2026 Louisville Bats Media Guide

TABLE OF CONTENTS

ORGANIZATION

In a tribute to Louisville’s rich history of Bourbon and baseball, the Bats have rebranded as the Louisville “Mashers” since May 26, 2018. As the most popular alternate identity of the Bats, the team has rebranded to the Louisville “Mashers” numerous times per season and has been a staple ever since.

TEAM OWNER

In December 2023, the Bats were acquired by Diamond Baseball Holdings (DBH), an organization that owns and operates select minor league clubs affiliated with Major League Baseball (MLB).

DBH was formed in 2021 to support, promote, and enhance Minor League Baseball Clubs affiliated with Major League Baseball through professional management, best practices, innovation, and investment. DBH now owns 48 of the 120 current MiLB teams entering the 2026 season.

LOUISVILLE BATS FRONT OFFICE

PRESIDENT Greg Galiette

EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT, FINANCE & ACCOUNTING Michele Anderson FINANCE & ACCOUNTING ASSISTANT Becky Reeves

DIRECTOR OF TICKET SALES Brenden Campbell

MANAGER OF GROUP SALES & SERVICE Tony Bertuca

MANAGER OF MEMBERSHIP SERVICES Aerial Griffin

MANAGER OF TICKET OPERATIONS Taylor Retinger

ACCOUNT EXECUTIVE Ryan Kraycik

ACCOUNT EXECUTIVE Corey Clements

ACCOUNT EXECUTIVE, PREMIUM SALES Sophia Rexing

ACCOUNT EXECUTIVE Nathan Oliger

ACCOUNT EXECUTIVE Cooper Knopp

PREMIUM SEATING ASSOCIATE Jenna Veech

PREMIUM SEATING ASSOCIATE Madilyn Storm

PREMIUM SEATING ASSOCIATE Elizabeth Whelan

BOX OFFICE ASSOCIATE Katelyn Mumma

BOX OFFICE ASSOCIATE Jeremy Becker BOX OFFICE ASSOCIATE Dillon Rutledge

DIRECTOR OF STRATEGIC ALLIANCES Chip Sobel

PARTNERSHIP SALES ACCOUNT EXECUTIVE Carter Davis

PARTNERSHIP MANAGEMENT COORDINATOR Hana Ibrahim

DIRECTOR OF MARKETING Vincent Zielen

GAMEDAY PROMOTIONS & PROGRAMMING MANAGER Joseph Udall

MARKETING/SOCIAL MEDIA COORDINATOR Jackson Telese

GRAPHIC DESIGNER Max Oxley

MARKETING COORDINATOR Mimi Graham

TEAM PHOTOGRAPHER/DIGITAL CONTENT CREATOR Emma Fletcher

GRAPHIC DESIGN ASSOCIATE Aaron Speltz

GAMEDAY PROMOTIONS & PROGRAMMING ASSOCIATE Madison Sutton PHOTOGRAPHY & DIGITAL CONTENT ASSOCIATE David Sutherland

DIRECTOR OF BROADCASTING Nick Curran PUBLIC RELATIONS MANAGER Aaron Cheris MEDIA RELATIONS ASSISTANT Owen Graham

MERCHANDISE MANAGER John Moore

SENIOR VICE PRESIDENT OF STADIUM OPERATIONS Brett Myers

DIRECTOR OF STADIUM OPERATIONS Peyton Hooper EVENTS MANAGER Riley Vancelette FACILITY MANAGER Scott McGreal

HOUSEKEEPING SUPERVISOR Kelly Bullitt

STADIUM OPERATIONS ASSOCIATE Tyler Wellman

STADIUM OPERATIONS ASSOCIATE Jackson Gelhaus

STADIUM OPERATIONS ASSOCIATE Treyvon Fletcher

DIRECTOR OF FIELD OPERATIONS Tod Shafer

ASSISTANT DIRECTOR OF FIELD OPERATIONS Brock Hammond BATS CLUBHOUSE MANAGER Landon Rinkel

VISITING CLUBHOUSE MANAGER Caleb Farr

LOUISVILLE SLUGGER FIELD

STADIUM FIRSTS

FIRST GAME: April 12, 2000 vs. Norfolk (L, 8-5)

HONORARY FIRST PITCH: Governor Paul Patton, Mayor David Armstrong, then-former Mayor Jerry Abramson

FIRST PITCH: A ball thrown by Louisville’s Osvaldo Fernandez

FIRST BATTER: Norfolk’s Lauriel Gonzalez

FIRST LOUISVILLE WIN: April 13, 2000 vs. Norfolk (8-7, 11 inn.)

FIRST SAVE: April 12, 2000 by Norfolk’s Scott Stewart

FIRST LOUISVILLE SAVE: April 14, 2000 by Norm Charlton

FIRST HIT: April 12, 2000, a single by Norfolk’s Ryan McGuire in the 1st inning

FIRST LOUISVILLE HIT: April 12, 2000, a single by Chris Sexton in the 1st inning

FIRST RUN: April 12, 2000 by Louisville’s Deion Sanders in the 1st inning

FIRST RBI: April 12, 2000 by Louisville’s Chris Sexton on a single in the 1st inning

FIRST SINGLE: April 12, 2000 by Louisville’s Chris Sexton in the 1st inning

FIRST DOUBLE: April 12, 2000 by Norfolk’s Ryan McGuire in the 3rd inning

FIRST TRIPLE: April 26, 2000 by Louisville’s Deion Sanders in the 7th inning vs. Indianapolis

FIRST HOME RUN: April 12, 2000 by Louisville’s Mike Bell in the 6th inning with two runners on

FIRST GRAND SLAM: June 6, 2000 by Louisville’s Ron Wright in the 5th inning vs. Ottawa

FIRST STOLEN BASE: April 13, 2000 by Norfolk’s Jason Tyner in the 1st inning

FIRST LOUISVILLE STOLEN BASE: April 13, 2000 by Louisville’s Deion Sanders in the 1st inning

FIRST STRIKEOUT: April 12, 2000 by Louisville’s Mike Bell in the 1st inning

FIRST WALK: April 12, 2000 by Louisville’s Deion Sanders in the 1st inning

STADIUM HIGHS AND LOWS

LARGEST CROWD: 14,658 on April 21, 2018 vs. Syracuse

LONGEST GAME (TIME): 5:35 on May 19, 2017 vs. Columbus (L, 6-5 F/18)

LONGEST GAME (INNINGS): 18 (2x), Last on May 19, 2017 vs. Columbus, also on June 6, 2003 vs. Richmond (W, 4-3)

LONGEST HOME RUN: 500’ by Louisville’s Peyton Burdick on May 21, 2024 vs. Toledo

MOST RUNS BY LOUISVILLE: 22 on July 13, 2012 vs. Gwinnett

MOST RUNS BY OPPONENT: 24 on August 22, 2023 vs. Toledo

MOST HITS BY LOUISVILLE: 23 on July 13, 2012 vs. Gwinnett

MOST HITS BY OPPONENT: 25 on May 25, 2022 vs. Omaha

STADIUM FACTS

DIMENSIONS:

325’ (LF), 405’ (CF), 340’ (RF)

CAPACITY: 13,131

PLAYING SURFACE: Bermuda Grass

APPROXIMATE COST: $27,800,000

HOME RUN DISTANCE CHART

LONGEST HOME RUNS AT LOUISVILLE SLUGGER FIELD

1. Peyton Burdick LOU 500 feet 5/21/24

T-2. Rob Stratton LOU 490 feet 4/29/06

T-2. Adam Duvall GWN 490 feet 7/24/19

4. Kevin Witt LOU 483 feet 5/12/02

5. Peyton Burdick LOU 482 feet 5/24/24

6. Juan Francisco LOU 480 feet 7/15/10

7. Rob Stratton NOR 479 feet 9/08/01

8. Isiah Gilliam LOU 478 feet 7/24/22

9. Jeremy Hermida LOU 475 feet 6/28/11

T-10. Devin Mesoraco LOU 471 feet 8/23/11

T-10. Christian Encarnacion-Strand LOU 471 feet 5/11/23

12. Brooks Kieschnick LOU 469 feet 6/04/00

On May 21, 2024 vs. Toledo, Peyton Burdick hit a home run for the ages. His 500-foot blast hit high off the left field scoreboard at Louisville Slugger Field. It was the longest homer in ballpark history and the furthest home run in all of baseball (MLB & Triple-A) in 2024.

2026 MEDIA INFORMATION

Aaron Cheris Public Relations Manager

acheris@batsbaseball.com

502.614.4519

Owen Graham

Media Relations Assistant

ograham@batsbaseball.com

Media Relations Associates: Austin Myers, Jeffrey Robinson, Ben Teitel

Website: batsbaseball.com

Facebook: facebook.com/louisvillebats

X: @LouisvilleBats

CREDENTIALS

YouTube: youtube.com/louisvillebatsaaa

Instagram: @LouisvilleBats

TikTok: louisvillebats

Subject to limitations of space, credentials may be issued upon request to working members of the media representing recognized outlets in the business of news gathering as their primary source of revenue. These include, but are not limited to, TV stations, radio stations, publications, or online entities that require immediate news coverage. All requests are subject to review by the Louisville Bats. Requests can be made by emailing Aaron Cheris, Nick Curran, or Owen Graham at the email addresses listed in this media guide Requests should be received no later than 24 hours prior to the specified game date. Under no circumstances are media credentials to be transferred from person-to-person without the expressed permission of the Louisville Bats Media Relations Department. Violation of this policy may result in confiscation of the violator’s media credential for the remainder of the season. Credentials may be picked up at the Louisville Slugger Field suite lobby desk inside the Main Street entrance on gamedays starting two hours prior to first pitch or earlier by request.

PRESS BOX

The Louisville Bats’ press box is open to working media with credentials only. WiFi is available for credentialed media in the press box.

MEDIA INFORMATION

Media packets, game notes, lineups, statistics, and press releases will be available to working media in the press box approximately two hours before each game.

PHOTOGRAPHERS

Photographers may shoot from the open areas at the far end of either dugout or from the tunnel behind home plate.

CLUBHOUSE ACCESS

Per rules imposed by Major League Baseball, both the home and visiting clubhouses are off limits to members of the media at all times.

INTERVIEWS

The coaching staff and players will be available on the field and in the dugout immediately following batting practice. Interviews may in no way interrupt pregame routines (stretching, hitting, running, infield, etc.). Pregame interviews should be completed one hour prior to the game. The coaching staff and players will be available after games upon request.

FIELD ACCESS

Only properly credentialed media members may gain access to the field. The field entrance is located directly behind home plate. Bats uniformed personnel will be available for interviews prior to on-field stretching and following batting practice. Interview requests must be arranged through the Bats by contacting Aaron Cheris or Nick Curran.

AUTOGRAPH POLICY

Under no circumstances are credentialed media members permitted to seek autographs, foul balls, or other baseball equipment at any point. Members of the media found to be in violation of this policy may have their credentials revoked by a member of the Bats staff.

THE COURIER-JOURNAL

MEDIA OUTLETS

NEWSPAPERS

NEWS AND TRIBUNE

525 West Broadway 221 Spring Street Louisville, KY 40202

Contact: Natalie Pierre

Phone: 502.582.4642

Jeffersonville, IN 47130

Contact: Tom May

Phone: 812.206.2116 npierre@gannett.com tom.may@newsandtribune.com www.courier-journal.com www.newsandtribune.com

THE VOICE-TRIBUNE

ASSOCIATED PRESS 735 East Main Street 525 West Broadway Louisville, KY 40202 Louisville, KY 40202 Phone: 502.897.8900

Contact: Steve Bittenbender www.voice-tribune.com freelancehack@gmail.com

TELEVISION STATIONS

WLKY-TV (CBS)

WHAS-TV (ABC) 1918 Mellwood Avenue 520 West Chestnut Street Louisville, KY 40206 Louisville, KY 40201

Contacts: Kent Taylor, Britt Del Barba, Contact: Kent Spencer, Sarandon Raboin Preston Harvey

Phone: 502.582.7220 Phone: 502.893.7300 kspencer@whas11.com ktaylor@hearst.com www.whas11.com www.wlky.com

WAVE-TV (NBC)

WDRB-TV (FOX) 725 South Floyd Street 624 West Muhammad Ali Boulevard Louisville, KY 40203 Louisville, KY 40203

Contacts: Kendrick Haskins

Contacts: Tom Lane, Eric Crawford, Dusty Baker Haley Schoengart

Phone: 502.561.4144 Phone: 502.561.7704 khaskins@wave3.com tgreever@fox41.com www.wave3.com www.fox41.com

RADIO STATIONS

ESPN LOUISVILLE (680 AM)

WKRD (790 AM) - HOME OF THE BATS 337 West Cardinal Boulevard 428 S. 4th St. Suite 252 Louisville, KY 40208 Louisville, KY 40202

Contact: John Salzman

Contact: Jim Fenn Phone: 502.240.0602

Phone: 502.479.2194 john@espnlouisville.com jimfenn@iheartmedia.com www.espnlouisville.com www.790krd.com

WHAS RADIO (840 AM)

1450/96.1 WXVW 428 S. 4th St. Suite 252 3728 Taylorsville Rd Louisville, KY 40202 Louisville, KY 40220

Contact: Jim Fenn

Contact: Dugan Ryan Phone: 502.479.2060

Phone: 502.968.1220 jimfenn@iheartmedia.com contact@bigxsportsradio.com www.whas.com www.bigxsportsradio.com

BROADCAST INFORMATION

Follow all the action of Louisville Bats baseball on Sports Talk 790 AM. All 150 Bats regular season games and any postseason contests can be heard beginning with the “Warm-up Show” 30 minutes prior to the start of each game. Afterwards, get a wrap-up of all the day’s activity in baseball on the postgame “Scoreboard Show.”

Nick Curran enters his 13th season with the Bats, and his ninth full season as Director of Broadcasting. Curran is also the radio play-by-play voice of the University of Louisville women’s basketball team and a graduate of Western Kentucky University. Prior to his current role with the Louisville Cardinals, Curran was the play-by-play voice of the Bellarmine University men’s basketball team, where he called the 2011 National Championship for the Knights. He can also be heard on ESPN 680 in Louisville on Sunday mornings from 10 a.m. to noon. Curran can be reached via email at ncurran@batsbaseball.com.

Jim Kelch is back in Louisville after broadcasting for the Louisville Redbirds/ RiverBats/Bats from 1989-2009. Kelch also serves as play-by-play voice of the Northern Kentucky University Norse men’s basketball team in the Horizon League. Kelch worked for the Cincinnati Reds broadcast team for 8 seasons from 2010-17, previously calling games for Louisville, as well as the Peoria Chiefs, Chattanooga Lookouts, NCAA Division II men’s basketball semifinals, University of Louisville Cardinals men’s and women’s basketball, Bellarmine University basketball, and called the 2009 NCAA Women’s National Championship game between the University of Connecticut Huskies and the Louisville Cardinals.

ncurran@batsbaseball.com

Louisville

Radio

Broadcasters

Since 1982

1982 John Harmon, Art Metzler

1983 John Harmon, John Rooney, Ed Peak

1984 John Rooney, John Asher

1985 Mike Newell, Art Metzler

1986 Larry Calton, Art Metzler, Ed Peak

1987-88 Larry Calton

1989-90 Jim Kelch, Joe Buck

1991 Jim Kelch, Todd Kalas

1992-94 Jim Kelch, Mark Neely

1995-97 Jim Kelch, David Wilson

1998-99 Jim Kelch, Matt Gorsky

2000-02 Jim Kelch

2003-09 Jim Kelch, Matt Andrews

2010-12 Matt Andrews

2013-16 Matt Andrews, Nick Curran

2017 Nick Curran, Jevin Redman

2018 Nick Curran, Matt Schumacker

2019 Nick Curran, Jim Kelch

2020 N/A (season cancelled due to COVID-19)

2021-Present Nick Curran, Jim Kelch

Nick Curran

Jim Kelch

HOTEL INFORMATION

BUFFALO

Hyatt Regency Buffalo

Two Fountain Plaza

Buffalo, NY 14202

Phone: 716-855-4863

CHARLOTTE

Fairfield Inn & Suites Charlotte Uptown

201 S. McDowell St. Charlotte, NC 28204

Phone: 704-971-4979

COLUMBUS

Sonesta Columbus Downtown 33 E. Nationwide Boulevard Columbus, OH 43215

Phone: 614-228-3200

DURHAM

Aloft Downtown Durham 345 Blackwell Street Durham, NC 27701

Phone: 919-383-8575

GWINNETT

Courtyard Marriott 1405 Mall of Georgia Boulevard

Buford, GA 30519

Phone: 678-714-0248

INDIANAPOLIS

MEMPHIS

Embassy Suites Memphis 1022 S. Shady Grove Rd. Memphis, TN 38120

Phone: 901-312-2163

NASHVILLE

Sonesta Nashville Airport 600 Marriott Drive Nashville, TN 37214

Phone: 615-889-9300

Fairfield Indianapolis Downtown 501 W. Washington Street Indianapolis, IN 46225

Phone: 317-636-7678

IOWA

Hampton Inn & Suites

120 SW Water Street

Des Moines, IA 50309

Phone: 515-288-4500

JACKSONVILLE

Hyatt Regency Riverfront

225 E. Coastline Dr. Jacksonville, FL 32202

Phone: 904-360-8674

LEHIGH VALLEY

Staybridge Suites Allentown Airport 1787A Airport Road

Allentown, PA 18019

Phone: 610-443-5000

Fax: 610-443-5014

LOUISVILLE

Cambria Hotel Downtown Louisville 120 S. Floyd St. Louisville, KY 40202

Phone: 502-977-4581

NORFOLK

Sheraton Norfolk Waterside 777 Waterside Drive Norfolk, VA, 23510 Phone: 757-622-6664

OMAHA

Courtyard by Marriott 12520 Westport Parkway Papillion, NE 68128 Phone: 402-408-5456

ROCHESTER

Fairfield Inn and Suites West/Greece 400 Paddy Creek Circle Rochester, NY 14615 Phone: 585-621-6050

SCRANTON/WILKES-BARRE

Fairfield Inn & Suites Montage Mountain 16 Radcliffe Dr. Scranton, PA 18507 Phone: 570-904-2254

ST. PAUL

Drury Plaza Hotel St. Paul Downtown 175 10th Street East St. Paul, MN 55101 Phone: 952-229-1087

SYRACUSE

Marriott Syracuse Downtown 100 E. Onondaga St. Syracuse, NY 13204 Phone: 315-554-3527

TOLEDO

Renaissance Toledo Downtown Hotel 444 North Summitt Street Toledo, OH 43604 Phone: 419-244-2444

WORCESTER

Hilton Garden Inn 35 Major Taylor Boulevard Worcester, MA 01608 Phone: 508-688-8501

2026 BATTING PRACTICE SCHEDULE

ALL TIMES SUBJECT TO CHANGE

11:05 AM SCHEDULED FIRST PITCH

HOME BP / INFIELD 8:00 a.m. - 9:00 a.m.

VISITOR BP / INFIELD 9:00 a.m. - 10:00 a.m.

GROUNDS CREW 10:05 a.m. - 11:05 a.m.

PRE-GAME 10:40 a.m. - 11:00 a.m.

12:05 PM SCHEDULED FIRST PITCH

HOME BP / INFIELD 9:00 a.m. - 10:00 a.m.

VISITOR BP / INFIELD 10:00 a.m. - 11:00 a.m.

GROUNDS CREW 11:05 a.m. - 12:05 p.m.

PRE-GAME 11:40 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.

1:05 PM SCHEDULED FIRST PITCH

HOME BATTING PRACTICE 10:00 a.m. - 11:00 a.m.

VISITOR BATTING PRACTICE 11:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.

HOME INFIELD 12:00 p.m. - 12:15 p.m.

GROUNDS CREW 12:15 p.m. - 1:05 p.m.

PRE-GAME 12:40 p.m. - 1:00 p.m.

2:05 PM SCHEDULED FIRST PITCH

HOME BP / INFIELD 11:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.

VISITOR BP / INFIELD 12:00 p.m. - 1:00 p.m.

GROUNDS CREW 1:05 p.m. - 2:05 p.m.

PRE-GAME 1:40 p.m. - 2:00 p.m.

6:05 PM SCHEDULED FIRST PITCH

HOME BP / INFIELD 3:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m.

VISITOR BP / INFIELD 4:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m.

GROUNDS CREW 5:05 p.m. - 6:05 p.m.

PRE-GAME 5:40 p.m. - 6:00 p.m.

6:35 PM SCHEDULED FIRST PITCH

HOME BP / INFIELD 3:30 p.m. - 4:30 p.m.

VISITOR BP / INFIELD 4:30 p.m. - 5:30 p.m.

GROUNDS CREW 5:35 p.m. - 6:35 p.m.

PRE-GAME 5:50 p.m. - 6:30 p.m.

7:15 PM SCHEDULED FIRST PITCH

HOME BATTING PRACTICE 4:15 p.m. - 5:15 p.m.

VISITOR BATTING PRACTICE 5:15 p.m. - 6:15 p.m. GROUNDS CREW 6:20 p.m. - 7:15 p.m.

PRE-GAME 6:50 p.m. - 7:10 p.m.

FIELD STAFF

Bats Manager Pat Kelly was named the winner of the 17th annual Mike Coolbaugh Award at the 2025 Baseball Winter Meetings. The award is presented annually to an individual who has shown outstanding baseball work ethic, knowledge of the game, and skill in mentoring young players. 15 - 15 -

PAT KELLY MANAGER

BORN: 8/27/55

AGE: 70

BIRTHPLACE: Santa Maria, CA

RESIDES: Sarasota, FL

MAJOR LEAGUE SERVICE: 1980

BATTED/THREW: R/R

HEIGHT: 6’3” PLAYING WEIGHT: 210 YEARS WITH LOUISVILLE: 7

Pat Kelly returns to the helm for the Bats in 2026, the only manager to lead Louisville since the COVID-19 pandemic canceled the 2020 season. Prior to winning the prestigious Mike Coolbaugh Award in 2025, Kelly made history in 2024 by becoming just the seventh manager in Minor League Baseball history to reach 2,000 career wins. During that season, he also managed his son, veteran right-hander Casey Kelly, becoming the first father-son duo in Louisville Bats history, and later delivered the news of Casey’s promotion to the Reds for his first MLB appearance since 2018. The 2026 season marks Kelly’s eighth consecutive year managing in the Reds’ minor league system after spending most of the 2018 season as Jim Riggleman’s bench coach in Cincinnati. Kelly began the 2018 season as Louisville’s manager but was promoted to the Major League staff on April 19, when Riggleman was named the club’s interim manager. In 2019, Kelly returned to manage Chattanooga, where he previously served as Lookouts skipper from 1993–94. From 2015–17, he was the manager at Double-A Pensacola and also managed in the Reds’ system at Single-A Bakersfield in 2014 and Rookie-level Billings from 2011–13, where he was named the 2012 Pioneer League Manager of the Year. In 2010, Kelly served as manager at Single-A Lynchburg. Prior to that, he spent the majority of three seasons as manager of the Rookie-level GCL Reds, while also serving as director of Florida on-field operations and as a roving catching instructor. He began those duties in 2007 but left the post on July 3 of that season when Reds interim manager Pete Mackanin hired him as the Major League bench coach. Kelly returned to his operations position full time in 2008. Kelly was also named Puerto Rican Winter League Manager of the Year in 2010 and 2016. He has spent 37 seasons managing in the minor leagues for 18 teams, including Richmond (2003–05), Syracuse (1999–2000), Ottawa (1997–98), Harrisburg (1995–96), Chattanooga (1993–94), Indianapolis (1991–92), Rockford (1991), Las Vegas (1990), Wichita (1988–89), Reno (1987) and Charleston (1986). He also served as a pitching coach with Glens Falls (1985), the GCL White Sox (1984) and Niagara Falls (1983). As a player, Kelly was a catcher in the Angels, Blue Jays, Braves and White Sox systems and reached the Major Leagues with Toronto in 1980. He appeared in three MLB games for the Blue Jays between May 28 and June 3, 1980, going 2-for-7 (.286) with four strikeouts. Kelly, 70, resides in Sarasota, Florida, with his wife, Becky.

