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The On-Deck Circle
The Official
Newsletter of the Salem-Keizer Volcanoes
Volume 10, Issue 1 - February, 2007
Welcome!
The Salem-Keizer Volcanoes are
approaching the 2007 Northwest League season with tremendous
enthusiasm. On the heels of a record-setting season and NWL
Championship in 2006, the Volcanoes will welcome back Manager Steve
Decker and his entire staff this summer. In addition, San Francisco has
the strongest position in June's draft with six selections prior to
Round 2. Major events and attractions are lined up for the summer and
dates for ticket packages have been announced. It's a great lineup;
it's fun to be a fan!
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Boom, Boom, Boom, Boom,
Boom, Boom - 6 Fireworks Shows
 For the second
consecutive year, the Salem-Keizer Volcanoes will feature six fireworks
shows as part of a full complement of special events, feature attractions
and community outreach activities.
Fans will get their
first look at the team on Father's Day, Sunday, June 17, when the
Volcanoes host the College All-Stars for the third consecutive year. The
Northwest League home opener is Sunday, June 24, against Spokane and the
2006 NWL Championship banner will be unveiled prior to the game.
Fireworks will be featured after every Friday night home game and on the
Fourth of July.
 The Spitball Gang will
entertain fans twice: Saturday, July 14, and Sunday, August 26. The
annual, free Kids Baseball Clinic will be Sunday, July 15; the Turn Back
the Clock game will be Sunday, July 22 and Crater's Birthday Party (mascot
night) will be Wednesday, August 1. The Volcanoes' Cancer Awareness
Weekend will be August 10-12.
Bi-Mart Mondays offer
special values. Show your Bi-Mart card at the Stadium for any Monday home
game and receive an outfield General Admission ticket for $6.00. Kids 12
and under can also have a hot dog and soft drink for just $1.00 at any of
the five Monday night games. "Two for Tuesdays"offer two reserved
tickets, two hot dogs and two soft drinks for $22.00 when purchased in
advance. The Volcanoes will also continue their long tradition of letting
kids run the bases after every Sunday home game.
For companies,
organizations and individuals planning to schedule group nights at the
Stadium, it is important to make reservations early to insure your first
choice of dates, especially for groups of 50 or more. For group ticket
information and reservations, call Greg Herbst, director of group
ticketing, at 503-390-2225.
Here are the
highlights:
June 17 (All
Stars) Father's Day Game against the College All-Stars
June 24 (vs. Spokane) Opening Night, the 2006 NWL Championship Banner, Kids Run the Bases
June 25
(Spokane) Bi-Mart Monday, Kids Opening Night, $1.00 Kids Meals
June 26
(Spokane) Two for Tuesday; Youth Baseball Night
July 2
(Tri-City) Bi-Mart Monday, $1.00 Kids Meals
July 3
(Tri-City) Hometown Heroes Night; Two for Tuesday
July 4
(Tri-City) FIREWORKS
July 5
(Tri-City) Country-Western Night
July 6
(Tri-City) FIREWORKS, Scout Night
July 11
(Vancouver) State Employees Night
July 12
(Vancouver) Home & Garden Night
July 13
(Vancouver) FIREWORKS
July 14
(Everett) Spitball Gang, San Francisco Giants Night
July 15
(Everett) Fiesta de Beisbol, Kids Baseball Clinic, Kids Run the
Bases
July 16
(Everett) Bi-Mart Monday; $1.00 Kids Meals
July 22
(Yakima) Turn Back the Clock Day, Parents/Seniors Day, Baseball
Bingo, Kids Run the Bases
July 23
(Yakima) Bi-Mart Monday, $1.00 Kids Meals
July 24
(Yakima) Christmas in July, Two for Tuesday
July 25
(Yakima) American Red Cross Blood Drive, Health Care Providers
Night
July 26
(Yakima) Seattle Mariners Night
July 31
(Eugene) NASCAR Night; Two for Tuesday
August 1
(Eugene) Crater's Birthday Party (Mascot Night)
