1955 for the West Palm Beach Indians. His uncle, Mike, was also an Ivy League graduate, playing baseball at Cornell University in upstate New #28 Justin Gomez #29 Reyny Reyes #30 Frainger Aranguren #31 Juan Abril #34 Vin Timpanelli #35 Miguel Medrano York in the late 1980’s. .000, 0 HR, 0 RBI .236, 1 HR, 10 RBI 2-4, 3.76 ERA, 20 SO 1-1, 6.75 ERA, 25 SO 0-1, 2.04 ERA, 4 SV, 25 SO 1-0, 0.00 ERA, 5 SO Proctor is also very familiar with Daytona pitching coach Forrest Herrmann. The St. Louis, Mo. native met Forrest as a sophomore in high school at a training facility both frequented. After Herrmann fin- ished his collegiate playing career at Evansville University, he joined the facility full-time and became Proctor’s personal pitching coach. On Saturday, May 22, Proctor was the facilitator of the second no-hitter in Tortugas history at Jackie Robinson Ballpark. The right-hander hoisted 5.0 hitless innings against the Jupiter Hammerheads — issuing only two baserunners on a walk and hit-by-pitch in the fourth — to accompany 11 strikeouts. RHP Vin Timpanelli, RHP Ricky Karcher, RHP Nick Hanson, and RHP Carson Spiers combined to complete #40 José Franco #45 Brett Lockwood #49 Ian Koch #52 Manuel Cachutt #99 James Marinan the 1-0 no-hitter, Daytona’s first since RHP Tyler Mahle tossed a complete game no-hitter at Jupiter on 1-1, 7.85 ERA, 15 SO 0-0, 3.60 ERA, 19 SO 1-0, 7.20 ERA, 9 SO 0-1, 6.14 ERA, 10 SO 0-1, 9.00 ERA, 6 SO June 13, 2016. Proctor’s 11 strikeouts that night marked the second-most from a Daytona pitcher since the franchise rebranded prior to the 2015 season. 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