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2014 Cleveland Indians Roster As of 1/28/13 Manager: Terry Francona (17) Coaches: Sandy Alomar, Jr 2014 Cleveland Indians Roster as of 1/28/13 Manager: Terry Francona (17) Coaches: Sandy Alomar, Jr. (15 - 1st Base), Mickey Callaway (32 - Pitching), Kevin Cash (45 - Bullpen), Brad Mills (2 - Bench/OF), Mike Sarbaugh (16 - INF/3B Base), Ty Van Burkleo (29 - Hitting), Matt Quatraro (asst. Hitting) # PITCHERS (23) B T HT. WT. BORN CONTRACT STATUS MLB Service BIRTHPLACE spring invitees (22) 73 Adams, Austin R R 5-11 190 8/19/86 Signed thru 2013 (non-arb eligible) 0.000 Montgomery, AL # PITCHERS (8) 37 Allen, Cody R R 6-1 210 11/20/88 Signed thru 2013 (non-arb eligible) 1.076 Orlando, FL 53 AARDSMA, David, RHP 44 Axford, John R R 6-5 220 4/1/83 Signed thru 2014 3.170 Simcoe, Ontario 48 ATCHISON, Scott, RHP 51 Barnes, Scott L L 6-4 200 9/05/87 Signed thru 2013 (non-arb eligible) 0.112 Spring¿ eld, MA 77 BANWART, Travis, RHP 47 Bauer, Trevor R R 6-1 190 1/17/91 Signed thru 2013 (non-arb eligible) 0.025 North Hollywood, CA 55 CAPPS, Matt, RHP 59 Carrasco, Carlos R R 6-3 212 3/21/87 Signed thru 2013 (non-arb eligible) 2.147 Barquisimeto, VZ 65 CLOYD, Tyler, RHP 36 Guilmet, Preston R R 6-2 200 7/27/87 Signed thru 2013 (non-arb eligible) 0.034 Roseville, CA 38 MARCUM, Shaun, RHP 50 Hagadone, Nick L L 6-5 230 1/1/86 Signed thru 2013 (non-arb eligible) 1.127 Sandpoint, ID 66 RAMIREZ, J.C., RHP 56 Herrmann, Frank L R 6-4 220 5/30/84 Signed thru 2014 2.147 Rutherford, NJ 58 ZAGUSKI, Mike, LHP 70 House, T.J. R L 6-1 205 9/29/89 Signed thru 2013 (non-arb eligible) 0.003 Slidell, LA 61 Hynes, Colt L L 5-11 200 6/28/85 Signed thru 2013 (non-arb eligible) 0.078 Oklahoma City, OK 28 Kluber, Corey R R 6-4 215 4/10/86 Signed thru 2013 (non-arb eligible) 1.074 Birmingham, AL # CATCHERS (5) 20 Lee, Chen-Chang R R 5-11 190 10/21/86 Signed thru 2013 (non-arb eligible) 0.038 Peng-Hu County, Taiwan 57 CARLIN, Luke 63 Masterson, Justin R R 6-6 250 3/22/85 Signed thru 2013 (arbitration eligible) 5.108 Kingston, Jamaica 68 LOWERY, Jake 34 McAllister, Zach R R 6-6 240 12/8/87 Signed thru 2013 (non-arb eligible) 1.124 Chillicothe, IL 79 PEREZ, Roberto 88 Outman, Josh L L 6-1 205 9/14/84 Signed thru 2013 (arbitration eligible) 4.036 St. Louis, MO 12 TREANOR, Matt 52 Pestano, Vinnie R R 6-0 200 2/20/85 Signed thru 2013 (arbitration eligible) 2.160 Newport Beach, CA 81 WOLTERS, Tony 71 Price, Bryan R R 6-3 215 11/13/86 Signed thru 2013 (non-arb eligible) 0.000 Corpus Christi, TX 35 Rzepczynski, Marc L L 6-1 215 8/29/85 Signed thru 2013 (arbitration eligible) 3.132 Oak Lawn, IL # INFIELDERS (5) 31 Salazar, Danny L R 6-0 190 1/11/90 Signed thru 2013 (non-arb eligible) 0.055 Santo Domingo, DR 25 GIAMBI, Jason 27 Shaw, Bryan S R 6-1 210 11/8/87 Signed thru 2013 (non-arb eligible) 2.081 Livermore, CA 39 JOHNSON, Elliot 43 Tomlin, Josh R R 6-1 190 10/19/84 Signed thru 2013 (arbitration eligible) 3.069 Tyler, TX 67 LINDOR, Francisco 49 Wood, Blake R R 6-5 240 8/8/85 Signed