For Immediate Release Monday, October 8, 2012 AFL 20th Anniversary Season , Tuesday, October 9 Phoenix, — The , known throughout professional Facts as a finishing school for ’s elite prospects, opens its 20th anniversary season on Tuesday, October 9 with three games — Scottsdale • More than 2,100 of over 3,500 (60%) Fall Leaguers have Scorpions @ Phoenix Desert Dogs (12:35 p.m.), @ Peoria reached the major leagues Javelinas (12:35 p.m.) and Mesa Solar Sox@ (6:35 p.m.). • 184 MLB All-Stars The six-team league, owned and operated by Major League Baseball, plays six days per week (Monday-Saturday) at six spring-training stadiums — Mesa Hohokam • 10 MLB MVPs •Ryan Braun Stadium (Solar Sox), Peoria Sports Complex (Javelinas), Phoenix Municipal Stadium •Jason Giambi (Desert Dogs), Salt River Fields at Talking Stick, Scottsdale Stadium (Scorpions) and • Surprise Stadium (Saguaros). • The popular seventh annual Rising Stars Game is scheduled for Saturday, November • 3 at Salt River Fields at Talking Stick. The league’s championship game is slated for • Saturday, November 17 at Scottsdale Stadium. •Dustin Pedroia The Salt River Rafters are the defending league champion. • (3) • East Division • Mesa Solar Sox Salt River Rafters • 3 Cy Young Award winners () (Salt River Fields) (Scottsdale Stadium) • • • • • (2) • • •L.A. Angels of Anaheim •Brandon Webb • • • • 3 MVPs • • • •Jermaine Dye • • • • Manager Manager Manager • Rodney Linares (Astros) Matt Williams (Diamondbacks) Carlos Mendoza (Yankees) • 22 MLB Rookies-of-the-Year Pitching Pitching Coach Pitching Coach (Dodgers) Mark Grater (Nationals) Mike Couchee (Giants) • 8 All-Star Game MVPs Hitting Coach Hitting Coach Hitting Coach • 55 MLB Silver Sluggers Brian Harper (Cubs) Jon Nunnally (Blue Jays) Phil Clark (Indians) • 52 MLB Gold Glove Awards Trainers Bobby Magallanes (White Sox) Trainers • 9 MLB batting champions Aaron Scott (Orioles) Ever Magallanes (White Sox) Bryan Housand (Pirates) P.J. Obergefell (Tigers) Trainers Mike Metcalfe (Angels) • 12 MLB season hits leaders Cory Barton (White Sox) • 8 MLB season RBI leaders Chris Dovey (Rockies) • 7 MLB season homer leaders West Division • 11 MLB season Phoenix Desert Dogs Surprise Saguaros stolen-base leaders (Peoria Stadium) (Phoenix Municipal Stadium) (Surprise Stadium) • 28 MLB managers • • • • 38 MLB umpires • • • • • Over 80 administrators • • serving the baseball industry • • •St. Louis Cardinals • • • Manager Manager Manager Phoenix Municipal Dusty Wathan (Phillies) Aaron Holbert (Braves) Jason Wood (Rangers) Stadium Pitching Coach Pitching Coach Pitching Coach Lance Painter (Mariners) Charlie Corbell (Marlins) Jim Brower (Royals) 5999 E. Van Buren Hitting Coach Don Schulze (OAK) Hitting Coach Phoenix, AZ 85008 Alex Pelaez (Reds) Hitting Coach Joe Kruzel (Cardinals) Office: 602.681.9362 Trainers (Brewers) Ryan Ellis (NYM) FAX: 602.681.9363 Ricky Huerta (Padres) Steve Livesey (TB) Dave Joppie (BOS) mlbfallball.com Alan Rail (Twins) Trainers Trainers Facebook.com/ Nate Brooks (Athletics) Brandon Henry (Red Sox) MLBFallBall Chris Tomashoff (Rays) Eric Velazquez (Mets) Twitter.com/ — more — MLBazFallLeague Media Contact: Paul Jensen ([email protected], 480-710-8201) What Is The Arizona Fall League? Q: What is the Arizona Fall League (AFL)? A: Major League Baseball created the Arizona Fall League in 1992 to serve as an off-season “graduate school” for top prospects. The AFL often is known as a showcase league because its players have the opportunity to display their skills for baseball scouts, general managers and farm directors. For baseball fans, it’s a 40-day Valley of the Sun homestand featuring many of baseball’s elite prospects. Q: What is the genesis of the Arizona Fall League? A: Long-time baseball executive, current special assistant to the president of the Arizona Diamondbacks, and Phoenix resident Roland Hemond is considered the “Architect of the Fall League.” His dream to create a six-week off-season league for baseball’s top prospects in Arizona each fall became reality when the Arizona Fall League began play in 1992 after he spent two years selling the concept to baseball’s hierarchy — first general managers, then owners. After veteran baseball front-office executive Mike Port shepherded the Fall League through its maiden voyage in 1992, former Cincinnati Reds traveling secretary and -A ’ executive Steve Cobb was hired as the Fall League’s director. Q: Who oversees the Arizona Fall League? A: Major League Baseball owns and operates the Arizona Fall League. Cobb has been the executive director since 1993. Major League Baseball’s Arizona Fall League oversight committee is comprised of four club front office executives: Josh Byrnes (Padres), Michael Hill (Marlins), Terry Ryan (Twins), Mark Shapiro (Indians). Q: How many players have played in the Arizona Fall League? A: Over 3,500 players have appeared in the Arizona Fall League. Over 2,100 have reached the major leagues, meaning over 60 percent of players assigned to the Fall League reach the big leagues. Q: How are the teams assembled? A: Each major league organization sends seven prospects to the Arizona Fall League. Five-organization groupings comprise the six AFL teams. Q: What contributions has the Fall League made to baseball off the field? A: Thirty-one former AFL managers and players have become major-league managers, including 10 during the 2012 season — Dusty Baker (Reds), Tony DeFrancesco (Astros), Fredi Gonzalez (Braves), Mike Matheny (Cardinals), Don Mattingly (Dodgers), Bob Melvin (Athletics), Brad Mills (Astros), Ron Roenicke (Brewers), Mike Scioscia (Angels), Eric Wedge (Mariners) and Ron Washington (Rangers). There have been 157 former AFL managers and coaches who have coached in the major leagues, including 76 in 2012. Ten ex-AFL trainers were head trainers in the major leagues in 2012. Thirty-eight umpires were in the major leagues in 2012 as well. Fifty-four percent of 2011 MLB umpires received specialized training in the Arizona Fall League before reaching the major leagues. And, 86 former AFL administrators are present or past full-time employees in the baseball industry. Q: What impact has the Arizona Fall League had on Major League Baseball? A: As the Arizona Fall League stages its 20th anniversary season in 2012, the contribution the league has made to major-league baseball is undeniable. Approximately 60 percent of Fall League players — over 2,100 — have become major leaguers, including over 68 players from a year ago who reached the big leagues in 2012. There were 397 former Fall Leaguers on MLB Opening Day rosters in 2012. There have been 182 ex-Fall Leaguers named to major league all-star teams, including 37 in 2012. Former Fall Leaguers also have won numerous MLB awards, including 10 MVPs (Ryan Braun, Jason Giambi, Josh Hamilton, Ryan Howard, Joe Mauer, Justin Morneau, Dustin Pedroia, Albert Pujols, Jimmy Rollins, Joey Votto), 3 Cy Young Awards (Chris Carpenter, Roy Halladay, Brandon Webb), 3 World Series MVPs, 8 All-Star Game MVPs, 22 rookies-of-the-year, 9 batting champions, 12 hits leaders, 8 RBI leaders, 7 home- leaders, 11 stolen-base leaders, 55 Silver Sluggers, and 52 Gold Gloves. Q: What is the league’s schedule? A: The six AFL teams each play a six-week, 32-game schedule from October 9-November 17. The seventh annual “Rising Stars Game” will be played at Salt River Fields at Talking Stick at 5:10 p.m. on Saturday, November 3. The league championship game is scheduled for 1:10 p.m. on Saturday, November 17 at Scottsdale Stadium. Q: What is the Robinson Rule? A: No game will exceed 11 — the “Robinson Rule.” Games tied after 11 innings will be considered suspended. They will not be made up but statistics will count. Q: When are daily start times? A: First pitch for day games is 12:35 p.m. and 6:35 p.m. for night contests.

