RiverDogs RunDown - May 17-22

LEADING OFF

5 8 19

SERIES PREVIEW

BERGLUND SHINES DESPITE ADVERSITY

BY THE NUMBER

The RiverDogs are back at home for the rest of May, as they first welcome the Augusta GreenJackets to The Joe for a six-game series. This will be the first meeting of the season between the clubs, and the first of four series coming this season. Last season, these two teams played a total of 30 times, and the RiverDogs dominated with a 24-6 record against the GreenJackets.

Augusta is an affiliate of the Atlanta Braves. The GreenJackets come into this series with a 20-13 record. They are just one game behind the RiverDogs for second place in the South Division, and are two games back of Myrtle Beach for the top of the division. Augusta is managed by Nestor Perez, who is in his first season with the GreenJackets after spending the previous five seasons with the GCL Braves. Perez spent seven seasons as a shortstop in the Tampa Bay Devil Rays organization, where he spent the 1998 season here in Charleston with the RiverDogs. He also played with the Colorado Rockies organization and represented Spain in the 2013 World Baseball Classic. The GreenJackets come into this series with a 3.59 team ERA. Closer, Rob Griswold is a perfect 4/4 in save situations this year. Offensively, Brandol Mezquita leads the way for the GreenJackets, hitting .333 and 18 RBI, both of which lead the team.

The RiverDogs come back home after splitting a six-game series with the Myrtle Beach Pelicans last week. As of May 16, they are a game out of first place with a 21-12 record, trailing the Pelicans by one game. Pitching has been the backbone of this year’s RiverDogs team.

The team is second in the Carolina League and fourth overall in team ERA with a 3.19 ERA. The starting rotation is led by left-hander Patrick Wicklander who has a 3-2 record with a 2.96 ERA, and Austin Vernon in the bullpen with his 4-0 record and 1.64 ERA this season. On the offensive side, it is pretty much a given that the team will steal a base when they get a guy on. The RiverDogs lead all of Minor League Baseball in steals with 76. Outfielder, Shane Sasaki is a perfect 24-24 on the season. That number is second in MiLB and the most without being caught.

Tuesday, May 17, 7:05 p.m.: You’re Killing Me, Smalls! Night/Dog Day presented by Twisted Tea: If you haven’t made it to a game yet this season, we have one thing to say. You’re killing us, Smalls! We’ll open the homestand with a visit from Smalls and Repeat from the classic baseball movie. Both will be available to take pictures and sign autographs before the game. Also, we hope to see you and your dog at the game! The RiverDogs invite you to bring your pup to The Joe for each Tuesday home game this season. This week we will highlight Dachshunds! In addition, enjoy $2 hot dogs and beer as Twisted Tea adds a new twist to Tuesdays this season with goofy on-field games and fan-oriented fun throughout the game. Tuesday games are presented by 96.9 The Wolf.

Wednesday, May 18, 7:05 p.m.: Boeing Military Appreciation Night/Wicked Wednesday presented

by Wicked Weed: This is the first of three gigantic tributes to military members that we will host this season.

Members of the military and their families will receive a free ticket to the game by calling the RiverDogs box office. The team will also induct Bill Walsh, Lt. Colonel (Ret) U.S. Air Force, and Secretary William F. Grimsley to the Hall of Honor prior to the game. The Joint Base Charleston Honor Guard will present the colors and there will be a live performance of God Bless America during the seventh inning stretch. Make sure to keep an eye out every Wednesday for a new wicked ticket deal. This week, Field View seats are just $9 with the code: WD0518.

Thursday, May 19, 7:05 p.m.: Thirsty Thursday presented by Budweiser: There is a reason that Thursday nights at The Joe provide one of the best atmospheres in Minor League Baseball. As always, $1 beers are available throughout the ballpark all night long. A lucky fan will leave with High Tide Festival VIP tickets valued at $400. This Thursday will also see the introduction of the “Dog Breeze”, a refreshing cocktail featuring BlueRazz BeatBox and Lime Seltzer, available in a collectible light-up souvenir cup for one night only! Enjoy live music in the Ashley View Pub courtesy of DJ DollaMenu or feel free to play a game of cornhole on the concourse. Bottoms up! Thursdays are presented by 95sx.