August 2
(Eugene) County Employee's Night; Parrothead Night/Hawaiian Night
August 8
(Boise) Kids Day (Free Baseball to first 500 youngsters)
August 9
(Boise) Faith & Family Night
August 10
(Boise) FIREWORKS, Cancer Awareness Weekend
August 11
(Boise) Cancer Awareness Weekend: Post-game Concert
August 12
(Boise) Cancer Awareness Weekend (survivor celebration &
recognition), Kids Run the Bases
August 17 (Vancouver)
FIREWORKS, Union Night
August 18 (Vancouver)
Civil War Night (Ducks & Beavers), Scout Night
August 19 (Vancouver)
City Employees Night, Motorcycle Night, Kids Run the Bases
August 25
(Everett) Patriotic Night, Baseball Card Set Giveaway (Season
ticket & ticket package holders)
August 26
(Everett) Spitball Gang, Team Photo, Senior Day, Baseball Bingo,
Kids Run the Bases
August 27
(Everett) Bi-Mart Monday, School Supplies Night, $1.00 Kids Meals
August 31
(Eugene) FIREWORKS, Marion Polk Food Share Night
September 1 (Eugene)
Back to School Teen Dance
September 2 (Eugene)
Turn in Your Old Hat Night, Kids Run the Bases
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Hurry.... They're
Going, Going, Go....
The Salem-Keizer
Volcanoes have announced dates for their popular, 5-, 10- and 19-game
ticket packages and introduced a new three-game "Victory Plan"for the
2007 season.
The Victory Plan gives
fans a reserved seat for three games (June 17, July 4 and July 22); and,
if the Volcanoes win all three, fans purchasing the package will receive a
free complimentary ticket to the Volcanoes game with Vancouver on
Saturday, August 18. The plan includes Volcanoes games on Father's Day,
the Fourth of July and the team's annual "Turn Back the Clock"game. Cost
for the three-game package is $27.
This year's five-game "Best Games"plan includes Opening Night (6/24), Fireworks Friday (7/13),
Crater's Birthday Party and Lapel Pin giveaway (August 1), Motorcycle
Night (8/19) and Fan Appreciation Fireworks Night (8/31).
The 10-game package
again gives fans the opportunity to see every team in the league. Games
include Opening Night, 6/24 and 6/28 vs. Spokane; Fireworks Friday, 7/6
vs. Tri-City; San Francisco
Giants Night, 7/14 vs.
Everett; Christmas in July, 7/24 vs. Yakima; Parrotthead/Hawaiian Night,
8/2 vs. Eugene; Kids' Night, 8/8 vs. Boise; Fireworks Friday, 8/17 vs.
Vancouver; Patriotic Night, 8/25 vs. Everett and Farewell Night, the final
home game of the regular season, 9/2 vs. Eugene.
Dates for the 19-game
package, one half of the team's home games are: June 17, 24, 25, 27; July
2, 4, 5, 11, 15, 22, 23, 26, 31; August 9, 11, 18, 26, 27; and September
1.
Season tickets are
also available. The price for lower box seat season tickets is $399.
Upper box seat season tickets are $361 and reserved seats season tickets
are $323. For information or reservations, visit the ticket office at
Volcanoes Stadium or call 503-390-2225, extension 3007.
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"Best Ever" Coaching
Staff to be reunited for 3rd Season
 The San Francisco
Giants have announced that coaches Jerry Cram and Ricky Ward will again
join Manager Steve Decker's staff for the 2007 season. It will be the
third consecutive season the trio has guided the Volcanoes. Over the past
two years, Salem-Keizer has a 100-52 record. Last year, the Volcanoes won
the Northwest League Championship, posting the highest winning percentage
in professional baseball (.724).
Cram, a 40-year
veteran of professional baseball as a player and coach, will begin his
fourth season as the Volcanoes pitching coach. Last summer, his staff
posted the lowest Earned Run Average in the NWL since 1990 (2.95) and
established franchise records for wins (55), ERA, most shutouts (8) and
saves (29), fewest runs allowed (260), fewest hits (557) and fewest walks
(206).
