BASEBALLEdition 10 September 3 - September 7

STOCKTON PORTS

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Letter from patDear Stockton Ports fans,

As we bring another exciting season of California League competition to a close, I’d like to thank you for your continuing support of the Stockton Ports and reflect with you on all of the terrific things that have been accomplished on and off the field this season.

We opened the season on April 16 with a California League Championship ring ceremony and celebration of the franchise’s record-setting 11th league crown, and we were truly honored by the support and excitement of our fans that night. That support has not wavered once this season, in spite of the adversity that the team faced in the first half of the season. Our fans clearly demonstrated their high level of dedication and commitment this season, showing why they are the best fans of any team in the California League. I am joined by all of our front office, on-field personnel, and game day staff when I say thank you for your support this season.

The atmosphere at any ballpark comes to life with its fans, and you have made Banner Island Ballpark the ideal place to be on any spring or summer night here in Stockton. One only had to look at the 6,075 fans here on July 3 to see that Stocktonians re-ally enjoy the affordable and fun family entertainment we provide here at the ballpark.

The Ports were also very proud to welcome the one millionth fan in Banner Island Ballpark history this summer, in its fifth season. It was a pleasure to welcome Randy Friend of Manteca, Calif. as our one mil-lionth fan in Banner Island Ballpark history.

This accomplishment definitively shows the loyalty of Ports fans and reflects the family-fun atmosphere we produce here at Banner Island Ballpark. We were truly excited to celebrate this accomplishment as we headed into the final stretch of the season. We look forward to welcoming the two millionth fan to the ballpark in the future, and to continue to be a part of the lives of so many San Joaquin County residents.

In addition to the successes on the field, like Jemile Week’s 22-game hitting streak, Ben Hornbeck’s 12 strikeouts in his debut, Matt Spencer’s walk-off home run, and much more, the Ports have made several achievements off the field.

The Alumni Club grew in membership, and the continued growth of the Everyday Eddie’s Kids Club and Medcore HP Silver Sluggers Club are signs that the additional programs put in place by our staff are ef-fective. The Ports Anchor Fund generated about $25,000 so far this season, from the generous support of fans at various events. Every cent of those funds will go to support child-based community outreach programs in Stockton and San Joaquin County. The Ports have also teamed with Jackson Rancheria and Casino to support the Dameron Hospital Sweet Success Diabetes program this year, along with the Go Foundation to support area charitable programs. The Ports also hosted a school supply drive and food drive, doing the organization’s part to give back to the community.

One of the other off-field highlights was that the Ports were the final stop on the Bob Dylan Show Concert tour, welcoming more than 8,400 fans to Banner Island Ballpark for a concert featuring legendary musi-cians Willie Nelson, John Mellencamp and Bob Dylan. The August 15 concert was the first concert in stadium history. It was a tremendous success, and we look forward to hosting many more special events of that caliber at Banner Island Ballpark in the future.

This has been an exciting and fun-filled season, both on and off the field for the Stockton Ports. It’s been pleasure to serve our fans and to bring them the best of family entertainment here at Banner Island Ball-park this season!

Thanks for coming to the ballpark this year, and I look forward to seeing you back here in 2010!

Go Ports!

Sincerely, Pat FilipponePresident and General Manager

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Fiesta Mondays: With a coupon from your local Del Taco Restaurant, fans can get an MVP or Field Box Ticket at half price.

Tuesdays at Banner Island Ballpark are KRAFT Singles Tuesdays Night Tickets. Bring a KRAFT singles package wrapper to any Tuesday home game, and redeem it a Buy One Ticket Get One Free offer from KRAFT Singles. The buy-one, get-one free ticket deal is good for the Field Box and MVP Sections, and is based on availability. Go to kraftsingles.com for more information.

Medcore HP Silver Slugger Wednesdays: Silver Sluggers Club Members can recieve free entry to all Wednesday home games. All fans can play Baseball Bingo, presented by Food 4 Less/ Rancho San Miguel Markets. Food 4 Less will also give a free burrito to each person in a lucky row at the game.

Thirsty Thursdays: At each Thursday home game, 16 oz. beverages are only $2.00 (Domes-tic drafts served until 8:00 p.m. ) as part of the Thirsty Thursday promotion, presented by Valley Brew & 97.7 and 98.3 KWIN.

Metro PCS Sundays: With a voucher from Metro PCS (located in College Square), you can get $1 tickets for the Metro PCS Home Run Hill, good for all Sunday games. Every Sunday is also Autograph Sunday, where fans have the op-portunty to get select Ports players’ autographs before the game. Sundays are also Everyday Eddie’s Kids Club days, presented by Subway. Kids Club members get in free to all Sunday home games!

(Applications to join the Everyday Eddie’s Kids Club, presented by Subway, and the Medcore HP Silver Sluggers club are available online at www.stocktonports.com and the Ports front office.)