KELLY’S MINOR LEAGUE MANAGERIAL RECORD

Year Club League W-L PCT. Finish

1986 Charleston - A (SD) South Atlantic 63-69 .477 6th

1987 Reno - A (SD) California 76-66 .535 5th

1988 Wichita - AA (SD) Texas 60-76 .441 8th

1989 Wichita - AA (SD) Texas 73-63 .537 T-3rd (Lost League Finals)

1990 Las Vegas - AAA (SD) Pacific Coast 58-86 .403 10th

1991 Rockford - A (MON) Midwest 27-21 .563

Indianapolis - AA (MON) American Association 46-46 .500 4th

1992 Indianapolis - AA (MON) American Association 83-61 .576 2nd

1993 Chattanooga - AA (CIN) Southern 72-69 .511 4th

1994 Chattanooga - AA (CIN) Southern 67-73 .479 6th (Lost in 1st Round)

1995 Harrisburg - AA (MON) Eastern 61-80 .433 10th

1996 Harrisburg - AA (MON) Eastern 74-68 .521 4th (League Champions)

1997 Ottawa - AAA (MON) International 54-86 .386 10th

1998 Ottawa - AAA (MON) International 69-74 .483 10th

1999 Syracuse - AAA (TOR) International 73-71 .507 8th

2000 Syracuse - AAA (TOR) International 15-19 .441

2003 Richmond - AAA (ATL) International 64-79 .448 13th

2004 Richmond - AAA (ATL) International 79-62 .560 2nd (Lost League Finals)

2005 Richmond - AAA (ATL) International 56-88 .389 14th

2007 Sarasota - A+ (CIN) Florida State (Interim) -- GCL Reds - Rk (CIN) Gulf Coast 5-7 .417

2008 GCL Reds - Rk (CIN) Gulf Coast 25-31 .446 14th

2009 GCL Reds - Rk (CIN) Gulf Coast 28-27 .509 8th

2010 Lynchburg - A+ (CIN) Carolina 61-77 .442 7th

2011 Billings - Rk (CIN) Pioneer 44-32 .579 2nd

2012 Billings - Rk (CIN) Pioneer 42-34 .553 3rd

2013 Billings - Rk (CIN) Pioneer 28-46 .378 8th

2014 Bakersfield - A+ (CIN) California 78-62 .557 T-2nd (Lost in 2nd Round)

2015 Pensacola - AA (CIN) Southern 63-75 .457 8th (Lost in 1st Round)

2016 Pensacola - AA (CIN) Southern 81-59 .579 2nd (Lost in 1st Round)

2017 Pensacola - AA (CIN) Southern 74-66 .529 3rd (League Co-Champs)

2018 Louisville - AAA (CIN) International 4-6 .400

2019 Chattanooga - AA (CIN) Southern 61-75 .449 8th

2020 Louisville - AAA (CIN) International N/A Season Cancelled due to COVID-19 2021 Louisville - AAA (CIN) International 55-73 .429 6th

2022 Louisville - AAA (CIN) International 60-90 .400 10th 2023 Louisville - AAA (CIN) International 75-73 .507 4th

2024 Louisville - AAA (CIN) International 67-82 .450

On December 8, 2025, Minor League Baseball announced that Bats Manager Pat Kelly was the recipient of the 17th annual Mike Coolbaugh Award, which is presented annually to an individual who has shown outstanding baseball work ethic, knowledge of the game, and skill in mentoring young players. The award was first created by MiLB in 2008 to honor Coolbaugh, a longtime Minor League player who was in his first year as a coach for the Tulsa Drillers at the time of his passing in 2007. Kelly completed his sixth season with Louisville in 2025, his 19th as a manager in the Reds organization. With the Bats, Kelly is 332-403, ranking second in franchise history in wins behind only Rick Sweet, who previously won the Mike Coolbaugh Award in 2022. On July 11, 2024, Kelly secured his 2,000th career win with a 3-2 victory over St. Paul, becoming only the seventh manager in Minor League Baseball history to reach the milestone. Kelly and Sweet are the only two active managers to reach 2,000 career wins. Kelly began his managerial career in 1986 with the Single-A Charleston Rainbows and has since managed 18 different affiliates across every level of Minor League Baseball, as well as two stints as the bench coach at the Major League level for the Reds. Kelly began his professional baseball career as a 17-yearold playing rookie ball in the Angels’ organization in 1973 and went on to play in three MLB games for the Toronto Blue Jays in 1980.

MINOR LEAGUE BASEBALL MANAGERS WITH AT LEAST 2,000 CAREER WINS

1. Stan Wasiak 1950-1986 2,530-2,314 All-Time Winningest MiLB Manager

2. Bob Coleman 1919-1957 2,496-2,103 Managed NL’s Boston Braves from 1943-45

3. Rick Sweet 1987-2025 2,438-2,234 Winningest Manager in Bats history

4. Buddy Bailey 1983-2024 2,417-2,220 2x IL Manager of the Year (1996, 2003)

5. Mike Kelley 1901-1931 2,390-2,102 Played for Louisville Colonels in 1899

6. John Lipon 1959-1992 2,185-1,987 Managed Cleveland Indians in 1971

7. Pat Kelly 1986-2025 2,092-2,251 Earned 2,000th win for Bats on 7/11/2024 (Stats courtesy of Major League Baseball)

REID CORNELIUS PITCHING COACH

BORN: 6/2/1970 AGE: 55

BIRTHPLACE: Thomasville, AL

RESIDES: Thomasville, AL

MLB SERVICE: 1995, 1999-2000

BATTED/THREW: R/R

HEIGHT: 6’0” PLAYING WEIGHT: 200

YEARS WITH LOUISVILLE: 2

Reid Cornelius is back for his second season in the Reds organization in Louisville after spending the past three seasons as the Major League bullpen coach for the Colorado Rockies. The 2026 season will mark his 37th season in professional baseball. The native of Thomasville, Alabama pitched in 12 professional seasons from 1989-2000, including 45 Major League appearances over parts of three seasons for the Montreal Expos, Florida Marlins, and New York Mets from 19952000. His first MLB strikeout came on May 6, 1995 for Montreal against Florida, fanning former MVP Terry Pendleton. In the middle of the 1995 season, he was traded from the Expos to the Mets in exchange for slugging 1B/OF David Segui. He went on to coach in the Marlins’ system from 2003-16, spending the final seven years (2010-16) as the Major League bullpen coach. After that, he served as the pitching coach for Triple-A Gwinnett in the Braves’ organization from 2017-18 and rejoined the Marlins organization in 2019, working with Single-A Jupiter from 201920 and as the rehab pitching coach in 2021 before heading to Colorado in 2022.

CORNELIUS’ COACHING CAREER

(AA) FLA

Coach Florida/Miami Marlins (MLB) MIA National 2017-18 Pitching Coach Gwinnett Braves/Stripers (AAA) ATL International 2019-20 Pitching Coach Jupiter Hammerheads (A+) MIA Florida State 2021 Minor League Rehab Pitching Coach MIA 2022-24 Bullpen Coach Colorado Rockies (MLB) COL National 2025-Pres. Pitching Coach Louisville Bats (AAA) CIN International

CORNELIUS’ PLAYING CAREER

DARYLE WARD HITTING COACH

BORN: 6/27/1975 AGE: 49

BIRTHPLACE: Lynwood, CA

RESIDES: Riverside, CA

MLB SERVICE: 1998-2008

BATTED/THREW: L/L

HEIGHT: 6’2” PLAYING WEIGHT: 240

YEARS WITH LOUISVILLE: 2

Daryle Ward is in his 10th season as a professional coach, all as a hitting coach in the Reds’ player development system. This year will mark his second at the Triple-A level with the Bats after spending the previous two seasons with Double-A Chattanooga. In 2016, he joined the organization as the hitting coach for the rookie level Arizona League Reds before spending the 2017 and 2018 seasons at Dayton. In 2019 and 2020, he served as Chattanooga’s hitting coach before returning to the Dragons in 2021. The son of Major League All-Star Gary Ward, Daryle was a career .263 batter over 11 big league seasons with the Astros, Dodgers, Pirates, Nationals, Braves and Cubs. In 1999, he won the Triple-A Home Run Derby in his home stadium of Zephyr Field in New Orleans before hitting a three-run homer in the All-Star Game the next night, leading the Pacific Coast League to a win. He belted a Major League career-high 20 home runs for Houston in 2000. On May 26, 2004 for Pittsburgh, Ward hit for the cycle at St. Louis with a double in the first, a triple in the fourth, a three-run homer in the fifth, and a single in the ninth, tying a career-high with six RBI in an 11-8 win. Daryle and Gary Ward became the first father-son duo in MLB history to each hit for the cycle. Gary accomplished the feat for the Twins on September 18, 1980. (They were later joined by Craig and Cavan Biggio as the only two father-son duos to hit for the cycle in MLB history.)

WARD’S PLAYING CAREER

VINCE HARRISON COACH

BORN: 11/29/1978

BIRTHPLACE: Lexington, KY

MLB SERVICE: None

BATTED/THREW: R/R

HEIGHT: 5’11” PLAYING WEIGHT: 225 YEARS WITH LOUISVILLE: 2

HARRISON’S COACHING CAREER

Year(s) Position Team ORG League

2012-13 Coach West Virginia Power (A) PIT South Atlantic 2014 Hitting Coach Missoula Osprey (Rk) ARI Pioneer

2015 Hitting Coach Kane County (A) ARI Midwest 2016-17 Hitting Coach Visalia Rawhide (A+) ARI California

2018 Hitting Coach

HARRISON’S MINOR LEAGUE MANAGERIAL RECORD

Vince Harrison returns to Louisville for his second stint with the Bats in 2026, his fourth season in the Cincinnati Reds organization. He spent the past two seasons as manager of High-A Dayton, leading the Dragons to the playoffs in 2024 and guiding the club to a franchise-record 15-game winning streak late in the 2025 season. Harrison previously served as a coach with Louisville in 2023 under Pat Kelly. Harrison began his coaching career in 2013 following his retirement as a player and has since coached at nearly every level of Minor League Baseball with the Reds, Pittsburgh Pirates, and Arizona Diamondbacks organizations. Drafted by Tampa Bay in the 13th round of the 2001 MLB Draft, he played over 800 professional games. A graduate of Princeton High School in Cincinnati, Harrison was named LaRosa’s Male Athlete of the Year in 1998 and later inducted into the LaRosa’s Hall of Fame in 2013. He attended the University of Kentucky, where he played both baseball (INF) and football (WR). Harrison’s younger brother, Josh, recorded over 1,000 Major League hits during a 13-year MLB career (2011–23) and was a two-time All-Star with Pittsburgh. His uncle, John Shelby, played 11 Major League seasons and won World Series titles with Baltimore (1983) and the Los Angeles Dodgers (1988). Vince and his wife, Ericka, have three children: twins 10-year-old twins Avery and Hayden, and 8-year-old Vincent III (“Tray”). Year Club

Jackson Generals (AA) ARI Southern 2023 Coach Louisville Bats (AAA) CIN International 2026 Coach Louisville Bats (AAA) CIN International

2019 Kane County - A (ARI) Midwest 81-58 .583 T-2nd (Lost in 1st Round)

2020 Kane County - A (ARI) Midwest N/A Season Cancelled due to COVID-19

2021 Hillsboro - A+ (ARI) High-A West 52-60 .464 4th

2022 Hillsboro - A+ (ARI) Northwest 60-70 .461 4th

2024 Dayton - A+ (CIN) Midwest 74-58 .561 3rd (Last in 1st Round)

2025 Dayton - A+ (CIN) Midwest 52-76 .406 11th Totals 6 Seasons 319-322 .498

PETERSON PLAZ COACH

BORN: 3/6/1999 AGE: 26

BIRTHPLACE: Libertador, Venezuela

MLB SERVICE: None

BATTED/THREW: L/L

HEIGHT: 5’10” PLAYING WEIGHT: 155 YEARS WITH LOUISVILLE: 1

Peterson Plaz joins the Bats for his first season in 2026, his fourth season as a coach in the Reds organization. In 2025, he worked under Manager Vince Harrison in Dayton, serving as a coach on the Dragons staff. He began his professional baseball career as a player in 2015, when he was signed by the Reds out of Caracas, Venezuela as a standout defensive outfielder. He spent two seasons in the Dominican Summer League before heading stateside in 2018. In his final season as a player in 2019, Plaz played at Rookie-level Greeneville and Single-A Dayton. Overall, he batted .278 in 173 professional games in the Reds’ system.

PLAZ’S COACHING CAREER

Year(s) Position Team ORG League

2022 Utility Coach

Arizona Complex League Cubs (Rk) CHI ACL

2023 Performance Coach Dayton Dragons (A+) CIN Midwest

2024 Hitting Coach

Arizona Complex League Reds (Rk) CIN ACL 2025 Coach

Dayton Dragons (A+) CIN Midwest 2026 Coach Louisville Bats (AAA) CIN International

PLAZ’S PLAYING CAREER

CARSON PHILLIPS ASSISTANT PITCHING COACH

BORN: 5/15/2000 AGE: 25

BIRTHPLACE: Riverside, CA

RESIDES: Charleston, SC

MLB SERVICE: None

BATTED/THREW: R/R

HEIGHT: 6’2” PLAYING WEIGHT: 215

YEARS WITH LOUISVILLE: 1

Carson Phillips makes his Louisville and Reds organizational debut in 2026. Previously, he served as a bullpen coach in the Rangers and Blue Jays systems from 2023-25. He graduated from Utah Tech University (previously known as Dixie State University) in 2022 with a degree in kinesiology and exercise science. He went to graduate school at the University of Arizona, where he served as a graduate assistant coach from 2022-23 before starting his professional coaching career. Phillips pitched collegiately at California Baptist University, San Diego Mesa Community College, and Dixie State from 2019-22. Graduated from Serrano High School, where he was a two-time Mojave River All-League selection. His father, Brad, ran cross country collegiately at Cal State San Bernardino.

PHILLIPS’ COACHING CAREER

Year(s)

2023 Bullpen Coach

Buffalo Bisons (AAA) TOR International 2024 Bullpen Coach

Vancouver Canadiens (A+) TOR Northwest 2025 Bullpen Coach

Frisco RoughRiders (AA) TEX Texas 2026 Pitching Coach

Louisville Bats (AAA) CIN International

WADE HEBRINK ATHLETIC TRAINER

BORN: 8/27/1990 AGE: 35

BIRTHPLACE: Lake Mills, IA

RESIDENCE: Sioux Falls, SD

COLLEGE: Northern Iowa (BS), Syracuse (MS)

YEARS WITH LOUISVILLE: 2

LAUREN POWERS ATHLETIC TRAINER

BORN: 1/17/1994 AGE: 32

RESIDENCE: Gilbert, AZ

COLLEGE: Arizona (BS), Northern Arizona (MS) YEARS WITH LOUISVILLE: 1

KYLE LAUGHLIN STRENGTH & CONDITIONING COACH

BORN: 2/26/1993 AGE: 33

RESIDENCE: Indianapolis, IN

COLLEGE: Indiana (BS) YEARS WITH LOUISVILLE: 3

EVAN YEDINAK PERFORMANCE COACH

BORN: 12/18/1998 AGE: 27

RESIDENCE: San Diego, CA

COLLEGE: Cañada College (AA), San Diego (BA) YEARS WITH LOUISVILLE: 1

NICK MUNDY VIDEO & TECHNOLOGY SPECIALIST

BORN: 4/1/1999 AGE: 26

BIRTHPLACE & RESIDENCE: Norfolk, VA

COLLEGE: Virginia Wesleyan (BA), Old Dominion (MS) YEARS WITH LOUISVILLE: 3

2026 BATS PLAYERS

Héctor Rodríguez made his Triple-A debut on July 18, 2025, and turned in a strong second half while playing as one of the youngest Bats at just 21 years old. Entering the 2026 season as the Cincinnati Reds’ No. 9 prospect according to MLB.com, he was added to the Reds’ 40-man roster on November 18, 2025.

JOSE ACUÑA

RIGHT-HANDED PITCHER

BORN: 10/20/2002 AGE: 23

BIRTHPLACE: Bejuma, Venezuela

RESIDES: Bejuma, Venezuela

MAJOR LEAGUE SERVICE: 0.000

BATS/THROWS: R/R

HEIGHT: 6-2 WEIGHT: 187

ACQUIRED: Trade with New York Mets in four-player deal, 7/28/2022.

CAREER

2025: Pitched the entire season in the Double-A Chattanooga rotation ... Tied for second on the team in wins (6), ranked third in starts (18), and fourth in innings pitched (71.2) ... Named Reds Minor League Pitcher of the Month for April after going 3-1 with a 2.25 ERA and 30 strikeouts in 24.0 innings spanning his first five starts of the season ... Set a new career-high with 10 strikeouts over 5.0 innings in a win at Knoxville on 4/17 ... Tied a career-high with 6.0 innings pitched in his only quality start of the season, tossing a scoreless outing with five strikeouts to beat Rocket City on 5/21 ... Was unable to record an out on 7/4 vs. Birmingham, giving up four runs ... Did not pitch from 7/5-8/7 ... Made three short starts from 8/8-8/23 before being placed on the Development List on 8/26, ending his season.

2024: Began the season on the IL with a right flexor strain, rehabbing with two starts for the ACL Reds before joining Double-A Chattanooga on 5/21... Went 0-2 with a 0.81 ERA in nine games (seven starts) for Chattanooga, striking out 26 in 22.1 innings and holding opponents to a .241 average ... Promoted to Triple-A Louisville on 8/27, making his Triple-A debut on 8/30 at Indianapolis when he went three innings, striking out three while allowing two runs on four hits ... Was the youngest player to appear in a game for the Bats in 2024 ... Did not throw more than 73 pitches in any of his regular season starts ... Competed in the Arizona Fall League with the Glendale Desert Dogs and was named to the Fall Stars Team.

2023: Spent entire season with High-A Dayton, finishing the season 7-3 with a 3.93 ERA in 22 games (19 starts), throwing 100.2 innings, striking out 100 to just 44 walks against, allowing a .214 opponent batting average ... Ranked among Reds Minor League leaders in wins (T-3rd, 7), innings pitched (6th, 100.2) and strikeouts (100).

2022: Began season with the FCL Mets and earned a promotion to Single-A St. Lucie, making two starts ... On 7/28, was dealt from New York to Cincinnati along with OF Hector Rodriguez in the deal that sent OF Tyler Naquin and LHP Phillip Diehl to the Mets ... Finished season with Single-A Daytona ... Ended season with a 2.91 ERA in 65.0 IP, striking out 83 batters ... Named Florida State League Pitcher of the Week with Daytona on 9/4/22.

2021: Appeared in four games with the FCL Mets, making three starts and posting a 3.86 ERA across just 7 IP.

PERSONAL: Originally signed out of Venezuela by the New York Mets as an international free agent on 7/3/19.

22 St. Lucie - A 0-0 1.13 2 2 0 0 0 8.0 4 1 1 0 5 12 0 1 Daytona - A 0-1 3.16 7 5 0 0 0 31.1 17 13 11 1 10 35 3 1

JULIAN AGUIAR

RIGHT-HANDED PITCHER

BORN: 6/4/2001 AGE: 24

BIRTHPLACE: Long Beach, CA

RESIDES: Long Beach, CA

MAJOR LEAGUE SERVICE: 1.042

BATS/THROWS: L/R

HEIGHT: 6-0 WEIGHT: 204

ACQUIRED: Selected in the 12th round of the June 2021 first-year player draft.

2025: Did not play as he recovered from Tommy John surgery on 10/14/24.

2024: Began the season with the Double-A Lookouts and debuted with both the Bats and the Reds ... Posted a 3.76 ERA with 13 starts and 69.1 innings pitched with Chattanooga ... Promoted to the Bats on 6/18 and made his Triple-A debut on 6/22 at Omaha ... Pitched 5.0 innings, striking out two while allowing zero walks and zero earned runs in his Bats debut ... Recorded a 4.40 ERA in nine starts and 47.0 innings pitched with Louisville ... On 7/12, gave up one hit with six strikeouts on six innings pitched against St. Paul ... Called up to the Reds on 8/19 and started the same day against Toronto ... Earned his first career MLB win at Pittsburgh, pitched 6.0 innings, allowed three hits and struck out four ... Threw more than 75 pitches in five of his starts with the Reds ...Went 2-1 with seven starts with Cincinnati ... On 9/24, placed on the 15-day IR with a right elbow sprain, ending his season.

2023: Started the season with High-A Dayton and debuted with Chattanooga ... Dominated with Dragons, earning a 4-1 record while posting a 1.92 ERA in 14 starts ... Named the Midwest League Pitcher of the Month in May while holding opponents to a .099 batting average and 23 strikeouts ... Named a Midwest League All-Star ... Promoted to the Lookouts on 7/14 and debuted on 7/15 ... Earned a win in his first start, pitching 5.0 innings with five strikeouts and zero earned runs ... Named Reds’ Minor League Pitcher of the Month in August with a 2.65 ERA, 0.94 WHIP and 38 strikeouts ... Finished the season with a 4.28 ERA in 11 starts with Chattanooga ... Ranked among Reds Minor League leaders in wins (2nd, 8) and strikeouts (4th, 138).

2022: Began the season with Single-A Daytona and promoted to Dayton ... Recorded a 7-7 record in 23 appearances (15 starts) with a 3.16 ERA, throwing 88.1 innings with 103 strikeouts to just 22 walks against in Daytona ... Made his first appearance with Dayton on 9/2, starting two games.

2021: Spent the entire season with the ACL Reds, making five appearances in relief ... earned his only professional save on 9/4, allowing just one hit and striking out three batters in two innings pitched.

PERSONAL: Graduated from Millikan High School in Long Beach, CA ... played at El Camino Junior College and Cypress Junior College

TEJAY ANTONE

RIGHT-HANDED

BORN: 12/5/1993 AGE: 32

PITCHER

BIRTHPLACE: Oklahoma City, OK

RESIDES: Mansfield, TX

MAJOR LEAGUE SERVICE: 5.000

BATS/THROWS: R/R

HEIGHT: 6-4

WEIGHT: 225

ACQUIRED: Drafted in the 5th round of the 2014 MLB Draft.

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS

2025: Placed on the 60-day IL to begin the regular season ... Sent on a rehab assignment with the High-A Dayton on 8/13 ... Pitched 9.1 innings between Dayton and Double-A Chattanooga before being activated off the Louisville injured list on 9/5 ... Made his first appearance with the Bats on 9/6 vs. St. Paul, allowing a pair of runs ... Three of his six outings for the Bats were scoreless.

2024: Made just four appearances with the Reds from 3/3-4/7 ... On 4/7, left the game after throwing just one pitch against the Mets ... On 4/12, underwent his third Tommy John Surgery to repair his right flexor mass tendon and UCL, ending his season.

2023: Placed on the 60-day IL to begin the regular season ... Pitched 14 games between the ACL Reds, Bats, and the Reds ... Made 12 appearances for the Bats from 8/2-8/30 ... Activated off the Cincinnati injured list on 9/1 ... Pitched five scoreless outings for the Reds.

2021: Began the season on a rehab assignment with the Bats ... Appeared in seven games, allowing just four hits with 10 strikeouts to three walks ... On 9/22, was placed on the 60-day IL for a right forearm strain.

PERSONAL: Pitched at Weatherford College and Texas Christian University ... other Weatherford alumni include Jake Arrieta and Ryan Brasier ... Has had three Tommy John surgeries (2017, 2021, 2024) ... Is currently writing a book about his recoveries from injuries titled “The Tommy John Protocol” ... Was originally drafted by the Mets in the 22nd round in 2012 but did not sign ... Father, Tony, was a backup QB on Oklahoma’s 1975 National Champion football team.

CAREER PITCHING STATS

Billings - Rk 2-3 5.94 12 12 0 0 0 47.0 72 37 31 3 16 28 6 0

15 Dayton - A 6-10 2.91 26 26 1 0 0 158.0 174 66 51 2 33 101 6 1 16 Daytona

Louisville - AAA 0-1 1.80 1 1 0 0 0 5.0 3 1 1 0 3 5 0 0

17 Injured - Did Not Play

18 Daytona - A 6-3 4.03 17 17 0 0 0 96.0 95 48 43 6 29 82 8 2

19 Chattanooga - AA 7-4 3.38 13 13 0 0 0 74.2 63 38 28 4 22 63 3 0

Louisville - AAA 4-8 4.65 14 13 0 0 0 71.2 93 42 37 7 31 70 4 1 20

22

Injured - Did Not Play

EDWIN ARROYO INFIELDER

BORN: 8/25/2003 AGE: 22

BIRTHPLACE: Arecibo, Puerto Rico

RESIDES: Arecibo, Puerto Rico

MAJOR LEAGUE SERVICE: 0.000

BATS/THROWS: S/R

HEIGHT: 5-11 WEIGHT: 172

ACQUIRED: From the Mariners in a five-player trade, 7/29/2022.

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS

2025: Spent the entire season with Chattanooga, making starts primarily at shortstop with a few appearances at second base and the designated hitter spot ... In his season debut, notched a 3-6 day at the plate with an RBI on 4/4 at Rocket City ... From 4/74/15, was on the 7-day IL with a left hamstring strain ... Hit .310 in the month of April, recording three doubles and three RBI ... Finished the month of May on an eight-game hitting streak from 5/20-5/31 ... Recorded his first home run with the Lookouts on 6/11 against Biloxi ... Reached base in 20 consecutive games from 7/4-7/30 ... Hit .309 in the month of July with 11 doubles, 10 RBI and a homer ... Began August with a five-game hitting streak, batting .300 (6-20) with a triple in that span ... Ended August with a 16game streak of reaching base, finishing the month with a .310 average with 13 walks and nine RBI ... Batted .348 (8-23) with two RBI and a double in the last series of the season against Rocket City ... Hit .214 with a double and three strikeouts against Birmingham in the Southern League playoffs.