Ward, who played at
Salem's Chemeketa Community College and was a 10th round draft
choice of the Giants in 1989, serves as the Volcanoes infield coach while
also working on base running and bunting. In 2006, Salem-Keizer set a new
league record with a fielding percentage of .9770.
Decker was named
national Short Season Manager of the Year after the Volcanoes went 55-21
in 2006 and has earned league Manager of the Year honors in each of the
last two seasons. Trainer John Kotredes will return for his second season
with Salem-Keizer.
Former Volcanoes
manager Fred Stanley (2000-2002) will continue as the Giants' Coordinator
of Minor League Instruction. Shane Turner, S-K manager in 1997, will
serve as a roving instructor this summer. Former Salem-Keizer hitting
coach Bert Hunter will manage the Giants' Arizona Rookie League team for
the sixth consecutive season. Will Malerich, a relief pitcher for the
Volcanoes in 1997, returns as Hunter's pitching coach. Gary Davenport,
the Volcanoes' hitting coach in 2004, will again serve in that capacity
with the Norwich Navigators.
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On the Road to the Show
Seven former Salem-Keizer Volcanoes have been listed among the San
Francisco Giants' Top 10 major league prospects in Baseball America's
annual rankings, released February 20. The Giants' combined minor league
teams, led by the Volcanoes and Augusta Greenjackets, had the highest
overall winning percentage (.557) in professional baseball last year after
finishing second in the same category (.555) in 2005.
Tim Lincecum, the All-American from the University of Washington, was
rated San Francisco's top individual prospect, followed by Jonathan
Sanchez who was with S-K in 2004 and will be given the chance to earn a
spot in the Giants' starting rotation in spring training. Other former
Volcanoes on the list include Emmanuel Burriss (#4), Kevin Frandsen (#6),
Fred Lewis (#7), Nate Schierholtz (#8) and Eddy Martinez-Esteve (#9).
Angel Villalona, a 16-year old third baseman from the Dominican Republic
who signed a club-record $2.1 million bonus last year, is ranked third.
Pitchers Brian Wilson (#5) and Billy Sadler (#10), who were college
teammates at LSU and drafted in 2003, complete the list.
 About Lincecum, BA said:
"Lincecum throws a 91-96 mph fastball that tops
out at 98…he also has a true hammer curveball that breaks early and keeps
on breaking. Giants' scouts believe he might have the best curve of any
drafted player since Kerry Wood. Lincecum's combination of stuff and
deception makes him close to unhittable. He's incredibly strong for a
pitcher his size, and he reminds some old-timers of Bob Feller or a righthanded Sandy Koufax because of his delivery and flexibility. The
Giants say Lincecum will be a starter unless he proves he can't handle the
role.”
Jonathan Sanchez: "Sanchez profiles as a quality starter, but the Giants'
bullpen need was so acute that they moved him to short relief last year.
Sanchez's low-90's fastball is sneaky-fast and can hit 95 mph on
occasion. He partners it with a plus changeup that has fooled hitters at
every level. He carries himself with an air confidence and wasn't the
least bit intimidated against big leaguers. The Giants aren't sure if
Sanchez is ready to shoulder a full-season workload. His career high is
126 innings and he has trouble maintaining his velocity when he's used on
consecutive days.”
 Emmanuel Burriss:
"A leadoff hitter in the mold of Luis Castillo, Burriss
plays the game with poise and polish. He makes excellent contact and is a
threat to reach base on anything in play. One club official called him
‘Jose Reyes with less power.' He has top-of-the-line speed, outstanding
range, soft hands and very good instincts. Burriss' arm grades a tick
below average, leading to some doubts that he'll stick at shortstop, but
his footwork is so good that he seldom fails to make plays. The Giants
will need a new shortstop soon to replace Omar Vizquel…that figures to be
Burriss.”
