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2021 Lake County Captains Official Roster Official Roster As of 6/29/2021 2021 Lake County Captains Official Roster Official Roster as of 6/29/2021 # Pitchers (13 + 2 IL) B T Ht Wt DOB Resides 2019 Club(s) Acquired 9 GALLAGHER, Nick R R 6-3 200 9/9/95 Iowa City, IA AZL Indians B+R/Lake County/Lynchburg 2017 Draft - 16th Round 22 OCKER, Nathan R R 6-0 190 12/3/96 Middletown, PA AZL Indians B 2019 Draft - 29th Round 24 JANCZAK, Jared R R 6-1 205 6/23/95 Belton, TX AZL Indians B 2019 Draft - 31st Round 27 WISELY, Alec R R 5-9 184 8/13/97 Jacksonville, FL AZL Indians R 2019 Draft - 34th Round 29 ALLEN, Logan R L 6-0 170 9/5/98 Altamonte Springs, FL Florida International Univ. 2020 Draft - 2nd Round 30 HERRIN, Tim L L 6-5 225 10/8/96 Terre Haute, IN Mahoning Valley/Lake County 2018 Draft - 29th Round 32 BURNS, Tanner R R 6-0 180 12/28/98 Decatur, AL Auburn University 2020 Draft - CBA Round 35 KELLY, Kevin R R 6-2 200 11/28/97 Springfield, VA AZL Indians B + R 2019 Draft - 19th Round 38 CURRY, Xzavion R R 5-11 190 7/27/98 Atlanta, GA Georgia Tech 2019 Draft - 7th Round 40 RHOLL, Kellen L L 6-3 200 5/13/96 Shoreview, MN Lake County 2018 Draft - 25th Round 41 HICKMAN, Mason R R 6-6 228 12/23/98 Salt Lake City, UT Vanderbilt University 2020 Draft - 5th Round 44 GADDIS, Hunter R R 6-5 202 4/9/98 Canton, GA AZL Indians B/Mahoning Valley 2019 Draft - 5th Round 45 COULTER, Kevin R R 6-5 227 8/12/96 Charlotte, NC AZL Indians R 2019 Draft - 33rd Round 49 BURGOS, Raymond (IL) L L 6-5 170 11/29/98 Luquillo, PR Lake County 2016 Draft - 18th Round TURNER, Matt (IL) L L 6-4 180 8/4/98 Miami, FL Mahoning Valley/Lake County 2017 Draft - 11th Round # Catchers (3) B T Ht Wt DOB Resides 2019 Club(s) Acquired 11 LAVASTIDA, Bryan R R 6-0 200 11/27/98 Hialeah, FL Mahoning Valley/Lake County 2018 Draft - 15th Round 26 AMDITIS, Mike R R 5-11 190 8/14/97 Boca Raton, FL AZL Indians B 2019 Draft - 21st Round 28 DONOVAN, Joe R R 5-11 180 1/20/99 Clarendon Hills, IL University of Michigan 2020 - NDFA # Infielders (6) B T Ht Wt DOB Resides 2019 Club(s) Acquired 4 ROCCHIO, Brayan S R 5-10 150 1/13/01 Caracas, VZ Mahoning Valley 2017 - NDFA 6 NARANJO, Joe L L 5-8 198 5/11/01 Whittier, CA AZL Indians R 2019 Draft - 3rd Round 7 TENA, José L R 5-10 160 3/20/01 San Cristobal, DR AZL Indians B 2017 - NDFA 15 DELGADO, Raynel S R 6-2 185 4/4/00 Miami Lakes, FL Mahoning Valley/Lake County 2018 Draft - 6th Round 17 BRACHO, Aaron S R 5-11 175 4/24/01 El Tigrito, VZ AZL Indians B/Mahoning Valley 2017 - NDFA 31 NOVA, Victor L R 5-9 160 1/6/00 Santo Domingo, DR AZL IndiansB/AZL Padres 1 Trade from SD 7/31/19 # Outfielders (5) B T Ht Wt DOB Resides 2019 Club(s) Acquired 8 SCOLAMIERO, Clark L L 6-0 175 1/24/96 Simpsonville, SC AZL Indians B + R/Lake County 2017 Draft - 22nd Round 10 WADE, Austen L L 6-1 185 2/17/96 Midland, TX Lynchburg 2017 Draft - 5th Round 13 VALERA, George L L 5-10 160 11/13/00 San Pedro de Macoris, DR Mahoning Valley/Lake County 2017 - NDFA 16 BRENNAN, Will L L 6-0 190 2/2/98 Colorado Springs, CO AZL Indians B/Mahoning Valley 2019 Draft - 8th Round 37 HOLMES, Quentin R R 6-3 175 7/7/99 East Elmhurst, NY Lake County 2017 Draft - 2nd Round # Field Staff Pronunciation Guide 23 Greg DiCenzo Manager #4 Brayan Rocchio (ROW-key-oh) #26 Mike Amditis (Am-DEE-tis) 12 Kevin Erminio Pitching Coach #6 Joe Naranjo (Nuh-RON-ho) #30 Tim Herrin (HAIR-in) 33 Grant Fink Hitting Coach #7 Jose Tena (TAY-nuh) #38 Xzavion Curry (Ex-ZAY-vee-on) 39 Jordan Smith Bench Coach #8 Clark Scolamiero (Skohl-uh-MAIR-oh) #40 Kellen Rholl (Roll) Matt Beauregard Athletic Trainer #11 Bryan Lavastida (Lah-vuh-STEE-duh) #44 Hunter Gaddis (GAD-dis) Trent Kaltenbach Strength Coach #12 Kevin Erminio (ER-min-ee-oh) #45 Kevin Coulter (COLE-ter) #13 George Valera (Vuh-LAIR-uh) AT Matt Beauregard (BOW-ruh-gard) IL = Injured List #17 Aaron Bracho (BRAH-cho) SC Trent Kaltenbach (CALL-ten-bach) TIL = Temporary Inactive List #22 Nathan Ocker (rhymes with "rocker") #24 Jared Janczak (JAN-zack) Lake County Captains High-A Affiliate of the Cleveland Indians Classic Park 35300 Vine Street Eastlake, Ohio 44094 Tel: 440-975-8085.
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