FORT WAYNE TINCAPS 2018 GAME NOTES · FORT WAYNE TINCAPS 2018 GAME NOTES Fort Wayne TinCaps (31-33, 63-70) vs. Lake County Captains (26-38, 55-79) LHP Joey Cantillo vs. LHP Francisco

FORT WAYNE TINCAPS 2018 GAME NOTES

Fort Wayne TinCaps (31-33, 63-70) vs. Lake County Captains (26-38, 55-79)

LHP Joey Cantillo vs. LHP Francisco Perez

Thursday, Aug. 30 — Parkview Field — 7:05 PM (Game 134/138)

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APPLE SLICES

Home Record: 37-29 Road Record: 26-41 Day Record: 18-20 Night Record: 45-50 Streak: W2 Sunday: 8-14 Monday: 11-7 Tuesday: 5-9 Wednesday: 11-8 Thursday: 10-10 Friday: 8-12 Saturday: 10-10 April: 10-14 May: 15-14 June: 14-13 July: 10-17 August: 14-13 Leading after Six: 50-12 Tied after Six: 5-12 Trailing after Six: 8-46 Leading after Seven: 56-6 Tied after Seven: 4-6 Trailing after Seven: 3-58 Leading after Eight: 49-5 Tied after Eight: 4-6 Trailing after Eight: 3-51 Scoring first: 41-27 Opponent scores first: 22-43 Come-from-behind wins: 28 Shutouts: 8-6 vs. LH starter: 14-16 vs. RH starter: 49-54 Scoring fewer than Three: 2-39

Scoring Three or Four: 20-19 Scoring Five or more: 41-12 1-run games: 19-25 2-run games: 12-18 3+-run games: 32-27 Extra Innings: 4-6 Out-hitting opponent: 40-19 Being out-hit: 14-47 Same number of hits: 9-4 Series W-L-T (Home): 12-8-2 Series W-L-T (Road): 5-14-3 Series W-L-T (Total): 17-22-5 Series Sweeps (Home): 5-4 Series Sweeps (Road): 1-4 Series Sweeps (Total): 6-8 Home crowds of 6,000+: 31 Home crowds of 7,000+: 18 Home crowds of 8,000+: 4 Sellouts: 16 Delays: 7 Suspensions: 2 Postponements: 7 Cancelled: 2

WEDNESDAY NIGHT: The TinCaps topped the Captains, 3-1. RUIZ IN RARE AIR: Esteury Ruiz is 1 of 2 players in Minor League and Major League Baseball this season with 10+ homers and 40+ stolen bases. The 19-year-old Ruiz has 12 homers and 45 stolen bases. The only other player in this class: Buddy Reed, who played for the ‘Caps last year and now is with Double-A San Antonio. Reed has 12 homers and 50 stolen bags. CYCLE: On Monday in South Bend, Gabriel Arias became just the second player in Fort Wayne’s 26-year franchise history to hit for the cycle as he went 5-for-6 with 5 RBIs. The first, and only other, player to hit for the cycle with Fort Wayne was Rene Lopez on May 27, 1993 vs. the Beloit Brewers at Memorial Stadium… Owen Miller hit for the cycle on May 13 for Illinois State against Valparaiso. Last July, playing for the Lakeshore Chinooks of the collegiate Northwoods League, Miller hit for the cycle twice in a 3-game span. ALL ROSY: In the MWL, Jeisson Rosario ranks 5th in walks (66), tied for 6th in runs (77), and 8th in OBP (.375). Looking to advanced stats, he’s tied for 8th in BB/K (0.65), tied for 8th in BB% (13%), and 9th in Swing & Miss % (8%). Rosario had a solid first half of the season (.269/.381/.322 with 7 extra-base hits in 56 games), but has hit better since the break (.277/.368/.393 with 17 extra-base hits in 56 games). SUWINSKI THRIVING: Over his last 28 games since July 31, Jack Suwinski has the 2nd highest OPS in the Midwest League at 1.029. Suwinski has slashed .365/.424/.606 with 6 doubles, 2 triples, 5 homers, and 22 RBIs in this range. In his first 78 games of the season, Suwinski was at .202/.274/.326 with 10 doubles, 4 triples, and 5 homers. (With 6 triples on the year, Suwinski is tied for 10th most in the MWL.) MILLER MASHING: In his first 21 games as a TinCap since making his debut Aug. 8, Owen Miller has slashed .384/.407/.581 with 11 doubles (most in the MWL), 2 homers, and 12 RBIs. The last time the ‘Caps had a rookie infielder join them in the second half was 2014 when Trea Turner slashed .369/.447/.529 in 46 games. ARI-SERIOUS?!: Gabriel Arias has an extra-base hit in 11 of his last 14 games going back to Aug. 16... In 36 games since July 19, Arias has slashed .303/.383/.553 with 14 doubles (most in MWL), 2 triples, 5 homers and 24 RBIs. (In 83 games prior, Arias was at .215/.273/.275 with 13 doubles, 1 triple, and 1 homer.) Arias had a 21-game on-base streak from July 19-Aug. 12, and a 10-game streak from Aug. 16-25… Arias has played in 119 games (tied for the 7th most in the MWL). His 27 doubles on the year are also top 10. IN CONTROL: TinCaps pitchers have the lowest BB/9 ratio in the league (2.9) and also the best K/BB ratio (3.18). CHANGIN: With the arrival of Joey Cantillo, the TinCaps have had 54 different players this season (22 position players and 32 pitchers). Cantillo is the 14th starting pitcher the ‘Caps have had. Fort Wayne used 53 players during the regular season in 2017. In ‘16, the ’Caps had a franchise record 63 players over the course of the regular season… Tom Cosgrove is the only pitcher who’s remained on the active roster all year… Gabriel Arias, Jeisson Rosario, Esteury Ruiz, Jack Suwinski, and Jalen Washington are the 5 position players who’ve been active all year. WALKING WOUNDED: 8 TinCaps are on the Disabled List… LHP MacKenzie Gore (fingernail issue), LHP Osvaldo Hernandez (left shoulder inflammation), RHP Jose Quezada (right elbow soreness), C Luis Campusano (concussion), C Juan Fernandez (right hamate fracture), INF Justin Lopez (broken left thumb), OF Tirso Ornelas (right hand bone bruise), and OF Robbie Podorsky (back spasms). EASTERN DIVISION SECOND HALF PLAYOFF RACE: Team Record GB of Top Seed GB of Wild Card

Great Lakes 34-30 — — Fort Wayne* 31-33 2.5 — ——————————————————————————————————— West Michigan 30-34 3.5 1.0 South Bend 29-36 5.0 2.5 Lake County 26-38 7.5 (Eliminated) 5.0 Dayton 25-40 9.0 (Eliminated) 6.5 (Eliminated) *The TinCaps currently own a 9-7 head-to-head record vs. West Michigan and thus have the head-to-head tiebreaker. Fort Wayne plays @ WM the final 3 games of the regular season… Bowling Green (division winner) and Lansing (wild card) clinched playoff spots in the first half. They’ll play each other in a best-of-3 series in the first round of the playoffs. The top seed in the second half and the second half wild card winner will face each other in the other opening round Eastern Division matchup. The wild card team will host Game 1, with the higher seed hosting Game 2, and if necessary Game 3.

NEWS & NOTES

Upcoming Games & Probable Starting Pitchers (All Times Eastern)

Friday, Aug. 31 vs. Lake County 7:05 p.m. RHP Mason Thompson vs. RHP Jean Carlos Mejia Saturday, Sep. 1 @ West Michigan 7:05 p.m. RHP Henry Henry vs. RHP Chance Kirby Sunday, Sep. 2 @ West Michigan 6:00 p.m. LHP Ryan Weathers vs. TBA Monday, Sep. 3 @ West Michigan 2:00 p.m. TBA vs. RHP Jesus Rodriguez

Media Contact: John Nolan — [email protected]

MLB.com and Baseball America have both rated the Padres’ farm system as the best in baseball in 2018. The following TinCaps are ranked by MLB Pipeline as Top 30 Padres Prospects:

2. MacKenzie Gore (LHP) — DL

9. Ryan Weathers (LHP)

16. Tirso Ornelas (OF) — DL

17. Esteury Ruiz (2B)

19. Jeisson Rosario (OF)

20. Gabriel Arias (SS)

24. Luis Campusano (C) — DL

26. Dylan Coleman (RHP)

30. Owen Miller (INF)

PADRES PROPECTS

vs. LC in 2018 (5-7, 1-2 Home) 5 Home, 9 Away (14 Total)

April 5 (Thu) @ LC L, 3-2

April 6 (Fri) @ LC L, 10-8

April 7 (Sat) vs. LC L, 9-3

April 8 (Sun) vs. LC L, 12-1 (7)

June 28 (Thu) @ LC W, 5-4 (11)

June 29 (Fri) @ LC L, 2-1 (11)

June 30 (Sat) @ LC W, 6-4

July 1 (Sun) @ LC L, 4-6

Aug. 8 (Wed) @ LC W, 9-8

Aug. 9 (Thu) @ LC W, 4-0

Aug. 10 (Fri) @ LC L, 3-1

Aug. 29 (Wed) vs. LC W, 3-1

Aug. 30 (Thu) vs. LC 7:05 p.m.

Aug. 31 (Fri) vs. LC 7:05 p.m.

ALL-STARS: The TinCaps were represented in the Midwest League All -Star Game in Lansing on June 19 by 4 players — catcher Luis Campusano, left-handed starter Aaron Leasher, left-handed reliever Travis Radke, and left-handed starter Nick Margevicius. 260 TO THE SHOW: Through the first half of the 2018 MLB season, 42 former Fort Wane TinCaps/Wizards played in the big leagues, including All -Stars: Corey Kluber (2008) and Miles Mikolas (2010). There have been 170 former Fort Wayne Wizards/TinCaps players to appear in the big leagues all-time. That list includes 12 who’ve debuted so far in 2018: LHP Joey Luchsesi (2016, Padres); LHP Eric Lauer (2016, Padres); RHP Justin Hancock (2012-13, Cubs); OF Franmil Reyes (2014-15, Padres); OF Dustin Peterson (2014, Braves); RHP Walker Lockett (2014-16, Padres); LHP José Castillo (2015-16, Padres); INF Jake Bauers (2014, Rays); RHP Enyel De Los Santos (2016, Phillies); RHP Trey Wingenter (2016, Padres); RHP Brett Kennedy (2016, Padres); and RHP Jake Nix (2016, Padres). PROMOTED: Nick Margevicius was promoted by the Padres to High-A Lake Elsinore on July 5. At the time of his call-up, Margevicius was Fort Wayne’s leader in ERA (3.07) and strikeouts (87)… Lefty reliever Travis Radke was promoted to Double-A San Antonio on Aug. 4… Left-handed starter Aaron Leasher went up to Lake Elsinore on Aug. 7. YOUNGEST IN MiLB: The TinCaps have some of the youngest players in the Midwest League: INF Justin Lopez (18), OF Tirso Ornelas (18), INF Gabriel Arias (18), RHP Luis Patiño (18), and OF Jeisson Rosario (18). At one point, the ‘Caps had the league’s 6 youngest. Fort Wayne has 8 active teenagers on its roster (with 2 on the DL). The average age for a Fort Wayne batter this year, according to baseball-reference.com, has been 19.3. That is the youngest in the league by far. The average age for a Midwest League batter has been 21.3. PADRES ON DECK: The TinCaps and Padres agreed on a 2-year extension of their Player Development Contract (PDC) through the 2020 season. This will stretch the affiliation between the organizations to 22 years continuing what is already the longest-lasting Minor League Baseball affiliation in San Diego’s franchise history. Padres Executive Vice President/General Manager A.J. Preller and TinCaps President Mike Nutter held a press conference at Parkview Field on Friday to announce the extension. This season is the 20th year of affiliation between Fort Wayne and San Diego, going back to 1999. The Wizards entered the Midwest League as an affiliate of the Twins in 1993 and remained with Minnesota through 1998. BEST BALLPARK: The TinCaps and Parkview Field won Ballpark Digest’s Best of the Ballparks Contest on June 19. Parkview Field defeated Four Winds Field in South Bend in

the final round with 62% of the vote. The TinCaps won the subjective contest in 2016. South Bend stole the title last year. More objectively, Stadium Journey has named Parkview Field the best ballpark in all of Minor League Baseball 4 years in a row and 6 of the last 7 years. POWER SURGE: Kelvin Melean became the first TinCap with a multi-homer game since Hudson Potts hit 2 home runs at Parkview Field last Aug. 30 against Great Lakes. Prior to Wednesday, Melean had gone 170 career MiLB games, and 715 plate appearances, without a home run. SEASON BESTS: On July 26, the TinCaps set the following season bests @ Dayton… most runs in an inning (9 in 6th)… most hits in an inning (9 in 6th)… most home runs (3)… most home runs by an individual — Kelvin Melean (2)… most RBIs by an individual (5)… tied fewest hits allowed by a starter — Luis Patiño (0)… tied fewest hits allowed as a team (2). WALK THIS WAY: The TinCaps drew a season-high 12 walks @ Lake County on Aug. 8, 2 off a franchise record of 14 that was set a year to the day, last Aug. 8 @ Great Lakes. ORNELAS ON BASE: Tirso Ornelas had a 27-game on-base streak earlier this season from May 24-June 27. The on-base streak was the 2nd longest active streak in the MWL at the time, and it stands as the longest such streak for a TinCap this season. (The longest in the league this year: 31 games, Michael Beltre, Dayton.) During the run, Ornelas hit .297 with a .425 OBP.

