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2019 MEDIA GUIDE

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Great American Ball Park100 Joe Nuxhall Way

Cincinnati, OH 45202Phone: (513) 765-7000

Twitter: @Reds

245 Park Ave.New York, NY 10167

Phone: (212) 931-7800www.mlb.com, Twitter: @MLB

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Class A: Dayton Dragons - Midwest LeagueRookie: Billings Mustangs - Pioneer League

Rookie: Arizona League Reds - Arizona LeagueRookie: Greeneville Reds - Appalachian League

Cincinnati Reds Minor League Affiliates

Major League Baseball

The Cincinnati Reds’ 2019 media guide was produced by the media relations and creative services departments and is based on information available through February 8, 2019. Biographies, statistics, editing and research provided by Rob Butcher, Larry Herms, Jamie Ramsey, Amy Calo, Brendan Hader, Michael King, Ben Barnette, Patrick O’Leary and Elias Sports Bureau. Contributing photos provided by Reds team photographers Greg Rust and Philip Groshong, Mike Moore, the National Baseball Hall of Fame, Getty Images, Major League Baseball and its affiliates. Special thanks to Pat Latham from CJK Print Possibilities. The 2019 media guide is an official publication of The Cincinnati Reds, LLC, 100 Joe Nuxhall Way, Cincinnati, OH 45202, (513) 765-7000. Its logos and graphics are trademarks of the Cincinnati Reds. All rights reserved. Reproduction in whole or in part without written permission is strictly prohibited. Printed in the USA using soy ink and 10% PCRF recycled content.

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Reds Front Office ........................................... 6–40Ballpark Operations Bios ..........................................30

Baseball Operations Bios ...................................17–24 Broadcasters ....................................................... 26-29 Business Operations Bios ..................................31–33 Executive Bios ....................................................10–17FrontOffice,Directory ........................................... 6–8FrontOffice,Photos ........................................... 34–39Medical Staff .............................................................25

Cincinnati Reds ........................................... 41–218 Acquisitions ........................................................ 62–63

Baseball Operations Support Staff ................... 57–58Birthdays .................................................................216ClubhouseStaff ........................................................58Coaches ............................................................. 44–57Manager,DavidBell ........................................... 42–44Media Relations Staff ...............................................61Medical Staff .......................................................59-60Players ..............................................................67–215Roster,40-Man .................................................. 64–65Roster,Non-RosterInvitees .....................................66ServiceTime,MajorLeague ..................................216Team Travel ...............................................................58Twitter Handles .......................................................216

Reds Scouting and Player Development ......219–290AwardWinners,2018MinorLeague ......................243AffiliateDirectory ....................................................228Affiliates,ThroughtheYears ..................................240All-StarSelections,2018RedsMinorLeague .......243BartonScoutoftheYearAward .............................220Bender Award Winners ...........................................241Coordinators/Instructors ................................ 226–227CrossCheckers,Photos .........................................221Directory,PlayerDevelopmentandScouting ........220Draft,2018 ..............................................................241Draft,All-TimeNo.1DraftSelections .....................242InternationalPlayerDevelopment,Photos ............222Leaders,2018Organizational ................................244Managers/Coaches ....................................... 229–239PlayerDevelopmentDepartment ................... 223-225Recaps,2018Team ....................................... 245–251Players ........................................................... 252–288ProScouts,Photos .................................................221ScoutingSupervisors,Photos ................................222Standings,2018Affiliates .......................................244Standings,2018NLMinorLeague .........................244TopProspects .........................................................243

Reds History .............................................291–386All-Stars,All-Time ...................................................338Attendance,Year-by-Year .......................................304Award Winners ............................................... 336–337BallparkHistory .............................................. 302–303Ballparks,ThroughtheYears .................................301Batting,IndividualRecords ...........................358–359BattingRecords,SingleGame ...................... 362–363Batting,RedsLeagueLeaders ...............................355Batting,TopFive .....................................................356Batting,Year-by-YearTeamStats .........................350Batting,YearlyIndividualLeaders ................. 351–355ClubRecords,Batting .............................................357

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ClubRecords,Fielding ...........................................378ClubRecords,Pitching ...........................................373 Coaches,Since1900 ............................................ 306Fielding,IndividualRecords ...................................379Fielding,Year-by-Year ............................................378GamesByPosition,MostCareer ...........................380HallofFame,National ....................................314–315HallofFame,Reds ........................................ 316–323HallofFameandMuseum,Reds ...........................324HighestScoringGames..........................................347HomeRuns,GrandSlams ......................................356HomeRuns,GreatAmericanBallPark .................365HomeRuns,RedsTrios/Duos ................................359HomeRuns,Redsw/30inaseason ......................359 HomeRuns,Year-by-Year ......................................349Homestands,Best ..................................................348ImportantDates,RedsHistory ...................... 292–293Inning,BiggestEver ................................................362LastTimeitHappened ................................... 381–385Managers,Since1900 ............................................305Managers,Winningest ............................................305Marathons ...............................................................347Miscellaneous Records ..........................................380Miscellaneous Hitting Feats ..................359–361,364MiscellaneousPitchingFeats ........................ 375–376 MostSeasons,Players .......................................... 306No-Hitters ................................................................377OpeningDayLineups,Since1900 ................ 342–345OpeningDayResults ..................................... 340–341PerfectGame ..........................................................377Pitching,IndividualRecords ............................372,374Pitching,RedsLeagueLeaders .............................371 Pitching,TopFive ...................................................372 Pitching,YearlyIndividualLeaders ................367–370Pitching,Year-by-YearStatistics ............................366PitchingRecords,SingleGame .............................376PlayersStatues .............................................. 328–329Players/Pitchers/RookiesoftheWeek/Month .......339Record,Home/Road,Since1900 ..........................296Record,vs.AmericanLeague ................................298Record,vs.NationalLeague ......................... 297–299Record,Year-by-Year ....................................294–296RetiredUniformNumbers ............................... 325-327RoadTrips,Best......................................................348Roster,All-Time,Post-1900 ............................ 308-313Roster,All-Time,Pre-1900 .....................................307Streaks,WinningandLosingbySeason ...............346Strikeouts,MostbyRedsBattersinGame ............363UniformNumbers,All-Time ...........................330–335

Reds in Postseason ...................................387–418BattingLeaders .......................................................393Club Records .................................................. 391-392IndividualBattingRecords .....................................391IndividualPitchingRecords ....................................394PitchingLeaders .....................................................395PostseasonHistory .................................................388Roster,All-timePostseason ...................................389SeriesResults,ByYear ................................. 396–418

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150th Anniversary ....................................419–4241869 Red Stockings ................................................420Season-LongCelebration ......................................421ThrowbackUniforms ....................................... 422-424

Media and Other Info ................................425–458Affiliates,Radio .......................................................428BallparkGuestGuide ..................................... 451-457BattingPracticeSchedule,2019 ............................434BBWAA,CincinnatiChapter ...................................436Broadcasters,All-Time .................................. 426–427Community,RedsInThe ...............................430–431CoveringtheBeat,Photos ......................................436 Directory,MLBFrontOffice ....................................439FundraisingEvents,RedsCommunityFund..444-445GameBroadcast ............................................434–435GroupTickets/PartyAreas,GABP .................448-449MediaOutlets,Local ...............................................437 MediaRelationsDepartment,Bios ................434-435MediaRelationsInformation/Guidelines ................434MediaRelationsDirectory,MLBClubs ..................433NationalBaseballHallofFameInformation ..........438 PremiumSeating,GABP ........................................450PromotionalDates,2019 ........................................429RedsontheAirwaves .............................................426RulesofInterest,MLB ....................................438-439 SeatingChart ..........................................................432SpringTrainingInformation ...........................430–433TicketInformation ...................................................446TicketMemberships/Plans .....................................447

2018 Season Review......................................... 459–514Attendance,NL ................................................................475Attendance,Day-by-Day .................................................475Batting Order ................................................................... 467Batting Statistics ............................................................. 466Blown Saves ................................................................... 468Catchers’Stats .................................................................470Catchers’ThrowingPercentage ......................................470CompleteGames ............................................................ 469DayTotals,RedsBatters ................................................ 490DayTotals,RedsPitchers .............................................. 490Day-by-DayResults ................................................ 472–474DesignatedHitters .......................................................... 467DisabledList ....................................................................472Ejections ...........................................................................471Extra-InningGames ........................................................471Fielding Statistics ....................................................469–470GreatAmericanBallParkTotals,RedsBatters............. 488GreatAmericanBallParkTotals,RedsPitchers ........... 488HighsandLows .......................................................494–495Leaders,ALBatting/Pitching .................................. 509–513Leaders,NLBatting/Pitching .................................502–505LeftHanders,RedsBattersvs ....................................... 486

