THE OFFICIAL MAGAZINE OF ANGELS

JESSE MAGAZINE CHAVEZ VOL. 14 / ISSUE 2 / 2017 $3.00

CAMERON DANNY MAYBIN ESPINOSA

MARTIN MALDONADO

FRESH FACES

WELCOME TO THE ANGELS TABLE OF CONTENTS

BRIGHT IDEA The new LED lighting system at improves visibility while reducing glare and shadows on the field. THETHE OFFICIALOFFICCIAL GAMEGA PUBLICATION OF ANGELS BASEBALL VOLUME 14 | ISSUE 2 WHAT TO LOOK FORWARD TO IN THIS ISSUE 5 STAFF DIRECTORY 43 MLB NETWORK PRESENTS 71 NUMBERS GAME 109 ARTE AND CAROLE MORENO 6 ANGELS SCHEDULE 44 FACETIME 75 THE WRIGHT STUFF 111 EXECUTIVES 9 MEET 46 ANGELS ROSTER 79 EN ESPANOL 119 17 ELEVATION 48 SCORECARD 81 FIVE QUESTIONS 121 COACHING STAFF 21 MLB ALL-TIME 51 OPPONENT ROSTERS 82 ON THE MARK 127 WINNINGEST MANAGERS 23 CHASING 3,000 54 ANGELS TICKET INFORMATION 84 ON THE MAP 128 ANGELS MANAGERS ALL-TIME 25 THE COLLEGE YEARS 57 THE BIG A 88 ON THE SPOT 131 THE JUNIOR REPORTER 31 HEANEY’S HEADLINES 61 ANGELS 57 93 THROUGH THE YEARS 133 THE KID IN ME 34 ANGELS IN BUSINESS COMMUNITY 65 ANGELS 1,000 96 FAST FACT 136 PHOTO FAVORITES 37 ANGELS IN THE COMMUNITY 67 WIN 103 INTRODUCING... 142 ANGELS PROMOTIONS 41 COVER BOY 68 ALUMNI SPOTLIGHT 105 MAKING THE (INITIAL) CUT 144 FAN SUPPORT

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MEET CAMERON MAYBIN

BY PETE DONOVAN

He has the looks. He also has the larger than life personality, complete with a dazzling smile. He even has the name. But Cameron Maybin is not in a starring role in Hollywood at the moment. He’s cast in a no-less important supporting role in Anaheim. And make no mistake about it, Maybin’s role on the 2017 Angels is red-letter important. He is the new left fielder, filling a position that has been very unproductive for the team for the past two seasons, the position always ranking near the bottom in offensive productions in the . Angel left fielders have a combined .214 the last two years with a poor on-base percentage of .277. The graceful Maybin will be paired in the outfield with the reigning Most Valuable Player in the league and consensus best player on the planet, , who once again patrols center field next to the underrated in right field. It may well be the Angels’ best outfield in more than a decade. Maybin is a natural center fielder, a big man (6-4, 215) who covers large patches of any outfield with gazelle- like strides. Once projected to be a power hitter, he has altered his approach to hitting (he credits former hitting coach ) and is now a consistent line-drive, up-the-middle hitter. Acquired in December from (for Victor Alcantara), Maybin brings both consistency and personality to the Angels. He’s a 10-year veteran who has stolen as many as 40 bases in one season. He is coming off a 2016 campaign where he hit a career high .315 (and a lofty .380 with runners in scoring position).

9 MEET CAMERON MAYBIN

Now 30, Maybin has played in Detroit, Miami, San Diego humble they are — humility and Atlanta before landing with the Angels this year. over pride is impressive. “They’ve seen something in me,” Maybin said, “to “This is the best game in the give me a shot. I embrace all the opportunities that come world for building character,” my way. continued Maybin. “It’s about “I will bring energy and passion to this team,” he added. learning to take the bad with “I play every game as if it is my last game. I have a great the good. You grow a lot more love for the game and a will to win.” humble if you learn how to do A first round pick (10th overall) by the Tigers in 2005, that.” Maybin will be a free agent after the season but for Growing up in Asheville, now he is excited to be in a lineup that features the North Carolina, his rooting aforementioned Trout and three-time MVP . interests were more in college “They’ve done so much in the game, it’s amazing how basketball than in big-time 10 MEET CAMERON MAYBIN

baseball. Prior to North Carolina winning the NCAA championship in men’s basketball over Gonzaga, he predicted the Heels would win the final game by five points. They won by six. Meanwhile his cousin Rashad McCants won an NCAA basketball title at North Carolina, “Yep, I definitely bleed Carolina Blue,” he said. “That’s a challenge because I live in a house-divided. My wife is a Duke fan. “I didn’t have a favorite baseball team, but we got a lot of Braves games and Cubs games on TV. I always liked Ken Griffey, Jr. (Maybin has been a centerfielder most of his career). And other outfielders like , , (former Angel standout) and .” He also is confident on the whole. “I’ve done this for a long time,” he told Jeff Fletcher of the Orange County Register in March. “I don’t worry too much. I’m a ballplayer. I’m a pretty good baseball player. It’s just about making adjustments and not getting too up or down about anything. There are going to be some high moments too, but just stay humble. I’m big on humility.” He’s also big on giving back to the community. 12 MEET CAMERON MAYBIN

“I want to energize the young people, show them the Cameron Maybin may not be in a starring role on the value of education and introduce them to the great game field right now, but he certainly is off the field. of baseball.” And it is a good look for a newcomer with a larger than In his hometown back in North Carolina, he runs a life personality, complete with a dazzling smile. Maybin Mission baseball camp and has founded holiday programs for kids at the Salvation Army. “We have to be advocates for the game in the African- Angel Magazine writer American community,” Maybin said. “Half the kids in my Pete Donovan first covered camp were African-American. Yet as they grow up they the Angels in 1970 and once seem to think basketball and other sports are easier. We pitched batting practice to have to let them know what you can learn in baseball, and Aikens. that it can give you a longer career.”

14 ELEVATION: COUNTDOWN TO 600 HOME RUNS

Albert Pujols began the 2017 season with 591 career home runs, which is ninth all-time. The mark is also, of course, just nine homers shy of the magical 600 home plateau.

17 ELEVATION: COUNTDOWN TO 600 HOME RUNS

BARRY BONDS HANK AARON RANK PLAYER HR

1 Barry Bonds 762

2 Hank Aaron 755

3 Babe Ruth 714

4 Alex Rodriguez 696

5 Willie Mays 660

6 Ken Griffey, Jr. 630

7 Jim Thome 612

8 Sammy Sosa 609

9 Albert Pujols 593 Stats as of April 23

WILLIE MAYS KEN GRIFFEY, JR JIM THOME SAMMY SOSA ALBERT PUJOLS

18 MLB ALL-TIME

Albert Pujols continues to make history in a variety of offensive categories, including doubles and runs batted in.

DOUBLES RUNS BATTED IN ALL-TIME PLAYER TOTAL ALL-TIME PLAYER TOTAL 1 793 1 Hank Aaron 2297 2 Babe Ruth 2218 2 746 3 Alex Rodriguez 2086 3 Stan Musial 725 4 1997 4 724 5 Barry Bonds 1996 6 Ty Cobb 1961 5 Craig Biggio 668 7 Stan Musial 1951 6 665 8 1922 7 Nap Lajole 657 9 1917 10 Willie Mays 1903 8 646 11 1879 9 Honus Wagner 640 12 1864 10 David Ortiz 632 13 Carl Yastrzemski 1844 14 1839 11 Hank Aaron 624 15 Ken Griffey, Jr. 1836 12 605 16 1835 17 Dave Winfield 1833 13 ALBERT PUJOLS 604 18 ALBERT PUJOLS 1831 Paul Waner 604 1831 15 Cal Ripken 603 20 1827

Stats as of April 23

21 ANDFRONT THE OFFICE AWARD EXECUTIVES GOES TO... MIKE TROUT

ALBERT PUJOLS CONTINUES TO MAKE HISTORY IN A VARIETY OF OFFENSIVE CATEGORIES, INCLUDING HITS Thirty men have reached the magical 3000 career hit mark in year) and Adrian Beltre (he started this year at 2942). Last year their careers. Albert Pujols began this season ranked 50th on Pujols had 159 hits with the Angels. He has averaged 159 hits baseball’s all-time hit list with 2825. That ranks third among all over his last three seasons. active hitters behind (who enjoyed No. 3000 last 23 23

THE COLLEGE YEARS DANNY ESPINOSA

LONG BEACH STATE UNIVERSITY

Before embarking on a pro baseball career — which, to date, has included eight seasons in the big leagues — Danny Espinosa applied his craft at the college level at nearby Long Beach State University. Born in Santa Ana, Espinosa chose to stay close to home after graduating from Mater Dei High School. In all, he played three seasons for the Dirtbags. “I enjoyed Long Beach a lot. It was a good school and the baseball program was unbelievable,” he said. “As a person I feel the experience really helped me grow and become independent. For life skills the whole experience helped me grow as a person.” The switch-hitting infielder compiled a .303 career batting average at Long Beach. He also did not produce the power then that he does now — he hit 11 total home runs in 650 career at-bats compared to the two 20-plus campaigns he has on his resume while with the . With the glove his fielding percentage improved each season. In 2008, Washington selected Espinosa in the third round (87th overall), and the program helped him get to where he is today (this is his first season with the Angels following an offseason trade back to Southern ). A career in baseball was something on Espinosa’s mind back then as well. “I did think back then a pro baseball career could be in my future. That was one of my goals,” Espinosa said. “I strived for that. I did not go there thinking I was going to go to the school for four years. My initial mindset was on three years — get as much schooling in as I could — and then I would be draft-eligible. “From there it has been about playing ball.” 25 DANNY ESPINOSA

INDIVIDUAL CAREER HISTORY DANNY ESPINOSA Year avg gp-gs ab r h 2b 3b hr rbi tb slg% bb hbp so gdp ob% sf sh sb-att po a e fld% 2006 .281 56-55 210 31 59 16 3 0 23 81 .386 18 10 35 6 .366 0 7 8-12 105 186 19 .939 2007 .319 53-53 210 44 67 13 4 7 38 109 .519 25 10 46 4 .415 1 4 2-9 100 151 14 .947 2008 .309 59-59 230 48 71 13 6 4 37 108 .470 23 10 51 3 .392 2 6 9-11 92 192 14 .953 TOTAL .303 168-167 650 123 197 42 13 11 98 298 .458 66 30 132 13 .391 3 17 19-32 297 529 47 .946 26 DANNY ESPINOSA

EVAN LONGORIA JASON GIAMBI Ex-Dirtbags to appear in the Major Leagues (including several former Angels) in order of their MLB debut:

Dick Nen Jason Vargas Rod Gaspar Chris Demaria Randy Moffi tt George Throop Troy Tulowitzki Gary Beare Carlos Muniz Jim Smith John Bowker Darrell Sherman Marco Estrada Tom Urbani Andrew Carpenter Chris Gomez Cesar Ramos Steve Trachsel Brad Davis Jason Giambi Danny Espinosa

Brent Cookson Vance Worley JASON VARGAS ADAM WILK Gabe Gonzalez Bob Cramer Jeff Liefer Adam Wilk Marcus Jones Rocky Biddle Jared Hughes Nick Vincent Terrmel Sledge Joey Terdoslavich Chad Bentz Matt Duff y Abe Alvarez Branden Pinder Shane Carle Paul McAnulty 28 HEANEY’S HEADLINES

Throughout the season Andrew Heaney shares special moments and unique insight into his life and career in Angel Magazine

BY ANDREW HEANEY

The first time I remember playing baseball football and, later, I played basketball. Throughout was when I was around five years old. That was that entire time though I always continued in Oklahoma City, where I was born and raised. playing baseball. I also played college baseball in my home state, Growing up I was always playing in the outfield. but long before college ball, and even longer That is where they put the players who weren’t before playing , it started by as good as the other kids — that was me back playing T-ball and Little League. then — but I loved it. I would be in the outfield My first team I ever played on was a T-ball team practicing my pitching motion. During the games I called the Blue Jays. We actually played in the very remember dreaming of when we finally would get back of a YWCA complex near my house. I played rid of playing at a level where they used pitching other sports too as a kid. I played soccer but machines during the game. that didn’t last too long. Then I played some flag In the batter’s box I was a pretty bad hitter and

31 HEANEY’S HEADLINES

that didn’t really change much as I got older. But I developed went to the same high school as I did, Putnam City Original. into a good defender with the glove so they let me keep playing We would usually play a league game during the week and outfield. Then, finally, I found a knack for pitching and it stuck. a tournament on the weekend. We would travel a few times As I got older, I played a little first base as well. during the summer to Kansas or a different neighboring state to As a kid I was always an Indians fan. I played on a Little League play. As I got older I started to travel a little further. team called the Indians and I think that was right when I was The support I had from my mom and dad to allow me to play starting to get interested in watching on as much as I did was amazing. I really can’t thank them enough. television. Of course it didn’t hurt that those Cleveland teams They supported me in every way so that I could continue to play had Manny Ramirez, Jim Thome, and all of those the game that I loved. I had so many great baseball memories great players. growing up and am so thankful that I had a childhood filled with I liked Jim Thome the best. He was probably my favorite the joy of sports, particularly baseball. player when I was a kid. When I later realized I would probably not be as big and strong as him, I started to gravitate over to Andrew Heaney continues the rehab process following Tommy watching , in particular. John surgery this past July and is likely to miss the entire 2017 Playing baseball on the whole was a lot of fun back then. season. The Oklahoma State University product was limited to Baseball is pretty big in Oklahoma. All my friends played on one game last season and he started 18 contests for the Angels the same team as me and a lot of players in our Little League in 2015. 32

IN THE BUSINESS COMMUNITY

For generations, the Angels have been thrilling SoCal sports fans we use natural ingredients for our anti-aging products, acne with their greatness both on and off the fi eld. From taking home treatments, oils and serums. Steering clear of fi llers and parabens, we championship titles and turning out Hall of Famers to supporting focus on beautifying and restoring skin with active ingredients and community members through their very own Angels Baseball gentle, pure formulations. Our goal is to provide customers with the Foundation, this exceptional team has done much to make its hydration, wrinkle, scar, and acne solutions they need at prices they hometown proud over the years. can smile about. Like the Angels, Timeless Skin Care prides itself on serving the When you purchase a Timeless Skin Care serum for yourself or a residents of this beautiful city we all call home. As a worldwide skincare family member, you don’t have to worry about encountering dyes or leader, we are passionate about providing clients with better-quality other ingredients known to irritate skin. Additionally, we refrain from products at more aff ordable prices. That’s because we think everyone testing on animals and avoid animal byproducts wherever possible. deserves access to high-quality skincare that can turn back the clock. You can feel good about purchasing products that are cruelty free Baseball lovers ourselves, we know that spending the day in the sun and safe for you and your family. can wreak havoc on the skin. Whether you attend every game of the Visit Timeless Skin Care online, at www.TimelessHA.com, to fi nd out year or just drop in now and then for some fun, fresh air, and family how we can help safeguard and beautify your skin now and into the time, it’s important to take steps to protect your skin while you’re in future. We are proud to be a part of the Angels family now and for the stands. After all, it’s your body’s biggest organ and tasked with many years to come, and we wish the team and its fans the best and keeping you safe from toxins. Featuring all-natural ingredients, our healthiest season yet. serums and moisturizers are designed to repair skin damage and keep you looking refreshed long after the game is over. Cheers to a wonderful 2017 season. Go Angels! At Timeless Skin Care, we pamper your skin while helping maintain its - Veronica Pedersen unique beauty through the decades. Unlike some of our competitors, CEO

34 ANGELS IN THE COMMUNITY

5K & 1 MILE FUN RUN RUNNERS, TAKE YOUR MARK... ANGELS BASEBALL FOUNDATION The Angels 5K & 1 Mile Fun Run took place on Saturday, April 22, at Angel Through their involvement in a variety of outreach programs and non- Stadium. The popular event was presented by St. Joseph Hoag Health and profit organizations, Angels Baseball has proven to be a valuable member all proceeds benefit Angels Baseball Foundation. of the surrounding community. From laying down the foundation one brick Both races started and finished at Angel Stadium, and this year, part of at a time with the Angels Brick Program to helping fund local and national the course included bubbles! Each participant received a commemorative youth organizations, the Angels Baseball Foundation focuses on initiatives race shirt, finisher medal and a ticket voucher good for a 2017 Angels home aimed to create and improve Education, Healthcare, Arts & Sciences, and game. The event also consisted of a health expo and kid zone with fun games Community related youth programs throughout the region, in addition to and prizes! providing children the opportunity to experience the great game of baseball In addition, runners who participated in this year’s race and the 2016 event and its countless positive attributes. received a commemorative limited edition Mike Trout Bobblehead.

37 ANGELS IN THE COMMUNITY

5K & 1 MILE FUN RUN

Runners who participated in this year’s race and the 2016 event received this commemorative limited edition Mike Trout Bobblehead. 38 COVER BOY

Mike Trout gracing the pages — and cover — of .

Photo Credit - Robert Beck/Sports Illustrated 41 MLB NETWORK PRESENTS MIKE TROUT: MILLVILLE TO MVP

Featuring an interview with Mike Trout, MLB Network Presents Mike Trout: Millville to MVP explores Trout’s roots in his hometown of Millville, New Jersey, and how the town helped shaped him into one of the game’s greatest players. Former Angels teammate , Billy Beane, MLB Network’s Brian Kenny and Trout’s parents also share stories of the two- time American League Most Valuable Player during the one-hour special. MLB Network Presents is an original series of documentaries and access-driven profiles hosted by Bob Costas. Launched in January 2015, MLB Network Presents has produced programs covering many subjects across baseball, including the Emmy-nominated “The Story of Billy Bean” as well as “Holy Cow! The Story of Harry Caray,” “.406,” “56: The Streak,” “The Bird,” “The Colorful ” and “The Nasty Boys: The 1990 Reds.” Mike Trout: Millville to MVP made its debut this past April.