thru 2014 3.108 Atlanta, GA 76 ROHLINGER, Ryan # CATCHERS (2) B T HT. WT. BORN CONTRACT STATUS MLB Service BIRTHPLACE 80 WENDLE, Joey 10 Gomes, Yan R R 6-2 215 7/19/87 Signed thru 2013 (non-arb eligible) 1.083 Sao Paulo, Brazil 41 Santana, Carlos S R 5-11 210 4/8/86 Signed thru 2016 (club option 2017) 3.115 Santo Domingo, DR # OUTFIELDERS (4) 26 CARSON, Matt # INFIELDERS (10) B T HT. WT. BORN CONTRACT STATUS MLB Service BIRTHPLACE 11 FRANCOEUR, Jeff 1 Adams, David R R 6-1 205 5/15/87 Signed thru 2014 0.096 Margate, FL 6 MORGAN, Nyjer 74 Aguilar, Jesus R R 6-3 250 6/30/90 Signed thru 2013 (non-arb eligible) 0.000 Maracay, VZ 72 NAQUIN, Tyler 4 Aviles, Mike R R 5-10 205 3/13/81 Signed thru 2014 (club option 2015) 5.091 New York, NY 13 Cabrera, Asdrubal S R 6-0 205 11/13/85 Signed thru 2014 6.027 Puerto La Cruz, VZ 8 Chisenhall, Lonnie L R 6-2 190 10/4/88 Signed thru 2013 (non-arb eligible) 2.027 Morehead City, NC 46 Cooper, David L L 6-0 200 2/12/87 Signed thru 2014 0.136 Stockton, CA 78 Gonzalez, Erik R R 6-0 175 8/31/91 Signed thru 2013 (non-arb eligible) 0.000 Puerto Plata, DR 22 Kipnis, Jason L R 5-11 190 4/3/87 Signed thru 2013 (non-arb eligible) 2.069 Northbrook, IL 62 Ramirez, Jose S R 5-9 165 9/17/92 Signed thru 2013 (non-arb eligible) 0.029 Bani, DR 33 Swisher, Nick S L 6-0 200 11/25/80 Signed thru 2016 (vesting option ‘17) 9.031 Columbus, OH # OUTFIELDERS (5) B T HT. WT. BORN CONTRACT STATUS MLB Service BIRTHPLACE 24 Bourn, Michael L R 5-10 180 12/27/82 Signed thru 2016 (vesting option ‘17) 7.028 Houston, TX 23 Brantley, Michael L L 6-2 200 5/15/87 Signed thru 2013 (arbitration eligible) 3.131 Bellevue, WA 75 Moncrief, Carlos L R 6-0 220 11/3/88 Signed thru 2013 (non-arb eligible) 0.000 Jackson, MS 7 Murphy, David L L 6-4 210 10/18/81 Signed thru 2015 (club option 2016) 6.087 Houston, TX 9 Raburn, Ryan R R 6-0 185 4/17/81 Signed thru 2015 (club option 2016) 6.109 Tampa, FL UNDER CONTROL: 40 DISABLED LIST (0) DL INFO INJURY PLACED ON DL ELIGILBLE PRONUNCIATION GUIDE for current roster Mike AVILES (Ah-VEE-less) Jason KIPNIS (KIP-niss) Ryan RABURN (RAY-burn) Asdrubal (AZ-drew-bul) CABRERA Yan GOMES (gohmmes) Lonnie CHISENHALL (CHIZ-in-hall) Preston GUILMET (gill-met) Nick HAGADONE (HAG-ah-donn) Vinnie PESTANO (pez-STON-oh) HEAD ATHLETIC TRAINER: James Quinlan ASST. ATHLETIC TRAINERS: Jeff Desjardins, Michael Salazar STRENGTH AND CONDITIONING COACH: Joe Kessler TEAM PHYSICIAN: Mark Schickendantz DIRECTOR, TEAM TRAVEL: Mike Seghi DIRECTOR, BASEBALL INFORMATION: Bart Swain HOME CLUBHOUSE/EQUIPMENT MANAGER: Tony Amato S E Playing Career H Terry Francona 17 C Played professionally for 11 seasons from 1980-90...Was drafted A Age: 54, born April 22, 1959 in Aberdeen, South Dakota O 2013 A.L. MANAGER OF THE YEAR VOTING C in the ¿ rst round by Montreal in 1980 (22nd overall)...Played parts of 10 seasons in the Major Leagues as a ¿ rst baseman/out¿ elder MANAGER/CLUB 1 D Resides: Tucson, AZ Position: Manager N A from 1981-90 and split the 1988 season between Cleveland and Terry