— more — What Is The Arizona Fall League?/add 1-1-1-1 Q: Is the rule employed in the Arizona Fall League? A: Yes. Q: Who is eligible to play in the Arizona Fall League? A: Roster size is established at 35 players per team. Each major-league organization is required to provide seven players subject to the following eligibility requirements: • All Triple-A and -A players are eligible provided they are on Double-A rosters no later than August 15. • Each organization is permitted to send two Advanced-level players in addition to the current allowance of two “A-exempt” players (who are under contract as of August 15). Foreign players are allowed as long as the player is not on his native country’s primary protected player list. • No players with more than one year active or two years total of credited major- league service as of August 31 (including major league disabled list time) are eligible except a team may select one player picked in the most recently concluded Major League . • Each team is allotted 20 but only 15 are designated “eligible” each game day. Q: Do Fall League rosters include foreign-born players? A: The league will include players from 11 foreign countries — Australia, Brazil, Canada, Cuba, Curacao, Dominican Republic, Netherlands, South Africa, South Korea, Taiwan and Venezuela — in addition to the territory of Puerto Rico. Q: Where are the games played? A: The 2012 Fall League again utilizes six of the Valley’s spring-training stadiums. • Mesa HoHoKam Stadium, spring home of the Cubs (Mesa Solar Sox) • Peoria Sports Complex, spring home of the Mariners/Padres (Peoria Javelinas) • Phoenix Municipal Stadium, spring home of the Athletics (Phoenix Desert Dogs) • Salt River Fields at Talking Stick, spring home of the D-backs/Rockies (Salt River Rafters) • Scottsdale Stadium, spring home of the Giants (Scottsdale Scorpions) • Surprise Stadium, spring home of the Rangers/Royals (Surprise Saguaros) Q: Where is Fall League information available online? A: Visit www.mlbfallball.com for updated Arizona Fall League information. Q: Does the Arizona Fall League offer social networking? A: Follow the Arizona Fall League via Facebook.com/mlbfallball and Twitter.com/mlbazfallleague. Q: What is the Fall League ticket information? A: Tickets are priced at $7 for adults, $6 for seniors (55+) and youth (17 and under), and $4 for groups of 20 or more. For group tickets and information, call 602-681-9362. Tickets may be purchased on game day at the respective ball park ticket offices beginning one hour prior to game time. There are no advance ticket sales. All seating is general admission. Gates open one hour prior to first pitch. Game times and special appearances are subject to change. Q: Does the Fall League institute different rules to determine pitching decisions? A: Yes. Due to an inequity in the opportunity for starting pitchers to earn wins due to the limited number of , beginning in 2007, the Fall League adopted baseball’s scoring rule (10.17c) for non-championship competition such as the All-Star Game. Simply stated, the mandatory five- minimum for starting pitchers to earn a win is waived. The winning is at the discretion of the official scorer. Major League Rule 10.17(c) “A league may designate a non-championship game (for example, the Major League All-Star Game or an exhibition game) for which Rules 10.17 (a) (1) and 10.17(b) do not apply. In such games, the official scorer shall credit as the winning pitcher that pitcher whose team assumes the lead while such pitcher is in the game, or during the inning on offense in which such pitcher is removed from the game, and does not relinquish such lead, unless such pitcher is knocked out after the winning team has attained a commanding lead and the official scorer concludes that a subsequent pitcher is entitled to credit as the winning pitcher.” — more — MLB.com Top 100 Prospects Assigned To 2012 AFL Rank Position Player AFL Club Organization 11 IF Nick Castellanos Mesa Solar Sox Detroit Tigers 15 OF Billy Hamilton Peoria Javelinas Cincinnati Reds 18 OF Phoenix Desert Dogs Miami Marlins 24 IF Javier Baez Mesa Solar Sox Chicago (NL) 26 IF Jonathan Singleton Mesa Solar Sox Houston Astros 30 IF Peoria Javelinas Seattle Mariners 35 IF Hak-Ju Lee Phoenix Desert Dogs Tampa Bay Rays 36 IF Anthony Rendon Salt River Rafters Washington Nationals 38 OF Jake Marisnick Salt River Rafters Toronto Blue Jays 46 IF Salt River Rafters Arizona Diamondbacks 49 C Peoria Javelinas Seattle Mariners 51 IF Kaleb Cowart Scottsdale Scorpions Los Angeles (AL) 53 OF Mesa Solar Sox Houston Astros 54 IF Kolten Wong Surprise Saguaros St Louis Cardinals 56 OF Rymer Liriano Peoria Javelinas San Diego Padres 73 OF Brian Goodwin Salt River Rafters Washington Nationals 76 OF Bryce Brentz Surprise Saguaros Boston Red Sox 80 P Peoria Javelinas Seattle Mariners 82 P Mesa Solar Sox Houston Astros 85 OF Gary Brown Scottsdale Scorpions San Francisco Giants 99 OF Mesa Solar Sox Los Angeles Dodgers