Kevin Frandsen: "Frandsen dedicated himself to making the big leagues to
honor his brother D. J. who lost a lifelong battle with cancer. Frandsen
has marvelous bat control and profiles as a solid No. 2 hitter. He puts
the ball in play consistently, uses the whole field and has occasional gap
power. His baseball IQ is off the charts and he has plus makeup and
maturity. He played shortstop and third base in Triple-A but his adequate
range and arm profile better at second base. Frandsen will apprentice
behind veteran second baseman Ray Durham in a utility role.”
Fred Lewis: "Lewis was a wide receiver in junior college and wasn't
serious about baseball until he transferred to Southern. His lack of
experience showed early in his career, but when he arrived as a major
league callup in September, Lewis went 3-3 as a pinch hitter and wowed the
big league staff with his athleticism. The best all-around athlete in the
system, Lewis does things on the basepaths that the Giants haven't seen
since Darren Lewis (no relation). He has the raw skills to hit .300 with
20-25 home runs and 30-40 steals. He is still more about potential than
production.”
Nate Schierholtz: "A surprise second-round pick in 2003, Schierholtz
looked like might fall into the trap of becoming a power hitter without a
position. He converted from third base to right field in late 2004 and
has worked hard on his defense. Schierholtz has a body-builder's physique
and tremendous power. He runs well for his size, looks to take the extra
base and always hustles. He has a strong outfield arm. He has a clean lefthanded swing, but there's some length to it and Schierholtz struggles
with plate discipline. He cut down on his strikeouts last season, but
doesn't walk nearly enough.”
Eddy Martinez-Esteve: "Drafted with San Francisco's first pick in 2004,
Martinez-Esteve hasn't been able to stay healthy. He was nagged by
injuries during his college career, and he has had elective surgeries on
his right shoulder and foot as a pro. Martinez-Esteve is the best pure
hitter in the system, with the ability to hit for average and power.
Coaches noted that his maturity improved last year and he lost almost 20
pounds. He's put more effort into improving his defensive skills although
his range, arm and instincts all rate below average in left field. First
base remains an option, but only if he's up for the challenge.”
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Star Keeps on Shining
 Led by first-round draft choice Tim Lincecum, 13 former Salem-Keizer
players have been extended non-roster invitations to San Francisco's Major
League Spring Training camp.
In addition to Lincecum, the 2006 Golden Spikes Award winner as college
baseball's top player, the list of former Volcanoes getting invites
includes pitchers Justin Hedrick, Matt Palmer and Ryan Meaux; catchers
Steve Holm, Todd Jennings, Justin Knoedler and Guillermo Rodriguez;
infielder Julio Cordido and outfielders Ben Copeland, Brian Horwitz, Eddy
Martinez-Esteve and Clay Timpner.
 Horwitz won the NWL batting championship (.347) with S-K in 2004 and then
took the South Atlantic League hitting title in 2005. Timpner, the NWL's
top defensive outfielder in 2004, hit .293 for S-K, batted .291 for San
Jose's California League Champions in 2005 and jumped to AAA Fresno in
2006 and hit .286 for the Grizzlies.
Fourteen former Volcanoes are on the Giants' current 40-man roster. The
list includes pitchers Kevin Correia, Brad Hennessey, Noah Lowry, Pat
Misch, Scott Munter, Jonathan Sanchez and Jack Taschner; infielder Kevin
Frandsen, first basemen Travis Ishikawa and Lance Niekro, and outfielders
Jason Ellison, Fred Lewis, Dan Ortmeier and Nate Schierholtz.
On January 26, the Giants announced the release of nine players including
former Volcanoes Buck Cody, James Garcia, Adam Gardner, Anthony Pannone
and Jose Yens. All but Yens were pitchers.
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Things are shaping up to
be another Volcanic Season
With six of the first 59 selections in June's Major League Baseball Draft,
the San Francisco Giants are positioned to send some of the country's
finest young players to Salem-Keizer this summer. The Giants have three
first round selections (#'s 10, 22 and 29) and three supplemental
first-round picks (34, 51 and 59), giving them the strongest position in
the draft. The additional picks come as the result of losing "Type A"free agents Jason Schmidt (to Los Angeles) and Moises Alou (to the NY
Mets) and "Type B"free agent Mike Stanton (to Cincinnati).
