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MemphisGame Day Information Redbirds 175 Toyota Plaza, Ste. 300 | Memphis, TN 38103 | Phone: 901.722.0245 | Fax: 901.255.3654 | www.memphisredbirds.com | @memphisredbirds MEMPHIS REDBIRDS (3-4) VS. OKLAHomA CITY REDHAWKS (5-3) Saturday, April 13, 2013 • 7:05 p.m. • Chickasaw Bricktown Ballpark in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Game #8 (3-4) • Road Game #2 (1-0) RHP Michael Wacha (0-0, 4.50) vs. RHP Jose Cisnero/ LHP Rudy Owens TONIGHT’S GAME: The Redbirds continue their series with D.H. DIGITS: The Redbirds are 2-3 when facing an American REDBIRDS vs. REDHAWKS the Oklahoma City RedHawks (Triple-A Astros) with the sec- League afffiliate in 2013. Memphis was 20-28 last season ond game of a four-game series. It is the sixth of 16 scheduled against AL affiliates. Redbirds designated hitters are batting 2013: 2-3 meetings between the clubs in 2013. Oklahoma City leads the .421 (8-for-19) with four doubles and five RBIs in contests this at Memphis: 1-3 season-series, 3-2. The two clubs split the 2012 series, 8-8. The season. at Oklahoma City: 1-0 RedHawks hold a slim 125-120 edge in the all-time series since All-Time: 120-125 1998. Tonight’s game will be broadcast live on Sports 56 WHBQ, TOUGH TIMES IN OKLAHOMA CITY: The Redbirds are a lifetime All-Time at Home: 68-48 All-Time at Road: 41-72 87.7 FM, and internet webcast available at www.memphisred- 41-72 in 123 games in Oklahoma City, losing or tying 14 of 15 birds.com. Steve Selby is on the call. road series since 1998. The Redbirds’ lone road series victory Date Site Result/Time came in 2000, when the Redbirds won five of nine outings at 4/4 Memphis PPD WOCKA WOCKA: Right-handed pitcher Michael Wacha makes Southwestern Bell Bricktown Ballpark. 4/5 Memphis W 9-0 his second start of the season tonight for the Redbirds. The Memphis L 8-7 right-hander took a no-decision in his Triple-A debut against the PROSPECTING: Three of the top six members of Baseball 4/6 Memphis L 3-1 RedHawks on Sunday at AutoZone Park, allowing two runs on America’s Top 10 St. Louis Cardinals prospects open the year 4/7 Memphis L 14-10 five hits and four walks in a career-high four innings. Since be- in Memphis and make their Triple-A debut: outfielderOscar 4/12 Oklahoma City W 10-6 ing drafted 19th overall out of Texas A&M in 2012, the 6-foot- Taveras (#1), second baseman Kolten Wong (#5), and right- 4/13 Oklahoma City 7:05 6 right-hander skyrocketed through the Cardinals organization handed pitcher Michael Wacha (#6). Taveras is considered the 4/14 Oklahoma City 2:05 across three levels while recording a miniscule 0.86 ERA with 3rd-best overall prospect in the minors, while Wacha is ranked 4/15 Oklahoma City 7:05 40 strikeout in 21.0 innings. Wacha enters 2013 as the Cardi- #76 and Wong #84. The last time a Redbirds squad featured a 7/18 Memphis 7:05 nals’ 6th-best prospect and #76 overall prospect in the minors trio of Top 100 prospects was 2008, a squad that featured #5 7/19 Memphis 7:05 by Baseball America. Colby Rasmus, #85 Bryan Anderson, and #97 Chris Perez. 7/20 Memphis 6:05 7/21 Memphis 6:05 OSCAR WATCH: OutfielderOscar Taveras is enjoying his Triple- RAKING ROMAK: Outfielder Jamie Romak ranks 2nd in the PCL 8/30 Oklahoma City 7:05 A debut for Memphis. After missing the first four-games of the in extra-base hits (8) and fifth in total bases (20) slugging per- 8/31 Oklahoma City 7:05 season, Taveras is hitting .500 (6-for-12) with one double, two centage (.862). 9/1 Oklahoma City 6:05 RBIs, three runs scored, and an intentional walk in four games, highighted by a 4-for-5 effort last night. The 20-year-old paced WHOLE LOTTA GLOVE: The Redbirds lead the PCL with a .985 the Cardinals’ entire system in hits (153), home runs (23), dou- fielding percentage, committing a league-low five errors. Out- UPCOMING PROMOTIONS bles (37), extra-base hits (67), RBIs (94), and slugging percent- fielder Adron Chambers leads the circuit with three outfield as- Saturday, April 20 age (.572) last season, en route to winning the Texas League sists. vs. Iowa Cubs Championship. Additional recent accolades for the Cardinals Organ Donor Night Minor League Player of the Year include being recognized as REDHAWKS TIES: Oklahoma City RedHawks reliever C.J. _____________ a Texas League Mid-Season and Post-Season All-Star, Topps (Chuckie) Fick pitched for the Redbirds from 2010-12. Astros Double-A All-Star, and Baseball America Minor League All-Star. Minor League Pitching Coordinator Dyar Miller served as the Sunday, April 21 Redbirds pitching coach from 2001-07. Redbirds pitching coach vs. Iowa Cubs THE WONG SHOW: St. Louis’ #5 prospect and second baseman Bryan Eversgerd pitched in the Rangers organization for the Bark in the Ballpark with Kolten Wong is enjoying his Triple-A debut the season, hitting Triple-A Oklahoma