LeftHanders,RedsPitchersvs ............................... 486MonthlyRecaps .....................................................476–483Multi-HitGames .............................................................. 467NightTotals,RedsBatters .............................................. 491NightTotals,RedsPitchers ............................................ 491PitchingStatistics ........................................................... 468RecordsWhen...Reds’ .....................................................471RedsbyDay/Month/Series/Game...................................472Relievers Totals .............................................................. 468Review,2018Season .............................................460–465RightHanders,RedsBattersvs ..................................... 487RightHanders,RedsPitchersvs ................................... 487RoadTotals,RedsBatters .............................................. 489 RoadTotals,RedsPitchers ........................................... 489ScoringPosition,RedsBattersWithRunnersIn ...492–493Shutouts .......................................................................... 469Standings,2018MLBFinal............................................. 460StartersbyPosition ........................................................ 467Starters/Relievers Comparison ...................................... 468Statistics,RedsFirst-Half ............................................... 484Statistics,RedsSecond-Half ......................................... 485StatisticsandRankings,AL....................................506–508StatisticsandRankings,NL ...................................499–501

Transactions ............................................................495–498WinsinLastAt-Bat ..........................................................471Won-LostBreakdowns ....................................................471

Opponents ........................................................ 515–538Ballparks,MajorLeagueDirectory ................................. 537Opponents,AL ........................................................533–536 Opponents,NL ........................................................ 519–532RecordvsAL ................................................................... 533RecordvsNL ........................................................... 516-518


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INVESTORSRobert H. Castellini — W. Joseph Williams Jr. — Thomas L. Williams

Lindner Reds Baseball IV LLC — Frank Cohen — William J. Reik Buy Buy Baseball, LLC — EMK Investment Company, LLC — Larry Sheakley — Jeffrey L. Wyler

Harry J. Fath — Jeffrey L. Gendell — Edwin J. Rigaud, AACE, LLC — HKR Baseball, LLC — Ronald L. SargentJohn H. Wyant — George H. Vincent, Queen City Diamond, LLC — Heading for Home, LLC — Art Hauser

EXECUTIVE OFFICERobert H. Castellini ...............................ChiefExecutiveOfficerW.JosephWilliamsJr. ................................................ChairmanThomasL.Williams ............................................ ViceChairmanPhillipJ.Castellini ..........PresidentandChiefOperatingOfficerShelliePetrey .........................Executive Operations Manager

DickWilliams ........................ PresidentofBaseballOperationsNickKrall .........................VicePresidentandGeneralManagerSarahVedder ........Exec.Asst.toPres.ofBaseballOps./GM

WaltJocketty ..............................ExecutiveAdvisortotheCEOChristopherL.Fister ...........................SecretaryandTreasurerKarenForgus ....SeniorVicePresidentofBusinessOperationsTeddySiegel .....................................Business Ops. AssistantEmilyMahle ........Business Ops. Assistant/Speakers Bureau

DougHealy ............SeniorVicePresidentofFinanceandCFOJamesA.Marx,Esq. ....................................ChiefLegalOfficerTeenaSchweier ............................AssistanttoCLOandCFO

BASEBALL OPERATIONSFront OfficeSamGrossman .....VicePresident,AssistantGeneralManagerBuddyBell .......... VP,Sr.AdvisortoPresidentofBaseballOps.ChrisBuckley .........................VicePresident,PlayerPersonnelJeffGraupe ...........................SeniorDirector,PlayerPersonnelJoe Morgan ...................Senior Advisor to Baseball OperationsMark Edwards ....................Coordinator of Baseball OperationsCharlesLeddon ..................Director,SportsScienceInitiativesBrett Elkins ..............Manager,BaseballSystemsDevelopmentRyanBarger.................AppsDev.Specialist,BaseballSystemsMichaelSchatz .............................Manager,BaseballAnalyticsKevinCorby ..........................................................DataScientistStuart Wallace ......................................................DataScientistNickWan ...............................................................DataScientistJames Brand ...................................DataMajorLeagueAnalystSamanthaRack .......................... BaseballAnalyticsDeveloperJoeDelia ...................................... BaseballSystemsDeveloperBoThompson ...............................Manager,AdvanceScoutingJulio Morillo .......BaseballOps.Assistant&SpanishTranslatorPro ScoutingRobCoughlin ............................Director,ProfessionalScoutingCamBonifay ..........SpecialAssistanttoGM,PlayerPersonnelTerryReynolds ........SpecialAssistanttoGM,PlayerPersonnel“J” Harrison .............SpecialAssistanttotheGeneralManagerMartyMaier .............SpecialAssistanttotheGeneralManager

JohnMorris .............SpecialAssistanttotheGeneralManagerJeffSchugel ............SpecialAssistanttotheGeneralManagerGaryGlover ..................................................ProfessionalScoutJoeJocketty ..................................................ProfessionalScoutBruce Manno ................................................ProfessionalScoutMick Mattaliano.............................................ProfessionalScoutJeff Morris .....................................................ProfessionalScoutSteve Roadcap .............................................ProfessionalScoutRob Fidler .................................Manager,PacificRimScoutingJameyStorvick ..............................................Scout,PacificRim

Amateur ScoutingBrad Meador .....................................Director,AmateurScoutingPaulPierson....................AssistantDirector,AmateurScoutingJoeKatuska ....................AssistantDirector,AmateurScoutingTreyHendricks ..........................Director,InternationalScoutingGregMcMillin ............AssistantDirector,InternationalScoutingRichardJimenez .................... Director,LatinAmericaScouting

Player DevelopmentShawnPender ...................VicePresident,PlayerDevelopmentEricLee ..........................SeniorDirector,PlayerDevelopementBillDoran .....................SpecialAssistant,PlayerDevelopmentEricDavis ..................... SpecialAssistant,PlayerPerformanceBarryLarkin ................. SpecialAssistant,PlayerPerformanceMario Soto.................... SpecialAssistant,PlayerPerformancePatrickSerbus ............Director,MinorLeagueAthleticTrainingBrad Epstein .............Director,MinorLeaguePhysicalTherapyMelissa Hill .......................Coordinator,BaseballAdministrationMark Heil ...............................Coordinator,PlayerDevelopmentBeckySchnakenberg ......Coordinator,MinorLeagueWellnessAshleyMeuser ..................Coordinator,MinorLeagueNutritionErika Sperl ...............................................Medical AdministratorCharlieRodriguez ...................... PlayerDevelopmentAssistantChrisTremie.................................................... Field CoordinatorMiltThompson ..............................................Hitting CoordinatorTonyFossas ...............................................PitchingCoordinatorJoelNoboa ............................ LatinAmericanFieldCoordinatorBillyHatcher ..................RovingOutfield/BaserunnerInstructorCorkyMiller ......................................RovingCatchingInstructorFrankPfister ...............................................MentalSkillsCoach

Arizona OperationsMike Saverino ............................................Operations ManagerBranden Croteau ...................................... Operations AssistantJonSnyder ..........................MinorLeagueEquipmentManagerJohnBryk ...........................MinorLeagueClubhouseAssistantGaryHall ................................MinorLeagueVideoCoordinator

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Major League Team TravelGaryWahoff..................................SeniorDirector,TeamTravelMedia RelationsRobButcher ............................VicePresident,MediaRelationsLarryHerms .......................................Director,MediaRelationsJamieRamsey .........Director,MediaRelations,DigitalContentMedical StaffDr.TimothyKremchek ......................................MedicalDirectorDr.AngelVelazquez ........Asst.Med.Director,Assoc.TeamPhys.Steve Baumann ...................HeadAthleticTrainer,ATC,CSCSJimmyMattocks .........................AssistantAthleticTrainer,ATCTomas Vera ................................AssistantAthleticTrainer,ATCSeanMarohn ...................Director,Str./Cond.,CSCS/RSCC*DZachGjestvang ..........Asst.Director,Str./Cond.,CSCS/RSCCClubhouseRick Stowe ...................SeniorDirector,ClubhouseOperationsJoshStewart .................................VisitingClubhouseManagerMark Stowe ......................................RedsClubhouseAssistant

