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Columbus Clippers Columbus Clippers Triple-A Affiliate of the Cleveland Indians As of 7-3-18 Manager: #26 Chris Tremie Pitching Coach: #35 Steve Karsay Hitting Coach: #43 Johnny Narron Coach #23 Bobby Magallanes Trainer: Chad Wolfe Strength Coach: Scott Nealon *- 40-man roster #- Major League Rehab TI- Temporary Inactive List # Pitchers 12+1 B T HT WT Born Age Hometown 2017 Club G ERA W-L-S BB K IP Acquired 38 Jeff Beliveau L L 5'11 210 1/17/87 31 Providence, RI TORONTO 19 7.47 1-1-0 6 17 15.2 FA '18 Buffalo 29 3.04 4-1-2 26 60 50.1 44 Shao-Ching Chiang R R 6'0 175 11/12/93 24 Hualien, Taiwan Lynchburg 19 3.67 8-8-0 22 81 122.2 UDFA '11 (Chang) Akron 6 6.61 1-2-0 11 20 32.2 50 Jon Edwards R R 6'5 235 1/8/88 30 Chicago, IL DNP FA '18 34 Luke Eubank R R 6'0 180 2/24/94 24 Camarillo, CA Lake County 3 0.00 0-0-0 2 3 4.0 '15th Rd '14 Lynchburg 12 1.42 2-0-3 6 13 12.2 27 Jack Leathersich R L 5'11 205 7/14/90 27 Beverly, MA Chicago (NL) 1 27.00 0-0-0 4 1 0.2 WA (PIT) '18 Iowa 41 2.84 2-4-1 28 72 44.1 PITTSBURGH 6 0.00 0-0-0 2 6 4.1 1 Ryan Merritt*# L L 6'0 170 2/21/92 26 McKinney, TX CLEVELAND 5 1.74 2-0-0 4 7 20.2 16th Rd- '11 Columbus 19 3.03 10-5 25 85 116.0 41 Alexi Ogando R R 6'4 200 10/5/83 34 San Pedro de Macoris DR Hanwha (KBO) 19 3.93 10-5-0 30 74 110.0 FA '18 48 Michael Peoples R R 6'5 190 9/5/91 26 Weatherford, TX Akron 9 7.15 2-5-0 14 30 50.0 14thRd- '12 Columbus 8 5.58 1-4-0 18 18 39.0 65 Cole Sulser R R 6'1 195 3/12/90 28 Poway, CA Akron 10 .293 1-1-1 4 11 15.1 25th Rd '13 Columbus 35 2.63 2-0-2 26 59 48.0 36 Mitch Talbot R R 6'1 180 10/17/83 34 Cedar City, UT Sugar Land (IND) 21 3.03 9-3 30 108 110.0 FA '18 46 Ben Taylor* R R 6'3 225 11/12/92 25 Montgomery, AL BOSTON 14 5.19 0-1-1 9 18 17.1 WA (BOS) '18 Pawtucket 12 2.70 0-0-3 5 12 13.1 22 Adam Wilk L L 6'2 195 12/9/87 30 Anaheim, CA Las Vegas 6 5.91 2-3-0 5 29 32.0 FA '18 NEW YORK (NL) 1 12.27 0-1-0 1 2 3.2 MINNESOTA 3 7.84 0-1-0 8 6 10.1 Rochester 3 4.38 1-0-0 3 6 12.1 29 Robert Zarate L L 6'3 200 2/1/87 31 Valencia, VZ DNP '16 & '17 FA '18 # Catchers- 2 B T HT WT Born Age Hometown 2017 Club G AVG. HR RBI BB K SB Acquired 13 Eric Haase* R R 5'10 200 12/18/92 25 Detroit, MI Akron 95 .258 26 59 44 116 4 7th Rd '11 (HA-ss) Columbus 2 .333 1 2 1 2 0 12 Francisco Mejia* S R 5'10 185 10/27/95 22 Bani, DR Akron 92 .297 14 52 24 53 7 UDFA '12 CLEVELAND 11 .154 0 1 1 3 0 # Infielders- 6 B T HT WT Born Age Hometown 2017 Club G AVG. HR RBI BB K SB Acquired 6 Yu Chang* R R 6'1 180 8/18/95 22 Taitung, Taiwan Akron 126 .220 24 66 52 134 11 UDFA '13 11 Yandy Diaz* R R 6'2 185 8/8/91 26 Sagua la Grande, CU CLEVELAND 49 .263 0 13 21 35 2 UDFA '13 Columbus 85 .350 5 33 60 56 1 28 Sam Haggerty S R 5'11 175 5/26/94 24 Phoenix, AZ Lynchburg 112 .253 3 32 67 103 49 24th Rd '15 7 Drew Maggi (MA-g) R R 6'0 195 5/16/89 29 Phoenix, AZ Oklahoma, City 84 .271 5 29 35 63 7 FA '18 25 Nellie Rodriguez R R 6'2 250 6/12/94 24 New York, NY Columbus 120 .170 17 49 53 181 0 15th Rd '12 15 Adam Rosales R R 6'2 200 5/20/83 35 Chicago, IL OAKLAND 71 .234 4 27 10 66 1 FA '18 ARIZONA 34 .202 3 9 1 34 0 # Outfielders- 3 B T HT WT Born Age Hometown 2017 Club G AVG. HR RBI BB K SB Acquired 9 Brandon Barnes R R 6'2 210 5/15/86 32 Anaheim, CA New Orleans 109 .276 11 49 31 114 15 FA '18 2 Tre' Gantt L L 5'10 180 5/10/96 22 Fishers, IN AZL Indians 37 .197 2 15 19 46 2 29th Rd '17 10 Dorssys Paulino R R 6'0 175 11/21/94 23 Bani, DR Akron 94 .257 6 37 42 76 6 FA '11 DL-OF Mike Papi, Bradley Zimmer IF Todd Hankins, Michael Martinez, Mike Napoli, Eric Stamets RHP Preston Claiborne, Stephen Fife, Cam Hill, Myles Jay, Josh Martin, Julian Merryweather .
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