2024: Invited to participate in his first Major League spring training ... On 3/19, placed on the 60-day IL with a torn labrum in his left shoulder and missed the entirety of the regular season.

2023: Spent almost the entire season with High-A Dayton ... Promoted to Double-A and made his Chattanooga debut on 9/14 against Birmingham ... Ranked among all Reds farmhands in triples (1st, 11), extra-base hits (3rd, 52), hits (4th, 124), steals (T-4th, 29), total bases (5th, 213), doubles (6th, 28) and runs scored (7th, 74) ... Named a Midwest League Post-Season All-Star.

2022: Began the season in the Mariners organization with Single-A Modesto ... Logged a 17-game hitting streak from 5/3-5/22, during which he crushed 11 extra-base hits including five home runs ... Was acquired by the Reds, along with INF Noelvi Marte, RHP Levi Stoudt and RHP Andrew Moore, in a deal with the Mariners for All-Star RHP Luis Castillo on 7/29 ... Finished the season with Single-A Daytona.

2021: Drafted in the second round (48th overall) of the June First Year Player Draft by the Mariners ... Assigned to rookie ball with the ACL Mariners where he spent the rest of the season ... Made his professional debut on 8/19 at the ACL Rangers ... Cracked his first professional home run at the ACL Cubs on 9/13.

PERSONAL: Attended Arecibo Baseball Academy in Puerto Rico and Central Pointe Christian Academy in Kissimmee, FL ... Can throw with both arms and pitched lefthanded as a young player ... Selected to play for Team Puerto Rico in the 2026 World Baseball Classic.

LEO BALCAZAR INFIELDER

BORN: 6/17/2004 AGE: 21

BIRTHPLACE: Maracay, Aragua, Venezuela

RESIDES: Davenport, FL

MAJOR LEAGUE SERVICE: 0.000

BATS/THROWS: R/R

HEIGHT: 6-0 WEIGHT: 211

ACQUIRED: Signed as an international free agent on Januray 15, 2021.

2025: Participated in the Spring Breakout game during Spring Training ... Spent the season playing for both High-A Dayton and Double-A Chattanooga ... Hit .262 with 37 RBI and nine home runs in 75 games with the Dragons ... Posted an 11-game hitting streak from 6/20-7/3 with Dayton ... Promoted to Chattanooga on 7/11 and appeared as a pinch-hitter on the same day ... Recorded his first Double-A hit in his first start at second base against Rocket City ... In 15 games in July, recorded a hit in 10 of them, including five multi-hit games ... Finished the season slashing a .263 batting average with 20 RBI, 23 walks and nine home runs with the Lookouts ... Batted .200 (2-10) in three playoff games for Chattanooga ... Ranked among Reds Minor League leaders in hits (4th, 129), total bases (6th, 187), and runs (T-6th, 69) ... Played for the Peoria Javelinas in the Arizona Fall League following the regular season ... Added to the Reds’ 40-man roster on 12/18/25.

2024: Spent the entire season with High-A Dayton ... Batted .264 with 33 runs, 103 hits, 13 doubles, 47 RBI and six home runs ... Recorded a career-high 15-game hitting streak from 7/31-8/16 with 12 RBI and two home runs ... Posted a .327 batting average in July with 34 hits and 24 RBI while playing shortstop ... On 7/13, recorded a walk-off base hit to earn a 7-6 comeback victory over the South Bend Cubs for their fifth straight win ... Ranked 6th among Reds’ Minor League leaders in hits.

2023: Appeared in 18 games with Single-A Daytona ... Hit for a .324 batting average in 68 at-bats, recording 22 hits, 11 runs, 11 RBI and 13 walks ... Recorded five games with multiple hits ... On 5/3, placed on IL for a right ACL tear, missing the rest of the season.

2022: Spent the season with the ACL Reds, appearing in 42 games and hitting .322 with 26 RBI, 18 walks and 13 stolen bases ... Began June, July and August with at least a five-game hitting streak in each month ... On 7/3, named ACL Player of the Week ... In 10 out of 11 games in August, recorded at least one hit.

2021: Spent the season with the DSL Reds ... Played in 29 games and recorded 29 hits, 15 RBI and 13 walks ... Recorded eight stolen bases while getting caught four times ... Placed on 7-day IL with a left cheekbone fracture on 8/26.

PERSONAL: Signed as an international free agent out of Venezuela on 1/15/21.

PLAYERS

WILL BANFIELD CATCHER

BORN: 11/18/1999 AGE: 26

BIRTHPLACE: Lawrenceville, GA

RESIDES: Flowery Branch, GA

MAJOR LEAGUE SERVICE: 0.040

BATS/THROWS: R/R

HEIGHT: 6-1 WEIGHT: 215

ACQUIRED: Re-signed to a minor league contract with an invitation to MLB spring training, 12/2/2025.

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS

2025: In his first year in the Reds system, spent most of the season with the Bats while making his MLB debut for Cincinnati ... Went hitless in 10 of his first 13 games for the Bats ... From 5/21-6/7, hit .344 over a nine-game hitting streak ... First Bats homer was a solo shot at St. Paul on 6/29 ... Posted a season-high three hits and three runs in a return to his hometown of Lawrenceville, GA on 8/13 at Gwinnett, with two of his three hits coming in a nine-run third inning ... Was removed from the Bats game in the bottom of the first inning on 8/19 at Nashville ... Contract officially selected by the Reds on 8/20 for his MLB debut ... Made his first MLB appearance on 8/23 at Arizona as a defensive replacement ... Recorded his first MLB hit on 8/29 vs. St. Louis, a ninth-inning single off Matt Svanson ... Was optioned to Louisville on 9/5 and finished the season with the Bats ... Made his first career appearance at first base in the season finale on 9/21 vs. Nashville, playing there in the ninth inning as teammate Levi Jordan played all nine positions ... For the Bats, threw out 19 of 67 runners (28 percent) attempting to steal.

2024: Spent the entire season with Triple-A Jacksonville ... Homered in back-to-back games on 4/2 and 4/3 at Durham, his first two Triple-A home runs ... Homered in three consecutive games for the first time in his career from 6/22-6/27 ... Reached base in a career-high 15 straight games from 7/3-8/10 ... His 81 games and 700.2 innings behind the plate ranked T-4th and 6th, respectively, among all full-season minor league catchers ... Threw out 19 of 89 (21 percent) of runners attempting to steal.

2023: Played the entire season with Double-A Pensacola ... Recorded a season-high 11game hitting streak from 5/31-6/14, batting .386 (17-44) with three home runs and 10 RBI in that span ... Hit .301 in June, going 22-73 with four doubles, five home runs, and 15 RBI ... Played in 81 games behind the plate, committing just five errors in 714.2 innings ... Played in four playoff games for the Blue Wahoos, going 1-14 at the plate as Pensacola was defeated by Tennessee in the Southern League Championship Series.

2022: Promoted to Pensacola from High-A Beloit on 7/22 for his Double-A debut ... Hit .318 in September for the Blue Wahoos, going 20-63 at the plate with two homers and nine RBI ... Starred in the playoffs, hitting .320 (8-25) with two homers and two RBI while starting all six games at catcher ... Recorded two hits in all three games of the Southern League Championship Series vs. Tennessee, leading the Blue Wahoos to their second title.

PERSONAL: A 2018 graduate of Brookwood High School in Snellville, GA, where he starred as both a catcher and right-handed pitcher ... Had previously committed to play college baseball at Vanderbilt but chose to sign with the Marlins after being selected in Competitive Balance Round B (69th overall) of the 2018 First-Year Player Draft.

CAREER HITTING STATS

SAM BENSCHOTER

RIGHT-HANDED PITCHER

BORN: 3/17/1998 AGE: 28

BIRTHPLACE: Ann Arbor, MI

RESIDES: Tecumesh, MI

MAJOR LEAGUE SERVICE: 0.009

BATS/THROWS: L/R

HEIGHT: 6-2 WEIGHT: 221

ACQUIRED: Signed as a non-drafted free agent, 7/21/2021.

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS

2025: Spent most of the season with the Bats ... Pitched 2.2 innings in the Opening Night win on 3/28 vs. Memphis, allowing two runs ... Earned his first win of the season on 4/20 at Columbus ... Contract selected by the Reds on 7/1 but did not pitch before returning to Louisville on 7/4 ... Earned his first Triple-A save and second career save with 3.0 scoreless innings to finish a 9-0 win on 8/2 at Omaha ... Recalled by the Reds again on 8/8 and again didn’t pitch before being optioned to the Bats on 8/13 ... Overall, was with the Reds for nine days but did not make his MLB debut ... Placed on the IL with right shoulder tendinitis on 9/12, ending his season ... Sent outright to Louisville on 11/6 ... Eight wins finished T-13th in the International League ... Ranked among the leaders among Reds farmhands in wins (T-2nd, 8) and appearances (10th, 38).

2024: Began the year in the Double-A Chattanooga rotation, moved to the bullpen in May ... Earned his first win of the year with four strong innings on 7/13 vs. Biloxi, allowing a run in four innings ... Ended his Lookouts tenure on a high note with a 1.65 ERA in August ... Promoted to Louisville for his Triple-A debut on 8/24 and made his first appearance for the Bats the next day, giving up five runs over 4.1 relief innings vs. Gwinnett ...Won his first Triple-A start on 8/31 at Indianapolis, pitching five scoreless innings ... Following the season, pitched for Team USA at the 2024 WBSC Premier12 tournament, going 1-2 with a 5.06 ERA in 5.1 innings ... Pitched two scoreless frames with a strikeout vs. Panama on 11/12 to earn the win ... Team USA would win the Bronze Medal in the tournament.

2023: Spent the season in the Double-A Chattanooga rotation ... Tied a career-high with 10 strikeouts on 5/27 at Rocket City ... Ranked among the Southern League leaders in starts (T-1st, 27), strikeouts (3rd, 140), and innings pitched (T-3rd, 123.2) ... Also ranked among the Reds system leaders in innings pitched (2nd), strikeouts (3rd), and wins (T-3rd, 7).

2022: Pitched at four different levels of the Reds system ... His 118 strikeouts were sixthmost among Reds farmhands ... Earned Florida State League Pitcher of the Week honors for 5/3-5/8 with Single-A Daytona, the first weekly honor of his career ... Following the season, pitched for Glendale in the Arizona Fall League, posting a 4.73 ERA in six appearances.

PERSONAL: Pitched five college seasons at Michigan State from 2017-21, going 4-9 with a 6.97 ERA in 45 games (14 starts), adding one save and 143 strikeouts in 124.0 innings ... Earned the Craig Hendricks Spartan Spirit Award in 2021, receiving the award given to the most positive team player who is enthusiastic, trustworthy, conscientious, hard-working, and good humored in honor of Spartan Baseball alum Craig Hendricks ... Despite taking the loss on 4/25 at Nebraska, set a modern Michigan State record with 17 strikeouts over an incredible 9.1 innings of relief ... 17 strikeouts broke Mark Mulder’s record of 16 set on 3/7/98 and 9.1 innings on the mound were the second most by an NCAA pitcher in 2021 ... A 2016 graduate of Tecumesh High School in Tecumesh, Michigan.

CAREER PITCHING STATS

WILL BENSON OUTFIELDER

BORN: 6/16/1998 AGE: 27

BIRTHPLACE: Atlanta, GA

RESIDES: Phoenix, AZ

MAJOR LEAGUE SERVICE: 3.003

BATS/THROWS: L/L

HEIGHT: 6-5 WEIGHT: 240

ACQUIRED: From the Cleveland Guardians in a three-player trade, 2/8/2023.

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS

2025: Spent the season splitting time with both the Bats and the Reds ... Went 3-5 with a homer against Memphis on Opening Day in Louisville on 3/28 ...Was hitting .341 with eight RBI before being recalled to Cincinnati on 4/8 ... Went 0-4 with four strikeouts against San Francisco on 4/9 before being optioned back to Louisville ... Recalled back to Cincinnati on 5/9, then won National League Player of the Week for 5/11-5/18 after batting .455 (10-22) with 10 RBI, five home runs and three walks ... From 5/15-5/18, homered in a career-best four straight games, becoming the first Red to do so since TJ Friedl in 2023 ... Hit .210 in June with eight RBI and three doubles ... On 8/3, optioned back to the Bats and made 10 more appearances, hitting .219 with four RBI ... Made his Reds postseason debut as a pinchhitter in Game 2 of the NL Wild Card Series against the Dodgers and went 0-1 with a walk.

2024: Played the entire season with the Reds ... Made 36 starts in left field, 34 in right field, and 32 in center field, becoming the first Red since 1900 to make at least 30 starts at each outfield position in a single season ... Was the only MLB player to accomplish this feat during the 2024 season ... Hit a 439-foot leadoff homer off Tyler Glasnow at Dodger Stadium on 5/16, the third-longest leadoff homer by a Red in the Statcast era.

2023: Began the season as the Reds Opening Day left fielder ... Went 1-25 in his first 10 games for the Reds ... Optioned to Louisville on 4/13 ... Had a 17-game on-base streak for the Bats from 5/2-5/24 before returning to Cincinnati on 5/26 ... In his last 98 games of the season after rejoining the team, hit .298 ... First MLB home run was a walk-off two-run blast off Evan Phillips on 6/7 against the Dodgers ... His eight triples tied with TJ Friedl for the team lead, tied for third-most in the NL and fifth-most in the big leagues.

2022: Named International League Player of the Month for July in Triple-A Columbus after hitting .371 with five homers and 11 RBI in 23 games ... Promoted to Cleveland on 8/1 for his MLB debut ... First career MLB hit was an RBI single off Detroit’s Drew Hutchinson on 8/10 ... Made his first postseason appearance in Game 1 of the ALDS against the Yankees, pinch-hitting in the ninth inning.

PERSONAL: Named a Rawlings Perfect Game All-American at the Westminster Schools in Atlanta in 2016 ... In 2015 played with 18U Team USA in a variety of events, including the Under Armour All-American Game at Wrigley Field and the WBSC 18U Baseball World Cup in Nishinomiya, Japan ... Before he signed with Cleveland, had signed a letter of intent to play baseball at Duke ... Father, Ted, played basketball at Purdue.

CHASE BURNS RIGHT-HANDED PITCHER

BORN: 1/16/2003 AGE: 23

BIRTHPLACE: Naples, Italy

RESIDES: Hartsville, TN

MAJOR LEAGUE SERVICE: 0.097

BATS/THROWS: R/R

HEIGHT: 6-4 WEIGHT: 215

ACQUIRED: Drafted in 1st round (2nd overall), 2024 June first-year player draft.

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS

2025: Made his first professional start on 4/4 with High-A Dayton, tossing 4.0 innings with six strikeouts with just one hit allowed ... Made two more starts for Dayton and recorded a 3.09 ERA before being promoted to Double-A Chattanooga on 4/22 ... Tacked on a win in his first start with the Lookouts, going 5.0 innings and fanning eight batters ... Threw 10 strikeouts in a win against Rocket City on 5/25, marking his first double-digit strikeout outing ...Was named Reds Minor League Pitcher of the Month in May after earning a 5-1 record with a 1.45 ERA with 44 total strikeouts ... On 6/9, promoted to the Bats and made his Triple-A debut on 6/12, striking out seven batters in the start at Iowa ... Made just one more start for Louisville on 6/18 vs. Scranton/WB, earning the win through 7.0 innings with seven strikeouts ... On 6/24, selected to make his Major League debut with a start against the Yankees, and became the first Major League pitcher to strike out the first five batters he faced in his debut since 1961 ... Recorded eight strikeouts in his debut, becoming just the seventh Reds pitcher to do so in their debut since Jackson Stephens (2017) and the second Red to do so with no walks allowed, joining Johnny Cueto (2008) .... From 7/117/28, recorded 10 strikeouts in three consecutive starts for the Reds, joining Raisel Iglesias as the only Red to do so ... On 8/8, posted his fourth double-digit strikeout game with 10 against Pittsburgh, becoming the first Major Leaguer since the mound moved to its current distance in 1893 with 10 or more strikeouts in four of his first eight career games ... On 8/15, placed on the 15-day IL with a right flexor strain ... Returned on 9/12 as a reliever and made five appearances from the bullpen, notching three scoreless outings to end the regular season ... On 10/1, tossed a scoreless 1.2 relief innings against the Dodgers in Game 2 of the National League Wild Card Series.

2024: Selected by the Reds in the first round (2nd overall) of the First-Year Player Draft out of Wake Forest... Signed to a $9.25 million bonus, tying a record with No. 3 overall pick Charlie Condon of the Rockies and breaking the record set by the Pirates’ Paul Skenes in 2023 ... Assigned to the Rookie ACL Reds but did not pitch in a regular season game ... Won a plethora of awards during his college season as a junior for Wake Forest including ACC Pitcher of the Year and All-ACC First Team ... Set a new Wake Forest program record for strikeouts in the season with 191 ... Made 16 starts in his first and only season for the Demon Deacons, striking out 10 or more in 12 of them ... Recorded a career-high 16 strikeout against Clemson on 5/10, which marked the second-most in a game in program history.

PERSONAL: Before transferring to Wake Forest ahead of the 2024 season, spent two seasons at Tennessee from 2022-23 ... Named SEC Co-Pitcher of the Week on 4/24/23 and was named to the 2023 Golden Spikes Award Midseason Watch List ... Named to the SEC All-Freshman Team, All-SEC Second Team, and a Golden Spikes Award Semifinalist in 2022 ... A 2021 graduate of Beech High School in Hendersonville, TN ... Was ranked as the No. 1 high school player from Tennessee during his senior year, as well as the No. 5 right-handed pitcher nationally by Perfect Game ... Participated in the Perfect Game 2020 National Showcase and was named to the Top Prospect Team ... Played club ball for Canes National and helped lead them to the 2020 Perfect Game 17U Elite Championship ... Selected by the Padres in the 20th round of the 2021 draft but did not sign, choosing to attend Tennessee ... Parents, Trinetti and David Burns, both served in the United States Navy ... David played football at Division II North Greenville College.

MICHAEL CHAVIS INFIELDER

BORN: 8/11/1995 AGE: 30

BIRTHPLACE: Atlanta, GA

RESIDES: Port Charlotte, FL

MAJOR LEAGUE SERVICE: 4.089

BATS/THROWS: R/R

HEIGHT: 5-11 WEIGHT: 190

ACQUIRED: Signed to a minor league contract on December 24, 2025.

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS

2025: Began the season with Triple-A Oklahoma City and also appeared in games for the Chunichi Dragons in Japan’s Nippon Professional Baseball Central League and their minor league affiliate in the Japan Western League ... Went 2-4 with a solo home run in his first game with Oklahoma City ... In April, slashed for .308 with 15 RBI, five doubles and five home runs in 78 at-bats ... On 4/12, went 4-5 with a home run against Round Rock ... Hit .250 in the month of May with 14 RBI, three homers and 28 strikeouts ... On 6/14, went 4-5 and hit for the cycle against Albuquerque ... On 7/8, was released by the Comets ... Despite only playing 63 games, ranked among Dodgers’ Minor League Leaders in extra-base hits (9th, 37), doubles (T-9th, 21), and home runs (T-9th, 13) ... On 7/9, signed with the Chunichi Dragons for the remainder of the season, becoming teammates with fellow Reds farmhand Yunior Marte.

2023: Spent the entire season with the Nationals, playing primarily as a backup infielder ... Batted .333 in 12 at-bats with five strikeouts and an RBI in the month of May ... On 6/23, hit a pinch-hit home run against San Diego in the 9th inning.

2019-22: Made his MLB debut with Boston in 2019 and made appearances in three seasons, also played with Pittsburgh in 2021-22 ... On 4/20/19, earned his first hit with a pinch-hit double in his MLB debut against the Rays ... Hit his first career home run on 4/23/19 on a 2-4 day against Detroit ... On 7/30/21, traded to the Pirates in exchange for LHP Austin Davis.

PERSONAL: Named Georgia’s 2014 Gatorade High School Player of the Year at Sprayberry HS ... Selected 26th overall in the first round of the 2014 MLB Draft by Boston.

CAREER HITTING STATS

CAM COLLIER INFIELDER

BORN: 11/20/2004 AGE: 21

BIRTHPLACE: Chicago, IL

RESIDES: Hiram, GA

MAJOR LEAGUE SERVICE: 0.000

BATS/THROWS: L/R

HEIGHT: 6-2 WEIGHT: 237

ACQUIRED: Selected in the first round (18th overall) of the 2022 First-Year Player Draft.

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS

2025: Spent the season with stops at the ACL Reds, High-A Dayton, and Double-A Chattanooga ... Attended his first Major League Spring Training camp ... On 3/2, injured his thumb in a spring training game, underwent surgery on 3/12 to repair the ulnar collateral ligament in his left thumb ... Sent on a rehab assignment to ACL Reds on 5/19 ... Made 10 appearances with the ACL Reds, hitting .394 with 13 hits and 6 RBI ... Reinstated from Dayton’s 60-day IL on 6/3 ... Played in 11 games with the Dragons and recorded a .293 batting average with 12 hits, six runs, two doubles and one home run ... Promoted to the Lookouts on 6/17 ... Maintained a nine-game hitting streak between his final games in Dayton and his debut with Chattanooga from 6/11-6/20 ... Hit .462 (12-26) with four walks and 3 RBI in his opening series with the Lookouts ... On 9/2, recorded a walk-off double to earn a 4-3 win over Birmingham ... On 9/12, Went 5-5 with two doubles and a home run against Rocket City ... Finished the season with a .354 batting average and 12 RBI in September ... Hit .167 (2-12) with two runs and a RBI in three playoff games for the Lookouts ... Selected as an AFL All Star for the Peoria Javelinas in the Arizona Fall League.

2024: Spent the entire season with High-A Dayton ... Recorded a .248 batting average with 106 hits, 74 RBI, 66 walks and 20 home runs ... Joined Johnny Bench as the only teenagers to hit 20 or more home runs in a Minor League season as a Reds prospect ... Struck out 127 times on 427 at-bats ... Started the season with a nine-game hitting streak ... Named the Reds’ Minor League Player of the Month in April ... Had two four-hit performances with a home run and a double on 5/26 and 8/1 ... Hit .329 in the month of August, including 22 RBI and six home runs ... Recorded three home runs, five RBI against Cedar Rapids on 8/23 ... Played in the All-Star Futures Game and selected as the Most Valuable Player ... Recognized as the 2024 Reds’ Minor League Position Player of the Year ... Ranked among Reds’ Minor League leaders in hits (5th, 106), home runs (4th, 20), and RBI (1st, 74) ... Tabbed as a 2024 Midwest League All-Star ... Named Midwest Player of the Week for 7/29-8/4.

2023: Spent the entire season with Single-A Daytona ... Hit for a .246 batting average with 68 RBI, 57 walks, 21 doubles and six home runs... Recorded a career high five stolen bases, caught only once ... On 4/7, had three RBI and three walks.

2022: Played in nine games for the ACL Reds in his pro debut ... Recorded a .370 batting average with seven walks, four RBI, and two home runs ... Started seven games at third base, two at designated hitter.

PERSONAL: Is the son of Lou Collier, who appeared in over 300 Major League games from 1997-2004 with Pittsburgh, Milwaukee, Montreal, Boston and Philadelphia ... Played at Chipola College in Marianna, FL in 2022 ... won a baseball state title with Mount Paran Christian School in Kennesaw, GA as a sophomore in 2021 ... Originally committed to play college baseball for the University of Louisville, but signed with the Reds after being drafted.

CAREER HITTING STATS

DAVIS DANIEL

RIGHT-HANDED PITCHER

BORN: 6/11/1997 AGE: 28

BIRTHPLACE: Atlanta, GA

RESIDES: Birmingham, AL

MAJOR LEAGUE SERVICE: 1.050

BATS/THROWS: R/R

HEIGHT: 6-1 WEIGHT: 200

ACQUIRED: Signed as a minor league free agent on January 21, 2026.

