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2009 Mariners Roster PITTSBURGH PIRATES 40-MAN ROSTER MANAGER: Clint Hurdle (13) COACHES: Pitching Coach – Ray Searage (54); Hitting Coach – Jeff Branson (2); Bench Coach – Tom Prince (14); 1st Base Coach – Kimera Bartee (18); 3rd Base Coach – Joey Cora (15); Bullpen Coach – Euclides Rojas (56); Assistant Hitting Coach – Jeff Livesey (75); Coach – Dave Jauss (85); Bullpen Catchers – Heberto Andrade (86) & Jordan Comadena (89) ATHLETIC TRAINERS: Todd Tomczyk, Ben Potenziano; PHYSICAL THERAPIST: Otis Fitzgerald; STRENGTH COACH: Ricky White No. PITCHERS (19) B T Ht. Wt. Born Birthplace Residence Alphabetical Numerical 51 BARBATO, Johnny R R 6-1 225 07/11/1992 Miami, FL Miami, FL 86 ANDRADE, Heberto, Bullpen C 2 BRANSON, Jeff, Hitting Coach 43 BRAULT, Steven L L 6-0 200 04/29/1992 La Mesa, CA El Cajon, CA 51 BARBATO, Johnny, RHP 3 RODRÍGUEZ, Sean, INF/OF 45 COLE, Gerrit R R 6-4 215 09/08/1990 Newport Beach, CA Santa Ana, CA st 18 BARTEE, Kimera, 1 Base Coach 5 HARRISON, Josh, INF 24 GLASNOW, Tyler L R 6-8 220 08/23/1993 Newhall, CA Newhall, CA 55 BELL, Josh, INF/OF 6 MARTE, Starling, OF 68 HOLMES, Clay R R 6-5 230 03/27/1993 Dothan, AL Tampa, FL 63 BOSTICK, Christopher, OF/INF 10 MERCER, Jordy, INF 41 HUDSON, Daniel R R 6-3 225 03/09/1987 Lynchburg, VA Chandler, AZ 2 BRANSON, Jeff, Hitting Coach 13 HURDLE, Clint, Manager 49 KINGHAM, Nick R R 6-5 225 11/08/1991 Houston, TX Las Vegas, NV 43 BRAULT, Steve, LHP 14 PRINCE, Tom, Bench Coach rd 70 KONTOS, George R R 6-3 225 06/12/1985 Lincolnwood, IL Lincolnwood, IL 29 CERVELLI, Francisco, C 15 CORA, Joey, 3 Base Coach 18 BARTEE, Kimera, 1st Base Coach 39 KUHL, Chad R R 6-3 220 09/10/1992 Newark, DE Bear, DE 45 COLE, Gerrit, RHP 89 COMADENA, Jordan, Bullpen C 22 McCUTCHEN, Andrew, OF 52 LEATHERSICH, Jack R L 5-11 205 07/14/1990 Beverly, MA Beverly, MA 15 CORA, Joey, 3rd Base Coach 23 FREESE, David, INF 66 NEVERAUSKAS, Dovydas R R 6-3 225 01/14/1993 Vilnius, Lithuania Vilnius, Lithuania 32 DÍAZ, Elias, C 24 GLASNOW, Tyler, RHP 46 NOVA, Ivan R R 6-5 250 01/12/1987 Palenque, D.R. San Cristobal, D.R. 26 FRAZIER, Adam, OF/INF 25 POLANCO, Gregory, OF 73 RIVERO, Felipe L L 6-2 210 07/05/1991 Yaracuy, Venezuela Greenacres, FL 23 FREESE, David, INF 26 FRAZIER, Adam, OF/INF 59 SÁNCHEZ, Angel R R 6-2 185 11/27/1989 Tenares, D.R. Phoenix, AZ 24 GLASNOW, Tyler, RHP 29 CERVELLI, Francisco, C 37 SANTANA, Edgar R R 6-2 195 10/16/1991 Puerto Plata, D.R. Puerto Plata, D.R. 5 HARRISON, Josh, INF 31 SCHUGEL, A.J., RHP 68 HOLMES, Clay, RHP 32 DÍAZ, Elias, C 31 SCHUGEL, A.J. R R 6-0 195 06/27/1989 Winter Haven, FL Highlands Ranch, CO 41 HUDSON, Daniel, RHP 36 OSUNA, José, OF/INF 50 TAILLON, Jameson R R 6-5 230 11/18/1991 Lakeland, FL The Woodlands, TX 13 HURDLE, Clint, Manager 37 SANTANA, Edgar, RHP -- TURLEY, Nik L L 6-4 195 09/11/1989 La Canada, CA Gilbert, AZ 85 