Sept. 3rd – Half-Way to St. Patty’s

DaySept. 4th – 2009 Ports Poster

GiveawaySept. 5th – Post-Game Fireworks

Sept. 7th – Jemile Weeks Replica

Jersey Giveaway, Fan

Appreciation Day and ESPN

30th Anniversary

Celebration

Letter from the President..................................................3Homestand and In Game Promotions.................................6Q&A with Nickuela...........................................................8Season in Review..........................................................10Elephant Droppings.......................................................13Tean Rosters.................................................................14Score Cards..................................................................162010 Ports Schedule.......................................................18Behind the Numbers.......................................................20The Kyle’s Top 5............................................................24Weekly Team Store Deals..............................................26Staff Bios.....................................................................28Stadium Map................................................................31

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Home Stand

Dirtiest Car One lucky car will be selected as the “Stockton Auto Center Dirtiest Car” in the lot. Listen for the announcment of make, model and plates.

Winners can claim their prize at the Guest Services Center.

$25 Giveaway- Each GameDay magazine has an entry form inside. Fill it out and enter to win at the Guest Services Center. The Ports will draw a winner late in the game. One lucky fan will win $25 courtesy of Eastwood Insurance. Must be present to win.

In Game Promotions

Double-Double One Ports player will be selected as the In-N-Out

Double Double batter of the game. If the se-lected player hits a double, one lucky section will win a free double-double, courtesy of In-N-Out.

The ushers will deliver your prize to your sections. Please have your ticket stubs ready.

10 Run Promo- If the Ports score 10 runs and win, every fan in attendance will win a prize courtesy of NAPA Auto Parts. Prizes will be awarded as fans leave the ballpark.

Check out the great deals during this Home Stand!

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Q&A with NickuelaPorts Q&A with Manager Aaron Nieckula

Manager Aaron Nieckula has placed an emphasis on posi-tive thinking and player de-velopment in his first season at the helm of the Stockton Ports. From starting the year with a 25-45 record in the first half, to playing above .500 in the second half, the Ports have showed that they can remain positive in the face of adversity and are ma-turing as players. The Ports checked in with Nieckula to

get his views about the team and their progress as the season draws to a close.

SP: What has impressed you most about this 2009 team?

AN: The tremendous job that these players have done all season. Although the record may not reflect it, these young men have worked hard and remained positive in the face of adversity and have gotten bet-ter since Day 1.

SP: What to you is the biggest difference between the Ports in the first half and the Ports in the second half?

AN: There has been a change in personnel. We’ve added a few outstanding players from Kane County that have stepped right in and helped turn this club around.

SP: How do you account for the team’s success in the second half? How do you think the team will finish?

AN: As I mentioned in my previous answer, getting players like (Grant) Desme, (Steve) Kleen, (Jason) Ray, (Mickey) Storey, (Ben) Hornbeck, and (Pedro Figueroa) Figgy has certainly helped. But also guys that have been here the entire season have helped contribute to the team’s second half success. This whole minor league baseball season is about player development and I have seen many of these young men get better throughout this season.

SP: Have you met any of the team goals you set in the beginning of the season? If so, which ones?

AN: The most important goal has been met: develop players and help them improve their game. A second goal is TBA: qualify for playoffs.

SP: Right now, the Ports pitching staff is leading the league and A’s farm system in strikeouts, and is also putting up great numbers in other pitching categories. Do you think their success will equate to success for the Oakland organization down the road?

AN: Absolutely. This pitching staff has done a tre-mendous job of throwing strikes and getting outs.

SP: Being the Single A Advanced club, the Ports club is meant to help players hone and develop their skills so they can continue to matriculate up the farm system. Do you think the players this season have learned a majority of the lessons they need to advance up the system? What lessons do you want them to learn before the season’s finished?

AN: The most important lesson to be learned in Minor League Baseball, as far as I am concerned, is the ability to take the season one day at a time and to be able to handle both successes and failures appropri-ately.

SP: You’ve nearly finished your first year managing in the California League. Did the competition in the League meet your expectations? How does it com-pare to managing in the Midwest League?

AN: Managing is managing. This is a quality develop-mental league.

SP: Is there anything else you’d like Ports fans to know about the 2009 club?

AN: Although it has been a relatively difficult year for the team on the field, at least in the first half, the Ports have truly enjoyed playing in front of the faithful and supportive fans. All of us sincerely appreciate the support and want to thank you for standing behind us win or lose.

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Season in Review

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A look back at 2009

After securing their 11th California League Cham-pionship last season, the Stockton Ports team looked to defending their crown in 2009. But while their hopes were high, the Ports struggled in the first half of the season.

Stockton finished the first half of the season 25-45 (.357), which is the Ports’ worst half-season record since finishing 23-47 (.329) in the second half of the 1999 season. The last time the Ports finished the first half with a winning percentage less than .400 was in 1961, when they finished 21-48 with a .304 winning percentage.

But Stockton was able to turn things around in the second half, playing over .500 and making a playoff run. The success in the second half could be credited to the addition of prospects from Single-A Kane County, including Steve Kleen, Grant Desme, Dusty Coleman, Anthony Capra and Ben Hornbeck.

The Ports also welcomed the First and Second Round Draft picks from 2008, INF Jemile Weeks and RHP Tyson Ross. Both succeeded in Stock-ton, and earned promotions to Double-A Midland. OF Matt Spencer and INF Alex Valdez were also both promoted to Midland in the first half of the season, finding continued success.