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0 2 3 5 7 YUNEL ESCOBAR DANNY ESPINOSA ALBERT PUJOLS CLIFF PENNINGTON INFIELDER INFIELDER INFIELDER INFIELDER

9 12 16 18 19 CAMERON MAYBIN MARTIN MALDONADO LUIS VALBUENA JEFRY MARTE PITCHER INFIELDER INFIELDER

20 24 25 27 28 BUD NORRIS C.J. CRON BEN REVERE MIKE TROUT ANDREW HEANEY PITCHER INFIELDER OUTFIELDER OUTFIELDER PITCHER

32 35 36 37 40 CAMCAM BEDROSIANBED NICK TROPEANO YUSMEIRO PETIT JESSE CHAVEZ PITCHERPIT PITCHER PITCHER PITCHER PITCHER 44 FACETIME

43 45 47 48 52 RICKY NOLASCO JOSE ALVAREZ PITCHER PITCHER PITCHER PITCHER PITCHER

53 54 56 57 59 BLAKE PARKER DEOLIS GUERRA KOLE CALHOUN DANIEL WRIGHT JUAN GRATEROL PITCHER PITCHER PITCHER PITCHER CATCHER

62 64 66 71 BROOKS POUNDERS MIKE MORIN JC RAMIREZ VICENTE CAMPOS PITCHER PITCHER PITCHER PITCHER

45 ANGELS ROSTER

NUMERICAL BY POSITION PITCHERS NO. NAME B-T NO. NAME B-T NO. NAME B-T 0 Yunel Escobar R-R 48 Jose Alvarez L-L 12 Martin Maldonado R-R 2 Andrelton Simmons R-R 59 Juan Graterol R-R 37 Andrew Bailey R-R 3 Danny Espinosa S-R 32 R-R 5 Albert Pujols R-R 71 Vicente Campos R-R NO. NAME B-T 7 Cliff Pennington S-R 40 Jesse Chavez R-R 24 C.J. Cron R-R 9 Cameron Maybin R-R 54 Deolis Guerra R-R 0 Yunel Escobar R-R 12 Martin Maldonado R-R 28 Andrew Heaney L-L 3 Danny Espinosa S-R 16 Huston Street R-R 64 Mike Morin R-R 19 Jefry Marte R-R 18 Luis Valbuena L-R 47 Ricky Nolasco R-R 7 Cliff Pennington S-R 19 Jefry Marte R-R 20 Bud Norris R-R 2 Andrelton Simmons R-R 20 Bud Norris R-R 53 Blake Parker R-R 18 Luis Valbuena L-R 24 C.J. Cron R-R 36 Yusmeiro Petit R-R 25 Ben Revere L-R 62 Brooks Pounder R-R NO. NAME B-T 27 Mike Trout R-R 66 JC Ramirez R-R 56 Kole Calhoun L-L 28 Andrew Heaney L-L 43 Garrett Richards R-R 9 Cameron Maybin R-R 32 Cam Bedrosian R-R 52 Matt Shoemaker R-R 25 Ben Revere L-R 35 Nick Tropeano R-R 45 Tyler Skaggs L-L 27 Mike Trout R-R 36 Yusmeiro Petit R-R 16 Huston Street R-R 37 Andrew Bailey R-R 35 Nick Tropeano R-R NO. NAME B-T 40 Jesse Chavez R-R 57 Daniel Wright R-R 5 Albert Pujols R-R 43 Garrett Richards R-R 45 Tyler Skaggs L-L 47 Ricky Nolasco R-R COACHING STAFF 48 Jose Alvarez L-L NO. NAME POSITION 52 Matt Shoemaker R-R 14 Manager 53 Blake Parker R-R 21 Dino Ebel Bench Coach 54 Deolis Guerra R-R 31 Dave Hansen Hitting Coach 41 Charles Nagy Pitching Coach 56 Kole Calhoun L-L 4 First Base Coach 57 Daniel Wright R-R 10 Third Base Coach 59 Juan Graterol R-R 55 Paul Sorrento Assistant Hitting Coach 62 Brooks Pounder R-R 61 Steve Soliz Catching & 64 Mike Morin R-R Information Coach 63 Scott Radinsky Coach 66 JC Ramirez R-R 70 Tom Gregorio Bullpen Catcher 71 Vicente Campos R-R 92 Anel De Los Santos Bullpen Catcher 46 VISITOR

PLAYERS No 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 AB R H RBI Pos

TOTALS R H

PITCHERS W/L/S IP H R ER BB SO TOTALS PLAYS DOUBLES TRIPLES HOME RUNS ERRORS

48 PLAYERS No 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 AB R H RBI Pos

TOTALS R H

PITCHERS W/L/S IP H R ER BB SO TOTALS DOUBLE PLAYS DOUBLES TRIPLES HOME RUNS ERRORS

49 OPPONENT ROSTERS

HOUSTON DETROIT ASTROS TIGERS PITCHERS PITCHERS NO. NAME B-T NO. NAME B-T 47 Chris Devenski R-R 58 Victor Alcantara R-R 45 Michael Feliz R-R 62 Sandy Baez R-R 54 Mike Fiers R-R 64 Chad Bell R-L 53 Ken Giles R-R 48 Matthew Boyd L-L 44 Luke Gregerson L-R 45 Buck Farmer L-R 64 Reymin Guduan L-L 32 R-R 61 Jandel Gustave R-R 61 Shane Greene R-R 36 Will Harris R-R 36 Blaine Hardy L-L 51 James Hoyt R-R 65 Myles Jaye S-R 60 Dallas Keuchel L-L 77 Joe Jimenez R-R 43 Lance McCullers Jr. L-R 63 Jairo Labourt L-L 31 Collin McHugh R-R 44 Daniel Norris L-L 57 Francisco Rodriguez R-R 50 Charlie Morton R-R 43 Bruce Rondon R-R JUSTIN 59 Joe Musgrove R-R 56 Kyle Ryan L-L VERLANDER 63 David Paulino R-R 19 Anibal Sanchez R-R 41 Brad Peacock R-R 53 Warwick Saupold R-R 62 Brady Rodgers R-R 68 Daniel Stumpf L-L 29 Tony Sipp L-L 54 Drew VerHagen R-R

46 Ashur Tolliver L-L 35 R-R MAY 11-14 CATCHERS 30 Alex Wilson R-R NO. NAME B-T 38 Justin Wilson L-L 11 Evan Gattis R-R 27 Jordan Zimmermann R-R 16 Brian McCann L-R CATCHERS

INFIELDERS NO. NAME B-T NO. NAME B-T 31 Alex Avila L-R 27 Jose Altuve R-R 55 R-R

MAY 5-7 MAY 2 R-R 34 James McCann R-R 1 R-R INFIELDERS 9 Marwin Gonzalez S-R NO. NAME B-T 10 Yulieski Gurriel R-R 24 R-R 19 Colin Moran L-R 9 Nicholas Castellanos R-R 23 A.J. Reed L-L 1 Jose Iglesias R-R CARLOS 13 Tyler White R-R 3 R-R BELTRAN OUTFIELDERS 49 Dixon Machado R-R NO. NAME B-T 17 Andrew Romine S-R 3 Norichika Aoki L-R OUTFIELDERS 80 Andrew Aplin L-L NO. NAME B-T 35 Teoscar Hernandez R-R 37 Jim Adduci L-L 18 Tony Kemp L-R 18 Tyler Collins L-L 6 Jake Marisnick R-R 40 JaCoby Jones R-R 22 L-R 15 Mikie Mahtook R-R 4 R-R 28 J.D. Martinez R-R 20 Preston Tucker L-L 8 R-R DESIGNATED HITTER DESIGNATED HITTER NO. NAME B-T NO. NAME B-T 41 Victor Martinez S-R 15 Carlos Beltran S-R IAN KINSLER

51 OPPONENT ROSTERS

CHICAGO ATLANTA WHITE SOX BRAVES PITCHERS PITCHERS NO. NAME B-T NO. NAME B-T 54 Chris Beck R-R 63 Jesse Biddle L-L 68 Dylan Covey R-R 36 Aaron Blair R-R 60 Tyler Danish R-R 62 Mauricio Cabrera R-R 51 Carson Fulmer R-R 55 Josh Collmenter R-R 27 R-R 40 Bartolo Colon R-R 67 R-R 19 R.A. Dickey R-R 58 Miguel Gonzalez R-R 26 R-R 45 Derek Holland S-L 66 Max Fried L-L 43 Dan Jennings L-L 54 Jaime Garcia L-L 65 R-R — Jason Hursh R-R 48 Tommy Kahnle R-R 58 R-R 40 Reynaldo Lopez R-R 53 Jim Johnson R-R 37 Juan Minaya R-R 46 Ian Krol L-L JOSE ABREU 50 Mike Pelfrey R-R 68 Jacob Lindgren L-L 52 Jake Petricka R-R 62 Akeel Morris R-R 57 Zach Putnam R-R 34 Eric O’Flaherty L-L 62 Jose Quintana R-L 52 Jose Ramirez R-R 30 David Robertson R-R 69 Armando Rivero R-R 55 Carlos Rodon L-L 50 Chaz Roe R-R 33 James Shields R-R 65 Lucas Sims R-R MAY 29-31 34 Anthony Swarzak R-R 49 Julio Teheran R-R 66 Michael Ynoa R-R 38 Arodys Vizcaino R-R CATCHERS 58 Daniel Winkler R-R 45 Matt Wisler R-R NO. NAME B-T

70 Alfredo Gonzalez R-R CATCHERS 38 Omar Narvaez L-R NO. NAME B-T 36 Kevan Smith R-R 25 Tyler Flowers R-R 18 R-R 20 Anthony Recker R-R MAY 15-17 MAY INFIELDERS 24 R-R NO. NAME B-T INFIELDERS 79 Jose Abreu R-R NO. NAME B-T 7 R-R 17 Johan Camargo S-R 24 Matt Davidson R-R 23 Chase d’Arnaud R-R JOSE 21 R-R 5 Freddie Freeman L-R BARTOLO QUINTANA 10 Yoan Moncada S-R 13 Adonis Garcia R-R COLON 20 Tyler Saladino R-R 2 Micah Johnson L-R 5 Yolmer Sanchez S-R 8 Jace Peterson L-R 4 Brandon Phillips R-R OUTFIELDERS 15 Sean Rodriguez R-R NO. NAME B-T 14 Rio Ruiz L-R 25 Cody Asche L-R 7 Dansby Swanson R-R 53 Melky Cabrera S-L 63 Adam Engel R-R OUTFIELDERS 28 Leury Garcia S-R NO. NAME B-T 61 Willy Garcia R-R 64 Emilio Bonifacio S-R 32 Jacob May S-R 11 Ender Inciarte L-L 22 Charlie Tilson L-L 27 Matt Kemp R-R 22 L-L DESIGNATED HITTER NO. NAME B-T 26 Avisail Garcia R-R 52

THEFRONT OFFICE BIG EXECUTIVES

The 2017 season marks the Halos’ 52nd season at Angel Stadium, their Presently, Angel Stadium sits as baseball’s fourth-oldest ballpark, home for 52 of their 57 seasons. After spending their fi rst fi ve years of trailing only ’s , Chicago’s and Los existence playing at Wrigley Field and Chavez Ravine, the Angels landed Angeles’ . Aff ectionately known as “The Big A”, Angel in their new home in Orange County. Since opening the doors for its fi rst Stadium has seen over 113 million fans pass through its gates since 1966, April 9, 1966, Angel Stadium has played host to some of including a current stretch of 14 consecutive seasons of three million the Club’s memorable events including seven Western Division clinching fans, a streak only the Angels and Yankees have achieved since 2003. games (1979,1982, 1986, 2007, 2008, 2009 and 2014), three All-Star Games After an Aug. 31, 1964 groundbreaking ceremony, Anaheim Stadium, (1967, 1989 and 2010) and the , including the Angels as it was originally known, was completed in 1966 at a cost of $24 million. Game 7 victory over the Giants to clinch the franchise’s The facility’s centerpiece was a giant A-frame scoreboard standing 230 fi rst championship. Angel Stadium has also seen several individual Halos feet high and was the source of the stadium’s nickname. leave their indelible marks on the game of baseball. Whether it be the four With a seating capacity of 43,250, Anaheim Stadium was built with Angels no-hitters, ’s 3,000th hit, ’s 500th home “Convenience, Comfort and Courtesy” in mind. Narrow foul territory run or ’s 300th win, Angel Stadium has housed some of Major areas and quickly rising decks gave fans an up-close view of the action. League Baseball’s most prestigious accomplishments. Gradually-inclined ramps, escalators, wide aisles and helpful ushers as

57 57 THE BIG well as three surrounding free ways, 26 entrance lanes and 28 exit lanes into the air whenever an Angels player hit a home run. added to the Big A’s accessibility. Other unique features of Angel Stadium include terraced Anaheim Stadium under went construction to enclose the stadium in in the outfi eld, widened concourses, new restroom and concession 1979 for additional seating to accommodate the football Rams. Seating areas, family-oriented seating sections, state-of-the-art club-level capacity was increased to 64,593 for baseball and more than 70,000 for and dugout-level suites, a youth-oriented interactive game area and football. A total of 108 executive style boxes were added to surround the landscaped courtyards (with statues in remembrance of Gene Autry rear of the Club Level. In addition to the Stadium Club, there were two and Michelle Carew). other private dining areas designed for groups — the Stadium Pavilion In addition, Angel Stadium includes two full-service restaurants: The and the Football Press Box. Knot Hole Club (a sports bar located at the club level down the right At that time, the Big A board was preserved and moved to the edge fi eld line) and The Diamond Club (an upscale restaurant with outdoor of the parking lot adjacent to the Orange Freeway behind the right seating on the fi eld level behind home plate). In 2014, the newest luxury fi eld area. When the Rams left for St. Louis, Anaheim Stadium’s primary seating area was added to the ballpark with the opening of HALO, now tenant remained the Angels, who originally signed a 35-year contract known as the Kettle One Club. (through 2001). Renovations began Oct. 1, 1996, to revert the 30-year old During the 2016 off season, Angel Stadium underwent additional structure back to a baseball only facility and the ballpark was renamed upgrades, including new LED stadium lights. The following organizations Edison International Field. The total cost for the stadium renovation was were involved in implementing the transition of Anaheim Stadium into estimated at $100 million and the project was completed in time for the Angel Stadium: Walt Disney Imagineering, which served as the manager Angels , April 1, 1998. New enhancements were added all of the design and construction; HOK Sports Facilities Group and Robert around the ballpark but perhaps the most noticeable is the center fi eld A.M. Stern Architects, which were responsible for the architectural waterfalls and rock formation that come together to form an “A”. Settled planning, design and renovation; and Turner Construction, which inside the waterfall’s rapids are water geysers that originally shot water directed and provided construction services.

STADIUM QUICK FACTS BOX: FIRST REGULAR SEASON GAME: California Angels vs. • Guests are prohibited from bringing bulk quantities LOCATION SITE: 2000 Gene Autry Way, Anaheim, CA , April 19, 1966 of food into the ballpark, as determined by Angel (off State College Blvd., between Orangewood Blvd. TOTAL REGULAR SEASON GAMES PLAYED (ENTERING staff in its sole discretion. & Katella Ave., west of 57 freeway) 2016): 4,484 • Guests are prohibited from preparing food or DESIGN: Three-level structure TOTAL POSTSEASON SEASON GAMES PLAYED (ENTERING beverages of any kind where such preparation SEATING CAPACITY: 45,477 2017): 34 necessitates the use of an object or practice deemed PARKING CAPACITY: Approximately 15,000 FIRST REGULAR SEASON NFL GAME: Los Angeles Rams to be unsafe, hazardous, or posing a threat of injury automobiles vs. Detroit Lions, Sept. 7, 1980 to guests, participants, offi cials, or individuals STADIUM AREA: 140 acres LAST REGULAR SEASON NFL GAME: Los Angeles Rams employed at the ballpark. FOUL LINES: 330 feet vs. Washington Redskins, Dec. 24, 1994 LEFT FIELD: 347 feet OUTSIDE ANGEL STADIUM LEFT FIELD POWER ALLEY: 389 feet STADIUM POLICIES: • Guests are prohibited from selling food or CENTER FIELD: 396 feet In order to provide a safe and enjoyable atmosphere beverages of any kind. RIGHT FIELD POWER ALLEY: 365 feet* for our guests, the following will be enforced at all • Guests are prohibited from preparing food or RIGHT FIELD: 348 feet* Angels baseball games: beverages of any kind where such preparation FENCE HEIGHT: Left fi eld to right-center: 8 feet necessitates the use of an object or practice deemed RIGHT-CENTER TO RIGHT FIELD: 18 feet INSIDE ANGEL STADIUM to be unsafe, hazardous, or posing a threat of injury * Right Field and Right Field Power Alley fence raised • Guests are prohibited from bringing any alcoholic to guests, participants, offi cials, or individuals from 8’ to 18’ in 1998. beverages into the ballpark. employed at the ballpark. • Guests are prohibited from carrying cans, bottles, • Tailgating is only permitted within the designated CONSTRUCTION: Started Aug. 31, 1964. Completed thermoses, ice chests, glass containers, or any other areas (as depicted by orange lines). April 8, 1966 container or object that is deemed to be unsafe, • On-site catering is prohibited. RENOVATIONS: Started Oct. 1, 1996. Completed March hazardous, or posing a threat of injury to guests, • Only approved gas/propane barbecue units with 27, 1998 participants, offi cials, or individuals employed at the fuel valve turn-off may be used. AMC 11.04.095 FIRST GAME: California Angels vs. , ballpark. • Consumption of alcohol is strictly prohibited. April 9, 1966 58 ANGELS 57

THIS SEASON MARKS THE 57TH SEASON OF ANGELS BASEBALL. AS OF APRIL 20TH, 1003 DIFFERENT PLAYERS HAVE WORN AN ANGELS UNIFORM.