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS

2025: Played for the majority of the season with Triple-A Gwinnett, while also making a few appearances with the Braves ... On 4/9, recorded a quality start in his first start with Gwinnett, allowing just one hit in 6.0 innings with six strikeouts ... Lost his next two appearances for the Stripers, allowing a combined six runs through 5.2 innings ... On 4/27, called up to the Braves and tossed a scoreless inning with one strikeout out of the bullpen ... On 4/28, optioned back to Gwinnett, and earned his first win of the season on 4/30 while allowing three runs through 6.0 innings ... Tossed a 2.77 ERA in May with a 2-1 record with 21 strikeouts ... On 5/31, threw for a season-high 7.0 innings, allowing just one run on four hits with five strikeouts ... Recorded a 1-3 record in June with a 4.71 ERA ... Tossed a complete game in the first leg of a doubleheader on 6/7, throwing for 6.0 innings and allowing one run with eight strikeouts ... On 7/13, recalled back to the Braves and made the start the same day, allowing one run through 4.0 innings with five strikeouts ... On 7/22, tabbed a loss against San Francisco, giving up five runs and four walks through 5.0 innings ... On 7/23, sent back down to Gwinnett where he remained for the rest of the season and finished with a 1-5 record across his appearances ... Ranked among Braves’ Minor League Leaders in wins (T-7th, 6) and innings pitched (10th, 101.1).

2024: Spent a large part of the season with Triple-A Salt Lake while also pitching for the Angels ... On 6/27, called up to Los Angeles and earned the win that same day, throwing a scoreless 8.0 innings with eight strikeouts while allowing just four hits ... Recorded two straight losses in his next starts with the Angels, pitching for a combined 11.00 ERA with six strikeouts ... On 7/10, optioned back to Salt Lake before being recalled to the Angels on 7/26 ...Recorded three more starts with the Angels, earning a 0-2 record with a combined 6.87 ERA ... Optioned back to Salt Lake on 8/13 for the remainder of the season, and tossed a 6.35 ERA with a 2-3 record in six starts.

2023: On 2/16, placed on the 60-day IL with a right shoulder strain ... Split time with the ACL-Angels, Single-A Inland Empire, Triple-A Salt Lake and the Angels in limited action ... Made his first start of the season with the ACL-Angels on 8/1, tossing 2.0 innings and allowing one run ... On 8/10, sent on a rehab assignment with Inland Empire and pitched in four games ... On 8/31, activated to the Angels roster and made a relief appearance on 9/7, throwing for 3.0 scoreless innings with three walks ... Pitched in two more Angels games in September to finish the season, and earned a win on 9/29 after throwing 5.0 scoreless innings.

PERSONAL: Pitched in college for Auburn from 2017-19 ... During his junior season, underwent Tommy John surgery ... In the 2019 MLB Draft, selected in the 7th round by the Angels ... A 2016 graduate of St. James High School (Montgomery, AL).

CAREER PITCHING STATS

21 Tri-City - A+ 3-2 2.31 9 9 0 0 0 46.2 26 12 12 4 20 64 0 0

Rocket City - AA 1-3 2.68 9 9 0 0 0 47.0 39 15 14 4 8 66 1 1 Salt Lake

22 Salt Lake - AAA 6-7 4.49 21 21 0 0 0 102.1 92 59 51 14 32 83 0 0

23 ACL Angels - Rk 0-0 1.80 2 2 0 0 0 5.0 4 1 1 0 0 9 1 0

Inland Empire - A 1-1 1.77 4 4 0 0 0 20.1 15 5 4 0 5 28 0 0

Salt Lake - AAA 0-1 4.50 1 1 0 0 0 4.0 2 2 2 0 7 5 1 0

25 Gwinnett

HAGEN DANNER RIGHT-HANDED PITCHER

BORN: 9/30/1998 AGE: 27

BIRTHPLACE: Newport Beach, CA

RESIDES: Rancho Mission Viejo, CA

MAJOR LEAGUE SERVICE: 0.052

BATS/THROWS: R/R

HEIGHT: 6-1 WEIGHT: 215

ACQUIRED: Signed to a minor league contract with a Spring Training invite on January 7, 2026.

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS

2025: On 1/8, was claimed off waivers by Seattle ... Led Tacoma with 54 appearances and earned a 6-4 record ... Pitched 56.1 innings and recorded 54 strikeouts and 21 walks ... Earned his first win on 3/30 against Round Rock after tossing a scoreless inning and only giving up one hit ... Had a second scoreless appearance on 4/2, allowing one hit and two walks through 1.2 innings pitched .. On 4/4, was DFA by the Mariners, and was sent outright to Triple-A Tacoma on 4/7 ... Recorded a 1.93 ERA and two wins in the month of July while only giving up eight hits and three walks in 9.1 innings pitched ... Recorded two or more strikeouts 13 times, all while pitching two innings or less.

2024: Started the season with Triple-A Buffalo and made an appearance with Single-A Dunedin in the Blue Jays organization ... On 3/16, was optioned to Buffalo from the Blue Jays ... Earned his first win on 3/31 against Scranton/Wilkes-Barre after holding them scoreless for one inning ... Recorded a second scoreless win on 4/20 against Columbus after striking out two batters through one inning pitched ... Held a 1.80 ERA in the month of May while striking out 10 batters and only allowing eight hits through 10.0 innings ... Appeared in 22 games before suffering a right hand fracture ... Placed on the 7-day IL on 6/11, then transferred to 60-day IL on 8/5 ... On 8/10, sent to Single-A Dunedin on a rehab assignment and struck out two batters through one inning pitched ... On 8/14, activated off the 60-day IL and assigned to Buffalo ... Appeared in 11 games to finish the season and recorded a 3.21 ERA and a 1.20 WHIP in that span.

2023: Made appearances at four different levels of the Blue Jays system throughout the season ... On 3/29 designated to Double-A New Hampshire from Triple-A Buffalo ... On 4/6, placed on 7-day IL with right elbow medial epicondylitis ... On 4/27 sent on a rehab assignment to Single-A Dunedin and appeared in one game ... On 5/3, activated by New Hampshire from IL, appearing in eight games ... On 5/30, assigned to Buffalo from New Hampshire, and debuted with Buffalo on 5/31 ... Made MLB debut with the Blue Jays on 8/11, but was pulled after facing one batter for suffering a left oblique strain ... Placed on 15-day IL from 8/12 to the remainder of the season.

2022: Appeared in four games with Double-A New Hampshire, recording a 4.91 ERA through 3.2 innings pitched and earning two saves ... Placed on IL with right elbow ulnar collateral ligament sprain ending his season.

PERSONAL: Originally drafted as a catcher by the Blue Jays in the second round of the 2017 MLB Draft before transitioning to pitcher in 2021 ... Played for Huntington Beach, CA in the 2011 Little League World Series ... Attended Huntington Beach HS, which produced big leaguers Collin Balester, Hank Conger, Noah Davis, and Jim Dedrick, and also Pro Football Hall of Famer Tony Gonzalez.

CAREER PITCHING STATS

BLAKE DUNN OUTFIELDER

BORN: 9/5/1998 AGE: 27

BIRTHPLACE: Holland, MI

RESIDES: Saugatuck, MI

MAJOR LEAGUE SERVICE: 0.089

BATS/THROWS: R/R

HEIGHT: 5-10

WEIGHT: 201

ACQUIRED: Drafted in 15th round, 2021 June first-year player draft.

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS

2025: Began the season on the Opening Day roster for the Reds and hit .150 through 30 games ... On 4/5, hit his lone Major League homer of the season against the Brewers ... Hit by a pitch four times through his first 12 games with Cincinnati, marking the second-most by a Red through his first 12 games of the season ... On 5/9, optioned to the Bats where he remained for the rest of the season ... Hit .140 through the first 14 games with Louisville with 24 strikeouts ... Reached base in every game where he appeared at the plate in June, with one appearance as a pinch runner ... From 6/3-7/20, had a 36-game on-base streak, the second-longest streak in the IL in 2025 and the longest streak by a Bat since Alejo Lopez’s 42-game streak in 2023 ... Slashed .354 in July with 14 walks ... On 7/31, went 2-3 with three walks against Omaha ... Recorded a nine-game hitting streak from 7/30-8/13, hitting .371 (13-35) with six walks, five RBI and three stolen bases in that span ... Ended the season on a season-long 12-game hitting streak with three home runs from 9/9-9/21 ... Stole eight bases in September, his most in a month during the season.

2024: Made both his Triple-A debut for the Bats and his MLB debut with Cincinnati ... Reached base in all five plate appearances for the Bats with four walks and a double on 5/21 vs. Toledo ... Contract selected by the Reds for his MLB debut on 6/4, going 1-10 with four runs and a double in seven games before being optioned on 6/12 ... Posted a season-long 10-game hitting streak for the Bats from 8/6-8/16 in which he hit .375 ... Promoted to the Reds for the third time on 9/2, ending the year in Cincinnati ... Hit his first Major League home run off eventual 2024 NL Cy Young Award winner Chris Sale on 9/19.

2023: Earned the 2023 Sheldon “Chief” Bender Award as the organization’s Minor League Player of the Year, hitting .312 with 23 home runs, 79 RBI, and 54 stolen bases in 124 games between High-A Dayton and Double-A Chattanooga ... Promoted to Chattanooga for his Double-A debut on 6/6 ... From 6/6 through the end of the regular season, led the Southern League in batting average, on-base percentage, hits, total bases, runs, and stolen bases ... In two playoff games for the Lookouts, went 1-7 at the plate ... Earned the Southern League batting title with a .332 average and led all Reds Minor Leaguers with 143 hits, 239 total bases, 107 runs, and 54 steals ... Earned three league Player of the Week honors (Midwest 4/24-30, Southern 7/17-23 & 8/21-27) ... Also took home two league monthly awards (Midwest-April, Southern-July) ... Named a Southern League All-Star and MiLB.com Organizational All-Star.

PERSONAL: Played four college seasons for Western Michigan from 2018-21, hitting .331 with 11 home runs, 78 RBI, 50 stolen bases, and 101 runs ... Named 2021 D1Baseball MAC Preseason Player of the Year ... Graduated from Saugatuck (MI) High School, where he accumulated 16 varsity letters in baseball, football, basketball, and track-and-field ... Finished his high school football career ranked second in Michigan history with 824 points scored.

CHRISTIAN ENCARNACION-STRAND INFIELDER

BORN: 12/1/1999 AGE: 26

BIRTHPLACE: Walnut Creek, CA

RESIDES: Peoria, AZ

MAJOR LEAGUE SERVICE: 2.012

BATS/THROWS: R/R

HEIGHT: 6-1 WEIGHT: 237

ACQUIRED: From the Minnesota Twins in a four-player trade on August 2, 2022.

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS

2025: Served as the Opening Day starter at first baseman for the Reds ... On 4/4, snapped a 35.0 inning scoreless streak for Cincinnati with a sacrifice fly in the 8th inning, which broke the longest run of scoreless innings since 1946 ... On 4/5, broke an 0-for-18 hitless streak with a 451-foot solo homer against Milwaukee, which was also his 100th career game ... Batted .158 in his first 15 games with Cincinnati ... On 4/17, was placed on 10-day IL with low back inflammation .. On 5/22, was sent on a rehab assignment with the ACL Reds and played two games ... On 5/25, began his rehab assignment with the Bats and hit .324 with eight RBI, five doubles and two homers in 10 games ... On 6/6, was activated by the Reds and hit a walk-off RBI double in the 10th inning to beat the Diamondbacks on the same day ... On 7/2, hit his first career grand slam at Boston, marking the sixth by a Reds batter in 2025 ... On 7/12, was optioned to the Bats and stayed in Louisville for the rest of the season ... Homered and drove in a season-high five runs on 7/22 vs. Iowa ... Finished a single shy of the cycle in the Bats’ win over Columbus on 8/26.

2024: Started at first base for Cincinnati on Opening Day ... Started the season 1-for-13 with four strikeouts ... On 3/31, was the second of back-to-back home runs to walk off the the Nationals for an opening series win ... On 5/8, was placed on the 10-day IL for a right ulnar styloid fracture, and later transferred to the 60-day IL on 6/17, ending his season.

2023: Began the season with the Bats and later went on to make his Major League debut with Cincinnati ... On 3/31, placed on 7-day IL with a herniated disc, did not debut until 4/23 ... On 5/4, went 3-for-5 with three home runs and five RBI in a 12-10 win over Omaha, becoming the eighth player in franchise history to record three homers in a game ... Won MiLB International League Player of the Week for 6/5-6/11 after hitting .526 (10-19) with eight RBI and three home runs ... Promoted to the Reds for his MLB debut on 7/17 and recorded his first MLB hit the next day, a pinch-hit go-ahead three-run homer off San Francisco’s Mauricio Llovera ... Named a Reds MiLB Organization All-Star and was named an International League Postseason All-Star as the designated hitter.

2022: Made appearances with High-A Cedar Rapids, Double-A Wichita, and Double-A Chattanooga ... Hit .316 with 85 RBI and 25 home runs across 87 games with Cedar Rapids and Wichita ... On 8/2, was traded from the Twins to the Reds, along with INF Spencer Steer and LHP Steve Hajjar for RHP Tyler Mahle ... Named Reds’ Minor League Player of the Month for September.

PERSONAL: Played college baseball at Oklahoma State and Yavapai Junior College ... was recognized as a first-team All-American by the National Collegiate Baseball Writers’ Association with Oklahoma State in 2021 ... Was selected by the Twins in the fourth round (128th overall) in the 2021 MLB Draft.

TREY FALTINE INFIELDER/OUTFIELDER

BORN: 1/8/2001 AGE: 25

BIRTHPLACE: Houston, TX

RESIDES: Richmond, TX

MAJOR LEAGUE SERVICE: 0.000

BATS/THROWS: R/R

HEIGHT: 6-1 WEIGHT: 206

ACQUIRED: Selected in the seventh round of the 2022 MLB Draft.

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS

2025: Split the season at nearly every Minor League level, appearing in games with Single-A Daytona, High-A Dayton, Double-A Chattanooga, and Triple-A Louisville ... Appeared in six positions across the season, while playing the most at second base 13 times ... Started the season at Dayton and went 1-4 with a walk and three strikeouts in his first game on 4/6 ... Recorded a stolen base in back-to-back games from 4/12-13 ... On 4/29, assigned to Daytona and recorded a hit in three of his six games ... Recorded two strikeouts in four straight games from 4/30-5/4 ... On 5/7, assigned to the Bats and made the start at designated hitter, finishing 0-4 with two strikeouts ... Did not record a hit with Louisville before being assigned to Chattanooga on 5/17 ... Started at second base and went 0-2 in his Lookout debut on 5/21 ... On 5/22, recorded two stolen bases and went 1-3 at the plate ... Reached base in four out of his 10 games with Chattanooga ... On 6/24, promoted back to the Bats, and scored a run in his first game back as a pinch-runner on 6/27 ... Recorded a 2-3 day at the plate with a double and a triple on 7/4 against Indianapolis ... On 7/12, placed on the Development List, then activated on 7/20 ... Batted .222 (4-18) with a double before being placed back on the Development List ... Activated on 8/19 and appeared in six more games for the Bats.

2024: Spent the majority of the season with Daytona, while making appearances for Dayton and the Bats ... Finished among the Florida State League leaders in stolen bases (T-8th, 26) ... Hit for a .132 batting average with 15 strikeouts, five walks and a home run in April to begin the season ... Stole four bases in April, getting caught just once ... On 5/10, went 4-5 from the plate with three RBI and two doubles ... Reached base in seven straight games from 5/10-5/17, followed by striking out at least twice in eight straight games from 5/18-5/27 ... Hit .139 in June with 19 strikeouts and three stolen bases ... Earned Florida State Player of the Week Honors for 7/29-8/4 while batting .471 (8-17) with six RBI, four steals and two home runs in that span ... On 8/20, promoted to Dayton and made his debut on 8/22, going 0-3 with two strikeouts ... Went 1-10 at the plate in five games with the Dragons before being promoted to the Bats on 8/30 ... In his Triple-A debut, went 1-4 with two strikeouts against Indianapolis ... Ranked among Reds’ Minor League Leaders in stolen bases (6th, 26).

2023: Spent the entire season with Dayton, making all of his defensive appearances in the infield and 10 appearances as a pinch runner ... Went 1-3 with a stolen base and a walk in his first game of the season on 4/7 ... On 6/1, placed on the 7-day IL, activated on 6/20.

PERSONAL: Played college baseball at Texas from 2020-2022 ... Honorable Mention AllBig 12 selection in 2021 ... Originally selected in the 39th round of the 2019 MLB Draft by Boston, but did not sign ... Was a member of the 2018 USA Baseball 18U National Team that won gold in the COPABE U-18 Pan-American Championship ... Played in all nine positions at William B. Travis High School (Richmond, TX), where he graduated in 2019.

CAREER

HITTING STATS

JOSE FRANCO RIGHT-HANDED PITCHER

BORN: 11/25/2000 AGE: 25

BIRTHPLACE: Maracay, Venezuela

RESIDES: Maracay, Venezuela

MAJOR LEAGUE SERVICE: 0.000

BATS/THROWS: R/R

HEIGHT: 6-2 WEIGHT: 238

ACQUIRED: Signed as a minor league free agent on October 16, 2018.

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS

2025: Spent the season between Double-A Chattanooga and Triple-A Louisville ... Earned a 10-4 record with a 3.11 ERA in 31 games with 26 starts combined with both teams ... On 4/30, recorded his first win of the season with nine strikeouts and only one hit through 5.0 innings against Montgomery ... Threw for a 0.52 ERA with 24 strikeouts and 10 walks in April ... Named Southern League Pitcher of the Week for 4/28 - 5/4 ... Earned wins in back-to-back outings after fanning 10 batters in 8.0 innings pitched ... Had wins in each of his four starts with Chattanooga in June, pitching a 2.35 ERA and giving up just 12 hits ... Promoted to the Bats on 6/24 and earned a win on his debut on 6/28, giving up two runs on six hits through 6.0 innings ... Went back and forth between pitching roles, making 14 starts and three relief outings with the Bats ... Did not allow an earned run for the Bats from 8/10-8/26 ... Ranked among Reds’ Minor League Leaders in wins (1st, 10) and starts (T-1st, 25) ... Added to the Reds’ 40-man roster for the first time on 11/6 ... Played for Magallanes of the Venezuelan Winter League following the season.

2024: Made 22 appearances between Single-A Daytona and High-A Dayton ... In 14 starts, pitched for a 3.52 ERA across 47.0 innings with 90 strikeouts and 26 walks ... On 4/27, won his first game for Daytona, pitching 5.0 scoreless innings with four strikeouts and only two hits ... Maintained a 1.84 ERA in the month of April in four starts ... On 5/28, promoted to Dayton and finished the season with the Dragons ... On 6/1, posted a scoreless outing through 3.0 innings pitched with three strikeouts in his debut start ... On 6/8, earned his first loss while giving up four runs on five hits through 3.0 innings ... Recorded a 1.29 ERA in July with 11 strikeouts in 14.0 innings pitched ... Earned his first win with Dayton on 8/23, where in 5.0 innings had six strikeouts and one earned run ... On 8/31, placed on IL with right triceps strain for the remainder of the season ... Ranked among Reds’ Minor League Leaders in starts (6th, 24).

2023: Did not play as he recovered from Tommy John surgery on 8/12/22.

2022: Made 20 appearances with 13 starts at Single-A Daytona ... Recorded a 1-6 record with a 4.44 ERA through 77.0 innings and 104 strikeouts, which ranked 7th among strikeout leaders in the Florida State League ... Placed on the 7-Day IL on 8/13 with a right elbow strain, ending his season ... The injury would later require Tommy John surgery.

PERSONAL: Signed by the Reds as a 17-year-old out of Venezuela on October 16, 2018.

GARRETT HAMPSON INFIELDER/OUTFIELDER

BORN: 10/10/1994 AGE: 31

BIRTHPLACE: Reno, NV

RESIDES: Scottsdale, AZ

MAJOR LEAGUE SERVICE: 7.003

BATS/THROWS: R/R

HEIGHT: 5-11 WEIGHT: 188

ACQUIRED: Signed to a minor league contract on December 29, 2025.

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS

2025: Began the season with the Diamondbacks and also made appearances for the Reds and the Cardinals ... Played in seven positions on the field combined between the three teams ... Went 5-30 (.167) at the plate with nine walks in 18 games for Arizona before being designated for assignment on 5/12 ... On 5/23, signed by the Reds and placed on the active roster ... Made his first start for Cincinnati at shortstop on 5/26, and went 2-5 against Kansas City ... Went 1-10 with four strikeouts in June before being designated for assignment on 6/24 ... On 6/24, claimed off waivers by the Cardinals, and appeared at center field, shortstop, and as a pitcher against the Cubs on 6/25 ... Primarily with a bench role, batted .111 in July and did not record a hit in August ... Appeared in three games in September before being released by the Cardinals on 9/11.

2024: Spent the season with the Royals, playing in eight different positions for them with 52 appearances in center field being the most common ... Went 0-2 in his Royals debut as a pinch hitter and second baseman ... Went on a six-game hitless streak to begin the season before hitting a single against the White Sox on 4/6 ... Hit .424 in May with five RBI, three doubles and two stolen bases ... Appeared in two games in Kansas City’s Wild Card series as a defensive substitution and a pinch-runner ... Recorded a hit in all three at-bats in the ALDS against the Yankees, including a two RBI single on to take a 5-4 lead in the 6th inning in Game 1 ... In Game 2, went 2-2 with a RBI single in the 4th inning on 10/7.

2018-23: Spent four seasons with the Rockies and one with Miami ... Appeared as a pinchhitter and pinch-runner for Colorado in the 2018 playoffs ... His 31 bunt hits rank sixth among Major League batters since his 2018 debut ... In 2021, set career-highs in games (147), hits (105), doubles (21), homers (11), and stolen bases (17) among other offensive categories with Colorado ... On 12/20/22, signed to a minor league contract and appeared in 98 games in 2023, including as a pinch-hitter in the 2023 playoffs.

PERSONAL: Originally drafted by Washington in the 26th round of the 2012 MLB Draft out of Reno High School (Reno, NV), but opted to play collegiately at Long Beach State ... Drafted by the Rockies in the 3rd round of the 2016 MLB Draft ... played for the USA Collegiate National team in 2015.

CAREER HITTING STATS

P.J. HIGGINS CATCHER

BORN: 5/10/1993 AGE: 32

BIRTHPLACE: Bridgeport, CT

RESIDES: Killingworth, CT

MAJOR LEAGUE SERVICE: 1.103

BATS/THROWS: R/R

HEIGHT: 5-10 WEIGHT: 195

ACQUIRED: Re-signed as a minor league free agent, 12/17/2025.

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS

2025: For the second straight season, was one of two players to spend the full season on the Bats roster ... Drove in a pair with a double in the Opening Night win vs. Memphis on 3/28 ... Collected a season-high four RBI on 6/14 at Iowa and a season-high four hits on 8/30 vs. Columbus ... Was at his best in August with a .288 average (15-52) ... Hit .183 with the bases empty compared to .313 with runners on base ... Again moved around the field defensively, playing 66 games at catcher, 29 at first base, and 22 at third base.

2024: One of only two players to spend the entire season on the Bats roster ... Set a new career-high with 32 doubles, which tied for fourth in the International League ... Also ranked among IL leaders in games (T-4th, 134), at-bats (3rd, 514) and hits (T-5th, 133) ... Capped a 13-pitch at-bat in the rain with a walk-off single in the bottom of the 10th for a 3-2 win over Columbus on 4/10 ... Posted a season-long 19-game on-base streak from 4/4-4/26 ... Tied a career-high with four hits on two occasions ... Drove in three runs in the penultimate game of the season on 9/21 vs. Omaha to set a new career-high with 68 RBI ... Was versatile in the field, starting 72 games at first base, 22 at third base, and 28 at catcher.

2023: Hit .305 with 11 home runs and 67 RBI over 90 games between the Triple-A affiliates of the Cubs and Diamondbacks ... Traded from Arizona to Chicago on 7/15 for a PTBL or cash ... Tied a career-high with five hits including four doubles on 9/5 vs. Omaha.

2022: Began the season with Triple-A Iowa ... Promoted to Chicago on 5/22 and spent the rest of the year with the Cubs ... Hit his first MLB home run on 5/30 vs. Milwaukee, a solo shot off Trevor Kelley ... The next day on 5/31 hit his second home run, also off Kelley ... Hit a season-best .343 over 16 games in June ... Set a Major League career-high with four RBI on a grand slam off Julio Urias in a 11-9 loss to the Dodgers at Dodger Stadium on 7/10.

2021: Started the season with Triple-A Iowa before his first Major League promotion on 5/19 ... First MLB hit was a single off San Diego’s Austin Adams on 6/2 ... Made five starts at catcher, with the Cubs winning all five of those games ... While playing as the catcher, Cubs pitchers owned a 1.76 ERA ... A strained right forearm ended his season on 6/11.

PERSONAL: Originally selected by the Cubs in the 12th round of the 2015 draft ... Attended Old Dominion University from 2013-15 ... Led the team and ranked seventh in C-USA with a .335 average in 2015 to be named Second Team All-Conference ... A 2012 graduate of Lyman Hall High School (CT), where he played both baseball and basketball.