With the regular season coming to a close, we look back at some of the highlights of another great year of competitive California League baseball.

Walk-Off Winner— It came down to a nail-biting finish, and for the second time this season, the Ports walked off the Banner Island Ballpark diamond victorious. With two out and two on in the bottom of the ninth, OF Matt Spencer lifted the Ports to a 8-7 walk-off win against Rancho Cucamonga on Friday, May 8 with a monster shot over the Jackson Rancheria Back Porch. The Ports came back from a 6-2 deficit after five in-nings, and chiseled away at the Quakes’ lead in the late innings before Spencer’s home run buried Rancho Cucamonga, and gave Stockton their sec-ond walk-off win of the season. It was their first walk-off home run victory of the year.

No-Hitting Hernandez—In his seventh start of the season for Stockton, LHP Carlos Hernandez got the better of the Inland Empire 66ers down at Arrowhead Credit Union Park. Hernandez, on the heels of two straight losses, was in dire need of a good outing when he took the hill on Wednesday,

May 12 in San Bernardino. Hernandez didn’t just have a good outing--he was brilliant. Hernandez did not allow a hit in his six innings of work, striking out eight and helping the Ports to a 2-0 win. The Ports’ no-hit bid ended in the eighth as reliever Justin Friend allowed a single to Steven Caseres.

Break out the Fan—LHP Ben Hornbeck headed into the game at home on Friday, May 22 as one of the best pitchers in the Oakland organization, with a 4-0 record and a 1.24 ERA in seven games with Kane County. In his debut with the Ports, Hornbeck proved that he could put up some impressive numbers in the California League as well as the Midwest League. He struck out an individual and team season-high 12 batters in 6.0 innings, and held the Visalia Rawhide to just one hit and one walk in the game. He struck out the side in two consecutive innings, and fanned eight of the last nine batters he faced.

No. 1 Pick Delivers—INF Jemile Weeks arrived in Stockton on May 27, and made his presence known immediately. Weeks, the A’s 1st Round (12th overall) selection in the 2008 First-Year Player Draft, started off the season by hitting safely in each of the first 22 straight games he played in. He batted .400 (36x90) with five doubles, a triple, seven home runs and 23 RBI in that span. He posted six multi-RBI games in the streak as well. Weeks holds the longest hitting streak by a Ports player this season. He was also only one of two California Leaguers with a 20+ game hitting streak. James McOwen of High Desert compiled a 45-game hitting streak, from May 10 to July 8.

Good Luck Breaking This Record—The Stockton Ports played in the longest game in California League history—a 7-hour, 34-minute long con-test, and lost to the High Desert Mavericks, 7-6 in 21 innings. The game originally began at 7:05 p.m. on Thursday, June 4 and wrapped up on Friday, June 5. The game was the longest the Ports have played all season, in terms of both innings and duration. It was their fourth extra-innings game this sea-son. The game had to be called just after five hours and 14 innings of play Thursday night be-cause of a California League rule that stipulates that no inning can be started after midnight. Play resumed at 6:05 p.m. on Friday, prior to their regularly scheduled game. The previous League record for longest game (in terms of duration) was seven hours, for a 22-inning game

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between Bakersfield and Visalia, which was on June 19 and 20, 1971. Visalia won, 11-9, at home in that game. That game was also sus-pended by umpires due to a curfew rule.

Celebrating Independence—The Ports hosted their annual Independence Day Celebration on July 3, welcoming 6,075 fans to Banner Island Ballpark. The Ports hosted a Fireworks Ex-travaganza that lit up the Downtown Stockton skyline following an exciting 6-2 victory against archrival San Jose on Friday, July 3. The Ports nearly matched their single game attendance record of 6,285, which was set on July 3, 2008. The Ports had some in-game fireworks as Grant Desme and Frank Martinez homered in this year’s July 3 game. LHP Ben Hornbeck allowed just two hits—both singles—and two runs in 5.0 innings. He struck out six in the contest as well.

Break out the Brooms—Who doesn’t love hand-ing a rival their upcomence? The Stockton Ports were locked in a pitcher’s duel with the San Jose Giants on Thursday, July 30, and tough pitching enabled the Ports to edge the Giants, 4-3 at Banner Island Ballpark. The vic-tory sealed the sweep for the Ports, giving the Giants their first losing sweep of the season. The Giants had not been swept since dropping a three-game set at Lancaster from July 16-18, 2008. It was the second sweep of the year for the Ports. Stockton starter Carlos Hernandez had another great outing, allowing one run on four hits in 6.2 innings of work. Reliever Justin Friend picked up his fifth save of the season, knuckling down on the Giants in the ninth frame.

Welcoming 1 Millionth Fan on July 30-- Randy Friend, a native of Manteca, Calif., admitted that he’s never won anything—at least before becoming the one millionth fan to enter the gates of Banner Island Ballpark. But Friend certainly walked away from the gates with more than a Section 112 ticket to the Thurs-day, July 30 Ports game against the San Jose Giants. The Ports put together a gift basket for the one millionth fan, including two tickets to Las Vegas, courtesy of Allegiant Air, an au-tographed 2009 Ports team baseball, CDs from Bob Dylan, John Mellencamp and Willie Nelson, and much more.