The only comparable season when the Giants enjoyed such draft day riches
was 1998, when San Francisco had three first round selections, two
supplemental picks and two second round choices. With seven of the first
72 selections, the Giants chose Tony Torcato (#19 overall), Nate Bump,
Scoop McDowell, Chris Jones, Jeff Urban, Sammy Serrano and Chris Magruder.
Those players helped Salem-Keizer to the first of its three NWL
Championships.
In 2001, the Giants had two first round choices (Brad Hennessey and Noah
Lowry), drafted Todd Linden with a supplemental pick and tabbed Jesse
Foppert with their selection in round two. All but Linden, who signed
late and didn't play until 2002, were part of Salem-Keizer's Championship
club.
Last season, 19 of San Francisco's first 22 draft choices played for the
Volcanoes.
Here's the year-by-year summary of the Giants first 20 selections who have
played for S-K.
Year
Top 5 Top 10 Top 20
2006 5-5 9-10 17-20
2005 3-5 8-10 13-20
2004 5-5 7-10 13-20*
2003 3-5 7-10 16-20
2002 4-5 9-10* 18-20**
2001 4-5 7-10 14-20
2000 5-5 9-10 18-20**
1999 4-5 9-10 16-20
1998 5-5 10-10 20-20
1997
2-5 5-10 12-20
Total 40-50 80-100 157-200
*
Played with Salem-Keizer in a season after the year they were drafted.
Players include Rickey Putman (2004), Jesse English and Brian Millikan
(2002) and Justin Knoedler and Anthony Pannone (2000).
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Words from the Co-Owner
We'd like to welcome
a number of new sponsors to the Volcanoes family: Covanta Marion Energy,
Spinnaker Pediatric Dentistry, Blue Diamond, Oregon Rain, TOPPS, and Party
City.
 Party
City is the title sponsor of Crater's Kids Club. Stay tuned for a lot of
exciting kids club information as the season approaches -- including lots
of free goodies. To sign up for the Party City Crater's Kids Club, simply
e-mail
KidsClub@volcanoesbaseball.com -- include name, address,
and birthdate.
 Spinnaker Pediatric
Dentistry is the new sponsor of the Children's Play Area at Volcanoes
Stadium. And the TOPPS Corporation has partnered with the Volcanoes to
launch "Students Work Hard, Get Cards"Program. Students, bring your
report card to Volcanoes Stadium and receive a Promotional Package of 2007 Topps Series 1 Baseball Cards FREE !
 There's good news
for adults too !! The Stadium Swap and Shop will be returning to
Volcanoes Stadium. The Stadium Parking Lot will host community wide Swap
Meets on the 1st and 3rd Sunday of each month, from mid-March to
mid-October in 2007, beginning on Sunday, March 18.
An
array of different vendors featuring new and used merchandise, antiques
and collectibles, arts and crafts. In addition to the Swap Meet, a
special section will be provided for For Sale By Owner
Automobiles/Trucks/Boats/RV etc.. Plus, there will be an area for
Products & Plants and various produce items from local farmers. Food
vendors are also welcomed. The sales will run from 10am to 2pm. Setup
begins at 9:00am, and all items must be removed from the parking lot
promptly by 3:00pm. The advance registration fee for seller's is only $25
per spot. A spot contains 2 parking lot stalls (approximately 20'x20').
Event day seller registration is $35. Parking is FREE, and just a $1.00
admission fee for buyers (children under 12 are free). Seller Spots will
be assigned on a first come, first serve basis. To pre- register, or for
further information, call Robin Barney at Volcanoes Stadium (503) 390-2225
ext. 3003, credit cards are accepted.
