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NEWS & NOTES GIANTS INTERVIEW SCHEDULE Last week, the Giants added five players to their 60-man player pool. CPatrick Bailey, RHP Ca- milo Doval, IF Luis Toribio, C and IF Will Wilson are all working out with the team at . The Giants have used 56 of their 60-man player pool thus far. You can jump to page 4 by clicking here and see who the Giants have placed on their Player Pool roster Monday - July 6 Major League and the Giants will announce the 2020 schedule this afternoon. Major League teams will play 60 games this season, 40 within their division and 20 with their corre- 7:35 a.m. - sponding AL division. joins Murph & Mac 5 p.m. - THIS WEEK IN GIANTS HISTORY joins Tolbert, Krueger & Brooks Tuesday - July 7 JULY his six RBI in one (the 5th) no-hitter of the season, blank- first career grand with a three- homer and a ing the 8-0. 7:35 a.m. - 6 slam after entering three-run ; Hart was the The Padres mustered only one joins Murph & Mac 2019 the game as a pinch- first player in 59 years to ac- baserunner on an by third 4:30 p.m. - Dave Flemming hitter in the 4th inning. He be- complish the feat. The Giants baseman . Box joins Tolbert, Krueger & Brooks came just the second Giant to scored 11 in the frame. Hart record a pinch-hit also hit for the cycle as the Gi- JULY The Giants hosted Wednesday - July 8 at Oracle Park and the 22nd ants defeated the Braves 13-0. the 30th All-Star 7:35 a.m. - Mike Krukow player in the SF-era to hit a was the easy 11 Game in front of a 1961 joins Murph & Mac pinch-hit grand slam. Box winner, posting San Francis- 44,115 crowd at 11:50 a.m. - co’s first shutout of the year. Candlestick. Willie Mays dou- joins Papa & Lund JULY Rookie Buster Box bled to bring the tying run in 7 Posey hit two hom- 10th inning and later scored Thursday - July 9 ers, including his JULY Chris Speier hit for the game-winner run on Ro- 2010 7:35 a.m. - Duane Kuiper first career grand 9 the cycle and Ernest berto Clemente’s . joins Murph & Mac slam, in San Francisco’ 15-2 Riles hit the Box 5 p.m. - Farhan Zaidi romp over Milwaukee. The Gi- 1988 10,000th joins Tolbert, Krueger & Brooks ants hit three homers to go up in Giants history to lead San JULY ’s 4-0 in the 1st inning and never Francisco to a 21-2 rout of the three-run home run Friday - July 10 12 off looked back. Cardinals. The 21 runs are a 7:35 a.m. - Mike Krukow 1958 gave the Giants a struck out 10 over 7.0 San Francisco record. Box joins Murph & Mac for the win. Box 5-3 win and pulled San Fran- JULY Jonathan Sánchez cisco to within a half game of JULY Jim Ray Hart tied a of the San Francisco the Braves. Box modern Major- 10 Giants pitched the 8 League record with 2009 first Major League 1970 Monday - July 6 5:30 p.m. - Heston No-Hits Mets THIS WEEK'S INSIDE GIANT MOMENTS PODCAST EPISODE (PRES. BY T-MOBILE) June 9, 2015 at New York-NL EPISODE 17 Tuesday - July 7 6 p.m. - Giants Top Rockies in Game 1 May 23, 2015 vs. Colorado Years with SF: 2009-2012 Debuts Thurs., July 9 Wednesday - July 8 6 p.m. - Giants Stun Reds in Comeback This 2010 champion became May 3, 2019 at Cincinnati the first player in history to hit Inside Giant Moments takes Thursday - July 9 you behind the scenes of the three doubles in his first three most iconic moments in Gi- at-bats. Sanchez 5 p.m. - Lincecum Blanks LA ants history with the players reminisces about his time in June 27, 2012 vs. -NL San Francisco winning the who made these moments, Friday - July 10 memories. Host Mark Wil- city’s first World Series and lard of KNBR dives in each how much appreciation he has 5 p.m. - Cain Dominates Pirates week with exclusive inter- for Giants fans. April 13, 2012 vs. Pittsburgh views on the official San Francisco Giants podcast. Subscribe Here

Hosted by the broadcast team every POST PANDEMIC PLANNING - ADAPTING TO THE NEXT NORMAL Wednesday at 6 p.m. on YouTube at youtube.com/giants Konica Minolta has evolved their existing virtual events series, “We’ve Got You All Covered," which was devel- Wednesday - July 8 oped primarily as a pandemic response and remote 6 p.m. - Gabe Kapler & RHP Tyler Rog- work enablement series, into a new program for busi- ers are scheduled to appear ness planning and returning to work in a post COV- ID-19 world. The new series, “Post Pandemic Planning - Adapting to the Next Normal,” helps businesses plan for reopening and offers solutions for what the “next normal” looks like for businesses moving into the fu- CLICK TO DOWNLOAD ture. Click here for the series schedule COMMUNITY CORRIDOR CLICK FOR THE GIANTS COVID-19 COMMUNITY RESPONSE BLOG GIANT BIRTHDAYS