“This accomplishment definitively shows the loyalty of Ports fans and reflects the family-fun atmosphere we produce here at Banner Island Ballpark,” said Ports President and General Manager Pat Filippone. “We’re truly excited to celebrate this accomplishment as we head into

the final stretch of the season.”

Close to Perfect—July 31 belonged to Ports starter Daniel Haigwood. In his second start since be-ing added to the Stockton roster from Double-A Midland, the southpaw retired the first 19 batters he faced, taking him one out into the seventh. Haigwood’s bid for perfection was broken up by a solo home run by Modesto Nuts shortstop Hector Gomez, a hit that proved to be the only blemish on the night for both Haigwood and Derrick Gordon, who tossed a perfect final two innings to end the ballgame. Stockton’s offense came through with plenty of support as the Boys of Banner Island earned their fourth straight win, beating the Nuts by a final of 7-1 on Friday, July 31.

Piling on the Ks—The Stockton pitchers put forth a tremendous effort, striking out 22 Lake Elsinore batters as the Ports came from behind to win, 6-5 in 10 innings on August 4 at Banner Island Ball-park. The 22 strikeouts marked a new season-high for the Ports, and Stockton pitchers came within two strikeouts of matching a California League record (22) for most strikeouts in a nine-inning game. Starter Anthony Capra fanned nine in 4.2 innings, while Derrick Gordon struck out six, Nick Walters added four strikeouts, and winning pitcher Mickey Storey collected four strikeouts in the contest. The Ports totaled 14 hits in the game, and Wichita State product Dusty Coleman secured the victory for Stockton with the game-winning RBI single in the tenth inning.

Elephant Droppings

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(Stats as of August 20) AAA Sacramento RiverCats: The reigning champions of the Pacific Coast League are comfortably in first place of the Pacific Southern division, with a 78-46 record and a 11.5 game lead over the Fresno Grizzlies. Sacramento is hitting .273 as a team, which is second in the A’s organization and eighth in the League. They hold a 4.23 team ERA, which is fourth in the organization and third in the PCL. Second baseman Eric Patterson, now back with the RiverCats, continues to lead the team with a .313 batting average, good for sixth in the organization, while outfielder Matt Carson leads the team with 17 home runs, tying him for fourth in the organization. Patterson also leads the team and organization with 40 stolen bases. Clayton Mortensen leads the team with a 4.14 ERA, 1.33 WHIP, and 95 strikeouts in 137.2 innings pitched on the season. Jeff Gray, who was called up to Oakland on August 6, still leads the team in saves with 16, good for second in the organization behind Stockton’s Mickey Storey, who has 17.

AA Midland RockHounds: The RockHounds are currently in first place in the second half standings of the Texas League Southern Division with a 30-21 record, and first place overall on the season with a 67-54 record. The organization and Texas League is being led in batting average with .335 courtesy of former member of the 2008 Stockton Ports California League Championship team, Chris Carter. Carter is still dominating the Texas League, leading in most offensive categories, including batting average (.335), hits (157), doubles (40), on-base percentage (.431), slugging percentage (.576), extra-base hits (65), and runs scored (105). He is second in the Texas League and the A’s organization with 23 home runs (second behind Stockton’s Grant Desme who has 27), and third in the Texas league with 96 RBI, which leads the A’s farm system. Graham Godfrey continues to lead the RockHounds pitching staff, post-ing an 11-6 record with a 3.54 ERA in 142.1 innings pitched. As a team, the RockHounds hold a 4.73 ERA – fifth in the organization.

A Kane County Cougars: The Cougars have an overall record of 65-57 placing them third in the Midwest League Western Division, and currently fourth place in the second half with a 24-28 record. Kane County retains their organizational pitching lead with a team ERA of 3.72 and a total of 960 strikeouts, placing them second in that category organizationally behind the Stockton Ports. Kenny Smalley, 9-6 with a 2.46 ERA, ranks third in the Midwest League and first in the A’s farm system and also ranks fifth in the organization with 105 strikeouts. Shawn Haviland ranks first on the team and fourth in the organization with 107 strikeouts. Justin Murray leads the team with 11 saves and Jose Guzman has 10, good for fourth and fifth rank, respectively, in the organization. The Cougars’ team batting average of .244 is good for fifth in the A’s farm system. Jason Christian’s 28 stolen bases places him third in the organization.

A Short Season Vancouver Canadians: The Canadians currently sit in third place in the Northwest League Western Division with a 27-31 record. Kent Walton and Conner Crumbliss continue to be solid for the Canadians. Walton posts a .309 batting average, good for eighth in the A’s organization, with two home runs and 33 RBI. Crumbliss is currently batting .294, good for tenth in the organization, with two home runs and 24 RBI. As a team, the Canadians post a 4.21 ERA, which ranks them third in the orga-nization and the Northwest League. Julio Ramos continues to provide solid pitching, ranking third in the League and second in the A’s farm system with a 2.63 ERA, with a 5-5 record and 55 strikeouts in 65.0 innings pitched. Paul Smyth’s eight saves ties him for third place in the League.