Futures Game Participants USA Pos. Player AFL CLub Organization Year IF Phoenix Desert Dogs Tampa Bay Rays 2011 OF Gary Brown Scottsdale Scorpions San Francisco Giants 2011 IF Nick Castellanos Mesa Solar Sox Detroit Tigers 2012 P Jarred Cosart Mesa Solar Sox Houston Astros 2010, 2011 P Peoria Javelinas Minnesota Twins 2011 IF Phoenix Desert Dogs Oakland Athletics 2010, 2011 OF Billy Hamilton Peoria Javelinas Cincinnati Reds 2012 C Tommy Joseph Peoria Javelinas Philadelphia Phillies 2012 C Scottsdale Scorpions New York Yankees 2010, 2011 OF Matt Szczur Mesa Solar Sox Chicago Cubs 2011 IF Jonathan Singleton Mesa Solar Sox Houston Astros 2012 IF Kolten Wong Surprise Saguaros St. Louis Cardinals 2012 OF Christian Yelich Phoenix Desert Dogs Miami Marlins 2012 World Pos. Player AFL CLub Organization Year IF Hak-Ju Lee Phoenix Tampa Bay Rays 2010, 2011 OF Rymer Liriano Peoria San Diego Padres 2012 P Chia-Jen Lo Mesa Houston Astros 2009 IF Carlos Sanchez Salt River Chicago Yankees 2012 IF Jonathan Schoop Mesa Baltimore Orioles 2011 P James Paxton Peoria Seattle Mariners 2011 First-Round Draft Choices 2012 Pos. Player AFL Club MLB Organization Pick IF Phoenix Desert Dogs Tampa Bay Rays 25th C Mike Zunino Peoria Javelinas Seattle Mariners 3rd 2011 Pos. Player AFL Club MLB Organization Pick IF Javier Baez Mesa Solar Sox Chicago Cubs 9th OF Brian Goodwin Salt River Washington Nationals 34th IF Joe Panik Scottsdale San Francisco Giants 29th IF Anthony Rendon Salt River Washington Nationals 6th IF Cory Spangenberg Peoria Javelinas San Diego Padres 10th OF George Springer Mesa Solar Sox Houston Astros 11th IF Kolten Wong Surprise St. Louis Cardinals 22nd 2010 Pos. Player AFL Club MLB Organization Pick RHP Surprise St. Louis Cardinals 46th OF Bryce Brentz Surprise Boston Red Sox 36th OF Gary Brown Scottsdale San Francisco Giants 24th OF Nick Castellanos Mesa Solar Sox Detroit Tigers 44th IF Kaleb Cowart Scottsdale of Anaheim 18th C Kellin Deglan Surprise Texas Rangers 22nd RHP Deck McGuire Salt River Toronto Blue Jays 11th OF Christian Yelich Phoenix Desert Dogs Miami Marlins 23rd 2009 Pos. Player AFL Club MLB Organization Pick RHP Mesa Solar Sox Baltimore Orioles 45th IF Bobby Borchering Mesa Solar Sox Houston Astros 16th IF Matt Davidson Salt River Arizona Diamondbacks 35th IF Nick Franklin Peoria Javelinas Seattle Mariners 27th RHP Kyle Gibson Peoria Javelinas Minnesota Twins 22nd IF Grant Green Phoenix Desert Dogs Oakland Athletics 13th OF Scottsdale Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim 24th OF Scottsdale New York Yankees 29th RHP Kyle Heckathorn Phoenix Desert Dogs Milwaukee Brewers 47th IF Jiovanni Mier Mesa Solar Sox Houston Astros 21st IF Salt River Arizona Diamondbacks 41st LHP James Paxton Peoria Javelinas Seattle Mariners 37th 2008 Pos. Player AFL Club MLB Organization Pick IF Tim Beckham Phoenix Desert Dogs Tampa Bay Rays 1st OF Zach Collie Peoria Javelinas Philadelphia Phillies 34th RHP Peoria Javelinas San Diego Padres 30th RHP Salt River Washington Nationals 21st 2007 Pos. Player AFL Club MLB Organization Pick RHP James Simmons Phoenix Desert Dogs Oakland Athletics 26th 2006 Pos. Player AFL Club MLB Organization Pick RHP Cory Rasmus Phoenix Desert Dogs Atlanta Braves 38th Player Notebook Mesa Solar Sox Notebook Javier Baez (Cubs): #61 preseason prospect. Mike Belfiore (Orioles): One of five first-round selections of the Arizona Diamondbacks in the 2009 draft … first baseman and pitcher at Boston College. Nick Castellanos (Tigers): 2012 Futures Game. Jarred Cosart (Astros): Baseball America’s #70 prospect in 2010 and #50 in 2011 … traded to the Houston Astros in 2011. L.J. Hoes (Orioles): Baseball America’s #5 prospect in the Orioles organization … Baltimore season-ticket holder since Little League. Matt Hoffman (Tigers): Pitched a three- shutout in 2007 that led his high school to its 19th Oklahoma state championship … Baseball America #16 prospect in both 2010-11. Chia-Jen Lo (Astros): Participated in the 2007 World University Championships, 2008 Olympics and 2009 Futures Game. James McCann (Tigers): Competed on the U.S. national baseball team in the 2011 Baseball World Cup and the (silver medal) 2011 Pan American Games … semifinalist for the Award given to the best college catcher as an Arkansas Razorback. (Dodgers): Father Stu Pederson was drafted by the Dodgers in 1981 and played in eight games in the majors in 1985. Chris Petrini (Orioles): majored in American studies at California-Berkeley … “Tommy John” surgery in 2007 … MVP in California’s Joe DiMaggio State Tournament in high school. Luke Putkonen (Tigers): Injured right elbow in 2005 leading to “Tommy John surgery” … major-league debut against the Yankees in 2012. Kevin Rhoderick (Cubs): Scottsdale native … all-Arizona honors twice and prep all-American as a senior at Horizon H.S. Jonathan Schoop (Orioles): 2011 Futures Game … 2011 Award recipient as the Baltimore Orioles’ minor league player of the year. Rubi Silva (Cubs): Former member of the Cuban Junior National team. Jonathan Singleton (Astros): Selected for 2012 Futures Game … rated #39 prospect in 2011 and #34 prospect in 2012 by Baseball America. George Springer (Astros): MLB.com #84 prospect entering 2012. Alex Sogard (Astros): Phoenix native … Thunderbird H.S. Matt Szczur (Cubs): Played college football at Villanova. Nick Tropeano (Astros): Former Stony Brook star was the first two-time America East Conference pitcher of the year. Aaron Westlake (Tigers): Received Louisville Slugger freshman all-American award at Vanderbilt. Tony Zych (Cubs): Member of the 2009 USA Baseball Collegiate national team. Player Notebook/add 1-1-1-1 Peoria Javelinas Notebook Cody Ashe (Phillies): Phillies #18 prospect by MLB.com … all-Big 12 Conference honorable mention at Nebraska … Big 12 Commissioner’s honor roll. Vincent Catricala (Mariners): #8 Mariners prospect by MLB.com … Mariners’ minor league player of the year in 2011. Logan Darnell (Twins): Brother Landon played baseball at Jackson State … father Rob played football at Troy State. Robbie Erlin (Padres): #8 Padres prospect by MLB.com. Nick Franklin (Mariners): #29 prospect in baseball, #5 and #3 Mariners prospect by MLB.com … Arizona Fall League Rising Stars Game MVP in 2011. Kyle Gibson (Twins): #16 Twins prospect by MLB.com … “Tommy John” surgery on right elbow in 2011 … 2011 Futures Game … Twins’ 2010 minor league pitcher of the year . Didi Gregorius (Reds): Signed as a non-drafted free agent in August, 2007 out of Amsterdam, Netherlands. Billy Hamilton (Reds): Swiped 155 bases in 2012 to break the professional -season stolen-base record set by Vince Coleman in 1983 (145) … 2012 MVP … postseason all-star selection three times and MiLB. com organization all-star twice. Drew Hayes (Reds): MLB.com Class A of the year in 2011. Jay Johnson (Phillies): Brother Aaron played baseball at the University of Illinois. Tommy Joseph (Phillies): Phoenix-area native graduated from Horizon High School … #7 catching prospect in baseball and #4 Phillies prospect by MLB.com … traded to the Philadelphia with two others for in 2012 … 2012 Futures Game. Tyler Knigge (Phillies): Brother Kyle plays baseball at Lewis-Clark State College (LCSC) … father Kent also played baseball at LCSC. Bobby LaFromboise (Mariners): Two-time all-Mountain West Conference selection as a New Mexico Lobo. Rymer Liriano (Padres): #1 Padres prospect by MLB.com … MVP and prospect of the year in 2011. James Paxton (Mariners) … Futures Game in 2011 … SEC academic honor roll three times at the . Kevin Quackenbush (Padres): Father Mark played football at West Point and at Saint Rose. Nate Roberts (Twins) … Big South Conference player of the year and all-conference first-team in 2010 at High Point University after leading the nation with a .573 on-base percentage and 88 runs scored, both conference and school records. Stefen Romero (Mariners): #10 Mariners prospect by MLB.com … first team all-Pac-10 Conference selection at Oregon State in 2010. Colby Shreve (Phillies): Played in the Arizona Fall League last season … missed 2008–09 seasons after undergoing “Tommy John” surgery in May, 2008. Carson Smith (Mariners): Southland Conference pitcher of the year, newcomer of the year and all-conference first team in 2010 at Texas State. Cory Spangenberg (Padres): #7 Padres prospect by MLB.com. Michael Tonkin (Twins): Brother-in-law of Arizona Diamondback . Mike Zunino (Mariners): Golden Spikes Award recipient as the nation’s top amateur player in 2012 at the University of Florida … second Gator to win SEC player of the year … one of three finalists for the Johnny Bench Award (nation’s top catcher) in 2011. Player Notebook/add 2-2-2-2 Phoenix Desert Dogs Notebook (Braves): Uncle Raphael Cerrato is the head baseball coach at the University of New Haven … brother Michael played baseball at Holy Cross. Tim Beckham (Rays): First overall selection in 2008 draft … USA squad member at the 2011 Futures Game … played alongside oldest brother Jeremy in the minor leagues in 2008-09. Nick Bucci (Brewers): Played for the Canadian national baseball team in the 2009 and ’11 and Baseball World Cup, winning a bronze medal in 2011 … won a gold medal with Canada at the 2011 Pan American Games … inducted into the Canadian Baseball Hall of Fame in 2012. Khris Davis (Brewers): Phoenix-area native and two-time all-Arizona player at Deer Valley H.S. Brian Flynn (Marlins): Traded to Miami in 2012 for Anibal Sanchez and Omar Infante. Grant Green (Athletics): Third trip to AFL after playing with Phoenix in 2010-11 … entered 2011 rated the #1 Athletics prospect by Baseball America and #63 overall … played for Team USA at the 2010-11 Futures Games … played college baseball at Southern California where he was a two-time all-Pac-10 Conference selection … member of the 2005 U.S. Junior National Team. Shawn Haviland (Athletics): Bachelor’s degree in government from Harvard. Miles Head (Athletics): At age 14, named top player in his age group in the U.S. by Baseball America … dealt to Oakland in the 2012 trade for and Ryan Sweeney. Johnny Hellweg (Brewers): Traded to Brewers in 2012 deal for … at 6’9” one of the tallest players in . Brett Hunter (Athletics): Led the West Coast Conference in saves and named the all-WCC reliever as freshman at Pepperdine … silver medal with Team USA at the 2007 Pan American Games. Kyle Jensen (Marlins): MVP in 2011. Chris Jones (Braves): Traded to Atlanta in 2011 for Derek Lowe. Matt Kennelly (Braves): Won back-to-back Australian Baseball League championships with Perth in 2011-12 … brothers Tim (Phillies), Sam (Pirates) and Josh (Reds) also playing professional baseball … father Mike is a 16-year PGA veteran. Brock Kjeldgaard (Brewers): Played for Canadian national baseball team, winning a gold medal in the 2011 Pan American Games. Hak-Ju Lee (Rays): Played for World Team in 2010 Futures Game … dealt to Tampa Bay in 2011 trade for Matt Garza. Scott McGough (Marlins): Traded to Miami in 2012 for