THIS WEEK The 23rd International AIDS Conference, which was scheduled to be held in San Francisco and Oakland, will take place virtually this week. The Giants, along with the , were excited to welcome the conference participants to the Bay Area, and will still do so through a virtual sponsorship of the 2020 International AIDS Conference as they continue to support the fight against HIV/AIDS. More than 9,500 delegates from around the world will participate in the virtual conference which is themed -- Resilience. The Giants and A’s are hosting a live panel Nick Ortiz Javier Lopez discussion Tuesday, July 7th. The panel will feature a discussion with Billy Bean, Major League (47) (43) Baseball’s Vice President, Senior Advisor to the Commissioner and Ambassador for Inclusion; the Executive Directors of the Oakland LGBTQ Community Center, Joe Hawkins, and the Until July 9 July 11 There’s A Cure Foundation, ; and hosted by , Giants Vice President Nora Hanna Roscoe Mapps GIGANTES PODCAST (PRES. BY T-MOBILE) of External Affairs andStephanie Gaywood, Athletics Director of Community Engagement and Community Fund. This summer, Levi’s® and the Giants are teaming up to high- light and honor six nonprofits in our community who are tak- ing action and making a difference for those most in need during the COVID-19 pandemic. The six organizations we will recognize are supporting and being a resource for veterans, homeless, victims of domestic violence and those who need an extra hand during these unprecedented times. Each or- ganization will be receiving a grant from Levi’s® as well as Levi’s® reusable masks for their hard-working staff, volun- teers and clients. To learn more about the Levi’s® Community Advocate program, please visit sfgiants.com/leviscommunityadvocate Erwin Higueros interviews current players, former Each year, the Giants host the graduation ceremony for San Francisco State University at Ora- Giants players, as well as several Giants staff mem- cle Park. Due to COVID-19, the graduation ceremony moved to a virtual format. Giants public bers, focusing on their culture on the new Gigantes address announcer Renel Brooks-Moon recorded a heartfelt video of congratulations to cel- Podcast, launching this week. Listen here ebrate the graduates during their June 18 virtual graduation ceremony. Ciro Villalobos, director of operations in , SEASON TICKET MEMBER HEROES OF THE WEEK is credited with discovering . Villalo- Each week we'll highlight a Giants season ticket bos tells us how he discovered him and his role in member or members who are stepping up dur- the Giants organization. ing this tremendous time of need. This week we salute the work of Jay Meduri, nominated by Ro- 2020 GIANTS DRAFT PICKS SIGNED land Bergman. The Poor House Bistro has been in business for over 15 years in San Jose, CA. It has raised money for many non profits such as Habit for Humanity (New Orleans after Katrina) , Stroke Awareness Foundation (Annual Fundraiser), San Jose Jazz (Annual Festival), and Fountain Blues Founda- tion (Annual Festival and Special Events).The COVID-19 crisis made us rethink what we do as a New Orleans restaurant that provided great food and entertainment, to becoming a take- out restaurant that provided family meals daily in order to keep the community from crowding stores and providing some comfort food at home. We are open now for outdoor dining, but are The Giants have officially announced the signings of still providing family meals to-go. five of their seven draft picks from the 2020 First- My staff decided that we wanted to give back to the first responders, fire, and police depart- Year Player Draft. Thus far, the Giants have signed ments. It was a great experience to show our appreciation for what they do to help the com- first-round pickC Patrick Bailey, second-round munity. Each day for two weeks we gave meals to those departments. pick 3B Casey Schmitt, supplemental pick LHP Nick Swiney, compensation pick SS Jimmy Glowenke ORACLE PARK SAFETY PROTOCOLS and fifth-round pickRHP Ryan Murphy. The Giants Maintenance Team is implementing the most stringent protocols for cleaning, disinfec- tion and infectious disease prevention at Oracle Park to protect the health and safety of all those Bailey has been added to the club's 60-man Player working at the park during and the 2020 regular season. They have created robust Pool for the 2020 season and has joined the club for Sanitation Operation Procedures and are working closely with the Global Biorisk Advisory Council workouts at Oracle Park. (GBAC), a division of ISSA, the world’s leading trade association for the cleaning industry. A full listing of Giants draft picks from this season Below are some of the following procedures and protocols being taken to maintain a clean and is below. healthy environment at Oracle Park: Round Name Position Maintenance has established sanitation checkpoints throughout the park and is tracking each 1 Patrick Bailey C check via 24/7 software, which allows for a time stamp of when the area is disinfected. 