 Spring Training has begun and one of the most anticipated events will be
the Volcanoes Championship Ring Ceremony on Sunday, March 25, at the Giants
Spring Training Facility in Scottsdale. To allow for the entire
organization to attend include the Major League front office personnel,
the ceremony will be held beginning at 8:00am. Volcanoes fans are
welcomed to attend. The Giants training facility is located at the
intersection of Indian School Road and Hayden Road. The ceremony, emceed
by Volcanoes Pat Lafferty, will be the last time that the 2006
record-setting Volcanoes will meet together as a team. It is sure to be
an exciting time.
Volcanoes Stadium will host its first baseball games of the spring when
Blanchet Catholic High School plays Alsea at the Stadium of Friday, March
16. Willamette University and Western Oregon University also play at the
Stadium this spring. In addition, several High School baseball
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The Best Schedule Yet!
The Salem-Keizer
Volcanoes will open defense of their Northwest League Championship with a
five-game series in Boise beginning Tuesday, June 19. The Volcanoes' home
opener will be Sunday, September 24, against Spokane. The 76-game
schedule concludes September 5 in Eugene.
For the third
consecutive year, fans will have their first chance to see the Volcanoes
on Father's Day when the team hosts the College All-Stars, Sunday, June
17, at 5:05.
Game times will remain
unchanged: Monday-Thursday contests will begin at 6:35, games on Friday
and Saturday start at 7:05 and the first pitch for Sunday games will be at
5:05. Start time on July 4, a Wednesday, will again be 7:05 because of
the Fireworks Spectacular that follows the game. The game on Saturday,
August 11, will begin at 5:05 as part of our annual Cancer Awareness
Weekend.
Season tickets and
ticket packages for the 2007 season are now available at the Stadium
Ticket Office or by calling (503) 390-2225, Ext. 3007.
Here is the Volcanoes'
2007 schedule.
JUNE
17 HOME vs. COLLEGE ALL-STARS
19-20-21-22-23
at Boise
24-25-26-27-28
HOME vs. SPOKANE
29-30
at Vancouver
JULY
1 at Vancouver
2-3-4-5-6 HOME vs. TRI-CITY
7-8-9 at Everett
10 Off Day
11-12-13 HOME vs. VANCOUVER
14-15-16 HOME vs. EVERETT
17-18-19-20-21 at Tri-City
22-23-24-25-26
HOME vs. YAKIMA
27-28-29 at Eugene
30 Off Day
31 HOME vs. EUGENE
AUGUST
1-2 HOME vs. EUGENE
3-4-5-6-7 at Spokane
8-9-10-11-12 HOME vs. BOISE
13-14-15 at Everett
16 Off Day
17-18-19 HOME vs. VANCOUVER
20-21-22-23-24 at Yakima
25-26-27 HOME vs. EVERETT
28-29-30 at Vancouver
31 HOME vs. EUGENE
SEPTEMBER
1-2
HOME vs. EUGENE
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Just How Good Were They?
The Numbers tell it all!
2006 NORTHWEST LEAGUE FINAL STANDINGS
WEST WON LOST PCT. GB Manager
Attendance
Volcanoes* (Giants) 55 21 .724 --- Steve Decker
118,622
Eugene (Padres) 43 33
.566 12 Doug Dascenzo 122,734
Vancouver (A's)
39 37 .513 16 Rick Magnante 123,878
Everett (Mariners) 31 45
.408 24 Dave Myers 106,675
EAST WON LOST PCT. GB
Manager Attendance
Boise* (Cubs) 44
32 .579 --- Steve McFarland 108,876
Tri-City
(Rockies) 38 38 .500 6 Freddie Ocasio 67,545
Spokane (Rangers) 26
50 .342 18 Mike Micucci 182,091
*Salem-Keizer defeated Boise, three games
to one, to win Northwest League Championship Series
2006 NORTHWEST
LEAGUE ALL-STAR TEAM
MGR Steve Decker Volcanoes
DH Russ Canzler Boise
MGR Doug Dascenzo
Eugene DH Chris Davis Spokane
C Chad Tracy Spokane RHP Adam
Cowart Volcanoes
1B Craig Cooper Eugene LHP Shane
Dove Yakima
2B Emmanuel Burris
Volcanoes RHRP Juan
Trinidad Volcanoes
3B Alex Valdez Vancouver LHRP Jeremy
Papelbon Boise
SS Daniel Mayora Tri-City MVP Cyle
Hankerd Yakima
OF Cyle Hankerd Yakima
OF Chad Huffman Eugene
OF Matt Sulentic Vancouver
2006 SALEM-KEIZER
VOLCANOES: Final Statistics
Name
G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SB Avg.