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RECE HINDS OUTFIELDER

BORN: 9/5/2000 AGE: 25

BIRTHPLACE: Niceville, FL

RESIDES: Sarasota, FL

MAJOR LEAGUE SERVICE: 0.053

BATS/THROWS: R/R

HEIGHT: 6-4 WEIGHT: 240

ACQUIRED: Drafted in 2nd round, 2019 June first-year player draft.

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS

2025: Honored with the Mary E. Barney Award as the Bats’ Most Valuable Player ... Became just the second Bat ever to record a 20/20 season after Brian O’Grady (2019) with 24 home runs and 21 stolen bases ... Led the Bats in hits (118) and runs (79), and was among team leaders in batting average (2nd, .302), stolen bases (2nd, 21) and home runs (2nd, 24) ... Hit .500 (4-8) in the Bats’ opening series against Memphis with two home runs ... From 5/3-5/6, hit a home run in three consecutive games ... On 5/7, recalled to Cincinnati and hit a go-ahead two-run homer off Raisel Iglesias in the 9th inning, marking his first home run of the season for the Reds ... On 5/17, hit a solo homer to become the first Major Leaguer since 1900 to have 13 of his first 15 hits go for extra bases ... On 5/23, optioned back to the Bats, and finished the month hitting .238 ... Hit .381 with Louisville in June with nine RBI and three home runs in 17 games ... Recalled back to the Reds on 6/22 before being optioned back to Louisville on 7/7 ... Batted .321 in 15 games with the Bats in July with 13 RBI and five home runs ... Finished the season hitting .382 with 11 RBI and four home runs in September ... Named an International League Post-Season All-Star.

2024: Made his Triple-A debut for Louisville and his MLB debut for Cincinnati ... Launched a home run in his Triple-A debut at Louisville Slugger Field on Opening Night on 3/29 vs. Indianapolis ... Launched a 494-foot two-run homer on 5/2 at St. Paul, the longest home run in baseball (including MLB) at the time, it would finish as the second longest HR of 2024 behind teammate Peyton Burdick’s 500-foot shot ... Homered twice for his first multihomer game for the Bats on 6/13 vs. St. Paul ... Promoted to the Reds for his MLB debut on 7/8 and hit .316 with five homers, 11 RBI, and slugged .868 in 10 games before returning to Louisville on 7/26 ... Named NL Player of the Week on 7/14 after a historic first week in the big leagues in which he hit .432 with five home runs and 11 RBI in seven games ... Became first player in MLB history with five extra-base hits in his first two MLB games, tied MLB record with seven extra-base hits in his first five games, and was the first rookie in MLB history to hit three home runs and record eight RBI in his first five games.

2023: Named an MiLB.com Reds Organizational All-Star after leading the system in RBI (98) and tying for the lead in homers (23) ... Led the Southern League in RBI (98) and extra-base hits while ranking among the league leaders in home runs (T-2nd), doubles (3rd, 29), triples (T-4th, 6), and total bases (3rd, 221) ... From 6/11-6/17, homered in six straight games, the longest home run streak in the Southern League all season ... Played in two playoff games for the Lookouts, going 0-6 with a walk and a run scored.

PERSONAL: Graduated from IMG Academy in Bradenton, FL, where he was a member of the 2019 USA Today Super 25 national championship team ... Committed to LSU but chose to begin his professional career after being drafted in 2019.

IVAN JOHNSON INFIELDER

BORN: 10/11/1998 AGE: 27

BIRTHPLACE: Atlanta, GA

RESIDES: Atlanta, GA

MAJOR LEAGUE SERVICE: 0.000

BATS/THROWS: S/R

HEIGHT: 6-0 WEIGHT: 210

ACQUIRED: Selected in the fourth round of the 2019 June First-Year Player Draft.

2025: Started the season with the Bats and got off to a red hot start, holding an OPS of .913 after 20 games through 4/27 ... In his season debut, went 2-3 with a double, a home run, and three RBI on 3/30 vs. Memphis ... Hit a grand slam on 5/6 vs. Omaha, the Bats’ first grand slam of the 2025 season and the first since Jason Vosler hit one on 9/6/23 vs. St. Paul ... Suffered a season-ending injury to his right foot on 6/29 at St. Paul after planting his foot in the fence to make an incredible leaping catch ... At the time he was placed on the IL on 7/2, his 30 walks led the Bats.

2024: Began season with Double-A Chattanooga ... On 6/27 against Rocket City, recorded his fourth career two-homer game ... Promoted to Louisville and made his Triple-A debut on 7/26 at Toledo ... From 8/20 to season’s end, hit .315 (28-89) with four home runs and 12 RBI in 27 games ... Ranked among all Reds’ farmhands in slugging percentage (2nd, .464), extra-base hits (2nd, 47), doubles (T-2nd, 28), triples (T-2nd, 6), total bases (5th, 176), home runs (T-7th, 13), OPS (T-7th, .819), walks (8th, 51) and hits (T-10th, 97).

2023: Played a second full season with Double-A Chattanooga ... Recorded three straight multi-hit games from 5/25-5/27 at Rocket City ... Homered twice and drove in three runs in three-hit effort at Tennessee on 5/31 ... Caught fire in June, slashing .280/.381/.561 with a .942 OPS, six home runs, five doubles, 18 RBI and five stolen bases in 22 games.

2022: Spent entire season with Double-A Chattanooga ... Recorded nine hits over a fourgame stretch from 7/8-7/12 against Rocket City and Pensacola ... Placed on Chattanooga’s 7-day IL with a right shoulder strain on 8/9, ending his season.

2021: Began season with Single-A Daytona, going 1-3 with a double, walk, stolen base and run scored in his season opener on 5/4 at Palm Beach ... Tallied three hits, including a homer and a double, in his final game with Daytona on 8/8 at Lakeland, earning a promotion to High-A Dayton and homered in his first game with the Dragons on 8/10 at Lansing ... Played in 17 games with the Surprise Saguaros in the Arizona Fall League, slashing .250/.343/.617 with a .960 OPS, six home runs, four doubles and 11 RBI.

PERSONAL: Named to Team Great Britain’s roster for the 2026 World Baseball Classic ... Played college ball at Chipola Junior College in Marianna, FL (2019) and Georgia (2018) ... In 57 games for Chipola, posted a .381 batting average with nine home runs, 49 RBI, 54 runs and 14 steals ... In 32 games for Georgia, hit .239 with two doubles, four RBI, 11 runs and six steals ... Attended Kennesaw Mountain High School in Kennesaw, GA, the same school attended by Reds catcher Tyler Stephenson ... Named team MVP and All-Region with Kennesaw Mountain in 2016 ... Participated in MLB’s Prospect Development Pipeline Premier event in Atlanta in January of 2017.

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CAREER HITTING STATS

BRANDON LEIBRANDT LEFT HANDED PITCHER

BORN: 12/13/1992 AGE: 33

BIRTHPLACE: Alpharetta, GA

RESIDES: Sandy Springs, GA

MAJOR LEAGUE SERVICE: 0.126

BATS/THROWS: L/L

HEIGHT: 6-4 WEIGHT: 215

ACQUIRED: Signed as a minor league free agent on December 26, 2025.

2025: Appeared in 10 games with Triple-A Scranton/Wilkes-Barre and also pitched for the CTBC Brothers in the Chinese Professional Baseball League ... Went for 4.0 innings and allowed one run with five strikeouts and four walks in his first start of the season against Lehigh Valley on 3/28 ... Pitched for a 1.93 ERA and a 1-0 record in three starts in April, throwing for a combined 14.0 innings with 13 strikeouts and three earned runs ... Threw for a 4.05 ERA in May in five starts ... Earned a save in his lone appearance in June, holding St. Paul scoreless through 3.0 innings with three strikeouts ... On 6/10, released by Scranton/WB ... Signed in China on 6/12 and finished the season there with a stellar 1.94 ERA in 14 starts.

2024: Started the season as a free agent ... Signed by the Reds on 5/24 and assigned to Louisville ... Recorded his first start with the Bats on 5/25, throwing 4.2 innings and allowing two runs on three hits and three walks ... Earned his first win of the season on 8/2, where he threw 6.0 innings and allowed one run on eight hits ... Earned a second consecutive win on 8/8, where he allowed two runs through 6.1 innings ... Pitched for a 3.55 ERA in five starts with the Bats in August ... On 8/29, promoted to the Reds and made his Cincinnati debut on the same day, tossing a scoreless outing through 2.1 innings with a walk ... Became the seventh father-sun duo to play for the Reds with his father, Charlie ... On 8/30, optioned back to the Bats and made two starts ... On 9/12, fanned 10 batters through 6.0 innings in a start against Iowa ... Recalled to the Reds on 9/18, gave up seven runs and three homers on a relief appearance on 9/19.

2020: Made his Major League debut during the COVID-19 shortened season, making five appearances for the Marlins ... On 8/23, tossed a scoreless outing in his first Major League appearance, going 4.0 innings and allowing just one hit with one strikeout ... Did not allow a run in his first four appearances from the bullpen.

PERSONAL: Pitched for Florida State in college from 2012-14 ... Recognized as a Freshman All-American First Team selection ... Originally selected by the Rays in the 48th round of the 2011 MLB Draft, but did not sign ... Selected by the Phillies in the 4th round of the 2014 MLB Draft.

CAREER

RHETT LOWDER RIGHT-HANDED PITCHER

BORN: 3/8/2002 AGE: 24

BIRTHPLACE: Albemarle, NC

RESIDES: Norwood, NC

MAJOR LEAGUE SERVICE: 1.031

BATS/THROWS: R/R

HEIGHT: 6-2 WEIGHT: 205

ACQUIRED: Drafted in 1st round (7th overall), 2023 June first-year player draft.

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS

2025: Spent the entire season on Cincinnati’s injured list ... Began the year recovering from a forearm strain ... After one rehab start for both the ACL Reds and High-A Dayton, made his Bats season debut on 5/17 at Indianapolis, getting only one out while giving up four runs ... In his second start on 5/22 vs. Gwinnett, tossed a scoreless first but was removed in the second after suffering an oblique strain ... Was transferred from 15 to 60-Day IL on 6/4 ... Made his final rehab appearance for the Bats on 9/13 at Toledo, giving up a run in two innings ... Overall, pitched just 9.1 Minor League innings for the season, giving up 11 earned runs for a 10.61 ERA ... Following the season, made four starts for the Peoria Javelinas in the Arizona Fall League, where he was named an AFL Fall Star.

2024: In his first full professional season, worked his way up through three Minor League levels and made his MLB debut for the Reds ... Earned the Sheldon “Chief” Bender Award as Reds Minor League Player of the Year, the first pitcher to win the award since Tyler Mahle in 2015 ... Earned his first pro victory in his fourth start for High-A Dayton on 4/26 at Lansing ... Promoted to Double-A Chattanooga on 5/8 and struggled out of the gate, going 0-3 with a 9.39 ERA in four May starts, showed improvement in June with a 4.94 ERA, 1-1 record, and 23 strikeouts ... Set a career-high with 11 strikeouts on 6/4 at Rocket City ... Was at his best in July and August, going 3-0 with a 1.88 ERA over eight starts, striking out 35 over 38.1 innings ... Pitched for the NL in the All-Star Future Game on 7/13 at Globe Life Field in Texas, throwing a scoreless fifth inning with a strikeout to earn a hold ... Tossed his first career complete game on 8/14 vs. Rocket City, striking out eight and giving up one run in a seven-inning 2-1 win ... Named his league’s Pitcher of the Week twice, first on 4/28 in the Midwest League for Dayton then on 7/28 in the Southern League for the Lookouts ... Joined the Bats for his Triple-A debut on 8/20 ... Was dominant in his lone Bats start, shutting down Gwinnett for six scoreless innings on 8/22 to leave in line for the win before the bullpen faltered in an eventual 7-2 loss ... Before he could make his second Bats start, contract was selected by the Reds on 8/30 and made his MLB debut that day, taking a loss against Milwaukee ... Became the fifth Red since 1999 to make his MLB debut within a year of being drafted ... On 9/5 vs. Houston, became the eighth Reds pitcher since 1901 to produce a start of 6.1+ scoreless innings within his first two MLB outings ... Picked up his first MLB win at St. Louis on 9/10, firing five scoreless innings, becoming the third Red since 1893 to allow one or fewer run in each of his first MLB starts (min. 4 IP/start) ... Over his last two starts of the year, ended the season on a 10.0 inning scoreless streak ... Finished the season with a 1.17 ERA, trailing only Tom Browning’s 0.95 ERA from 1984-85 for lowest ERA by a Reds pitcher through his first six MLB starts since 1913 ... He and Browning are also the only Reds since 1961 to not give up a home run in their first six MLB starts.

PERSONAL: Pitched three college seasons at Wake Forest from 2021-23, posting a 30-5 record with a 3.29 ERA in 49 games, striking out 326 over 287.1 innings ... As a junior in 2023, went 15-0 with a 1.87 ERA and 143 strikeouts in 120.1 innings ... The 15 wins led the nation while the 143 strikeouts were a Wake Forest single-season record until fellow Reds first round pick Chase Burns broke the record with 191 in 2024 ... Named 2023 ACC Pitcher of the Year and First Team All-ACC ... In his final college game, fired seven scoreless innings in the College World Series against eventual champion LSU on 6/22/23 ... A 2020 graduate of North Stanly High School in New London, NC, where he pitched a pair of no-hitters as a junior ... Twice was named to the North Carolina All-State team.

CAREER PITCHING STATS

YUNIOR MARTE RIGHT-HANDED PITCHER

BORN: 2/2/1995 AGE: 31

BIRTHPLACE: Santo Domingo, D.R.

RESIDES: Santo Domingo, D.R.

MAJOR LEAGUE SERVICE: 1.165

BATS/THROWS: R/R

HEIGHT: 6-2 WEIGHT: 202

ACQUIRED: Signed to a minor league contract on January 22, 2026.

2025: Spent the season splitting time with the Chunichi Dragons in Japan’s Nippon Professional Baseball Central League and their minor league affiliate in the Japan Western League ... Ranked third on the team in saves with two in the Central League and seven in the Western League.

2024: Began the season with the Phillies and also made appearances for Triple-A Lehigh Valley ... Pitched two scoreless outings against the Braves in Philadelphia’s opening series ... Held a 3.18 ERA in the month of April with 11 strikeouts ... On 5/3, placed on 15-day IL with right shoulder inflammation, sent to Lehigh Valley for a rehab assignment on 5/25 ... Threw for a 7.71 ERA in June with the IronPigs through 7.0 innings ... Recalled to the Phillies on 6/25 and made three relief appearances before getting optioned on 7/5 ... Appeared in two games before getting recalled again on 7/20 ... Pitched three scoreless outings before getting optioned back to Lehigh Valley on 8/13 ... Appeared in one more game for the Phillies on 8/30, where he gave up one run on two hits through 2.0 innings.

2023: Started the season on the Opening Day roster for the Phillies ... Earned his first career MLB save by striking out the side in 1.0 innings against the Athletics on 6/18 ... Earned another save against Cleveland, allowing no hits through 1.0 innings.

2022: Made the San Francisco Opening Day roster ... On 4/12 made his MLB debut in a relief appearance, tossing a scoreless outing and allowing one hit through 1.0 inning ... Earned his first career victory against San Diego on 10/5, pitching for 2.0 innings and two strikeouts ... Pitched 24 scoreless outings for the Giants in 2022 ... Also made 25 appearances for Triple-A Sacramento.

PERSONAL: Has pitched in the Dominican Winter League and the Puerto Rican Winter League ... Was originally signed by the Royals as an international free agent on June 25, 2012 .... Was primarily a starter up until the 2016 season where he transitioned more to a reliever.

NW Arkansas - AA 1-2 5.75 17 0 0 0 1 36.0 33 23 23 5 27 38 4 0

18 NW Arkansas - AA 4-4 2.91 43 0 0 0 2 80.1 69 33 26 7 29 80 3 2

19 NW Arkansas - AA 3-3 1.59 23 0 0 0 1 34.0 22 8 6 1 13 35 4 0

Omaha - AAA 0-0 6.15 23 0 0 0 1 26.1 32 22 18 4 14 37 4 1

21 Sacramento

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CAREER PITCHING STATS

ZACH MAXWELL RIGHT-HANDED PITCHER

BORN: 1/26/2001 AGE: 25

BIRTHPLACE: Nashville, TN

RESIDES: Murfreesboro, TN

MAJOR LEAGUE SERVICE: 0.038

BATS/THROWS: R/R

HEIGHT: 6-6 WEIGHT: 302

ACQUIRED: Drafted in the sixth round, 2022

June first-year player draft.

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS

2025: Started the season in the Bats bullpen, where he opened the season with five consecutive scoreless outings ... Had a 11.1 inning scoreless streak over 11 games from 5/7-6/10 ... Struck out four in a scoreless eighth inning on 7/12 at Columbus ... Contract selected from Louisville on 8/23 and made his MLB debut that day at Arizona ... In that game at Chase Field, allowed a run over two innings and became the fifth Reds reliever in the last 125 years with five strikeouts in his first career game ... From 8/23-9/9, was the seventh Reds pitcher in the last 125 years with at least one strikeout in each of his first six relief appearances ... Despite making his final Triple-A appearance on 8/21, his 51 appearances finished second in the International League and third in all of Triple-A.

2024: Began his season with Double-A Chattanooga, making his Double-A debut on 4/7 at Birmingham, striking out the side ... Did not allow an earned run until his 12th appearance of the season on 5/12, a stretch during which he struck out 23 batters to just five walks and four hits across 11.2 innings ... Promoted to the Bats on 5/21 and made his Triple-A debut the next day against Toledo, striking out two ... At the time of his promotion to Louisville, his 27 strikeouts with Chattanooga ranked fourth among Southern League relievers ... Earned his first Triple-A save on 6/28 at Toledo ... Logged his fifth save on 8/17 at Omaha, ending the game with a strikeout on a 102.5 mph heater ... Finished the season strong with a 1.29 ERA across seven appearances in September.

2023: Opened the season with Single-A Daytona ... Posted a strong month of May, recording a 0.96 ERA with 12 strikeouts, allowing just six hits ... Earned promotion to High-A Dayton on 7/14 and made High-A debut on 7/16 at Lake Country, hurling two scoreless frames out of the bullpen with four strikeouts ... Established himself as a go-to multi-inning reliever with a great August, logging a 1.93 ERA (3 ER/14.0 IP) with 24 strikeouts across seven appearances, six of which lasted two or more innings ... Named an MiLB.com Reds Organizational All-Star for his performance throughout the season with Daytona and Dayton ... Pitched with Surprise in the Arizona Fall League, posting a 2.19 ERA and striking out 22 batters in 12.1 innings of work across nine games.

2022: After being drafted by the Reds in began his career with a pair of scoreless outings for the ACL Reds ... Assigned to Daytona on 8/23 and made his Single-A debut on 8/24 at Jupiter.

PERSONAL: Nickname is “Big Sugar” ... Pitched three years of college ball at Georgia Tech from 2020-22, accumulating a 4.24 ERA with 160 strikeouts in 97.2 career innings with the Yellow Jackets ... In the summer of 2021, pitched 11.2 innings for Chatham in the Cape Cod League ... Originally drafted in the 30th round of the 2019 June first-year player draft by the Yankees, but did not sign ... Three-year letter winner at North Paulding High School in Dallas, GA ... Named team captain at North Paulding in his senior year, throwing a 13-strikeout no-hitter later that season ... Father, Tom, played basketball at Idaho State.

DARREN McCAUGHAN

RIGHT-HANDED PITCHER

BORN: 3/18/1996 AGE: 30

BIRTHPLACE: Long Beach, CA

RESIDES: Long Beach, CA

MAJOR LEAGUE SERVICE: 0.078

BATS/THROWS: R/R

HEIGHT: 6-1 WEIGHT: 200

ACQUIRED: Signed as a minor league contract on January 28, 2026.

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS

2025: Began the season on the Twins’ roster and pitched 2.2 innings with two strikeouts in his Twins debut on 3/31 ... Made two appearances against the Astros on 4/3 and 4/6, pitching a combined 2.2 innings with four strikeouts and one earned run ... On 4/7, was designated for assignment and was sent outright to St. Paul on 4/10 ... On 4/11, signed a minor league contract with the Twins, and made his first appearance in a start on 4/13 ... Threw for two scoreless outings to finish April ... Earned his first win for St. Paul on 4/25, fanning seven through 5.0 innings ... Pitched for a 7.40 ERA in the month of May through 20.2 innings, giving up 35 hits and eight home runs ... Posted an 8.44 ERA in June in 16.0 innings with eight walks and three home runs ... On 8/4, was selected to the Minnesota Twins, then designated for assignment on 8/5 ... Sent outright to the Saints on 8/7 ... Recorded a 2.92 ERA with a 1.14 WHIP and 13 strikeouts in August ... Finished with a 5-8 record with a 5.10 ERA in 26 games for St. Paul ... Finished among Twins’ Minor League rankings in strikeouts (8th, 96) ... On 9/29, elected free agency.

2024: On 4/12, traded to the Miami for cash from Seattle ... On 3/5, optioned to Triple-A Jacksonville ... Made five starts for Jacksonville from 3/29-4/24 and recorded a 6.14 ERA in 22.0 innings pitched ... On 5/3, recalled from Jacksonville to the Marlins on 5/4, where he gave up eight runs and three homers in 4.2 innings pitched ... On 5/9, traded to the Cleveland Guardians for cash and assigned to Triple-A Columbus ... Made six starts for the Clippers before getting called up to the Guardians on 6/19 ... Pitched in two games for Cleveland, giving up six runs combined in 6.0 innings ... On 6/30, was designated for assignment, and claimed off waivers by the Marlins on 7/7 ... Recorded a 5.14 ERA in three appearances in July ... On 8/6, called back up to Miami and gave up one run in 5.0 innings ... On 8/9, sent back down to Jacksonville before being recalled to the Marlins on 9/1 ... Appeared in seven games for the Marlins in September, recording a 4.78 ERA and earning his first two MLB saves.

2021-23: Made 73 appearances with Triple-A Tacoma and pitched in five games with the Mariners ... Made his MLB debut in long relief for Seattle on 7/21/21 at Colorado and gave up a run despite throwing five hitless innings, walking three without recording a strikeout to become only the third pitcher since the mound was moved to its current distance in 1893 to throw five hitless innings in his MLB debut, the first to do so since Baltimore’s Bill Dillman on 4/14/67.

PERSONAL: Spent three seasons with Long Beach State University from 2015-17 ... Member of Team USA’s 2016 Collegiate National Team

CAREER PITCHING STATS

Tacoma - AAA 1-1 3.48 2 2 0 0 0 10.1 10 4 4 1 7 8 0 0 19 Arkansas - AA 7-5 2.89 17 17 0 0 0 102.2 103 35 33 13 10 89 3 0 Tacoma - AAA 0-6 8.06 9 9 1 0 0 41.1 55 40 37 11 11 36 0 0

21 Arkansas - AA 0-1 3.18 1 1 0 0 0 5.2 6 2 2 0 0 6 0 0 Tacoma - AAA 5-4 4.53 20 20 0 0 0 115.1 111 61 58 20 17 99 1 1

22 Tacoma - AAA 8-9 4.55 28 28 0 0 0 154.1 140 82 78 22 42 141 2 0 23 Tacoma -

LUIS MEY

RIGHT-HANDED PITCHER

BORN: 6/24/2001 AGE: 24

BIRTHPLACE: San Pedro de Macorís, D.R.

RESIDES: San Pedro de Macorís, D.R.

MAJOR LEAGUE SERVICE: 0.057

BATS/THROWS: R/R

HEIGHT: 6-5 WEIGHT: 250

ACQUIRED: Signed as an undrafted free agent, 7/2/2018.

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS

2025: Made both his Triple-A debut for the Bats and MLB debut for the Reds ... Earned a hold in his Bats debut, tossing a scoreless eighth on 3/29 vs. Memphis ... Recorded a strikeout on a 103.2 mph sinker on 4/19 at Columbus, the fastest pitch thrown in the International League during the 2025 season ... Promoted to the Reds and made his MLB debut on 5/1 vs. St. Louis, tossing a perfect ninth inning ... From 5/1-5/10, became the only Red in the last 125 years to begin his career by posting six straight relief appearances with at least one strikeout and no extra-base hits ... Earned his first MLB win on 5/17 vs. Cleveland ... Optioned to Louisville on 5/29 and recorded his first two Triple-A saves in back-to-back outings on 6/8-1 vs. Norfolk and 6/10 at Iowa ... Overall, was recalled to Cincinnati and optioned to Louisville four times ... The Bats won 10 straight games in which he pitched from 8/23-9/10 ... Earned the save on back-to-back nights at Toledo on 9/9 and 9/10 ... 11 saves finished second in the International League

2024: Began season with High-A Dayton, earning a save in his 1.1-inning debut on 4/6 vs. Lancaster ... On 4/17 vs Fort Wayne, recorded fastest-tracked pitch in the 25-year history of Day Air Ballpark, firing a fastball 103.0 mph to break Hunter Greene’s previous record of 102.0 on 7/26/18, also against the Tin Caps ... Made his debut with Double-A Chattanooga on 7/10 vs. Biloxi with 1.2 scoreless innings of relief ... Ranked among Reds minor league pitchers in saves (4th, 9) and appearances (T-5th, 40) ... Pitched in Arizona Fall League for the Glendale Desert Dogs, where he made the Fall Stars Team and was named AFL Reliever of the Year ... Responsible for each of the 34 fastest pitches by AFL pitchers, topping out at 101.8 mph ... Pitched for Estrellas in the Dominican Winter League following minor league season, posting a 3.60 ERA in six games.