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Pitchers# Name Pos Bat Thw Ht Wt DOB 23 Richard Bleier P L L 6’ 3” 195 04-16-1987 15 Dustin Brader P R R 6’ 4” 220 11-13-1985 25 Ryan Falcon P R L 6’ 0” 195 08-27-1984 34 Adalberto Flores P R R 6’ 7” 227 11-04-1986 31 Kennil Gomez P R R 6’ 3” 170 04-08-1988 Jared Hyatt P R R 6’ 5” 205 05-15-1984 Josh Lueke P R R 6’ 5” 220 12-05-1984 16 Michael Main P R R 6’ 1” 170 12-14-1988 16 Justin Miller P R R 6’ 3” 190 06-13-1987 12 Tim Murphy P L L 6’ 2” 190 05-07-1987 21 Hector Nelo P R R 6’ 1” 200 11-05-1986 44 Evan Reed P R R 6’ 4” 225 12-31-1985 Tanner Roark P R R 6’ 2” 220 10-05-1986 16 John Slusarz P R R 6’ 3” 185 07-19-1984 Glenn Swanson P L L 6’ 1” 175 05-15-1983 20 Ryan Tatusko P R R 6’ 5” 200 03-27-1985 Tyler Tufts P R R 6’ 3” 195 12-05-1986 Catchers# Name Pos Bat Thw Ht Wt DOB 38 Jose Felix C R R 5’ 10” 198 06-28-1988 Doug Hogan C R R 6’ 3” 210 09-29-1984

Infielders# Name Pos Bat Thw Ht Wt DOB 33 Ian Gac 1B R R 6’ 3” 240 08-10-198530 Mauro Gomez DH R R 6’ 2” 190 09-07-19843 Jacob Kaase 3B L R 6’ 1” 185 04-14-1986 1 Matthew Lawson 2B R R 6’ 0” 195 11-18-1985 Erik Morrison 1B R R 6’ 0” 190 10-23-1985 5 Davis Stoneburner SS R R 6’ 0” 175 01-14-1985

Outfielders# Name Pos Bat Thw Ht Wt DOB 7 Engel Beltre CF L L 6’ 1” 169 11-01-1989 Michael Bianucci LF R R 6’ 1” 225 06-26-1986 10 Joey Butler RF R R 6’ 2” 210 03-12-1986 29 David Paisano CF R R 6’ 1” 165 11-26-1987 17 Timothy Rodriguez LF R R 6’ 2” 210 01-24-1987

Managers & CoachesName Pos Bat Thw Ht Wt DOB Steve Buechele Manager R R 6’ 2” 190 09-26-1961 Jason Wood Batting Coach R R 6’ 1” 170 12-16-1969 David Chavarria Pitching Coach L R 6’ 7” 230 05-19-1973

Pitchers# Name Pos Bat Thw Ht Wt DOB 20 Christian Beltre P R R 6’ 1” 195 05-10-1985 33 Chase Christianson P R R 6’ 5” 220 12-11-1984 17 Joshua Collmenter P R R 6’ 4” 235 02-07-1986 30 Jeff Dietz P R R 6’ 3” 215 01-28-1986 29 Matt Elliott P R R 5’ 11” 200 04-06-1984 24 Trevor Harden P S R 6’ 2” 215 09-01-1987 32 Bryan Henry P R R 6’ 3” 205 02-15-1985 40 Terry Hose P R R 5’ 10” 185 04-15-1986 19 Patrick McAnaney P R L 6’ 3” 185 03-11-1986 Wade Miley P L L 6’ 2” 190 11-13-1986 23 Jorge Perez P R R 5’ 11” 167 01-16-1986 26 Ramon Sanchez P R R 6’ 2” 212 06-06-1984 28 Bryan Shaw P S R 6’ 1” 210 11-08-1987 37 Billy Spottiswood P R R 6’ 3” 208 04-24-1985

Catchers# Name Pos Bat Thw Ht Wt DOB 8 Ed Easley C R R 6’ 0” 200 12-21-1985 18 Konrad Schmidt C R R 6’ 0” 225 08-02-1984 16 James Skelton C L R 5’ 11” 165 10-28-1985 Infielders # Name Pos Bat Thw Ht Wt DOB 2 David Cooper 2B L R 5’ 8” 170 06-18-1985 10 Manuel Ferrer 2B R R 5’ 9” 201 02-15-1985 36 Andrew Fie 3B R R 6’ 3” 205 10-25-1987 7 Kyle Greene 3B L R 6’ 2” 200 05-26-1986 4 Taylor Harbin SS R R 5’ 9” 175 02-13-1986 5 Elijah Rumler 2B R R 5’ 8” 185 12-30-1984 3 Ryne White 1B L L 5’ 11” 205 10-17-1986

Outfielders# Name Pos Bat Thw Ht Wt DOB 11 Collin Cowgill RF R L 5’ 9” 195 05-22-1986 6 Brendan Duffy LF L L 6’ 1” 180 05-16-1985 1 Ollie Linton CF L L 5’ 8” 160 04-07-1986 9 Gregory Thomson RF L L 6’ 1” 205 06-13-1984

Managers & Coaches# Name Pos Bat Thw Ht Wt DOB 25 Mike Bell Manager R R 6’ 2” 210 12-07-1974 22 Alan Zinter Batting Coach S R 6’ 2” 195 05-19-1968 21 Wellington Cepeda Pitching Coach R R 6’ 2” 195 11-25-1973

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Ports and The Community

The Stockton Ports are dedicated to supporting the community that supports them. It is the organi-zation’s goal to be a responsible, proactive force in the community, championing causes and helping its fan base.

