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Monday's Lineup FANTASY CAMP RULES COMMISSIONER The Official News of the 2017 Cleveland Indians Fantasy Camp Monday, January 16, 2017 COMMISSIONER WELCOMES Monday’s CAMPERS, STRESSES SAFETY Lineup Fantasy Camp Commissioner, Bob Court, and Trevor Durkalski); and a fa- DiBiasio, a four-time veteran camper ther/son/uncle/nephew combo (John, who retired in 2008 with a career .444 Marc, Mikey & Nick Domenico). batting average, delighted us all with his In stating that the camp is made up of 7:00 - 8:25 Breakfast at the complex warm opening welcome Saturday night. thirty-five rookies and sixty-three veter- “Cleveland Indians baseball is about ans, Bobby individually saluted and creating memories, connecting genera- thanked the eleven veterans who are at- 7:00 - 8:00 Batting practice available tions, and celebrating families,” Bobby D tending their tenth or more camp. at outdoor cages said. Following a great day at the complex 8:30 - 8:55 Stretching on agility field “Fantasy camp does that perhaps more on Sunday, the commissioner took the than any other Cleveland Indians activi- microphone just prior to the trivia contest 9:00 - 9:30 Team practice on game ty. to announce a special base running rule. Bobby then recognized the many “Batters should always run to the right fields camper family relationships on hand that of first base to avoid a collision,” Bobby 9:30 - 11:30 Ballgame #1 features nine father/son combinations explained. (Marty & Matt Cole, Jim & Jason “You do not have to touch the base 11:30 - 12:55 Lunch Dedrick, Dale & Shawn Flowers, Rich, and will be called safe when you see the Fred & Rich, Jr. Garcia, Tim & Vic Mur- first baseman is standing on the base or is dock, George & Will Soos, Dave & Chad blocking the base in any way. 1:00 - 1:30 Stretching and infield Tracy, Dick & Ryan Young, and Bud & “The umpires understand this rule and practice on game field Rick Zimmerman); five brother combos will call you safe when, in their judge- - Home team first (Fred & Rich Garcia, Dave & Marc ment, you did not touch first base to Gutin, Chris & John Kukay, Bill & Frank avoid a collision. 1:30 - 3:30 Ballgame #2 Maire, and Bill & Chris Schubert); a “We don’t want anyone to get hurt. grandfather/son/grandson combo (Frank, Safety comes first.” 3:30 - 8:00 Relaxation and dinner 8:00 - ??? Kangaroo Kourt FANTASY CAMP RULES Bull Session BALLGAMES (Subject to change) Regulation games are seven innings Games become official after five innings Games may be suspended Smoke Signals and more is online at No bunting http://indiansfantasycamp.mlblogs.com/ No stealing Follow IndiansFC on Twitter No pickoff throws by pitcher to any base No hidden-ball trick Leadoffs are limited to the cut of the grass Base runners may not advance on a wild pitch or a passed ball Batters running to the right of first base to avoid a collision will be called safe Substitute base runners are permitted due to injury or physical limitation The substitute base runner shall be the player who made the last out Players may re-enter the lineup during the course of a game All players are in the batting