2023: Spent entire season with Single-A Daytona ... Posted a 1.29 ERA across seven innings in June, striking out nine and earning a save on 6/23 vs. Jupiter ... Pitched for Aragua in the Venezuelan Winter League following minor league season, making eight appearances.

2022: Spent entire season with Single-A Daytona ... Had a strong end to the season, recording a 2.31 ERA in seven appearances across August and September, striking out 16 in 11.2 innings to lower his season ERA by over a full run.

2019: Started his career in the AZL Reds rotation, making 12 starts in 13 outings ... Made debut in a start on 6/18 against the AZL Padres 2, giving up seven hits in 2.2 frames.

PERSONAL: Signed out of San Pedro de Macorís in the Dominican Republic as an international free agent on 7/2/18 for $50,000 ... Relies primarily on two-pitch mix of a hard sinker and slider.

ANTHONY MISIEWICZ LEFT-HANDED PITCHER

BORN: 11/1/1994 AGE: 31

BIRTHPLACE: Detroit, MI

RESIDES: Mt. Clemens, MI

MAJOR LEAGUE SERVICE: 3.082

BATS/THROWS: R/R

HEIGHT: 6-1 WEIGHT: 196

ACQUIRED: Signed to a minor league contract on January 22, 2026.

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS

2025: Made appearances for both Triple-A St. Paul and Minnesota ... Posted a 2.31 ERA with three saves in nine relief appearances with St. Paul in April ... On 5/8, earned his first win with St. Paul, despite giving up two runs on one home run ... Threw for 18 scoreless outings for the Saints before getting promoted to Minnesota ... On 7/9, selected for the Twins, making his Minnesota debut on 7/10 ... Tossed for 4.1 innings for the Twins in four games, combining for a 10.38 ERA ... On 7/25, placed on 15-day IL with a left shoulder impingement ... Sent on a rehab assignment to the Saints on 9/19 and pitched two scoreless outings ... Recalled to the Twins on 9/28 and faced two batters ... Ranked among Twins’ Minor League leaders in saves (3rd, 8) ... On 11/6, elected free agency.

2024: Spent the majority of the season with Triple-A Scranton/Wilkes-Barre with one appearance with the Yankees ... Tossed scoreless outings in his first five games with Scranton/WB ... Through the month of May, pitched for a 1.88 ERA with 27 strikeouts ... On 6/19, selected and pitched a scoreless outing for the Yankees through 1.0 inning ... On 6/20, optioned to Scranton/WB where he spent the rest of the season ... Held left-handed batters to a .207 batting average at Scranton/WB.

2023: Appeared in 11 combined relief appearances with the Yankees, Tigers, and Diamondbacks ... Recorded a 2-0 record with a 7.36 ERA through 11.0 innings in the majors ... Pitched 40.1 innings across Triple-A Scranton/WB, Reno, and Toledo.

PERSONAL: Played collegiately at Michigan State University ... Graduated from Anchor Bay, MI in 2012, and was a two-sport athlete who played quarterback.

DANE MYERS OUTFIELDER

BORN: 3/8/1996 AGE: 30

BIRTHPLACE: Columbus, TX

RESIDES: Columbus, TX

MAJOR LEAGUE SERVICE: 2.037

BATS/THROWS: R/R

HEIGHT: 6-0 WEIGHT: 205

ACQUIRED: From the Miami Marlins in a trade on December 27, 2025.

2025: Began the season on the Marlins Opening Day roster ... On 3/27, went 1-2 with an RBI and a stolen base on Opening Day ... On 3/29, hit a walk-off RBI single in the 12th inning to earn a 5-4 victory against the Pittsburgh Pirates, also recorded two outfield assists ... Batted 5-12 (.417) with two doubles in the opening series against the Pirates ... On 4/13, awarded MLB Play of the Week after making a game-winning over-the-shoulder catch while running into the center field wall to clinch a shutout victory over the Mets ... On 4/19, recorded his first home run of the season with a three-run shot against Philadelphia in the 9th inning ... On 4/28, hit a grand slam to tie the game 5-5 against the Dodgers in the 6th inning ... Hit .333 in 42 at-bats in the month of April ... Before injury, was batting .337 in 88 plate appearances ... On 5/12, placed on the 10-day IL with a right oblique strain ... On 5/27, sent on a rehab assignment and appeared in one game with Jacksonville ... On 5/30, activated onto the Marlins roster and made a start the same day ... In July, hit for a .153 batting average with 20 strikeouts ... Went on a nine-game hitless streak from 7/30-8/9 ... On 8/31, placed on 10-day IL with another right oblique strain ... On 9/11, sent to a rehab assignment to Jacksonville and played in three games ... On 9/15, activated to the Marlins roster and appeared in seven games.

2024: Started the season with Triple-A Jacksonville and made appearances with the Marlins ... Hit .237 with 12 walks, seven RBI and five doubles before his promotion to Miami ... On 4/28, promoted to the Marlins and went 1-3 with a triple on the same day ... Slashed .241 with five RBI and a home run in May ... In June, hit for .179 with 13 strikeouts ... In seven games in July, hit .368 with three RBI and a home run before injury ... On 7/15, placed on 60-day IL with a left ankle fracture ... Played in four games with both Jacksonville and the Marlins in September.

2023: Before the season, was acquired by the Marlins from the Tigers in the minor league phase of the Rule 5 Draft ... Began the season with Double-A Pensacola and debuted with both the Triple-A Jumbo Shrimp and the Marlins ... In his MLB debut, went 2-3 with and RBI against the St. Louis Cardinals on 7/4.

PERSONAL: Drafted by the Tigers as a pitcher in the sixth round of the 2017 draft ... Transitioned to an outfielder during the 2019 season ... Played collegiately at Rice University and made second team All-Conference as a Junior ... Graduated from James E. Taylor HS where he was also a three-year letterwinner in football.

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS

CAREER HITTING STATS

KYLE NICOLAS

RIGHT-HANDED PITCHER

BORN: 2/22/1999 AGE: 27

BIRTHPLACE: Masillon, OH

RESIDES: Masillon, OH

MAJOR LEAGUE SERVICE: 1.090

BATS/THROWS: R/R

HEIGHT: 6-3 WEIGHT: 225

ACQUIRED: From the Pittsburgh Pirates via trade for INF Tyler Callihan on March 4, 2026.

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS

2025: Began the season with Triple-A Indianapolis and also made appearances for the Pirates ... Gave up three runs in an inning in his first outing against St. Paul on 3/28 ... Tossed two scoreless outings for the Indians in April, including a hitless inning against the Bats on 4/8 ... On 4/11, recalled to the Pirates and made an appearance against the Reds, facing just four batters and allowing a run through a third of an inning ... Finished with an 11.37 ERA with Pittsburgh in the month of April ... Made one more appearance against the Cubs on 5/1 before optioned back to Indianapolis on 5/4 ... Tossed a scoreless outing in his first appearance back with the Indians, fanning three through an inning against Columbus ... Earned his first win of the season against the Bats on 5/13, where he held Louisville scoreless through 1.1 innings ... In eight appearances, pitched to a 1.04 ERA with 15 strikeouts and two saves with Indianapolis ... On 6/3, recalled back to the Pirates and played three games, tossing two scoreless outings and a 2.08 ERA through 4.1 innings ... Optioned back to Indianapolis on 6/11, and made his lone start of the year against St. Paul on 6/13 ... Earned a 1.64 ERA in June with Indianapolis with 14 strikeouts across 11.0 innings ... Went 0-2 with a 4.76 ERA in July in Indianapolis, but did earn three saves ... On 8/1, recalled back to the Pirates where he spent the rest of the season ... Tossed seven scoreless outings out of 10 appearances out of the bullpen in September.

2024: Spent a majority of the season with the Pirates with a few outings in Indianapolis ... Began the season with 2.1 scoreless innings against the Bats across two appearances from 3/29-3/31 ... Tossed a 1.08 ERA with the Indians before getting called up to the Pirates on 4/26 ... Threw for a 2.57 ERA in June with 17 strikeouts in 14.0 innings ... Won his first career Major League game on 7/13 at the White Sox, tossing 1.1 scoreless frames with a strikeout ... Earned his second win against Arizona on 8/3, tossing for 2.0 scoreless innings with a strikeout ... On 9/18, placed on the 15-day IL with a left oblique strain, ending his season.

2023: On 9/19, made his MLB debut for the Pirates against the Cubs after spending most of the season with Indianapolis and Double-A Altoona ... Made two more appearances for the Pirates in late September to wrap up the season.

PERSONAL: Originally drafted by the Marlins in the second round (61st overall) in 2020 ... Traded from Miami to Pittsburgh on 11/29/21 as part of the deal that sent Gold Glove catcher Jacob Stallings to Miami ... Played college baseball for Ball State from 2018-20 ... Won Prep Baseball Report’s Ohio Player of the Year at Jackson High School, where he led them to a state championship in his senior year while also lettering three years in basketball ... Father, Todd, played baseball at Youngstown State, while his uncle, Todd Blackledge, played football at Penn State ... Selected to pitch for Team Italy in the 2026 World Baseball Classic.

CAREER PITCHING STATS

NATE PETERSON LEFT-HANDED PITCHER

BORN: 2/15/2000 AGE: 26

BIRTHPLACE: Phoenix, AZ

RESIDES: Lakeville, MN

MAJOR LEAGUE SERVICE: 0.000

BATS/THROWS: L/L

HEIGHT: 5-10 WEIGHT: 195

ACQUIRED: Selected from Milwaukee in the minor league Rule 5 draft on December 10, 2025.

2025: Spent the season mainly with Double-A Biloxi with a few appearances with Triple-A Nashville as well ... On 4/5, started in his first appearance, throwing for 3.0 innings and giving up two runs on four hits ... Earned his first win on 4/1 after recording a career-high eight strikeouts through 4.0 innings pitched against Birmingham ... Won his last two appearances in April, pitching for a combined seven innings and giving up just five hits and one run with 11 strikeouts ... Recorded a 2.87 ERA with a 2-2 record in May, making two starts and three relief appearances ... Struggled in August, tossing for a 6.75 ERA with an 0-2 record with two starts ... On 8/13, gave up six runs on six hits in a start against Columbus ... On 9/6, activated to Nashville and earned a save in his first Triple-A outing, allowing just one run through 1.0 innings pitched with two strikeouts ... Pitched two scoreless outings with Nashville to end his season, with both appearances coming against the Bats.

2024: Played the entire season with Biloxi, making 27 appearances ... Started his first nine appearances, earning a 1-4 overall record with a 4.06 ERA with just one scoreless outing ... Transferred to the bullpen for June and a large part of July, earning two saves through 22.0 innings pitched ... Tossed three scoreless outings in a row from 7/6-7/20 ... On 7/30, credited with a loss in a start against Rocket City, tossing for 3.0 innings and giving up four runs on six hits and two home runs ... Pitched for a 1.50 ERA in August, tabbing a 1-1 record through 18.0 innings with 20 strikeouts ... On 9/13, credited with a loss where he gave up five runs on three hits, with two of them being homers.

2023: Split time with appearances for both Single-A Carolina and High-A Wisconsin ... Made his first professional appearance on 4/9 and gave up five runs on six hits with four strikeouts through 2.0 innings ... Earned his first professional win on 5/5, where he fanned seven batters through 4.0 hitless innings out of the bullpen ... Earned wins in his next two appearances, allowing just five hits and one run through 10.0 innings with 10 strikeouts ... On 6/3, placed on the 7-day IL, not activated until 7/2 ... On 7/19, promoted to Wisconsin and tossed 4.0 innings and gave up on run on four hits with three strikeouts ... Threw for a 4.37 ERA and a 2-2 record in August with Wisconsin ... Held a combined 3.28 ERA in 12 starts for both teams with 49.1 innings pitched.

PERSONAL: Played college baseball at Oklahoma State and University of Illinois-Chicago ... Became just the second player in UIC history with at least 100 strikeouts in a season with 102 in 2022, also led the Horizon League in strikeouts ... Named to 2022 All-Horizon League First Team ... A 2018 graduate of Lakeview North High School (Lakeview, MN), where he turned in a 0.49 ERA and 87 strikeouts in 42.0 innings as a senior in 2018, also recording a 20-strikeout game while hitting .315 for the season to help his team win a sectional title and a fifth-place state finish.

CAREER PITCHING STATS

CHASE PETTY RIGHT-HANDED PITCHER

BORN: 4/4/2003 AGE: 22

BIRTHPLACE: Camden, NJ

RESIDES: Somers Point, NJ

MAJOR LEAGUE SERVICE: 0.014

BATS/THROWS: R/R

HEIGHT: 6-1

WEIGHT: 190

ACQUIRED: From the Twins in exchange for RHP Sonny Gray and RHP Francis Peguero, 3/13/2022.

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS

2025: Pitched for the Bats for the majority of the season while also making his MLB debut for the Reds ... Contract selected by the Reds for his MLB debut in the second game of a doubleheader on 4/30 vs. St. Louis, allowing nine runs in 2.1 innings to take the loss while striking out Alec Burleson for his first MLB strikeout ... Named International League Pitcher of the Week on 5/11 after a stellar start vs. Omaha on 5/6 in which he pitched six scoreless, hitless innings to earn the win ... Recalled again on 6/21 and took the loss after allowing the automatic runner to score in the 11th inning at St. Louis ... Pitched a season-high 7.0 innings to earn a win at Gwinnett on 8/12 ... Had a strong first half of the season for the Bats, posting a 2.76 ERA with 52 strikeouts in 10 starts but struggled in the second half with an 8.87 ERA in his final 16 starts ... 13 losses led the International League ... Finished as the Bats team leader in starts (26), innings pitched (112.2), strikeouts (102), walks (58), and hits (123).

2024: Spent most of the season with Chattanooga before a promotion to Louisville ... Rattled off four straight wins from 5/2-5/19, giving up four earned runs over 20.0 innings in that span ... Posted a career-high nine strikeouts on two occasions ... Ended his Chattanooga tenure with three straight seven inning starts from 8/27-9/7 ... Joined the Bats on 9/11 and made his Triple-A debut on 9/13 at Iowa ... Earned his first Triple-A win on 9/20 vs. Omaha, tossing five scoreless innings in a victory over the eventual IL Champions ... Named Reds Minor League Pitcher of the Month for September after earning a 1.88 ERA and 22 strikeouts over 24.0 innings between the Lookouts and Bats ... Was the Reds minor league pitching leader in wins (11), strikeouts (130), starts (28), and innings pitched (137.0).

2023: Began the season on the High-A Dayton IL while recovering from a right UCL sprain suffered in September 2022 ... Allowed three or fewer runs in each of his 16 starts for the Dragons, the second-longest such streak in the Midwest League ... Allowed two or fewer runs in 10 of 16 High-A Starts ... Promoted to Chattanooga for his Double-A debut on 8/29 and made a pair of four-inning starts in September to end his regular season.

2022: Traded from the Twins to the Reds during spring training ... Split his first full professional season between Single-A Daytona and High-A Dayton, going a combined 1-6 with a 3.48 ERA in 25 games (20 starts), striking out 96 over 98.1 innings.

2021: Selected by the Twins in the first round (26th overall), becoming the first RHP selected in the first round by the Twins since Kohl Stewart in 2013.

PERSONAL: Attended Mainland Regional High School in Linwood, NJ ... Was the 2021 New Jersey Gatorade Player of the Year after going 6-1 with a 1.15 ERA and 99 strikeouts in 48.2 innings ... As a senior on 4/28/21 vs Millville, threw a 7-inning no-hitter with a career-high 18 strikeouts ... In 2023, started the Chase Petty Foundation, dedicated to making a difference in the lives of underprivileged children in Millville, NJ ... Had committed to play college baseball at Florida but chose to sign with the Twins after being drafted in 2021.

CAREER PITCHING STATS

CONNOR PHILLIPS

RIGHT-HANDED PITCHER

BORN: 5/4/2001 AGE: 24

BIRTHPLACE: Houston, TX

RESIDES: Fort Worth, TX

MAJOR LEAGUE SERVICE: 0.081

BATS/THROWS: R/R

HEIGHT: 6-2 WEIGHT: 209

ACQUIRED: Trade with Mariners in six-player deal as the PTBN, 3/29/2022.

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS

2025: Began the season on the Bats’ IL with right shoulder fatigue ... Made three rehab appearances with High-A Dayton before joining the Bats in May ... In his first season as a reliever, made 31 appearances for Bats, 24 of which were scoreless ... Had a streak of eight straight scoreless outings for the Bats from 5/21-6/11 ... Recalled by the Reds on 6/20 and pitched in four games before being optioned on 7/1 ... Made 11 appearances, nine scoreless, for the Bats in July ... Recalled by the Reds on 8/17 and posted 12 multi-strikeout games through the end of the season, most among all MLB relievers in that time ... In that span, went 4-0 with a 1.80 ERA in 17 outings, holding opponents to a .094 average ... For the season, was one of just four MLB pitchers with 5+ wins and no losses ... Made his postseason debut in Game 1 of the Wild Card Series at the Dodgers, giving up three runs in one inning to become the first Reds rookie pitcher to pitch in the postseason since J.J. Hoover in 2012.

2024: Won his first start of the season for the Bats on 4/2 at Gwinnett ... Struggled after that, posting a 10.11 ERA in his first 14 starts with a .336 opponents’ average before being transferred to the ACL Reds on 6/25 ... Did not pitch in a game for the ACL Reds before returning to Louisville on 8/20 ... Was much better upon his return, going 1-3 with a 2.49 ERA in five starts to end the year, giving up two or fewer earned runs in all five starts ... Following the season, pitched for Glendale in the Arizona Fall League.

2023: Began the season with Double-A Chattanooga ... Tied a career-high with 13 strikeouts in five innings in a win vs. Biloxi on 5/20 ... At the time of his promotion to Louisville on 6/28, was leading MiLB with 111 strikeouts in 64.2 innings ... Made his Triple-A debut for the Bats on 6/30 vs. Indianapolis ... Named IL Pitcher of the Week on 7/24 after striking out 11 on 7/21 vs. Columbus ... Promoted to the Reds for his MLB debut on 9/2 ... In his first game on 9/5 vs. Seattle, allowed five runs and struck out seven over 4.2 innings to become the 12th Red to record at least seven strikeouts in his MLB debut ... Struck out the first batter he faced, J.P. Crawford ... Earned his first MLB win on 9/18 vs. Minnesota ... Struck out nine in an eventual 13-12 loss to Pittsburgh on 9/23.

2022: In his first season with the Reds organization, combined to go 5-8 with a 3.78 ERA in 24 starts between Dayton and Chattanooga ... Before the season, traded to the Reds as part of the deal that sent Eugenio Suárez and Jesse Winker to Seattle in exchange for Justin Dunn, Jake Fraley, Brandon Williamson, and a Player To Be Named Later (Phillips).

PERSONAL: Pitched one college season in 2020 at McLennan Community College (TX), where he went 3-1 with a 3.16 ERA in six starts ... A 2019 graduate of Magnolia West High School (TX) ... Selected by Seattle in Compensation Round B (64th overall) of the June 2020 draft ... Originally selected in the 35th round of the 2019 draft by Toronto but did not sign.

CAREER PITCHING STATS

LYON RICHARDSON RIGHT-HANDED PITCHER

BORN: 1/18/2000 AGE: 26

BIRTHPLACE: Jensen Beach, FL

RESIDES: Jensen Beach, FL

MAJOR LEAGUE SERVICE: 0.150

BATS/THROWS: S/R

HEIGHT: 6-2 WEIGHT: 215

ACQUIRED: Drafted in 2nd round, 2018 June first-year player draft.

CAREER

HIGHLIGHTS

2025: Pitched as a full-time reliever for the first time in his career ... Started the season with the Bats and got his first win on 4/6 at Omaha ... Did not allow an earned run in 15 of his 22 outings for the Bats over five stints with the team while setting a new career-high with five wins ... Had a dominant May for the Reds, posting a 0.90 ERA in nine relief outings ... In the first half for the Reds, posted a 3.73 ERA in 27 relief outings compared to a 8.53 ERA in seven outings in the second half ... Was recalled as the 27th player for the Speedway Classic on 8/3 and pitched 2.0 relief innings at Bristol Motor Speedway that afternoon against Atlanta before returning to Louisville after the game ... Recalled again on 9/3 and pitched that night vs. Toronto ... Optioned to Louisville on 9/11 and ended the season with the Bats.

2024: Spent the majority of the season with the Bats ... Recalled by Cincinnati on 7/30 and made his only MLB appearance of the season that night against the Cubs ... Returned to Louisville on 7/31 and transitioned into the bullpen ... Overall, posted a 4.43 ERA in 87.1 innings as a starter and a 6.55 ERA in 11.0 relief innings ... Was on the IL twice, first from 8/18-9/4 with right elbow inflammation and then again from 9/10 through the end of the season with a right elbow strain.

2023: Worked his way up three Minor League levels to his MLB debut, pitching for Single-A Daytona, Double-A Chattanooga, and Triple-A Louisville before his MLB debut on 8/6 ... Was one of 16 Reds to make his MLB debut in 2023 ... Made his Triple-A debut for the Bats on 7/28 at Indianapolis, throwing three scoreless innings with five strikeouts ... Named the Reds Minor League Pitcher of the Month for July after posting a 1.50 ERA in four starts between the Lookouts and Bats ... Called up by the Reds for the first time on 8/6 and took the loss in his debut vs. Washington, giving up four runs on four hits over three innings while becoming the first Major League pitcher since 1900 to allow home runs on each of his first two career pitches ... Overall, was recalled by the Reds three times.

2022: Missed the entire season following Tommy John surgery to repair the torn ulnar collateral ligament in his right elbow.

2021: Spent the entire season with High-A Dayton ... Named High-A Central Pitcher of the Week for 5/4-5/10 ... After his last start of the season on 8/25 at Fort Wayne, was bothered by a right elbow injury that ultimately led to off-season Tommy John surgery.

PERSONAL: Graduated from Jensen Beach (FL) High School, where in 2018 he was named Treasure Coast Newspapers All-Area Player of the Year after posting a 7-0 record and 0.58 ERA, striking out 90 over 48.0 innings while also batting .369 ... Committed to Florida but chose to begin his professional career after being drafted in 2018.

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HÉCTOR RODRÍGUEZ OUTFIELDER

BORN: 3/11/2004 AGE: 22

BIRTHPLACE: Santo Domingo, DR RESIDES: Santo Domingo, DR

MAJOR LEAGUE SERVICE: 0.000

BATS/THROWS: L/R

HEIGHT: 5-10 WEIGHT: 209

ACQUIRED: From the New York Mets in a four-player trade on July 28th, 2022.

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS

2025: Began the season at Double-A Chattanooga and later made his Triple-A debut for the Bats ... Hit .283 with 65 RBI, 40 walks, 23 doubles and 19 home runs between the two teams ... Slashed for a .354 batting average in April with 11 RBI and eight walks ... Named Southern League Player of the Week after hitting .481 (13-27) with two home runs from 4/20-4/27... Named Reds Minor League Player of the Month for April ... From 6/17-6/22, recorded 17 hits in a seven-game series against Rocket City ... Helped Chattanooga to a Southern League First Half North Division title and named a SL All-Star ... Ranked among Southern League leaders in batting average (2nd, .298), hits (2nd, 93), home runs (5th, 12), and RBI (7th, 45) before his promotion ... On 7/18, promoted to Louisville and made his debut the same day, going 0-for-4 with two strikeouts ... After his debut, produced an eight-game hitting streak with four doubles and two homers from 7/197/27 ... Hit .372 for the rest of July with eight walks and four stolen bases ... Recorded a hit in 36 of his 52 games with Louisville ... Finished the season hitting .260 with 20 RBI and seven home runs for the Bats ... Added to the Reds’ 40-player roster on 11/18/25.

2024: Spent the entire season with High-A Dayton and hit .274 with 61 RBI and 24 doubles and 12 homers ... Recorded a .325 batting average with 16 RBI in the month of July ... From 4/26-5/3, recorded a seven-game hit streak with nine RBI and two homers ... On 8/23, recorded a walk-off RBI single to earn a 5-4 win over Cedar Rapids ... From 8/28 - 9/8, reached base in 10 straight games to finish the season ... Helped lead the Dragons to a 74-58 record and a second place finish in the Midwest League ... Went 0-for-8 with two walks and a strikeout in the Midwest League playoffs ... Following the season, played for Escogido in the Dominican Winter League and was named the league’s Rookie of the Year.

