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Kannapolis Intimidators 2888 Moose Rd. Email: [email protected] Kannapolis, NC 28082 Website: www.IntimidatorsBaseball.com Team Offices: (704) 932-3267 Affiliation: White Sox (2001) Fax: (704) 938-7040 Press Box: (704) 933-7800 Front Office Staff Ownership Smith Family Baseball President Brad Smith General Manager Randy Long [email protected] Director of Media Relations/Broadcaster Josh Feldman [email protected] Director of Operations Darren Cozart [email protected] Director of Ticket Operations Brandon Wilson [email protected] Promotions Coordinator Amber Sersen [email protected] Head Groundskeeper Billy Ball [email protected] Assistant Grounds Keeper Mitchell Houton [email protected] Media Information Media Guidelines & Procedures CREDENTIALS- To obtain press credentials please call Media Relations Director Josh Feldman at (704) 932-3267 x107 or email [email protected]. Phone requests should be made at least one day before each game. All credentials can be picked up at the CMC-NorthEast Stadium Will Call Window at the F&M Bank Box Office. CLUBHOUSES- All visits to the clubhouse must be cleared by the Kannapolis Intimidators media relations staff. The clubhouse will typically be open to accredited media up to 45 minutes prior to game time. There will be no admittance during rain delays or between games of doubleheaders, unless designated beforehand. Please allow for a 10-minute “cooling off period” upon completion of game before entering the clubhouse unless other arrangements have been made. PRESS BOX- The press box is located directly behind home plate and is open to all working media. Press notes and statistics are provided to the media approximately two hours before each game. The press box is furnished with electric outlets at each work station. Free WI-FI is also provided for an Internet connection. RADIO - Each Intimidators broadcast will be available online at IntimidatorsBaseball.com. The team will carry all home games and select road games during the 2014 season. 1 CMC-NorthEast Stadium Batting Practice Times Stadium Ground Rules Monday – Saturday 7:05 p.m. Start Home Batting Practice Until 4:45 p.m. 1.) The top of the dugout is a dead ball. A player may lean into the Visitors Batting Practice 4:50 p.m. – 5:35 p.m. dugout to make a catch. If a ball enters the dugout then the ball is dead. If a ball hits off the dugout netting then it is a live ball. Visitors Infield Practice 5:40 p.m. – 5:50 p.m. Home Infield Practice 5:55 p.m. – 6:05 p.m. 2.) Any baseball that hits off the backstop netting due to a pitch or throw is a live ball. Any ball hit to the netting off the bat will be ruled a Sunday 5:05 p.m. Start dead ball. Home Batting Practice Until 2:45 p.m. 3.) The bullpen areas are out of play. Visitors Batting Practice 2:50 p.m. – 3:35 p.m. Visitors Infield Practice 3:40 p.m. – 3:50 p.m. 4.) A ball that becomes lodged behind or under the tarp is considered a dead ball. The fielder should notify the umpires by raising arms if Home Infield Practice 3:55 p.m. – 4:05 p.m. that occurs. A player may lean on the tarp to make a catch, but is not permitted to stand on the tarp. Evening Doubleheader 6:05 p.m. Start Home Batting Practice Until 3:45 p.m. 5.) Any ball that enters the area down the right field line where the batting cages are stored is considered a dead ball. The fielder is Visitors Batting Practice 3:50 p.m. – 4:35 p.m. required to raise his arms to notify the umpires. Visitors Infield Practice 4:40 p.m. – 4:50 p.m. Home Infield Practice 4:55 p.m. – 5:05 p.m. 6.) Any ball that gets lodged between the field and the padding is a dead