Hanley Ramirez … father Tom McGough played in Cleveland organization … played for Team USA in the 2010 World University Championships. Hunter Morris (Brewers): Helped U.S. win silver in the 2006 World Junior Championships in Cuba … SEC freshman of the year at Auburn … set school records for home runs (23) and RBI (76) in 2010 and named SEC player of the year. Jim Nelson (Brewers): Father Jim played football and ran track at the University of Florida … mother Deborah played basketball for the Gators. Josh Prince (Brewers): Brother Ran played baseball at LSU and McNeese State, other brother Dooley played baseball at Texas … grandfather R.E. Prince, Jr. played baseball at Texas A&M and in St. Louis organization. Cory Rasmus (Braves): Brother of Toronto outfielder Colby Rasmus. Richie Shaffer (Rays): First team all-ACC first and third baseman at Clemson … played for USA national team in 2007. Kirby Yates (Rays): Played college baseball at Yavapai Community College in Prescott, AZ. Christian Yelich (Marlins): #1 Marlins prospect by MLB.com … 2012 Futures Game. Player Notebook/add 3-3-3-3 Salt River Rafters Notebook (D-backs): Recorded a 12–1 record as a Texas high-school senior with three no-hitters and a 0.50 ERA. Aaron Barrett (Nationals): Older brother Ryan played baseball at the University of Evansville, younger brother Drew plays for Wabash Valley College. Tyler Bortnick (D-backs): Returns to AFL after playing with Surprise in 2011 and participating in Rising Stars game … traded to Arizona in 2012 for Ryan Roberts. Tyler Chatwood (Rockies): Made major-league debut in 2011, replacing Scott Kazmir in the Angels’ rotation … traded to Colorado for catcher Chris Iannetta (2005 Peoria Javelinas) following the 2011 season. Matt Davidson (D-backs): #97 prospect by Baseball America before the 2012 season. Lars Davis (Rockies): Played college baseball at the University of Illinois … named Big Ten player of the year in 2007 after leading the conference in hits, homers, and total bases … played volleyball at Grande Prairie Composite (AB, CAN) H.S., helping it win the 2003 provincial championship … won bronze at 2002 baseball nationals. Corey Dickerson (Rockies): Tied single-game RBI record with 10-RBI, three-homer game on June 3, 2011. Sam Dyson (Blue Jays): Major-league debut on July 5, 2012, making him the first of the Blue Jays’ 2010 draftees to reach the big leagues … 2008 freshman all-American from Collegiate Baseball at South Carolina. Brian Goodwin (Nationals): Gatorade North Carolina player of the year as a high school senior … freshman all- American by Louisville Slugger at the University of North Carolina. Kent Mattes (Rockies): The 2011 California League MVP for … set University of Alabama single- season record for home runs as a senior, leading the SEC in homers, RBI, total bases, and slugging while being named the SEC player of the year and a finalist for the Golden Spikes Award and Dick Howser Trophy emblematic of the top player in college baseball… father Dieter played football at University of Miami. Deck McGuire (Blue Jays): Freshman all-American by Collegiate Baseball in 2008 at Georgia Tech … ACC pitcher of the year in 2009. Sean Ochinko (Blue Jays): Played collegiate baseball at Louisiana State … hit .368 in the College World Series in 2009 … 2009 NCAA regional all-tournament team. Ryan Perry (Nationals): Made Tigers’ 2009 Opening Day roster … traded to the Washington Nationals after 2011 season. (Blue Jays): The 2012 Midwest League MVP. Anthony Rendon (Nationals): The former Rice Owl is one of the most decorated college players in recent memory … 2009 Baseball America freshman of the year … in 2010, winner of Dick Howser Trophy, Baseball America college player of the year, Rawlings Sporting Goods national player of the year, and Conference USA male athlete of the year. Carlos Sanchez (White Sox): Played in 2012 Futures Game. Matt Skole (Nationals): Father Michael played baseball at Georgia Southern, grandfather Tom T. Skole played in the St. Louis Browns’ organization … uncle Tony Skole played football and baseball at The Citadel … uncle Scott Skole played football at Troy State … 2010 first team all-ACC at Georgia Tech … 2009 first team freshman all-America by Collegiate Baseball. John Stilson (Blue Jays): Semifinalist for the 2010 USA Baseball Golden Spikes Award and quarterfinalist for the College Baseball Foundation’s national pitcher of the year award when he was the national leader in ERA at 0.80 as Texas A&M Aggie. Player Notebook/add 4-4-4-4 Scottsdale Scorpions Notebook David Adams (Yankees): Attended the University of Virginia … Louisville Slugger freshman all-American in 2006. Dellin Betances (Yankees): #17 Yankees prospect according to MLB.com … underwent “Tommy John” surgery in August, 2009 … set high school’s record with 20 in a game in 2005 … first player from New York City named Aflac all-American in 2005. Victor Black (Pirates): Attended Dallas Baptist University … #16 Pirates prospect by MLB.com. Gary Brown (Giants): #1 Giants prospect and #80 overall by MLB.com … 2011 California League rookie-of-the- year … 2011 Futures Game … 2010 Big West Conference player of the year at Cal State-Fullerton … set Fullerton record by hitting .438 and became the first Titan since 1994 to steal 30 bases. Kaleb Cowart (Angels): #1 Angels prospect, #46 overall in 2012. Brandon Cumpton (Pirates): Played college baseball at Georgia Tech … Louisville Slugger high school all-American in 2007 … led Greenbrier (GA) H.S. to AAAA state championships in 2006–07. Randal Grichuk (Angels): #12 Angels prospect by MLB.com. Slade Heathcott (Yankees): #5 Yankees prospect by MLB. Heath Hembree (Giants): #7 Giants prospect by MLB.com … led California League with 21 saves in 2011. Tyler Holt (Indians): Played 22 games with Team USA in the World Baseball Championships in British Columbia, Canada in 2009. Carlos Moncrief (Indians): Converted from pitcher to outfielder prior to the 2010 season. Alex Monsalave (Indians): #9 Indians prospect by MLB.com. Mark Montgomery (Yankees): #14 Yankees prospect by MLB.com … father Ron played football at North Carolina State. Gift Ngoepe (Pirates): Signed as a non-drafted free agent in October, 2008 out of Randburg, Gauteng, South Africa … attempting to become first South African to play major-league baseball. Zach Nuding (Yankees): #19 Yankees prospect by MLB.com. Ricky Oropesa (Giants): #15 Giants prospect by MLB.com … 2011 Pac-10 all-conference team at USC … Collegiate Baseball and Louisville Slugger freshman all-American … father’s cousin Eddie played four seasons in the major leagues. Matt Packer (Indians): Father Mike played football, and mother Michelle was a gymnast at Slippery Rock. Joe Panik (Giants): #6 Giants prospect by MLB.com … the second-year Fall Leaguer was named to last year’s all- prospect team and played in Rising Stars game in 2011. Carlos Ramirez (Angels): #19 Angels prospect by MLB.com. Austin Romine (Yankees): Three-time Fall Leaguer (2009–10) … 2010-11 Futures Games … Florida State League MVP and Topps FSL player of the year in 2009 … father Kevin played for the Boston Red Sox (1985-91) and starred at Arizona State University … brother Andrew played in the AFL in 2010 and currently is in the Angels’ farm system. Ronny Rodriguez (Indians): #5 Indians’ prospect by MLB.com. Dan Runzler (Giants): Played in the AFL in 2011 … MLB.com minor league relief pitcher of the year in 2009. Adalberto Santos (Pirates): Played college baseball at Oregon State. Player Notebook/add 5-5-5-5 Surprise Saguaros Notebook Michael Almanzar (Red Sox): Reached base safely in 16 consecutive plate appearances in 2012 … father Carlos pitched in the major leagues from 1997–2005. Seth Blair (Cardinals): Pac-10 Conference pitcher of the year at Arizona State University in 2010 … also first team all-American by Baseball America and the ABCA. Bryce Brentz (Red Sox): #4 prospect in Red Sox system by MLB.com … 2011 Red Sox offensive co-player of the year … 2009 Sun Belt Conference player of the year after leading the NCAA in batting (.465), home runs (28), slugging (.930) and total bases (214) at Middle Tennessee State. Orlando Calixte (Royals): #14 Royals prospect by MLB.com. Brian Fletcher (Royals): Played college baseball at Auburn where he was first team all-SEC in 2010 … 49 career home runs at Auburn tied Frank Thomas for third in school history … Kane County Cougars player of the year in 2011 … homered in first professional game on August 6, 2010 … son of 15-season major-league infielder Scott Fletcher, currently the roving instructor for the Colorado Rockies. Leury Garcia (Rangers): #20 Rangers prospect by MLB.com. Brock Huntzinger (Red Sox): As a prep, led the state of Indiana with a 0.16 ERA as a senior in 2007. Jon Keck (Royals): Holds Bethel (TN) College record of 41 career home runs. Adam Kolarek (Mets): Father Frank played with the Oakland Athletics organization from 1976–82. Justin Marks (Royals): Led the in strikeouts in 2011 … Big East Conference pitcher of the year at Louisville in 2009, setting single-season school record with 11 wins … Big East Conference freshman of the year in 2007 … ended collegiate career as Louisville’s all-time leader in wins, strikeouts and ERA. Alex McClure (Royals): Father Gary owns more than 700 wins as head baseball coach at Austin Peay University. Chris McGuiness (Rangers): Hit .367 with a nation-high 65 walks in 59 games in 2009 as a junior at The Citadel … ESPN The Magazine academic all-America first team in 2009. Tim Melville (Royals): Recipient of the 2011 Award presented to player who best represents the Royals organization on and off the field … #6 Royals prospect entering the 2010 season … Missourian named the Aflac national high school player of the year in 2007. Whit Merrifield (Royals): Hit walk-off 11th-inning single to capture the 2010 College World Series for South Carolina … mother Kissy was a five-time South Carolina state champion in tennis and attended Wake Forest … father Bill was a two-time ACC player of the year at Wake Forest and spent six seasons in the minor leagues. Danny Muno (Mets): #20 Mets prospect by MLB.com … in 2010, became first Fresno State player to hit for the cycle … homered against Rice in 2008 to help the Bulldogs win the College World Series. Mike O’Neill (Cardinals): Possesses a first degree black belt in karate. Greg Peavey (Mets): Played in the Little League World Series in 2000 … father Tom was selected in the 68th round of the 1969 draft by the but did not sign. Cesar Puello (Mets): #6 Mets prospect by MLB.com. Luis Sardinas (Rangers): #7 Rangers prospect by MLB.com. Joe Van Meter (Rangers): Grandfather Joseph Sullivan was a New York State Appellate Division 1st Department Judge. Kolten Wong (Cardinals): #1 second base prospect, #4 Cardinals prospect and #49 overall prospect by MLB.com. 2012 Mesa Solar Sox Organizational Affiliations: Astros, Cubs, Dodgers, Orioles, Tigers Home Games: Hohokam Park, Mesa