Name__________ W-L ERA_ G IP H SO BB Sv
BOCOCK, Brian
39 103 12 23 6 0 0 7 6 .223 CALICUTT,Steven
4-1 1.75 18 46 39 26 11 2
BOYER, Brad
61 183 27 45 9 6 5 28 6 .246 COWART, Adam 10-1 1.08 15 83
51 55 8 0
BURRISS, Emmanuel
65 254 50 78 8 2 1 27 35 .307 CRANSTON, Jared
2-0 4.15 13 17 13 34 18 0
BUSH,
Evan 32 64 4 12 2 0 0 3 0 .188 ENGLISH,
Jesse 3-0 6.35 17 28 21 40 18 0
DAVIS,
Robert 14 35 3 6 1 0 0 2 0 .171 HOBSON, Gib 3-3 2.94 11 52
42 38 14 0
FELMY,
Bobby 55 196 38 55 8 1 8 33 10 .281 LINCECUM, Tim
0-0 0.00 2 4 1 10 0 0
GRAHAM, Tyler
50 125 23 30 3 0 0 9 14 .240 LUSSIER,
Buster 4-1 2.90 22 40 30 35 14 4
GUTIERREZ,
Henry 25 79 10 30 2 1 0 12 3 .380 NEWTON, David
0-0 0.00 2 3 2 5 0 0
HAAD, Yamid 6 16
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 ODOM, John 6-3 3.05 15 74
72 51 16 0
La TORRE, Tyler
6 18 4 2 2 0 0 0 0 .111 OSEGUERA, Paul
2-1 3.72 16 29 25 39 9 2 McBRYDE, Mike 71 225
38 62 9 5 3 34 16 .276 PAUL, Adam 1-3 3.86 23 37
34 26 14 1
NEAL, Thomas
50 176 26 44 6 2 4 20 1 .250 PAUL, Ryan
1-1 6.08 12 13 15 20 8 1
PILL,
Brett 60 223 37 49 16 0 5 35 3 .220 PICHARDO,
Kelvin 2-0 4.60 6 16 17 24 4 1
ROHLINGER,
Ryan 65 234 34 59 13 1 3 28 0 .252 PUCETAS, Kevin
7-1 2.17 15 71 57 60 19 0
ROJAS,
Nestor 4 8 1 2 0 0 0 1 0 .250 RODRIGUEZ, Wilmin 0-0 2.45
3 4 3 3 0 1
SALSGIVER,
Lance 35 71 7 14 3 1 0 4 1 .197 SNYDER,
Ben 4-1 3.66 15 66 60 58 17 0
SCHOOP, Sharlon
4 7 1 2 0 0 0 1 0 .286 STOLP,
Eric 0-1 2.93 14 31 27 20 11 0
THOMPSON, Will
19 70 16 27 4 0 3 17 0 .386 TANNER, Clayton
2-2 3.46 13 26 17 25 8 1
TODD,
Chris 44 97 14 28 1 0 0 14 2 .289 TRINIDAD, Juan
2-1 1.52 24 24 18 14 4 16
WESTON, Matt
63 280 27 56 14 0 4 27 2 .280 WHITAKER, Craig 2-1 3.86
4 19 13 15 13 0
WITTER, Adam
61 207 40 59 12 1 16 52 2
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TEAM 76 2591 412 683 119 20 52 354 101 .264 TEAM
55-21 2.95 76 683 557 598 206 29
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