He had 6 doubles, 3 triples, 4 homers, and 16 RBIs during the run. Maybe most impressive, he walked more times (19) than he struck out (16). 5-FOR-5 CLUB: Robbie Podorsky went 5-for-5 with a triple, 2 RBIs, a stolen base, and a spectacular diving catch in left field on June 15. Podorsky became the first TinCap to have a 5-hit game since Franmil Reyes did on Labor Day 2015. (Reyes is now with the Padres in the majors.) Of note, Podorsky is listed at 5-foot-7, 170 pounds, while Reyes stands at 6-foot-5, 275 pounds. BIGGEST COMEBACK SINCE: The TinCaps overcame a 6-0 deficit to win 7-6 on June 1 @ Great Lakes. The ’Caps hadn’t overcome a deficit of more than 5 runs to win a game since Aug. 7, 2014, when Fort Wayne erased an 11-2 deficit against the Lake County Captains in an eventual 12-11 win in 10 innings. Fernando Perez hit a game-tying grand slam in the 8th. The TinCaps had major leaguers Trea Turner (Nationals), Franmil Reyes (Padres), and Dustin Peterson (Braves) in the lineup that night, plus Jake Bauers (Rays) and Josh VanMeter (Reds, Triple-A Louisville). Lake County had Clint Frazier (Yankees). GO IRISH: On June 4, the TinCaps spent the off-day in South Bend touring the University of Notre Dame. Players and staff had the chance to see the recently renovated Notre Dame Stadium, as well as iconic spots on campus like Touchdown Jesus (Hesburgh Library), the Golden Dome (Main Building), the Basilica of the Sacred Heart, and the Grotto of Our Lady of

Lourdes. The team also had a luncheon on campus, meeting ND Head Baseball Coach Mik Aoki, and learning about the university’s history in a bi-lingual presentation that focused on the role of immigrants in shaping the school. SLUGGER: On their way down to Kentucky on June 12, the TinCaps made a pit stop to visit the Louisville Slugger Museum & Factory. The t eam toured the facility and some players even purchased bats. Louisville Slugger started making bats in 1884. Honus Wager was the first player to sign a contract with them in 1905, when they were known as the Hillerich & Bradsby Company. More than 8,000 players have signed with Louisville Slugger in the decades since, including the likes of Babe Ruth, Joe DiMaggio, Ted Williams, Jackie Robinson, Roberto Clemente, and Tony Gwynn. DONATION: Along with their parent club, the Padres, the TinCaps have donated $1,000 to provide bats and helmets to the Little League Ch allenger Division of Fort Wayne. The Challenger Baseball League is an adaptive baseball program for individuals with physical and intellectual challenges (ages 4-22). Johnny TinCap and members from the front office staff a delivered the bats and helmets to the Challenger League on Sunday afternoon. SPORTSCENTER: After a half-dozen appearances on ESPN in 2017, the TinCaps already have appeared on SportsCenter twice so far this season. Jeisson Rosario made a head-first diving catch from center field at home against Beloit on May 3 that made “Top 10” at No. 9 the following morning… On April 21, Esteury Ruiz and Tirso Ornelas were featured on SportsCenter during Kevin Connor’s “K.C.’s Minor League Minute” segment after they both had 3-hit games that included a home run at Parkview Field against Dayton. DOWNTOWN FOR A DECADE: The 2018 season marks the 10th year of TinCaps baseball at Parkview Field. From 1993-2008 the team was known as the Fort Wayne Wizards and played at Memorial Stadium, about 3.5 miles north of Parkview Field. NEW LOOK: This season the TinCaps unveiled new, additional brand marks. The new marks, which are an extension of the team’s brand, have been incorporated into new

batting practice tops, BP hats, and road jerseys. The BP tops are charcoal with grey sleeves, with “TinCaps” across the chest in cursive and candy apple red in color. The “T” appears like an apple with a stem and leaf. The BP hats are grey with “Ft.W” in script, with the “W” looking like an apple. Meanwhile, the road jerseys are grey with red sleeves. “Ft. Wayne” is written in that cursive candy apple red font with the “F” resembling an apple. Earlier this season the team debuted new home white jerseys (similar to the previous ones but sans pinstripes and with a more readable number font), plus a dark green alternate jersey that says “The Fort” on the front which is being worn for Thursday home games. The team also has added an alternate home hat that has a white front. Since rebranding from the Wizards to the TinCaps when moving into Parkview Field in 2009, this is the first time the team has updated its uniforms. New gear is available for fans in The Orchard Team Store at the ballpark and online at TinCaps.com. FRANCHISE RECORD: Defensively, the TinCaps set a franchise record by turning 6 double plays on May 11 at Kane County. According to team records , the previous high for double plays turned in a game was 5 (July 17, 2006 vs. Burlington). Fort Wayne’s lineup that day included future major leaguers Will Venable in left field, Kyle Blanks at first base, and David Freese, who was involved in 1 of the DPs, at third. MIDWEST LEAGUE RECORD: Shortstop Gabriel Arias was involved in turning all 6 double plays for the TinCaps on May 11 at Kane County. According to the Midwest League record book, Arias tied the record for most double plays turned in a game by an individual. Previously, 4 different first baseman were involved in 6 double plays in a game, with the most recent instance occurring in 1996. The only other shortstop to be involved in 6 double plays in a game was Donnie Sadler, who’d spend parts of 8 years in the bigs, for the Michigan Battle Cats (Red Sox) on April 7, 1995, in an 18-inning game. Though Friday night’s game went 12 innings, the 6 double plays were all turned in the first 9 innings. THE “CINCINNATTI”: The TinCaps turned a bizarre 5-1-3 putout in the bottom of the ninth inning in a dramatic 6-5 win at Dayton on April 27. With the tying run at second and winning run at first, Dayton’s Jeter Downs smashed a hard grounder to TinCaps third baseman Reinaldo Ilarazza. It caromed off his glove toward the mound where left-handed pitcher Travis Radke caught it and in a swift motion fired to Carlos Belen at first, just in time for the out (even though Downs has proven to be one of the fastest players in the league this year). Ironically, 513 is the

area code for Cincinnati, which is about an hour away from Dayton, and the Dragons are a Reds affiliate.

LET’S GIVE ‘EM SOMETHING TO TALK ABOUT

2018 STARTING PITCHERS

Pitcher Games Started Team W-L

Nick Margevicius 12 7-5

Aaron Leasher 16 4-12

Mason Thompson 19 10-9

Osvaldo Hernandez 19 13-6

Tom Cosgrove 19 7-12

MacKenzie Gore 15 7-8

Adrian Martinez 1 1-0

Emmanuel Ramirez 3 1-2

Ben Sheckler 5 1-4

Luis Patiño 17 9-8

Ryan Weathers 2 1-1

Reiss Knehr 1 1-0

Henry Henry 1 0-1


TODAY’S STARTING PITCHER

28 Joey Cantillo HT: 6-4 WT: 225 B/T: L/L HOMETOWN: Kailua, Hawaii

AGE: 18 BORN: 12/18/99 ACQUIRED: 16th round in the 2017 MLB Draft (Kailua HS)

THROWS: Fastball, Curveball, Slider, & Changeup

2018: Transferred to Fort Wayne on August 29… Made 11 appearances (9 GS) with the AZL Padres 2 team… Posted a 2.18 ERA in 45.1

IP… Allowed 33 H, 18 R, 11 ER, & 12 BB to 58 Ks

NUMBERS: In the Arizona League, had the lowest FIP (2.50)… the highest Swing & Miss % (40%)… 2nd highest K% (31%)… 2nd

lowest WHIP (0.99)... 3rd lowest ERA (2.18)… 3rd lowest AVG (..196)… 3rd highest K/9 (11.51)… 3rd lowest xFIP (2.94)… 4th best K/BB (4.83)… 8th best FB/GB (2.10)… 1 of 5 qualifying pitchers to not allow a HR

2017: Made 7 appearances (All in relief) for the AZL Padres 2 team… Posted a 4.50 ERA in 8.0 IP… Allowed 5 H, 4 R, 4 ER, & 6 BB to 14 Ks

DRAFTED: By the Padres in the 16th round of the 2017 MLB Draft out of Kailua HS in Kailua, Hawaii… Was still only 17 years & 6

months old at the time he was selected by the Padres in June of 2017… Signed with the Padres for $302,500 (5th Round Slot Value)

COLLEGE COMMITMENT: University of Kentucky

HIGH SCHOOL: Kailua HS (Kailua, Hawaii)… Nickname: Surfriders… Voted 2017 Rawlings Perfect Game Honorable Mention All -

American… West Region 1st Team… Was the Hawaii Gatorade Player of the Year… During senior year, posted a 1.24 ERA in 45.2 innings pitched with 71 strikeouts… As a first baseman at the plate, batted .534 with 2 home runs & 23 RBIs… Also held a 3.9 GPA at Kailua HS

HOMETOWN: Kailua, Hawaii… Located on the island of O’ahu… Kailua means “ two seas” or “ two currents” in the Hawaiian

language… Named Kailua because of the two lagoons in the district… 2010 Census Population: 38.635… Steady winds make Kailua Beach a top windsurfing and kitesurfing destination… Former President Barack Obama took winter vacations in Kailua every year from 2008-2012… The hit television show Lost was filmed in Kailua from 2004-2010… Kailua has produced 3 former MLB players (Scott Feldman, Sid Fernandez, & Kila Ka’aihue)

FAVORITE ATHLETE: Clayton Kershaw (Also a 6-4 left-handed pitcher; Kershaw is listed at 228 as opposed to Cantillo’s 225)

PREGAME ROUTINE: Says he always has to have a Watermelon Rockstar before he pitches

JOLTIN’ JOE: Joey was, in part, named after Joe DiMaggio… Joey’s dad, Johnny, is from New York and his favorite player was Joe

DiMaggio. Joey’s grandfather on his mom’s side was named Joseph, so the parents decided to go with Joseph and Joey as nickname... When Joey was young, he grew up as a Yankees fan because of his dad… Once Joey started getting into baseball at an older age, the family had Oceanic Cable, the Dodgers Channel, so Joey started to become a Dodgers fan while growing up

NOTES

Date Opponent IP H R ER BB K Pitches-Strikes

6/20 @ SD1 5.0 1 0 0 2 5 —

6/26 MAR 4.1 2 2 0 1 6 —

7/2 GIB 4.1 4 0 0 0 4 —

7/10 RED 4.1 7 1 1 0 6 —

7/16 *BRE 4.0 0 1 0 4 9 —

7/22 ATH 4.0 4 4 4 1 5 —

7/28 DOD 1.1 6 5 3 1 2 —

8/4 *@ DIA 5.0 1 0 0 1 5 —

8/10 @ IND2 4.0 4 0 0 0 4 —

8/16 @ BRE 6.0 1 0 0 0 6 —

8/22 @ ROY 3.0 3 5 3 2 6 —

2018 Appearances with AZL Padres 2 (* Relief)


2018 TINCAPS INDIVIDUAL HITTING NOTES

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9 - Arias, Gabriel - INF 6-1, 201, R/R, 18, Aragua, VEN

Hit Streak: +2 (Aug 27) On-Base Streak: +2 (Aug. 27)

Notes:

PADRES PROSPECT RANKING: No. 10 (Fangraphs), No.