JAUSS, Dave, Coach 39 KUHL, Chad, RHP 57 WILLIAMS, Trevor R R 6-3 230 04/25/1992 San Diego, CA San Diego, CA 49 KINGHAM, Nick, RHP 41 HUDSON, Daniel, RHP 70 KONTOS, George, RHP 43 BRAULT, Steve, LHP No. CATCHERS (3) B T Ht. Wt. Born Birthplace Residence 39 KUHL, Chad, RHP 45 COLE, Gerrit, RHP 46 NOVA, Ivan, RHP 29 CERVELLI, Francisco R R 6-1 210 03/06/1986 Valencia, Venezuela Tampa, FL 52 LEATHERSICH, Jack, LHP 75 LIVESEY, Jeff, Asst. Hitting Coach 47 LUPLOW, Jordan, OF 32 DÍAZ, Elias R R 6-1 215 11/17/1990 Maracaibo, Venezuela Maracaibo, Venezuela 47 LUPLOW, Jordan, OF 49 KINGHAM, Nick, RHP 58 STALLINGS, Jacob R R 6-5 220 12/22/1989 Lawrence, KS Nashville, TN 6 MARTE, Starling, OF 50 TAILLON, Jameson, RHP 22 McCUTCHEN, Andrew, OF 51 BARBATO, Johnny, RHP No. INFIELDERS (7) B T Ht. Wt. Born Birthplace Residence 10 MERCER, Jordy, INF 52 LEATHERSICH, Jack, LHP 55 BELL, Josh S R 6-4 235 08/14/1992 Irving, TX Irving, TX 62 MOROFF, Max, INF 54 SEARAGE, Ray, Pitching Coach 23 FREESE, David R R 6-2 220 04/28/1983 Corpus Christi, TX Austin, TX 66 NEVERAUSKAS, Dovydas, RHP 55 BELL, Josh, INF/OF 56 ROJAS, Euclides, Bullpen Coach 5 HARRISON, Josh R R 5-8 185 07/08/1987 Cincinnati, OH Cincinnati, OH 61 NGOEPE, Gift, INF 46 NOVA, Ivan, RHP 57 WILLIAMS, Trevor, RHP 10 MERCER, Jordy R R 6-3 210 08/27/1986 Taloga, OK Edmond, OK 36 OSUNA, José, OF/INF 58 STALLINGS, Jacob, C 62 MOROFF, Max S R 5-10 185 05/13/1993 Winter Park, FL Orlando, FL 25 POLANCO, Gregory, OF 59 SÁNCHEZ, Angel, RHP 61 NGOEPE, Gift R R 5-8 200 01/18/1990 Pietersburg, South Africa Randburg, South Africa 14 PRINCE, Tom, Bench Coach 61 NGOEPE, Gift, INF 3 RODRÍGUEZ, Sean R R 6-0 200 04/26/1985 Miami, FL Pinellas Park, FL 73 RIVERO, Felipe, LHP 62 MOROFF, Max, INF 3 RODRÍGUEZ, Sean, INF/OF 63 BOSTICK, Christopher, OF/INF No. OUTFIELDERS (7) B T Ht. Wt. Born Birthplace Residence 56 ROJAS, Euclides, Bullpen Coach 66 NEVERAUSKAS, Dovydas, RHP 68 HOLMES, Clay, RHP 63 BOSTICK, Christopher R R 5-10 200 03/24/1993 Rochester, NY Charles Town, WV 59 SÁNCHEZ, Angel, RHP 37 SANTANA, Edgar, RHP 70 KONTOS, George, RHP 26 FRAZIER, Adam L R 5-10 180 12/14/1991 Athens, GA Nashville, TN 31 SCHUGEL, A.J., RHP 73 RIVERO, Felipe, LHP 6 MARTE, Starling R R 6-1 190 10/09/1988 Santo Domingo, D.R. Santo Domingo, D.R. 54 SEARAGE, Ray, Pitching Coach 75 LIVESEY, Jeff, Asst. Hitting Coach 47 LUPLOW, Jordan R R 6-1 195 09/26/1993 Visalia, CA Phoenix, AZ 58 STALLINGS, Jacob, C 85 JAUSS, Dave, Coach 22 McCUTCHEN, Andrew R R 5-10 195 10/10/1986 Fort Meade, FL Lakeland, FL 50 TAILLON, Jameson, RHP 86 ANDRADE, Heberto, Bullpen C 36 OSUNA, José R R 6-3 240 12/12/1992 Trujillo, Venezuela Trujillo, Venezuela -- TURLEY, Nik, LHP 89 COMADENA, Jordan, Bullpen C 25 POLANCO, Gregory L L 6-5 235 09/14/1991 Santo Domingo, D.R. Santo Domingo, D.R. 57 WILLIAMS, Trevor, RHP -- TURLEY, Nik, LHP .
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