Manager: 4 Rodney Linares (HOU) As of October 8, 2012 Pitching Coach: 77 Matt Herges (LAD) Hitting Coach: 21 Brian Harper (CHC) Trainers: Aaron Scott (BAL) T.J. Obergefell (DET)

No. Pitchers Team B T Ht. Wt. DOB Birthplace 2012 Club 57 Mike Belfiore BAL R L 6-2 220 10/03/88 Commack, NJ Bowie (AA) 71 Tyler Clark DET S R 6-2 185 01/04/89 Springfield, MO Erie (AA) 24 Jarred Cosart HOU R R 6-3 180 05/25/90 League City, TX Oklahoma City (AAA) 37 Eric Eadington LAD R L 6-2 220 02/09/88 Orange, CA Chattanooga (AA) 98 Onelki Garcia * LAD L L 6-3 220 08/08/89 Guantanamo, CUB Rancho Cucamonga (A+) 51 Matt Hoffman DET L L 6-2 225 11/08/88 Owasso, OK Toledo (AAA) 30 Chia-Jen Lo HOU R R 5-11 185 04/07/86 Pingtung Co., TPE Lancaster (A+) 61 Michael Morrison DET R R 6-1 210 12/17/87 Fullerton, CA Erie (AA) 49 Red Patterson LAD R R 6-3 210 05/11/87 Frisco, TX Chattanooga (AA) 35 Chris Petrini BAL R L 6-0 205 02/11/87 San Francisco, CA Bowie (AA) 27 Luke Putkonen DET R R 6-6 210 05/10/86 Winfield, IL Detroit (MLB) 25 LAD L L 6-4 195 05/20/90 London, GRB Chattanooga (AA) 44 Dae-Eun Rhee CHC L R 6-2 190 03/23/89 Seoul, KOR Tennessee (AA) 40 Kevin Rhoderick CHC R R 6-1 190 08/19/88 Scottsdale, AZ Tennessee (AA) 46 Andres Santiago LAD R R 6-2 200 10/26/89 Catano, PUR Chattanooga (AA) 47 Clay d Schrader BAL L R 5-11 200 04/28/90 Humble, TX Bowie (AA) 54 Alex Sogard HOU L L 6-3 215 07/25/87 Phoenix, AZ Corpus Christi (AA) 36 Nick Struck CHC R R 5-11 185 10/07/89 Damascus, OR Tennessee (AA) 50 Nick Tropeano HOU R R 6-4 205 08/27/90 West Islip, NY Lancaster (A+) 48 Mike Wright BAL R R 6-5 195 01/03/90 Benn, SC Bowie (AA) 45 Tony Zych CHC R R 6-3 190 08/07/90 Monee, IL Tennessee (A+)

No. Catchers Team B T Ht. Wt. DOB Birthplace 2012 Club 12 Gorman Erickson LAD S R 6-4 220 03/11/88 San Diego, CA Chattanooga (AA) 38 James McCann DET R R 6-2 210 06/13/90 Santa Barbara, CA Erie (AA) 9 Brian Ward BAL R R 5-11 210 10/17/85 Santa Monica, CA Bowie (AA)

No. Infielders Team B T Ht. Wt. DOB Birthplace 2012 Club 6 Javier Baez CHC R R 6-1 205 12/01/92 Toa Baja, PUR Daytona (A+) 53 Bobby Borchering HOU S R 6-3 200 10/25/90 Alva, FL Corpus Christi (AA) 41 Jiovanni Mier * HOU R R 6-2 180 08/26/90 Pomona, CA Lancaster (A+) 19 Jonathan Schoop BAL R R 6-1 195 10/16/91 Willemstad, CUR Bowie (AA) 7 Rubi Silva CHC L R 5-11 180 06/25/89 Artesima, CUB Tennessee (AA) 43 Jonathan Singleton HOU L L 6-2 235 09/18/91 Harbor City, CA Corpus Christi (AA) 81 Aaron Westlake DET L R 6-4 235 12/27/88 Redding, CA West Michigan (A) 5 Rafael Ynoa LAD S R 6-0 180 08/07/87 Santiago, DOM Chattanooga (AA)

No. Team B T Ht. Wt. DOB Birthplace 2012 Club 15 Nick Castellanos DET R R 6-4 210 03/04/92 Davie, FL Erie (AA) 29 L.J. Hoes BAL R R 6-0 190 03/05/90 Washington, DC Norfolk (AAA) 10 Joc Pederson LAD L L 6-1 185 04/21/92 Palo Alto, CA Rancho Cucamonga (A+) 11 Yasiel Puig * LAD R R 6-3 215 12/07/90 Cienfuegos, CUB Rancho Cucamonga (A+) 17 George Springer HOU R R 6-3 200 09/19/89 New Britain, CT Corpus Christi (AA) 20 Matt Szczur CHC R R 6-1 195 07/20/89 Cape May, NJ Tennessee (AA)

* Denotes “taxi squad” member activated only on Wednesdays and Saturdays. 2012 Peoria Javelinas Organizational Affiliations: Mariners, Padres, Phillies, Reds, Twins Home Games: Peoria Sports Complex

Manager: 63 Dusty Wathan (PHI) As of October 7, 2012 Pitching Coach: 31 Lance Painter (SEA) Hitting Coach: 16 Alex Pelaez (CIN) Trainers: Ricky Huerta (SD) Alan Rail (MIN)

No. Pitchers Team B T Ht. Wt. DOB Birthplace 2012 Club 56 Logan Bawcom SEA R R 6-2 200 11/02/88 Granbury, TX Jackson (AA) 48 Tim Crabbe CIN R R 6-4 195 02/20/88 Tucson, AZ Bakersfield (A+) 51 Logan Darnell MIN L L 6-2 210 02/02/89 Joelton, TN New Britain (AA) 26 Robbie Erlin SD R L 5-11 190 10/08/90 Oakland, CA San Antonio (AA) 38 Kyle Gibson MIN R R 6-6 210 10/23/87 Greenfield, IN Fort Myers (A+) 29 Drew Hayes CIN R R 6-1 190 09/03/87 McKenzie, TN Pensacola (AA) 43 Jay Johnson PHI R L 6-2 210 12/21/89 Sussex Corner, NB, CAN Reading (AA) 30 Tyler Knigge PHI L R 6-4 215 10/27/88 Lewiston, ID Reading (AA) 44 Bobby LaFromboise SEA L L 6-4 190 06/25/86 Downey, CA Tacoma (AAA) 35 Curtis Partch CIN R R 6-5 227 02/13/87 Merced, CA Pensacola (AA) 45 James Paxton SEA L L 6-4 220 11/06/88 Richmond, BC, CAN Jackson (AA) 59 Kevin Quackenbush SD R R 6-3 207 11/28/88 Tampa, FL Lake Elsinore (A+) 22 Josh Ravin CIN R R 6-4 220 01/21/88 West Hills, CA Pensacola (AA) 41 Colby Shreve PHI R R 6-5 215 01/05/88 Henderson, NV Reading (AA) 18 Kyle Simon PHI R R 6-5 225 08/18/90 Long Beach, CA Reading (AA) 39 Carson Smith SEA R R 6-6 205 10/19/89 Midland, TX High Desert (A+) 49 Josh Spence SD L L 6-1 190 01/22/88 Grovedale,VIC, AUS Tucson (AAA) 33 Matt Stites SD R R 5-11 170 05/28/90 Festus, MO Fort Wayne (A) 52 Caleb Thielbar MIN R L 6-0 200 01/31/87 Northfield, MN Rochester (AAA) 62 Michael Tonkin MIN R R 6-7 220 11/19/89 Palmdale, CA Fort Myers (A+)

No. Catchers Team B T Ht. Wt. DOB Birthplace 2012 Club 23 Chris Herrmann MIN L R 6-0 200 11/24/87 Tomball, TX New Britain (AA) 13 Tommy Joseph PHI R R 6-1 215 07/16/91 Phoenix, AZ Reading (AA) 36 Mike Zunino SEA R R 6-2 220 03/25/91 Coral Gables, FL Jackson (AA)