20 (MLB.com)

SIGNED: July 2, 2016 at age of 16 for $1.9 million… by

Luis Prieto, Yfrain Linares, and Trevor Schumm

WINTER: Played in the Australian Baseball League for

the Canberra Cavalry with 2017 TinCaps OF Buddy Reed & RHP Lake Bachar… In 29 games, hit .271 with 6 doubles, a triple, and 5 HR … Team managed by 2014 TinCaps manag-er Michael Collins

2017: Promoted from AZL to Fort Wayne on Aug. 19 and

became the team’s everyday shortstop with Fernando Tatis Jr.’s promotion to Double-A days later

OF NOTE: Trained at the same Venezuelan complex as

Franklin Barreto (A’s No. 2 prospect) & Gleyber Torres (Yankees No. 1)… Started for youth national teams

OTHER: Favorite player growing up: Derek Jeter… Ideal

job outside of baseball: Civil Engineering… Favorite Post-game Meal: Corn Bread

WHAT SCOUTS SAY: “ He has an advanced approach for

his age and hits balls hard into the gaps, leading scouts to believe that he will hit for both average and power as he matures.” - MLB Pipeline

WALK-UP SONG: “ Chambea” by Bad Bunny

1 - Basabe, Olivier - INF 5-11, 190, R/R, 21, Maracaibo, Venezuela

Hit Streak: +2 (Aug. 26) On-Base Streak: +4 (Aug. 25)

Notes:

2018: Transferred from Short-Season Tri-City on Aug. 8… Northwest League All-Star (started for Northwest League All-Stars vs. Pioneer League All-Stars at sec-ond base on Aug. 7 in Grand Junction, CO)… In 40 games with Tri-City, he slashed .313/.371/.480 with 13 doubles, 4 home runs and 28 RBIs

2017: Played 42 games with the SD2 team in the AZL… Slashed .272/.348/.389 with 14 doubles, 1 triple, & 1 home run with 24 RBIs

DRAFTED: By the Padres in the 8th round in 2017… was the first NAIA player taken in the 2017 draft

COLLEGE: Spent first 2 years at Indian Hills Com-munity College in Centerville, Iowa (same school where TinCaps Hitting Coach Jonathan Mathews played & coached; Padres Director of Amateur Scouting Mark Conners also once coached there)… Junior year in 2017 at Faulkner University (NAIA) in Montgomery, Alabama… Was the 2nd highest drafted position in Faulkner program history only to 1987 St. Louis Cardi-nals selection Anthony Grier… Basabe hit .342 with 39 RBIs and 12 stolen bases in his junior season

36 - Burgos, Aldemar - OF 6-0, 165, R/R, 21, San Juan, PR

Hit Streak: +3 (Aug. 25) On-Base Streak: +3 (Aug. 25) Notes:

2018: Transferred from Short-Season Tri-City on July 24 with

Tirso Ornelas going on the DL (right wrist)… Through 30 games, was Tri-City’s most productive outfielder, slashing .257/.336/.416 with 6 doubles, 3 triples, 2 homers, and 14 RBIs… Played pri-marily right field but some time in left and center

DRAFTED: By the Padres in the 8th round in 2015 at age 18

HIGH SCHOOL: Carlos Beltran Baseball Academy

OFFSEASON: Played in the Roberto Clemente Professional

Baseball League in Puerto Rico for the Criollos de Caguas… won the league batting title, hitting .403… abbreviated 18-game season due to Hurricane Maria… team, managed by former major leaguer and 2015 Great Lakes Loons manager Luis Ma-tos, had several major leaguers on it and won the championship and represented Puerto Rico in the Caribbean Series against teams from Mexico, Cuba, Venezuela, and the Dominican Re-public

2017: 47 games with Short-Season Tri-City… Highlights includ-

ed hitting a home run with his family from Puerto Rico in attend-ance… Walk-off hit on July 22 against Eugene… Appeared in 2 games for High-A Lake Elsinore the opening week of the season

2016: Played 31 games for Short-Season Tri-City before being

sent down to the Arizona League, where he played in 18 games

2015: After being drafted, played in 42 games in the Arizona

League

29 - Cantu, Michael - C 6-3, 225, R/R, 22, Corpus Christi, TX


Notes:

SIGNED: By the Padres as a non-drafted free agent August 18, 2017

2018: Transferred from Lake Elsinore to Fort Wayne on August 22…

Played 11 games with the Storm, slashed .194/.256/.361 with 2 home runs and 4 RBIs… Transferred from AZL Padres 1 to Lake Elsinore August 9… In the AZL, slashed .244/.300/.333 with 4 doubles & 7 RBIs in 12 games

2017: Went 2-for-6 with a double & 3 RBIs in 3 games with the AZL

Padres 1 after signing in August

COLLEGE: University of Texas (Longhorns)… Spent 3 seasons at

Texas… Was set to transfer to Tarleton State University (Where is dad, Michael, was a NAIA All-American) after 3 years, but instead, signed with the Padres as a non-drafted free agent… Started 33 games Jr. year, batting .222 with 5 doubles, 6 home runs, & 17 RBIs

PREVIOUSLY DRAFTED: Selected by the Chicago Cubs in the

30th round of the 2014 MLB Draft out of Moody HS, but elected not to sign

FAMILY TIES: Father, also Michael Cantu, played 4 years in the

St. Louis Cardinals minor league system as well as 3 seasons of Inde-pendent ball

HIGH SCHOOL: Moody HS (Corpus Christi, TX)… Nickname: Tro-

jans… Selected as a Perfect Game All-American Sr. year of HS… Hit .352 for his career with 14 home runs & 109 RBIs… 4-year starting QB on the football team

OTHER: Had perfect attendance K-12… Ranked 7th academically in

his Sr. class



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18 - Rosario, Jeisson - OF 6-1, 191, L/L, 18, Santo Domingo, DR


Notes:

2018: On Opening Day roster

PADRES PROSPECT RANKING: No. 19 (MLB.com), No. 19 (Baseball America), No. 20 (FanGraphs)

SIGNED: July 2, 2016 at age of 16 for $1.85 mil-lion… by Chris Kemp (Padres Director of International Scouting) & Felix Feliz

2017: Ranked 5th in the Arizona League in hits (56)… Tied 5th in walks (33); compared to only 36 strikeouts

OF NOTE: No. 9 play on SportsCenter for a diving catch he made in center on May 3… Ambidextrous… Tabbed by Baseball America as the “Best Athlete” in the Padres system… Can do standing backflips & runs a 6.5-second 60-yard dash (considered “plus-plus”)

WHAT SCOUTS SAY: “ Rosario’s above-average speed enables him to cover ground with graceful strides in the outfield, and club officials are optimistic about his chances of remaining in center field.” - MLB Pipeline

WALK-UP SONGS: “ Te Burlaste” by Mozart La Pa-ra, Secreto

13 - Miller, Owen - INF 6-0, 190, R/R, 21, Mequon, WI


Notes:

2018: Transferred from Short-Season Tri-City on Aug. 8… North-

west League All-Star (started at shortstop for the Northwest League

DRAFTED: By the Padres in the 3rd round in 2018

COLLEGE: Illinois State… Red Birds… Succeeded Paul

DeJong (St. Louis Cardinals SS & 2B) as the Red Birds’ shortstop in 2016… Went on to play shortstop in every inning of every game during his 3 season at Illinois State… Head Coach Bo Durkac said, “Owen was, in my opinion, a more complete hitter,” than DeJong, who finished 2nd in the NL Rookie of the Year Award voting in 2017, during his time at Illinois State… His junior year in 2018, he slashed .384/.433/.537 with 15 doubles, 1 triple, 6 home runs, & 35 RBIs… Recorded 88 hits, which was the most in any season by a player in Illinois State history.

HIGH SCHOOL: Ozaukee HS (Fredonia, WI)… Warriors… Also

played football & basketball (set school scoring record with 1,115 career points)… Actually only played for school’s baseball team as a freshman before focusing on travel ball with the Chicago Scouts Association team (played with current teammate Jack Suwinski)

FROM: Fredonia, WI, a village of about 2,000 people in Ozau-

kee County — about 30 miles north of Milwaukee

OTHER: During the summer of 2017, Miller hit for the cycle

twice in a span of three days while playing for the Lakeshore Chi-nooks in the Northwoods League (The Padres have 2 cycles in their entire history)

21 – Melean, Kelvin - INF 6-0, 165, R/R, 19, Guatire, VEN

Hit Streak: — On-Base Streak: —

Notes: 2018: On High-A Lake Elisnore’s opening day ros-

ter… Slashed .263/.305/.326 in 49 games with 9 doubles, 1 triple, & 13 RBIs… Transferred to Fort Wayne when Justin Lopez went on the Disabled List with a broken thumb on July 7

OF NOTE: Tied for the highest line drive per-centage (22%) among any Storm player with 20 or more plate appearances this season with 2017 TinCap Buddy Reed. Reed competed in 2018 Fu-tures Game in Nationals Park in Washington, D.C.

2017: Spent all season with Short-Season Tri-City at 18 years old… Slashed .229/.311/.260 in 59 games with the Dust Devils along with 5 doubles, 1 triple, & 17 RBIs

SIGNED: Signed by Luis Prieto as a non-drafted free agent on July 2, 2015

27 - Feight, Nick - INF 5-11, 200, R/R, 22, Gainsville, VA


Notes: DRAFTED: By the Padres in the 19th round of

the 2017 draft 2018: Transferred to Fort Wayne on June 1 from

Extended Spring Training 2017: Played in 40 games with Padres 2 teams in

the rookie level Arizona League… Slashed .247/.341/.380 with 12 doubles, 1 triple, 2 HR & 19 RBIs

COLLEGE: Attended UNC Wilmington… As a junior in 2017, played 40 games at DH, 18 games at C, 1 game at 1B… Earned All-CAA 1st Team after batting .293 with 15 home runs (2nd on the team) and a team-leading 48 RBIs… In 2016 as a sophomore, Feight was voted as the CAA Player of the Year and a Louisville Slugger First-Team All-American when he slashed .349/.410/.726 with 21 home runs and 91 RBIs

WALK-UP SONG: “ Hit This Hard” by Post Malone



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2 - Suwinski, Jack - OF 6-2, 206, L/L, 20, Chicago, IL


Notes: 2018: On Opening Day roster 2017: Was the 10th youngest player in MWL at start of

season… With Fort Wayne for entirety of season DRAFTED: By the Padres in the 15th round in 2016 HIGH SCHOOL: Taft High School (Chicago, IL)…

Named after our 27th President, William Howard Taft, who was the 1st President to throw out a ceremonial 1st pitch in 1910 on Opening Day for the Washington Senators… It’s also the alma mater of Jim Jacobs, a co-writer of Grease, which is partly based on the school

