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Colorado Rockies COLORADO ROCKIES Name Presentation Preferences Pronunciations Jairo Díaz Nolan ARENADO (ahr-uh-NAH-doe) Carlos Estévez YENCY (YIN-see) ALMONTE (al-MAHN-tay) Rayan González NOEL (no-EHL) CUEVAS (QUAY-vahs) German Márquez YONATHAN (YONE-a-ton) DAZA (DAH-za) Dom Nuñez JAIRO (HI-roh) DÍAZ (DEE-az) Carlos ESTÉVEZ (ess-TEH-vez) Jan Vázquez RAYAN (RYE-in) González Zach JEMIOLA (gem-ee-OH-la) Aaron Muñoz (Bullpen Catcher) DJ LEMAHIEU (leh-MAY-hue) GERMAN (HAIR-mahn) MÁRQUEZ (MAR-kehz) Ryan MCMAHON (mik-MAHN) Adam OTTAVINO (ah-tah-VEEN-oh) GERARDO (hur-AHR-doh) PARRA (PAR-uh) Chris RABAGO (rah-BAH-go) Chris RUSIN (RUH-sin) Antonio SENZATELA (sehn-zuh-TEH-luh) RAIMEL (RYE-mel) TAPIA (TAW-pee-uh) Mike TAUCHMAN (TOCK-min) Pat VALAIKA (vuh-LAY-kuh) JAN (YAHN) Vázquez Tony WOLTERS (WAHL-ters) PLAYER NAME PRESENTATION PREFERENCES (ALPHABETICALLY) PLAYER ORGANIZATION PLAYER ORGANIZATION Abreu, José Chicago White Sox Blanco, Andrés San Francisco Giants Acuña, Ronald Jr. Atlanta Braves Bostick, Christopher Pittsburgh Pirates Adams, Austin L. Washington Nationals Boyd, Matthew (not Matt) Detroit Tigers Aguilar, Jesús Milwaukee Brewers Bradley, Jackie Jr. Boston Red Sox Alcántara, Sergio Detroit Tigers Brito, Sócrates Arizona Diamondbacks Alcántara, Raul Oakland Athletics Broadway, Mike Kansas City Royals Alcántara, Victor Detroit Tigers Cabrera, Asdrúbal New York Mets Alvarado, José Tampa Bay Rays Canó, Robinson Seattle Mariners Álvarez, Eliezer Philadelphia Phillies Castellanos, Nicholas (not Nick) Detroit Tigers Álvarez, José Los Angeles Angels Castillo, José San Diego Padres Álvarez, Pedro Baltimore Orioles Cedeño, Xavier Chicago White Sox Andújar, Miguel New York Yankees César, Randy Houston Astros Arano, Víctor Philadelphia Phillies Céspedes, Yoenis New York Mets Avilán, Luis Chicago White Sox Chacín, Jhoulys Milwaukee Brewers Báez, Javier Chicago Cubs Chang, Yu Cleveland Indians Báez, Pedro Los Angeles Dodgers Chargois, JT Los Angeles Dodgers Bañuelos, Manny Los Angeles Dodgers Chávez, Santiago Oakland Athletics Barreto, Franklin (no accents) Oakland Athletics Chen, Wei-Yin Miami Marlins Beltré, Adrián Texas Rangers Colomé, Alex Tampa Bay Rays Benoit, Joaquin (no accents) Washington Nationals Colon, Bartolo (no accents) Texas Rangers Berríos, José Minnesota Twins Colón, Christian Atlanta Braves PLAYER ORGANIZATION PLAYER ORGANIZATION Conlon, P.J. New York Mets Díaz, Yandy Cleveland Indians Córdoba, Allen San Diego Padres Díaz, Yusniel Los Angeles Dodgers Cortes, Nestor Jr. Baltimore Orioles Domínguez, José San Francisco Giants Coulombe, Danny (not Daniel) Oakland Athletics Domínguez, Seranthony Philadelphia Phillies d’Arnaud, Chase San Francisco Giants Dueñez, Samir Kansas City Royals d’Arnaud, Travis New York Mets Edwards, Carl Jr. Chicago Cubs Davis, Jonathan (not JD) Toronto Blue Jays Ellis, A.J. (A.J. with periods) San Diego Padres DeCarlo, Joe (not Joseph) Seattle Mariners Estévez, Carlos Colorado Rockies deGrom, Jacob New York Mets Feliz, Neftalí Arizona Diamondbacks De Jesús, Iván Jr. Boston Red Sox Fernández, José Miguel Los Angeles Angels De Jong, Chase Seattle Mariners Fernández, Julian San Francisco Giants De La