PLAYER FIRST YEAR LAST YEAR PLAYER FIRST YEAR LAST YEAR PLAYER FIRST YEAR LAST YEAR PLAYER FIRST YEAR LAST YEAR PLAYER FIRST YEAR LAST YEAR Don Aase 1978 1984 Bobby Brooks 1973 1973 1992 1994 Terry Forster 1986 1986 Paul Hartzell 1976 1978 1989 1996 Hubie Brooks 1992 1992 John Curtis 1982 1984 Tim Fortugno 1992 1992 Bryan Harvey 1987 1992 Kyle Abbott 1991 1996 Curt Brown 1983 1983 John D’Acquisto 1981 1981 1972 1972 Shigetoshi Hasegawa 1997 2001 Shawn Abner 1991 1991 Matt Brown 2007 2008 Jeff DaVanon 1999 2005 Art Fowler 1961 1964 Andy Hassler 1971 1983 Bobby Abreu 2009 2012 Mike Brown 1983 1988 Jerry DaVanon 1973 1973 Alan Fowlkes 1985 1985 Hilly Hathaway 1992 1993 A.J. Achter 2016 2016 Randy Brown 1969 1970 1975 1976 Paul Foytack 1963 1964 LaTroy Hawkins 2012 2012 Ricky Adams 1982 1983 Steve Brown 1983 1984 Mark Dalesandro 1994 1995 Kevin Frandsen 2010 2010 Brad Hawpe 2013 2013 Joe Adcock 1964 1966 1981 1981 Bobby Darwin 1962 1962 1986 1990 Von Hayes 1992 1992 Nick Adenhart 2008 2009 1964 1969 1968 1969 David Freese 2014 2015 2007 2007 1977 1979 T.R. Bryden 1986 1986 Daniel Davidson 2009 2009 1961 1971 Andrew Heaney 2015 2017 Al Alburquerque 2016 2016 2014 2014 1992 1992 Steve Frey 1992 1993 Bob Heffner 1968 1968 Mike Aldrete 1995 1996 1987 1988 Bob Davis 1981 1981 Ernesto Frieri 2012 2014 Bob Heise 1974 1974 Cory Aldridge 2010 2010 Billy Buckner 2013 2013 1988 1996 Todd Frohwirth 1996 1996 1967 1968 Edgardo Alfonzo 2006 2006 Ryan Budde 2007 2010 1988 1988 Dave Frost 1978 1981 Russ Heman 1961 1961 1997 1997 DeWayne Buice 1987 1988 1991 1991 Brian Fuentes 2009 2010 Bret Hemphill 1999 1999 Andy Allanson 1995 1995 2006 2011 1976 1976 2002 2003 1997 1997 1969 1973 Lew Burdette 1966 1967 1979 1979 Mike Fyhrie 1999 2000 1985 1988 Bob Allietta 1975 1975 Tom Burgess 1962 1962 Dane De La Rosa 2013 2014 Len Gabrielson 1967 1967 Matt Hensley 2004 2004 Sandy Alomar 1969 1974 Tom Burgmeier 1968 1968 Doug DeCinces 1982 1987 Gary Gaetti 1991 1993 Jackie Hernandez 1965 1966 Jose Alvarez 2014 2017 Jamie Burke 2001 2001 David DeJesus 2015 2015 Andres Galarraga 2004 2004 Yoslan Herrera 2014 2014 Juan Alvarez 1999 2000 Leo Burke 1961 1962 Rich DeLucia 1997 1998 Al Gallagher 1973 1973 Ed Herrmann 1976 1976 Orlando Alvarez 1976 1976 Rick Burleson 1981 1986 Steve Decker 1999 1999 Dave Gallagher 1991 1995 John Hester 2012 2013 Alexi Amarista 2011 2012 Sean Burnett 2013 2014 1963 1965 2000 2000 Jack Hiatt 1964 1972 Ruben Amaro 1969 1969 Nick Buss 2016 2016 Wilson Delgado 2003 2003 Carlos Garcia 1998 1998 Jim Hibbs 1967 1967 Ruben Amaro 1991 1991 Mike Butcher 1992 1995 Frank DiMichele 1988 1988 Miguel Garcia 1987 1987 1969 1970 Alfredo Amezaga 2002 2004 Drew Butera 2015 2015 Gary DiSarcina 1989 2000 2008 2008 Donnie Hill 1990 1991 1993 1995 2005 2005 Jairo Diaz 2014 2014 1979 1980 2001 2001 1994 2008 2005 2007 Jason Dickson 1996 2000 Adrian Garrett 1975 1976 Ken Hill 1997 2000 Jim Anderson 1978 1979 Greg Cadaret 1997 1998 Chuck Dobson 1974 1975 Greg Garrett 1970 1970 Rich Hill 2014 2014 Kent Anderson 1989 1990 Kole Calhoun 2012 2017 John Doherty 1974 1975 Ned Garver 1961 1961 Shea Hillenbrand 2007 2007 2002 2003 2010 2013 2002 2006 1963 1965 Brett Hinchliffe 2000 2000 Dan Ardell 1961 1961 2002 2003 Jim Donohue 1961 1962 Vern Geishert 1969 1969 1968 1968 George Arias 1996 1997 Tony Campana 2014 2014 Tom Donohue 1979 1980 Steve Geltz 2012 2012 Butch Hobson 1981 1981 Tony Armas 1987 1989 1979 1981 John Dopson 1994 1994 Craig Gentry 2016 2016 Chuck Hockenbery 1975 1975 Jose Arredondo 2008 2009 1985 1987 Brian Dorsett 1988 1988 Craig Gerber 1985 1985 Glenn Hoffman 1989 1989 Ken Aspromonte 1961 1961 John Caneira 1977 1978 Jim Dorsey 1980 1980 Johnny Giavotella 2015 2016 1985 1985 Earl Averill 1961 1962 Jose Cardenal 1965 1967 1978 1990 2000 2003 Dave Hollins 1997 1998 Erick Aybar 2006 2015 Leo Cardenas 1972 1972 Scott Downs 2011 2013 Bill Gilbreth 1974 1974 1996 2001 Joe Azcue 1969 1972 Rod Carew 1979 1985 1974 1975 2015 2015 Mark Holzemer 1993 1996 1982 1982 David Carpenter 2012 2014 Paul Doyle 1970 1972 1998 2004 1972 1974 Scott Bailes 1990 1992 Hector Carrasco 2006 2007 Dick Drago 1976 1977 Gary Glover 2003 2003 Jack Howell 1985 1997 Andrew Bailey 2016 2017 Jerry Casale 1961 1961 Rob Ducey 1992 1992 Greg Gohr 1996 1996 Rex Hudler 1994 1996 Ed Bailey 1966 1966 Bobby Cassevah 2010 2012 Tom Dukes 1972 1972 Dave Goltz 1982 1983 Charlie Hudson 1975 1975 1974 1975 Wayne Causey 1968 1968 Bob Duliba 1963 1964 Larry Gonzales 1993 1993 David Huff 2016 2016 Jett Bandy 2015 2016 Bob Cerv 1961 1961 Scott Dunn 2004 2004 1992 1995 1976 1979 1991 1991 Jhoulys Chacin 2016 2016 Steve Dunning 1976 1976 Jose Gonzalez 1992 1992 Ken Hunt 1961 1963 1972 1973 Ray Chadwick 1986 1986 1961 1962 Tony Gonzalez 1970 1971 Torii Hunter 2008 2012 Mike Barlow 1977 1979 1973 1978 Trent Durrington 1999 2003 1975 1978 Jeff Huson 1999 1999 Larry Barnes 2001 2001 Bob Chance 1969 1969 Mike Easler 1976 1976 Nick Gorneault 2007 2007 Chris Iannetta 2012 2015 1979 1980 1961 1966 Damion Easley 1992 1996 Julio Gotay 1965 1965 Raul Ibanez 2014 2014 Justin Baughman 1998 2000 Tyler Chatwood 2011 2011 2001 2004 Trevor Gott 2015 2015 Edgar Ibarra 2015 2015 1977 1982 Jesse Chavez 2017 2017 Steve Eddy 1979 1979 1973 1973 Jason Isringhausen 2012 2012 Chris Beasley 1991 1991 Tony Chavez 1997 1997 Ken Edenfield 1995 1996 Joe Grahe 1990 1994 Maicer Izturis 2005 2012 Gordon Beckham 2014 2014 Ji-Man Choi 2016 2016 1993 1999 Juan Graterol 2016 2016 Bo Jackson 1994 1994 Julio Becquer 1961 1961 Bruce Christensen 1971 1971 Robert Eenhoorn 1996 1997 Eli Grba 1961 1963 Reggie Jackson 1982 1986 Cam Bedrosian 2014 2017 Jason Christiansen 2005 2005 Dick Egan 1966 1966 Craig Grebeck 1997 1997 Ron Jackson 1975 1984 Tim Belcher 1999 2000 Pete Cimino 1967 1968 1965 1975 2013 2015 Ryan Jackson 2015 2015 1962 1964 Gino Cimoli 1965 1965 Cody Ege 2016 2016 1964 1964 Johnny James 1961 1961 2009 2011 1979 1983 Mark Eichhorn 1990 1996 Steve Green 2001 2001 Mike James 1995 1998 2002 2002 1967 1972 Robert Ellis 1996 1996 Todd Greene 1996 1999 1993 1993 Juan Beniquez 1981 1985 Terry Clark 1988 1989 1968 1968 Kevin Gregg 2003 2006 1998 1998 Dennis Bennett 1968 1968 Mark Clear 1979 1990 Angelo Encarnacion 1997 1997 Tom Gregorio 2003 2003 Jesse Jefferson 1981 1981 Erik Bennett 1995 1995 Edgard Clemente 2000 2000 Barry Enright 2012 2013 Zack Greinke 2012 2012 Kevin Jepsen 2008 2014 Dusty Bergman 2004 2004 Pat Clements 1985 1985 Jim Eppard 1987 1989 1977 1986 Luis Jimenez 2013 2014 1971 1973 Tex Clevenger 1961 1961 1973 1974 1970 1970 1982 1985 Dante Bichette 1988 1990 Stan Cliburn 1980 1980 1996 2006 Tom Griffin 1978 1978 1970 1971 Mike Bielecki 1995 1995 Stew Cliburn 1984 1988 Kelvim Escobar 2004 2009 2014 2014 Gary Johnson 2003 2003 1961 1962 Lu Clinton 1964 1965 Yunel Escobar 2016 2017 1996 1996 Keith Johnson 2000 2000 2013 2013 Pete Coachman 1990 1990 Danny Espinosa 2017 2017 1997 1997 Lou Johnson 1961 1969 Steve Blateric 1975 1975 Jim Coates 1965 1967 Andy Etchebarren 1975 1977 Jarrett Grube 2014 2014 Mark Johnson 1998 1998 Bert Blyleven 1989 1992 Robert Coello 2013 2013 2000 2000 Kelly Gruber 1993 1993 1966 1970 Bruce Bochte 1974 1977 Mike Colangelo 1999 1999 Terry Evans 2007 2010 Mark Gubicza 1997 1997 Bobby Jones 1976 1977 Brennan Boesch 2014 2014 Chris Coletta 1972 1972 Jorge Fabregas 1994 2002 Deolis Guerra 2016 2017 Greg Jones 2003 2007 Frank Bolick 1998 1998 Dave Collins 1975 1976 1978 1978 Javy Guerra 2016 2016 1985 1987 Bobby Bonds 1976 1977 Bartolo Colon 2004 2007 1993 1994 Mario Guerrero 1976 1977 Matt Joyce 2015 2015 1982 1988 2010 2014 2002 2002 2004 2009 Wally Joyner 1986 2001 2003 2008 Tony Conigliaro 1971 1971 Taylor Featherston 2015 2015 Jose Guillen 2004 2004 Jeff Juden 1998 1998 Pedro Borbon 1969 1969 Billy Consolo 1962 1962 Junior Felix 1991 1992 Juan Gutierrez 2013 2013 Scott Karl 2000 2000 Pat Borders 1996 1996 Dennis Cook 2002 2002 Joe Ferguson 1981 1983 Marc Gwyn 2007 2007 Curt Kaufman 1984 1984 Toby Borland 2001 2001 1986 1988 Jose Fernandez 2001 2001 John Habyan 1995 1995 Scott Kazmir 2009 2011 Buddy Boshers 2013 2013 Brian Cooper 1999 2001 Bob Ferris 1979 1980 Ed Halicki 1980 1980 Steve Kealey 1968 1970 Shawn Boskie 1995 1996 Doug Corbett 1982 1986 1989 1998 Jimmie Hall 1967 1968 Pat Keedy 1985 1985 1977 1988 Sherman Corbett 1988 1990 Tommy Field 2013 2013 2004 2004 Mick Kelleher 1982 1982 Lyman Bostock 1978 1978 Rod Correia 1993 1995 Cecil Fielder 1998 1998 Jack Hamilton 1967 1968 1964 1967 Kent Bottenfield 2000 2000 Chuck Cottier 1968 1969 2002 2009 2013 2014 Howie Kendrick 2006 2014 Ralph Botting 1979 1980 Marlan Coughtry 1962 1962 Ed Figueroa 1974 1975 Ken Hamlin 1961 1961 2000 2006 Bob Botz 1962 1962 Scott Cousins 2013 2013 Jack Fimple 1987 1987 Ike Hampton 1975 1979 Dave Kingman 1977 1977 Peter Bourjos 2010 2013 1969 1972 1986 1999 Ryan Hancock 1996 1996 1985 1985 Mike Bovee 1997 1997 2015 2016 Steve Finley 2005 2005 Rich Hand 1973 1973 Ed Kirkpatrick 1962 1968 Ted Bowsfield 1961 1962 Al Cowens 1980 1980 Todd Fischer 1986 1986 Tommy Hanson 2013 2013 Don Kirkwood 1974 1977 1969 1970 Collin Cowgill 2013 2015 Eddie Fisher 1969 1972 Dan Haren 2010 2012 Bruce Kison 1980 1984 Brian Brady 1989 1989 Terry Cox 1970 1970 Mike Fitzgerald 1992 1992 1995 1995 Ron Kline 1961 1961 Russell Branyan 2011 2011 Chuck Crim 1992 1993 Al Fitzmorris 1978 1978 Larry Harlow 1979 1981 1961 1961 Ryan Brasier 2013 2013 C.J. Cron 2014 2017 Kevin Flora 1991 1995 Brian Harper 1979 1981 Chris Knapp 1978 1980 1977 1978 Chris Cron 1991 1991 Gil Flores 1977 1977 1975 1975 1964 1969 Jim Brewer 1975 1976 1980 1980 Hank Foiles 1963 1964 Bill Harrelson 1968 1968 Michael Kohn 2010 2014 Fritz Brickell 1961 1961 Mike Cuellar 1977 1977 1982 1983 Brendan Harris 2013 2013 Joe Koppe 1961 1965 Rocky Bridges 1961 1961 1974 1974 1979 1981 John Harris 1979 1981 1972 1972 Dan Briggs 1975 1977 Todd Cunningham 2016 2016 Ken Forsch 1981 1986 Pep Harris 1996 1998 Frank Kostro 1963 1963 61 ANGELS 57