2 Casey Schmitt 3B Electrostatic sprayers, which disinfect up to 54,000 square feet per hour, are being used Comp Nick Swiney LHP throughout the park to disinfect multiple areas including park entrances and lobbies, stair- Comp Jimmy Glowenke SS wells, restrooms, elevators, clubhouses, weight and training facilities, dining areas, press box, 3 Kyle Harrison LHP conference rooms, lockers, break rooms and offices. 4 R.J. Dabovich RHP Many of the items being disinfected and sanitized include: table tops; scanners; laptops; key- 5 Ryan Murphy RHP boards; mouse and mouse pads; printers; door handles and frames; magnetometers; gate and door keypads; chairs; counters; microwaves; refrigerators; water units; locker doors; bench- es; light switches; telephones; walkie talkies; toilet seats; toilet stall handles; sinks; paper, soap and seat cover dispensers; elevator buttons; and other touch points. There are 42 hand sanitizing stations located throughout the park. Members of Oracle Park’s Maintenance Team have also received specialized COVID-19 train- ing and accreditation on cleaning and disinfecting workspace areas and areas with large gath- erings of people. 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We've Got You All Covered July 6-12, 2020 BEYOND THE GIANT VAULT - CAIN'S Housed in a 5,000 square foot building, the Giants Archives consists of memorabilia and artifacts from our team’s 138-year history. As part of the Giants Fan Page, fans can now, for the first time, learn about and view memorabilia from our collec- tion.

Matt Cain made history on Wednesday, June 13, 2012 when he threw the first perfect game in franchise history, but even dur- ing a perfect game, baseball is a team sport.

The Giants have eight in the Baseball Hall of Fame and have thrown 17 no-hitters (plus four shortened-game no-no’s), but on a Wednesday night against the Astros in 2012 Giants fans saw something that had never happened before, a perfect game. Cain was on a role when he took the mound that night with an 8-2 record, and having won his last six games, but a perfect game was not on anyone’s mind. In the top of the 1st inning, the Astros struck out twice and one player popped up - this was basically how the entire game went for the Astros. In the bottom of the first the Giants had two hits and scored two runs - this was basically how the entire game went for the Giants. When the game was said and done, the Astros did not have a runner touch first base and struck out 14 times while the Giants hit three homers, scored 10 runs and made history. The photo above is the pitching rubber from that night's game.

Gregor Blanco and Cain will forever be linked because of one, unbelievable catch in the 7th inning. We’ll let Giants announcers Duane Kuiper and Jon Miller take it from here: “[Kuiper] Listen to that crowd. And this is hit out into the alleyway, a long run for Blanco. And Blanco is going to dive! And he makes the catch!!! Just an unbelievable catch here in the 7th inning. That was unbe- lievable. [Miller] … At the last moment it looked like no, but he makes the desperation dive, and then he has to hold on to it as he hits the deck. Look at the concentration there and look at that play! And was watching as well… and maybe saying the same thing ‘Are you kidding me?’” The full Cain Perfect Game exhibit will be online starting Thursday PRESS BOX EATS THE GAMER | ISSUE ONE

THE Media Relations Manager Megan Bake for 60 minutes. Let bread cool for 10 OFFICIAL PUBLICATION OF THE SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS OF Brown shares her recipe for Healthy minutes dons the cover of Issue 1 Banana Bread GamerISSUE 1 of The Gamer, the Giants INGREDIENTS newest publication. The Preheat oven to 325 and grease a 9x5-inch loaf Healthy Banana Bread ½ teaspoon salt first issue includes a pan 1/3 cup extra-virgin olive oil ½ teaspoon ground cinnamon Q&A with the young Gi- ½ cup honey 1 ¾ cups whole wheat flour In a large bowl beat oil and honey. Add eggs 2 eggs Optional: mix in ½ cup walnuts, POWER ants that burst and beat. Then whisk in mashed bananas and 2 large, mashed ripe bananas dried fruit or chocolate chips ON DISPLAY on the scene last season, ¼ cup