BALLPARK OPERATIONSTimO’Connell ................VicePresidentofBallparkOperationsBallpark Operations Sean Brown ..................SeniorDirectorofBallparkOperationsColleen Rodenberg ............ DirectorofBallparkAdministrationBob Harrison .....................Ballpark Operations SuperintendentJanKoshover ...........SeniorManagerofGuestandEventOps.Jen Clemens ...........Ballpark Administrative Services ManagerRogerSmith ........................................................ChiefEngineerGaryGoddard .....................................AssistantChiefEngineerRobertBurkhart ............................................... FinishCarpenterRichardKleinwachter .................................................ElectricianDanielKorb .................................................................ElectricianChrisCasarcia ................................................HVACTechnicianDonEichstadt .................................................HVACTechnicianJustin Faul ................................................MaintenanceWorkerIKyleDanbury ......................................... Maintenance Assistant JonPhelps ...............................................................Ops QA/QCPhilStall ...........................................................................PainterDanielSchmaltz.............................................................PlumberChaseVogel ...........................Ballpark Operations CoordinatorGeoffreyJoseph .............................Shipping&ReceivingClerkField OperationsStephenLord ...........................................HeadGroundskeeperDerrikGrubbs ..........................AssistantHeadGroundskeeperPublic Safety and SecurityJohnCordova ................DirectorofSecurityandPublicSafetyRebecca Vanderwaal .....................................SecurityManagerDewittAnderson ........................................PublicSafetyOfficerJohnBrehm................................................PublicSafetyOfficerKyleDeWine ..............................................PublicSafetyOfficerMichaelGrote ............................................PublicSafetyOfficerChadHeintzelman .....................................PublicSafetyOfficerKennethLewis ...........................................PublicSafetyOfficerRichardMiller .............................................PublicSafetyOfficerJasonSchwab ...........................................PublicSafetyOfficerPatrickSponsler ........................................PublicSafetyOfficer

Vincent Steinwert ......................................PublicSafetyOfficerRichardToschlog .......................................PublicSafetyOfficerBrenna Turner ............................................PublicSafetyOfficer

BUSINESS OPERATIONSCOMMUNICATIONS AND MARKETINGRalphMitchell ............VicePresidentofComm.andMarketingCommunicationsLisaBraun ............................................DirectorofDigitalMediaAudraSordyl .............................................DirectorofMarketingJarrod Rollins .......DirectorofCommunications&WebContentMichaelAnderson ..............................PublicRelationsManagerLoriWatt ............PromotionalPurchasing/BroadcastingAdmin.Brendan Hader ................................ Communications ManagerChadwickFischer ...................................Social Media ManagerCreative ServicesJansenDell ...............................DirectorofCreativeOperationsAmyCalo.........................................Creative Services ManagerMichaelKing .....................................................SeniorDesigner SaraTreash ....................................................GraphicDesignerBrandonCafferky ................................JuniorGraphicDesigner

PROMOTIONAL EVENTS AND PRODUCTIONSZachBonkowski .............VicePresidentofPromoEvents/Prod.Promotional Events and Player RelationsCoreyHawthorne ......DirectorofPromoEvents/Plyr.RelationsJimMyers ....................................................AuthenticsManagerCaylorEscalante .........................PromotionalEventsManagerKelseyProctor ........................PromotionalEventsCoordinatorNickSt.Pierre ...............................Events Coordinator/MascotsProductionsJamiItiavkase ........................................DirectorofProductionsBillyJohnson ............................................ ProductionsManagerBrent Vinson ....................VideoEngineer-TechnicalManagerNickPrince ...............VideoProductions&TechnicalSpecialistNicholasWedige .................................MotionGraphicDesignerKaitlinSimcoe ...........................ContentProductionsSpecialist

COMMUNITY FUNDCharleyFrank ........ExecutiveDirector,RedsCommunityFundMatthewWagner ...........Asst.Director,RedsCommunityFundJeromeWright .... P&GMLBCin.RedsYouthAcademyDirectorJeremyHamilton .................AssistantDirector,YouthAcademySaraIngram .........................SponsorshipandEventsManagerColleenCheek ........................................Sr.OutreachManagerJorge Merlos ............................................OutreachCoordinatorGabriellePape .........................................OutreachCoordinatorEmilyEgbers ............. Fundraising and Operations Coordinator

COMMUNITY RELATIONSLindseyDingeldein ................DirectorofCommunityRelationsNatalyaHerndon ...................... DiversityRelationsCoordinator

CORPORATE PARTNERSHIPSBill Reinberger .........VicePresidentofCorporatePartnershipsDaveCollins ...................DirectorofSponsorshipDevelopmentDanLewis ............................. CorporatePartnershipsManager


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ToddRichardson .................. CorporatePartnershipsManagerJackie Sprague ..................... CorporatePartnershipsManagerJoeZerhusen ........................Broadcast and Affiliates ManagerJoanie Conkle ......................................................CRM ManagerErikaGaliette .............................. Senior Manager of FulfillmentJessica Jamison ........... Corporate Account Services ManagerKelliAnneLouthan ....... Corporate Account Services ManagerMattPohlman ................ Corporate Account Services ManagerJason Strine ............................................ DigitalSalesManagerBrandon Bowman .................................. Trafficking CoordinatorDeniseLockwood .............AssistanttoCorporatePartnerships

FINANCE AND ADMINISTRATIONBentley“B.J.”Viator........VicePresidentofFinance,ControllerAccounting JillNiemeyer ..............................................Accounting ManagerCathyBrakers ............................................... Senior AccountantSherriYerkes ................................................... Staff AccountantSydneySimpson .................................. AccountsPayableClerkAmanda Simpson ............................................Accounting ClerkHuman ResourcesAllisonStortz...............................DirectorofHumanResourcesGarryMcGuire ............................EmployeeRelationsManagerAmyFord ................................ Manager,BenefitsandWellnessMelissa Craig ..............................TalentDevelopmentManagerZachWollman ...........................................HRBusinessPartnerPayrollLeannaWeiss ........DirectorofFinancialReportingandPayrollAyannaGoddard...........................................PayrollAccountant

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY AND BUSINESS ANALYTICS BrianKeys ....................................VicePresidentofTechnologyTechnologyKeithWinchester .................. InformationTechnologyManagerSteveLewis .............................................SystemsAdministratorChrisRenner ...........................................SystemsAdministratorClinton Van Andel ........................................... SystemsSupportBusiness AnalyticsStevenWyant ....................................................... DataArchitectChrisCalo ............................................SeniorBusinessAnalystMark Boone .................................................... BusinessAnalystKristinElliott .............................................ApplicationDeveloperPaigeSmith............................... BusinessMarketingDeveloperJoeEnriquez ............................................ApplicationDeveloper

TICKETS AND BUSINESS DEVELOPMENTAaron Eisel.......VicePresidentofTicketingandBusinessDev.MarkSchueler ..........SeniorDirectorofTicketSales&ServiceSeason Sales and RetentionPatrickMontague...............DirectorofTicketingNewBusinessShelleyVolpenhein .......DirectorofSeasonTicketMembershipChrisHerrell .......................................... Season Sales ManagerBlake Williams .......Sr.AccountExecutive,NewBusinessDev.JakeEby......................AccountExecutive,NewBusinessDev.AustinMacEachen .....AccountExecutive,NewBusinessDev.RichyVelasquez .........AccountExecutive,NewBusinessDev.

EricKeller .......SeniorAccountExecutive,RetentionandSalesJimmyDollard ............AccountExecutive,RetentionandSalesAngelGonzalez .........AccountExecutive,RetentionandSalesLoganGrapenthien ....AccountExecutive,RetentionandSalesTylerWade .................AccountExecutive,RetentionandSalesPremium Sales and ServicesChrisBausano ................ DirectorofPremiumSales&ServiceRyanRizzo ..........................................PremiumSalesManagerMegan Stuerenberg ........... SeniorPremiumServiceExecutiveAllisonLoos .................SuitesandPremiumServiceExecutiveCraig Sample .................................PremiumServiceExecutiveJacobSwartz .................................PremiumServiceExecutiveKevinSympson ..............................PremiumServiceExecutiveGroup SalesCarmen Alberini ....................................DirectorofGroupSalesCardell Carter ....................................GroupAccountExecutiveAlyGruber ..........................................GroupAccountExecutiveMaxx Sample .....................................GroupAccountExecutiveMasonSmith ......................................GroupAccountExecutiveDrewWhitaker ...................................GroupAccountExecutiveDigital Ticketing & CRMMatthewOllerdisse ..................ManagerofTicketPartnershipsJonMyers ..............................................................CRMAnalyst Jami Aufderbeck ...DigitalTicket&MembershipBenefitCoord.Single Game TicketingKristenMeyers .....................DirectorofSingleGameTicketingAndre Elkins .......................SingleGameTicketingCoordinatorRyanHaynes .....................SingleGameTicketingCoordinatorSpecial EventsVicki Volp .........Sr. Manager of Special Events Sales and Ops.TerylleAustin ................. Manager of Special Event OperationsTiffanyHuffman ......Special Events Sales & Event CoordinatorChristianSharp .............................. Event Services CoordinatorConsumer ClubsKaylaParsley ....................................Consumer Clubs ManagerCustomer ServiceCraig Warman ..............................DirectorofCustomerServiceAnneKirby ...............................................SwitchboardOperatorFrank Rosiello ...........................................VIPTicketConciergeTicket OperationsJohnO’Brien .....................SeniorDirectorofTicketOperationsBev Bonavita ..................... Season Ticket Operations ManagerLanceBucher...........BoxOfficeWindowandParkingManagerBillyByrnes ...........................Ticket Operations Event ManagerJohnRieder ................................... GroupOperationsManagerCatie Bock.......................................Ticket Operations ManagerTodd Wuest .........................................TicketSystemsManagerTylerCrowley ............................. Ticket Operations CoordinatorLoganParagin ........................... Ticket Operations Coordinator