COLLEGE COMMITMENT: Indiana University… Literal-ly had bags packed to go before signing with Padres at last minute

FAMILY: His father, Tim, recently retired after a long career as a carpenter in Chicago and tries to travel to as many games as he can… Mom (Ann) and older sister (Heidi) also frequently attend

OTHER: Favorite player growing up: Paul Konerko… Hobbies outside of baseball: Swimming, shopping, & eat-ing… Ideal job outside of baseball: Actor or WWE Wres-tler… Interested in video production

WALK-UP SONG: “ Glass Shatters” by Disturbed (Stone Cold Steve Austin entrance music)

3 - Washington, Jalen - C 5-11, 188, 23, R/R, Twinsburg, OH

Hit Streak: — On-Base Streak: —

Notes:


DRAFTED: By the Padres in the 29th round in 2017

HIGH SCHOOL: Twinsburg HS (Twinsburg, OH)

COLLEGE: Ohio State

OF NOTE: Hometown is about 28 miles away from Classic Park, home of the Lake County Captains… With about 25 family members and friends in attendance, homered in consecutive games @ Lake County June 28-29

VERSATILE: Multi-sport athlete at Twinsburg High School, a 2-year letter winner at Twinsburg in baseball. He lettered 3 years in basketball (point guard) and 3 years in football (QB), was named 2nd team All-Ohio as a junior on the gridiron and a 3-time all-conference selection in basketball… Recruited in all 3 sports he plays, but mainly in baseball and football where Division I colleges came calling, OSU, Ohio U & Eastern Michigan recruited him in baseball. Wisconsin, Eastern Michi-gan, Boston College, Toledo & Lafayette were some of the schools that showed interest in football… Ultimately, Ohio State was his dream school no matter what

FAMILY: Brother Devonte is a rising sophomore catcher at Ohio U... Other brother Darius played previously at Akron… Parents (Barbara and Edward) also were successful athletes and graduated from Shaker Heights and Cleveland St. Joseph, respectively. Edward played for Ohio University and earned All-Mid-American Conference honors.

OTHER: Favorite player growing up: Kenny Lofton… Favorite mov-ie to watch on a bus trip: Bull Durham… Hobbies outside of baseball: Skiing & Snowboarding… Ideal job outside of baseball: Entrepreneur…

WALK-UP SONG: “Dawsin’s Breek” by Ty Dolla $ign ft. Jeremiah

37 - Seagle, Chandler - C 6-0, 190, R/R, 22, New Bern, NC

Hit Streak: — On-Base Streak: +1 (Aug. 26)

Notes: 2018: Transferred to Fort Wayne on August 17

from Short Season Tri-City… Played in 16 games with the Dust Devils, slashing .213/.367/.255 with 2 doubles and 5 RBIs

2017: After being drafted in early June, played 24 games with Tri-City slashing .229/.312/.313 be-fore being transferred to Fort Wayne on August 12… Played 10 games with the TinCaps, slashed .148/.143/.185 with 1 double and 4 RBIs

DRAFTED: By the Padres in the 30th round in the 2017 MLB Draft out of Appalachian State

COLLEGE: Appalachian State (Mountaineers)… Known as one of the Sun Belt’s best defensive catchers catching 18 would be base stealers in his junior year in 2017… Started 48 of the team’s 55 games behind the plate

HIGH SCHOOL: New Bern HS (New Bern, NC)… All-State honoree… Hit .437 as a senior

12 - Ruiz, Esteury - INF 6-0, 169, R/R, 19, Azua, DR


Notes:


PADRES PROSPECT RANKING: No. 12 (Baseball Ameri-

ca), No. 17 (MLB.com), No. 18 (FanGraphs)

SIGNED: By the Royals on July 3, 2015 at the age of 16

for $100,000

TRADED: From the Royals with lefties Travis Wood &

Matt Strahm on July 24, 2017, for Trevor Cahill, Ryan Buch-ter & Brandon Mauer

2017: Led AZL in hitting (.350), doubles (20), triples (10), and

total bases (124)

OF NOTE: 2017 Arizona League MVP… Baseball America

“Rookie All-Star”… MiLB.com “Organization All-Star”… MiLB.com AZL Player of the Month for July… AZL Post-Season All-Star… Wears No. 12 because of his favorite play-er, former big leaguer Alfonso Soriano, who scouts often compare him to

WHAT SCOUTS SAY: “ Outside of Luis Urias and Fernan-

do Tatis Jr., Ruiz, who will play all of 2018 at age 19, might be the best pure hitter in San Diego’s system… The teenager has the tools to project as an everyday player at the highest level…” - MLB Pipeline

WALK-UP SONG: “ All Me” by Drake


MULTI-HIT GAMES MULTI-RBI GAMES LAST HOME RUN INFO

Player Total 2 3 4 5+ Total 2 3 4 5+ Date / Location

Almanzar, Luis 10 10 1 1 July 11 @ CR

Arias, Gabriel 21 18 2 1 9 7 1 1 Aug. 27 @ SB

Basabe, Olivier 3 2 1

Belen, Carlos 11 10 1 8 6 1 1 May 27 @ LAN

Burgos, Aldemar 2 2 1 1 Aug. 20 @ LAN

Campusano, Luis 25 22 3 10 9 1 June 5 @ SB

Cantu, Michael 2 2 2 1 1 Aug. 29 vs. LC

Carter, Tre 2 2

Feight, Nick 11 10 1 3 2 1 July 25 @ DAY

Fernandez, Juan 10 8 2 7 4 2 1 July 31 @ BG

Ilarraza, Reinaldo 4 3 1 1 1

Jarmon, Hunter 1 1

Lopez, Justin 16 14 2 7 5 2 July 4 vs. GL

Miller, Owen 10 6 2 2 3 2 1 Aug. 9 @ LC

Melean, Kelvin 9 6 2 1 5 4 1 Aug. 17 vs. SB

Ornelas, Tirso 23 18 5 11 7 4 July 1 @ LC

Podorsky, Robbie 23 18 2 2 1 5 4 1 June 22 vs. WM

Rosario, Jeisson 35 30 2 3 6 6 Aug. 25 @ SB

Ruiz, Esteury 25 15 9 1 12 9 2 1 Aug. 5 vs. LAN

Suwinski, Jack 22 19 3 12 8 3 1 Aug. 23 @ GL

Washington, Jason 13 13 6 5 1 Aug. 24 @ SB

2018 TINCAPS MISCELLANEOUS HITTING NOTES

STARTS BY POSITION

C 1B 2B 3B SS LF CF RF DH

55 6

6 102 8

4 5 8

40 2

3 18 1

36 4 29

5

12 8 7 1

37 8

44 20

17 8

6 1

24 15 19 7

18 18 2 2

7 8 6

3 5 63 12

46 8 1

106 1 2

69 16 21

6

57 43 2

40 50 2

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STARTS BY SPOT IN BATTING ORDER

Player 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

Almanzar, Luis 1 6 10 8 21 16

Arias, Gabriel 1 12 2 21 31 31 17

Basabe, Olivier 2 14 1

Belen, Carlos 17 9 5 8 3

Burgos, Aldemar 1 4 2 15

Campusano, Luis 9 50 9

Cantu, Michael 1 4

Carter, Tre 1 1 1 25

Feight, Nick 1 3 10 11 10 10

Fernandez, Juan 1 1 8 15 22 17

Ilarraza, Reinaldo 1 6 12 4

Jarmon, Hunter 7

Lopez, Justin 3 5 27 31 2

Melean, Kelvin 5 3 4 8 4 8

Miller, Owen 18 3

Ornelas, Tirso 75 9

Podorksy, Robbie 21 18 14

Rosario, Jeisson 93 2 14 1

Ruiz, Esteury 10 63 4 5 14 10

Seagle, Chandler 6

Suwinski, Jack 4 2 7 11 3 8 15 15 39

Washington, Jason 5 9 17 42 19


2018 MISCELLANEOUS NOTES

THE LAST TIME...

TinCaps Swept 3-Game Series-Home: June 25-27, 2018 vs. Bowling Green TinCaps Swept 3-Game Series-Road: July 12-14, 2017 @ Burlington TinCaps Swept 4-Game Series-Home: July 29-August 1, 2017 vs. Dayton TinCaps Swept 4-Game Series-Road: August 5-8, 2017 @ Great Lakes TinCaps Were Swept 3-Game Series-Home: August 4-6, 2018 vs. Lansing TinCaps Were Swept 3-Game Series-Road: August 21-23, 2018 @ Great Lakes TinCaps Were Swept 4-Game Series-Home: July 6-9, 2018 vs. Bowling Green TinCaps Were Swept 4-Game Series-Road: June 30-July 3, 2017 @ Dayton No-Hitter: May 9, 2013 - 1-0 win vs. Great Lakes (Max Fried, Matthew Shepherd, Leonel Campos, and Roman Madrid) Got No-Hit: June 6, 2018 @ South Bend (L, 7-0) Complete Game: August 6, 2017 @ Great Lakes, W 4-3 — Ronald Bolaños (5.2 IP — weather) Complete Game Shutout: June 23, 2016 @ Bowling Green, W 4-0 — Thomas Dorminy (6.0 IP — weather) Complete Game: Aug. 29, 2012 vs. West Michigan (L, 1-0) — James Needy Combined Shutout: Aug. 9 @ Lake County (W, 4-0) Consecutive Shutouts: July 3-4, 2018 vs. Great Lakes Got Shut Out: July 30 @ Bowling Green (L, 1-0) Extra-Inning Game: August 1, 2018 vs. Dayton (L, 7-5) Grand Slam: April 11, 2018 vs. Lansing (Carlos Belen, W 9-4) Allowed Grand Slam: July 27, 2018 @ Dayton (Lorenzo Cedrola, L, 8-6) Back-to-Back Home Runs: September 10, 2017 @ Dayton (Brad Zunica and Marcus Greene Jr., W 6-0) 2-Homer Game: July 25, 2018 @ Dayton (Kelvin Melean, W 12-0) 3-Homer Game: July 22, 2010 vs. Peoria (Jonathan Galvez) Home Run in Consecutive Games: Aug. 25 & 27 @ South Bend & Aug. 29 vs. Lake County (Michael Cantu) Walk-Off Win: August 2, 2018 (Walk-off single by Hunter Jarmon to score Jalen Washington, W 5-4) Walk-Offs in Consecutive Games: May 2-3, 2018 vs. Beloit Hit for the Cycle: Aug. 27, 2018 @ South Bend (Gabriel Arias: 5-for-6, 5 RBIs) 6-Hit Game: May 18, 2015 @ Lake County (Ruddy Giron, 6-for-6, W, 9-2) 5-Hit Game: Aug. 27, 2018 @ South Bend (Gabriel Arias: 5-for-6, 5 RBIs) Pitcher Batted: June 2, 2013 vs. West Michigan (Joe Church - bunt single) Position Player Pitched: April 19, 2018 (Carlos Belen vs. Great Lakes: 1.0 IP, 1 H, 0 R, 1 BB, 1 K) Inside-the-Park Home Run: April 9, 2018 vs. Lansing (Jeisson Rosario — To lead off the bottom of the 1st inning) Pinch-Hit Home Run: May 21, 2015 @ Lake County (Duanel Jones — 2-R HR in 9th)

Inning-by-Inning Score 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10+ Total

TinCaps 85 61 61 63 55 64 81 36 40 14 560

Opponents 57 70 70 51 54 61 73 40 59 18 547

Walk-Off Wins

1. May 2 vs. Beloit: Jack Suwinski HBP (7-6 in 9) 2. May 3 vs. Beloit: Tre Carter fielder’s choice grounder to first base, scoring Jalen Washington (3-2 in 10) 3. May 19 vs. South Bend: Gabriel Arias RBI single to center field, scoring Jalen Washington (5-4 in 10) 4. June 16 vs. Great Lakes: With Gabriel Arias batting, wild pitch scoring Robbie Podorsky (2-1 in 9) 5. July 5 vs. Great Lakes: Justin Lopez walk, scoring Tirso Ornelas (6-5 in 10) 6. August 2 vs. Dayton: Hunter Jarmon singles, scoring Jalen Washington (5-4 in 9)


2018 SEASON W-L-S ERA IP H R ER BB SO

26-22-32 3.74 493.2 267 249 205 185 413

Wednesday, Aug. 29 vs. LC S 3.0 2 0 0 1 6

Monday, Aug. 27 @ SB W 6.1 6 3 3 2 8

Sunday, Aug. 26 @ SB L 3.2 9 6 6 5 2

Saturday, Aug. 25 @ SB, Game 2 W-S 4.0 4 2 2 0 2

Saturday, Aug. 25 @ SB, Game 1 W-S 2.2 0 0 0 3 5

2018 TINCAPS BULLPEN NOTES Left

Right

Dan Dallas Reiss Knehr

Fred Schlichtholz Nick Kuzia

Danny Sexton Evan Miller

Gabe Mosser

Austin Smith

Last Three Outings: IP H R ER BB SO IRS/IR: 0/0 Last Save: Consecutive Scoreless App: — Consecutive Scoreless Inn: —

Notes:

THROWS: Fastball, Curveball, Changeup

2018: Transferred from Tri-City on August 29… Made 1

appearances earlier this year with Fort Wayne on April 25 before going back to Arizona… In 22 appearances (1 GS) with the Dust Devils, posted a 4.26 ERA with 33 Ks in 31.2 IP

2017: After being signed in June, he made 16 appearances with

San Diego’s rookie ball team in the Arizona League. He posted a 4.35 ERA in 20 2/3 innings pitched while striking out 24 batters.