No. Infielders Team B T Ht. Wt. DOB Birthplace 2012 Club 24 Cody Asche PHI L R 6-1 180 06/30/90 O’Fallon, MO Reading (AA) 20 Vincent Catricala SEA R R 6-3 220 10/31/88 Sacramento, CA Tacoma (AAA) 6 Nick Franklin SEA S R 6-1 180 03/02/91 Sanford, FL Tacoma (AAA) 25 Nate Freiman SD R R 6-7 225 12/31/86 Wellesley, MA San Antonio (AA) 9 Didi Gregorius CIN L R 6-1 185 02/18/90 Amsterdam, NED Louisville (AAA) 73 Donald Lutz CIN L R 6-3 235 02/06/89 Watertown, NY Pensacola (AA) 7 Stefen Romero * SEA R R 6-3 225 10/17/88 Tucson, AZ Jackson (AA) 5 Cory Spangenberg * SD L R 6-0 185 03/16/91 Clarks Summit, PA Lake Elsinore (A+) 11 Jeudy Valdez SD R R 5-10 185 05/05/89 Bani, DOM San Antonio (AA)

No. Outfielders Team B T Ht. Wt. DOB Birthplace 2012 Club 15 Evan Bigley MIN R R 6-1 200 03/09/87 Combine, TX Rochester (AAA) 4 PHI L L 6-2 185 09/08/90 Chino Hills, CA Clearwater (A+) 77 Billy Hamilton CIN S R 6-1 160 09/09/90 Taylorsville, MS Pensacola (AA) 12 Rymer Liriano SD R R 6-0 210 06/20/91 Santo Domingo, DOM San Antonio (AA) 19 Nate Roberts MIN L R 6-1 200 02/25/89 Park Ridge, IL Beloit (A)

* Denotes “taxi squad” member activated only on Wednesdays and Saturdays. 2012 Phoenix Desert Dogs Organizational Affiliations: Athletics, Braves, Brewers, Marlins, Rays Home Games: Phoenix Municipal Stadium

Manager: 13 Aaron Holbert (ATL) As of October 7, 2012 Pitching Coach: 25 Charlie Corbell (MIA) 36 Don Schulze (OAK) Hitting Coach: 11 Darnell Coles (MIL) 30 Steve Livesey (TB) Trainers: Nate Brooks (OAK) Chris Tomashoff (TB)

No. Pitchers Team B T Ht. Wt. DOB Birthplace 2012 Club 22 Michael Brady MIA R R 6-0 200 03/21/87 Laguna Beach, CA Jupiter (A+) 58 Nick Bucci MIL R R 6-2 180 07/16/90 Sarnia, ON, CAN Brevard County (A+) 40 ATL L L 6-4 230 02/13/87 Gloucester, NJ Gwinnett (AAA) 38 Gary Daley OAK R R 6-3 200 11/01/85 Grass Valley, CA Midland (AA) 30 Grant Dayton MIA L L 6-2 200 11/25/87 Madison, AL Jacksonville (AA) 43 Brian Flynn MIA L L 6-8 240 04/19/90 Owasso, OK Jacksonville (AA) 91 Shawn Haviland OAK R R 6-2 200 11/10/85 Farmington, CT Stockton (A+) 35 Kyle Heckathorn MIL R R 6-6 225 06/17/88 Fort Oglethorpe, GA Huntsville (AA) 47 Johnny Hellweg MIL R R 6-9 210 10/29/88 Ann Arbor, MI Huntsville (AA) 51 Brett Hunter OAK R R 6-4 215 06/27/87 Westlake, CA Midland (AA) 66 Chris Jones ATL L L 6-2 202 09/19/88 Tampa, FL Mississippi (AA) 26 Lenny Linsky TB R R 6-2 220 03/04/90 Rancho Palos Verdes, CA Charlotte (A+) 48 Santo Manzanillo * MIL R R 6-0 205 12/20/88 La Victoria, DOM Wisconsin (A) 13 Scott McGough MIA R R 6-0 170 10/31/89 Monroeville, PA Jupiter (A+) 57 Jim Nelson MIL R R 6-6 245 06/05/89 Niceville, FL Huntsville (AA) 45 Cory Rasmus ATL R R 6-1 220 11/06/87 Columbus, GA Mississippi (AA) 37 Chris Rearick TB L L 6-3 190 12/05/87 Pooler, GA Montgomery (AA) 46 C.J. Riefenhauser TB L L 6-0 180 01/30/90 Mahopac, NY Montgomery (AA) 15 James Simmons OAK R R 6-3 220 09/29/86 Yorba Linda, CA Sacramento (AAA) 55 ATL S R 6-5 190 09/11/89 Chesapeake, VA Mississippi (AA) 11 Kirby Yates TB R R 5-10 170 03/25/87 Koloa, HI Montgomery (AA)

No. Catchers Team B T Ht. Wt. DOB Birthplace 2012 Club 20 Matt Kennelly ATL R R 6-1 210 03/21/89 East Fremantle, AUS Mississippi (AA) 4 Jacob Realmuto MIA R R 6-1 190 03/18/91 Midwest City, OK Jupiter (A+) 16 Max Stassi OAK R R 5-10 205 03/15/91 Woodland, CA Stockton (A+)

No. Infielders Team B T Ht. Wt. DOB Birthplace 2012 Club 12 Nick Ahmed ATL R R 6-3 205 03/15/90 East Longmeadow, MA Lynchburg (A+) 33 Tim Beckham TB R R 6-0 190 01/27/90 Griffin, GA Durham (AAA) 2 Grant Green OAK R R 6-3 180 09/27/87 Fullerton, CA Sacramento (AAA) 28 Miles Head OAK R R 6-0 215 05/02/91 Griffin, GA Midland (AA) 5 Hak-Ju Lee TB L R 6-2 170 11/04/90 Keonju, KOR Montgomery (AA) 9 Hunter Morris MIL L R 6-2 200 10/07/88 Huntsville, AL Huntsville (AA) 7 Edward Salcedo ATL R R 6-3 195 07/30/91 La Vega, DOM Lynchburg (A+) 10 Richie Shaffer * TB R R 6-3 210 03/15/91 Charlotte, NC Hudson Valley (A-)

No. Outfielders Team B T Ht. Wt. DOB Birthplace 2012 Club 29 Khris Davis MIL R R 6-0 195 12/21/87 Glendale, AZ Nashville (AAA) 18 Kyle Jensen MIA R L 6-3 255 05/20/88 Walnut Creek, CA Jacksonville (AA) 25 TB L R 6-1 200 04/22/90 Fort Wayne, IN Charlotte (A+) 67 Brock Kjeldgaard * MIL R R 6-5 235 01/22/86 Edmonton, AB, CAN Huntsville (AA) 8 Josh Prince MIL R R 6-0 180 01/26/88 Sulphur, LA Huntsville (AA) 24 Christian Yelich MIA L R 6-4 189 12/05/91 Thousand Oaks, CA Jupiter (A+)

* Denotes “taxi squad” member activated only on Wednesdays and Saturdays. 2012 Salt River Rafters Organizational Affiliations: Blue Jays, D-backs, Nationals, Rockies, White Sox Home Games: Salt River Fields at Talking Stick

Manager: 9 Matt Williams (ARI) As of October 2, 2012 Pitching Coach: 44 Mark Grater (WAS) Hitting Coach: 22 Jon Nunnally (TOR) Bobby Magallanes (CWS) Ever Magallanes (CWS) Trainers: Cory Barton (CWS) Chris Dovey (COL)

No. Pitchers Team B T Ht. Wt. DOB Birthplace 2012 Club 34 Chase Anderson ARI R R 6-1 175 11/30/87 Wichita Falls, TX Mobile (AA) 35 Aaron Barrett WAS R R 6-4 215 01/02/88 Evansville, IN Potomac (A+) 31 Tyler Chatwood COL R R 6-0 185 12/16/89 Fontana, CA Tulsa (AA) 32 Paul Demny WAS R R 6-2 200 08/03/89 East Bernard, TX Harrisburg (AA) 37 Sam Dyson TOR R R 6-1 175 05/07/88 Tampa, FL New Hampshire (AA) 21 Isaiah Froneberger COL L L 5-10 200 06/23/89 Forest Park, GA Modesto (A+) 65 Cole Kimball WAS R R 6-4 250 08/01/85 Hackettstown, NJ Injured 28 Evan Marshall ARI R R 6–2 220 04/18/90 Sunnyvale, CA Mobile (AA) 33 Deck McGuire TOR R R 6-6 235 06/23/89 Richmond, VA New Hampshire (AA) 38 Kevin Munson ARI R R 6-1 215 01/03/89 Roanoke, VA Mobile (AA) 48 Ryan Perry WAS R R 6-4 215 02/13/87 Pomona, CA Harrisburg (AA) 41 Andre Rienzo CWS R R 6-3 160 07/05/88 Sao Paolo, BRA Birmingham (AA) 44 Cory Riordan COL R R 6-4 200 05/25/86 Killingworth, CT Colorado Springs (AAA) 43 Santos Rodriguez CWS L L 6-5 180 01/02/88 Sanchez, DOM Birmingham (AA) 50 Salvador Sanchez CWS R R 6-6 195 09/13/85 New York, NY Birmingham (AA) 27 Eric Smith ARI R R 6-3 220 10/15/88 Milford, CT Mobile (AA) 12 John Stilson TOR R R 6-3 200 07/28/90 Texarkana, TX New Hampshire (AA) 25 TOR R R 6-1 190 11/03/87 Lake Jackson, TX New Hampshire (AA) 54 Taylor Thompson CWS R R 6-5 225 06/18/87 Montgomery, AL Winston-Salem (A+) 40 Coty Woods COL R R 6-2 190 03/14/88 Christiana, TN Colorado Springs (AAA)