Cruz, Oscar Chicago Cubs Feyereisen, J.P. (J.P. with periods) New York Yankees De León, José Tampa Bay Rays Flores, Ramón Arizona Diamondbacks De Lunas, Brian Seattle Mariners Florimón, Pedro Philadelphia Phillies den Dekker, Matt New York Mets Fuentes, Rey (not Reymond) Arizona Diamondbacks De Paula, Jose Rafael Cincinnati Reds García, Adolis St. Louis Cardinals DeSclafani, Anthony Cincinnati Reds García, Anthony Oakland Athletics Díaz, Aledmys Toronto Blue Jays García, Aramís San Francisco Giants Díaz, Dayan Los Angeles Angels García, Avisaíl Chicago White Sox Díaz, Edwin Seattle Mariners Garcia, Greg St. Louis Cardinals Díaz, Elias Pittsburgh Pirates García, Jaime Toronto Blue Jays Diaz, Isan Miami Marlins García, Jarlin Miami Marlins Díaz, Jairo Colorado Rockies García, Leury Chicago White Sox Díaz, Jumbo Miami Marlins García, Luis Philadelphia Phillies PLAYER ORGANIZATION PLAYER ORGANIZATION García, Willy --- Hernandez, Elieser Miami Marlins García, Yimi Los Angeles Dodgers Hernández, Félix Seattle Mariners Germán, Domingo New York Yankees Hernández, Gorkys San Francisco Giants Gimenez, Chris (no accents) Chicago Cubs Hernández, Kiké Los Angeles Dodgers Gómez, Anyelo Atlanta Braves Hernández, Óscar Boston Red Sox Gómez, Jeanmar Chicago White Sox Hernández, Teoscar Toronto Blue Jays Gómez, Miguel San Francisco Giants Herrera, Odúbel Philadelphia Phillies Gómez, Roberto San Francisco Giants Hill, Cam Cleveland Indians González, Adrián New York Mets Iglesias, José Detroit Tigers González, Alfredo Chicago White Sox Jang, Jin-De Pittsburgh Pirates González, Erik Cleveland Indians Jansen, Danny (not Daniel) Toronto Blue Jays González, Miguel Chicago White Sox Jiménez, Eloy Chicago White Sox Gonzalez, Merandy (no accents) Miami Marlins Jiménez, Joe Detroit Tigers González, Rayan Colorado Rockies Jones, JaCoby (not Jacoby) Detroit Tigers González, Severino Miami Marlins Karns, Nate (not Nathan) Kansas City Royals Griffin, A.J. New York Mets Kazmar, Sean Jr. Atlanta Braves Guerra, Javy (not Javier) San Diego Padres Kilomé, Franklyn Philadelphia Phillies Gurriel, Lourdes Jr. Toronto Blue Jays Laureano, Rámon Oakland Athletics Gurriel, Yuli (not Yulieski) Houston Astros Leclerc, José Texas Rangers Guzmán, Ronald Texas Rangers Lobaton, Jose New York Mets Hague, Matt (not Matthew) Seattle Mariners Lopes, Tim Toronto Blue Jays Happ, J.A. Toronto Blue Jays López, Jorge Milwaukee Brewers Hechavarria, Adeiny (no accents) Tampa Bay Rays López, José Cincinnati Reds Hernández, César Philadelphia Phillies López, Reynaldo Chicago White Sox PLAYER ORGANIZATION PLAYER ORGANIZATION Maldonado, Martín Los Angeles Angels Neris, Héctor Philadelphia Phillies Margot, Manuel (not Manny) San Diego Padres Nido, Tomás New York Mets Mariñez, Jhan Baltimore Orioles Nuñez, Dom Colorado Rockies Marmolejos, José Washington Nationals Núñez, Eduardo Boston Red Sox Márquez, German Colorado Rockies Núñez, Renato Oakland Athletics Martínez, Carlos St. Louis Cardinals Nuño, Vidal Tampa Bay Rays Martinez, J.D. Boston Red Sox Odom, Joseph (not Joe) Seattle Mariners Martínez, José St. Louis Cardinals Osuna, José Pittsburgh Pirates McCullers, Lance Jr. Houston Astros Pagán, Emilio Oakland Athletics McFarland, T.J. Arizona Diamondbacks