REDS HALL OF FAME AND MUSEUMRick Walls ......................................................ExecutiveDirectorChrisEckes .........................OperationsManager/ChiefCuratorErinChamberlain ..........MarketingandDevelopmentManagerKenFreeman ....................Education&ProgrammingManagerMark Harlow ....................................Ticket Operations ManagerSherryRowland .......................................MembershipManagerChristinaSprance .............Visitor Services and Retail ManagerTylerRenfro ..............MarketingandDevelopmentCoordinator

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AaronChampion .......................................1869–70JosiahL.Keck ..........................................1876–77J.WayneNeff ...........................................1878–79JustusThorner ..........................................1882–83Aaron S. Stern ................................1884,1887–90GeorgeHerancourt .........................................1885JohnHauck .....................................................1886JohnT.Brush ............................................1891–02GarryHerrmann ........................................1902–27C.J.McDiarmid .........................................1928–29SidneyWeil ...............................................1930–33

REDS CEOS THROUGH THE YEARSPowelCrosleyJr. ......................................1934–46WarrenC.Giles ........................................1946–51PowelCrosleyJr. ......................................1951–61WilliamO.DeWitt .....................................1961–66FrancisL.Dale .........................................1967–73RobertL.Howsam ....................................1973–78DickWagner .............................................1978–83RobertL.Howsam ....................................1983–85MargeSchott ............................................1985–99CarlH.Lindner .....................................1999–2006Robert H. Castellini .......................... 2006–Present

On Nov. 2, 2005, the Cincinnati Reds announced that the controlling interest in the club would be acquired by a group of Cincinnatians led by Robert H. Castellini, Chairman of Castellini Company.

Other members of the group acquiring the controlling interest include Thomas L. Williams and W. Joseph Williams, Jr., President and Chairman, respectively, of Cincinnati based North American Properties.

The sale of the club was completed on Jan. 19, 2006, and Mr. Castellini assumed control of the Club as its Chief Executive Officer.

Mr. Castellini has been involved in Major League Baseball for close to 40 years. His involvement included a minor interest in the Cincinnati Reds as part of the Williams family ownership until that interest was sold in 1984. He became a partner in the Texas Rangers in 1989 and the Baltimore

Orioles in 1993. From 1995 until 2006 Mr. Castellini was an investor in the St. Louis Cardinals. His interest in the Cardinals was sold as a condition of his acquisition of the Cincinnati Reds.

Mr. Castellini has been the Chairman of Castellini Group of Companies since 1992, following tenures as Executive Vice President from 1967–1970 and President from 1970–1992. The Castellini Company businesses include perishable distribution, food processing, public warehousing, transportation logistics and leasing.

In 1963, he graduated from Georgetown University with a degree in economics and after two years as an officer in the U.S. Army he received his MBA from Wharton Graduate School in 1967.

Mr. Castellini is very active in the Cincinnati community. He served as a member of the Board of Trustees for Xavier University as well as Chairman of Xavier’s Development Committee, member and Past President of the Cincinnati Business Committee, a member of the Commercial and Commonwealth Clubs of Cincinnati as well as past president of both clubs, member of the Chief Executives Organization and Past President of the Young Presidents’ Organization, Cincinnati Chapter. He donates his time as a board member of the Cincinnati Center City Development Committee (3CDC), chairman of the Joint Banks Steering Committee, President of the Cincinnati Equity Fund and New Markets Tax Credit, and a member of the Cincinnati Arts and Technology Center Steering Committee.

He has also been a member of the boards of directors for PNC Bank, Ohio and United States Playing Card Company, Comair Airlines, Babson College Board of Trustees, Denison University Board of Trustees and President of the Queen City Club. Mr. Castellini has been Chairman of the Boards of Trustees for both Tri Health, Inc. and the Good Samaritan Hospital, a Board of Trustees member for the National Underground Railroad Freedom Center and the Cincinnati Art Museum, and Chairman of the Board of the Cincinnati Zoo.

Bob is married to Susie Castellini and they have four children and 12 grandchildren.

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Tom Williams is President and CEO of North American Properties, a national real estate development company. He has been President of North American Properties since 1994 and served as Vice President from 1986 through 1994. He was an associate with the law firm Frost & Jacobs from 1983 through 1986.

Mr. Williams is Vice Chairman and one of the principal owners of the Cincinnati Reds. He is a former owner of the St. Louis Cardinals from 1996 to 2006 and, prior to that, was an owner of the Baltimore Orioles.

Mr. Williams currently serves on numerous Boards including JobsOhio, The Western and Southern Financial Group, The Cincinnati Equity Fund, The Cincinnati Center City Development Corporation (3CDC), and Cintrifuse. He is a member and past Chairman of the Cincinnati

Business Committee (CBC), Co-Chair of the CBC’s Economic Development Committee, and Co-Chair of the CBC’s Education Committee. He is one of the founding members and past Chairman (August 2012 – April 2015) of the Cincinnati Regional Business Committee (CRBC) and serves on the Economic Development Committee, the Education Committee, and the Government Affairs Committee. He is a Co-Chair of the Child Poverty Collaborative. He is a member (past Chair) of REDI (Regional Economic Development Initiative) Cincinnati. He is Co-Chair of Build Our New Bridge Now Coalition. He is a board member of the Cincinnati USA Regional Chamber, Accelerate Great Schools, and Teach For America. He is Chairman Emeritus of the LISC Local Advisory Committee, and a member of the Cincinnati Art Museum Nominating Committee. He is also a member of the World Presidents’ Organization and past member of the Young Presidents’ Organization (past president), and a member of the Chief Executives Organization. He is member of the Commonwealth Club of Cincinnati (past president) and a member of the Commercial Club of Cincinnati (past president).

Some of Mr. Williams’ past activities include membership of the boards of AAA Cincinnati, the Children’s Home of Cincinnati, the Cincinnati Art Museum, the Cincinnati Zoo (past president), Downtown Cincinnati, Inc., Georgetown University’s Board of Regents, Interact for Health, PNC Bank Ohio, The Port of Greater Cincinnati Development Authority, St. Joseph Home, Summit Country Day School, and Xavier University.

He is a member of the Camargo Club, the Cincinnati Country Club, Baker’s Bay Golf and Ocean Club, Northport Point, the Queen City Club, Royal Poinciana Golf Club, and the Snowmass Club.

Mr. Williams is a graduate of Georgetown University and the University of Cincinnati College of Law.

Tom Williams is married to Jenny Williams. The Williams have three children.

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Joe Williams is the Chairman of North American Properties, a family-owned and controlled real estate development company, which was started in 1954. Mr. Williams joined North American as an Executive Vice President in 1970. From 1984-’94, he was the President. Since 1994, he has served as Chairman of the Board. Mr. Williams served in the United States Army prior to joining North American.

Mr. Williams’ family has a long history with Major League Baseball. Mr. Williams’ father, William J. Williams, Sr., served as Vice President and part owner of the Cincinnati Reds from 1966 to 1982 before becoming General Partner in 1982. During the period from 1970 to 1982, Mr. Williams, Jr. served on the Board of Directors of the Cincinnati Reds. The family sold its interest in 1984.

In 1993, Mr. Williams became a part owner of the Baltimore Orioles. Mr. Williams was an owner of the St. Louis Cardinals from 1996 to 2005.

He graduated from Xavier University in 1969.

Joe Williams is married to Judy Williams. They have two children.

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As President and Chief Operating Officer of the Cincinnati Reds, Phillip J. Castellini is responsible for all business and ballpark operations of the organization, including a primary focus on the growth of new revenue through ticket sales, corporate sponsorships and special events. Mr. Castellini works closely with team concessionaire Delaware North Companies (DNC) on merchandising, licensing and food and beverage options. Additionally, Mr. Castellini oversees the Reds broadcast relationships.

During his tenure, Mr. Castellini has made fan engagement a priority throughout the organization. Notably during the 2015 All-Star Summer season he oversaw extensive capital improvements in and around the ballpark, along with major

renovations to existing spaces like the all-inclusive club, The Handlebar, down the right-field side of the ballpark. All were done for the purpose of enhancing the fan experience, joining the dozens of other fan spaces added since Mr. Castellini took over business operations.

Under Mr. Castellini’s direction, locally renowned food and beverages are now served throughout the ballpark which broadly expands the traditional ballpark offerings. His commitment to fan entertainment reaches beyond the ballpark with the annual production of the best-in-class events such as Redsfest, the Opening Day Block Party, the Reds Caravan, the Hall of Fame Induction Gala, and numerous events for the Reds Community Fund.