SIGNED: By the Padres as a non-drafted free agent on June

23, 2017 by John Stewart.

COLLEGE: Pitched three years for the River Hawks at

UMass-Lowell. UMass-Lowell became a Division-1 university in baseball in 2014. Since the switch to D1, Kuzia ranks 2nd in the UMass-Lowell record books in strikeouts with 115 (2015-17). In 2017, his junior season, Kuzia appeared in 15 games with 9 starts while posting a 4.47 ERA. He pitched in 58.1 innings, allowing 62 hits, while striking out 54 batters.

25 - Kuzia, Nick - RHP 6-4, 190, R/R, 22, Seymour, CT

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Last Three Outings: IP H R ER BB SO Wednesday, Aug. 29 vs. LC 1.0 1 0 0 0 3 Saturday, Aug. 25 @ SB (G2) 3.0 2 0 0 0 4 Tuesday, Aug. 21 @ GL 2.0 1 0 0 1 1 IRS/IR: 2/9 Last Save: Aug. 29 vs. LC Consecutive Scoreless App: 3 Consecutive Scoreless Inn: 6.1 Notes:

THROWS: Fastball, Slider, Changeup

2018: Transferred from Extended on April 23

2017: Started season in Extended Spring Training...Transferred to Fort

Wayne on April 19 and made 4 relief appearances (6 IP, 13 H, 13 R, 11 ER, 6 BB, 6 K)...Transferred back to Extended Spring Training on May 8...Transferred to Short-Season A Tri-City on June 12 and made 8 relief appearances (13.2 IP, 13 H, 5 R, 3 ER, BB, 14 K)...Transferred back to Fort Wayne on July 15 to make more appearances before getting transferred back to Short-Season A Tri-City to make 4 more appearances.

DRAFTED: By the Padres in the 22nd round in 2016.

COLLEGE: IPFW (Fort Wayne Mastodons)… 2 seasons, pitched in 31

games (29 starts). Led the Dons in strikeouts with 71 in 72.1 innings... In 2015, set a school record with 94 Ks in 80 innings… Helped lead Fort Wayne to the Summit League Championship Series in both of his seasons, including this past year when the Mastodons won a school-record 33 games… First ever Fort Wayne Mastodon on TinCaps roster… 3rd ever player drafted out of the school

HIGH SCHOOL: LaPorte HS (LaPorte, IN); Mascot: Slicers… About 100

miles northwest of Parkview Field

ACE: During the All-Star break, playing golf with his dad and grandfather,

hit a hole-in-one

33 - Miller, Evan - RHP 6-2, 202, R/R, 23, LaPorte, IN

30 - Knehr, Reiss - RHP 6-2, 205, L/R, 21, Glen Head, NY

Last Three Outings: IP H R ER BB SO Wednesday, Aug. 29 vs. LC 2.0 1 0 0 1 3 Saturday, Aug. 25 @ SB (G2)* 3.0 1 0 0 1 4 Tuesday, Aug. 21 @ GL 2.2 3 1 0 0 1 *Start IRS/IR: 0/1 Last Save: Consecutive Scoreless App: 2 Consecutive Scoreless Inn: 5.1 Notes:

2018: Transferred to Fort Wayne on August 4… Made 12 appearances with the

San Diego 1 team in the Arizona Rookie League holding a 2.84 ERA… Pitched 19 innings, allowed 12 hits, 6 ER, 8 BB, and struck out 25

DRAFTED: By the Padres in the 20th round in 2018 MLB Draft on June 6

COLLEGE: Fordham University… Was the 36th Ram to be taken in the MLB

Draft, including 1 of 6 drafted in the last 4 years (1 of 2 drafted by the Padres)… In 2015, the Padres drafted 2016 TinCap Brett Kennedy out of Fordham with an 11th round pick (Kennedy is set to make his Padres debut on Wednesday in Milwaukee)… As a junior in 2018, Knehr boasted a 2.40 ERA in 15 GS as the ace of the staff with 93 strikeouts in 90.0 IP… In 3 years, tied for second place on Fordham’s career strikeouts list (218) with Brett Kennedy, while being 10th in career ERA (2.93)… Also played 27 games in the field (Mostly at 2B) during 2018, slashing .259/.333/.370 with 2 HR and 13 RBIs… Became the only pitcher in 155 years at Fordham to record 2 seasons of at least 85 strikeouts

HIGH SCHOOL: Multi-sport athlete at St. Dominic High School… Played varsity

baseball, soccer, basketball and football… 2015 Perfect Game Honorable Mention All-American… 3-time Top 100 player as ranked by Baseball Player Magazine… Recipient of the President’s Award for Academic Excellence

Last Three Outings: IP H R ER BB SO Sunday, Aug. 26 @ SB 0.0 3 2 2 2 0 Saturday, Aug. 25 @ SB (G1) 1.0 0 0 0 0 0 Wednesday, Aug. 22 @ GL 1.0 0 0 0 0 3 IRS/IR: 2/2 Last Save: Aug. 25 @ SB (G1) Consecutive Scoreless App: — Consecutive Scoreless Inn: — NOTES:

2018: Transferred to Fort Wayne on August 14… Made 16 appearances with Short

Season Tri-City with a 2.03 ERA… Recorded 45 strikeouts in only 26.2 IP while allowing only 12 hits… Northwest League All-Star… Struck out 44% of the batters he faced (45 K/102 TBF)… 1st season as solely a relief pitcher after making 9 apperances, 7 starts in his first 2 years in the system

2017: Made only 4 starts, pitching 10.0 innings, because of shoulder and back injuries…

Held a 9.00 ERA

DRAFTED: By the Padres in the 7th round of the 2016 MLB Draft out of Canisius HS

(Buffalo, NY)

COMMITMENT: Monmouth University

HIGH SCHOOL: Served as a 2-way star with Canisius HS as a 4-year starter posting a

16-1 career record and batting .492 during his senior season

THE CHANGE: After accumulating injuries and posting a 9.00 ERA last year, Dan

says the biggest difference this year is that his changeup has taken off after being mostly a fastball/curveball guy previously… He said that he has become more consistent keeping his changeup at the same arm slot, same arm speed, and same delivery as his fastball this season

COUSIN: Paul Goldschmidt of the Diamondbacks (their moms are sisters)… Talks

to Paul regularly and considers him a role model

24 - Dallas, Dan - LHP 6-2, 180, L/L, 20, Buffalo, NY


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Last Three Outings: IP H R ER BB SO Sunday, Aug. 26 @ SB 1.0 3 3 3 1 0 Friday, Aug. 24 @ SB 2.0 2 2 1 0 2 Monday, Aug. 20 @ LAN 3.0 0 0 0 1 1 IRS/IR: 1/1 Last Save: Consecutive Scoreless App: — Consecutive Scoreless Inn: —

Notes:

2018: Appeared in 9 games with the SD2 team in the AZL…

Held a 1.00 ERA in 18.0 IP with 13 strikeouts… Transferred to San Antonio for a spot appearance on Aug. 5… Transferred from Double-A San Antonio to Fort Wayne on Aug. 10

2017: Appeared in 13 games, making 2 starts for the SD1

team in the AZL with a 6.75 ERA in 30.2 IP with 35 strikeouts

ACQUIRED: Signed by the Padres as an undrafted free

agent on June 23, 2017

COLLEGE: Wright State (Dayton, OH)… Raiders…

Originally went to the University of Tiffin out of HS… Transferred to Sinclair College in 2015… Transferred to Wright State in 2016, but redshirted… As a junior in 2017, made 14 appearances/13 starts with a 2.78 ERA in 90.2 IP

CAREER PATH: Majored in organizational leadership at

Wright State, and said his long-term gaol after any professional baseball he might play is to go into computer science

HIGH SCHOOL: Watkins Memorial HS (Etna, OH)…

Warriors

FAMILY: Older brother Robby is a relief pitcher for the

Visalia Rawhides (Arizona Diamondbacks) in the High-A

14 - Sexton, Danny - LHP 6-0, 195, R/L, 23, Pataskla, OH 17 - Smith, Austin - RHP 6-4, 220, R/R, 21, Boynton Beach, FL

Last Three Outings: IP H R ER BB SO Sunday, Aug. 26 @ SB 2.2 3 1 1 2 2 Thursday, Aug. 23 @ GL 2.0 0 0 0 0 3 Sunday, Aug. 29 @ LAN 1.0 0 0 0 1 1 IRS/IR: 1/3 Last Save: — Consecutive Scoreless App: — Consecutive Scoreless Inn: —

Notes:

THROWS: Fastball, Curveball, Changeup

2018: On opening day roster for High-A Lake Elsinore..