Friday, May 20, 7:05 p.m.: HALO Opera Night/Friday Fireworks presented by REV Federal Credit Union/Boeing Red Shirt Friday: We had so much fun with the Holy City Arts and Lyric Opera last season, that we couldn’t wait to have them back. The National Anthem and seventh inning stretch will be performed by members of the opera. We’ll also give fans a chance to battle members of the opera in singing competitions and test the crowd’s knowledge of opera with prizes from HALO. The RiverDogs will shine a spotlight on active duty and retired military members and their families, while the team wears their new red alternate jerseys on the field. The red jerseys will be auctioned to fans at the end of the season. Following every Friday night contest make sure to stick around for the best fireworks show in the Lowcountry! Enjoy this week’s fireworks along with an opera mix. Fridays are presented by 103.5 WEZL and Live 5 News.

Saturday, May 21, 6:05 p.m.: Pals 1922 Championship Anniversary/Saturdays Live at The Joe presented by Breeze Airways/Post-Game Light Show: We all know the RiverDogs brought home the title last season, who could forget! Did you know that the last time that feat was accomplished in the Holy City was way back in 1922? We’ll celebrate the 100-year anniversary of that championship by wearing special throwback Charleston Pals jerseys that will be auctioned after the game! You never know what kind of fun is in store when you walk into the ballpark on a Saturday Live at The Joe! After the game, stick around for a light show featuring our LED ballpark lights! Saturdays are presented by 92.5 Kickin’ Country, 101.7 Chuck FM and FOX 24.

Sunday, May 22, 5:05 p.m.: Perros Santos de Charleston presented by MUSC Health/ MUSC Health Family Sunday: Sunday: We’ll suit up as Los Perros Santos de Charleston for the second time this season as part of Minor League Baseball’s Copa de la Diversión initiative. Latin Grammy nominee Gabriela Soto will be at the game to sing the National Anthem. The game will also feature a Spanish-speaking PA announcer, a kids craft table on the concourse and balloon displays.. In addition, Latina 95.5 & DJ Esco of Mama Rumba Latin Lounge will be on the concourse prior to the game. Parking is free! Before, during and after each Sunday home game we will make it all about the kids. From the video board to between innings contests and even the opportunity to run the bases, Sundays are sure to be a memorable day for the whole family. Sundays are presented by Mix 95.9, Star 99.7 and ABC News 4.

Catcher Michael Berglund is in his second season with the Charleston RiverDogs. The soon to be 25-year old is back in Charleston after helping the RiverDogs win their first League Championship in franchise history just a year ago.

Berglund grew up in Corpus Christi, TX. He described it as a town a little bit bigger than Charleston, but with less to do. He enjoyed hunting, fishing, and playing sports. Growing up, Berglund played everything; baseball, basketball, soccer, and even football for a little bit; however, in his freshman year at Corpus Christi Carroll High School, he decided to focus on baseball. He always knew that that is what he wanted to do.

His decision to focus on baseball paid off, earning him a scholarship to play at Texas Tech in Lubbock. He immediately found success in his first season with the Red Raiders. In 53 games in 2017, he hit .307 and earned a spot on the Big 12 All-Freshman Team, helping guide the Red Raiders to a 45-17 record and an opportunity to host a regional.

His time in Lubbock did not last long, however. In the fall of 2017, Berglund dealt with the loss of a teammate and friend, and ultimately decided that it would be best to transfer. “It started to mess with my mental health,” said Berglund. It was kind of a mutual parting and what was best for me.”

Berglund ultimately decided to transfer to Cisco College in TX. Playing baseball at a Junior College program was tough and very different in its own right from doing the same in a Power 5 program.

“I was talking with a few of my teammates, and I was asking them how nice the hotels were that we stayed at,” said Berglund. “They responded, ‘Hotels?’ I was used to playing at a Power 5 school, and now, I am eating in a school cafeteria and travelling a lot. It was hard.”

The move to Cisco paid off for Berglund. Since Junior College lasts for only two years, Michael was draft eligible after only one year at his new school. In the summer of 2018, surrounded by his family, he was drafted by the Rays in the eighth round of the MLB Draft.