Mr. Castellini also plays a pivotal role in the club’s community efforts, serving as an executive committee board member for the Reds Community Fund. He assisted with the development of funding for the P&G Cincinnati MLB Urban Youth Academy in Roselawn, which broke ground in 2013 and opened in 2014. This academy is the first in the Midwest as part of Major League Baseball’s Urban Youth Academy program.

On the league-wide level, Mr. Castellini was instrumental in securing Cincinnati as the host city for the 2015 Major League Baseball All-Star Game. He also represents the Reds as one of eight teams on Major League Baseball’s Ticketing Review Subcommittee.

After first joining the Reds following the 2005 season as Senior Director of Business Operations, Mr. Castellini was promoted to Senior Vice President of Business Operations in January 2007 before assuming his current position in January 2008. He reports directly to Reds CEO Bob Castellini and works closely with the ownership group.

In addition to his Reds duties, Mr. Castellini is an active member of the Greater Cincinnati community. He is currently a member of institutions such as the Cincinnati USA Regional Chamber Board, TriHealth, Inc. Board, Cincinnati Regional Business Committee (CRBC) Board, Young Presidents’ Organization, Commonwealth Club and Queen City Club. Since 1993 he also has served as President of Merchants Cold Storage in Walton, Kentucky.

A g raduate o f Babson Co l lege, Mr. Castellini has a Bachelor of Science, Marketing and Entrepreneurial studies and a minor in literature. He also has attended post-graduate studies through the University of Pittsburgh’s Semester at Sea program. He and his wife Britt have five children: Lucia, Gabriella, Chloe, Millie and John James.

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DICK WILLIAMSDick Williams is in his third season as President of Baseball Operations and in his 14th season with the organization. He oversees all aspects of baseball operations, including the Major League team, player development, pro and amateur scouting, and the international operations. During the 2016 and 2017 seasons, he also held the title of general manager.

Williams worked under two general managers after joining the Reds. He worked for Wayne Krivsky from 2006 until mid-2008. He then worked for Walt Jocketty from mid-2008 through the 2016 season. Williams was the second-youngest executive to be promoted to General Manager for the Reds since Gabe Paul in 1951. During

that time, the Reds have had 11 different GMs. Overall, Williams was the 18th general manager in the history of the team and the second, after Jocketty, to hold the title of President of Baseball Operations.

While Williams has worked in the front office, the Reds have made the postseason three times (2010, 2012 and 2013), winning the NL Central Division twice and the Wild Card once. The only other time in Reds history with as many playoff appearances in such a short window occurred during the Big Red Machine era, when that club made five postseason appearances in seven seasons between 1970 and 1976 and six appearances in 10 seasons between 1970 and 1979. When the Reds made the playoffs in 2010, it was their first appearance in the postseason in 15 years. The Reds were named the Organization of the Year by Baseball America in 2012.

One of the keys to the Reds’ window of success from 2010 to 2013 was an improvement in the farm system. The talent in the Reds’ minor league system was ranked 30th in the Major Leagues by Baseball America in 2006 when the new ownership group took over. Just two years later, the system was in the top five and has not ranked below 17th since 2006.

In 2016, Baseball America rated the Reds’ June First-Year Player Draft the best of all 30 teams. Also during the summer of 2016, the Reds signed two Cuban players to add to their minor league system, SS Alfredo Rodriguez and RHP Vladimir Gutierrez. Both were ranked in the top seven of all international prospects by MLB. The Reds also had highly rated draft classes again in 2017 and 2018. Many the Reds’ top 10 prospects have been acquired since 2016, including Nick Senzel, Hunter Greene, Taylor Trammell, Jonathan India, Vladimir Gutierrez and Mike Siani. At the beginning of each of the last 2 years, five Reds prospects were named in Baseball America’s Top 100 prospects list, including Senzel (10th), Trammell (33rd), India (51st), Greene (57th) and Tony Santillan (69th) heading into the 2019 season.

In recent years, the team has executed waiver claims, completed trades and signed free agents to add from outside the organization. Players added in the last three years include Curt Casali, Luis Castillo, Scooter Gennett, Sonny Gray, Matt Harvey, David Hernandez, Jared Hughes, Matt Kemp, Yasiel Puig, Tanner Roark and Alex Wood, among others.

In addition to a continued focus on acquiring and developing talent, Williams is very interested in helping advance the team’s analytics initiatives, which are improving the proprietary tools that aggregate scouting and statistical information and assist with decision-making. To that end, the team has made significant new investments in recent years into both personnel and infrastructure.

The team made several significant new investments this year in other areas of baseball operations including establishing a scouting presence in the Pacific Rim, expanding the scouting presence in Latin America, growing the domestic amateur scouting staff and increasing the Player Development staff to offer more personalized instruction to players. The team has also established Sports Science and Wellness initiatives that will benefit the organization at all levels. For the first time, the team sent several top minor league players to leadership training after the 2016 season ended and has continued that in the years since.

Following the 2018 season, the baseball operations department had significant personnel changes, including several newly created positions. The team named a new major league manager as well members of the coaching staff. There is also new leadership in the Amateur Scouting, Pro Scouting, International Scouting and Player Development departments.

Williams supervised the Florida operations of the team in the past and was a leader in the team’s design and construction of a new training complex in Arizona, which opened for the 2010 season. In 2015, he also supervised the relocation and renovation of the team’s training facility in Boca Chica, Dominican Republic.


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Williams was born and raised in Cincinnati as a Reds fan. In the 1970s, he was paired with George Foster in a television advertisement for a team Bat Day giveaway. In the 1980s, he served as a batboy at Al Lopez Field in Tampa during Spring Training. In October 1990, when the Reds won Game 6 of the NLCS vs the Pirates on the way to their first World Series appearance since 1976, he was arrested for running on the playing field and joining the postgame celebration. He was sentenced to one day of community service, which he happily served, in exchange for having the trespassing charges dropped.

Williams’ grandfather, W. Joseph Williams Sr., was one of the principal owners of the group that purchased the Reds in 1966. He served as Vice President of the club from 1966 to 1982 and as general partner from 1982 until he sold the team in 1984. As chairman of a small committee in 1967, Mr. Williams Sr. hired general manager Bob Howsam, who built the Big Red Machine championship teams. The Reds were baseball’s dominant team in the 1970s, a decade during which they won six division titles, four NL pennants and the World Series in 1975 and 1976.

Williams’ father and uncle were minority partners in the ownership of the Baltimore Orioles for two years in the mid-1990s and in the ownership group of the St. Louis Cardinals for the 10 seasons from 1996 through 2005. The Cardinals appeared in the postseason in six of those 10 seasons.

Williams attended the University of Virginia where he was a finalist for the Jefferson Scholar program before being named an Echols Scholar. After graduating from the University of Virginia, Williams worked in investment banking in New York for Morgan Stanley & Co. He worked in the Real Estate group servicing corporate clients as well as working on the firm’s proprietary real estate investment fund. He then relocated to Atlanta to work for what is now called SunTrust Robinson Humphrey as a Vice President in Corporate Finance. Subsequently, he joined an Atlanta-based early stage venture capital fund at inception as a partner, which led to several years of work in the private equity industry.

Williams worked full-time in Washington, D.C., during 2003-04 at the campaign headquarters for the President of the United States. After the campaign, in early 2005, Williams was invited to participate in a bi-partisan U.S. delegation that traveled to Jordan and Egypt to meet with political leaders and social activists.

Williams is an instrument-rated pilot with more than 650 flight hours and more than 800 takeoffs and landings.

Williams is a Chartered Financial Analyst, a designation he achieved while working in investment banking in Atlanta. Among other requirements, charterholders must pass three separate six-hour exams that are only offered once per year. The exams cover a variety of topics including Quantitative Methods (probability and statistics), Economics, Corporate Finance, Accounting, Financial Analysis and Reporting, Security Analysis and Portfolio Management.

Williams is a member of YPO (Young Presidents Organization), a global platform for chief executives to engage, learn and grow.

Williams currently serves on the Board of Directors for the Boys and Girls Clubs of Greater Cincinnati, the Williams Foundation and the Cincinnati Reds Hall of Fame and has served in that capacity in the past for the American Council of Young Political Leaders and the Cincinnati Parks Foundation. A native of Cincinnati, he returned to the city in 2006 to join the Reds and he spends as much time as work permits his wife, their four young children and their dog.