Transferred to Fort Wayne on June 21… Made 21

appearances out of the bullpen for the Storm with a 7.56 ERA

in 33.1 IP

2017: Made 30 appearances, 8 starts between Fort Wayne

and Tri-City… Held a 6.12 ERA between both levels in 60.1

IP… Struck out 57 with 39 walks

DRAFTED: By the Padres in the 2nd round in 2015 (51st

overall)… Was the first selection in the A.J. Preller era with

the Padres not holding a 1st round pick in 2015

OF NOTE: Pitched for the USA Under-18 National Team in

2014

COLLEGE COMMITMENT: Florida Atlantic

BACKGROUD: He and his younger brother are adopted

OTHER: If not a baseball player, would want to be a

firefighter

20 - Mosser, Gabe - RHP 6-4, 179, R/R, 22, Allentown, PA

Last Three Outings: IP H R ER BB SO Monday, Aug. 27 @ SB 4.1 4 0 0 1 6 Thursday, Aug. 23 @ GL 2.2 1 0 0 1 7 IRS/IR: 4/4 Last Save: Consecutive Scoreless App: 2 Consecutive Scoreless Inn: 7.0

Notes:

2018: Transferred to Fort Wayne from Short Season Tri-City on

August 22… Appeared in 16 games, all in relief, with the Dust Devils holding a 2.37 ERA… 30.1 IP, 26 H, 8 ER, 7 BB, 41 Ks

DRAFTED: By the Padres in the 27th round of the 2018 MLB

Draft in June (Signed for $1,000)

HIGH SCHOOL: Parkland HS (Allentown, PA)… Nickname:

Trojans

COLLEGE: Shippensburg University (NCAA DII)…

Nickname: Raiders… Spent 4 seasons with the Raiders, starting the last 2 seasons…During senior year in 2018, made 13 appearances, 12 starts, posting a 3.28 ERA in 74 innings pitched… Struck out 93 batters to 21 walks

MORE ABOUT SHIPPENSBURG: Commonly known as Ship

or SU… Located in Shippensburg, Pennsylvania… Established in 1871… 6,942 undergraduates… Notable Alumni: Brent Grimes (NFL, Buccaneers), John Kuhn (NFL), & Lil Skies (Rapper)

DRAFT DAY: Got a call from a teammate, Cash Gladfelter,

saying that the teammate was going to be drafted. Gabe went inside to watch Cash’s name appear online, and instead, seven pick before Gladfelter went to the Mariners, Gabe saw his own name on the MLB Draft tracker when he was selected by the Padres in the 27th round

33 - Schlichtholz, Fred - LHP 6-3, 215, R/L, 22, Coronado, CA

Last Three Outings: IP H R ER BB SO Monday, Aug. 27 @ SB 2.0 2 3 3 1 2 Saturday, Aug. 25 @ SB (G1) 1.2 0 0 0 1 5 Wednesday, Aug. 22 @ GL 0.1 1 0 0 0 0 IRS/IR: 3/13 Last Save: Consecutive Scoreless App: — Consecutive Scoreless Inn: —

Notes:

THROWS: Fastball, Slider, Changeup

2018: On Opening Day roster… Transferred to Extended Spring

Training on April 23… Transferred to Triple-A El Paso on June 2… Transferred back to Extended on June 3… Transferred to Fort Wayne on June 12

DRAFTED: 13th round in 2017

HIGH SCHOOL: Coronado HS (Coronado, CA)

COLLEGE: Fresno State… Led the Mountain West in fewest

hits allowed (57), earned runs allowed (33) & HR allowed (2)… Ranked 4th for Fresno State in innings pitched (61.2) and strikeouts (64) and picked up a pair of saves against Air Force (April 13) and New Mexico (May 12) this spring…. Tossed a career-high nine strikeouts against UC Riverside (Feb. 24) and notched at least one strikeout in 26 of his 31 appearances…. Redshirted in 2015 and pitched in only three games as a rsSO in 2016…. In 2014 as a freshman was amed Mountain West Pitcher of the Week on April 28 (for the week of April 21-27) - in only appearance of the week, entered play in the 14th inning of a 1-1 game vs. then-ranked No. 29 Cal State Fullerton on April 23, retired nine consecutive batters faced that set up a 2-1 walk-off win in the bottom of the 16th inning

OTHER: Favorite athlete is Sandy Koufax

WALK-OUT SONG: “ Modern Slavery” by Huncho Jack


Team Miscellaneous Longest Winning Streak: 6 (Aug. 12-18; June 24-28) Longest Losing Streak: 6 (Aug. 19-24; April 5-10) Largest Margin of Victory: 15 (June 10 vs. Lansing, W 15-0) Largest Margin of Defeat: 11 (April 8 vs. Lake County, L 12-1) Largest Shutout Win: 15-0 (June 10 vs. Lansing) Largest Shutout Loss: 9-0 (May 8 @ Quad Cities) Longest Game, Time (9 inn): 4:14 (April 6 @ Lake County, L 10-8) Longest Game, Time (10+ inn): 3:53 (July 19 vs. Burlington, L 4-2) Longest Game, Innings: 12, 2x (July 19 vs. Burlington, L 4-2; May 11 @ Kane County, L 6-5 in 12) Shortest Game, Time (9 inn): 1:56 (June 12 @ Bowling Green, L 2-1) Shortest Game, Time (7 inn): 1:52 (June 24 vs. West Michigan (G2), W 6-3) Largest Crowd, Home: 8,805 (July 4 vs. Great Lakes, W 7-0) Smallest Crowd, Home: 1,863 (April 10 vs. Lansing, L 6-5) Largest Crowd, Road: 8,246 (April 28 @ Dayton, W 10-1) Smallest Crowd, Road: 749 (April 25 @ Great Lakes, L 8-3) Largest Comeback Win: 6 (June 1 @ Great Lakes, W 7-6) Largest Blown Lead in a Loss: 7 (May 26 @ Lansing, L 12-11) Most Errors, Game: 5, 2x (July 13 @ Cedar Rapids, L 4-2; May 26 @ Lansing, L 12-11) Most Errors by Opponent: 7 (May 18 vs. South Bend, W 13-2) Most Double Plays Turned: 6 (May 11 @ Kane County, L 6-5 in 12) — Franchise Record Most Left on Base: 14, 2x (May 14 vs. West Michigan, W 5-3; April 20 vs. Dayton, L 9-5) Warmest First Pitch Temperature: 93° (July 4 vs. Great Lakes, W 7-0) Coldest First Pitch Temperature: 35° (April 18 vs. Great Lakes, W 7-2) Team Batting Most Runs, Game: 15, 2x (Aug. 27 @ South Bend, W 15-5; June 10 vs. Lansing, W 15-0) Most Runs, Inning: 9 (6th inning, July 25 @ Dayton, W 12-0) Most Hits, Game: 19 (June 10 vs. Lansing, W 15-0) Most Hits, Inning: 9 (6th inning, July 25 @ Dayton, W 12-0) Most Walks, Game: 12 (Aug. 8 @ Lake County, W 9-8) Most Home Runs, Game: 3 (Aug. 23 @ Great Lakes, L 9-6; July 25 @ Dayton, W 12-0) Most Triples, Game: 3 (May 26 @ Lansing, L 12-11) Most Doubles, Game: 6, 2x (Aug. 27 @ South Bend, W 15-5; May 24 @ West Michigan, W 3-0) Most Extra-Base Hits, Game: 9 (Aug. 27 @ South Bend, W 15-5) Most Stolen Bases, Game: 7 (Aug. 3 vs. Dayton, W 5-2) Most Strikeouts, 9-Inn Game: 18 (April 9 vs. Lansing, L 10-1) Most Strikeouts, All Games: 18 (April 9 vs. Lansing, L 10-1) Individual Batting Most Hits: 5, 2x (Gabriel Arias, Aug. 27 @ South Bend, W 15-5; Robbie Podorsky, June 15 vs. Great Lakes, W 5-2) Most Runs: 5 (Esteury Ruiz, June 10 vs. Lansing, W 15-0) Most Extra-Base Hits: 3, 3x (Last — Gabriel Arias, Aug. 27 @ South Bend, W 15-5) Most Total Bases: 11 (Gabriel Arias, Aug. 27 @ South Bend, W 15-5) Most Doubles: 2, 10x (Last — Owen Miller, Aug. 27 @ South Bend, W 15-5) Most Triples: 2 (Esteury Ruiz, May 5 vs. Wisconsin, L 8-4) Most HR: 2 (Kelvin Melean, July 25 @ Dayton, W 12-0) Most RBI: 5, 2x (Gabriel Arias, Aug. 27 @ South Bend, W 15-5; Kelvin Melean, July 25 @ Dayton, W 12-0) Most Walks: 4 (Jack Suwinski, Aug. 8 @ Lake County, W 9-8) Most Strikeouts: 4, 7x (Last — Chandler Seagle, Aug. 22 @ Great Lakes, L 2-1) Most Stolen Bases: 3, 2x (Esteury Ruiz, May 29 vs. Bowling Green, L 7-5; Reinaldo Ilarraza, April 13 @ Bowling Green, W 13-2) Longest Hitting Streak: 12, Juan Fernandez (April 9-27) Longest On-Base Streak: 27, Tirso Ornelas (May 24–June 27) Team Pitching Most Runs Allowed, Game: 13 (April 12 vs. Lansing, L 13-4) Most Runs Allowed, Inning: 11 (April 12 vs. Lansing, L 13-4) Fewest Hits Allowed, Game: 2, 3x (Aug. 9 @ Lake County, W 4-0; July 25 @ Dayton, W 12-0; April 5 @ Lake County, L 3-2) Most Hits Allowed, Game: 19 (May 26 @ Lansing, L 12-11) Most Hits Allowed, Inning: 7 ( May 26 @ Lansing, L 12-11) Most HR Allowed, Game: 4 (April 25 @ Great Lakes, L 8-3) Most SB Allowed: 6 (April 22 vs. Dayton, W 7-6) Most Strikeouts, 9 inn Game: 16 (April 17 vs. Great Lakes, W 7-5) Most Strikeouts, All Games: 19 (July 19 vs. Burlington, L 4-2) Most Walks Allowed: 13 (April 12 vs. Lansing, L 13-4) Most Extra-Base Hits Allowed: 6 (Aug. 26 @ South Bend, L 10-9; May 29 vs. Bowling Green, L 7-5) Individual Pitching Most Innings Pitched, Start: 7.0, 5x (Last — Nick Margevicius, June 25 vs. Bowling Green, W 5-1) Fewest Innings Pitched, Start: 2.0, 4x (Last — MacKenzie Gore, July 21 vs. Clinton, L 7-5) Most Innings Pitched, Relief: 6.0 (Aaron Leasher, June 10 vs. Lansing, W 15-0) Most Hits Allowed, Starter: 11 (Aaron Leasher, July 8 vs. Bowling Green, L 4-3) Most Hits Allowed, Reliever: 8, 2x (Osvaldo Hernandez, July 9 vs. Bowling Green, L 6-1; Ben Sheckler, April 9 vs. Lansing, L 10-1) Most Strikeouts, Starter: 11 (Tom Cosgrove, Aug. 17 vs. South Bend, W 6-5) Most Strikeouts, Reliever: 8, Aaron Leasher (June 5 @ South Bend, L 8-7) Most Walks, Starter: 6, Mason Thompson (April 19 vs. Great Lakes, L 10-2) Most Walks, Reliever: 4, 2x (Last — Spencer Kulman, April 12 vs. Lansing, L 13-4) Most Earned Runs, Starter: 8, Mason Thompson (April 19 vs. Great Lakes, L 10-2) Most Earned Runs, Reliever: 8 (Will Stillman, April 8 vs. Lake County, L 12-1)

2018 TINCAPS HIGHS AND LOWS

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2018 OPENING DAY ROSTER (April 5, 2018) P (13): Tom Cosgrove, Joe Galindo, MacKenzie Gore, Jordan Guerrero, Henry Henry, Osvaldo Hernandez, Aaron Leasher, Nick Margevicius, Adrian Martinez, Fred Schlichtholz, Ben Sheckler, Will Stillman, Mason Thompson C (3): Luis Campusano, Juan Fernandez, Jalen Washington INF (5): Gabriel Arias, Carlos Belen, Reinaldo Ilarraza, Justin Lopez, Esteury Ruiz OF (4): Tre Carter, Tirso Ornelas, Jeisson Rosario, Jack Suwinski