Pannone, Thomas Toronto Blue Jays Mejía, Adalberto Minnesota Twins Peña, Brayan Detroit Tigers Mejía, Francisco Cleveland Indians Peña, Felix Los Angeles Angels Méndez, Yohander Texas Rangers Peña, Francisco St. Louis Cardinals Mesa, José Jr. Baltimore Orioles Peraza, José Cincinnati Reds Milone, Tommy (not Tom) Washington Nationals Pérez, Carlos Los Angeles Angels Miranda, Aríel Seattle Mariners Pérez, Cionel Houston Astros Moncada, Yoán Chicago White Sox Pérez, Hernán Milwaukee Brewers Mondesi, Adalberto Kansas City Royals Pérez, Martin Texas Rangers Moore, Andrew (not Andy) Seattle Mariners Pérez, Oliver Cincinnati Reds Mujica, José Tampa Bay Rays Pérez, Roberto Cleveland Indians Muñoz, Yairo St. Louis Cardinals Piña, Manny Milwaukee Brewers Murphy, John Ryan (not JR) Arizona Diamondbacks Prado, Martín Miami Marlins Narváez, Omar Chicago White Sox Puello, César Arizona Diamondbacks Negrón, Kristopher (not Kris) Arizona Diamondbacks Puk, A.J. Oakland Athletics PLAYER ORGANIZATION PLAYER ORGANIZATION Quintana, José Chicago Cubs Rodríguez, Richard Pittsburgh Pirates Ramírez, Erasmo Seattle Mariners Rodríguez, Sean Pittsburgh Pirates Ramírez, JC Los Angeles Angels Romine, Andrew (not Andy) Seattle Mariners Ramírez, José Atlanta Braves Rondón, Bruce Chicago White Sox Ramírez, José Cleveland Indians Rondón, Héctor Houston Astros Ramírez, Neil Cleveland Indians Rondón, José Chicago White Sox Ramirez, Noé Los Angeles Angels Ruiz, José Chicago White Sox Ramos, AJ (no periods in AJ) New York Mets Sabathia, CC (no periods in CC) New York Yankees Ramos, César Philadelphia Phillies Sanchez, Adrian Washington Nationals Ravelo, Rangel (no accents) St. Louis Cardinals Sánchez, Aníbal Atlanta Braves Realmuto, J.T. (J.T. with periods) Miami Marlins Sánchez, Gary New York Yankees Reed, AJ (no periods in AJ) Houston Astros Sánchez, Ricardo Atlanta Braves Reyes, José New York Mets Sánchez, Yolmer Chicago White Sox Riddle, JT (no periods in JT) Miami Marlins Sanó, Miguel Minnesota Twins Ríos, Edwin Los Angeles Dodgers Santiago, Héctor Chicago White Sox Ríos, Yacksel Philadelphia Phillies Sardiñas, Luis Baltimore Orioles Rivera, René Los Angeles Angels Schugel, A.J. Pittsburgh Pirates Rodón, Carlos Chicago White Sox Sierra, Moisés Washington Nationals Rodríguez, Dereck San Francisco Giants Shuck, JB Miami Marlins Rodriguez, Fernando Jr. Boston Red Sox Smith, Christopher (not Chris) Washington Nationals Rodríguez, Francisco Philadelphia Phillies Smith, Dwight Jr. Toronto Blue Jays Rodríguez, Jonathan Miami Marlins Solís, Sammy Washington Nationals Rodriguez, Nellie Cleveland Indians Souza, Steven Jr. Arizona Diamondbacks Rodríguez, Ricardo Texas Rangers Stewart, DJ Baltimore Orioles PLAYER ORGANIZATION PLAYER ORGANIZATION Suárez, Albert San Francisco Giants Ureña, Richard Toronto Blue Jays Suárez, Alberto Arizona Diamondbacks Urías, Julio Los Angeles Dodgers Suárez, Andrew San Francisco Giants Urías, Luis San Diego Padres Suárez, Eugenio Cincinnati Reds Urshela, Gio Cleveland Indians Suárez, Ranger Philadelphia Phillies Váldez, José San Francisco Giants Sucre, Jesús Tampa Bay Rays Valentín, Jesmuel Philadelphia Phillies Tatis, Fernando Jr. San Diego
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