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JohnBrush ............................................ 1891–02GarryHerrmann ..................................... 1902–27C.J.McDiarmid ...................................... 1927–29SidneyWeil ............................................ 1929–33LarryMacPhail ....................................... 1933–36WarrenGiles .......................................... 1936–51GabePaul .............................................. 1951–60WilliamO.DeWitt .................................. 1960–66Bob Howsam ......................... 1967–78,1983–84

REDS GENERAL MANAGERS THROUGH THE YEARSDickWagner .......................................... 1978–83BillBergesch .......................................... 1984–87MurrayCook .......................................... 1987–89Bob Quinn .............................................. 1989–92Jim Bowden ....................................... 1992–2003DanO’Brien ........................................... 2003–06WayneKrivsky ....................................... 2006–08WaltJocketty ..................................... 2008–2015DickWilliams ...................................... 2016-2018NickKrall .......................................2018–Present

Nick Krall enters his 17th season with the Reds and his second as Vice President, General Manager. He was named the 19th General Manager of the Cincinnati Reds on May 9, 2018. He spent the 2016 and 2017 seasons as Vice President, Assistant General Manager.

In his current General Manager role, he assists President of Baseball Operations Dick Williams with all day-to-day duties of the Baseball Operations department. This includes all Major League operations: administration, arbitration, contract negotiations, rules and waivers compliance, and player acquisitions. In his previous role, Krall oversaw the Professional Scouting department and the

Baseball Operations Intern program, which has led to numerous former interns finding employment in the baseball industry. He continues to work closely with the Professional Scouting, Amateur Scouting, Analytics and Player Development departments.

Krall was hired by the Reds in 2003 to oversee the team’s advance scouting preparation. In 2008, he was promoted to Assistant Director of Baseball Operations, a role he served until 2013, when he was promoted to Asst. Director of Baseball Operations. In 2014, he became Sr. Director of Baseball Operations and in 2015 was promoted to Assistant GM. Before coming to Cincinnati, Krall worked for the Oakland Athletics during the 2001 and 2002 seasons, in various capacities, including Baseball Operations. Prior to his stint in Oakland, he interned for the now defunct New Jersey Cardinals of the NY Penn League. A Rossville, PA native, Krall received his B.E. in Kinesiology from Louisiana State University in 2000. He currently resides in Northern Kentucky with his wife and their two daughters.

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Karen Forgus is a native Cincinnatian and lifelong Reds fan who is in her 13th season with the organization, joining in December 2006 as Vice President of Marketing and Communications before later assuming her current role as Senior Vice President of Business Operations. She and Phil Castellini serve as the lead- liaisons for the Reds’ civic, business, and non-profit relationships, as well as with Major League Baseball for business operations. In her current role, Karen oversees ticket sales, corporate sponsorships, community relations, diversity initiatives, marketing, communications, broadcasting, in-game

entertainment and productions, consumer clubs, public relations, and promotional events. Karen leads the Reds Way customer service model used in-park by Reds employees and Reds partners. And she directs social and digital media strategy.In 2014, Karen was selected as a “Game Changer” by Sports Business Journal. The honor is presented annually to recognize women who are having a major impact in sports business. She has worked as a freelance speech writer, media buyer and art director for a number of corporations and nonprofits. And, she produced worship services for Horizon Church.Karen serves on the boards of the Cincinnati Convention & Visitors Bureau, Cincinnati Children’s Theater, the Cincinnati Reds Hall of Fame, and the Reds Community Fund. Karen holds a Bachelor of Science degree from the University of Dayton. Her daughters Rachel, Leah and Hope carry the same love of Reds baseball that began with Karen’s parents, Bob and Jean Kraft.

SENIOR VICE PRESIDENT OF BUSINESS OPERATIONSKAREN FORGUS

Douglas W. Healy is the Vice President and Chief Financial Officer of the Cincinnati Reds, a role he has held since December 2006 after being hired as the senior director of finance in March 2006. Doug has spent his professional career in Cincinnati since graduating from Xavier University in 1997. He came to the Reds from Multi-Color Corporation where he was the director of financial reporting and prior to that a senior manager with Deloitte. He also sits on several boards and committees for various nonprofits throughout Cincinnati. Doug’s responsibilities with the Reds include finance,

accounting, treasury, risk, human resources and information technology. Doug and his wife, Emily, live in West Chester, Ohio, along with their daughters: Abigail, Sophie and Libby.

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DOUGLAS W. HEALY

After serving from 2008–2016 as the President of Baseball Operations and General Manager for the Reds, Mr. Jocketty transitioned into a new role as Executive Advisor to the CEO. Mr. Jocketty is in his 45th season in pro baseball. After the 2014 season, Mr. Jocketty received the John Schuerholz Award honoring his 20 years of service as a general manager. In 2010, he was named Major League Baseball’s Executive of the Year by Sporting News after leading the Reds to an NL Central title and the club’s first playoff appearance since 1995. He previously received that honor in 2000 and 2004 and the same from Baseball America in 2000. In 2004, he also received the Rube Foster Legacy Award from the Negro Hall of Fame as National League Executive of

the Year. Before joining the Reds, Mr. Jocketty spent 13 years with the St. Louis Cardinals as Vice President and General Manager. He assembled teams that made seven playoff appearances and won six outright NL Central titles, two NL pennants and the 2006 World Series. In February 2007, he was inducted into the Missouri Sports Hall of Fame. In 1993, prior to his tenure with the Cardinals, Mr. Jocketty joined the Colorado Rockies as assistant general manager/player personnel. This was after working for the Oakland Athletics for 14 seasons where he was hired in 1980 as director of minor league operations and scouting and later, director of baseball administration. He was instrumental in overhauling the organization’s minor league system and played a key role in establishing the Arizona Rookie League and the Dominican Summer League. He previously served on Major League Baseball’s Operations Committee, which is responsible for negotiations between the Professional Baseball Association and Major League Baseball. He has served as a board member of the Epworth Children’s Home in St. Louis. Mr. Jocketty and his wife, Sue, reside in Paradise Valley, AZ. Their daughter, Ashley, works as a chef in Cincinnati. Their son, Joey, is a pro scout for the Reds.

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James A. Marx joined the Reds as Vice President and General Counsel on Jan. 1, 2008. Jim is formerly a partner with the law firm of Dinsmore & Shohl LLP, where he remains of-counsel. Since January 2006, Jim has served as the Reds’ primary legal counsel and has been responsible for all facets of the Reds’ legal work. Jim received his juris doctorate from The Ohio State University College of Law in 1997, his Masters of Business Administration (1989) and his Bachelor of Arts in International Relations (1986) from the University of Cincinnati. Jim serves on several community nonprofits boards, including the Reds Hall of Fame and Museum and the Reds Community Fund.

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SAM GROSSMAN - Vice President, Assistant General ManagerSam Grossman is in his 13th season with the Cincinnati Reds and fourth as Assistant General Manager. In this role, he performs a variety of duties including management of the Reds Analytics and Sport Science departments, creating and maintaining the baseball operations budgets, assisting with administration of the Medical and Strength & Conditioning departments and providing input for the Major League team, player development, amateur, international and professional scouting. He has also been involved in the design and construction of the Reds player development complex in Arizona and the renovation of their Dominican academy. Grossman began his career with the Reds as a Baseball Operations Assistant in 2007 and has held titles of Manager of Baseball Research and Analysis, Director of Baseball Research and Analysis and Senior Director of Baseball Analytics. Before joining the Reds, he worked

for the Milwaukee Brewers Video Advance Scouting department and the Boston Red Sox Florida Operations. A 2001 graduate of Northwestern University with a BA in Mathematics, he spent several years as an actuarial analyst prior to working in baseball. He lives in Cincinnati with his wife Jamie, daughters Anna and Sadie and their canine sister Lucy.

Buddy Bell is in his second season as Vice President, Senior Advisor to President of Baseball Operations Dick Williams. He spent 4 seasons playing with the Reds from 1985-1988 and then joined the organization’s front office for the 1999 season as minor league field coordinator. Bell worked for the Chicago White Sox the previous 14 seasons, including the last 5 years as Vice President/Assistant GM. He assisted in Major League roster and staffing decisions, took on amateur and special scouting assignments and oversaw the team’s player development system. Bell played 18 seasons with the Cleveland Indians (1972-1978), Texas Rangers (1979-1985, 1989), Reds and Houston Astros (1988). He was a 6-time Rawlings Gold Glove Award winner, a 5-time All-Star and was elected to the Texas Rangers Hall of Fame in 2004. Bell spent 13 seasons on

Major League field staffs, including 9 as manager in Detroit (1996-98), Colorado (2000-2002) and Kansas City (2005-2007). Bell has 5 children: David, Mike, Ricky, Kristi and Traci. David played in the majors from 1995-2006 and is in his first season as the Reds’ manager. Buddy and David is the fourth father-son duo to serve as Major League managers, joining George & Dick Sisler, Bob & Joel Skinner and Bob & Aaron Boone. Mike was selected by Texas in the first round in 1993, played for the Reds in 2000 and currently is the Director of Player Development for the Arizona Diamondbacks. Ricky was drafted by the Dodgers in the third round in 1997 and played 10 minor league seasons. Buddy and his father, Gus, who played in the Major Leagues from 1950-1964, established a record for hits by a father/son duo (4,337), later broken by Barry and Bobby Bonds. Bell graduated from Cincinnati’s Moeller High School and attended Xavier University and Miami (Ohio) University.