milk Mike Yastrzemski +GETTING TO KNOW brings a big bat to the milk. 1 teaspoon vanilla GABE KAPLER Giants’ lineup a chat with new skipper UNIQUE BALLPARK FEATURES Add baking soda, vanilla, salt and cinnamon TOP TASTES AND SIPS Gabe Kapler, and a look AT ORACLE PARK and whisk to blend. Stir in flour. Add any addi- at the Giants community tional mix-ins efforts during the shelter in place. Click here to GIANTS PLAYER SPOTLIGHT | read today Despite stories about Cueto picking undersized . FAMILY INFORMATION vegetables and shining shoes to help As Cueto watched friends and team- his family make ends meet, Cueto mates plucked by Major League or- - Father didn’t live with the family but says he never worked at anything ex- ganizations to train at the baseball lived on the same street. He made his cept baseball. His mother encouraged academies scattered across the Do- living lending money and renting out him to focus on the game and would minican, he was still home with his homes. pull him out of bed in the morning to mother, three brothers and sister. At go work out. She made sure Cue- one point, the Red Sox—Martinez’s - Mother, Maria Christina, sold cloth- to always had baseball equip- team—showed interest, but offered so ing out of the family’s three-bedroom ment. “We had good food, little money that Cueto’s father told house in San Pedro de Macoris. good shoes, good clothes,’’ him, “Even I could give you that much.’’ - Johnny is the second of five chil- he says. “We weren’t rich. Cueto’s called a local ac- dren, four boys and a girl. His sis- But we weren’t poor, ei- quaintance who scouted for the Reds, ter died several years ago of kidney ther, thank God. We had though the coach knew the scout had failure. something.” no authority to sign players. Cueto Growing up, Cueto was in luck. Johnny Almaraz, the - He and his wife, Jennifer, have two was an outfielder. But Reds’ Dominican scouting director at sons and a daughter. as he rose from Little the time, was still on the island but League to higher levels and , winning 20 games and leaving the next day. If Cueto could of competition against finishing second in Award hungry and talented Do- make the trip from his home in San voting. He has twice led the National minican players, he wasn’t Pedro de Macoris to San Cristobal, League in games started. keeping up. He wasn’t particu- Almaraz would see him at 7:30 the Cueto still lives in San Pedtro de larly fast and didn’t have much following morning. Cueto threw be- Macoris in a house not far from his of a bat. His talent was in his tween 10 and 15 pitches, none faster childhood home, and he owns a farm arm. He could nail a runner at than 92 mph. Almaraz saw his poten- outside the city. He owns 15 horses, home from the farthest depths tial. He sent Cueto to the Reds’ train- including two paso finos, the smooth- of right field. One day, when he ing academy. Two weeks later, after gaited trail horses imported to the Ca- was about to turn 16, a coach receiving positive reports from the ribbean generations ago from Spain. told him that if he were going academy’s coaches, Almaraz signed He also has 54 milk and beef cows, 35 to make it in baseball, it would Cueto for $35,000. goats and a few dozen chickens. be from a pitcher’s mound. So Cueto is most known for his de- he learned to pitch. On April 3, 2008, he made a stunning Major League debut. He was perfect ceptive, disruptive deliveries and his Cueto soon found he had an- windup. He twists his body other problem—one he couldn’t through five innings and became the clockwise, balancing on one leg, un- solve by simply working first pitcher to throw 10 Ks and no harder or mastering new walks in his debut. til his back is facing the plate. Then skills. “A lot of teams saw Cueto runs in the morning and after- he whips back around—dreadlocks me and said, ‘You are too noon most days, a routine he began flying—and fires. For as many times little and skinny,’” he recalls. early in his Major League career at the as he’s seen it, never un- “‘You have small hands.’” He urging of his former manager with the derstood how Tiant did it and doesn’t was 5-feet-9-inches and Reds, , who thought run- understand how Cueto does. “How do ning would help Cueto build stamina. weighed about 180 pounds. you lose complete eye contact with Since then, Cueto has built a repu- But Cueto took inspiration the plate and find it again at the end tation for pitching late into games and from his idol, countryman of your delivery?” Alou says. “How do Pedro Martinez, another eating up innings. In 2014, he led the in innings pitched you find that pinpoint area?”