Francona, CLE 16 10 2 112 AAA Colorado Springs...First big league homer came on Sept R Contract Status: Signed thru 2016 John Farrell, BOS 12 10 6 96 E 16, 1981 off Bruce Sutter after making his debut with Montreal on Bob Melvin, OAK 2 5 11 36 G A Bats: Left Throws: Left Height: 6-1 Weight: 215 8/19/81 at Houston...First two big league seasons were derailed Joe Girardi, NYY - 2 5 11 N by knee problems and was limited to just 46 games in 1982 after A Joe Maddon, TB - 2 3 9 M hitting .321 due to right knee surgery...Was hitting .346 in 1984 Managerial/Coaching Career before season-ending left knee surgery...Career ended in 1990. SUMMARY: Francona has 13 years of Major League mana- MOST CONSECUTIVE SEASONS Personal/Miscellaneous gerial experience, compiling a record of 1121-985 (.532) for w/ 86+ WINS, ALL-TIME Full name TERRY JOHN FRANCONA...Has four children: Nicholas (7/11/85), Philadelphia (1997-2000), Boston (2004-11) and Cleveland Manager Seasons Years C A R E E R W I N L E A D E R S ; (2013)...His 1121 wins currently rank 4th among active Major Joe McCarthy 16 1928-30 (ChC), 1931-43 (NYY) Alyssa (4/7/87), Leah (1/27/90) and Jamie (11/24/93)...Nick was a LHP at the CURRENT MLB MANAGERS Joe Torre 12 1996-2007 (NYY) University of Pennsylvania... His father, Tito, played 15 years in the Major League managers...Has received BBWAA Manager of the MANAGER WINS Bobby Cox 11 1995-2005 (ATL) Year votes in 7 different seasons...In 2013 Francona guided Leagues from 1956-70, six of which came with the Indians from 1959-64...Tito, Fred Clarke 10 1901-10 (PIT) 79, was an American League All-Star (1961), hit .363 in 1959 and led the AL in Bruce Bochy 1530 a team to at least 90 wins for the 7th time in his career, Casey Stengel 10 1949-58 (NYY) doubles in 1960 (36) and still resides in New Brighton, PA...Was a White House Mike Scioscia 1233 most among active managers and won his ¿ rst career A.L. Terry Francona 9 2004-11 (BOS), 2013 (CLE) Buck Showalter 1163 Manager of the Year Award (previous-high ¿ nish was 4th, dinner guest in 2008...Attended the University of Arizona, where he played 3 seasons from 1978-80...Won Golden Spikes Award as a junior in 1980, which TERRY FRANCONA 1121 three times)...Second Indians MGR to be so honored (Eric Wedge, 2007)...Marked the ¿ rst time Francona ever Ron Gardenhire 998 received a ¿ rst place tally in the six previous votes...With 9 consecutive winning seasons, the longest streak by any is given annually to the nation's top amateur player...Hit .401 that year and was active skipper, Tito has notched at least 86 wins in each of those campaigns - good for the 6th-longest streak by any also named college Player of the Year by the Sporting News...Batted .458 in manager in MLB history...Has guided his teams to the MLB Postseason on 6 different occasions (including 2013 w/ the College World Series for 1980 CWS champs and was named series MVP...In May 2010 was selected to the CLE), compiling an all-time winning pct.
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