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Futures Reds Roster CINCINNATI REDS 2017 ROSTER 2017 Futures Games No. Pitchers (21) B T Ht Wt Resides Birthdate Acquired 48 Astin, Barrett R R 6'1 225 Forrest City, AR 10/23/93 Trade, 2014 77 Chacin, Alejandro R R 6'0 204 Maracay, VZ 06/24/93 Int. FA/2010 52 Cingrani, Tony L L 6'4 214 Cincinnati, OH 07/05/89 3rd/2011 54 Davis, Rookie R R 6'5 255 Sneads Ferry, NC 04/29/93 Trade/2015 37 Feldman, Scott L R 6'6 225 Hunters Point, CA 02/07/83 MLB FA/2017 29 Finnegan, Brandon L L 5'11 212 Fort Worth, TX 04/14/93 Trade/2015 50 Garrett, Amir R L 6'5 228 Las Vegas, NV 05/03/92 22nd/2011 26 Iglesias, Raisel R R 6'2 188 Miami, FL 01/04/90 Int. FA/2014 21 Lorenzen, Michael R R 6'3 217 Anaheim, CA 01/04/92 1st/2013 65 Luetge, Lucas L L 6'4 205 Industry, TX 03/24/87 MiLB FA/2016 28 McMyne, Kyle R R 5'11 212 Old Forge, PA 10/18/89 4th/2011 86 Mitchell, Evan R R 6'2 190 Marietta, GA 03/18/92 13th/2013 44 Ogando, Nefi R R 6'0 230 Santo Domingo, DR 06/03/89 Waivers/Pittsburgh/2017 53 Peralta, Wandy L L 6'0 220 San Francisco de Macoris, DR 07/27/91 Int. FA/2009 25 Reed, Cody L L 6'5 228 Lakeland, TN 04/15/93 Trade/2015 88 Routt, Nick L L 6'4 215 Southaven, MS 08/28/90 16th/2012 89 Shackelford, Kevin R R 6'5 210 Nashville, TN 04/07/89 Trade/2014 55 Stephenson, Robert R R 6'2 200 Martinez, CA 02/24/93 1st/2011 31 Storen, Drew S R 6'1 195 Indianapolis, IN 08/11/87 MLB FA/2017 36 Wood, Blake R R 6'5 233 Suwanee, GA 08/08/85 MiLB FA/2015 47 Wooten, Rob R R 6'1 195 Sanford, NC 07/21/85 MiLB FA/2016 No. Catchers (4) B T Ht Wt Resides Birthdate Acquired 16 Barnhart, Tucker S R 5'11 192 Zionsville, IN 01/07/91 10th/2009 67 Brantly, Rob L R 6'1 195 Temecula, CA 07/14/89 MiLB FA/2017 32 Turner, Stuart R R 6'2 220 Eunice, LA 12/27/91 Rule 5 Draft/2016 80 Wallach, Chad R R 6'3 230 Yorba Linda, CA 11/04/91 Trade/2014 No. Infielders (12) B T Ht Wt Resides Birthdate Acquired 30 Alcantara, Arismendy S R 5'10 170 Santo Domingo, DR 10/29/91 Waivers/Oakland/2016 2 Cozart, Zack R R 6'0 204 Memphis, TN 08/12/85 2nd/2007 78 Dixon, Brandon R R 6'2 215 Tucson, AZ 01/29/92 Trade/2015 4 Gennett, Scooter L R 5'10 185 Sarasota, FL 05/01/90 Waivers/Milwaukee/2017 3 Kivlehan, Patrick R R 6'2 223 West Nyack, NY 12/22/89 Waivers/San Diego/2016 46 Mejias-Brean, Seth R R 6'2 217 Chandler, AZ 04/05/91 8th/2012 9 Peraza, Jose R R 6'0 196 San Diego, VZ 04/30/94 Trade/2015 21 Perez, Juan L R 5'11 186 Reseda, CA 11/01/91 26th/2011 49 Renda, Tony R R 5'8 179 Half Moon Bay, CA 01/24/91 Trade/2015 7 Suarez, Eugenio R R 5'11 213 Puerto Ordaz, VZ 07/18/91 Trade/2014 90 Vincej, Zach R R 6'0 190 Saugus, CA 05/01/91 37th/2012 19 Votto, Joey L R 6'2 220 Toronto, Canada 09/10/83 2nd/2002 No. Outfielders (5) B T Ht Wt Resides Birthdate Acquired 37 Amaral, Beau L L 5'11 182 Huntington Beach, CA 02/11/91 7th/2012 23 Duvall, Adam R R 6'1 215 Louisville, KY 09/04/88 Trade/2015 79 Elizalde, Sebastian L R 6'0 195 Chihuahua, MX 11/20/91 MiLB FA/2013 6 Hamilton, Billy S R 6'0 160 Cincinnati, OH 09/09/90 2nd/2009 43 Schebler, Scott L R 6'0 228 Solon, IA 10/06/90 Trade/2015 38 • Bryan Price - Manager 57 • Mack Jenkins - Pitching Coach 56 • Ted Power- Assistant Pitching Coach 59 • Don Long - Hitting Coach 64 • Tony Jaramillo - Assistant Hitting Coach 35 • Jim Riggleman - Bench Coach 45 • Freddy Benavides - First Base Coach 22 • Billy Hatcher - Third Base Coach 87 • Dustin Hughes - Bullpen Catcher 72 • Mike Stefanski - Catching Coach Steve Baumann- Head Athletic Trainer Sean Marohn- Strength and Conditioning Coordinator Dayton Dragons Professional Baseball P.O. Box 2107 • 220 North Patterson Blvd. • Dayton, OH 45402 Phone: 937.228.2287 • Fax: 937.228.2284 • Email: [email protected] www.daytondragons.com.
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