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JOE MORGAN - Senior Advisor to Baseball OperationsHall of Fame second baseman Joe Morgan officially joined the organization on April 21, 2010, when he was named Senior Advisor to President of Baseball Operations and General Manager Walt Jocketty. Morgan’s duties include assisting in the development and cultivation of the Reds’ baseball operations organizational philosophy and in player development strategy, along with assisting in the development of the club’s community outreach and diversity initiatives. A 10-time All-Star and five-time Gold Glove Award winner, Morgan spent eight of his 22 Major League seasons with the Reds, playing in four World Series and winning back-to-back World Series championships in 1975-’76 as a member of the legendary Big Red Machine. He was named the National League’s Most Valuable Player in 1975 and 1976 and received the league’s Comeback Player of the Year Award in 1982. Before ending his career in 1984, Morgan had established a

new career home run record for second basemen (266) and is currently third on that list. After being enshrined in the Reds Hall of Fame in 1987, Morgan was elected to the National Baseball Hall of Fame on the first ballot in 1990 and currently serves as the vice chairman of the Hall’s board of directors. Morgan also serves on the board of directors for the Baseball Assistance Team (BAT) and the Jackie Robinson Foundation. Known for his community interest and support of youth programs, Morgan is a contributor to the Young America Baseball Program, the Oakland Unified School District Sports Program and is founder and president of the Joe Morgan Youth Foundation, which provides college scholarships and financial support to programs that are instrumental in the development of youth. A two-time Sports Emmy Award winner, Morgan was the lead baseball analyst on ESPN from 1989-2010 and previously broadcast for ABC, NBC, Giantsvision and SportsChannel.

CHRIS BUCKLEY - Vice President, Player Personnel Chris Buckley enters his 14th season in the Reds organization, his first as Vice Presiden, Player Personnel. He was one of former general manager Wayne Krivsky’s first hires in February 2006 and oversees all aspects of scouting for the June First-Year Player Draft. Before joining the Reds, in January 2006 Buckley had a brief stint with the Chicago Cubs as special assistant to the general manager. Prior to that, he spent 17 years as a member of the Toronto Blue Jays staff in a variety of roles focused mostly on scouting, including director of scouting from 2000-’03. Buckley also worked as an area scout in Florida (1989-’95), national cross checker (1996-’00) and special assistant to the general manager (2003-’05).

JEFF GRAUPE - Senior Director, Player Personnel Jeff Graupe serves in his first year as Senior Director, Player Personnel, where he is actively involved in player evaluation and the decisions to acquire both amateur and professional players. Graupe is in his 14th season with the Reds, was named the Director of Player Development in 2012 and was promoted to Senior Director, Player Development in 2016. Under his leadership, the farm system has been consistently ranked in the top half of baseball and Baseball America named the Reds the #6 farm system in MLB as of midseason 2018. In the last few years, Graupe was responsible for several valuable Player Development initiatives including, but not limited to, the increased use of analytics, expansion of the coaching staffs, incorporation of leadership training for personnel, investments in improved nutrition and the addition of a rookie level affiliate in the Appalachian League. Graupe graduated from Blair Academy in New Jersey in 2002 before becoming a four-year letter-winner and captain of the baseball team at Haverford College, where he earned a degree in history. He and his wife, Margaret, live in Anderson with their daughters, Summer and Charlie.

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CAM BONIFAY - Special Assistant to the General Manager, Player PersonnelCam Bonifay, 67, enters his 17th year with the Reds in multiple roles including Scouting Supervisor and Special Assistant to the GM/Player Personnel, which encompasses the complete evaluation of the Reds Major League and minor league system, as well as Special Assignments for GM Dick Williams. From 1982-87 as a scouting supervisor, Bonifay drafted All-Star Reggie Sanders and signed Major Leaguers Reggie Jefferson, Kal Daniels, Marty Brown and Milt Hill. He previously worked for the Pittsburgh Pirates as Scouting Director and Assistant General Manager, and was Executive Vice President/General Manager from 1993-2001. In 1997, the Pirates were named “Organization of the Year” by USA Today, and Bonifay was named “Executive of the Year” by The Sporting News. From 2002-05, he worked for the Tampa Bay Rays as Director of Player Personnel directing both the scouting department in amateur

player acquisition in the First Year Player Draft and amateur free agent signings, and the Player Development Department. From October of 2007-2008, he joined the St. Louis Cardinals as a special assistant to Walt Jocketty, evaluating the American League East Division. Bonifay begins his 43rd year in professional baseball as a player and baseball operations staff member and executive, after graduating from Georgia Tech. He was a four-year letterman in baseball and three year letterman in football, and is a member of the Georgia Tech Athletic Hall of Fame, as well as the Georgia Sports Hall of Fame in Macon, GA. Bonifay and wife Leigh live in Pfafftown, North Carolina. They have six children, Jonathan, Josh, Jennifer, Ryan, Michael and Anna, and four grandchildren, Jake, Cameron, Cora and Caroline.

CHARLES LEDDON - Director, Sports Science Initiatives, PhD, ATC, CSCSCharles Leddon is in his 13th season with the Reds, his fourth as the Director of Sports Science Initiatives. He was the athletic trainer at Rookie Billings from 2007-2010, at Class AA Carolina in 2011 and at Class AA Pensacola from 2012-2015. Before joining the Reds, Charles worked in the New York Mets, Boston Red Sox and Kansas City Royals organizations. He was voted the Athletic Trainer of the Year 4 times (Southern League 2013, Pioneer League 2009 & 2010, Texas League 2003) and served as the athletic trainer for the 1992 NCAA College World Series champion Pepperdine Waves. Prior to taking his current position, he served as the Sports Medicine Research Director at the prestigious Andrews Research and Education Foundation. A graduate of Rancho High School in Las Vegas, Leddon graduated from Pepperdine with a bachelor’s degree in sports medicine and received a master’s degree in biomechanics as well as a doctorate in sports medicine from Oregon State University. He lives in Phoenix,

AZ, with wife Kimberlee and sons Jonah and Sawyer.

ROB COUGHLIN - Director, Professional Scouting Rob Coughlin is entering his 12th season with the Reds and his first as Director, Professional Scouting. He manages a staff of professional scouts and is responsible for the collection of information on all opposing players at the Major and Minor League levels. He provides recommendations on potential acquisitions including free agent signings, waiver claims, trades and the Rule 5 draft. He also oversees the Reds’ Pacific Rim scouting operations. Prior to his current role, he served two seasons as Assistant Director, Professional Scouting and seven seasons as Manager of Video Scouting. Coughlin was originally hired by the Reds in 2008 as a baseball operations intern. A native of Saratoga Springs, New York, he graduated in 2007 from Wesleyan University in Connecticut where he earned a degree in economics and was captain of the baseball team. Rob and his wife, Emily, reside in Mt. Lookout with their daughter, Jane.


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Marty Maier joined the Reds in November 2010 as a Special Assistant to the General Manager and 2019 will mark his 40th season in scouting. In January 2017 he was recognized for contributions to the game when he received the “Legends in Scouting Award” during the Professional Baseball Scouts Foundation’s 14th annual “In the Spirit of the Game” awards banquet in Los Angeles. Maier spent 2007-2010 with the Kansas City Royals as a national supervisor and was instrumental in the drafting of Mike Moustakas, Eric Hosmer, and many others. Maier spent 24 years with the St. Louis Cardinals as an area scout, Latin American coordinator, assistant director of scouting, scouting director and special assistant to the GM. As an area scout he signed many Major League players for the Cardinals including Vince Coleman, Lance Johnson, Danny Cox and Luis Alicea. As the director of scouting, Maier was responsible for

drafting and signing Rick Ankiel, Dan Haren, Matt Morris, Placido Polanco, Brendan Ryan, Skip Schumaker, and Jason Motte. Maier also spent three years with the Los Angeles Dodgers as a special assignment scout. He was inducted into the Southeastern Scouts Association Hall of Fame in 2003. Maier was signed by the Royals in 1974 after playing college baseball at Florida State University. The former infielder played in both Royals and Yankees systems. A native of Hollywood, Florida, Maier and his wife Diane currently live in Chesterfield, Missouri, and have three sons: Zackary, Jacob and Max.