No. Catchers Team B T Ht. Wt. DOB Birthplace 2012 Club 55 Lars Davis COL L R 6-3 205 11/07/85 Grand Prairie, AB, CAN Tulsa (AA) 7 Jose Gonzalez * COL R R 6-1 165 06/23/87 Caracas, VEN Tulsa (AA) 46 Sean Ochinko TOR R R 5-11 205 10/21/87 Parkland, FL New Hampshire (AA)

No. Infielders Team B T Ht. Wt. DOB Birthplace 2012 Club 16 Tyler Bortnick ARI R R 5-11 185 07/03/87 Mentor, OH Reno (AAA) 15 Matt Davidson ARI R R 6-2 225 03/26/91 Redlands, CA Mobile (AA) 10 Ryan Goins TOR L R 5-10 185 02/13/88 Round Rock, TX New Hampshire (AA) 9 Jason Martinson * WAS R R 6-1 190 10/15/88 Hurst, TX Potomac (A+) 2 Chris Owings ARI R R 5-10 180 08/12/91 Charleston, SC Mobile (AA) 17 Anthony Rendon WAS R R 6-0 195 06/06/90 Richmond, TX Harrisburg (AA) 18 Carlos Sanchez CWS S R 5-11 175 06/29/92 Maracay, VEN Birmingham (AA) 22 Matt Skole WAS L L 6-4 230 07/30/89 Woodstock, GA Potomac (A+) 30 Andy Wilkins CWS L R 6-2 225 09/13/88 Broken Arrow, OK Birmingham (AA)

No. Outfielders Team B T Ht. Wt. DOB Birthplace 2012 Club 8 Corey Dickerson COL L R 6–2 210 05/22/89 McComb, MS Tulsa (AA) 19 Brian Goodwin WAS R L 6-1 195 11/02/90 Rocky Mount, NC Harrisburg (AA) 5 Jake Marisnick TOR R R 6-4 200 03/30/91 Riverside, CA New Hampshire (AA) 20 Kent Matthes COL R T 6-2 215 01/08/87 Florence, SC Tulsa (AA) 11 Kevin Pillar * TOR R R 6-0 200 01/04/89 West Hills, CA Dunedin (A+) 24 Trayce Thompson CWS R R 6-3 195 03/15/91 Ladera Ranch, CA Birmingham (AA)

* Denotes “taxi squad” member activated only on Wednesdays and Saturdays. 2012 Scottsdale Scorpions Organizational Affiliations: Angels, Giants, Indians, Pirates, Yankees Home Games: Scottsdale Stadium

Manager: 54 Carlos Mendoza (NYY) As of October 7, 2012 Pitching Coach: 49 Mike Couchee (SF) Hitting Coach: 25 Phil Clark (CLE) Trainers: Bryan Housand (PIT) Mike Metcalfe (LAA)

No. Pitchers Team B T Ht. Wt. DOB Birthplace 2012 Club 29 Shawn Armstrong CLE R R 6-2 210 09/11/90 Bridgeton, NC Akron (AA) 53 Dellin Betances NYY R R 6-8 260 03/23/88 New York, NY Trenton (AA) 34 Victor Black PIT R R 6-3 185 05/23/88 Amarillo, TX Altoona (AA) 45 Buddy Boshers LAA L L 6-3 205 05/09/88 Huntsville, AL Arkansas (AA) 30 Dan Burawa NYY R R 6-2 215 12/30/88 Riverhead, NY Tampa (A+) 38 Bobby Cassevah LAA R R 6-3 220 09/11/85 Jacksonville, FL Salt Lake (AAA) 52 Ryan Chaffee LAA R R 6-2 195 05/18/88 Marianna, FL Arkansas (AA) 70 Brandon Cumpton PIT R R 6-2 198 11/16/88 Evans, GA Altoona (AA) 25 Jake Dunnington SF L R 6-2 160 02/02/91 Redmond, WA Richmond (AA) 68 Chris Gloor SF L L 6-6 255` 03/07/87 Bay Shore, NY Richmond (AA) 32 Trey Haley CLE R R 6-3 180 06/21/90 Nacogdoches, TX Akron (AA) 59 Heath Hembree SF R R 6-4 210 01/13/89 Picayune, MS Fresno (AAA) 47 T.J. House CLE R L 6-2 215 09/29/89 Picayune, MS Akron (AA) 55 Kevin Johnson LAA L R 6-4 240 08/19/88 Pensacola, FL Arkansas (AA) 51 Kyle Kaminska PIT L R 6-4 180 10/05/88 Wauseon, OH Altoona (AA) 43 Mark Montgomery NYY R R 5-11 205 08/30/90 Williamsburg, VA Trenton (AA) 50 Zach Nuding NYY R R 6-4 250 03/29/90 Fort Worth, TX Tampa (A+) 35 Matt Packer CLE L L 6-0 200 08/28/87 Germantown, TN Columbus (AAA) 37 Dan Runzler SF L L 6-4 235 03/30/85 Santa Monica, CA Fresno (AAA) 27 Tyler Waldron PIT R R 6-2 185 05/01/89 Garden Valley, CA Altoona (AA)

No. Catchers Team B T Ht. Wt. DOB Birthplace 2012 Club 9 Alex Monsalve CLE R R 6-2 225 04/22/92 Boqueron, VEN Carolina (A+) 39 Carlos Ramirez * LAA R R 5-11 210 03/19/88 Tucson, AZ Arkansas (AA) 24 Austin Romine NYY R R 6-0 220 11/22/88 Lake Forest, CA Scranton/W-Barre (AAA)

No. Infielders Team B T Ht. Wt. DOB Birthplace 2012 Club 18 David Adams NYY R R 6-1 205 05/15/87 Margate, FL Trenton (AA) 6 Kaleb Cowart LAA S R 6-3 195 06/02/92 Adel, GA Inland Empire (A+) 16 Matt Curry PIT L R 6-1 225 07/27/88 Red Oak, TX Altoona (AA) 78 Chris Dominguez * SF R R 6-5 235 11/22/86 Los Angeles, CA Fresno (AAA) 28 Gift Ngoepe PIT S R 5-10 165 01/18/90 Pietersburg, RSA Bradenton (A+) 46 Ricky Oropesa SF L R 6-3 225 12/15/89 Rancho Cucamonga, CA San Jose (A+) 26 Joe Panik SF L R 6-1 190 10/30/90 Yonkers, NY San Jose (A+) 8 Ronny Rodriguez CLE R R 6-0 170 04/17/92 Santiago, DOM Carolina (A+) 2 Adalberto Santos PIT R R 5-11 185 09/28/87 Bronx, NY Altoona (AA)

No. Outfielders Team B T Ht. Wt. DOB Birthplace 2012 Club 10 Gary Brown SF R R 6-1 190 09/28/88 Diamond Bar, CA Richmond (AA) 7 Randal Grichuk LAA R R 6-1 195 08/13/91 Rosenburg, TX Inland Empire (A+) 41 Slade Heathcott NYY L L 6-1 190 09/28/90 Texarkana, TX Tampa (A+) 17 Tyler Holt CLE R R 5-10 187 03/10/89 Gainesville, FL Akron (AA) 22 Carlos Moncrief * CLE L R 6-1 210 11/03/88 Jackson, MS Carolina (A+) 20 Travis Witherspoon LAA R R 6-2 190 04/16/89 Sumter, SC Arkansas (AA)

* Denotes “taxi squad” member activated only on Wednesdays and Saturdays. 2012 Surprise Saguaros Organizational Affiliations: Cardinals, Mets, Rangers, Red Sox, Royals Home Games: Surprise Stadium

Manager: 40 Jason Wood (TEX) As of October 8, 2012 Pitching Coach: 38 Jim Brower (KC) Hitting Coach: 13 Joe Kruzel (STL) 18 Ryan Ellis (NYM) 20 Dave Joppie (BOS) Trainers: Brandon Henry (BOS) Eric Velazquez (NYM)