2023: Started the season at Single-A Daytona and promoted to High-A Dayton later in the season ... Hit .293 with 56 RBI, 16 homers and 27 walks in 101 games with Daytona ... Named a Florida State League All-Star and the FSL’s Player of the Month in May ... Promoted to Dayton on 8/23 and went 1-for-4 with a double in his debut on 8/24 ... Finished the season hitting .294 in 14 games with the Dragons.

PERSONAL: Started his career signed with the New York Mets as an international free agent on January 15, 2021 ... Was acquired by the Reds via trade along with RHP Jose Acuña in exchange for OF Tyler Naquin and LHP Philip Diehl on July 28, 2022.

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JOSH STAUMONT

RIGHT-HANDED PITCHER

BORN: 12/21/1993 AGE: 32

BIRTHPLACE: La Habra, CA

RESIDES: La Habra Heights, CA

MAJOR LEAGUE SERVICE: 5.028

BATS/THROWS: R/R

HEIGHT: 6-3 WEIGHT: 200

ACQUIRED: Re-signed as a minor league free agent, 12/30/2025.

2025: Sustained an injury during his first spring training with the Reds ... Was placed on the full-season IL at the end of spring training and missed the entire season.

2024: Opened the season on the Twins’ 15-day IL due to a left calf strain ... Began rehab assignment with Triple-A St. Paul on 4/9 vs. Iowa, tossing a scoreless seventh inning ... Recalled to Minnesota to make Twins debut on 5/9 against Seattle, striking out three in the ninth inning of a 13-1 victory ... DFA by Minnesota on 7/30 and released on 8/2 ... Signed to a minor league contract by the Cubs on 8/9 ... Made two appearances for Triple-A Iowa before being released by the Cubs on 8/22 and did not pitch for the rest of the season.

2023: Began the season with Triple-A Omaha, making four scoreless relief appearances to open the season ... On 4/14, was recalled by Kansas City ... Made 21 appearances with the Royals before spending the rest of his season on the 60-day IL with a neck strain, an injury he dealt with in 2022 ... Designated for assignment by Kansas City on 11/14 and elected free agency on 11/17 ... Signed by Minnesota to a one-year contract on 12/27.

2021: Earned his first three career saves in three straight appearances on 4/24 and 4/26 at Detroit and 4/28 at Pittsburgh, becoming the seventh ever Royal to accomplish the feat ... Broke out with career highs in innings (65.2), strikeouts (72), games (64), saves (5), wins (4), holds (16), opponent average (.183) and WHIP (1.07) ... Recorded a 2.03 ERA in 31.0 innings after the All-Star break, the sixth-best ERA in the American League in the second half.

2019: Opened his second consecutive season with Triple-A Omaha ... Made his Major League debut on 7/25 against Cleveland, tossing scoreless 11th and 12th innings and striking out Jake Bauers for his first big-league strikeout ... Posted a 3.18 ERA in 11.1 innings across seven relief appearances in August, recording 12 strikeouts to just one walk.

PERSONAL: Pitched collegiately at Biola University in 2013 and Azusa Pacific University in California from 2014-15 ... During his final season at Azusa Pacific, went 6-2 with a 3.67 ERA in 13 appearances (12 starts), led Pacific West Conference with 109 strikeouts ... Graduated from La Habra High School (CA) where he went 8-2 with a 2.12 ERA and 87 strikeouts in 69.1 innings in his senior season.

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MICHAEL TOGLIA INFIELDER

BORN: 8/16/1998 AGE: 27

BIRTHPLACE: Phoenix, AZ

RESIDES: San Diego, CA

MAJOR LEAGUE SERVICE: 2.039

BATS/THROWS: S/L

HEIGHT: 6-5 WEIGHT: 247

ACQUIRED: Signed to a minor league contract on January 7, 2026.

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS

2025: Started the season with the Rockies and appeared in 42 games for Triple-A Albuquerque ... Through his first 10 games, hit for a .154 batting average with zero RBI and 20 strikeouts ... On 4/16, hit the only grand slam by a Rockie in 2025 against the Dodgers in the 3rd inning ... On 5/31, optioned to Albuquerque and hit .273 in 11 games ... On 6/16, recalled back to the Rockies and went 1-4 in a start the same day ... In July, hit .167 with 24 strikeouts and seven walks ... From 5/9-7/3, struck out at least once in 32 consecutive games, setting a franchise record for the longest such streak in Rockies history ... On 8/3, optioned back to Albuquerque, and hit for .368 with 14 RBI, 11 walks and five homers in 76 at-bats with the Isotopes ... On 8/8, delivered a walk-off RBI single in the 11th to win against Round Rock ... On 9/9, recalled for three games for the Rockies and went hitless in each game ... Sent back down to Albuquerque on 9/12 for the remainder of the season ... Finished with a six-game hitting streak with the Isotopes ... On 11/21, elected free agency.

2024: Spent the majority of the season with the Rockies and played in 30 games with Albuquerque ... His 25 home runs for the Rockies were the most by a switch hitter in club history ... Became the second Rockies first baseman to have at least 25 home runs and 10 stolen bases in a season ... In April, hit .093 with 19 strikeouts, with all four hits in the month being home runs ... On 4/24, optioned to Albuquerque and activated on 4/29 ... Reached base in 14 consecutive games with the Isotopes from 5/16-6/1 ... On 6/6, recalled back to the Rockies and spent the remainder of the season in Colorado ... Hit two home runs against the Reds from 7/9-7/11 ... On 7/14, hit three home runs against the Mets, marking the first switch hitter to hit three homers in a game in club history ... His 25 home runs ranked 19th in the NL at the conclusion of the season ... Received votes for the Rawlings Gold Glove Award at first base.

2023: Began the season with Albuquerque and appeared in 45 games with the Rockies ... In his first series with the Rockies hit .286 (2-7) with three strikeouts against the Reds ... Hit two home runs in 12 games with Colorado in July ... With the Rockies, slashed .141 with 29 strikeouts in the month of August.

2022: Made his Major League debut with the Rockies on 8/30, going 0-4 against Atlanta ... In his second game, hit his first career home run in a 2-4 outing against the Braves on 8/31.

PERSONAL: Selected by Colorado with the 23rd overall pick in the first round of the 2019 MLB Draft ... Played college baseball at UCLA where he was named a Freshman All-American by Collegiate Baseball ... Originally drafted by the Rockies in the 35th round in 2016 but did not sign at the time ... Graduated from Gig Harbor High School (Gig Harbor, WA) the same school attended by actor John Lucas and Pearl Jam drummer Dave Krusen.

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MICHAEL TRAUTWEIN CATCHER

BORN: 9/13/1999 AGE: 26

BIRTHPLACE: Johns Creek, GA

RESIDES: Johns Creek, GA

MAJOR LEAGUE SERVICE: 0.000

BATS/THROWS: L/R

HEIGHT: 6-1 WEIGHT: 205

ACQUIRED: Drafted in 13th round, 2021 June first-year player draft.

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS

2025: Began the year with Double-A Chattanooga ... After 23 games for the Lookouts, was placed on the 7-day IL with a right forearm strain on 5/16 ... Transferred to the 60-day IL on 5/29 ... Made four rehab appearances with Single-A Daytona from 7/8-7/16 but was unable to return to Chattanooga and did not play for the remainder of the season.

2024: Spent most of the season with the Bats before being transferred to Double-A Chattanooga late in the year ... First Triple-A hit was a towering walk-off solo home run on 3/30 vs. Indianapolis ... Had a season-long nine-game on-base streak from 4/21-5/7 ... Batted .280 in May after hitting just .123 in April ... Hit another walk-off home run, this time a two-run shot to turn a 5-4 deficit into a 6-5 win on 7/10 vs. St. Paul ... The two walk-off home runs tied teammate Edwin Rios and two other players for most among full-season MiLB players ... Tallied a triple, a home run, and a season-high five RBI on 8/1 at Scranton/ Wilkes-Barre ... Transferred to the Lookouts on 8/21 and finished the season there ... Between Louisville and Chattanooga, threw out 41 percent (22-54) of runners trying to steal.

2023: Appeared in 87 games between High-A Dayton and Chattanooga, mostly at catcher with 20 games in the outfield ... Threw out 30 percent (14-47) of runners trying to steal between the two levels ... Placed on the IL on 9/8 with a groin contusion, ending his regular season ... Played in 15 games for Surprise in the Arizona Fall League, hitting .217 with three home runs and 11 RBI ... Named an Arizona Fall League Rising Star and received the AFL’s prestigious Dernell Stenson Award, given to the player who best exemplifies unselfishness, hard work, and leadership.

2022: Played in 40 games between Single-A Dayton and Daytona ... Hit his first pro home run for Daytona on 7/15 at Tampa, a solo blast in a 6-2 win.

2021: At the end of his first season, recorded his first multi-hit game for Daytona on 9/19 at Palm Beach ... Before the draft, played nine games for Williamsport of the MLB Draft League.

PERSONAL: Played three college seasons from Northwestern from 2019-21, batting .230 with 14 home runs and 56 RBI in 97 games ... Was a member of the All-Big Ten Freshman Team in 2019 after throwing out 70 percent (16-23) runners trying to steal ... A 2018 graduate of Northview High School (GA), leading his team to the playoffs in 2016 and 2017 ... Father, John, also played at Northwestern and went on to pitch in nine Major League games for the 1988 Boston Red Sox, going 0-1 with a 9.00 ERA and eight strikeouts in 16 innings ... At the Triple-A level, John played three seasons in the International League for Pawtucket from 1988-90 ... Uncle, David, was a pitcher in the Mets system from 1987-92, reaching as high as Triple-A Tidewater in the IL from 1990-91 ... Grandfather, Jack, also played Minor League Baseball as a pitcher in the Phillies organization from 1951-54.

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FRANCISCO URBAEZ INFIELDER

BORN: 10/13/1997 AGE: 28

BIRTHPLACE: Santo Domingo, D.R.

RESIDES: Santo Domingo, D.R.

MAJOR LEAGUE SERVICE: 0.000

BATS/THROWS: R/R

HEIGHT: 5-9 WEIGHT: 190

ACQUIRED: Signed as a non-drafted free agent, 6/25/2020.

2025: Played the whole season for the Bats and had a career year at the plate ... Finished among the International League leaders in batting average (5th, .314), doubles (T-5th, 32), and triples (T-5th, 5) ... Went 3-4 with a double in his season debut on 3/30 vs. Memphis ... Went 4-4 including his first home run of the season on 5/7 vs. Omaha ... Recorded a base hit in 22 of 27 games in May, batting .337 for the month ... Posted the Bats’ longest hitting streak of the season with a 14-game streak from 5/11-5/27, that streak included five straight two-hit games from 5/21-5/25 ... Had a 27-game on-base streak from 5/29-6/29, hitting .310 in that period ... Posted his second four-hit game on 7/10 at Columbus, doubling twice ... Lined a walk-off single on 7/25 vs. Iowa ... Placed on the IL on 8/1 due to a mid-back spasm and did not return until 9/2 ... Ranked among all Reds farmhands in doubles (T-2nd, 32), batting average (4th, .314), triple (T-5th, 5), extra base hits (T-6th, 41), hits (8th, 113), OPS (9th, .845), total bases (9th, 167), and SLG (10th, .464).

2024: Spent a majority of the season with Double-A Chattanooga, bookended by monthlong stints with Triple-A Louisville at the start and end of the year ... Went 2-3 with an RBI double in the Bats’ season opener against Indianapolis on 3/29 ... Transferred to Chattanooga on 5/21 after hitting .176 in 13 Triple-A games to open the season ... Found more success in Chattanooga, cracking a pair of doubles in his season debut with the Lookouts on 5/21 vs. Mississippi ... Recorded a hit in nine straight games from 6/20-6/30, and was named Southern League Player of the Week on 6/30 ... Rejoined Louisville on 8/30 ... Had a career night at the plate on 9/15 at Iowa, going 4-4 with two doubles and six RBI, walking twice, scoring two runs and stealing a base in a 17-10 win ... Hit .392 (20-51) with 12 RBI in 14 games during his season-ending stint with Louisville.

2023: Combined to hit .264 with six home runs and 36 RBI in 83 games between Chattanooga and Louisville ... Went 0-4 with an RBI in two playoff games for the Lookouts.

2022: Limited to just 46 games with Double-A Chattanooga due to injuries.

2021: Played with High-A Dayton, Double-A Chattanooga and Triple-A Louisville in his first pro season ... Made his Double-A and Triple-A debuts one month apart, starting for the Lookouts on 8/11 before starting for the Bats on 9/1.

PERSONAL: Played collegiately at Chipola College from 2017-18 and at Florida Atlantic University from 2019-20 ... Won back-to-back Junior College national championships with Chipola ... Was named First Team All-Panhandle Conference as a sophomore, batting .333 with seven home runs and 48 RBI ... Slashed .315/.426/.500 in his two seasons with FAU, mashing 12 home runs, 15 doubles and 50 RBI, finishing his DI career with more walks (45) than strikeouts (38) ... Attended Colegio Dominicano De La Salle in Santo Domingo, D.R. ... Has played in the Dominican Winter League in four of the past five winters for Leones de Escogido (2021-25), and most recently played for Toros del Este (2025-26).

JOEL VALDEZ LEFT-HANDED PITCHER

BORN: 4/28/2000 AGE: 25

BIRTHPLACE: El Seibo, DR

RESIDES: El Seibo, DR

MAJOR LEAGUE SERVICE: 0.000

BATS/THROWS: L/L

HEIGHT: 6-3 WEIGHT: 190

ACQUIRED: Selected from the Yankees in the Minor League Rule 5 Draft on December 11, 2024.

2025: Spent the season between Double-A Chattanooga and appeared in his first Triple-A games with the Bats ... Pitched a scoreless outing in his first appearance for Chattanooga on 4/8 vs. Birmingham, coming out of the bullpen and allowing one hit and striking out three through one inning ... Posted a 3.24 ERA in April with 14 strikeouts and six walks ... Earned his first win with the Lookouts on 5/18, tossing for 2.2 scoreless innings with two strikeouts against Birmingham ... On 5/22, pitched a season-high 3.0 innings Rocket City, pitching a scoreless outing with four strikeouts ... Recorded a 0.75 ERA in May through 12.0 innings, allowing just one run with eight strikeouts ... Named Reds’ Minor League Pitcher of the Month in July after not allowing a single run through 12.1 innings and recording 17 strikeouts ... Recorded his second win on 8/14 against Montgomery, throwing for 2.0 scoreless innings and fanning three batters ... On 8/23, promoted to the Bats and made his first appearance on the same day from the bullpen, tossing 2.0 scoreless innings with two strikeouts ... After giving up five runs in his first four appearances with the Bats, pitched three straight scoreless outings to end the season ... Recorded a 4.50 ERA with the Bats in September.

2024: Spent the whole season with High-A Hudson Valley in the Yankees system ... Recorded a scoreless outing in his first appearance on 4/6 at Bowling Green after throwing for 2.0 innings ... Earned his first save of the season on 4/28 vs. Bowling Green, allowing just one hit in a scoreless inning to finish the win ... Fanned a season-high seven batters in 3.2 innings on 5/2 ... Recorded his second save of the year on 5/16, allowing just two hits through 2.1 innings with a strikeout ... Earned a 2.70 ERA in May while throwing 13.1 innings and five scoreless outings ... Posted a 1.74 ERA with four scoreless outings and a save ... Did not allow a run in three appearances in September.

2023: Spent the season with Hudson Valley, appearing mainly as a starter before transitioning to the bullpen ... Struggled as a starter through the first three months, allowing a 5.65 ERA through 51 innings and earning a 1-4 record ... Made his first appearance out of the bullpen on 7/18, and recorded a scoreless 1.2 innings with three strikeouts ... Tabbed a 11.91 ERA in August through 11.1 innings pitched.

PERSONAL: Originally signed as a minor league free agent by the Phillies on September 22, 2018 ... Acquired by the Yankees from the Phillies along with INF T.J. Rumfield for RHP Nick Nelson and C Donny Sands on November 19, 2021 ... Has pitched for Leones del Escogido for two seasons in the Dominican Winter League.

ZAVIER WARREN INFIELDER

BORN: 1/8/1999 AGE: 26

BIRTHPLACE: Southfield, MI

RESIDES: Southfield, MI

MAJOR LEAGUE SERVICE: 0.000

BATS/THROWS: S/R

HEIGHT: 5-11 WEIGHT: 210

ACQUIRED: Selected from Milwaukee in the minor league Rule 5 draft on December 10, 2025.

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS

2025: Spent the entire season with Double-A Biloxi and appeared in 117 games, marking the second time he has played in 115 or more games in a season ... Finished among the Southern League leaders in triples (2nd, 6) and RBI (T-6th, 67) ... Made appearances in six positions across the season, with first base being his most played with 45 games ... In April, batted .278 with 12 RBI, 11 walks and three home runs ... From 4/20-5/4, reached base in 13 consecutive games, which included four multi-hit performances ... On 5/14, tied his career-high four hits at the plate with a triple, a walk and a stolen base ... From 5/25-6/3, recorded eight straight games with at least one strikeout ... On 6/10, set the Shucker’s all-time home run record with his 37th home run against Chattanooga ... Went a combined .136 (3-22) with five strikeouts, five RBI and one home run against Chattanooga ... Recorded a nine-game hit streak from 6/21-7/1 ... Hit .220 with 29 strikeouts, 16 RBI and two home runs in the June ... On 7/3, recorded his 10th home run of the season, which marked his fifth consecutive season with at least 10 home runs which was the longest such streak for a Brewers Minor League player ... On 7/24, appeared in his 82nd consecutive game, which set the Biloxi franchise record ... Batted .180 with 11 strikeouts through 50 at-bats in the month of August ... Batted .357 (5-14) with two walks, a triple and a RBI against the Lookouts ... Finished the season with a five-game streak of reaching base.

2024: Appeared in 99 games with Biloxi, making appearances in six different positions while playing the most games in left field with 45 ... Recorded 50 or more RBI for the third consecutive season ... On 5/2, tied a career high with two stolen bases against Tennessee ... On 5/10, hit a walk-off RBI single against Montgomery ... From 6/15-6/28, recorded an RBI six consecutive games, including a three-RBI performance on 6/27 against Pensacola ... On 7/3, made his first professional pitching appearance and tossed 0.1 scoreless innings against Mississippi ... On 8/15, hit a walk-off two-run home run against Mississippi ... Hit .300 (3-10) in three games in the Southern League playoffs, including a home run in the first game against Montgomery.

2023: Reached base in 20 straight games from 7/1-8/3 ... Named Southern League Player of the Month in September after batting .386 with 11 RBI, four home runs, four doubles and four walks ... Set a career high in home runs with 15.

2021: On 3/24, placed on the 60-day IL, activated on 6/8 ... Tabbed as the Brewers’ CoMinor League Player of the Month in June after slashing .318 with seven home runs and 17 RBI ... Named a Brewers Minor League Organization All-Star.

PERSONAL: Played college ball from 2018-2020 with Central Michigan ... played catcher, first base, second base, shortstop and third base for the Chippewas ... Set the Central Michigan record with 23 doubles in 2019 ... Led the MAC in runs (73), doubles (23) and walks (54) in 2019 ... In 2019, played for the Bourne Braves in the Cape Cod League, where he was teammates with current big leaguers Henry Davis, Alika Williams, and Alec Burleson.

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BRANDON WILLIAMSON LEFT-HANDED PITCHER

BORN: 4/2/1998 AGE: 27

BIRTHPLACE: Niceville, FL

RESIDES: Sarasota, FL

MAJOR LEAGUE SERVICE: 2.139

BATS/THROWS: R/L

HEIGHT: 6-6 WEIGHT: 214

ACQUIRED: From the Seattle Mariners in a six-player trade, March 14, 2022.

2025: Did not play as he recovered from left elbow UCL reconstruction surgery on 10/9/24.

2024: On 3/27, placed on the 15-day IL with a left shoulder strain, later transferred to the 60-day IL on 5/8 ... On 5/14, assigned to High-A Dayton for a rehab assignment and struck out four batters in 3.0 innings in a start that same day ... On 5/19, assigned to the Bats and made three starts, tossing 10.2 innings and a 0.88 ERA ... Did not make another appearance until 8/27, where he tossed 4.0 scoreless innings and only gave up one hit against Iowa ... On 9/1, activated off the 60-day IL to pitch for the Reds and fanned five batters through 3.1 innings and gave up one run ... On 9/6, made an appearance out of the bullpen, recording 4.2 innings and only giving up one run on two hit batters, one hit and one walk ... On 9/11, made a start against the Cardinals and struck out five through 5.0 innings, allowing three hits, two walks, and a home run ... On 9/17, made a start against the Braves, tossing for just 1.1 innings before exiting the game with discomfort in his elbow ... On 9/18, placed on the 15-day IL with a left elbow strain, and later transferred to the 60-day IL on 9/24.

2023: Began the season with the Bats before later making his MLB debut with the Reds ... Struggled in his first month with Louisville, earning a 1-3 record while tossing an 8.46 ERA through 22.1 innings while giving up 16 walks and a .361 batting average in April ... On 5/11, earned the win in his last start with the bats, throwing for 5.2 innings and allowing just one run on six hits and three walks ... On 5/16, called up to make his Major League debut against the Rockies, and tossed 5.2 innings with six strikeouts and gave up a home run to Ezequiel Tovar for the lone run of the game against the Reds ... Earned his first career win against the Royals on 6/13 in 5.0 innings pitched ... Tossed his best month in July, earning a 2-1 record with a 2.45 ERA through 25.2 innings ... Struck out a career high nine batters in a start against Miami on 8/7, also pitched a career high 6.2 innings ... Earned a win in his last appearance of the season against the Cardinals, tossing for 6.0 innings and giving up two runs with two strikeouts.

2021: Named a Mariners Minor League Organization All-Star after tossing for a 3.39 ERA in 19 starts with both High-A Everett and Double-A Arkansas ... Average 14.0 strikeouts per 9 innings, which ranked as the highest among Mariners farmhands ... Ranked among Mariners’ Minor League leaders in strikeouts (1st, 53) and innings pitched (5th, 98.1).

PERSONAL: Graduated from Martin Country West High School in Sherburn, MN ... Played college baseball with both North Iowa Area Community College and Texas Christian ... Teammate of fellow Reds pitcher Nick Lodolo at TCU.

CAREER PITCHING STATS

21 Everett - A+ 2-1 3.19 6 6 0 0 0 31.0 21 11 11 4 10 59 0 0 Arkansas - AA 2-5 3.48 13 13 0 0 0 67.1 62 33 26 7 23 94 8 1

22 Chattanooga - AA 5-2 4.14 14 14 0 0 0 67.1 61 31 31 5 40 74 2 2 Louisville - AAA 1-5 4.07 13 13 0 0 0 55.1 53 27 25 4 37 49 1 1 23 Louisville - AAA 2-4 6.62 8 8 0 0 0 34.0 44 29 25 7 20 27 2 0

- A+ 0-0 0.00 1 1 0 0 0 3.0 1 0 0 0 0 4 0 0

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Assistant Hitting Coach

Derek Johnson Pitching Coach/Director of Pitching

Matt Tracy

Collin Cowgill ................................................

Assistant Pitching Coach

First Base Coach

Willie Harris Third Base Coach

Oscar Marin Bullpen Coach

Kyle Arnsberg ...............................................

Mike Napoli

Major League Coach/Coordinator of Advance Scouting

Assistant Bench Coach

Bill Haselman Catching Coach

José Duarte .................................................. Bullpen Catcher

James Keller Bullpen Catcher

Led by former Louisville Redbirds player Terry Francona, the 2025 Cincinnati Reds reached the postseason for the first time since the pandemic-shortened 2020 season and their first in a 162-game season since 2013. Cincinnati was eliminated by the eventual World Series champion Los Angeles Dodgers in the Wild Card Series. Eight players who appeared for Louisville during the regular season also saw action for the Reds in the series at Dodger Stadium.