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Terry Reynolds was named Senior Director of Professional and Global Scouting in December 2010 after having served four years as the head of player development. He joined the organization in January 2004 when he was hired as director of amateur scouting. Prior to joining the Reds’ front office, he spent 25 years in the Dodgers organization, most recently as their coordinator of minor league scouting/special-assignment scout. As GM of the Class A Vero Beach Dodgers, Reynolds was named the Florida State League Executive of the Year (1980, ’83, ’85), The Sporting News’ Minor League Executive of the Year (’83) and the Florida Diamond Executive of the Year (’86). He served as director of Dodgertown in 1988, assistant director of scouting for the Dodgers from 1989-’90, director of domestic, international and professional scouting from 1991-’98, as well as coordinator of winter baseball from 1993-’96. In 2010, Reynolds was honored with induction into the Florida State League Hall of Fame

and in 2011 was inducted into the Professional Baseball Scouts Hall of Fame. In 1976, Reynolds graduated from the University of Wisconsin-Whitewater and in 1977 he graduated from Siena Heights (MI) College with a master’s degree in guidance and counseling. A year later, he earned a master’s degree in sports administration from Ohio University. He and his wife, Marie, have a son, Jonathan, and daughter, Kathryn.

TERRY REYNOLDS - Special Assistant to the General Manager, Player Personnel

“ J ” HARRISON - Special Assistant to the General Manager “J” Harrison joined the Reds Organization on October 12, 2006, when he was hired as the Director of Professional Scouting. In 2009, he was named to his current role as Special Assistant to the General Manager. In 2019, “J” will begin his 23rd season in professional baseball which began on December 1, 1996, with the Atlanta Braves. Harrison served as an Area and Regional Supervisor with the Braves until 2004 before joining the Milwaukee Brewers Professional Scouting Staff for the 2005 and 2006 seasons. In addition to his US Amateur and Professional scouting experience, “J” has made multiple scouting trips to both Venezuela and Mexico. In 2019, he will add a crosschecking assignment in Asia to his responsibilities. From 1994-96, prior to joining the professional ranks, he was an assistant coach and recruiting coordinator at Chico State University in Chico, CA. In 1992, Harrison graduated from Lewis-Clark

State College in Lewiston, Idaho with a degree in communications where he also was a member of the 1991 and 1992 NAIA National Champion baseball teams. Harrison and his wife, April, have two daughters, Jaysa, 16, and Eryn, 14.

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John Morris enters his 13th season with the Reds in the Pro Scouting Department. He was named Special Assistant to the GM on November 1, 2012. Prior to joining the Reds John spent nine seasons in player development with the Philadelphia Phillies and California Angels as a manager and coach. After an All American career as an outfielder at Seton Hall University John became a first round draft pick of the Kansas City Royals in 1982. His playing career included seven seasons in the Major Leagues with the St. Louis Cardinals, Philadelphia Phillies and California Angels. He was an outfielder for the 1987 National League Champion St. Louis Cardinals. After his playing career ended in 1993, John returned to Seton Hall University to complete his degree in Political Science. John is a member of the Seton Hall Athletic Hall of Fame and also the Cape Cod Baseball League Hall of Fame. He lives in New Canaan, Connecticut, with his wife Marilena and two step children.

JOHN MORRIS - Special Assistant to the General Manager

Schugel is in his fifth season as a Special Assistant to the GM. The 2019 season will be Schugel’s 32nd year in scouting and 35th year in baseball. Schugel played and started his scouting career with the Minnesota Twins, serving as their Florida Scouting Supervisor and later their East Coast Supervisor. He has since worked with the Colorado Rockies (National Cross-Checker, Director of International Scouting), Los Angeles Dodgers (Director of International Scouting, Major League Scouting), Los Angeles Angels (Major League Scout), and Atlanta Braves (Major League Scout). A native of New Ulm, Minnesota, Schugel was signed by the Twins in 1983 after playing college baseball and hockey at Minnesota State University. Schugel and his wife Tammy live in Highlands Ranch, Colorado, and their son A.J. is a pitcher in the Pittsburgh Pirates organization.

JEFF SCHUGEL - Special Assistant to the General Manager

Shawn Pender enters his 12th season with the Reds in a new role as Vice President of Player Development. Previously he served in multiple scouting positions with the team, most recently as a special assistant to the President and General Manager. His first job with the Reds was working as the team’s ML Advance Scout from 2008 until 2014. His new position as Vice President of Player Development has him managing all affairs throughout the Reds minor league system including the DR Academy. Pender has a worked in both scouting and player development. He signed with the Pittsburgh Pirates in 1984 and after playing 2 seasons began a scouting career as an area scout with the Astros. Shawn was an East Coast Cross Checker with the Indians and Rays as well as a National Cross Checker with the Orioles. He has also worked as a special

assignment scout for the Yankees. Shawn managed and coached in the minor leagues, as well as a short stint as Head Baseball Coach at Saint Joseph’s University in Philadelphia. Pender graduated from Rollins College in Winter Park, Fla. He is a member both the Rollin’s Athletic Hall of Fame and the Episcopal Academy in Philadelphia where he attended H.S. Shawn resides in Haverford, Pa with his wife Peg. They have four children (Lindsay, Eric, Rylee and John) as well as 3 grandchildren (Rory. Lennox and Sosi).

SHAWN PENDER - Vice President, Player Development

ERIC LEE - Senior Director, Player Development In his sixth year with the Reds, Eric Lee will serve as Senior Director, Player Development. In this role, Lee oversees the day-to-day operations and staff associated with the Reds’ minor league affiliates, the Goodyear Player Development Complex, and the Reds Dominican Republic Academy. In 2018, Lee coordinated Reds’ international player development and scouting efforts. Since joining the club in 2014, Lee has served in multiple roles in Baseball Operations for the Reds, with involvement in scouting, contract negotiations, salary arbitration, and administration of the Major League Roster. The Potomac, MD native joined the Reds after working as a MLBPA-certified agent at Williams & Connolly LLP in Washington, D.C. for two years. Lee earned a B.A. in Political Science and played baseball at Haverford College, has a J.D. from the University of Maryland Law School, and was admitted to the Maryland Bar in 2012. He currently resides in Cincinnati.


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Reds Hall of Fame outfielder Eric Davis officially joined the organization on November 1, 2008 as Special Assistant to the GM. He previously worked with the club during spring training as a special instructor. A two-time National League All-Star, Davis spent nine of his 17 seasons with the Reds (1984-91, ‘96) and was inducted into the club’s Hall of Fame on June 11, 2005. He finished his Major League career with a .269 batting average, 282 home runs, 934 RBI and 349 stolen bases in 1,626 games with the Reds, Dodgers (1992-93), Tigers (1993, 94), Orioles (1997-98), Cardinals (1999-00) and Giants (2001). Davis was a three-time Gold Glove winner, a two-time Silver Slugger recipient and posted seven 20 homer/20 stolen base seasons, including the first 30/30 campaign in Reds history (1987). He twice won Comeback Player of the Year honors. Davis originally retired after the 1994 season because of a herniated disc in his neck but

returned in 1996 to bat .287 with 26 HR, 83 RBI and 23 stolen bases in 129 games for the Reds. He overcame adversity once again in 1998, when he came back from colon cancer to bat a career-high .327 with 28 HR and 89 RBI in 131 games for the Orioles.

ERIC DAVIS - Special Assistant, Player Performance

BARRY LARKIN - Special Assistant, Player Performance Hall of Fame shortstop Barry Larkin is in his fourth season as Special Assistant to the GM. A Cincinnati native, Larkin spent the entirety of his 19-year Major League career with the Reds. He was a 12-time National League All-Star, voted in five times as a starter. He won the 1995 NL MVP Award, a World Series championship in 1990, nine Louisville Slugger Silver Slugger Awards and three Rawlings Gold Glove Awards. For his career, he hit .295 and had nine seasons where he batted at least .300. “The Captain” hit 198 home runs and finished with 960 RBIs in 2,180 career games. Larkin was the first shortstop in Major League history to produce 30 home runs and 30 steals in the same season. After retiring in 2004, his efforts as a player earned him an induction into the Reds Hall of Fame in 2008 and a spot in Cooperstown at the National Baseball Hall of Fame in 2012. In the years since his retirement, Larkin joined

the front office of the Washington Nationals then went on to TV analyst roles at MLB Network and ESPN. In 2015, he rejoined the Reds organization as a roving minor league infield instructor.

BILL DORAN - Special Assistant, Player Development Bill Doran is in his first season as Special Assistant, Player Development after spending

the previous five seasons as the organization’s player development field coordinator. Before that, Doran spent the five seasons as the assistant field coordinator. In 2008, he served as the infield/baserunning coordinator. During the 2006 and 2007 seasons he was manager Buddy Bell’s bench coach with the Kansas City Royals. After a brief stint as the hitting coach at Class A Tampa (Yankees), Doran joined the Royals’ Major League staff in June 2005 as first base coach/infielders coach. From 1995-2001, the former second baseman spent time in the Reds organization working as a minor league instructor (1995-99), minor league field coordinator (1999), director of player develop-ment (1999-2000) and special assistant to the general manager (2000). He served as the Reds’ first base coach during the 2001 season. Doran hit .26

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