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COACHING & MEDICAL STAFF Manager: Gabe Kapler (19) Coaches: Kai Correa (50); (23); (00); (52); Justin Viele (17); (88) (45); (21); Craig Albernaz (32); (45); Nick Ortiz (79); Mark Hallberg (91); (92) | Staff: Taira Uematsu (99), Brant Whiting (66) Medical & Training Staff: Dave Groeschner, Dr. Anthony Saglimbeni, Dr. Robert Murray, Dr. Ken Akizuki, Dr. Ben Ma, Dr. Chris Chung, Anthony Reyes, L.J. Petra, Brad Lawson, Saul Martinez, Tony Reale, Haro Ogawa, Chrissy Yuen, Derin McMains 40-MAN PLAYERS IN CLUB POOL (33) ROSTER MAKEUP NO PITCHERS (18) B-T HT WT BORN BIRTHPLACE 56 players in camp 64 Anderson, Shaun R-R 6-4 228 10-29-94 Coral Springs, FL (23 non-roster): 31 Anderson, Tyler L-L 6-2 213 12-30-89 Las Vegas, NV 26 pitchers (8 non-roster) 65 Coonrod, Sam (KOON-rahd) R-R 6-1 225 9-22-92 St. Louis, MO 6 (5 non-roster) 47 Cueto, Johnny R-R 5-11 229 2-15-86 San Pedro de Macoris, DR 14 infielders (7 non-roster) 97 García, Jarlín (har-lean) L-L 6-3 215 1-18-93 Santo Domingo, DR 10 (3 non-roster) 34 Gausman, Kevin (GAWZ-min) L-R 6-2 190 1-6-91 Centennial, CO 58 Gott, Trevor R-R 5-10 182 8-26-92 Lexington, KY 52 Jiménez, Dany (he-MEH-nehz, DAN-knee) R-R 6-1 182 12-23-93 San Cristobal, DR 51 Menez, Conner L-L 6-2 206 5-29-95 Hollister, CA NUMERICAL ROSTER 60 Peralta, Wandy (WAHN-dee) L-L 6-0 216 7-21-91 San Francisco de Macoris, DR 57 Rodríguez, Dereck R-R 6-0 208 6-5-92 Arlington, TX NO. NAME POS 71 Rogers, Tyler R-R 6-3 181 12-17-90 Denver, CO 29 Samardzija, Jeff (suh-MAR-jah) R-R 6-4 233 1-23-85 Merrillville, IN 0 Hamilton, Billy OF 67 Selman, Sam R-L 6-2 198 11-14-90 Austin, TX 1 Dubón, Mauricio IF 18 Smyly, Drew (SMIY-lee) L-L 6-2 188 6-13-89 Little Rock, AR 2 Sánchez, Yolmer IF 59 Suárez, Andrew L-L 6-0 202 9-11-92 Miami, FL 5 Yastrzemski, Mike OF 56 Watson, Tony L-L 6-4 224 5-30-85 Sioux City, IA 6 Duggar, Steven OF 62 Webb, Logan R-R 6-1 220 11-18-96 Rocklin, CA 7 Solano, Donovan IF 8 Pence, Hunter OF NO CATCHERS (1) B-T HT WT BORN BIRTHPLACE 9 Belt, Brandon IF 28 Posey, Buster R-R 6-1 213 3-27-87 Leesburg, GA 10 Longoria, Evan IF 12 Dickerson, Alex OF NO INFIELDERS (7) B-T HT WT BORN BIRTHPLACE 13 Slater, Austin OF 46 Avelino, Abiatal (ah-BIY-ah-tahl, a-veh-LEE-noh) R-R 6-0 210 2-14-95 San Pedro De Macoris, DR 18 Smyly, Drew LHP 9 Belt, Brandon L-L 6-3 231 4-20-88 Nacogdoches, TX 28 Posey, Buster C 35 Crawford, Brandon L-R 6-1 223 1-21-87 Mountain View, CA 29 Samardzija, Jeff RHP 1 Dubón, Mauricio (do-báhn) R-R 6-0 173 7-19-94 San Pedro Sula, HON 31 Anderson, Tyler LHP 41 Flores, Wilmer R-R 6-2 213 8-6-91 Valencia, VZ 33 Ruf, Darin IF 10 Longoria, Evan R-R 6-1 213 10-7-85 Downey, CA 7 Solano, Donovan R-R 5-8 210 12-17-87 Barranquilla, COL 34 Gausman, Kevin RHP 35 