City 89ers from 1996-97, going a combined Jake the Diamond Dog .344 (11-for-32) with hits in seven of eight games. The 22-year- 4-6 with a ERA (56er/142.0ip) and 103 strikeouts in 64 games _____________ old ranks co-leads the club with 11 hits and ranks tied for 2nd (12 starts). Monday, April 22 with eight runs scored and seven RBIs. vs. Iowa Cubs THIS DAY IN REDBIRDS HISTORY: Memphis played the short- Earth Day & Recycle Bag Giveaway BROCKING IN THE NEW YEAR: First baseman Brock Peterson est nine-inning game in team history in 1998, losing 3-0 at Iowa driven in a run in seven of eight games this season and is tied in a game that lasted only one hour and 44 minutes. EAT MOR CHIKIN Monday for 3rd in the PCL with 11 RBIs. Six of his 10 hits have gone for extra-bases. Since signing with the Cardinals as a minor league BIRD BYTES: Memphis ranks 2nd in the PCL with 60 runs scored Malibu Mondays free agent on August 14, 2012, Peterson has recorded a hit in 22 (Albuquerque leads with 66); 21 of those runs have been scored _____________ of 29 games in a Redbirds uniform. in the 8th inning ... Redbirds hitters have struck out a leagie-low Tuesday, April 23 51 times ... Memphis is the only club in the circuit to sport a vs. Iowa Cubs HUFFMAN GETTING HITS: Outfielder Chad Huffman ranks 3rd losing record (2-2) while leading after the 8th inning. Doubleheader with in the Pacific Coast League in on-base percentage (.545) and 4th University of Memphis in batting average (.444, 8-for-18). UPCOMING SCHEDULE AND PROBABLE PITCHING MATCHUPS (ALL TIMES CENTRAL) DATE TIME OPPONENT PROBABLE PITCHING MATCHUP Sunday, April 14 2:05 PM at Oklahoma City LHP Tyler Lyons (1-0, 2.57) vs. RHP Jordan Lyles/RHP Ross Seaton Monday, April 15 7:05 PM at Oklahoma City LHP Nick Additon (0-0, 3.60) vs. LHP Wes Musick/RHP Jarred Cosart Tuesday, April 16 7:00 PM at New Orleans LHP John Gast (1-0, 0.00) vs. TBA Wednesday, April 17 7:00 PM at New Orleans RHP Seth Maness (1-1, 2.77) vs. RHP Doug Mathis (1-0, 1.29) TONIGHT’s STARTING PITCHER Complete bio information available on Michael Wacha #22 Page 102 of 2013 Redbirds Media Guide Michael Joseph Wacha (wokka) @MichaelWacha BATS: RIGHT THROWS: RIGHT HEIGHT 6-6 WEIGHT: 210 OPENING DAY AGE: 21 BORN: July 1, 1991 in Iowa City, Iowa RESIDENCE: Texarkana, Texas SCHOOL: Texas A&M University ACQUIRED: Cardinals’ 1st round selection (19th overall) in the June 2012 First-Year Player Draft BIRDS EYE VIEW: 2nd professional season, all with the Cardinals organization ... Non-roster invite to 2013 Cardinals Major League Spring Training ... Ranked as the #76 overall prospect in the minors by Baseball America entering the 2013 season ... Rated as Cardinals’ #6 prospect by Baseball America entering 2013; also rated by the same publication as having the organization’s “Best Changeup” ... Member of the 2012 Texas League Champion Springfield Cardinals ... Named 26th-best college player in the nation in College Baseball Daily’s Top 100 Countdown prior to the 2012 season. LAST TIME OUT Took a no-decision in his Triple-A debut on Sunday against the RedHawks at AutoZone Park, allowing two runs on five hits and four walks in four St. Louis Cardinals innings of work First Round Draft Picks 2012: Michael Wacha, RHP AGAINST THE REDHAWKS 2012: James Ramsey, CF Is 0-0 with a 4.50 ERA (2er/4.0ip) and no strikeouts in one career start against Oklahoma City 2011: Kolten Wong, 2B 2010: Zack Cox, INF 2012 2009: Shelby Miller, RHP Pitched at three levels of the Cardinals’ system, posting a combined 0.86 ERA (2er/21.0ip) and 40 strikeouts in 11 games (two starts) 2008: Brett Wallace, INF Member of Texas League champion Springfield Cardinals 2007: Pete Kozma, SS Began professional career with the Gulf Coast League Cardinals, posting a 1.80 ERA (1er/5.0ip) in three games (two starts) 2006: Adam Ottavino, RHP Struck out seven and did not walk a batter in 5.0 innings 2005: Colby Rasmus, OF Assigned to Advanced-A Palm Beach Cardinals on 7/30 2005: Tyler Greene, INF Allowed one hit in four scoreless relief appearances; struck out 16 and walked one over 8.0 innings at Palm Beach 2004: Chris Lambert, RHP Assigned to Double-A Springfield Cardinals on 8/18 2003: Daric Barton, C Appeared in four games in relief, earning a 1.13 ERA (1er/8.0ip); struck out 17 batters over 8.0 regular season innings with Springfield 2001: Justin Pope, RHP Pitched 3.0 scoreless innings in his first appearance with Springfield on 8/19 against Corpus Christi 2000: Shaun Boyd, OF Appeared in two games of the Texas League playoffs, pitching a combined 3.0 scoreless innings in relief and allowing two hits with two strike outs 2000: Blake Williams, RHP PERSONAL/MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION Attended Pleasant Grove High School in Texarkana, Texas, where he was a two-time
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