order even when not playing in the field LEAGUE TIE BREAK CRITERIA Head to head record Best league record Best interleague record Fewest runs allowed Coin flip KANGAROO KOURT Attendance is mandatory - no exceptions Page 2 OFFICIAL 2017 CLEVELAND INDIANS FANTASY CAMP ROSTERS HEROES LEAGUE Team #1 Team #2 STAN BOURBON KNIGHTS FULLY LOADED Managers: Dave Burba & Jason Stanford Managers: Rick Manning & Sid Monge Assistant: Ray Fanta Assistant: Ronnie Ralph Brumbaugh, Jim Brown, Ben Catanzarite, Tony Domenico, John Chessler, Craig Domenico, Marc DePace, Greg Domenico, Mikey Falk, Karl Domenico, Nick Maire, Bill Konopka, Brian Maire, Frank Kudrik, Fred McGill, Randy Murdock, Tim Nathanson, Josh Murdock, Vic Patterson, Dien Patterson, Ron Soos, George Stafford, Chris Soos, Will VanValkenburgh, Greg Tesch, Gary Team #3 Team #4 MAXIMUS BARK BALKING DEAD Managers: Max Alvis & Len Barker Managers: Scott Bailes & Joe Charboneau Assistant: Randy Steffy Assistant: Vic Finomore Aizer, Dave Burns, Mike Battles, Dorothy Burton, Tim Bergman, Reed Cole, Marty Bitgood, Jim Cole, Matt Dubyak, Rob Flowers, Dale Karl, Kevin Flowers, Shawn Lab, Steve Galinac, Sharon Miller, Lee Lisy, Bob Myers, Greg Seelie, Ken Polster, Josh Segall, Nate Smith, Jeff Shipps, Dave Westmoreland, Cody Trautman, Max Page 3 OFFICIAL 2017 CLEVELAND INDIANS FANTASY CAMP ROSTERS LEGENDS LEAGUE Team #5 Team #6 I.C. BALLS CAR JACKS Managers: Steve Karsay & Chad Ogea Managers: Carlos Baerga & Mike Jackson Assistant: Doug DiVita Assistant: Steve Saltzman Cadden, Pete Adamik, Tom Gould, Jack Cosentino, Ed Ice, Bryan Ginty, John Lapp, Eric Gutin, Dave Molyneaux, Miles Gutin, Marc Morgan, Matthew Kindall, Brandon Nackley, Greg Kukay, Chris Niemiec, Dave Kukay, John Schubert, Bill Lesiak, Ted Schubert, Chris Sutker, Steve Seager, Don Tracy, Chad Young, Dick Tracy, Dave Young, Ryan Team #7 Team #8 THE 38 ESPECIAL WAHOOLIGANS Managers: Alvaro Espinoza & Eric Plunk Managers: Mike Hargrove & Jaret Wright Assistant: Mike Laffey Assistant: Joe Katzenstein Arnholt, Rick Buynak, Matt Batzel, Jim DiCarlo, Dan Bilsky, Scott Garcia, Fred Dedrick, Jason Garcia, Rich Dedrick, Jim Garcia, Rich, Jr. Durkalski, Court Huszti, Joe Durkalski, Frank Molder, Dick Durkalski, Trevor Waler, Jon Ryks, Dave Walsky, Eric Senkar, Bob Witcraft, Joe Wiegand, Jim Zimmerman, Bud Wilson, John Zimmerman, Rick Page 4 2017 Visiting Team Wears Blue Jerseys Home Team Wears White Jerseys (Visitors v Home) Field #3 Field #4 Field #5 Field #6 MONDAY Game #1 (AM) 1 v 5 2 v 6 8 v 4 7 v 3 Game #2 (PM) 6 v 7 5 v 8 3 v 2 4 v 1 TUESDAY Game #3 (AM) 6 v 5 3 v 4 8 v 7 1 v 2 Game #4 (PM) 2 v 8 7 v 1 4 v 6 5 v 3 WEDNESDAY Game #5 (AM) 8 v 3 1 v 6 5 v 4 2 v 7 Game #6 (PM) 7 v 5 4 v 2 3 v 1 6 v 8 THURSDAY (POSTSEASON) Game #7 (AM) Playoffs TBD TBD TBD TBD Game #8 (PM) Playoffs TBD TBD —— —— 1:30 p.m. PLAYOFFS CONTINUED ………… 3rd v 4th place, 5th v 6th, 7th v 8th 4:30 p.m. WORLD SERIES GAME ………….. Heroes vs. Legends LCS winners under the lights at Goodyear Ballpark FRIDAY 8:00 a.m. CAMPERS vs. PROS...................... 8 games at Goodyear Ballpark (8th to 1st) .
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