Immediately after getting drafted, he was faced with a challenge. Everyone has that “welcome to the majors” moment, and Berglund’s story is no different.

“We were facing the FCL Twins,” he recalled. One of our trainers said good luck to me. I thought it was strange, and then he asked me if I knew who I was facing.” The pitcher turned out to be Major Leaguer, Michael Pineda.

After a successful first season in the minors, Berglund would face adversity again. An elbow injury would sideline him for most of the 2019 season. After the injury, he went back home to rehab with a few other athletes who were in the same boat.

“It was tough,” said Berglund. Everyone wants to play and feels so horrible and drained mentally.

Anyone that knows the rehab process, knows that it is miserable,” said Berglund. “I cannot name one good thing that came out of that injury.

After working hard to get back on the field for the 2020 season, Michael got a call as he was just about to head to Port Charlotte, FL for Spring Training in the coming days. Baseball had been shut down due to the Coronavirus, and eventually, the Minor League Baseball season would be canceled.

Some prospects went overseas to play; however, it did not work out that way for Michael. After talking with his agent and a few members of the Rays player development staff, he decided to stay in Texas and workout with friends. Though it was hard for some players, Berglund said that what he went through in 2019 was harder than what he went through in 2020.

In 2021, he was able to return for a full season of minor league baseball. It was the first full season in his professional career. In 50 games, he hit .196 with a home run and 26 RBI. While splitting time between first base and catcher, he made only five errors.

This year, Berglund has found himself back in Charleston as part of the battery for one of the best pitching staffs in all of the minor leagues. He has had some highlights as well, including in the most recent homestand against the Fayetteville Woodpeckers, during which he hit a walk-off single to give the RiverDogs a game one win in the series.

He carries a .988 fielding percentage into this homestand and has thrown out four baserunners trying to steal. At the plate, he is second on the team with a .422 on base percentage.

Berglund and the RiverDogs look to continue that success, as they welcome the Augusta GreenJackets to town for a very important six-game series. This is the first series of a two-week homestand.

Charleston RiverDogs 2022 Roster Single-A Affiliate of the Tampa Bay Rays No. 20 24 16 22 25 26 21 30 12 11 34 23 38 29 33 No. 8 28 10 No. 27 2 9 31 1 13 7 No. 19 5 17 6 No.

Pitchers (15) Catalina, Neraldo Cortorreal, Aneudy Fernandez, Christian Fields, Kamron Galue, Over Gaston, Sandy Goss, JJ Jimenez, Antonio Munoz, Victor Peoples, Ben Snyder, Jack Vernon, Austin Whitten, Kyle Whittle, Daiveyon Wicklander, Patrick Catchers (3) Berglund, Michael Dimon, Dawson Leon, Luis Infielders (7) Chevez, Freddvil Marte, Jelfry Ramirez, Abiezel Seymour, Bobby Turner, Gionti Vasquez, Willy Williams, Carson Outfielders (4) Auer, Mason Baker, Dru Manzueta, Oneill Sasaki, Shane Injured List (5) Rivera, Juan Schnell, Nick Spikes, Ryan Theriot, Brayden Wiles, Nathan

May 10 B R R R R R R R L R L R R R R R B L R S B R L S L R R R B R R R R B R L R R R

T R R R R R R R L R R R R R R L T R R R T R R R R R R R T R R R R T R R R R R

Ht 6'6 6'3 6'3 6'3 6'2 6'3 6'3 5'10 6'3 6'1 6'2 6'6 6'3 6'1 6'1 Ht 6'0 6'1 6'0 Ht 6'4 5'11 5'11 6'4 6'2 6'2 6'2 Ht 6'0 5'11 5'11 6'0 Ht 6'4 6'3 5'9 6'2 6'5