Crawford, Brandon IF NO OUTFIELDERS (7) B-T HT WT BORN BIRTHPLACE 37 Rickard, Joey OF 41 Flores, Wilmer IF 49 Davis, Jaylin R-R 5-11 205 7-1-94 Greensboro, NC 12 Dickerson, Alex L-L 6-2 226 5-26-90 Poway, CA 46 Avelino, Abiatal IF 6 Duggar, Steven (DUH-ger) L-R 6-1 187 11-4-93 Spartanburg, SC 47 Cueto, Johnny RHP 70 McCarthy, Joe L-L 6-3 220 2-23-94 Scranton, PA 48 Sandoval, Pablo IF 8 Pence, Hunter R-R 6-4 216 4-13-83 Fort Worth, TX 49 Davis, Jaylin OF 13 Slater, Austin R-R 6-1 204 12-13-92 Jacksonville, FL 51 Menez, Conner LHP 5 Yastrzemski, Mike (yuh-STREM-skee) L-L 5-10 178 8-23-90 Andover, MA 52 Jimenez, Dany RHP 53 Cahill, Trevor RHP 56 Watson, Tony LHP NON-ROSTER INVITEES IN CLUB POOL (23) 57 Rodríguez, Dereck RHP NO PITCHERS (8) B-T HT WT BORN BIRTHPLACE 58 Gott, Trevor RHP 59 Suárez, Andrew LHP 53 Cahill, Trevor R-R 6-4 223 3-1-88 Oceanside, CA 87 Cyr, Tyler (see-er) R-R 6-1 205 5-5-93 Fremont, CA 60 Peralta, Wandy LHP 84 Doval, Camilo R-R 6-2 180 7-4-97 Yamasa, DR 62 Webb, Logan RHP 95 Garcia, Rico R-R 5-9 201 1-10-94 Honolulu, HI 64 Anderson, Shaun RHP 89 Madero, Luís R-R 6-3 185 4-15-97 Maracay, VZ 65 Coonrod, Sam RHP 78 Navas, Carlos R-R 6-0 215 8-13-92 Puerto Cabello, VZ 66 Triggs, Andrew RHP 93 Oaks, Trevor R-R 6-2 249 3-26-93 Riverside, CA 67 Selman, Sam LHP 66 Triggs, Andrew R-R 6-4 233 3-16-89 Nashville, TN 68 Green, Zach IF 70 McCarthy, Joe OF NO CATCHERS (5) B-T HT WT BORN BIRTHPLACE 71 Rogers, Tyler RHP 86 Bailey, Patrick S-R 6-2 207 5-29-99 Greensboro, NC 73 Luciano, Marco IF 77 Bart, Joey R-R 6-2 238 12-15-96 Buford, GA 76 Brantly, Rob C 76 Brantly, Rob L-R 6-0 191 7-14-89 San Diego, CA 77 Bart, Joey C 81 Heineman, Tyler (HIY-nuh-min) S-R 5-10 199 6-19-91 Pacific Palisades, CA 82 Tromp, Chadwick R-R 5-8 221 3-21-95 Oranjestad, Aruba 78 Navas, Carlos RHP 80 Ramos, Heliot OF NO INFIELDERS (7) B-T HT WT BORN BIRTHPLACE 81 Heineman, Tyler C 82 Tromp, Chadwick C 68 Green, Zach R-R 6-2 224 3-7-94 Carmichael, CA 73 Luciano, Marco R-R 6-2 178 9-10-01 San Francisco de Macoris, DR 83 Toribio, Luis IF 33 Ruf, Darin R-R 6-2 232 7-28-86 Omaha, NE 84 Doval, Camilo RHP 2 Sánchez, Yolmer (yoll-mur) S-R 5-8 205 6-29-92 Maracay, VZ 85 Wilson, Will IF 48 Sandoval, Pablo S-R 5-10 268 8-11-86 Puerto Cabello, VZ 86 Bailey, Patrick C 83 Toribio, Luis L-R 6-1 185 9-28-00 San Francisco de Macoris, DR 87 Cyr, Tyler RHP 85 Wilson, Will R-R 6-0 184 7-21-98 Kings Mountain, NC 89 Madero, Luis RHP 93 Oaks, Trevor RHP NO OUTFIELDERS (3) B-T HT WT BORN BIRTHPLACE 95 Garcia, Rico RHP 0 Hamilton, Billy S-R 6-0 155 9-9-90 Taylorsville, MS 97 García, Jarlín LHP 80 Ramos, Heliot (Elliot) R-R 6-1 188 9-7-99 Humacao, PR 37 Rickard, Joey (RICK-erd) R-L 6-0 192 5-21-91 Las Vegas, NV

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