PLAYER FIRST YEAR LAST YEAR PLAYER FIRST YEAR LAST YEAR PLAYER FIRST YEAR LAST YEAR PLAYER FIRST YEAR LAST YEAR PLAYER FIRST YEAR LAST YEAR 2004 2008 Lou Merloni 2005 2005 Brad Pennington 1996 1996 Ed Sadowski 1961 1963 1961 1964 Marc Krauss 2015 2015 1968 1972 Cliff Pennington 2016 2017 Fernando Salas 2014 2016 Jason Thompson 1980 1980 Ray Krawczyk 1988 1988 2016 2016 Joel Peralta 2005 2005 1992 2006 Rich Thompson 2007 2012 Chad Kreuter 1997 1998 Bob Meyer 1964 1964 1995 2004 Bill Sampen 1994 1994 Dickie Thon 1979 1980 Kyle Kubitza 2015 2015 J.B. Miadich 2001 2003 Carlos Perez 2015 2017 Luis Sanchez 1981 1985 Faye Throneberry 1961 1961 Gil Kubski 1980 1980 1975 1976 Eduardo Perez 1993 1995 Ken Sanders 1974 1974 1982 1982 Fred Kuhaulua 1977 1977 Darrell Miller 1984 1988 Marty Perez 1969 1970 Scott Sanderson 1993 1996 Ron Tingley 1989 1993 Art Kusnyer 1971 1973 Dyar Miller 1977 1979 Matt Perisho 1997 1997 Freddy Sandoval 2008 2009 1971 1973 Frank LaCorte 1984 1984 1978 1980 Ron Perranoski 1973 1973 Charlie Sands 1973 1974 Felix Torres 1962 1964 Dave LaRoche 1970 1980 Brad Mills 2012 2012 1963 1964 1965 1967 Rusty Torres 1976 1977 Bob Lacey 1983 1983 Don Mincher 1967 1968 Vinnie Pestano 2014 2015 2005 2012 Bill Travers 1981 1983 2002 2009 Greg Minton 1987 1990 Gregorio Petit 2016 2016 Hector Santiago 2014 2016 Bobby Trevino 1968 1968 1974 1976 Steve Mintz 1999 1999 Yusmeiro Petit 2017 2017 Tom Satriano 1961 1969 Nick Tropeano 2015 2017 1977 1978 Ron Moeller 1961 1963 1999 2000 2005 2010 Mike Trout 2011 2017 Dick Lange 1972 1975 1998 2005 1988 1989 Paul Schaal 1964 1974 Mark Trumbo 2010 2013 Ryan Langerhans 2012 2012 Jose Molina 2001 2007 1982 1987 Richie Scheinblum 1973 1974 1963 1963 1990 1997 Raul Mondesi 2004 2004 Chris Pettit 2009 2011 Jeff Schmidt 1996 1996 Derrick Turnbow 2000 2004 1978 1980 Sid Monge 1975 1977 1995 1997 1999 2003 1993 1997 Fred Lasher 1971 1971 John Montague 1979 1980 Rob Picciolo 1984 1984 Dick Schofield 1983 1996 Ken Turner 1967 1967 Barry Latman 1964 1965 Willie Montanez 1966 1966 Ron Piche 1965 1965 Bill Schroeder 1989 1990 Tim Unroe 1999 1999 Mat Latos 2015 2015 Aurelio Monteagudo 1973 1973 1963 1967 1990 1990 Ismael Valdez 2001 2001 Jack Lazorko 1987 1988 Rich Monteleone 1988 1996 Horacio Pina 1974 1974 Dave Schuler 1979 1980 Jose Valdez 2016 2016 Wade LeBlanc 2014 2014 Balor Moore 1977 1977 Joel Pineiro 2010 2011 Jeff Schwarz 1994 1994 1973 1975 Bob Lee 1964 1966 Donnie Moore 1985 1988 1972 1973 Daryl Sconiers 1981 1985 1983 1983 1962 1965 Jeremy Moore 2011 2011 Gus Polidor 1985 1988 1993 1993 1991 1991 Mike Lee 1963 1963 Kendrys Morales 2006 2012 1990 1993 Mickey Scott 1975 1977 Julio Valera 1992 1993 Gene Leek 1961 1962 1961 1964 Lou Pote 1999 2002 Jean Segura 2012 2012 1993 1993 Craig Lefferts 1994 1994 Angel Moreno 1981 1982 Vic Power 1964 1965 2002 2004 Ben VanRyn 1996 1996 Phil Leftwich 1993 1996 Jose Moreno 1982 1982 Bob Priddy 1969 1969 Dave Sells 1972 1975 Jason Vargas 2013 2013 1994 1994 1961 1963 Curtis Pride 2004 2006 Dick Selma 1974 1974 1999 2000 Frank Leja 1962 1962 Mike Morin 2014 2017 Chris Prieto 2005 2005 Ray Semproch 1961 1961 Randy Velarde 1996 1999 Dave Lemanczyk 1980 1980 1992 1992 Bret Prinz 2005 2005 Alex Serrano 2008 2008 Gil Velazquez 2011 2011 1999 2002 Bubba Morton 1966 1969 Chris Pritchett 1996 1999 Harvey Shank 1970 1970 Max Venable 1989 1991 Scott Lewis 1990 1994 Bobby Mosebach 2009 2009 Albert Pujols 2012 2017 Andy Sheets 1999 1999 John Verhoeven 1976 1977 1997 1997 Dustin Moseley 2006 2009 Mel Queen 1970 1972 1968 1968 2015 2015 Rufino Linares 1985 1985 1971 1971 2003 2010 2001 2010 Charlie Vinson 1966 1966 2016 2016 Curt Motton 1972 1972 Luis Quintana 1974 1975 Craig Shipley 1998 1998 Bill Voss 1969 1970 Jose Lind 1995 1995 Rance Mulliniks 1977 1979 Horacio Ramirez 2011 2011 Costen Shockley 1965 1965 Leon Wagner 1961 1963 Doug Linton 1993 1993 2015 2015 JC Ramirez 2016 2017 Matt Shoemaker 2013 2017 1998 2000 Winston Llenas 1968 1975 1968 1972 Julio Ramirez 2002 2003 J.B. Shuck 2013 2014 Jordan Walden 2010 2012 Bobby Locke 1967 1968 Tom Murphy 2006 2007 Orlando Ramirez 1974 1979 1966 1966 Jim Walewander 1993 1993 1974 1974 Eddie Murray 1997 1997 Cesar Ramos 2015 2015 Tom Silverio 1970 1972 Chico Walker 1988 1988 Carlos Lopez 1976 1976 Greg Myers 1992 1995 Domingo Ramos 1988 1988 Dave Silvestri 1999 1999 Tom Walker 1977 1977 Marcelino Lopez 1965 1967 Mike Napoli 2006 2010 Merritt Ranew 1965 1965 Andrelton Simmons 2016 2017 2002 2002 Ramon Lopez 1966 1966 Jerry Narron 1983 1986 Pat Rapp 2001 2001 Curt Simmons 1967 1967 Josh Wall 2014 2014 Andrew Lorraine 1994 1994 Daniel Nava 2016 2016 Cory Rasmus 2013 2016 1962 1965 Don Wallace 1967 1967 Shane Loux 2008 2009 Efren Navarro 2011 2015 Doug Rau 1981 1981 Wayne Simpson 1977 1977 1996 1996 Vance Lovelace 1988 1989 Julio Navarro 1962 1964 Johnny Ray 1987 1990 1973 1975 Jerome Walton 1993 1993 1993 1993 Chris Nelson 2013 2013 Barry Raziano 1974 1974 Dave Skaggs 1980 1980 Dick Wantz 1965 1965 Mark Lowe 2013 2013 1993 1993 Joe Redfield 1988 1988 Tyler Skaggs 2014 2017 Bryan Ward 2000 2000 Steve Lubratich 1981 1983 Mel Nelson 1963 1963 Howie Reed 1966 1966 1967 1967 Jackie Warner 1966 1966 Gary Lucas 1986 1987 Morris Nettles 1974 1975 1964 1970 1984 1986 Greg Washburn 1969 1969 Urbano Lugo 1985 1988 1998 1998 Jerry Remy 1975 1977 Don Slaught 1996 1996 1998 2005 Mark Lukasiewicz 2001 2002 Fred Newman 1962 1967 1981 1982 Billy Smith 1975 1976 Claudell Washington 1989 1990 Matt Luke 1999 1999 Jerry Nielsen 1993 1993 Roger Repoz 1967 1972 Bobby Gene Smith 1965 1965 1997 1998 Keith Luuloa 2000 2000 Kirk Nieuwenhuis 2015 2015 Chris Resop 2007 2007 D.W. Smith 1984 1985 Eric Weaver 2000 2000 1981 1984 Jose Nieves 2001 2002 1978 1980 Dwight Smith 1994 1994 Jeff Weaver 2006 2006 Barry Lyons 1991 1991 Junior Noboa 1988 1988 1987 1987 Joe Smith 2014 2016 Jered Weaver 2006 2016 Dave Machemer 1978 1978 Gary Nolan 1977 1977 Ben Revere 2017 2017 1995 1996 Jim Weaver 1967 1968 Tony Mack 1985 1985 Ricky Nolasco 2016 2017 Jo-Jo Reyes 2015 2015 Willie Smith 1964 1966 2000 2004 Mike Magnante 1999 1999 Tim Nordbrook 1976 1976 Archie Reynolds 1971 1971 J.T. Snow 1993 1996 2011 2012 1993 1994 Bud Norris 2017 2017 1994 1994 1991 1992 Johnny Werhas 1967 1967 Greg Mahle 2016 2016 Joe Nuxhall 1962 1962 1970 1971 1976 1978 Barry Wesson 2003 2003 Mickey Mahler 1981 1982 Mike O’Berry 1983 1983 1961 1961 Zach Sorensen 2005 2005 Gary Wheelock 1976 1976 Martin Maldonado 2017 2017 Charlie O’Brien 1998 1999 Garrett Richards 2011 2017 Geovany Soto 2016 2016 Devon White 1985 1990 1971 1971 Syd O’Brien 1971 1972 Jeff Richardson 1990 1990 Al Spangler 1965 1966 Dan Whitmer 1980 1980 Frank Malzone 1966 1966 Darren O’Day 2008 2008 Adam Riggs 2003 2004 Steve Sparks 1998 1999 Rob Wilfong 1982 1986 Nick Maronde 2012 2014 Shawn O’Malley 2014 2014 Juan Rivera 2005 2010 Justin Speier 2007 2009 Hoyt Wilhelm 1969 1969 Mike Marshall 1991 1991 Sean O’Sullivan 2009 2010 1970 1975 1968 1973 Adam Wilk 2015 2015 Alfredo Marte 2015 2015 Brett Oberholtzer 2016 2016 Daniel Robertson 2015 2015 2000 2003 1967 1967 Jefry Marte 2016 2017 Ken Oberkfell 1992 1992 Rich Robertson 1998 1998 Jack Spring 1961 1964 Jerome Williams 2011 2013 Norberto Martin 1998 1998 2002 2002 Don Robinson 1992 1992 Dennis Springer 1996 1997 Mitch Williams 1995 1995 Carlos Martinez 1995 1995 Omar Olivares 1998 1999 1973 1974 Russ Springer 1993 1995 Reggie Williams 1992 1999 Fred Martinez 1980 1981 Bob Oliver 1972 1974 Jeff Robinson 1991 1991 Bob Sprout 1961 1961 Shad Williams 1996 1997 Damon Mashore 1998 1998 2007 2009 Shane Robinson 2016 2016 Daniel Stange 2013 2013 Reggie Willits 2006 2011 2005 2011 Anthony Ortega 2009 2009 Bob Rodgers 1961 1969 Lee Stanton 1972 1976 Terry Wilshusen 1973 1973 Dave Matranga 2005 2005 Phil Ortega 1969 1969 2010 2011 Rick Steirer 1982 1984 2008 2012 Hideki Matsui 2010 2010 Rafael Ortega 2016 2016 Aurelio Rodriguez 1967 1970 Rick Stelmaszek 1973 1973 C.J. Wilson 2012 2015 Ryan Mattheus 2015 2015 Ramon Ortiz 1999 2004 Ellie Rodriguez 1974 1975 John Stephenson 1971 1973 Tack Wilson 1987 1987 Jr. 2007 2009 1989 1993 Fernando Rodriguez 2009 2009 1990 1992 Trevor Wilson 1998 1998 Carlos May 1977 1977 Dan Osinski 1962 1964 Francisco Rodriguez 2002 2008 Ian Stewart 2014 2014 Gordie Windhorn 1962 1962 Darrell May 1996 1997 Ed Ott 1981 1981 Francisco Rodriguez 2010 2011 Kurt Stillwell 1993 1993 Dave Winfield 1990 1991 Rudy May 1965 1974 Mike Overy 1976 1976 Rafael Rodriguez 2009 2010 Kevin Stocker 2000 2000 2000 2002 Cameron Maybin 2017 2017 1994 1995 Rich Rodriguez 2003 2003 Brian Stokes 2010 2010 George Witt 1962 1962 Paul McAnulty 2010 2010 Eric Owens 2003 2003 Sean Rodriguez 2008 2009 Bill Stoneman 1974 1974 1981 1990 Ken McBride 1961 1965 Ray Oyler 1970 1970 Minnie Rojas 1966 1968 Huston Street 2014 2017 Wally Wolf 1969 1970 Kirk McCaskill 1985 1991 Joe Pactwa 1975 1975 Ron Romanick 1984 1986 1969 1969 2007 2011 Bob McClure 1989 1991 Orlando Palmeiro 1995 2002 J.C. Romero 2006 2006 Moose Stubing 1967 1967 Jake Woods 2005 2005 Tom McCraw 1973 1974 Matt Palmer 2009 2011 Andrew Romine 2010 2013 1975 1975 2000 2003 John McDonald 2014 2014 Billy Parker 1971 1973 Phil Roof 1965 1965 Ed Sukla 1964 1966 Daniel Wright 2016 2017 Jack McDowell 1998 1999 Blake Parker 2017 2017 Bobby Rose 1989 1992 Don Sutton 1985 1987 1966 1973 Chuck McElroy 1996 1997 1991 1991 Don Rose 1972 1972 Craig Swan 1984 1984 Wesley Wright 2015 2015 Orlando McFarlane 1967 1968 1989 1992 Gary Ross 1975 1977 Paul Swingle 1993 1993 Butch Wynegar 1987 1988 Jim McGlothlin 1965 1969 Freddie Patek 1980 1981 Michael Roth 2013 2014 Hisanori Takahashi 2011 2012 Billy Wynne 1971 1971 Byron McLaughlin 1983 1983 Bob Patterson 1994 1995 Jorge Rubio 1966 1967 1973 1980 Esteban Yan 2005 2006 Mark McLemore 1986 1990 Ken Patterson 1993 1994 Drew Rucinski 2014 2015 1961 1962 Eddie Yost 1961 1962 Ken McMullen 1970 1972 1968 1968 1977 1980 Jarvis Tatum 1968 1970 Cliff Young 1990 1991 Dallas McPherson 2004 2006 Josh Paul 2004 2005 Vern Ruhle 1986 1986 Ken Tatum 1969 1970 Geoff Zahn 1981 1985 Bill Melton 1976 1976 David Pauley 2012 2012 1970 1971 Andrew Taylor 2012 2012 Rudy Meoli 1971 1975 1961 1966 Mark Ryal 1986 1987 Hawk Taylor 1967 1967 Kent Mercker 2000 2000 Orlando Pena 1974 1975 Brendan Ryan 2016 2016 2008 2008 Michael Ryan 2010 2010 Joe Thatcher 2014 2014 1972 1979 Derrel Thomas 1984 1984 62 Bob Sadowski 1963 1963 George Thomas 1961 1963 ANGELS: 1000

Cameron Maybin, Danny Espinosa, Martin Maldonado, Bud Norris and Ben Revere all made their Angels debut on Opening Night. But it was when Revere entered the game as a pinch-hitter in the ninth in which a little franchise history was made. Revere, signed by the Angels as a free agent over the winter, became the 1,000th player all-time to appear in a game for the Angels in the regular season. Eddie Yost might be considered the fi rst player in Angels history. When the team made their debut in 1961 the club’s fi rst game was in Baltimore and Yost hit lead-off . It was Yost’s 17th season in the big leagues. Eli Grba was the club’s very fi rst selection in the 1960 MLB Expansion Draft. He won 11 games for the Angels that season, the fi rst of three with the Angels before he retired.

65 WORLD SERIES WIN: FIFTEEN YEARS AGO

THE COACHING STAFF

Fifteen years ago the Angels won their fi rst World Series title and Angel the Angels to the Fall Classic and, ultimately, a win over the San Francisco Magazine this season will look back at some of the defi ning moments Giants in the seven-game series. from the historic 2002 season. Griffi n and Roenicke are still members of the Angels coaching staff , and The 16th fi eld manager in Angels history, Mike Scioscia at the time was Black (San Diego and Colorado), Maddon (Tampa Bay and the Chicago in his third campaign as the club’s skipper, and he and General Manager Cubs) and Roenicke () have each managed at various times in Bill Stoneman helped assemble a coaching staff that would help guide their big league coaching careers.

MIKE SCIOSCIA ALFREDO GRIFFIN MANAGER PITCHING COACH FIRST BASE COACH HITTING COACH

JOE MADDON RON ROENICKE BENCH COACH THIRD BASE COACH BULLPEN COACH BULLPEN CATCHER

Griffi n, Hatcher and Mercado pictured in 2003; Ramos in 2001 67 ALUMNI SPOTLIGHT: VLADIMIR GUERRERO

Vladimir Guerrero will be honored north of the border later this summer. The Canadian Baseball Hall of Fame announced this year’s inductees, which includes the former Angels slugger. Before signing with the Angels as a free agent prior to the 2004 season, Guerrero broke in with the Montreal Expos, where he played his fi rst eight big league seasons. The ceremony will take place on June 24 in St. Marys, Ontario. In January it was announced that Guerrero narrowly missed induction into the Hall of Fame in Cooperstown. In his fi rst year of eligibility Guerrero received 71.1 percent support from BBWAA members. He was just 15 votes shy of reaching the necessary 75 percent threshold for election, making a well-deserved induction in 2018 a high probability. 68 NUMBERS GAME

Angels Yunel Escobar is the fi rst player in Angels history to wear number 0 having started to wear 0 late last season. He is also one of only 17 players in big league history to wear the unique number.

Former Angelsgy outfi elder Brennan Boesch is the only player in Angels club history to wear number 00. InI big bi league l history, hihistory t 20 men have h worn 00. 00

71 THE WRIGHT STUFF

BY CLYDE WRIGHT THROUGHOUT THE SEASON CLYDE WRIGHT SHARES SOME OF HIS FAVORITE MEMORIES IN ANGEL MAGAZINE

he role of a has changed over the years, but the one thing that hasn’t changed is how important the staff is for any team NOLAN RYAN T that expects to win. When I was with the Angels, I got to play with a lot of great ones. Guys like Nolan Ryan, Andy Messersmith, Tom Murphy and Rudy May were the top guys at that time (I also got to play with Bill Singer for one season). Nolan is the most famous of the guys, a true Hall of Famer, but out of that group Tom Murphy was the guy who was underrated in my opinion. Murph was a real smart pitcher. He also hit a lot of batters. He was just wild enough to make things interesting. Thinking back to Nolan Ryan I would have never imaged back then that he would go on and play 27 big leagues seasons. He threw hard of course and back then there was no pitch count. He also wanted to finish every game he started. The manager gave him a long leash because he was throwing as hard late in the game as he was at the start of a game. A lot of his famous longevity can be attributed to how hard he worked out. He lasted so long in his pitching career because of the work ethic he had off the field. A lot of great starting pitchers for the Angels followed those guys. Frank Tanana and the way he pitched after getting hurt is one thing that really impressed me. After his arm injury he could not throw as hard but he developed a great and became a complete pitcher. He loved to keep hitters of balance. It was a lot of fun for him. Mike Witt pitched for the Angels in the 1980s and, RUDY MAY Jim Abbott might not have won 100 games with like Tanana, when you talk about Witt you are talking the Angels but in a lot of ways he is the face of about a great curveball. It was a super pitch for him. I Major League Baseball when you look at what remember the day he threw the at Texas. he accomplished. You can’t call what he had a He was moving his and mixing in his curveball so handicap because he did everything that we did. well. With how tall he was, he really used his downward It was just amazing at everything he could do. plane well. When he fielded his position, I could not believe Then came Chuck Finley and Chuck reminded me a the way he moved the glove from hand to arm. lot of Nolan. He was what I call a good ol’ boy and he Sit back and think about it. You would think he has had a lot of determination. Chuck is 6-6 and he threw no chance to pitch in the big leagues, but not only hard and mixed in his other pitches well. He just liked to did he do it but he was outstanding at what he did, play. He was the type of pitcher who never looked over even throwing a no-hitter. his shoulder. He was about throwing nine as he More recently you look at guys like John Lackey often as he could. and Jered Weaver. John Lackey had that bulldog- For a lot of years Finley was joined by a couple of fellow type of mentality. He was a hard-nosed guy who lefties in Mark Langston and Jim Abbott. Langston had didn’t care much about the batter and what the great stuff, great mechanics. He also had a heck-of-a batter thought of him. He was on the mound for pick-off move to first base. I look at him now and am Game 7 as the World Series starter as a rookie, convinced if you gave him a week or two to get his arm and I tell you that would have been a job I would in shape he could go out there and pitch for you. have loved to have had. He did it as a rookie and I 75 Clyde Wright won 100 games in the big leagues over a career which CHUCK FINLEY spanned 10 seasons, including eight with the Angels from 1966-73. The 1970 season was his best as he won 22 games, was named to the All-Star team and tossed a no-hitter, the first in Angel Stadium.

