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2021 Clippers Roster Columbus Clippers Roster Manager: #52 Andy Tracy Pitching Coach: #47 Rigo Beltran Hitting Coach: #22 Jason Esposito Coach #9 JT Maguire Trainer: Jeremy Heller Strength Coach: Travis Roberson As of 5-4-21 *-40-Man Roster #-Injury Rehab # Pitchers (14) B T HT WT Born Age Hometown Stats G ERA WHIP IP K BB Acquired 26 Logan Allen* R L 6'3 200 5/23/97 23 West Palm Beach, FL MiLB 94 3.31 1.23 440.1 459 154 TR SD '19 MLB 12 5.40 1.76 38.1 24 20 SD, CLE 46 Manuel Alvarez R R 6'3 200 9/17/95 25 Santo Domingo, DR MiLB 75 4.13 1.47 93.2 65 103 FA '17 MLB 23 Robert Broom R R 6'1 182 9/17/96 24 Rising Fawn, GA MiLB 64 0.90 0.90 90.1 109 33 10th Rd- '18 MLB 17 Kyle Dowdy R R 6'1 195 2/3/93 28 Escondido, CA MiLB 95 3.94 1.34 409.0 366 123 R5R-TX '19 MLB 13 7.25 1.97 22.1 17 18 TX 27 Anthony Gose L L 6'0 200 8/10/90 30 Florence, AL MiLB 71 4.39 1.61 65.2 73 60 FA '20 MLB 35 DJ Johnson L R 6-4 230 8/30/89 31 Beaverton, OR MiLB 313 3.81 1.38 406.0 442 148 FA '20 MLB 35 4.88 1.60 31.1 33 21 COL 15 Kirk McCarty L L 5'10 185 10/12/95 25 Mattisburg, MS MiLB 53 4.12 1.32 236.0 254 64 7th Rd- '17 MLB 39 JC Mejía* R R 6'5 240 8/26/96 24 Gaspar Hernandez, DR MiLB 99 2.79 1.07 274.1 262 72 NDFA '13 MLB 29 Eli Morgan* R R 5'10 190 5/13/96 24 Torrence, CA MiLB 66 3.08 1.11 319.0 360 83 8th Rd '17 MLB 30 Scott Moss* L L 6'6 225 10/6/94 26 Palm Coast, FL MiLB 87 3.28 1.27 436.2 456 173 TR CIN '19 MLB Kyle Nelson L L 6'1 180 7/8/96 24 San Francisco, CA MiLB 96 2.07 0.96 122.0 176 31 15th Rd '17 MLB 1 54.00 1.88 0.2 0 1 CLE 38 Blake Parker R R 6'3 225 6/19/85 35 Fayetteville, AR MiLB 333 2.85 1.20 423.0 480 192 FA '21 MLB 303 3.52 1.18 301.2 346 99 6 Teams 45 Dalbert Siri R R 6'1 200 7/19/95 25 Moca, DR MiLB 162 2.86 1.29 201.1 259 117 NDFA '14 MLB 41 Daniel Young L L 6'3 194 5/27/94 26 Boca Raton, FL MiLB 161 3.62 1.43 219.0 166 90 MILB R5 TOR'19 MLB # Catchers (3) B T HT WT Born Age Hometown Stats G AVG OBP SLG HR SB Acquired 8 Gavin Collins R R 5'11 205 7/17/95 25 Lake Forrest, CA MiLB 295 .257 .324 .407 24 3 13th Rd- '16 MLB 36 Ryan Lavarnway R R 6'4 240 8/7/87 33 Woodland Hills, CA MiLB 885 .275 .367 .452 121 5 FA '21 MLB 156 .215 .272 .344 9 0 6 teams 48 Rene Rivera R R 5'10 215 7/31/83 37 Bayamon, PR MiLB 998 .256 .313 .402 101 9 FA '21 MLB 517 .221 .272 .353 41 1 8 Teams # Infielders (7) B T HT WT Born Age Hometown Stats G AVG OBP SLG HR SB Acquired 13 Gabriel Arias* R R 6'1 217 2/27/00 21 Aragua, VZ MiLB 297 .270 .319 .396 23 16 TR SD '20 MLB 44 Bobby Bradley* L R 6'1 225 5/29/96 24 Chicago, IL MiLB 647 .254 .342 .504 147 13 3rd Rd- '14 MLB 1 Ernie Clement* R R 6'0 170 3/22/96 25 Wilmington, NY MiLB 248 .279 .336 .351 3 41 4th Rd- '17 Cle-MENT MLB 10 Nolan Jones* L R 6'5 215 5/7/98 22 Langhome, PA MiLB 340 .283 .409 .448 38 13 2nd Rd '16 MLB 12 Tyler Krieger S L 6'0 180 1/16/94 27 Laguna Hills, CA MiLB 431 .260 .333 .368 20 62 4th Rd- '15 MLB 24 Connor Marabell L R 6'1 195 3/28/94 27 Jacksonville, FL MiLB 555 .266 .312 .394 36 33 25th Rd- '15 MARE-a-bell MLB 6 Owen Miller R R 5'11 200 11/15/96 24 Fredonia, WI MiLB 205 .307 .366 .441 17 9 TR SD '20 MLB # Outfielders (4) B T HT WT Born Age Hometown Stats G AVG OBP SLG HR SB Acquired 28 Ben Gamel* L L 5'11 177 5/17/92 28 Neptune Beach, FL MiLB 709 .290 .350 .408 29 101 FA '21 MLB 453 .259 .330 .385 23 13 4 Teams 7 Daniel Johnson* L L 5'10 200 7/11/95 25 Vallejo, CA MiLB 411 .284 .344 .460 49 69 TR-WSH '18 MLB 5 .083 .154 .083 0 0 CLE 2 Oscar Mercado* R R 6'2 200 12/16/94 26 Tampa, FL MiLB 626 .254 .321 .357 33 210 TR STL '18 MLB 151 .246 .295 .399 16 18 CLE 11 Bradley Zimmer* L R 6'4 185 11/27/92 28 La Jolla, CA MiLB 361 .277 .372 .457 46 109 1st Rd- '14 MLB 164 .224 .300 .349 11 24 CLE.
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