The Ports are proud to be in-volved in and provide numerous community programs in Stockton and San Joaquin County. In 2009, the Ports worked hard to help their community by hosting several exciting events to benefit the Anchor Fund, creating a new Ticket Donation Program, and developing their reading program and fan clubs.

The Stockton Ports community fund, the Anchor Fund, is the first of its kind in the 68-year history of the organization. The Fund was established in 2007 and monies raised by the Anchor Fund will benefit children-based charitable endeavors in San Joaquin County. In 2009, the Ports generated ap-proximately $25,000 for the Anchor Fund through various events.

In February, the Ports hosted their 2nd Annual Hot Stove Banquet. Oakland A’s manager Bob Geren was the guest speaker, and chatted with fans about the outlook for the 2009 A’s as well as the success of the Ports in the A’s farm system. In June, the Ports hosted their 2nd Annual Fish with a Port Tour-nament. Fans went fishing with a Ports player or coach and a BASS Pro on the Delta Waterways. In July, fans enjoyed Root Beer Float Night at a game, and had the opportunity to participate in the Man-ager’s Luncheon at Arroyo’s Café. From August 7-9, the Ports hosted a Community Fund Weekend, giving fans the chance to purchase autographed memorabilia, baseballs, and even enjoy a silent auction for Lunch with a Ports player.

The Anchor Fund efforts in 2009 look to surpass the figures posted in 2008. In 2008, the Ports donated approximately $16,000 and nearly $43,500 of in-kind donations, including 8,600 tickets to local non-profit organizations, charities and schools through the Anchor Fund.

In addition to these Anchor Fund events, the Ports also partnered with News10 for a School Supply Drive and a Food Drive. The Ports are proud to support their community through these events.

The Stockton Ports were proud to introduce the Ticket Donation Program, new for the 2009 sea-

son. For the first time in 2009, Ports season ticket holders and all fans have the opportunity to con-tribute to the Anchor Fund, simply by donating their unused Ports tickets. The Ports organization will match all ticket donations made by season ticket holders and fans.

Tickets donated to this program will in turn be do-nated to foster agency related non-profit organiza-tions in the San Joaquin Valley, allowing underprivi-leged youth, that would not otherwise be able, to attend Ports games. Before the end of the season, more than 750 total tickets were donated through the program!

The Ports Baseball by the Books program saw an increase in participation in 2009, as 32 schools and nearly 28,000 students in San Joaquin County joined the program for the 2009 school year. Base-ball by the Books is designed to spread the value of reading by encouraging students in grades kinder-garten through eighth to read on their own while earning two free tickets to a designated Stockton Ports baseball game.

The Ports also saw increases in membership for their Everyday Eddie’s Kids Club, presented by Sub-way, and the Medcore HP Silver Sluggers Club.

The Ports are dedicated to building on their success from the 2009 season, and further developing their relationship with the Stockton and San Joaquin County communities in 2010.

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Behind the NumbersTake a look behind the numbers of the Stockton Ports 2009 season.

1—The Ports were the first team in the California League to record 1,000 strikeouts by their pitching staff this season.

2—Stockton has won two of their six extra-innings games this season.

3—Christian Vitters has played three different positions for the Ports this season—first, second and third.

6—The Ports are in their sixth season as an affiliate of the Oakland A’s, after signing with the organization in 2005.

7—The Ports have collected a season-high 7 doubles in two games this season.

9—Michael Richard leads the team with 9 HBPs this season.

10—The Ports have had 10 different players play outfield this season.

11—Comcast Hometown Network has broadcast 11 Ports games this season, each a regional telecast. Starting this season, Comcast customers in the Bay Area have been able to catch the Ports on Channel 104 or ON-Demand.

14—The Ports walked 14 times on June 4, setting a season-high.

18—Stockton won 18 games in July, going 18-12 that month…the Ports also lost 18 games in June.

20—The Ports have won 20 of their first 30 games against South Division opponents this season.

21—Michael Richard leads the team with 21 stolen bases on the season.

28—Stockton has won 28 of their first 59 games at home in Banner Island Ballpark.

30—Todd Johnson leads the team with 30 RBI in games played at home this season.

44—The Ports have slammed 44 home runs with runners on base this season—29 have come with run-ners in scoring position.

46—Derrick Gordon has fanned 46 batters in 19 appearances at home this season.

51—Yusuf Carter collected 51 RBI in his first 86 games of the season with Stockton.