Winning All-Time Angels Franchise Leaders Chuck Finley ...... 165 Frank Tanana ...... 102

Jered Weaver ...... 150 Ervin Santana ...... 96

Nolan Ryan ...... 138 Mark Langston ...... 88

Mike Witt ...... 109 Clyde Wright ...... 87

John Lackey ...... 102 Kirk McCaskill ...... 78

pitched in more than 300 games and never made the playoffs. The closest I got to the playoffs was the second day of . Then with Weaver most recently he went about the job the right way. When it was his turn to pitch, he was always well prepared. He was also intense and ready to pitch. Jered reminded me a lot of Messersmith. When it was Andy’s day to pitch, don’t go near him. It is a unique, tough mindset. The game has changed over the years and the evolution of the bullpen has changed how a starter goes about his job. Look at a bullpen now and they got a specialist for everything you can image — someone to pitch to a lefty, someone to pitch to a guy hitting .210, someone to pitch to a skinny guy. When I pitched the bullpen guys did not get a lot of work because we knew they were worse than us. This was long before the closers and what you see today. But it is great to look back at guys who performed the same job in different eras. I am thrilled that I got to play when I did, however. I got to have some drinks with , I pitched to Hank Aaron and I watched Willie Mays play. It sure was a fun time to be involved in the game of baseball. JOHN LACKEY 76 EN ESPANOL YUNEL ESCOBAR / LA ESQUINA CALIENTE

POR AMAURY PI-GONZÁLEZ

Te convertiste en ciudadano de los Estados Unidos este año. -”Si, fueron dos meses practicamente de estudios, fue algo de enseñanza para mi aprender de la historia de los Estados Unidos, vivía aqui pero no sabía muchas cosas y no tenía la historia principalmente en mi cabeza, fue una experiencia bastante agradable y ser Americano es algo que ha sido un sueño”.

¿Como iniciastes tú carrera en ? -”Desde pequeño, desde que tenía 8 años, mi abuelo(que en paz descanse) me inclinó mucho al béisbol, siempre estube en los equipos nacionales juveniles, jugué cuatro años con el El 6 de Octubre de 2004, Escobar se escapa de Cuba en un bote equipo Industriales y de ahi en adelante decidí a los 19 años de junto a un grupo de 30 cubanos, de los cuales se encontraban venir a los Estados Unidos” cinco jugadores más de béisbol. “Fueron momentos difíciles” y agregaba; “pensando en el sacrifi cio que estabamos haciendo, ¿Tus jugadores favoritos en Cuba? algunos tenían agua que tomar, pero eran los que tenían niños.” -”Lárazo Vargas, Juan Linares, eran los peloteros a seguir, Vargas de la capital y Linares el mejor tercera-base que a dado En 2007, Escobar debutaba en las mayores con los Bravos de Cuba, aprendí muchos de ellos eran bateadores muy buenos de Atlanta. Jugó con Toronto, Tampa Bay, Washington y desde el mucha fuerza y tenían resultados” 2016 es tercera-base para los Angels. Cosas favoritas: ¿Como evaluas tu primera temporada? Ciudad: Miami. -”Primero, quiero saludar a todo el mundo, y considero que Musica: Reggaeton. fue un buen año para mi, promedio de .300, pero lo que más me Comida: Arroz, frijoles, carne. preocupa es embasarme para que el equipo anote más carreras, Estilo de bestir: La última moda, Europea. tener un buen promedio de embase para que tengamos más Número Cero: Signifi ca empezar de nuevo. triunfos, y todavía estoy trabajando para batear más por la banda contraria.” Mejor consejo para un jóven que aspira a ser pelotero. -“Que sigan entrenandose, que sigan esforzandose que el Danny Espinoza, fue compañero de equipo tuyo en béisbol es un juego en que hay que tener pasión y es lo más Washington, ahora está aqui jugando segunda base contigo. lindo que pueden jugar”. -”Con Danny en Washington, lo conozco muy bien, un buen muchacho defensivamente, también tiene mucha fuerza Amaury Pi-González y José Mota transmiten todos los partidos bateando...y creo que hemos incluido una pieza clave con Danny en casa de los Angels por Fox Sports Deportes. Espinosa, nos va ayudar mucho este año. 79 FIVE ONE ON ONE WITH TYLER SKAGGS QUESTIONS WITH YUNEL ESCOBAR BY JOSE MOTA

Q: What was your reaction when the Angels picked up your 2017 option? that come with being part of a community. My children were born here and it was the right time to do it for them and set a good example.” A: “I was very, very happy. I love playing in , love the fans and the stadium. Being from Cuba, I enjoy the warm weather in the Q: Which was the hardest part of the process? summer and even in April the temperature is always nice. I had a good A: “Preparing for and then taking the test. I was extremely nervous for a season last year but I really want to win and go to the playoffs with my few months. But thankfully I had a good tutor helping me even during the teammates. We have a solid group here, a great owner, a bright manager evenings while I was in Spring Training. I needed to learn and I actually and awesome coaches. All we need is health.” enjoyed knowing more about the history, wars, battles, founding fathers, Q: Was there anything in particular you focused on more in preparation and even on how Thanksgiving got started (laughing)!” for this season? Q: How relieved were you when it all became a reality? A: “Everything but I especially worked hard on my footwork to allow my A: “It was a huge weight off of my shoulders, and my family was very throws to be more accurate. I try to improve in every aspect, including proud. I had been thinking about it for a few years and I finally found the being a better teammate and to represent my family and my country with right time and received the proper advice from knowledgeable people pride by how I play the game.” who encouraged me.” Q: Why was it important to you to become a U.S. Citizen? Jose Mota works alongside Amaury Pi-Gonzalez in the Angels Spanish A: “It was important because this great country has given me an opportunity broadcast booth along with his work in English on Fox Sports West. to play baseball for a living and has provided me with the many freedoms 81 Q. WHO DID YOU PLAY WITH IN THE BIG LEAGUES THAT HAD THE LARGEST MOVIE STAR PERSONA? ON THE MARK

MARK GUBICZA FOCUSES ON THE ENTERTAINMENT SIDE OF BASEBALL IN THIS EDITION OF O N T H E M A R K

Q. WHO ON THE ANGELS TODAY Q. WHO IN THE BIG LEAGUES HAS THE LARGEST MOVIE STAR TODAY HAS THE LARGEST MOVIE PERSONA? STAR PERSONA?

A. BO JACKSON WAS THE ONE TEAMMATE OF MINE WHO WAS THE BIGGEST STAR. HE GOT MOBBED EVERYWHERE HE WENT. Q. WHO DID YOU PLAY AGAINST IN THE BIG LEAGUES THAT HAD THE LARGEST MOVIE STAR PERSONA?

A. KOLE CALHOUN BECAUSE HE LOOKS LIKE HE A. HAD THE HAIR COULD PULL OFF THE WESTERN MOVIE LOOK A. FRANCISCO LINDOR FOR SURE. HE HAS A GREAT AND THE COOL ATTITUDE. LIKE THE TOMBSTONE MOVIE. SMILE AND AN ENERGETIC PERSONALITY. 82 LUIS VALBUENA

GIVEN NAME VERY POPULAR Luis Adan Valbuena. Sucre boasts some of Venezuela’s top beaches. BORN Sucre, Venezuela FELLOW COUNTRYMEN (November 30, 1985). Jose Alvarez (Barcelona), Vicente Campos (La Guaira), HIGH SCHOOL Yusmeiro Petit (Maracaibo) La Cordillera, Venezuela. and Juan Graterol (Aragua).

THE BIG C TWEET TWEET The state capital is Cumaná. @adan_jome

ON THE MAP

84 JC RAMIREZ

GIVEN NAME VISITING Juan Carlos Ramirez. Plaza de la Revolucion, one of the most popular attractions BORN in the city, was inaugurated in Managua, Nicaragua 1899. (August 16, 1988). FELLOW COUNTRYMEN THE BIG C Ramirez is one of 14 players in The capital city of Nicaragua MLB history from Nicaragua. is Managua. LUCKY NUMBER THE AREA He is one of three Angels all- It is the commercial and time to wear No. 66 (Edgar industrial center of the Ibarra and Jose Arredondo country. are the others). ON THE MAP

86 What is the best concert you have What is the best type of music you ever attended? Juicy J. purchase? The music that is free. What is the best show on TV? What is the best movie you have That 70’s Show. ever seen? Beverly Hills Cop. What is the best meal you can What is the best thing you can make? Carne asada. do to help the environment? ON THE Recycle. What is the best sport other than baseball? Football. What is the best spot for a Casa de Chavez. What is the best candy to eat vacation? at the movie theatre? Sour Patch Best drink to have with a meal? Kids. Corona. What is the best amusement What is the best animal to serve park to visit? Six Flags Magic as a pet? Monkey. Mountain. What is the best subject for you What is the best exercise to stay to avoid in high school? Periods SPOT in shape during the season? one-six. Avoid going through the drive- What is the best app on your JESSE CHAVEZ thru restaurants. phone? Uber.

88 What is the best concert you have What is the best CD you ever attended? The Dave Matthews purchased? The Counting Crows Band. What is the best movie you have What is the best show on TV? ever seen? Dumb and Dumber. Game of Thrones. What is the best thing you can What is the best meal you do to help the environment? ON THE can make? Grilled fi llet complete Recycle. with scallops, asparagus and a What is the best spot for a baked potato. vacation? Turks and Caicos. What is the best sport other than What is the best drink to have Football. baseball? with a meal? Red wine. What is the best website? What is the best animal to serve HBO GO. as a pet? The pet fi sh my kids What is the best candy to eat have. Sour Patch at the movie theatre? What is the best class to take SPOT Kids. back in high school? Math. What is the best amusement What is the best app on your ANDREW BAILEY Disney World. park to visit? phone? Spotify.

90 THROUGH THE YEARS

Ben Revere is in his first season with the Angels and eighth overall in the big leagues. Here is a look at his career THROUGH THE YEARS:

2010 TWINS 2011 2012 MINNESOTA TWINS 2013

2015 PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES

2014 PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES 2015 2016 WASHINGTON NATIONALS 2017 ANGELS

93 THROUGH THE YEARS

Bud Norris is in his first season with the Angels and ninth overall in the big leagues. Here is a look at his career THROUGH THE YEARS:

2009 2010 HOUSTON ASTROS 2011 HOUSTON ASTROS 2012 HOUSTON ASTROS

2013 HOUSTON ASTROS 2013 2014 BALTIMORE ORIOLES 2015 BALTIMORE ORIOLES

2016 2016 2017 ANGELS

94 FAST FACT

Since 2015, the opponents average exit velocity against Jose Alvarez is just under 86 miles per hour. Only has a lower mark during this time: Melancon (85.5), Alvarez, and Fernando Rodney (85.8, tie). Stat based on minimum 100 batted balls each year as of the start of this season.

96 FAST FACT

Juan Graterol has been popular on the transactions page recently with his contract belonging to the Angels, Reds, Diamondbacks, the Angels again, the Blue Jays and, yes, the Angels again.

98 FAST FACT

Matt Shoemaker this season is wearing a protective insert in his cap. Last year he needed emergency brain surgery following a line drive striking him on the right side of his head.

100 INTRODUCING... MARTIN MALDONADO

CAREER SUMMARY • Strong armed catcher returns to the Angels after being drafted by the Club in 2004. • Since the start of the 2012 campaign, his 32% catcher rate (58 CS/181 SBA) ranks second in the , trailing only ’s 35.9% clip. • Made Major League debut Sept. 3, 2011 vs. Houston...Collected fi rst big league hit, a , May 29, 2012 at Dodger Stadium. MAJOR LEAGUE SUMMARY 2016 SEASON • In sixth season with the Brewers, tied a career high with eight home runs and set new career highs in walks (35) and OBP (.332). • Threw out 34.8% of would-be base stealers (16 CS/46 SBA), which was good for second in the National League (min. 500 inn.) and sixth overall in the Majors. • Milwaukee pitchers fashioned a 3.91 ERA (559 IP – 243 ER) with him behind the plate, good for seventh in the N.L., compared to a 4.18 ERA (875.1 IP – 407 ER) with all other Brewer backstops. 2015 • Tallied 48 hits in fi fth big league season with the Brewers, his highest total since a career best 62 hits in 2012...Homers and RBI were highest totals since 2012. • Threw out 17 of 46 runners attempting to steal (37.0%), tops in the National League (min. 500 inn.). • Tallied a walk-off RBI-single in the 11th inning on Mother’s Day, with his mother, Jeanette, in attendance. • Notched fi rst career walk-off homer in the 17th inning, May 31 vs. Arizona...Became fi rst player in Major League history to hit a walk-off homer while playing at least 17 innings in a game and tied the franchise mark for the latest walk-off homer (Dave May, May 15,1973 vs. CLE). 2014 • Milwaukee pitchers fashioned a 3.77 ERA (274.1 IP - 115 ER) with him behind the plate during fourth big league season. • Pitched the eighth inning April 30 at St. Louis, allowing one hit in one inning of work...Became the fi rst Brewers position player to pitch since July 27, 2010 vs. Cincinnati. 2013 • Made fi rst career Opening Day roster in third campaign with the Brewers (fi rst full). • Saw Milwaukee pitchers fashion a 3.17 ERA (366.2 IP - 129 ER) during his 47 games at catcher...Committed just one in 366.2 innings at catcher (.997 fi elding percentage). 2012 • Spent time with both Milwaukee and -A Nashville...After beginning the CAREER TRANSACTIONS season in Triple-A, was recalled May 29 and collected fi rst big league hit (single) during fi rst Major League start, May 29th at Dodger Stadium. • June 7, 2004...Drafted by the Angels in the 27th round of the First-Year Player Draft. • Tallied fi rst Major League home run June 3 vs. Pittsburgh...Belted fi rst career grand • Jan. 10, 2007...Released by the Angels. slam Oct. 2 vs. San Diego. • Jan. 24, 2007...Signed as a free agent with the Brewers. • Jan. 15, 2015...Signed two-year contract with the Brewers. 2011 • Dec. 10, 2016....Acquired by the Angels along with RHP Drew Gagnon from the • Saw action with Double-A Huntsville, Triple-A Nashville and Milwaukee...After Brewers in exchange for C Jett Bandy. combining to hit .287 with 11 home runs and 59 RBI in the minors, was recalled Sept. 1 and made Major League debut Sept. 3 at Houston. 103 MAKING THE (INITIAL) CUT

At the start of the season the Angels selected the contracts of on his resume, and Parker — who this spring enjoyed a streak of 17 pitchers Bud Norris, Yusmeiro Petit and Blake Parker after a club- consecutive outs by way of the , which was longer than any record 69 players participated in Spring Training with the Angels. regular season streak since at least 1974 — has now seen action with They were part of the club’s Opening Day Roster along with club’s four different clubs since breaking in as a rookie in 2012. 22 other players (listed below plus a few who started the season on How the roster changes over the course of a season is almost as the disabled list). They also beat the odds as they were three of 29 interesting as the season itself. Last year 53 players participated in at non-roster invitees to camp, also a franchise record. least one game with the Angels. Two years ago 51 guys saw action, Norris is a veteran of eight big leagues seasons (this is his ninth and in 2014 the number reached 54. campaign) and once won 15 games in a season with the Orioles. In mid-April, Deolis Guerra was added to the 40-man roster. He too Petit entered this season with nearly 200 games pitched at this level was a non-roster invitee to camp. BUD NORRIS BLAKE PARKER YUSMEIRO PETIT

Vicente Campos (right elbow median nerve irritation), Andrew Heaney (left elbow UCL injury), Huston Street (right lat strain), Luis Valbuena (right hamstring strain) and Nick Tropeano each started the season on the disabled list.

PITCHERS CATCHERS INFIELDERS (7) OUTFIELDERS (4)

JOSE ALVAREZ (LHP) MARTIN MALDONADO C.J. CRON KOLE CALHOUN ANDREW BAILEY (RHP) CARLOS PEREZ YUNEL ESCOBAR CAMERON MAYBIN CAM BEDROSIAN (RHP) DANNY ESPINOSA BEN REVERE JESSE CHAVEZ (RHP) JEFRY MARTE MIKE TROUT RICKY NOLASCO (RHP) CLIFF PENNINGTON BUD NORRIS (RHP) ALBERT PUJOLS BLAKE PARKER (RHP) ANDRELTON SIMMONS YUSMEIRO PETIT (RHP) JC RAMIREZ (RHP) GARRETT RICHARDS (RHP) MATT SHOEMAKER (RHP) TYLER SKAGGS (LHP) 105 OWNERSHIP ARTE AND CAROLE MORENO In May of 2003, Carole and Arte Moreno Southern California. In 2010, the Angels were privileged to host were introduced as the third owners their third All-Star Game (also 1967 & 1989). In conjunction with in Angels franchise history and their MLB’s All-Star Legacy Fund, the foundation funded renovation impact was immediate. The Moreno’s of softball fi elds at Anaheim’s Pioneer Park (into the MLB have guided the franchise to six A.L. Angels All-Star Complex) as well as the special-surfaced fi eld West Division titles and 14 consecutive for the Miracle League of Orange County for disabled youth. The seasons drawing over three million fans, resulting in a total home foundation regularly donates tickets, memorabilia and ballpark attendance over 43 million in their tenure. experiences to the various groups and fundraisers. The Moreno’s focus is balanced between baseball, business In addition to their responsibilities with the Angels and various operations and fan experience. In 2009, the Halos were voted committees within MLB, the Moreno’s were part of ownership of the top franchise in professional sports in “Fan Value and the former Single-A Salt Lake Trappers of the Pioneer League. Experience” by voters in a fan poll by ESPN the Magazine. In the Under their leadership, the Trappers won three championships. poll, the Angels ranked in the top three among Major League Carole and Arte were also original investors in the Arizona teams for 10 consecutive seasons (2003-2012). Diamondbacks (including their 2001 World Series championship) Carole and Arte’s support of the Angels Operations Department and in a partnered ownership of the NBA’s Phoenix Suns. has culminated in key free agent signings of players such as three- The Moreno family is also active in their own philanthropic time N.L. MVP Albert Pujols, nine-time Gold Glove outfi elder eff orts. In 1997, Carole and Arte established the Moreno Family Torii Hunter, 2009 World Series MVP Hideki Matsui, 2005 A.L. Foundation to support nonprofi t organizations focusing on youth Award winner Bartolo Colon, 2004 A.L. MVP Vladimir and education as well as investing in educational scholarships in Guerrero, and several others. In 2014, the Moreno’s signed two- K-8, high school and college. Their favorite charities include St. time A.L. MVP Mike Trout to a six-year contract extension. Since Vincent de Paul, St. Mary’s Food, Bank the Barrow Neurological purchasing the Club on May 22, 2003, the Angels have sported Institute, Boys & Girls Clubs, United Methodist Outreach Ministries a 1212-1012 record (.545 winning pct.). (UMOM) family homeless shelters, American Heart Association During the family’s tenure, the organization has continued and Fresh Start Women’s Foundation. The Morenos were to cultivate players from its farm system. Their dedication previously members of the Little League Foundation’s Board of has paid dividends in the development of signifi cant players Trustees, which assists Little Leagues in every state and more such as Trout, Gold Glove outfi elder Kole Calhoun, Garrett than 70 other countries. Richards, C.J. Cron, Matt Shoemaker and Cam Bedrosian Carole was born in Reno, NV, and moved often as the daughter among several others. of a career Air Force man. She spent much of her youth in Over the past 14 years, Carole and Arte have strengthened Fredonia, KS, and went on to earn a degree in journalism from the Club’s commitment to local communities and beyond. In the University of Kansas. Arte is native of Tucson, AZ, and served January of 2004, the Moreno’s established the Angels Baseball his country in Vietnam as a member of the U.S. Army. After his Foundation concentrating on investments in education, health tour of duty, he attended the University of Arizona, graduating care, arts & sciences and community-related youth programs with a degree in marketing. In 2005, Time Magazine selected to experience the positive attributes of baseball. The Angels Moreno as one of the 25 Most Infl uential Hispanics in America. Foundation distributes annual grants to various programs within Carole and Arte Moreno are parents of three children.