Wt Birthplace 205 El Seibo, DR 260 Santo Domingo, DR 216 Cabimas, VEN 202 Dallas, TX 227 Santa Barbara, VEN 230 Matanzas, Cuba 202 Houston, TX 158 San Pedro de Macoris, DR 230 Mao, DR 185 Columbia, TN 205 Chicago, IL 262 Raleigh, NC 198 Manassas, VA 235 Fresno, CA 221 San Jose, CA Wt Birthplace 182 Corpus Christi, TX 208 Lancaster, CA 218 Maracay, VEN Wt Birthplace 270 Masaya, Nicaragua 189 La Vega, DR 160 Azua, DR 275 Harvey, IL 177 Pine Bluff, AR 201 Santo Domingo, DR 185 San Diego, CA Wt Birthplace 199 Joplin, MO 195 Tomball, TX 221 Santo Domingo, DR 168 Honolulu, HI Wt Birthplace 257 San Cristobal, DR 180 Indianapolis, IN 198 Conyers, GA 210 Houston, TX 225 Overland Park, KS

Birthdate 06/21/00 12/13/99 08/11/99 09/24/98 07/31/01 12/16/01 12/25/00 05/06/01 12/25/00 05/01/01 08/04/98 02/08/99 09/22/98 11/11/99 12/31/99 Birthdate 07/18/97 05/17/99 09/10/98 Birthdate 03/13/00 03/27/01 01/26/00 10/07/98 08/17/00 09/06/01 06/25/03 Birthdate 03/01/21 03/22/00 02/07/01 07/01/00 Birthdate 06/04/98 03/27/00 03/13/03 12/19/96 07/02/98

2021 Club(s) FCL Rays/Charleston FCL Rays DNP - Injury FCL Rays FCL Rays FCL Rays/Charleston FCL Rays FCL Rays/Charleston FCL Rays/Charleston FCL Rays Schaumburg (Frontier League) FCL Rays FCL Rays DNP - Injury FCL Rays 2021 Club(s) Charleston FCL Rays FCL Rays/Charleston 2021 Club(s) FCL Rays FCL Rays/Charleston Charleston FCL Rays FCL Rays/Bowling Green FCL Rays FCL Rays 2021 Club(s) FCL Rays FCL Rays FCL Rays FCL Rays 2021 Club(s) FCL Rays/Charleston Charleston FCL Rays FCL Rays/Charleston DNP - Injury

College None None None Texas Southern None None None None None None Western Carolina NC Central Virginia

Acquired Trade/2019 Int. FA/2018 Int. FA/2016 20th/2021 Int. FA/2017 Int. FA/2018 CBA/2019 Int. FA/2018 Int. FA/2017 22nd/2019 UDFA/2022 10th/2021 UDFA/2021 Fresno City College 23rd/2018 Arkansas 8th/2021 College Acquired Cisco College 8th/2018 None 34th/2018 None Int. FA/2015 College Acquired None Int. FA/2017 None Int. FA/2017 None Int. FA/2016 Wake Forest 13th/2021 None Trade/2018 None Int. FA/2019 None 1st/2021 College Acquired San Jacinto 5th/2021 Texas Tech 4th/2021 None Int. FA/2018 None 3rd/2019 College Acquired None Int.FA/2019 None 1st/2018 None 3rd/2021 Texas State UDFA/2019 Oklahoma 8th/2019

3 • Blake Butera - Manager 18 • R.C. Lichtenstein - Pitching Coach 4 • Perry Roth - Hitting Coach 36 • Frank Jagoda - Bench Coach Ruben Santiago - Athletic Trainer Mia Salvemini - Strength and Conditioning Coach Steve Berhalter - Clubhouse Manager

Pronunciation Guide

Mason Auer (our) Freddvil Chevez (FRED-veel SHUH-vez) Aneudy Cortorreal (ahn-YOO-dee cort-OH-ree-al) Dawson Dimon (die-min) Kamron Fields (Cameron) Over Galue (oh-VAIR GAHL-oo-way) Sandy Gaston (SAHN-dee GAH-stone) Luis Leon (LOO-ees lee-OWN) R.C. Lichtenstein (lick-tin-stine) Oneill Manzueta (OH-kneel MAHN-zway-tuh) Jelfry Marte (Jeffrey) Victor Munoz (MOON-yoze) Frank Jagoda (juh-GO-duh) Abiezel Ramirez (AH-bee-uh-zell) Gionti Turner (jee-ON-tee) Charleston RiverDogs 360 Fishburne St. • Charleston, SC 29403 Phone: 843.723.7241 • Fax: 843-723-2641 Email: admin@riverdogs.com