53—In the first 122 games, 53 Ports batters have been hit by a pitch.

59—Yusuf Carter leads the team as of August 20 with 59 runs scored in 86 games this season.

78—The Ports have scored 78 runs in the second inning this season.

86—The total number of bases the Ports have stolen in 122 games this season.

89—Left-handed pitcher Ben Hornbeck struck out 89 batters in 64.0 innings this season for the Ports.

106—Outfielder Jermaine Mitchell played in 106 of the first 122 games of the season.

140—The total number of regular season games the Ports will play this season.

208—Ports pitchers have held opposing batters to a .208 batting average with the bases loaded.

1420—Fans have been able to listen to all 140 Ports games on KSTN 1420 AM this season.

2,845—The average attendance at a Ports game this season. Thank you fans!

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Welcome back, true fans of perfection and awesomitude to the final installment of 2009 perfection! We truly feel it is unfortunate that the Ports 2009 season and celebration of 2008 greatness reaches its culmination. However, as fundamentally amazing members of this fine country and society, The Kyle’s look at the positive—the 2009 offseason is about to begin!

We have been fielding fan mail and an abundance of inquiries wondering what Greatness will be doing in the offseason. Well, our lovable San Joaquinians, inquire no more! Today we will celebrate the dark/morbid/sadness that is known as the offseason… no Ports baseball. However, closing the books on 2009 Ports baseball funnels The Kyle’s into the opening of the book of life! So without further ado…

The Top 5 Offseason Klye’s Endeavors and Contributions to the World…..BOOM GO!

Kyle Osgood’s Top 5

DVR’n it – You may ask, “Kyle, what is this?” Well, it’s the new sport 1. I invented. Here is how you play. The game is separated into two half’s (Afternoon and Evening). The first half tends to consist of comedies and sporting related shows, while the second half is mostly dramas. In the middle there is a 30 minute halftime, which consists of ordering pizza, because as we know, “You got thirty minutes!”Work on my “athletic skills” – I was not blessed with what “main-2. stream society” would consider a body made for sports, but my love for the game(s) is there. Call me Rudy if you must!...No, seriously, please call me Rudy—I love that movie!Watch the Championship runs – During the offseason, I expect 3. championships from all of my favorite teams – Atlanta Braves (Wild Card to Champion), Kansas City Chiefs (Yeah, Raiders, you wanna fight about it?!), Nebraska Cornhuskers (Because we know the Big 12 will be dominating the realm of college football) and Wichita State Basketball (The miracle run begins in November). All other offseason sports teams pale in comparison.Enjoy my nights – Contrary to popular belief, my best nights were not 4. spent in the box office. I expect to frolic in the rain with a wonder-fully smelling DeWitt and play Ping-Pong on our soon-to-be-acquired Ping-Pong table (Ethan, it’s happening!)Serve the people – Our fans are the lifeblood of our universe. My 5. offseason will consist of shaking hands and kissing babies. What-ever I have to do to increase the fan base, I will do it. Need your car washed…Done! Need a back massage…Done! Need someone to clean up after your pet….DeWitt is all yours!

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Kyle DeWitt’s Top 5

Sleep – I have a scheduled make-out session with my pillow and sheets (it’s 1. not as strange as it sounds). I know what you may be thinking, “Hey Kyle’s, don’t you do nothing while the team is on the road anyway?” Short and simple response: Yes, we leave the ballpark to rot and turn into an uniden-tifiable wasteland until the team graces us with their presence from a road trip. No! We keep this ship sailing year round bucko (maybe you heard about a little thing called the Bob Dylan concert?)! The glamour of working in base-ball is a fraud! Fifteen hour days get somewhat redundant and greatness and hotitude runs a little thin following an eight-game homestand, despite our deep, gold-plated and flex-fitted reserve tanks. So, I will sleep immediately following season’s end… Deborah, hold all my calls til October!Do Fun Stuff – I got some tennis to play with Watts, Madden with Bagen, 2. FIFA with the Attack, Golden Tee with Osgood, Rock-em Sock-em Robots with Sharkey, fetch & tug-o-war with my dogs, Bed, Bath and Beyond and Home Depot with the lady if I have enough time, and so on. Also, the Ports front office softball team will bring the pain and make it rain on softball fields Stockton-wide! So stay up on the Ports Post blog to maintain awesomeness-awareness! I’m gonna go yard on some poor and unsuspecting Stocktonian… just a heads-up. Get In Shape – A moment of humble honesty: The Kyle’s are getting soft. 3. However, don’t let that admission fool you…we are still the most perfect and awesome duo to come at you since Peanut and Butter! Mmmm, peanut but-ter… this getting in shape thing may be an uphill battle. Don’t judge and drop support—we are committed to a common goal!FOOTBALL!!! – Yeah, duders it is time for some football! I will be avidly fol-4. lowing and monitoring the 2009 Philadelphia Eagles Super Bowl season as well as my Ports fantasy football championship run. If you have a problem with my stone-cold-lock predictions you can go cry about it. Just keep in mind there is no room for babies in football. Charity – I will be donating my salary to the development of greener fuel 5. emissions testing, my time to freeing Tibet, my love to feeding the dwindling gazelle populations in Sudan, my thoughts to cleansing the world of disease, and my soul to extending life expectancy—all without stepping on the toes of world leaders, such as President Obama and Brett Favre (did you really think you could escape him at a Ports game!? Hahahaha you should know better!!!!)