April 8: RHP Adrian Martinez placed on Temporary Inactive List… LHP Travis Radke transferred from Extended Spring Training April 9: RHP Will Stillman transferred to Extended Spring Training… RHP Joe Galindo transferred to Extended Spring Training… RHP Caleb Boushley transferred from Extended Spring Training… RHP Spencer Kulman transferred from Extended Spring Training April 11: LHP MacKenzie Gore placed on 7-Day Disabled List April 13: RHP Adrian Martinez reinstated from Temporary Inactive List April 16: RHP Spencer Kulman transferred to Extended Spring Training… RHP Jared Carkuff transferred from Double-A San Antonio April 23: RHP Henry Henry transferred to Extend Spring Training… LHP Fred Schlichtholz transferred to Extended Spring Training… RHP Nick Kuzia transferred from Extended Spring Training… RHP Evan Miller transferred from Extended Spring Training April 28: RHP Nick Kuzia transferred to Extended Spring Training… RHP Emmanuel Ramirez transferred from Extended May 7: LHP MacKenzie Gore reinstated from Disabled List… LHP Osvaldo Hernandez placed on Disabled List May 10: INF Luis Almanzar transferred from Extended Spring Training… INF Reinaldo Ilarraza transferred to Extended Spring Training May 13: RHP Emmanuel Ramirez transferred to High-A Lake Elsinore May 15: LHP Osvaldo Hernandez reinstated from Disabled List May 16: RHP Luis Patiño transferred from Extended Spring Training… RHP Adrian Martinez transferred to Extended Spring Training May 18: OF Robbie Podorsky transferred from Advanced-A Lake Elsinore… OF Tre Carter transferred to Extended Spring Training May 19: LHP MacKenzie Gore placed on 7-Day Disabled List May 21: RHP Will Stillman transferred from Extended Spring Training May 30: RHP Korey Anderson transferred from Extended Spring Training… RHP Will Stillman released May 31: RHP Diomar Lopez transferred from High-A Lake Elsinore… RHP Jared Carkuff released June 1: INF Nick Feight transferred from Extended Spring Training… INF Carlos Belen transferred to Extended Spring Training June 10: LHP MacKenzie Gore reinstated from Disabled List… RHP Diomar Lopez transferred to Extended Spring Training June 12: LHP Fred Schlichtholz transferred from Extended Spring Training… RHP Jordan Guerrero transferred to Extended Spring Training June 21: RHP Austin Smith transferred from High-A Lake Elsinore… RHP Korey Anderson transferred to Arizona League Padres July 5: LHP Nick Margevicius transferred to High-A Lake Elsinore July 6: RHP Dylan Coleman transferred from Short-Season Tri-City July 7: INF Kelvin Melean transferred from High-A Lake Elsinore… INF Justin Lopez placed on the Disabled List July 8: RHP Caleb Boushley transferred to Triple-A El Paso July 9: RHP Caleb Boushley transferred from Triple-A El-Paso July 20: RHP Jose Quezada transferred from Short-Season Tri-City… RHP Mason Thompson placed on the Disabled List July 24: OF Aldemar Burgos transferred from Short-Season Tri-City… OF Tirso Ornelas placed on the Disabled List Aug. 1: OF Hunter Jarmon transferred from AZL Padres 2… C Luis Campusano placed on the Disabled List Aug. 4: RHP Reiss Knehr transferred from AZL Padres 1… LHP Travis Radke transferred to Double-A San Antonio Aug. 6: OF Robbie Podorsky placed on the Disabled List Aug. 7: LHP Aaron Leasher transferred to High-A Lake Elsinore Aug. 8: INF Owen Miller and INF Olivier Basabe transferred from Short-Season Tri-City… INF Luis Almanzar transferred to AZL Padres Aug. 9: LHP Danny Sexton transferred from Double-A San Antonio… RHP Caleb Boushley transferred to High-A Lake Elsinore Aug. 12: RHP Mason Thompson activated from the Disabled List Aug. 14: LHP Dan Dallas transferred from Short Season Tri-City… RHP Jose Quezada placed on the Disabled List Aug. 17: C Chandler Seagle transferred from Short Season Tri-City… C Juan Fernandez placed on the Disabled List… LHP Osvaldo Hernandez placed on the Disabled List Aug. 21: LHP Ryan Weathers transferred from AZL Padres 2… LHP MacKenzie Gore placed on the Disabled List Aug. 22: C Michael Cantu transferred from High-A Lake Elsinore… RHP Gabe Mosser transferred from Short-Season Tri-City… OF Hunter Jarmon transferred to High-A Lake Elsinore Aug. 25: LHP Ben Sheckler transferred to High-A Lake Elsinore… RHP Henry Henry transferred from Short-Season Tri-City Aug. 29: LHP Joey Cantillo transferred from AZL Padres 2… RHP Nick Kuzia transferred from Short-Season Tri-City… RHP Dylan Coleman transferred to AZL Padres… RHP Luis Patiño transferred to AZL Padres

2018 TINCAPS TRANSACTIONS

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2018 TINCAPS DAY-BY-DAY (1ST HALF)

Date/Opponent Result Record Div. Stand (GB) FW HR Time/Attendance 1st Pitch Temp. April 5 @ LC, 6:30 p.m. L, 3-2 0-1 T-5th — 2:54 // 5,641 36° April 6 @ LC, 6:30 p.m. L, 10-8 0-2 T-7th Ornelas (1) 4:14 // 1,441 37° April 7 vs. LC, 6:05 p.m. L, 9-3 0-3 T-7th — 3.22 // 4,227 38° April 8 vs. LC, 7:05 p.m. L, 12-1 (7) 0-4 8th Suwinski (1) 2:35 // 2,293 37° April 9 vs. LAN, 7:05 p.m. L, 10-1 0-5 8th Rosario (1) 2:58 // 1,912 38° April 10 vs. LAN, 7:05 p.m. L, 6-5 0-6 8th — 3:14 // 1,863 42° April 11 vs. LAN, 11:05 a.m. W, 9-4 1-6 8th Suwinski (2), Belen (1) 2:47 // 5,438 43° April 12 vs. LAN, 7:05 p.m. L 13-4 1-7 8th Campusano (1) 3:08 // 4,049 75° April 13 @ BG, 7:35 p.m. W, 13-2 2-7 8th Washington (1) 2:51 // 3,101 80° April 14 @ BG, 7:35 p.m. PPD (Rain) April 15 @ BG, 3:05 p.m. L, 5-3 2-8 8th Ruiz (1) 2:03 // 2,866 49° April 15 @ BG L, 7-1 2-9 8th — 2:07 // 2,866 49° April 16 OFF April 17 vs. GL, 7:05 p.m. W, 7-5 3-9 8th — 2:46 // 2,516 37° April 18 vs. GL, 11:05 a.m. W, 7-2 4-9 7th — 2:41 // 6,584 35° April 19 vs. GL, 7:05 p.m. L, 10-2 4-10 8th — 3:02 // 2,477 51° April 20 vs. DAY, 7:05 p.m. L, 9-5 4-11 8th Belen (2) 3:31 // 4,046 58° April 21 vs. DAY, 1:05 p.m. W, 8-2 5-11 7th Ornelas (2), Ruiz (2) 3:01 // 3,816 56° April 22 vs. DAY, 1:05 p.m. W, 7-6 6-11 7th — 3:15 // 4,034 59° April 23 @ GL, 6:05 p.m. W, 3-1 7-11 7th — 2:58 // 828 66°

April 24 @ GL, 6:05 p.m. L, 5-0 7-12 7th (6.0) — 2:32 // 754 58° April 25 @ GL, 6:05 p.m. L, 8-3 7-13 7th (6.0) — 2:44 // 749 51° April 26 @ GL, 10:35 a.m. W, 4-1 8-13 7th (6.0) — 2:25 // 2,465 45° April 27 @ DAY, 7:00 p.m. W, 6-5 9-13 7th (5.5) Ruiz (3), Belen (3) 2:56 // 7,852 66° April 28 @ DAY, 7:00 p.m. W, 10-1 10-13 7th (5.5) — 3:41 // 8,246** 53° April 29 @ DAY, 2:00 p.m. L, 4-3 10-14 7th (6.0) — 2:10 // 7,507 55° April 30 OFF

May 1 vs. BEL, 7:05 p.m. W, 7-2 11-14 T-6th (5.0) Campusano (2), Ruiz (4) 2:22 // 2,905 83° May 2 vs. BEL, 11:05 a.m. W, 7-6 12-14 6th (5.0) Lopez (1) 3:30 // 7,377 74° May 3 vs. BEL, 7:05 p.m. W, 3-2 13-14 T-5th (5.0) — 2:49 // 3,026 74° May 4 vs. WIS, 7:05 p.m. L, 6-3 13-15 5th (5.0) — 3:06 // 5,663 68° May 5 vs. WIS, 7:05 p.m. L, 8-4 13-16 6th (5.0) — 3:10 // 7,352 76° May 6 vs. WIS, 1:05 p.m. L, 3-2 13-17 6th (5.5) Belen (4) 2:26 // 4,629 77° May 7 @ QC, 7:35 p.m. W, 6-3 14-17 T-5th (5.5) — 2:59 // 1,329 79° May 8 @ QC, 12:00 p.m. L, 9-0 14-18 6th (6.5) — 3:01 // 3,252 70° May 9 @ QC, 12:00 p.m. L, 7-1 14-19 7th (6.5) Ruiz (5) 2:55 // 2,450 70° May 10 @ KC, 7:30 p.m. L, 3-1 14-20 7th (7.5) — 2:53 // 5,222 67° May 11 @ KC, 7:30 p.m. L, 6-5 (12) 14-21 7th (8.0) — 3:43 // 6,353 53° May 12 @ KC, 2:00 p.m. Cancelled May 14 vs. WM, 7:05 p.m. W, 5-3 15-21 7th (8.5) — 3:05 // 3,438 79° May 15 vs. WM, 7:05 p.m. L, 4-1 15-22 7th (9.5) — 3:04 // 4,185 72° May 16 vs. WM, 11:05 a.m. W, 3-2 16-22 7th (9.5) — 2:40 // 7,512 65° May 17 vs. WM, 7:05 p.m. W, 7-3 17-22 7th (9.5) — 2:51 // 6,449 81° May 18 vs. SB, 7:05 p.m. W, 13-2 18-22 6th (8.5) Ornelas (3), Fernandez (1) 2:40 // 5,102 56° May 19 vs. SB, 7:05 p.m. W, 5-4 19-22 5th (8.5) — 3:14 // 7,559* 77° May 20 vs. SB, 1:05 p.m. W, 3-1 20-22 5th (7.5) — 2:59 // 7,012 68° May 22 @ WM, 7:05 p.m. L, 1-0 (7) 20-23 2:07 56° May 22 @ WM, 11:00 a.m. L, 8-1 (7) 20-24 5th (8.5) — 2:10 // 5,009 60° May 23 @ WM, 11:00 a.m. L, 2-1 20-25 5th (8.5) — 2:39 // 6,483 58° May 24 @ WM, 7:05 p.m. W, 3-0 21-25 5th (8.5) — 2:30 // 6,911 82° May 25 @ LAN, 7:05 p.m. L, 5-4 21-26 5th (9.5) — 2:48 // 3,319 86° May 26 @ LAN, 7:05 p.m. L, 12-11 (10) 21-27 6th (10.5) Belen (5) 3:33 // 6,722 85° May 27 @ LAN, 1:05 p.m. W, 4-3 22-27 6th (9.5) — 2:58 // 3,333 86° May 28 @ LAN, 1:05 p.m. W, 3-0 23-27 5th (9.0) — 2:47 // 2,746 89° May 29 vs. BG, 7:05 p.m. L, 7-5 23-28 5th (10.0) Lopez (2) 3:06 // 3,856 89°

May 30 vs. BG, 7:05 p.m. PPD (Rain) May 31 vs. BG, 5:35 p.m. W, 5-3 (7) 24-28 5th (10.0) Suwinski (3) 2:01 // 83° May 31 vs. BG W, 4-3 25-28 5th (9.0) — 2:00 // 5,956 84°

June 1 @ GL, 7:05 p.m. W, 7-6 26-28 5th (9.0) Ornelas (4) 3:09 // 3,215 65° June 2 @ GL, 7:05 p.m. W, 5-3 27-28 5th Ornelas (5) 3:17 // 4,239 60°

June 3 @ GL, 2:05 p.m. L, 3-1 27-29 T-5th (9.0) — 2:41 // 2,087 67° June 5 @ SB, 7:05 p.m. L, 8-7 (11) 27-30 6th (10.0) Campusano (3) 3:35 // 3,672 65° June 6 @ SB, 7:05 p.m. L, 7-0 27-31 6th (11.0) — 2:20 // 3,327 74° June 7 @ SB, 7:05 p.m. L, 6-1 27-32 6th (11.0) — 2:39 // 5,003 84° June 8 vs. LAN, 7:05 p.m. W, 9-3 28-32 6th (11.0) Washington (2) 2:42 // 6,813 81° June 9 vs. LAN, 7:05 p.m. L, 6-3 28-33 6th (12.0) — 3:12 // 7,295 80° June 10 vs. LAN, 3:05 p.m. W, 15-0 29-33 6th (12.0) Ruiz (6) 3:02 // 6,341 72° June 11 vs. LAN, 7:05 p.m. L, 4-2 29-34 6th (13.0) — 2:49 // 5,455 72°