ball. The fielder should notify the umpires by raising his arms. Education Day* 10:05 a.m. Start Home Batting Practice Until 7:45 a.m. Visitors Batting Practice 7:50 a.m. – 8:35 p.m. Stadium Seating Chart Visitors Infield Practice 8:40 a.m. – 8:50 p.m. Home Infield Practice 8:55 a.m. – 9:05 a.m. Day Games# 12:05 p.m. Start Home Batting Practice Until 9:45 a.m. Visitors Batting Practice 9:50 a.m. – 10:35 a.m. Visitors Infield Practice 10:40 a.m. – 10:50 a.m. Home Infield Practice 10:55 a.m. – 11:05 a.m. * Education Day Dates Wednesday, April 9 vs. Hickory Wednesday, April 30 vs. West Virginia # Additional Day Game Dates Monday, July 21 vs. Lakewood (Camp Day) Wednesday, August 13 vs. Lexington Other Special Dates/Start Times Fathers Day, June 15 vs. Greensboro (2:05pm) Labor Day, Sept. 1 vs. Greensboro (1:05 pm) Stadium Info Stadium Name: CMC-NorthEast Stadium Opened: 1995 Playing Surface: Grass Outfield Dimensions: 330’ – LF 400’ – CF 310’ – RF Wall Height: 8’ LF to RCF 20’ RF 2 South Atlantic League “The League of Choice” 111 Second Avenue NE Suite 335 St. Petersburg, FL 33701 Office: 727-456-1240 Fax: 727-499-6853 Website: www.southatlanticleague.com Email: [email protected] Eric Krupa – President South Atlantic League Divisional Structure Northern Division Southern Division Delmarva Shorebirds Asheville Tourists Greensboro Grasshoppers Augusta GreenJackets Hagerstown Suns Charleston RiverDogs Hickory Crawdads Greenville Drive Kannapolis Intimidators Lexington Legends Lakewood BlueClaws Rome Braves West Virginia Power Savannah Sand Gnats Opening Day: April 3 Closing Day: September 1 First Half Ends: June 15 Second Half Begins: June 19 Roster Limit: 25 active (35 under control) Number of Games: 140 Player Eligibility Rule: No age limit. No more than two players and one player-coach on active list may have more than five years of experience. Playoff Format: First-half and second-half division champions meet in best-of-3 semifinal series. Winners meet in best-of-5 series for league championship. If the same team wins the division in both halves, the team with the next best overall record in the division advances to playoffs. All-Star Game League Statistician Tuesday, June 17 Major League Baseball Advanced Media L.P. Frans Stadium 75 Ninth Av Hickory, N.C. New York, NY 10011 Home of the Hickory Crawdads 212-485-3444 Official SAL Baseball: Rawlings Five of Sox Top 30 prospects on Opening Day roster The Chicago White Sox assigned 25 players to the Class A Kannapolis Intimidators to open the 2014 season. Right- handed pitcher Tyler Danish, the Sox second round pick (55th overall) in the June 2013 First-Year Player Draft, headlines an Opening Day roster that features five of Chicago’s Top 30 Prospects, according to Baseball America. Danish (#10) is joined in Kannapolis by fellow top prospects 3B Trey Michalczewski (#19), OF Adam Engel (#22), IF Cleuluis Rondon (#26) and RHP Andrew Mitchell (#27). Both Danish, the 2013 Louisville Slugger National High School Player of the Year, and Rondon, whom the White Sox acquired in last season’s trade with Boston for Jake Peavy, are two of the 10 players that also spent time on the Intimidators roster in 2013. Ten members of the White Sox 2013 draft class will open the season in Kannapolis, including Danish, fourth rounder Mitchell, sixth rounder RHP James Dykstra, and seventh rounder Michalczewski, whom Baseball America tabbed the Best Power Hitter in the White Sox 2013 draft class. Catcher Omar Naraez, a Rule 5 draft pick from Tampa Bay this offseason, will also start the year with the Intimidators. A pair of former North Carolina collegians are coming to