If you are worried about the discontinuation of The Kyle’s, don’t worry, we al-ready inked our deal for 2010. Next year we are planning on branching out to hardcover, but our publisher “Big Deal Industries” doesn’t know if the world can handle this much hotitude in hardback form.

Make sure to keep up with the blog and Ports softball team in the offseason!

Until next year, stay hot Stocktonians!

We write for the people!

Cheers!

Staff Bios

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Oakland A’s Manager Bob Geren as the keynote speaker for our Hot Stove

Banquet Danielle Alt

Community Relations Manager

Watching the bungee battles during the gamesDeborah Auditor

Front Office Manager

Facing Steven Hensley of High Desert who is an Elon University

Alum Ethan Bagen

Stadium Operations Manager

My granddaughters birthday party – She had invited 10 or more little girls in the 9-10 year old

range and they all started singing Take me out to the ballgame

Terri BaileyDirector of Finance

Being part of the longest game in Cal League history

(21 innings, 7 hours 34 min-utes on June 4-5)Zack Bayrouty

Broadcaster

Ports pitchers combining for 22 strikeouts in a 10-inning

victory on August 4Ben Carr

Director of Group Sales

Nickelback Night and getting national pub!Kyle DeWittSpecial Events

Account Executive

Bob Dylan concert, meeting Roger Clemens and sweep-ing San Jose – July 28 – 30

Pat FilipponePresident and

General Manager

Luke Reiff’s mustache on Canadian Tuxedo Night

John WattsSenior Account Executive

Independence Day Celebration on July 3

Zack “The Attack” MennieOn Field MC

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The July 3rd game and fireworks and July 6th fireworks

Justin GrayDirector of Marketing

Singing a horrible version of “Take me out to the ballgame”

Sam HaroldAccount Executive

Going to JamaicaMark Mendes

Corporate Sponsorship Account Executive

The craziness that was “the cat on the field” on April 21

Kyle OsgoodTicket Manager

Interacting with the Fans and the Bob Dylan Concert

Tim PasiszMerchandise Manager

Kala Ka’aihue’s grand slam on August 6

Kristin PrattMedia Relations Manager

July 3rd Sellout and victory over San Jose

Luke ReiffAssistant General Manager

Playing “All By Myself” as the ejected player walked down

the line on Faith NightZach Sharkey

Director of Corporate Sales

what is your favorite moment/memory of the season?

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Tecate CantinaSection 101Burritos, Taco Salads, Specialty Nachos, Quesadillas, Peanuts, Sunflower Seeds, Candy, Frozen Margarita, Wine, Beer, Soda, Bottled Water

3rd Base ExpressSection 108Hot Dogs, SausagesPeanuts, Sunflower Seeds, Candy, Beer, Wine, Slushy, Soda, Bottled Water

Home Plate Grill (Front)Section 110Hot Dogs, Chicken Breast Sand-wiches, Chicken Tenders, Chili Cheese Fries, French Fries, Na-chos Grande, Peanuts, Popcorn, Sunflower Seeds, Candy, Beer, Wine, Slushy, Red Bull, Soda, Bottled Water

Home Plate Grill (Back)Section 111Hot Dogs, Nachos Grande,Peanuts, Popcorn, Sunflower Seeds, Candy, Beer, Wine, Slushy, Red Bull, Soda, Bottled Water

Woodbridge Vineyard CaféSection 215A selection of Woodbridge Wine, Pizza, Chicken Wraps, Fruit Cups, Peanuts, Sunflower Seeds, Candy, Frozen Margaritas, Beer, Soda, Bottled Water

Casey’s Corner (Right Field Grill)Section 120Garlic Fries, Hamburgers, Kinder’s BBQ Pulled Pork Sandwiches, Kind-er’s Ball-Tip Sandwiches, Nachos Grande, Frito Pie, Chili Cheese Fries, French Fries, Peanuts,Sunflower Seeds, Candy, Beer, Wine, Frozen Margaritas, Soda, Bottled Water

Jackson Rancheria Back PorchMetro PCS Home Run HillSausage Baskets, Jumbo Hot Dogs, Kids Tray, Dibs, Ice Cream Cookie Sandwiches, Drumsticks, Frozen Lemon Cups, Peanuts, Sunflower Seeds, Jumbo Pretzels, Beer, Wine, Soda, Bottled Water

Kinder’s BBQ GrillCenter FieldBall-Tip Sandwiches, Burgers, Atomic Links, Chicken Sandwiches, Pulled Pork Sandwich-es, Baked Beans, Potato Salad, Macaroni Salad, Chips, Soda

Funnel Cakes and Snow Cones Black Oak Bullpen BBQ

Pretzel Cart – Section 108

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Gelato Cart – Section 118

Sausage Cart – Section 119

Churros, Corndogs and Candy Tent – Section 120”

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