109 FRONT OFFICE EXECUTIVES DENNIS KUHL, CHAIRMAN

Dennis Kuhl begins his 14th year with the Angels after the South County Outreach, Anaheim Performing Arts Center, Anaheim YMCA, joining the Club on November 10, 2003. He was initially Rivals For The Cure, Irvine Public School Foundation and the Angels Baseball appointed as the Angels’ seventh President before a Foundation Board of Directors. promotion to Club Chairman on Nov. 14, 2009. Kuhl’s focus A champion of community involvement, Kuhl’s eff orts span across Orange centers on renewed eff orts in the area of civic aff airs and County and beyond. He is a member of the Board of Governors at Chapman community outreach. Kuhl also oversees the Angels’ University and on the executive committee for Cycle & Walk for the Cures. fl agship radio station KLAA AM830. He is on the board of directors for several nonprofi ts: The Children’s Education Under his leadership, the Angels have shown tremendous growth and Foundation of Orange County, the Los Angeles Sports Council, Boys and Girls advancement in key business initiatives, including sponsorship and marketing Club of Anaheim, The Tiger Woods Foundation, the Noble Vikings Charity revenues, as well as nationwide expansion and promotion of the Angels’ brand. of Orange County, the Literacy Project Foundation, Visit Anaheim and the Kuhl also played a key role in working with Major League Baseball in hosting Alzheimer’s Association of Newport Beach & Co. of the 2010 All-Star Game. In 2014, Kuhl served as a co-chairperson for the United Cerebral Palsy Kuhl is actively involved in several Southern California charities. He serves Golf Classic and a co-chairperson for the annual Red, White & Greens Golf as president of the “Light the Night” event which supports the Leukemia Tournament to benefi t the Susan G. Komen Foundation. and Lymphoma Society and is a founding board member of The Pacifi c Club A Boonton, N.J. native, Kuhl graduated from the University of Arizona in 1970 IMPACT Foundation/Lott Trophy. Kuhl works with Susan G. Komen for the Cure with a degree in business administration. In honor of his late father, he established serving as a member of the Orange County Affi liate’s Board of Directors and the Bud Kuhl Wood Bat Invitational in 2007 with annual proceeds donated to is one of the “Pink Tie Guys,” a select group of advocates speaking out to fi nd local charities. In 2009, he was named the ‘Business Man of the Year’ by the a cure for breast cancer. Additionally, he serves on the advisory boards for Anaheim Chamber of Commerce. He currently resides in Newport Beach.

JOHN CARPINO, PRESIDENT

John Carpino was named the eighth president in Angels He has created a stronger, more viable partnership with Los Angeles history on Nov. 14, 2009. At the age of 58, he oversees all based radio and television partners, and oversees KLAA AM830, the home of areas of business, sales, marketing and communications. Angels Baseball. His vision and creativity have brought an emphasis on the Carpino’s top priority is the fan’s value and experience in Angels’ heritage with a reintroduction of the Angels Hall of Fame with yearly all areas of the game including concessions, merchandise, inductees, the hosting of Angels Fan Fests and the celebration of the Angels promotional items and ticketing. As the principal 50th Anniversary. Popular giveaways have been provided including several executive in charge of business operations, he has helped the Halos welcome Guinness© record-breaking items and items showcasing the continuing over three million fans through Angel Stadium turnstiles for 14 straight seasons. popularity of the Rally Monkey. His eff orts continue to create a brand that Carpino was also an integral part of the 2010 MLB All-Star Game, hosted at connects socially and in sync with current cultural trends. Angel Stadium, and was involved in the negotiations for the extension of the Carpino’s promotion followed six seasons as the Club’s Senior Vice President Club’s television agreement with FOX Sports West. of Sales and Marketing during which he oversaw all aspects of marketing, The Chicago native continues to seek out ways to create value for Angel promotions and ticket sales for the Angels. He began his professional career fans, focusing not only on the game inside the lines, but on the entire ballpark in 1982 in the billboard industry, including stints in Tucson, AZ; Chicago, IL; experience. Carpino has guided the Angel brand with a focus on aff ordable Phoenix, AZ and Los Angeles, CA. In 1985, he joined Moreno at Outdoor pricing and providing a quality family environment. Under his leadership, Systems, a billboard company (which later became Viacom Outdoor Carpino’s team has also established Angel Stadium as one of the premiere in 2000 and CBS Outdoor in 2005) and spent 18 years in the Phoenix destinations in California for non-baseball events such as concerts, Supercross, and Los Angeles markets. Carpino oversaw $200 million in sales for the Monster Truck and corporate events. western region. As one of the initial executives Arte Moreno appointed after taking Born in Chicago, IL, Carpino is a 1982 graduate of the University of Arizona ownership of the Club, the 2017 season marks Carpino’s 14th with the team, with a degree in business administration. He currently serves on CHOC having previously held the position of senior vice president. Carpino has led Children’s Foundation Board of Directors and served for three years on the the Angels to unprecedented fi nancial growth in the sponsorship, marketing Executive Board for the Orange County United Way. He and his wife Elizabeth and ticketing divisions. He oversaw the general manager selection processes are involved in numerous charitable eff orts throughout Southern California in 2011 & 2015 and has assisted in the acquisition of high-profi le Angels such and support the Angels Baseball Foundation. John and Elizabeth have three as Albert Pujols & Andrelton Simmons along with negotiating Jered Weaver’s children and reside in Laguna Beach. contract extension. 111 FRONT OFFICE EXECUTIVES

BILL BEVERAGE, CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER

Bill Beverage enters his 14th full season as the Angels controller and CFO during his 18-year career in the outdoor advertising industry. Chief Financial Offi cer after joining the organization Before he entered the outdoor advertising industry, Beverage was an in Nov. 2003. As the Angels CFO, his duties include auditor with Arthur Young after graduating from the University of Alabama managing the day-to-day fi nances of the organization. with a Bachelor of Science degree in accounting. Bill and his wife reside in Prior to his current position, Beverage served as both Phoenix, AZ.

MOLLY JOLLY, SENIOR VICE PRESIDENT FINANCE & ADMINISTRATION

Molly Jolly became the highest ranking woman in Alaska in Anchorage, serving as an Inventory Accountant, Financial Analyst the Angels organization in just her third year with the and Electronic Commerce Manager. In 1994, Jolly was transferred to ARCO team (2003) and remains an integral part of the primary Corporate in Los Angeles where she worked as an Internal Control Advisor operations of the Club. She is in her 17th season with the and Project Manager. She was promoted in 1996 to Financial Manager and Halos as Senior Vice President, Finance & Administration. Molly spent three Strategic Planning Senior Consultant for the ARCO Products Company. 0Jolly years (2001-03) as director of fi nance for the Angels and Anaheim Ducks began her career in 1988 as an auditor for Arthur Anderson LLP in Boston, MA. before her current appointment. A 1988 graduate of Holy Cross with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Economics/ A native of Naples, FL, Jolly oversees all fi nancial matters, including Accounting, Jolly graduated from the Anderson School at UCLA with a reporting and planning, budgeting, accounting, payroll, ticketing and strategic Masters degree in Business Administration in 1999. Jolly is a Board Member initiatives. She is also responsible for offi ce administration, including human and 2nd Vice Chair for the Girl Scouts of Orange County and a Board Member resources and information services. Additionally, she oversees fi nancials at and Treasurer for Friends of CASA (Court Appointed Special Advocates), Angel Stadium for non-baseball events such as Supercross, Monster Jam and a sustaining member of the Junior League of Orange County. In 2011, and concerts. Jolly was nominated as ‘Chief Financial Offi cer of the Year in Orange County’ Before joining the Angels and Ducks in 2001, Jolly spent 11 years working for by the Orange County Business Journal. She and husband Burt reside in the Atlantic Richfi eld Company (ARCO), including six years (1989-94) at ARCO Villa Park, CA.

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TIM MEAD, VICE PRESIDENT, COMMUNICATIONS

Tim Mead begins his 38th season in the Angels Father’s Day Council as one of four Father of the Year recipients. The award, organization and 20th as Vice President of given annually since 1999, is bestowed to 100 men from across the nation who Communications. He oversees media relations, publicity “portray and epitomize family, citizenship, charity, civility and responsibility in and broadcasting for the Club. their everyday lives.” Before his current appointment, Mead spent four In April 2002, Mead took part in the Joint Civilian Orientation Conference seasons as assistant general manager (1994-97) under (JCOC) designed by the Department of Defense. He was one of 60 civilians former GM . chosen by the Pentagon to attend the conference, traveling to the Pentagon, Mead, 58, began his career with the Angels as an intern in the public relations Norfolk Naval Air Station in VA, Sheppard Air Force Base, Sheppard, Texas, Fort department in 1980. He was appointed director of media relations in 1985 and Bragg and Camp Lejeune, NC and Ofutt Air Force Base in Omaha, Nebraska later assistant vice president of media relations in 1991. During his tenure in to see the United States Strategic Command Center. The trip is designed media relations, Mead and his staff have been responsible for the handling to present a clearer picture and understanding of the military to civic and of media during the Angels’ 1986, 2004, 2005, 2007, 2008, 2009 & 2014 community leaders across the country. postseason appearances, the 1989 and 2010 All-Star Games at Angel Stadium The Athens, Greece native is a 1980 graduate of Cal Poly Pomona with a and the Halos memorable World Series run in 2002. bachelor of science degree in communications. He is a member of the board Mead was the recipient of the 2000 Robert O. Fishel Award for PR of directors for the Ronald McDonald House (Orange, CA) and assists other excellence, recognizing the “active non-uniformed representative of Major charitable groups and programs such as Amigos de los Niños, the Sunburst League Baseball whose ethics, character, dedication, service, professionalism Youth Academy and GRIP (Gang Reduction Intervention Program) in and humanitarian eff orts best represent the standards propounded by Robert Orange County. Mead also serves on the advisory committee for the sports O. Fishel.” He was also honored in May 2005 with the fi rst Distinguished management program at Long Beach State and the Dean’s advisory board for Alumnus Award for Athletics by his alma mater Cal Poly Pomona. Mead was the College of Communications at Cal State Fullerton. He and his wife Carole honored in 2012 by the American Diabetes Association and the Orange County have one son, Brandon.

NEIL VISERTO, VICE PRESIDENT, SALES

Beginning his ninth season with the Club, Viserto is and sports including sales management positions at WJLA/ABC in Washington, the Angels Vice President of Sales. He oversees sales DC; KMEX/Univision in Los Angeles and served as Vice President of Broadcast and marketing of tickets, premium suites, corporate & Marketing for the Washington Redskins and Vice President, Sportslink LA sponsorship and new media. He previously served as a division of Adlink Cable Sports sales. the Angels Director and Senior Director of Corporate He began his working career as an institutional money market broker for Sales during his tenure with the team beginning in 2009. Noonan, Astley & Pearce in before heading to the television and Under Viserto’s guidance, the Club has seen substantial growth in corporate sports industries. Born in NYC, Viserto is a 1986 graduate of Colgate University sponsorship as well as a broader scope of business ventures. In 2016, the Halos with a Bachelor of Arts in Economics. Neil and wife Susan reside in Yorba drew over three million fans for the 14th consecutive season. Linda, CA with their two children. Prior to joining the Angels, Neil held several executive positions in television

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BILLY EPPLER, GENERAL MANAGER

Billy Eppler was named the 12th General Manager in his baseball career with the organization, where he was Angels history on October 4, 2015, agreeing to a four- hired in January, 2000 as an area scouting supervisor for Southern California. year contract thru the 2019 campaign. He would eventually join the front offi ce as the Assistant Director of Pro Eppler oversees all aspects of the Club’s baseball Scouting & Player Development from 2003-04. operations and reports to Owner Arte Moreno. From 2004 thru 2015, Eppler worked his way up the baseball “Billy’s experience in the areas of scouting, player operations department. He was initially hired as Assistant Director of Baseball development and major league operations, in addition to his organizational and Operations, Nov. 1, 2004. Eppler would eventually be promoted to Director of communication skills, were primary reasons for our decision. He is energetic, Professional Scouting from 2006-09 and Senior Director of Professional Personnel creative and has a tremendous passion for the game,” said Moreno. from 2010-11. He fi nished his fourth season as Assistant General Manager and fi rst Within his fi rst month on the job, Eppler orchestrated a deal with Atlanta to as Vice-President in ’15. His responsibilities for the Yankees and assisting General secure the game’s top defender in Andrelton Simmons. During the Manager Brian Cashman included player acquisitions, roster composition and 2015 , he fi lled the need for a third baseman via trade with management, staffi ng and personnel decisions, and player contract negotiations. Washington for INF Yunel Escobar. With upgrades needed in left fi eld and In addition, he oversaw all phases and personnel in the Yankees’ Major League second base, Eppler again fi lled each void by trading for OF Cameron Maybin and professional scouting departments both domestically and internationally. (Detroit) and INF Danny Espinosa (Washington) during the 2016 off -season. Eppler credits Cashman for much of his professional growth during his time Eppler, 41, is a native of San Diego, CA. He graduated from the University in New York. “I have the utmost respect for Brian and cannot thoroughly thank of Connecticut with a Finance Degree in 1998 and began his sports career him for the guidance he has provided.” as an intern in the Washington Redskins scouting department. He started Eppler and wife Catherine have a son and reside in south Orange County.

STEVE MARTONE, ASSISTANT GENERAL MANAGER

Steve Martone (mar-TONE), 36, came to the Angels tracking & data collection, research for arbitration & grievances as well as following nine years in baseball operations with the New technology initiatives (iPad integration for players & coaches). In March of York Yankees, including the 2009 World Championship 2014, Martone was promoted to Manager, Professional Scouting where he dealt campaign. From 2014-15, he has served as Yankees with 40-man roster composition, departmental budget, MLB depth charts and Manager of Professional Scouting. targeting of players. Originally hired by New York in April of 2006 as a The Houston, TX native graduated from the University of Houston in 2005. baseball operations intern, Martone was promoted to Assistant of Baseball Martone and wife, Laura, have three children. Operations in December that same year. In that capacity, he focused on player

JONATHAN STRANGIO, ASSISTANT GENERAL MANAGER

Jonathan Strangio, 28, will enter his sixth year with in 2012 before a promotion to Coordinator, Baseball Operations after the the Angels in 2017, second as Assistant General Manager. 2012 campaign. Following the 2014 season, Strangio moved up to Manager, A native of Long Island, NY, Strangio graduated from Harvard University in Major League Operations where his responsibilities 2010 where he was a four-year varsity pitcher on the Crimson’s baseball team. included 40-man roster construction, rules and CBA Upon graduation, he was hired by the as a baseball operations compliance, baseball analytics, salary arbitration, and intern. Strangio is engaged to fi ancé Alexandra and resides in Newport contract negotiation. He joined the Club as a baseball operations intern Beach, CA.