June 12 @ BG, 7:35 p.m. L, 2-1 29-35 6th (14.0) Ornelas (6) 1:56 // 1,922 87° June 13 @ BG, 7:35 p.m. L, 4-3 29-36 6th (15.0) Arias (1) 2:06 // 1,877 86° June 14 @ BG, 7:35 p.m. L, 7-2 29-37 6th (15.0) Feight (1) 2:42 // 2,477 90° June 15 vs. GL, 7:05 p.m. W, 5-2 30-37 6th (15.0) — 3:16 // 6,169 88° June 16 vs. GL, 7:05 p.m. W, 2-1 31-37 6th (15.0) — 2:49 // 7,374 92° June 17 vs. GL, 1:05 p.m. W, 7-4 32-37 5th (15.0) — 3:04 // 4,815 91°

* Home Season High ** Road Season High

APRIL (10-14, .239 AVG, .333 OBP, 13 HR, 4.7 R/G, 5.62 ERA, 5.8 RA/G, 31 E)

MAY (15-14, .238 AVG, .322 OBP, 11 HR, 4.0 R/G, 3.25 ERA, 4.0 RA/G, 45 E)

JUNE (14-13, .242 AVG, .306 OBP, 17 HR, 4.3 R/G, 2.77 ERA, 3.6 RA/G, 32 E)


2018 TINCAPS DAY-BY-DAY (2ND HALF)

Date/Opponent Result Record Div. Stand (GB) FW HR Time/Attendance 1st Pitch Temp. June 22 vs. WM, 5:35 p.m. L, 5-3 0-1, 32-38 5th (1.5) Podorsky (1), Ruiz (7) 2:38 // 5,621 69° June 23 vs. WM, 7:05 p.m. L, 3-2 0-2, 32-39 6th (2.5) — 2:48 // 7,462 73° June 24 vs. WM, 1:05 p.m. W, 8-3 (7) 1-2, 33-39 — Suwinski (4), Ornelas (7) 2:03 // 79° June 24 vs. WM W, 6-3 (7) 2-2, 34-39 4th (2.0) Lopez (4) 1:52 // 6,041 82° June 25 vs. BG, 7:05 p.m. W, 5-1 3-2, 35-39 T-3rd (1.0) — 2:19 // 6,181 77° June 26 vs. BG, 7:05 p.m. W, 3-2 4-2, 36-39 T-2nd (1.0) Lopez (5) 2:37 // 4,234 75° June 27 vs. BG, 12:05 p.m. W, 3-1 5-2, 37-39 T-2nd (1.0) Almanzar (1) 2:37 // 6,151 73° June 28 @ LC, 7:00 p.m. W, 5-4 (11) 6-2, 38-39 2nd (1.0) Washington (3) 3:03 // 2,495 75°

June 29 @ LC, 7:00 p.m. L, 2-1 (11) 6-3, 38-40 2nd (2.0) Washington (4) 2:47 // 5,795 82° June 30 @ LC, 7:00 p.m. W, 6-4 7-3, 39-40 2nd (1.0) — 3:00 // 6,854 87°

July 1 @ LC, 4:00 p.m. L, 6-4 7-4, 39-41 T-2nd (2.0) Ornelas (8), Ruiz (8) 2:46 // 1,477 90° July 2 @ GL, 7:05 p.m. W, 11-3 8-4, 40-41 T-2nd (2.0) — 3:50 // 1,772 85° July 3 @ GL, 7:05 p.m. W, 2-0 9-4, 41-41 2nd (1.0) — 2:27 // 5,243 91° July 4 vs. GL, 6:05 p.m. W, 7-0 10-4, 42-41 T-1st Lopez (6) 2:41 // 8,805 93° July 5 vs. GL, 7:05 p.m. W, 6-5 (11) 11-4, 43-41 1st — 3:10 // 5,662 83° July 6 vs. BG, 7:05 p.m. L, 6-1 11-5, 43-42 T-1st — 3:07 // 6,024 81° July 7 vs. BG, 7:05 p.m. L, 5-4 11-6, 43-43 T-1st — 2:46 // 7,352 81° July 8 vs. BG, 3:05 p.m. L, 4-3 11-7, 43-44 T-2nd Suwinski (5) 2:54 // 4,523 85° July 9 vs. BG, 7:05 p.m. L, 6-1 11-8, 43-45 T-2nd — 2:40 // 4,241 91°

July 10 OFF July 11 @ CR, 7:35 p.m. W, 8-4 12-8, 44-45 T-2nd Almanzar (2) 3:03 // 1,708 88°

July 12 @ CR, 7:35 p.m. L, 6-2 12-9, 44-46 3rd — 3:10 // 2,017 92° July 13 @ CR, 7:35 p.m. L, 4-2 12-10, 44-47 T-3rd (3.0) — 2:38 (1:14 delay) // 2,355 92° July 14 @ PEO, 7:30 p.m. L, 4-0 12-11, 44-48 T-3rd (4.0) — 2:48 (2:12 delay) // 5,421 70° July 15 @ PEO, 3:00 p.m. L, 2-1 12-12, 44-49 T-3rd (4.0) — 2:48 // 2,548 85° July 16 @ PEO, 12:00 p.m. W, 4-0 13-12, 45-49 T-2nd (4.0) Washington (5) 2:26 // 2,811 87° July 17 OFF July 18 vs. BUR, 7:05 p.m. L, 6-2 13-13, 45-50 T-2nd (4.0) Rosario (2) 3:17 // 4,911 81° July 19 vs. BUR, 7:05 p.m. L, 4-2 (12) 13-14, 45-51 T-3rd (5.0) Ruiz (9) 3:53 // 8,647 85° July 20 vs. BUR, 7:05 p.m. CANCELLED July 22 vs. CLI, 6:05 p.m. L, 7-5 13-15, 45-52 — 3:32 // 7,187 76° July 22 vs. CLI, 1:05 p.m. L, 4-2 (7) 13-16, 45-53 T-5th (5.5) — 1:58 // 5,478 77° July 23 vs. CLI, 7:05 p.m. W, 4-2 14-16, 46-53 T-4th (4.5) — 3:20 // 6,837 75°

July 24 OFF July 25 @ DAY, 7:00 p.m. W, 12-0 15-16, 47-53 T-3rd (3.5) Melean (1, 2), Feight (2) 2:50 // 7,484 88°

July 26 @ DAY, 7:00 p.m. L, 2-1 15-17, 47-54 5th (4.5) — 2:35 // 7,542 85° July 27 @ DAY, 7:00 p.m. L, 8-6 15-18, 47-55 6th (4.5) Arias (2), Ruiz (10) 2:55 // 7,912 80° July 28 @ BG, 7:35 p.m. W, 3-0 16-18, 48-55 T-5th (3.5) — 2:41 // 3,633 82° July 29 @ BG, 3:05 p.m. L, 4-0 16-19, 48-56 6th (4.5) — 2:52 // 2,188 87° July 30 @ BG, 7:35 p.m. L, 1-0 16-20, 48-57 7th (5.5) — 2:21 // 1,992 76° July 31 @ BG, 1:05 p.m. W, 7-4 17-20, 49-57 T-5th (4.5) Fernandez (2) 3:09 // 1,919 80°

August 1 vs. DAY, 7:05 p.m. L, 7-5 17-21, 49-58 T-5th (5.5) — 3:43 // 5,728 86° August 2 vs. DAY, 7:05 p.m. W, 5-4 18-21, 50-58 5th (5.5) Suwinski (6) 2:52 // 8,204 83° August 3 vs. DAY, 7:05 p.m. W, 5-2 19-21, 51-58 4th (5.5) Arias (3) 2:51 // 7.657 85° August 4 vs. LAN, 7:05 p.m. L, 5-3 19-22, 51-59 4th (6.5) — 3:06 // 7,755 89° August 5 vs. LAN, 3:05 p.m. L, 5-4 19-23, 51-60 5th (6.5) Suwinski (7), Ruiz (11) 3:00 // 6,389 90° August 6 vs. LAN, 7:05 p.m. L, 5-4 (7) 19-24, 51-61 6th (6.5) — 2:42 // 6,186 86° August 7 OFF August 8 @ LC, 7:00 p.m. W, 9-8 20-24, 52-61 4th (6.5) Miller (1), Melean (3) 3:36 // 1,323 79° August 9 @ LC, 7:00 p.m. W, 4-0 21-24, 53-61 4th (6.5) Miller (2) 2:37 // 1,595 81°

August 10 @ LC, 7:00 p.m. L, 3-1 21-25, 53-62 4th (6.5) — 2:50 // 6,389 76° August 11 vs. WM, 7:05 p.m. L, 3-1 21-26, 53-63 4th (7.5) — 3:32 // 8,456 83° August 12 vs. WM, 1:05 p.m. W, 5-2 22-26, 54-63 4th (6.5) — 3:22 // 7,459 80° August 13 vs. WM, 7:05 p.m. W, 3-2 23-26, 55-63 4th (6.5) Suwinski (8) 2:29 // 4,655 85° August 14 vs. WM, 7:05 p.m. W, 5-1 24-26, 56-63 T-3rd (5.5) Suwinski (9) 2:31 // 3,860 85° August 15 vs. SB, 7:05 p.m. POSTPONED T-4th (6.0) August 16 vs. SB, 5:35 p.m. W, 5-1 (7) 25-26, 57-63 3rd (5.0) — 2:04 // 6,269 77°

August 17 vs. SB, 5:35 W, 6-5 26-26, 58-63 3rd (4.0) Melean (4) 3:02 // 7,730 70° August 18 @ LAN, 7:05 p.m. W, 3-1 27-26, 59-63 3rd (3.0) — 3:11 // 8,968 80° August 19 @ LAN, 1:05 p.m. L, 5-3 27-27, 59-64 3rd (4.0) Washington (6) 2:44 // 5,216 80° August 20 @ LAN, 12:05 p.m. L, 5-4 27-28, 59-65 3rd (5.0) Burgos (1) 2:44 // 2,733 78° August 21 @ GL, 7:05 p.m. L, 6-3 27-29, 59-66 T-3rd (6.0) Arias (4) 3:04 // 2,219 72° August 22 @ GL, 7:05 p.m. L, 2-1 27-30, 59-67 5th (7.0) — 3:05 // 4,192 75° August 23 @ GL, 7:05 p.m. L, 9-6 27-31, 59-68 5th (8.0) Suwinski (10), Arias (5), Washington (7) 2:56 // 4,849 79° August 24 @ SB, 7:35 p.m. L, 3-2 27-32, 59-69 5th (9.0) Washington (8) 2:16 // 6,892 73° August 25 @ SB, 5:30 p.m. W, 3-2 (7) 28-32, 60-69 Basabe (1) 2:24 73° August 25 @ SB W, 3-2 (7) 29-32, 61-69 T-4th (8.5) Cantu (1), Rosario (3) 2:25 // 6,182 74° August 26 @ SB, 2:05 L, 10-9 29-33, 61-70 T-4th (9.5) — 3:26 // 5,726 84° August 27@ SB, 7:05 p.m. W, 15-5 30-33, 62-70 4th (8.5) Arias (6), Cantu (2) 3:16 // 2,895 88° August 28 OFF August 29 vs. LC, 7:05 p.m. W, 3-1 31-33, 63-70 4th (7.5) Cantu (3) 2:52 // 4,776 79° August 30 vs. LC, 7:05 p.m. August 31 vs. LC, 7:05 p.m.

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