No. Pitchers Team B T Ht. Wt. DOB Birthplace 2012 Club 34 Seth Blair STL R R 6-2 185 03/03/89 Rock Falls, IL Palm Beach (A+) 32 Edwin Carl KC R R 6-0 210 08/31/88 Farmington, NM Wilmington (A+) 43 Ryan Fraser NYM R R 6-3 190 08/27/88 Cleveland, TN Binghamton (AA) 51 Sam Freeman STL R L 5-11 170 06/24/87 Houston, TX Memphis (AAA) 30 Chase Huchingson NYM L L 6-5 197 04/14/89 Fayetteville, AR St. Lucie (A+) 46 Brock Huntzinger BOS R R 6-3 200 07/02/88 Anderson, IN Portland (AA) 35 Jon Keck KC L L 6-6 215 06/18/88 Joliet, IL Northwest Arkansas (AA) 13 Adam Kolarek NYM L L 6-3 215 01/14/89 Baltimore, MD Binghamton (AA) 48 Justin Marks KC L L 6-3 195 01/12/88 Owensboro, KY Northwest Arkansas (AA) 60 Chris Martin BOS R R 6-7 218 06/02/86 Arlington, TEX Portland (AA) 53 Greg Peavey NYM R R 6-2 185 07/11/88 Vancouver, WA Binghamton (AA) 37 Ryan Pressly BOS R R 6-3 200 12/15/88 Dallas, TX Portland (AA) 41 Jimmy Reyes TEX L L 5-10 195 03/07/89 Miami, FL Myrtle Beach (A+) 31 Ryan Rodebaugh TEX L R 6-0 165 03/30/89 Marietta, GA Frisco (AA) 45 Ben Rowen TEX R R 6-4 190 11/15/88 Dunedin, FL Myrtle Beach (A+) 59 Pete Ruiz BOS R R 6-3 205 08/21/87 Rough and Ready, CA Salem (A+) 38 Kevin Siegrist STL L L 6-5 190 07/20/89 Buffalo, NY Springfield (AA) 57 J.C. Sulbaran KC R R 6-2 220 11/09/89 Davie, FL Northwest Arkansas (AA) 55 Joe Van Meter TEX R R 6-2 195 10/18/88 Glen Allen, VA Myrtle Beach (A+) 52 Boone Whiting STL R R 6-1 175 08/20/89 Oakdale, CA Quad Cities (A)

No. Catchers Team B T Ht. Wt. DOB Birthplace 2012 Club 20 Kellin Deglan TEX L R 6-2 195 05/03/92 Langley, BC, CAN Hickory (A) 15 Cody Stanley STL L R 5-10 190 12/21/88 Clinton, NC Palm Beach (A+) 5 Christian Vazquez BOS R R 5-9 195 08/21/90 Bayamon, PUR Portland (AA)

No. Infielders Team B T Ht. Wt. DOB Birthplace 2012 Club 11 Michael Almanzar BOS R R 6-3 190 12/02/90 Santo Domingo, DOM Salem (A+) 29 Orlando Calixte * KC R R 5-11 160 02/03/92 Santo Domingo, DOM Wilmington (A+) 7 Hanser Alberto TEX R R 5-11 175 10/17/92 S.F. de Macoris, DOM Myrtle Beach (A+) 54 Dustin Lawley NYM R R 6-1 195 04/11/89 Adger, AL Savannah (A) 9 Alex McClure KC R R 6-0 185 06/16/89 Clarksville, TN Northwest Arkansas (AA) 21 Chris McGuiness TEX L L 6-1 210 04/11/88 Charleston, SC Frisco (AA) 22 Whit Merrifield KC R R 6-1 175 01/24/89 Advance, NC Northwest Arkansas (AA) 6 Luis Sardinas * TEX S R 6-1 150 05/16/93 Upata, VEN Hickory (A) 16 Colin Walsh * STL S R 6-0 190 09/26/89 La Jolla, CA Quad Cities (A) 27 Kolten Wong STL L R 5-9 190 10/10/90 Hilo, HI Springfield (AA)

No. Outfielders Team B T Ht. Wt. DOB Birthplace 2012 Club 25 Bryce Brentz BOS R R 6-0 190 12/30/88 Knoxville, TN Portland (AA) 4 Darrell Ceciliani NYM L L 6-1 220 06/22/90 Madras, OR St. Lucie (A+) 19 Brian Fletcher KC R R 6-0 190 10/26/88 Fayetteville, GA Northwest Arkansas (AA) 23 Mike O’Neill STL L L 5-9 170 02/12/88 Riverside, CA Springfield (AA) 26 Cesar Puello NYM R R 6-2 195 04/01/91 La Romana, DOM St. Lucie (A+)

* Denotes “taxi squad” member activated only on Wednesdays and Saturdays. 2012 Arizona Fall League 20th Anniversary Schedule

SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY Oct. 9 Oct. 10 Oct. 11 Oct. 12 Oct. 13 Saguaros @ Javelinas Javelinas @ Saguaros Solar Sox @ Saguaros Javelinas @ Desert Dogs Rafters @ Saguaros Scorpions @ Desert Dogs Rafters @ Solar Sox Desert Dogs @ Javelinas Saguaros @ Solar Sox Desert Dogs @ Solar Sox Solar Sox @ Rafters 6:35 Desert Dogs @ Scorpions 6:35 Scorpions @ Rafters 6:35 Rafters @ Scorpions 6:35 Javelinas @ Scorpions 6:35 Oct. 14 Oct. 15 Oct. 16 Oct. 17 Oct. 18 Oct. 19 Oct. 20 Off Day Javelinas @ Solar Sox Solar Sox @ Javelinas Desert Dogs @ Saguaros Scorpions @ Solar Sox Solar Sox @ Desert Dogs Javelinas @ Desert Dogs Off Day Rafters @ Desert Dogs Saguaros @ Scorpions Rafters @ Javelinas Saguaros @ Desert Dogs Saguaros @ Javelinas 6:35 Solar Sox @ Saguaros Off Day Scorpions @ Saguaros Desert Dogs @ Rafters 6:35 Solar Sox @ Scorpions 6:35 Javelinas @ Rafters 6:35 Rafters @ Scorpions 6:35 Scorpions @ Rafters 6:35 Oct. 21 Oct. 22 Oct. 23 Oct. 24 Oct. 25 Oct. 26 Oct. 27 Off Day Desert Dogs @ Scorpions Scorpions @ Javelinas Rafters @ Javelinas Desert Dogs @ Rafters Javelinas @ Rafters Javelinas @ Saguaros Off Day Saguaros @ Javelinas Solar Sox @ Desert Dogs Scorpions @ Solar Sox Saguaros @ Scorpions Solar Sox @ Scorpions Rafters @ Solar Sox Off Day Solar Sox @ Rafters 6:35 Saguaros @ Rafters 6:35 Desert Dogs @ Saguaros Javelinas @ Solar Sox Desert Dogs @ Saguaros 6:35 Scorpions @ Desert Dogs Oct. 28 Oct. 29 Oct. 30 Oct. 31 Nov. 1 Nov. 2 Nov. 3 Off Day Javelinas @ Scorpions Scorpions @ Javelinas Javelinas @ Saguaros Javelinas @ Solar Sox Saguaros @ Desert Dogs Rising Stars Game 5:10 Off Day Solar Sox @ Saguaros Solar Sox @ Desert Dogs Desert Dogs @ Scorpions Saguaros @ Scorpions Solar Sox @ Javelinas Salt River Fields Off Day Rafters @ Desert Dogs Saguaros @ Rafters 6:35 Rafters @ Solar Sox Desert Dogs @ Rafters Rafters @ Scorpions 6:35 at Talking Stick Nov. 4 Nov. 5 Nov. 6 Nov. 7 Nov. 8 Nov. 9 Nov. 10 Off Day Desert Dogs @ Saguaros Saguaros @ Solar Sox Solar Sox @ Scorpions Desert Dogs @ Solar Sox Solar Sox @ Rafters Rafters @ Desert Dogs Off Day Rafters @ Javelinas Desert Dogs @ Javelinas Javelinas @ Desert Dogs Javelinas @ Scorpions Scorpions @ Desert Dogs Solar Sox @ Javelinas Off Day Scorpions @ Solar Sox 6:35 Scorpions @ Rafters 6:35 Rafters @ Saguaros 6:35 Saguaros @ Rafters 6:35 Javelinas @ Saguaros 6:35 Scorpions @ Saguaros 6:10 Nov. 11 Nov. 12 Nov. 13 Nov. 14 Nov. 15 Nov. 16 Nov. 17 Off Day Javelinas @ Desert Dogs Saguaros @ Solar Sox Saguaros @ Desert Dogs Scorpions @ Javelinas Off Day Championship Game 1:10 Off Day Scorpions @ Saguaros Scorpions @ Rafters Javelinas @ Rafters Desert Dogs @ Solar Sox Off Day Scottsdale Stadium Off Day Rafters @ Solar Sox Desert Dogs @ Javelinas Solar Sox @ Scorpions 6:35 Rafters @ Saguaros Off Day

All start times 12:35 p.m. MST unless otherwise noted 08/13/12 East Division West Division • Mesa Solar Sox Sox (Home Games @ Mesa Hohokam Stadium) • Peoria Javelinas (Home Games @ Peoria Sports Complex) • Salt River Rafters (Home Games @ Salt River Fields at Talking Stick) • Phoenix Desert Dogs (Home Games @ Phoenix Municipal Stadium) • Scottsdale Scorpions (Home Games @ Scottsdale Stadium) • Surprise Saguaros (Home Games at Surprise Stadium)