116 MIKE SCIOSCIA

MANAGERIAL OVERVIEW 2017 will represent Scioscia’s 18th season as Angels manager, making him the longest tenured manager in the Majors...Owns a 1490-1264 (.541) career mark as 16th field manager in Angels history…Scioscia’s 1,490 wins rank 23rd all-time and sit one behind for 22nd, and 81 wins behind for 21st...The 1,490 wins also are third most all-time by a manager with one team, trailing only (2040-1612) and Tommy Lasorda (1599-1439)...Is just the third manager to guide his first Club for at least 18 consecutive seasons, joining Walter Alston (23 years with the Dodgers) and Tommy Lasorda (21 years with the Dodgers)...During his 17 seasons with the Angels, Scioscia, who is under contract through 2018, has guided the Club to seven playoff appearances, captured six titles, won anAmerican League pennant and led Halos to the franchise’s first World Series title in 2002...Prior to his tenure, Club won a total of three division titles in the previous 42 seasons…Only Angels manager to make seven playoff appearances (previous best was two) and only Angels manager to win six division titles (Mauch won two, 1982 & 1986)...12 of his 17 teams have finished above .500...His .541 winning percentage is best in Club history...23rd manager in MLB history to notch 1,000 or more wins with one team and just seventh to reach milestone in his first managerial position ( - MIN, Walter Alston - LAD, Tommy Lasorda - LAD, - BAL, - PIT, & - STL)...2-time BBWAA A.L. Manager of the Year (2002 & 2009), finished second in voting in both 2007 and 2014…Ranks third amongst active skippers in career games managed (2,754) and games won (1,490), trailing only and in both categories...One of seven managers in MLB history to guide same franchise for at least 18 straight seasons and just the fourth since 1975 (, , Tommy Lasorda)…Since 1900, is one of 17 men to have recorded at least 1,100 hits as a player and 1,100 wins as a manager at the Major League level...Was first manager in MLB history to guide his team to playoffs six times in first 10 seasons...Led Angels to six consecutive winning seasons (2004-09) for first time in Club history…Only active manager with at least 1,000 wins with current team. MANAGERIAL YEARLY SUMMARY PLAYING CAREER Selected by Los Angeles Dodgers in first round (19th overall) 2016 2011 2005 of June 1976 free agent draft…Played 15 Major League seasons Club posted a 74-88 (.457) record during Guided the Halos to a 86-76 (.531) Guided Angels to 95-67 mark and as catcher with Los Angeles (1980-92), San Diego (1993) and 17th season as manager...Halos finished the record and a second place finish in the second straight West Division title (first Texas (1994). season in fourth place in the A.L. West (-21). A.L. West. time in Club history). Retired as player with Texas, Aug. 2, 1994, following comeback Managed 1,491st career victory Sept. 19, Notched career victory 1,000 May 8 vs. Earned 500th career win, Sept. 1 vs. attempt from surgery, May 18, 1993, to repair torn rotator cuff of passing Earl Weaver for 23rd on the all-time Cleveland becoming the 56th manager in Oakland (3-0). right shoulder (occurred during Spring Training with San Diego, win’s list by a manager. MLB history with 1,000 or more victories. 2004 March 1993). 2015 2010 Directed Angels to first West Division title Is Dodgers’ all-time leader in games caught with 1,395…Set Compiled a 85-77 (.525) record in 16th Led Angels to a 80-82 record and third in 18 seasons (1986) with a 92-70 record. record, June 8, 1991 at Chicago, appearing in 1,219th game, passing season as manager of the Angels...Club place finish in A.L. West (-10). Earned 400th career victory Aug. 19 at John Roseboro. finished three games behind the Rangers for Coached the American League All-Star team Tampa Bay (10-7). Caught 100-or-more games 10 times in career, including nine the division title and one game behind the alongside manager . 2003 straight seasons (1984-92)…All-time leader for Los Angeles Astros for the second Wild Card berth. 2009 Led Angels to a 77-85 record and third Dodgers in walks (553), doubles (196) and games (1,395) as a catcher. Won 1,400th career game as a manager Won third consecutive A.L. West crown place finish in the A.L. West (-19). Named to N.L. All-Star team in 1989 and 1990…Started 1990 Sept. 6, becoming the 10th manager to and led Angels to at least 90 wins for the 10th On July 12, received two-year contract Mid-Summer Classic at Wrigley Field (replacing injured Padre record 1,400 wins with his first Club. time in Club history. extension through 2007 with Club option Benito Santiago)…Became first Dodger catcher to start an All-Star Named by the BBWAA as A.L. Manager of for 2008. 2014 Game since Roy Campanella in 1954. Guided Halos to a Major League-best the Year. A.L. manager for 74th All-Star Game in Caught two no-hitters in career, thrown by Fernando Valenzuela 98-64 (.608) record and captured his Captured 900th career win in final game of Chicago (IL), July 15th (A.L. won, 7-6). (June 29, 1990 vs. STL) and Kevin Gross (Aug. 17, 1992 vs. SF). sixth American League West title...Marked season (Oct. 4 at Oak., 5-3 win). 2002 Appeared in one Division Series (1981) and four League seventh 90-win season as manager of Angels In third season with Angels, led Club to 2008 Championship Series (1981, 1983, 1985 & 1988), and was member of (11th such season in franchise history)... World Championship and a then best record in Led Angels to a 100-62 (.617) record for Los Angeles Dodgers’ 1981 and 1988 World Championship teams… Club finished 10 games ahead of second Club history (99-63). their first-ever 100-win season (previous Hit home run in Game 1 of 1981 LCS against Montreal and two-run place Oakland. high was 99 in 2002) and another A.L. West Honored as 2002 ‘Major League Manager of Year’ by and 2002 A.L. game-tying home run off in ninth inning of Game 4 Tallied 1,300th career win as a manager crown. Manager of the Year by The , of 1988 LCS against New York. Aug. 4 vs. Dodgers...According to STATS Following 2008 season, had contract USA Today Sports Weekly and BBWAA. LLC, is just fourth manager in MLB history to extended through 2018...Reached 800-win PERSONAL/MISC Named recipient of the 2002 C.I. Taylor win 1,300 games in his first stint as a big plateau, Sept. 22, with 2-1 win at Seattle. Hosted a youth baseball clinic at the MLB Urban Youth Academy league skipper. Award for A.L. Manager of the Year by Negro 2007 Leagues Baseball Museum. in Compton, CA in January 2016...The clinic hosted approximately Finished second in American League 200 players, ages 12 to 17...Scioscia and several of his coaching Manager of the Year voting (). Skippered Angels to 94-68 (.580) record Became 17th person in history to win and third A.L. West Crown in four seasons. World Series Championship as both player staff worked with the players on batting, pitching, catching, base- 2013 Became winningest manager in Angels’ and manager. running and more. In his 14th season at the helm of the history, May 4, 2007, with a 5-1 victory over Led Angels to A.L. Wild Card playoff berth Former commissioner Bud Selig formed a special committee of Angels, led Club to a 78-84 record and third White Sox, giving him 626 wins and eclipsing in 2002 (-4 behind Oakland). baseball veterans prior to the 2010 season – field managers, general place finish in A.L. West (-18)...Finished 13.5 ’s previous record mark of 625 (in Increase in wins (24; 75-87 in 2001, 3rd in A.L. managers, Club owners and presidents - that combined have more games behind Tampa Bay for second Wild nine seasons). West) and games in standings (37; -41 in 2001) than 450 years of baseball experience – to review and examine all Card spot. Reached 700-win plateau, Sept. 20 (in his from one year to next is best in Club history. on-field related issues...Field Managers to this committee included Won 1,200th game on July 19 vs. Oakland... – ; , Mike Scioscia and and . 1,287th game) and was fastest MLB manager 2001 He and Bruce Bochy are only active managers to reach 700 career wins since Active in numerous Community Relations activities…Supports to accomplish the feat. Compiled 75-87 record, guiding Angels to Operation Gratitude, an outreach program for U.S. Military Troops did so in 1,273 games (Aug. 22, 1999). third place finish in A.L. West (-41). 2012 serving overseas...Established the Mike Scioscia Pro Players Golf 2006 Club extended his contract through Classic in 2004 which is held annually to benefit Amateur Baseball Led Angels to a 89-73 record and 2005 season (with club option for 2006), Led Angels to 89-73 record and second Development Group…Hosts annual Angels Gene Autry RBI League third place finish in A.L. West (-5)...Finished place finish in A.L. West and third consecutive Aug. 20, 2001. four games behind Texas for second Wild Coaches Clinic…In 2005, began Mike Scioscia’s Youth Baseball winning season (first time ever in Club 2000 Card spot. Clinic in Thousand Oaks, CA which he holds annually to support history). Posted 82-80 record in debut season, Managed 2,000th career game on June 4 local little leagues…Has supported Make-A-Wish Foundation by Earned 600th career win Sept. 15th at guiding Angels to third place finish in A.L. to become the ninth manager in A.L. history assisting with numerous wish opportunities for children and also Texas (a 2-1 win in 11 innings). West (-9 1/2). served as keynote speaker at the Annual Make-A-Wish Foundation to reach the milestone with one club, and first On Nov. 4, 2006, had contract extended Led Club to 12-win improvement from since Minnesota’s Tom Kelly. Grant Makers Fundraiser Luncheon...Named Angels representative through 2009 with club option for 2010. 1999 season (best since 14 in 1997) and 15 1/2 for MLB Home Run Challenge to benefit Prostate Cancer game increase in standings. Foundation...Honored as 2001 Sportsman of the Year by Orange County Youth Sports Foundation…Presented Humanities Award by MINOR LEAGUE COACHING HIGHLIGHTS Shriner’s Crippled Children’s Hospital in Los Angeles in 1992 for his 1999 1997-98 Managed Peoria Javelinas to Arizona Fall civic contributions. Served as manager of Albuquerque Served as Dodgers’ bench coach under League Championship in 1997…Team set Inducted into Hall of Fame, Oct. 9, 2003, for Dukes (Dodgers Triple-A affiliate) of Pacific manager . AFL record in batting average (.317) and led leading the 1997 Peoria squad to the AFL championship. Coast League in 1999…Guided Dukes to In 1997, coached third base from May 16- league in ERA (4.15). Played baseball, basketball and football at Springfield (PA) High 65-74 record and third place finish in league’s June 3 when Joe Amalfitano missed 18 games 1995-96 School…Named Delaware County baseball player of year in 1975 Central Division, before resigning Sept. 20. due to personal reasons…Coached first base Served as Dodgers minor league catching and 1976 and two-time all-area selection in baseball and football… from July 14 through remainder of season coordinator. Invited by International Baseball Federation to conduct clinic in Italy during 1998 offseason…Full name is Michael Lorri Scioscia. after underwent neck surgery. 119 ANGELS COACHES

(club reached fi nals)...In fi rst full-season as manager, led Rookie Great Falls to 40-35 DINO EBEL record and 1998 Pioneer League North Division fi rst-half championship...Took over at Single-A Yakima in 1999 (33-43)...Began coaching career as player/coach with Single-A Bakersfi eld (1991-94)...Also served as COACHING HIGHLIGHTS player-coach with San Bernardino in 1995 before becoming full-time coach with Double-A San Antonio Begins 13th season in Angels organization in and third as bench coach for Club 2017 Missions in 1996...Has extensive coaching experience in winter baseball, managing Estrellas Orientales in (replacing bench coach Rob Picciolo)...His promotion came after eight seasons as Dominican Winter League in both 2003 and 2013 and Cervesa Atlas Tiburones in 2001 Panamanian Winter third base coach (initially appointed to Mike Scioscia’s staff Nov. 16, 2005, replacing League...Served as coach for Peoria in Arizona Fall League in 1995...Worked as infi eld instructor for Chinese bench coach )...Also spent fi ve seasons as the Club’s outfi eld coach National Team (2000) and Osaka Buff aloes (2002) and as fi eld coordinator for Sinon Bulls in Taiwan (2002). (2011-15)...In 2015, Kole Calhoun became the fi rst Angels outfi elder to win a ® under Ebel....Pitched to Albert Pujols during the 2015 Home Run PLAYING CAREER & MISC Derby in Cincinnati...In 2014, served as manager for three games, going 3-0, while Signed with Dodgers as free agent in 1988 and played six professional seasons...Named Gulf Coast League Mike Scioscia was away attending his daughter’s college graduation and attending former teammate Bob Player of Year in rookie 1988 season at Sarasota, where he ranked second in league with .337 batting average Welch’s funeral...Served as pitcher for Vladimir Guerrero when he won the Home Run Derby at the 2007 and led league in total bases, and on-base percentage...Was member of Single-A Vero All-Star Game in San Francisco...Spent 2005 regular season managing Triple-A Salt Lake, leading Stingers Beach Champions in 1990...Attended Florida Southern College, where he was member to a 79-65 record (just one game out of fi rst place)...Named to coaching staff of World Team for 2005 of 1988 NCAA Division II championship team, earning second team All-American honors...Awarded Mara Futures Game...Joined Angels in 2005 after spending previous 17 seasons with Dodgers as minor league Forcey Award in 2005, given to Angels’ Minor League Employee of the Year...Assists Angels Community player, coach and manager…Owns career managerial record of 531-496 (.517) in eight-plus seasons...Served Relations with youth clinics, hospital and community appearances…Hosts the ‘Dino Ebel Annual Baseball as manager of Double-A Jacksonville Suns for three seasons (2002-2004), compiling a 209-206 record... Clinic’ in Barstow, CA each off season...In 2015, hosted clinic in Upland, CA with Mike Sweeney...Inducted Led Jacksonville to 2002 Southern League East Division Championship (in second half) and berth in League into San Bernardino Valley College Athletic Hall of Fame October 12, 2012...In 2011 off season, spoke to Championship Series...In 2001, led Single-A Wilmington to a 75-63 mark...Spent 2000 season with Single-A the Southern California Inland Valley Coaches Association...Participated in Mike Scioscia’s annual Youth San Bernardino, guiding club to 77-63 record and California League title...Began managerial career in 1997, Baseball Clinic in Thousand Oaks, CA in 2007...Three children: Destiny, Brady (born during the 2007 season) taking over San Bernardino for fi nal 39 games of season (18-21) after beginning that season as a coach and Trey (born during 2008 season)...Full name is Dino Alex Ebel (pronounced E-bull).

on July 20...After his promotion, Club averaged 4.6 runs per game for remainder of season (averaged 3.6 DAVE HANSEN runs in fi rst 97 games)...Prior to joining Dodgers, was Arizona’s minor league hitting coordinator for the 2008-2010 seasons...Began professional coaching career in 2007 as Arizona’s Double-A Mobile BayBears COACHING HIGHLIGHTS hitting coach. In 2017, returns for second season as Angels hitting coach following appointment on Nov. 3, 2015 (replacing Don Baylor)...Spent previous two seasons (2014-15) as PLAYING CAREER & MISC the Club’s assistant hitting coach...In third stint as head hitting coach for a Club Played 15 seasons at Major League level for Dodgers (1990-1997 & 1999-2002), Padres (2003 & 2004) ( in 2013; Los Angels Dodgers 2011-12)...In 2016, saw the Club’s and Mariners (2004 & 2005)...Posted a career .260 (466/1793) average with 187 runs scored, 79 doubles, batting average jump from .246 (15th in A.L.) with 661 runs scored (12th in A.L.) 35 home runs and 222 RBI...Set an M.L. record with seven pinch-hit home runs in 2000...Prior to 2000, in 2015 to .260 (6th in A.L.) and 717 runs scored (10th in A.L.)...In 2014, assumed the most home runs hit in a single season by a pinch-hitter was fi ve, last done by in 1996... head hitting coach responsibilities for 12 weeks while Don Baylor recovered from Owns Dodgers club record for most pinch-hits in a season (18 in 1993) and a career (110)...Appeared in two a broken right thigh bone...Spent 2013 campaign as Seattle’s hitting coach...Under his tutelage, saw postseasons with Dodgers during 1995 and 1996 seasons...Went 2-for-5 (.400) during his fi ve postseason Mariners off ense hit 188 home runs, good for second most in the A.L. and an improvement of 39 homers appearances...Went 2-for-3 in three pinch-hit apperances during the 1995 NLDS vs. Cincinnati...Graduated over previous season (149)...Mariners were the only team in the A.L. that saw an improvement of 35+ from Rowland High School in Rowland Heights, CA...Originally drafted by Dodgers in second round of 1986 home runs between 2012 and 2013 campaigns...Spent 2012 and part of the 2011 season as the Dodgers First-Year Player Draft...Along with wife Julie, is actively involved in PurpleStride, a foundation in the fi ght hitting coach...Began the 2011 season as Dodgers Major League hitting instructor prior to his promotion against pancreatic cancer...Full name is David Andrew Hansen.

record (also, 1999)...In 2010, served as pitching coach for Cleveland’s Triple-A ...Club, CHARLES NAGY which won the championship, featured pitchers Carlos Corrasco and former Angel Joe Smith... Spent the 2006 and 2007 seasons as pitching coach for the Angels’ Triple-A Salt Lake Bees... COACHING HIGHLIGHTS Worked with Halo farmhands Jered Weaver and Joe Saunders, among others during tenure...Served as a 2017 marks second season as Angels pitching coach after his appointment to Mike Special Assistant to Cleveland’s Baseball Operations from 2004-05. Scioscia’s staff , Nov. 2, 2015 (replacing Mike Butcher)...In2016 , pitching staff set an American League record with 24 diff erent pitchers recording a win...Utilized PLAYING CAREER & MISC 30 diff erent pitchers throughout the season...Served as a Special Assistant to Played 14 seasons at the Major League level, primarily as a starting pitcher...Spent 13 big league seasons Cleveland’s Player Development department in 2015...In 2014 with Cleveland, (1990-02) with the Indians and one (2003) with the Padres...Combined to go 129-105 with a 4.51 ERA attended Spring Training as an instructor/assistant...As pitching coach for the (1954.2 IP - 980 ER) in 318 Major League games...Named an All-Star three diff erent times during career Diamondbacks in 2013, saw the development of Patrick Corbin who went 14-8 (1992, 1996 and 1999) and was tabbed as the American League’s starting pitcher for the 1996 Midsummer with a 3.41 ERA in 32 starts...Club had four diff erent starting pitchers record at least 100 (one Classic...Appeared in the World Series with Cleveland in both 1995 and 1997...Was the Indians fi rst-round shy of the Club record of 5 in 2003)...D-backs relievers also recorded a Major League leading 35 wins... pick (17th overall) during the 1988 First-Year Player Draft. In 2012, Wade Miley (16 wins), (15) and Trevor Cahill (13) became second trio in franchise Played collegiate baseball at the University of Connecticut from 1987-88...Was a member of the 1988 history to win 13 or more games in a season...Bullpen fashioned a franchise-low 3.24 ERA (466.2 IP - 168 men’s Summer Olympic baseball team that won gold in Seoul, South Korea...1985 graduate of Roger ER)...2011 Diamondbacks starting staff had four diff erent hurlers win 10-or-more games, tying a franchise Ludlowe High School in Fairfi eld, CT...Full name is Charles Harrison Nagy.

previous seasons in Los Angeles Dodgers’ organization…Managed Double-A San Antonio (1997-98) RON ROENICKE and Albuquerque (1998), getting promoted to Triple-A, June 26, 1998, after Glenn Hoff man was named Dodgers’ manager…Named Manager of Year in 1997 after Missions won title (84-55)… COACHING HIGHLIGHTS Served as hitting instructor for Triple-A Albuquerque in 1996…Also managed Single-A San Bernardino Enters second season back as third base coach...Returned to Mike Scioscia’s (1995) and rookie-level Great Falls (1994)…Guided San Bernardino to league title (84-54) and named staff in 2016 following fi ve seasons as manager of the ...2017 California League Manager of Year…Led Great Falls to 34-38 record and third place fi nish…Spent two represents 13th season in Angels organization (2000-10 & 2016)...Began 2015 seasons (1992-93) as part of Dodgers’ major league coaching staff , positioning outfi elders as club’s campaign as manager of the Brewers before being relieved May 3...Named third “Eye in the Sky”. base coach for Dodgers Aug. 17...Posted a 342-331 record (.508) in fi ve seasons (2011-2015) as manager of the Brewers...The 342 wins ranked fi fth all-time in PLAYING CAREER & MISC Milwaukee’s franchise history...Named to the National League All-Star 2012 Played for six clubs in 12-year professional career, appearing as outfi elder/fi rst baseman…Played eight coaching staff by manager Tony LaRussa...In , during fi rst season at the helm of the Brewers, led 2011 seasons in Major Leagues with Dodgers (1981-83), Mariners (1983), Padres (1984), Giants (1985), Phillies the Club to a 96-66 record and captured the franchise’s fi rst division title since 1982...The 96 wins were (1986-87) and Reds (1988)…Was member of San Diego’s 1984 National League Championship team… a franchise best...Club defeated the in the NLDS before falling to St. Louis in the Appeared in two games as outfi elder and pinch-runner in World Series vs. Detroit…Batted .238 (256/1076) Championship Series...Finished second in the Manager of the Year voting ()...Served as bench with 17 home runs and 113 RBI in 527 Major League games…Originally selected by Dodgers in fi rst round coach for the Angels during the seasons (replaced Joe Maddon)...Was Club’s third base coach 2006-10 of secondary phase of June, 1977 free agent draft…Attended Mt. San Antonio College in Walnut, CA (1975- from following his initial appointment to Mike Scioscia’s staff Nov. 23, 1999…Served as manager 2000-05 76) and UCLA (1977)…Brother Gary was outfi elder with Expos, Orioles, Yankees and Braves (1976-88) and of (San Francisco’s Triple-A affi liate) in …Led Grizzlies to 73-69 record and second 1999 currently scouts for Orioles…Assists Angels Community Relations with youth baseball clinics…Full name is place fi nish in Southern Division, one-half game behind eventual-league champion Salt Lake…Spent seven Ronald Jon Roenicke (Pronounced Ren-a-key).