Last Updated: May 11 #

Pitchers (17 + 3 IL) NOTE

Throws

HT

WT

AGE

11 14 17 18 20 23 25 26 27 32 33 36 40 46 48 49 54 55 56

Juan Mateo Jordano Perez Peyton Williams James Acuna Tyler Owens Rolddy Munoz Adam Shoemaker Miguel Pena Landon Leach Rob Griswold AJ Smith-Shawver JJ Niekro Estarlin Rodriguez Jorge Bautista Darling Florentino Kris Anglin Luis Vargas Isrrael De La Cruz Sam Strickland Ben Thompson

IL IL

RHP RHP RHP RHP RHP RHP LHP RHP RHP RHP RHP RHP RHP RHP RHP LHP RHP RHP LHP RHP

5’11 6’0 6’1 6’5 5’10 6’2 6’6 6’1 6’4 6’1 6’3 6’0 6’0 6’0 6’0 5’11 5’11 5’11 6’2 6’5

190 162 180 180 185 183 205 190 220 185 205 185 180 155 201 175 196 175 218 220

29 21 23 24 21 22 19 23 22 23 19 24 22 21 20 20 19 24 23 24

#

catchers (2 + 1 IL)

28 38 51

Adam Zebrowski Antonio Barranca Rusber Estrada

NOTE

B/t

HT

WT

AGE

IL

R/R R/R R/R

6’3 6’3 6’0

230 215 215

21 20 26

#

Infielders (6)

5 7 8 12 15 50

Cal Conley Brian Klein Geraldo Quintero Mahki Backstrom Braulio Vasquesz Caleb Durbin

NOTE

B/t

HT

WT

AGE

S/R L/R S/R L/L R/R R/R

5’10 5’11 5’8 6’5 6’0 5’8

185 190 155 220 210 175

22 23 20 20 22 22

B/t

HT

WT

AGE

L/L R/R R/R R/R R/R

6’2 6’2 6’0 6’0 6’1

195 195 215 170 205

21 21 23 20 22

IL

#

Outfielders (5)

1 2 9 19 24

Stephen Paolini Kadon Morton Connor Blair Brandol Mezquita Brandon Parker

# 38 25 56

Name Ben Thompson Antonio Barranca Adam Shoemaker Sam Strickland

Key:

IL=Injured List

NOTE

Born 9/09/1992 9/02/2000 5/06/1996 9/18/1997 1/09/2001 4/14/2000 8/24/2002 9/18/1998 7/12/1999 7/13/1998 11/20/2002 1/12/1998 10/24/1999 12/10/2000 5/25/2001 8/09/2001 5/02/2002 6/15/1997 3/26/1999 12/21/1997

Birthplace Athens, TN Azua, DR Pinehurst, NC Long Beach, CA Ocala, FL Santo Domingo, DR Cambridge, Ont Santiago, DR Toronto, CA Milford, CT Fort Worth, TX Tampa, FL Puerto Plata, DR La Romana, DR

College/HS

Acquired

Tennessee Wesleyan

Free Agent International Free Agent Draft (20th Round, 2019) Draft (29th Round, 2019) Draft (13th Round, 2019) International Free Agent Draft (11th Round, 2021) International Free Agent Free Agent Free Agent Draft (7th Round, 2021) Free Agent International Free Agent International Free Agent International Free Agent Draft (16th Round, 2021) International Free Agent Free Agent Free Agent Draft (28th Round, 2019)

Catawba College (NC) Azusa Pacific (CA) Trinity Catholic HS (FL) St. Benedict HS (ONT) Pickering Ajax HS Long Island (NY)

Colleyville Heritage HS (TX)

Florida Southern

San Pedro de Macoris, DR

Bakersfield, CA Howard JC (TX) Esperanza, DR Fantuni, DR Birmingham, AL Samford Auckland, New Zealand Chandler-Gilbert CC (AZ)

Born

Birthplace

College/HS

Acquired

9/28/2000 7/25/2001 6/05/1995

Albany, NY York, Pa Guacara, VZ

St. Johns Fisher (NY) Calvert Hall HS (MD) Faulkner University (AL)