Kannapolis. Former Charlotte 49ers hurler Tyler Barnette is returning to the area after making his professional debut last season with Advanced Rookie Bristol. The right-handed pitcher, who was named Atlantic-10 Freshman of the Year in 2011, was drafted by the White Sox in the 14th round of the June 2013 First-Year Player Draft. Catcher Jeremy Dowdy, a former standout at Appalachian State, appeared in 31 games for Kannapolis in 2013. The Intimidators roster comprises 13 players who spent time on Rose’s Great Falls Voyagers team, which went 48-28 en route to a playoff appearance, in 2013. Outfielder Jacob Morris, who spent his entire professional debut in 2013 with the Voyagers, was named to the Pioneer League All-Star Team last season. 3 South Atlantic League Map 2014 Mileage Chart sheville A Augusta Charleston Delmarva Greensboro Greenville Hagerstown Hickory Kannapolis Lakewood Lexington Rome Savannah Virginia West Asheville Tourists 163 263 558 168 63 440 73 114 629 259 239 295 281 Augusta GreenJackets 163 133 602 246 117 556 203 176 710 425 205 117 421 Charleston RiverDogs 263 133 563 252 213 567 254 223 685 525 357 104 468 Delmarva Shorebirds 558 602 563 382 627 179 478 446 177 637 763 633 465 Greensboro Grasshoppers 168 246 252 382 189 317 88 57 470 391 383 313 235 Greenville Drive 63 117 213 627 189 502 114 124 733 334 202 256 360 Hagerstown Suns 440 556 567 179 317 502 380 382 221 461 637 634 290 Hickory Crawdads 73 203 254 478 88 114 380 64 563 334 308 286 245 Kannapolis Intimidators 114 176 223 446 57 124 382 64 534 406 314 254 259 Lakewood BlueClaws 629 710 685 177 470 733 221 563 534 680 826 754 509 Lexington Legends 259 425 525 637 391 334 461 334 406 680 316 556 173 Rome Braves 239 205 357 763 383 202 637 308 314 826 316 314 475 Savannah Sand Gnats 295 117 104 633 313 256 634 314 254 754 556 314 499 West Virginia Power 281 421 468 465 235 360 290 245 259 509 173 475 499 4 Kannapolis Intimidators 2014 Opening Day Roster # PITCHERS (13) B/T HT/WT BORN DOB ACQ.
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    BALTIMORE ORIOLES GAME NOTES ORIOLE PARK AT CAMDEN YARDS • 333 WEST CAMDEN STREET • BALTIMORE, MD 21201 SUNDAY, APRIL 15, 2018 • GAME #16 • ROAD GAME #10 BALTIMORE ORIOLES (5-10) at BOSTON RED SOX (12-2) RHP Dylan Bundy (0-1, 1.35) vs. LHP Chris Sale (1-0, 1.06) 42: Today, all of baseball will commemorate the 71st anniversary of Jackie Robinson’s fi rst Major League game for the Brooklyn Dodgers HOME GOODS on April 15, 1947...Robinson’s uniform No. 42 was retired by the Dodgers in 1972 and in 1997, the 50th anniversary of his breaking of Most wins at home since 2012 among AL clubs: baseball’s color barrier, Major League Baseball permanently retired his uniform number league-wide...Jackie Robinson Day has been 1. BALTIMORE ORIOLES 288 celebrated throughout baseball on April 15 each year since 2004 and every player and all on-fi eld personnel has celebrated Robinson’s 2. New York Yankees 287 legacy by wearing his No. 42 during games scheduled on Jackie Robinson Day since 2009...Each player’s game-worn No. 42 jersey will 3. Cleveland Indians 283 be authenticated, autographed, and auctioned to benefi t the Jackie Robinson Foundation. 4. Los Angeles Angels 273 5. Toronto Blue Jays 272 EXIT STRATEGY: Pedro Álvarez went 2-for-3 on Saturday with a walk and his second home run of the season...He has a .423 (11-for-26) average in 10 career games against the Red Sox with six runs, two doubles, three home runs, and fi ve RBI...According to Statcast, the exit CENTER OF ATTENTION velocity (115.9 mph) on Álvarez’s home run on Saturday at Boston is tied for ninth-highest in the majors this season.