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PLAYING CAREER & MISC ALFREDO GRIFFIN Played 20 years professionally, including 18 in Major Leagues (1976-93), after signing with Cleveland COACHING HIGHLIGHTS Indians as a 16-year-old free agent on Aug. 22, 1973…Appeared for Cleveland (1976-78), Toronto (1979-84, 92-93), Oakland (1985-87) and Los Angeles (1988-91)…Participated in two League Championship Series In 2017, returns to his position as the Angels fi rst base coach following one year as (1988, 92) and three World Series (1988, 92-93)…Played for three World Series Championship teams (1988 the Club’s infi eld coach...Entering 18th season as a member of the Halos coaching Dodgers and 1992-93 Blue Jays)…Received A.L. Gold Glove at shortstop in 1985…Selected to American staff ...Only member that has been on Scioscia’s staff for his entire tenure...Began League roster for the 1984 All-Star Game in San Francisco, appearing defensively (one )…Had Major Angels coaching career as fi rst base coach and held position from 2000-15 League-leading consecutive game streak snapped at 392 vs. Cleveland (second game), May 27, 1984…In (initially appointed Nov. 23, 1999)…Also coached on the 2013 World Baseball 1980, tied for league lead in triples (15) and set A.L. record for most triples by switch-hitter… Classic champion Dominican Republic team...Began Major League coaching Named A.L. Rookie of Year (along with Minnesota’s ) by BBWAA in 1979…Established new career with Toronto as Blue Jays fi rst base coach in 1996-97…In 1995, was roving Toronto rookie highs in hits (179), runs (81), triples (10) and stolen bases (21)…Average (.287) led all regular minor league instructor for Toronto. A.L. …Made Major League debut with Indians, Sept. 7, 1976, collecting fi rst hit on fi rst pitch… Attended San Esteban School in Santo Domingo, DR…Assists Angels Community Relations with youth clinics and community appearances…Full name is Alfredo Claudino Griffi n.

PLAYING CAREER & MISC PAUL SORRENTO Played 11 big league seasons with Minnesota (1989-91), Cleveland (1992-95), Seattle (1996-97) and Tampa Bay (1998-99), compiling a .257 (876/3412) career average with 176 doubles, fi ve triples, 166 home runs COACHING HIGHLIGHTS and 565 RBI...Tallied three straight 20+ home run seasons from 1995-97, including a career-best 31 in 1997 2017 represents sixth season with Angels and second as assistant hitting coach... with Seattle...Played in the postseason three diff erent times, including two trips to the World Series...Was Appointed to current position Nov. 3, 2015...In 2016, saw several Angels batters a member of the 1991 World Series champion Minnesota Twins...Logged fi rst hit at Camden Yards April hit above their career averages including Kole Calhoun, Yunel Escobar and Mike 6, 1992...Signed with Tampa Bay Devil Rays during their inaugural season in 1998...With his Opening Day Trout...Held the title of Minor League Hitting Coordinator for the Club from 2013- start, became the fi rst designated hitter in franchise history...Originally drafted by Angels in fourth round 15...Assisted Dave Hansen with hitting coach duties during the 2014 campaign of the 1986 First Year Player Draft...Traded the following season to Twins along with two other players for while Don Baylor recovered from a broken thigh bone...Held fi rst professional Kevin Trudeau and Bert Blyleven. coaching role in 2012 as hitting coach for Single-A Adv. Inland Empire.

PLAYING CAREER & MISC STEVE SOLIZ Spent eight professional seasons as catcher with the Cleveland (1993-99) and San Diego (2000-01) organizations…Compiled .236 batting average (345/1463) with 168 runs scored, 62 doubles, 3 triples, 13 COACHING HIGHLIGHTS home runs and 144 RBI in 473 minor league games…Was catcher in 1998 Triple-A World Series…Originally 2017 represents his second season as Catching and Information Coach following selected by Indians in 13th round of 1993 free agent draft…Signed by Padres, Nov. 22, 1999, after being fi ve seasons as bullpen coach (originally appointed Nov. 10, 2010)...2017 also granted free agency following 1999 season…Elbow injury sidelined him in 2001 and eventually ended his marks his 14th with the organization...In April 2012, fi lled in as fi rst base coach playing career…Played four seasons at Cal State University Los Angeles, earning third team All-American while Alfredo Griffi n was away from the team for personal reasons...Spent eight and team MVP honors in 1993…A 1989 graduate of Rio Mesa High in Oxnard (CA)…Active in off season in previous seasons (2003-2010) as Angels bullpen catcher…Filled in as bullpen youth baseball camps and clinics…Assists Angels Community Relations during the season with various coach for part of 2007 season while Orlando Mercado recovered from surgery on youth baseball clinics, hospital visits and community appearances…Also participated in Mike Scioscia’s his left Achilles tendon and a broken arm in 2010...In 2002, served as volunteer annual Youth Baseball Clinic in Thousand Oaks, CA...One of the leaders of Angels Youth Baseball Clinics coach for the Yuma (AZ) Bullfrogs in the independent Western League. for the past seven seasons, instructing children at various clinics around Southern California, including the Angels Baseball Foundation’s Challenger Classic...Full name is Steven Soliz Jr...Pronounced Sol-eeze.

2010 and 2011...Tabbed as Cleveland’s Triple-A pitching coach from 2007-09...During the 2006 season, SCOTT RADINSKY named pitching coach for Cleveland’s Double-A Akron Aeros...Garnered fi rst professional coaching position in 2005 after being named pitching coach of Cleveland’s Single-A Lake County Captains...Joined COACHING HIGHLIGHTS the Indians in 2004 as a guest instructor during Spring Training. Embarks on second season as bullpen coach in 2017...Followed three seasons as a minor league pitching coach in the Los Angeles Dodgers organization... PLAYING CAREER & MISC Angels relievers registered a 3.77 ERA in 2016, down from 3.86 in 2015...Sidelined Pitched 11 Major League seasons with the White Sox (1990-95), Dodgers (1996-98), Cardinals (1999-2000) during the season while recovering from open-heart surgery...In 2015, helped and Indians (2001), compiling a career record of 42-25 with 52 saves and a 3.44 ERA (481.2 IP – 184 ER) guide Triple-A Oklahoma City to a Pacifi c Coast League leading 86 wins...Held in 557 relief appearances...Is the lead singer in the punk rock band Pulley since 1996...Has played in bands title of pitching coach for Double-A Chattanooga in 2014...Began tenure with the since 1986, his freshman year at Simi Valley (CA) High School...Wife Darlenys is sister-in-law to former big Dodgers organization in 2013 as pitching coach of Adv.-Rookie Ogden...Named league manager Ozzie Guillen...Full name is Scott David Radinsky. pitching coach of the for the 2012 campaign...Served as the Indians bullpen coach in

in Texas organization…Compiled .242 (382/1579) batting average with 175 runs scored, 81 doubles, four TOM GREGORIO triples, 29 home runs and 207 RBI in 464 career minor league games…Played 12 games for Angels in 2003 as a Sept. call-up and made Major League debut Sept. 5 vs. Kansas City (no )… COACHING HIGHLIGHTS Made fi rst Major League start in second game of , Sept. 6 vs. Kansas City, collecting fi rst Returns as bullpen catcher for seventh season in 2017...Appointment follows four hit (single) in fi rst at-bat…His two-run single Sept. 24th vs. Seattle proved to be game-winner and seasons as Angels roving catching coordinator…Filled in as bullpen catcher in marked fi rst two RBI of Major League career…Drafted by Angels in 27th round of 1999 First-Year Player 2010 for Steve Soliz, who took over bullpen coach duties from Orlando Mercado Draft and signed, June 5, 1999…Played for Italy in the 2006 …Born in Brooklyn, while he recovered from a broken arm. NY, he graduated from Tottenville High School (Staten Island, NY) in 1995...Attended Troy State (AL) PLAYING CAREER & MISC University (1996-99)...Wife Nicole gave birth to son, Christian Thomas Gregorio, on Nov. 5, 2011...Full Spent 10 seasons (1999-2005) as catcher in Angels farm system before being name is Thomas Andrew Gregorio. traded to Oakland, June 30, 2005 (for cash considerations)…Played fi nal minor league season (2006)

in Spring Training to Angels Major League camp, but suff ered a career-ending thumb injury in early ANEL DE LOS SANTOS March....Compiled a .218 (196/900) batting average with 31 doubles, eight triples, 16 home runs and 112 RBI across 249 games....Registered a 37% caught stealing rate (156/417) during minor league career... COACHING HIGHLIGHTS Ranked by Baseball America as the #10 prospect in the Angels organization after the 2007 season and Returns for second season (fi rst full) as a bullpen catcher following appointment was named the organization’s best defensive catcher after both the 2007 & 2008 seasons...In 2008 with to Mike Scioscia’s staff May 10, 2016...Served as the hitting coach for the Dominican Single-A Cedar Rapids, named the best defensive catcher in the by Baseball America Summer League Angels from 2013-15. after recording a 41% caught stealing percentage (44/107). PLAYING CAREER & MISC Played six minor league seasons in the Angels system after originally signing as a non-drafted free agent on Feb. 1, 2005...In 2011, he was a non-roster invitee

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BRUCE BOCHY DOUBLES ALL-TIME COACH WINS 1 Connie Mack 3731 2 John McGraw 2673 3 Tony La Russa 2728 4 Bobby Cox 2504 5 Joe Torre 2326 6 Sparky Anderson 2194 7 2158

8 Joe McCarthy 2125 DUSTY BAKER 9 Walter Alston 2040 10 2008 11 1905 12 1902 13 Bill McKechnie 1896 14 1835

15 Bruce Bochy 1795 16 Dusty Baker 1778 17 Jim Leyland 1769 MKE SCIOSCIA 18 1619

19 Fred Clarke 1602

20 Tom Lasorda 1599

21 Dick Williams 1571

22 MIKE SCIOSCIA 1498 23 Clark Griffith 1491 24 Earl Weaver 1480

25 Buck Showalter 1441

Bold denotes active managers; wins as of April 23 127 ANGELS MANAGERS ALL-TIME

ALL-TIME RECORD COACH WINS LOSSES W-L% TiES COACH WINS LOSSES W-L% TiES Bill Rigney 625 707 .469 1 John McNamara 161 191 .457 0 Lefty Philips 222 225 .497 1 Moose Stubing 0 8 .000 0 Del Rice 75 80 .484 0 75 79 .487 0 109 127 .462 1 232 216 .518 0 Dick Williams 147 194 .431 0 140 173 .447 0 2 2 .500 0 39 50 .438 0 76 71 .517 0 Marcel Lachemann 161 170 .486 0 60 67 .472 0 Joe Maddon 27 24 .529 0 Jim Fregosi 237 248 .489 0 220 237 .481 0 Gene Mauch 379 332 .533 0 Mike Scioscia 1495 1266 .541 0

128 Records as of the start of this season 128 THE JUNIOR REPORTER

NICK TROPEANO Scott – the Angel Magazine Junior Reporter – sat down with Nick Tropeano and asked a variety of questions.

JUNIOR REPORTER: Are you a big tech-guy when it comes to computers? JUNIOR REPORTER: How many times have you ripped your pants on the NICK TROPEANO: Not too much though actually I got my first video game field during a game? console, PlayStation 4, during spring training. I play Overwatch which is NICK TROPEANO: I don’t think I have ever actually ripped my pants during sort of like Halo, and I play the Rory McIlrory PGA Tour game. a game. I have ripped my belt before. JUNIOR REPORTER: Do you collect baseball cards? JUNIOR REPORTER: As a player do you visit the team store to buy gifts? NICK TROPEANO: As a kid in New York I was a Yankees fan. I have a lot NICK TROPEANO: During the season I have a lot of family who comes to of and memorabilia. I have full books, full visit. They love to get Angels gear and I will head up there and make sure binders of baseball cards. I get the gear for them. JUNIOR REPORTER: Would you ever be The Bachelor on TV if they asked you to? JUNIOR REPORTER: Do you eat a lot of junk food during a game? NICK TROPEANO: Oh, wow. My mom watches that show. I am not into it NICK TROPEANO: I try not to but I have a sweet tooth. I like Starbust, I that much but if they asked me, sure, I would do it. like chocolate. Yeah, sometimes during the game if I am not playing I will sneak in some candy. JUNIOR REPORTER: Out of all the movies you have seen, if you could go back and be in one of them which one would it be? JUNIOR REPORTER: What frustrates you the most during a game? NICK TROPEANO: This might be before your time but the movie Rocky. It NICK TROPEANO: Most baseball players would say the umpires. But it is was an inspirational boxing movie. part of the game. You just have to compete out there. JUNIOR REPORTER: If you had to dye your hair a certain color, what color JUNIOR REPORTER: When you go to the movie theatre what size of would you choose? popcorn do you get? NICK TROPEANO: Blond. I have never had blond hair before. I might give NICK TROPEANO: I am going the with the jumbo size for sure. If I am with that a shot. someone I will share. I am also going with the jumbo size soda at the movies. JUNIOR REPORTER: Do you enjoy gardening? JUNIOR REPORTER: Have you ever had a bucket of [BODYARMOR] dumped NICK TROPEANO: Sometimes. My mom will plant some tomato plants and on you? I am the helper. I am not doing the hard part though because I am not too NICK TROPEANO: I have but not in pro ball yet. In college I threw a no-hitter good with that type of stuff. But I can help a little. and got a big [BODYARMOR] bath there and then. That was fun. 131 THE KID IN ME

BY SYDNEE-ANNE

A special event happened at Angel The Angels Team Store also provided Stadium recently involving my friend Chris with his very own special Angels and I wanted to share it here as part of a jersey with his last name on it, and even Kid in Me story for Angel Magazine. though that was all a surprise for Chris, Albert Pujols and his family have the Kings had a special 50th Anniversary the Pujols Family Foundation charity Jersey for Albert and they both put on organization. Their mission is to promote awareness, provide their new jerseys for that event. hope and meet tangible needs for children and families who We then went onto the field by way of the Angels dugout. live with Down syndrome. Last year I volunteered at their golf Alex Curry interviewed Chris on the field where he met tournament. other Angels such as Mike Scioscia and Cliff Pennington. The Foundation invited our friend, Chris Sutter, to attend an Mark Gubicza of Angels TV is a big hockey fan and we went Angels game and meet Albert before the game. Chris is the son to the outside TV set and watched them broadcast their of former LA Kings head coach, Darryl Sutter, and is popular pregame show with Patrick O’Neal who knows Chris well. at Kings games. Chris has been featured on the dance cam at Our last stop was upstairs in the Angels TV booth where we STAPLES Center during those games. In addition, Chris has all held the microphones and took pictures. Down syndrome and so does Albert’s daughter. The Down syndrome community really takes care of each We got to the Big A early to watch batting practice on the field. other. While I know Chris has Down syndrome, when I read That is when we met Albert, but part of what made the evening about it I learned that Down syndrome occurs when an fun was that this was all a surprise to Chris. We had just told individual has a full or partial extra copy of chromosome him that we were going to the game but we wanted to get there 21. This additional genetic material alters the course of early for batting practice. In a lobby, between the clubhouses, development and causes the characteristics associated with we waited as Tim Mead of the Angels was helping coordinate Down syndrome. Once I got to know Chris I just see him as with Albert on behalf of the team and the Foundation. a friend and not a friend with Down syndrome. Even before Albert saw us, Chris got to meet Mike Trout and We watched the game from our seats. The Angels won Rod Carew. He took photos and Fox Sports West was there to 7-1 and it was a great night. I was so grateful to do this film it and they aired the story that night. Then Albert came with Chris and my friend Sara — she is a big Angels fan out and he came with gifts for Chris. He was very nice to spend too — along with my dad. We enjoyed the game. Thanks to time with Chris as he gave him a signed bat and gave him some everyone involved for making it a special night and thank batting tips. you for reading my story! 133 OPENING WEEK

The start of the baseball season truly is a special time of year, and the Angels Team Photographer has been busy capturing and sharing moments that help make Opening Week so unique.

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