Draft (Round 13, 2021) Free Agent Draft (Round 24, 2018)

Born

Birthplace

College/HS

Acquired

7/17/1999 6/01/1998 10/10/2001 10/10/2001 4/14/1999 2/22/2000 Born 11/23/2000 11/19/2000 5/06/1998 7/14/2001 5/27/1999

Orlando, FL Nashville, TN Puerto Cabello, VZ Hawthorne, CA Santo Domingo, DR Lake Forest, IL Birthplace Fairfield, CT Fort Smith, AR Brentwood, CA Imbert, DR Saucer, MS

Texas Tech Texas Tech

Draft (4th Round, 2019) Free Agent International Free Agent Junipero Serra HS (CA) Draft (18th round, 2019) International Free Agent Washington-St. Louis (MO) Draft (14th round, 2021) College

Acquired

Saint Joseph HS (CT) Seguin HS (TX) Washington

Draft (5th Round, 2019) Draft (19th round, 2019) Draft (15th round, 2019) International Free Agent Draft (10th Round, 2019)

Mississippi Gulf Coast JC

7-day Injured List Position RHP C LHP LHP

40=40-Man Roster

#

Field Staff

4 22 13 16

Nestor Perez Mike Steed Connor Narron Myles Schroder Austin Smith Kyle Hegedus

Effective 4/22 4/26 4/27 5/6

MLB=MLB Rehab Assignment

Manager Pitching Coach Hitting Coach Bench Coach Athletic Trainer Strength & Conditioning Coach

MILB=MILB Rehab Assignemnt

#1 Stephen Paolini (Paw-Lean-EE)

I= Inactiveive

Pronunciations #19 Brandol Mezquita (Mess-Key-ta)

#40 Estarlin Rodriguez (Es-Star-Lin)

#8 Geraldo Quintero (Keen-Tear-O)

#25 Adam Shoemaker (Shoe-Maker)

#51 Rusber Estrada (Rooz-Ber)

#11 Juan Mateo (Ma-Tay-O)

#26 Miguel Pena (Pain-Ya)

#54 Luis Vargas (Var-Ges)

#12 Mahki Backstrom (Ma-Ki)

#33 AJ Smith-Shawver (Smith-Shaw-Ver)

#15 Braulio Vasquez (Brawl-Leo)

#36 JJ Niekro (Neek-Ro)

#18 James Acuna (Ah-Coon-ya)

#38 Antonio Barranca (Ba-Ronk-Ka)

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GET TO KNOW AUSTIN VERNON Hometown – Raleigh, NC College – North Carolina Central Acquired – 2021 10th Round Pick (311 Overall)

The 6’8” right hander is dealing on the mound this season for the RiverDogs. As of May 16th, the 23-year old is 4-0 with a 1.64 ERA in six games this season. His 22 innings pitched and 36 strikeouts are both good for second most on the team. After a remarkable 2021 season at North Carolina Central University, Vernon was taken by the Rays in the 10th round of the 2021 MLB Draft. He was just the third player in the history of NCCU to be drafted in the MLB Amateur Draft, and the highest selection in the program’s history. Vernon’s brother, Andrew is one of the other two.

In his first year of pro ball, he went 2-0 with a 0.79 ERA with the FCL Rays in five appearances. In his final season at North Carolina Central, Vernon posted a career-best 2.55 ERA in 70.2 innings with 109 strikeouts (13.9 K/9) while earning First Team All-MEAC honors. On May 7, 2021, Vernon threw the first ever no-hitter in school history. When watching Vernon this season at The Joe, you will see a four-pitch repertoire that includes a fastball that runs in the late 90’s, two breaking balls that run in the late 70’s, and a changeup in the low 80’s.

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24

Stolen bases for outfielder Shane Sasaski without being caught this season. That is the highest total in Minor League Baseball.

20

Triples hit by the RiverDogs this season, the most in Minor League Baseball. Carson Williams and Mason Auer each have five.

12

Consecutive home games the RiverDogs will have at The Joe beginning this Tuesday and running though May 29.