2025 CINCINNATI REDS - MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL

2025 LOUISVILLE BATS - TRIPLE-A

2025 CHATTANOOGA LOOKOUTS - DOUBLE-A

2025 DAYTON DRAGONS - HIGH-A

2025 DAYTONA TORTUGAS - SINGLE-A

2025 ARIZONA COMPLEX LEAGUE REDS - ROOKIE

2025 DOMINICAN SUMMER LEAGUE REDS - ROOKIE

2025 DOMINICAN SUMMER LEAGUE ROJOS - ROOKIE

2025 REDS ORGANIZATIONAL LEADERS

BATTING LEADERS (MINIMUM 2.7 PA/GAME)

1. Adolfo Sanchez

2. Angel Salio

3. Pablo Nunez D-RED .327 36 104 42 34 1 13

4. Francisco Urbaez LOU .314 97 360 58 113 4 50

5. Tyson Lewis 2TM .311 81 315 65 98 9 54

6. Sal Stewart 2TM .309 118 437 78 135 20 80

7. Rece Hinds LOU .302 107 391 79 118 24 83

8. Alfredo Alcantara 2TM .295 82 254 58 75 8 47

9. Yojanser Calzado D-RED .292 42 137 45 40 0 14

10. Blake Dunn LOU .291 98 354 59 103 7 40

PITCHING LEADERS (MINIMUM 0.8 IP/GAME)

1. Dony Aguilera

2. Moises Castillo

3. Kevin Abel 2TM 4-9 4.55 124.2 104 59 119

4. Ryan Cardona 2TM 5-7 4.76 111.2 91 64 71

ADDITIONAL HITTING LEADERS

HOME RUNS

Edwin Rios LOU 26

Rece Hinds LOU 24

Ruben Ibarra CHA 21

Sal Stewart 2TM 20

Hector Rodriguez 2TM 19

RBI

Edwin Rios LOU 94

Rece Hinds LOU 83

Alfredo Duno DBT 81

Sal Stewart 2TM 80

Ruben Ibarra CHA 69

STOLEN BASES

Kyle Henley DBT 57

Yojanser Calzado D-RED 41

Carlos Jorge DAY 40

Sammy Stafura DBT 28

Tyson Lewis 2TM 27

ADDITIONAL PITCHING LEADERS

WINS

Jose Franco

2TM 10

Sam Benschoter LOU 8

Adam Plutko LOU 8

T.J. Sikkema 2TM 8 5 Players Tied 7

SAVES

Trevor Kuncl CHA 20

Luis Mey LOU 11

Simon Miller CHA 8

Trent Hodgdon DBT 7

Irvin Machua 2TM 7

STRIKEOUTS

Kevin Abel

2TM 119

Jose Franco 2TM 118

Nick Sando 3TM 107

Chase Petty LOU 102

Adam Serwinowski DAY 92

HITS

Hector Rodriguez 2TM 149

Sal Stewart 2TM 135

Edwin Arroyo CHA 132

Leo Balcazar 2TM 129

Rece Hinds LOU 118

INNINGS PITCHED

Kevin Abel 2TM 124.2

Chase Petty LOU 112.2

Ryan Cardona 2TM 111.2

Jose Franco 2TM 110.0

Jose Montero DAY 103.0

2025 SEASON

Outfielder Rece Hinds was named the Mary E. Barney Louisville Bats MVP Award winner for the 2025 season. In his second year in Louisville, Hinds recorded just the second 20 home run/20 stolen base season in Louisville history, finishing with 24 home runs and 21 stolen bases while batting a career-best .302.

4/2

8-2

2025 DAY-BY-DAY - FIRST HALF

(T-11th)

4/5 @OMA W, 4-0 4-4 2.0 (T-9th) Wilkerson (1-1) Champlain (0-1)

4/6 @OMA W, 7-5 (10) 5-4 2.0 (T-8th) Richardson (1-0) Cox (0-1)

4/8 IND W, 4-2 6-4 2.0 (T-7th) La Sorsa (1-0)

4/9 IND L, 7-3 6-5 3.0 (T-7th) Ashcraft (1-2)

4/10 IND -- Postponed due to inclement weather -- made up on 4/12 -4/11 IND L, 6-3 6-6 4.0 (T-7th) Fulmer (1-0) Spiers (0-1) Yean (1)

4/12-1 IND W, 5-1 7-6 3.5 (T-7th) Richardson (2-0)

4/12-2 IND W, 7-2 8-6 3.0 (7th) Wilkerson (2-0)

4/13 IND L, 6-5 (10) 8-7 4.0 (8th) Mattson (2-0)

4/15 @COL L, 6-2 8-8 4.0 (10th)

4/16 @COL L, 5-4 8-9 4.0 (11th)

4/17 @COL W, 9-4 9-9 4.0 (T-11th) La Sorsa (2-0) Kent (0-1)

4/18 @COL L, 13-2 9-10 5.0 (14th) Webb (1-1)

4/19 @COL W, 10-7 10-10 4.0 (12th)

4/20 @COL W, 7-4 11-10 4.0 (12th) Benschoter (1-0) Mikolajchak (1-1)

4/22 IOW W, 8-4 12-10 4.0 (9th) Mey (1-1) Pearson (0-1)

4/23 IOW W, 1-0 (11) 13-10 4.0 (7th) Richardson (4-0) Scalzo (0-1)

4/24 IOW -- Postponed due to inclement weather -- was scheduled to be made up on 4/25 --

4/25 IOW - DH -- Postponed due to inclement weather -- one game made up on 4/26, one game made up at IOW on 6/12 --

4/26-1 IOW L, 4-2 13-11 6.0 (7th) Miller (1-0) Moll (0-1) Hollowell (1) 2:08

4/26-2 IOW W, 5-2 14-11 5.5 (7th) Wynne (1-2) Bickford (0-1) Maxwell (2)

4/27 IOW L, 6-4 14-12 6.5 (T-7th) Thompson (2-0) La Sorsa (2-1) Neely (3)

4/29 @MEM L, 9-6 14-13 6.5 (T-8th) Granillo (3-0) Parrish (0-2) Roycroft (2)

4/30 @MEM L, 10-6 14-14 6.5 (T-8th) Mosqueda (3-1) Maxwell (0-1)

5/1 @MEM W, 13-4 15-14 6.5 (T-8th) Wilkerson (3-1) Bedell (0-2)

5/2 @MEM L, 5-1 15-15 6.5 (T-9th) Granillo (4-0) Wynne (1-3)

5/3 @MEM L, 5-4 (10) 15-16 7.0 (T-10th) Moore (1-0) Sanmartin (0-1)

5/4 @MEM W, 15-3 16-16 6.0 (T-10th) Parrish (1-2) Cornwell (1-2) 3:15 4,015

5/6 OMA W, 9-1 17-16 5.5 (T-9th) Petty (1-2) Cameron (2-1) 2:25 2,885

5/7 OMA W, 6-5 18-16 4.5 (T-7th) Benschoter (2-0) Brady (1-1) Maxwell (3) 2:34 5,983

5/8 OMA L, 6-1 18-17 5.5 (T-9th) Hatch (1-2) Wynne (1-4)

5/9 OMA L, 5-2 18-18 6.5 (T-9th) Wallace (2-0) Plutko (0-1)

5/10 OMA L, 9-0 18-19 7.5 (T-10th) Avila (2-1) Parrish (1-3)

5/11 OMA W, 4-3 19-19 7.5 (10th) Diaz (1-0) Sisk (0-1)

5/13 @IND L, 3-1 19-20 8.5 (T-11th) Nicolas (1-0) Moll (0-2) Mattson (3) 2:24 4,282

5/14 @IND L, 9-8 19-21 9.5 (12th) Yean (2-2) Diaz (1-1) 2:52

5/15 @IND L, 7-4 19-22 10.5 (13th) Fellows (4-0) Benschoter (2-1)

5/16 @IND -- Postponed due to inclement weather -- made up on 5/17 --

5/17-1 @IND L, 6-4 19-23 10.5 (14th) Harrington (2-3) Lowder (0-1) Mattson (4) 1:46

5/17-2 @IND L, 8-2 19-24 10.5 (15th) Burrows (2-1) Plutko (0-2)

5/18 @IND L, 4-3 19-25 11.5 (17th) Dombkowski (1-1) Phillips (0-1)

5/20

(5)

5/21 GWN L, 7-4 20-26 12.5 (16th) Dodd (2-1) Diaz (1-2) Kimbrel (2) 2:26 4,047

5/22 GWN W, 5-1 21-26 12.0 (14th) Busenitz (2-2)

5/23 GWN W, 4-3 22-26 11.0 (13th) Sanmartin (1-1)

5/24 GWN W, 6-0 23-26 11.5 (12th) Wilkerson (4-1) Suarez (0-1)

5/25 GWN W, 6-4 24-26 11.5 (12th) Maxwell (1-1) Gonzalez (1-1) Diaz (2) 2:33 4,406

5/27 @TOL L, 10-5 24-27 12.0 (12th) Margevicius (2-1) Petty (1-3)

5/28 @TOL L, 4-2 24-28 13.0 (12th) Guenther (1-1) Plutko (0-3) Gage (2)

5/29 @TOL L, 7-4 24-29 13.0 (13th) Seelinger (5-0) Zulueta (0-1) 2:19 3,526

5/30 @TOL L, 13-4 24-30 14.0 (14th) Balazovic (3-0) Benschoter (2-2) 3:00 6,135

5/31 @TOL L, 7-5 24-31 15.5 (14th) Seelinger (6-0) Moll (0-3) Gage (3) 2:32 7,707

6/1 @TOL L, 4-0 24-32 16.5 (14th) Margevicius (3-1) Petty (1-4) 2:17 7,377

6/3 NOR L, 8-5 24-33 17.5 (14th) Strowd (2-2) Plutko (0-4) Roth (1) 2:45 3,230

6/4 NOR L, 14-10 24-34 17.5 (15th) Contreras (3-2) Busenitz (2-3) 3:10 3,452

6/5 NOR L, 6-5 24-35 18.5 (16th) Wolfram (1-3) Mey (1-2) Roth (2) 2:26 3,837

6/6 NOR -- Postponed due to inclement weather -- made up on 6/7 --

6/7-1 NOR W, 2-1 25-35 17.0 (T-15th) Phillips (1-1) Rogers (0-3) 1:36 4,114

6/7-2 NOR -- Postponed due to inclement weather -- made up on 6/8 --

6/8-1 NOR W, 6-5 26-35 16.5 (16th) Sanmartin (2-1) McDermott (0-3) Mey (1) 2:13

6/8-2 NOR L, 4-0 26-36 16.5 (16th) Selby (1-0) Parks (0-1)

6/10 @IOW W, 8-5 27-36 15.5 (15th) Benschoter (3-2) Cosgrove (2-1) Mey (2) 2:44 6,096

6/11 @IOW L, 7-4 27-37 15.5 (T-16th) Hughes (2-4) Parks (0-2) Neely (5) 2:28 6,290

6/12-1^ IOW L, 10-2 27-38 16.5 (18th) Martin (4-0) Maxwell (1-2)

6/12-2 @IOW L, 5-4 (9) 27-39 17.0 (18th) Bickford (1-1) Phillips (1-2)

6/13 @IOW W, 9-6 28-39 17.0 (17th) Plutko (1-4) Woodford (2-3) Mey (3)

6/14 @IOW W, 14-2 29-39 16.0 (T-15th) Benschoter (4-2) Romero (0-2)

2025 DAY-BY-DAY - SECOND HALF

6/25 @STP -- Postponed due to inclement weather -- made up on 6/28 -6/26 @STP W, 4-2

(T-10th)

(T-9th)

7/2 IND L, 3-2 4-4

7/3 IND L, 11-3 4-5

7/4 @IND L, 8-1 4-6

(T-8th)

(T-10th)

(T-12th)

7/5 @IND W, 3-1 5-6 4.0 (T-10th) Mey (2-3)

7/6 @IND L, 13-11 5-7 4.0 (T-13th) Smith (2-0)

7/8 @COL W, 11-6 6-7 4.0 (T-11th) Benschoter (5-2)

7/9 @COL W, 7-3 7-7 4.0 (T-6th) Wynne (2-5) Nikhazy (5-5) 2:52 6,915

7/10 @COL L, 6-4 7-8 4.5 (T-11th) Krook (2-0) Torres Jr. (1-1) Aleman (3) 2:53 8,633

7/11 @COL L, 6-0 7-9 5.5 (T-13th) Webb (4-4) Petty (2-6)

7/12 @COL L, 3-2 7-10 6.5 (T-13th) Peterson (1-1) Benschoter (5-3)

7/13 @COL W, 7-2 8-10 6.5 (T-12th) Franco (2-1) Davenport (2-3)

7/18 STP L, 3-1 8-11 7.5 (T-13th) McCaughan (5-3) Petty (2-7) Funderburk (2)

7/19 STP W, 15-4 9-11 7.5 (T-12th) Benschoter (6-3) Raya (1-5)

7/20 STP L, 6-1 9-12 8.5 (T-14th) Lewis (2-4) Van Belle (6-4)

7/22 IOW W, 9-4 10-12 7.5 (T-12th) Benschoter (7-3) Kachmar (1-2)

7/23 IOW L, 9-0 10-13 8.5 (T-14th) Maeda (3-4) Parks (0-3)

7/24 IOW W, 4-2 11-13 7.5 (T-10th) Plutko (3-5) Wicks (1-4) Farmer (1) 2:05 4,825

7/25 IOW W, 6-5 12-13 7.5 (10th) La Sorsa (3-2) Hollowell (1-2)

7/26 IOW L, 11-9 12-14 8.5 (T-10th) Sanders (6-0) Petty (2-8) Pearson (2)

7/27 IOW W, 8-4 13-14 8.5 (T-9th) Zulueta (2-1) Turnbull (0-3) 2:43 3,822

7/29 @OMA L, 5-2 13-15 8.5 (T-10th) Gant (2-3) Greene (0-1) Krehbiel (2) 2:13 2,093

7/30 @OMA L, 4-2 13-16 9.5 (T-11th) Keuchel (1-1) Van Belle (6-5) Nogosek (1) 2:11 2,677

7/31 @OMA W, 14-2 14-16 9.0 (T-11th) Petty (3-8) Dunn (2-7)

8/1 @OMA L, 7-3 14-17 10.5 (T-12th) Sears (1-1) Franco (2-2) 2:31 5,873

8/2 @OMA W, 9-0 15-17 10.5 (T-12th) Plutko (4-5) Champlain (3-7) Benschoter (1) 2:25 6,179

8/3 @OMA W, 3-2 16-17 10.0 (T-9th) Gibaut (1-0) Kolek (0-1) Farmer (2) 2:30 5,196

8/5 TOL -- Postponed due to inclement weather -- made up on 8/6 --

8/6-1 TOL L, 13-2 16-18 10.0 (T-10th) Lange (1-1) Petty (3-9) 2:04

8/6-2 TOL L, 9-7 16-19 11.0 (12th) Rainey (1-0) Parks (0-4) Heuer (1)

8/7 TOL L, 9-4 16-20 12.0 (T-12th) Sommers (2-0) Plutko (4-6)

8/8 TOL L, 7-2 16-21 12.0 (T-13th) Montero (3-4)

8/9 TOL L, 5-2 16-22 13.0 (T-14th)

8/10 TOL W, 9-6 17-22 12.0 (T-12th) Sanmartin (4-2)

8/13 @GWN W, 14-2 19-22 11.0 (T-9th)

8/14

L, 1-0 19-23 11.0 (T-13th) Ritchie (2-0)

8/15 @GWN W, 3-0 (5) 20-23 10.0 (T-10th) Franco (3-2)

8/19 @NAS L, 7-3 21-25 11.5 (T-12th)

8/21 @NAS L, 8-7 21-27 12.0 (T-14th) McGee (5-0) Torres Jr. (1-3) Payamps (5) 2:56

8/22 @NAS L, 8-4 21-28 13.0 (T-14th) Maciejewski (3-4) Petty (4-10)

8/23 @NAS W, 13-4 22-28 13.0 (T-13th) Lyons (1-0) Zimmermann (6-7) 2:56

8/24 @NAS W, 5-2 23-28 13.0 (T-12th) Plutko (6-7) Gasser (0-1) Farmer (6)

8/26 COL W, 7-0 24-28 13.0 (T-11th) Sanmartin (5-2)

8/27 COL W, 8-2 25-28 13.0 (T-11th) Sikkema (1-0) Cantillo (0-1) Mey (5) 2:32 2,920

8/28 COL L, 2-0 25-29 13.0 (T-11th) Peterson (3-4) Petty (4-11) Mushinski (7) 2:17 4,159

8/29 COL W, 6-4 26-29 13.0 (T-10th) Sanmartin (6-2) Webb (5-7) Mey (6) 2:32 4,592

8/30 COL W, 9-3 27-29 12.0 (T-10th) Plutko (7-7) Davenport (3-6) 2:32 5,629

8/31 COL W, 7-5 28-29 11.0 (T-10th) Mey (3-3) Aleman (2-5) 2:42 4,657

9/2 STP W, 9-7 29-29 11.0 (T-10th) Petty (5-11) Rojas (1-2) Mey (7) 2:52 2,700

9/3 STP W, 6-5 (10) 30-29 11.0 (T-8th) Farmer (2-0) Baker (2-3) 2:19 2,292

9/4 STP W, 4-2 31-29 11.0 (T-8th) Barnes (1-2) Klein (0-3) Mey (8) 2:25 10,516

9/5 STP W, 5-4 (10) 32-29 10.0 (8th) Mey (4-3) McCaughan (5-6) 2:53 3,464

9/6 STP W, 4-3 33-29 9.5 (7th) Plutko (8-7) Prielipp (0-2) Benschoter (2) 2:17 8,360

9/7 STP W, 6-1 34-29 9.0 (T-6th) Petty (6-11) Rojas (1-3) 2:29 4,216

9/9 @TOL W, 3-0 35-29 8.0 (T-6th) Sikkema (2-0) Watson (3-1) Mey (9) 2:15 5,509

9/10 @TOL W, 2-0 36-29 7.0 (T-6th) Benschoter (8-3) Dobnak (2-8) Mey (10) 2:34 4,914

9/11 @TOL L, 11-4 36-30 8.0 (7th) Lee (1-1) Barnes (1-3) 2:54 6,456

9/12 @TOL L, 12-4 36-31 8.0 (8th) Go (1-0) Petty (6-12) 2:39 9,180

9/13 @TOL W, 6-5 (10) 37-31 8.0 (7th) Farmer (3-0) Unroe (2-3)

9/14 @TOL L, 5-4 37-32 8.0 (T-7th) Watson (4-1) Sikkema (2-1) Mattson (2) 2:34

9/16 NAS W, 3-1

9/17 NAS L, 4-1

8.0 (7th) Sanmartin (7-2) Cornielle (0-1) Mey (11) 2:18

9.0 (T-8th) Gasser (3-2) Zulueta (2-2) Childers (2) 2:33 2,830

9/18 NAS L, 15-4 38-34 9.0 (T-9th) Davidson (2-0) Petty (6-13) 2:57 4,017

9/19 NAS L, 6-4

10.0 (T-9th) Holub (3-2) Antone (0-1) Merryweather (3) 2:58 6,254

9/20 NAS W, 9-8 (10) 39-35 9.0 (9th) Mey (5-3) Childers (2-1) 2:51 5,272

9/21 NAS L, 11-4 39-36 10.0 (T-9th) Yoho (6-1) Jordan (0-1)

# Date Transaction

2025 TRANSACTIONS

3/27 Opening Night Roster Announced

1. 3/27 LHP Wade Miley placed on the 7-Day Injured List

2. 3/27 RHP Connor Phillips placed on the 7-Day Injured List

3. 3/27 RHP Bryan Shaw placed on the 7-Day Injured List

4. 4/1 LHP Andrew Abbott begins MLB Rehab Assignment

5. 4/4 RHP Alexis Diaz begins MLB Rehab Aassignment

6. 4/4 RHP Bryan Shaw activated off the 7-Day Injured List

7. 4/8 OF Will Benson recalled by the Cincinnati Reds

8. 4/8 INF Noelvi Marte recalled by the Cincinnati Reds

9. 4/8 OF Jack Rogers promoted to Louisville from Double-A Chattanooga

10. 4/8 RHP Carson Spiers optioned to Louisville

11. 4/10 OF Austin Hays begins MLB Rehab Assignment

12. 4/10 INF Bryson Brigman signed as a free agent

13. 4/11 RHP Carson Rudd placed on the Development List

14. 4/11 RHP Carson Spiers activated (optioned on 4/8)

15. 4/12 OF Will Benson optioned to Louisville

16. 4/12 OF Jack Rogers transferred to Double-A Chattanooga

17. 4/12 LHP Andrew Abbott returned from MLB Rehab Assignment

18. 4/13 LHP Evan Kravetz placed on the Development List

19. 4/15 OF Austin Hays returned from MLB Rehab Assignment

20. 4/15 RHP Alexis Diaz returned from MLB Rehab Assignment

21. 4/15 INF Noelvi Marte optioned to Louisville

22. 4/15 OF Jacob Hurtubise optioned to Louisville

23. 4/15 C Eric Yang placed on the Development List

24. 4/16 OF Jacob Hurtubise activated (Optioned on 4/15)

25. 4/16 INF Noelvi Marte activated (Optioned on 4/15)

26. 4/17 INF Noelvi Marte recalled by the Cincinnati Reds

27. 4/17 RHP Carson Rudd activated off the Development List

28. 4/18 RHP Albert Abreu transferred to Louisville from the ACL Reds

29. 4/18 C Eric Yang activated off the Development List

30. 4/18 RHP Carson Spiers recalled by the Cincinnati Reds

31. 4/18 RHP Bryan Shaw released by the Cincinnati Reds

32. 4/20 RHP Randy Wynne contract selected by the Cincinnati Reds

33. 4/20 RHP Ryan Cardona promoted to Louisville from Double-A Chattanooga

34. 4/20 LHP Evan Kravetz activated off the Development List

35. 4/20 RHP Carson Rudd placed on the Development List

36. 4/20 RHP Randy Wynne optioned to Louisville

37. 4/22 RHP Ryan Cardona transferred to Double-A Chattanooga

38. 4/22 LHP Sam Moll begins MLB Rehab Assignment

39. 4/22 C Tyler Stephenson begins MLB Rehab Assignment

40. 4/22 RHP Carson Rudd placed on the 7-Day Injured List

41. 4/24 RHP Randy Wynne sent outright to Louisville

42. 4/26 RHP Lyon Richardson recalled by the Cincinnati Reds

43. 4/30 INF Tyler Callihan recalled by the Cincinnati Reds

44. 4/30 RHP Chase Petty contract selected by the Cincinnati Reds

45. 4/30 RHP Brandon Komar promoted to Louisville from Double-A Chattanooga

46. 4/30 RHP Alexis Diaz optioned to Louisville March/April Totals (46 Transactions)

47. 5/1 RHP Ryan Cardona promoted to Louisville from Double-A Chattanooga

48. 5/1 RHP Luis Mey recalled by the Cincinnati Reds

49. 5/1 RHP Chase Petty optioned to Louisville

50. 5/1 RHP Yosver Zulueta recalled by the Cincinnati Reds

51. 5/1 RHP Lyon Richardson optioned to Louisville

52. 5/2 RHP Adam Plutko transferred to Louisville from the ACL Reds

53. 5/2 C Tyler Stephenson returned from MLB Rehab Assignment

54. 5/3 RHP Chase Petty activated (Optioned on 5/1)

55. 5/3 RHP Alexis Diaz activated (Optioned on 4/30)

56. 5/3 RHP Brandon Komar transferred to Double-A Chattanooga

57. 5/6 RHP Lyon Richardson recalled by the Cincinnati Reds

58. 5/6 OF Jacob Hurtubise recalled by the Cincinnati Reds

59. 5/6 RHP Ryan Cardona transferred to Double-A Chattanooga

60. 5/6 RHP Yosver Zulueta optioned to Louisville

61. 5/9 OF Will Benson recalled by the Cincinnati Reds

62. 5/9 RHP Chase Petty recalled by the Cincinnati Reds

63. 5/9 RHP Connor Phillips activated off the 7-Day Injured List

64. 5/9 OF Jack Rogers promoted to Louisville from Double-A

65. 5/9 OF Blake Dunn optioned to Louisville

66. 5/9 OF Jacob Hurtubise optioned to Louisville

67. 5/10 OF Blake Dunn activated (Optioned on 5/9)

68. 5/10 OF Jacob Hurtubise activated (Optioned on 5/9)

69. 5/10 INF Bryson Brigman placed on the 7-Day Injured List

70. 5/11 RHP Ian Gibaut begins MLB Rehab Assignment

71. 5/11 RHP Brandon Komar promoted to Louisville from Double-A Chattanooga

72. 5/13 RHP Brandon Komar transferred to Double-A Chattanooga

73. 5/15 LHP Wade Miley activated off the 7-Day Injured List

74. 5/16 RHP Rhett Lowder begins MLB Rehab Assignment

75. 5/17 INF Bryson Brigman activated off the 7-Day Injured List

76. 5/17 INF Trey Faltine transferred to Double-A Chattanooga

77. 5/21 RHP Ian Gibaut returned from MLB rehab assignment

78. 5/21 RHP Chase Petty optioned to Louisville

79. 5/21 LHP Sam Moll returned from MLB rehab assignment

80. 5/21 LHP Sam Moll optioned to Louisville

81. 5/21 LHP Drew Parrish transferred to Double-A Chattanooga

82. 5/22 RHP Lyon Richardson optioned to Louisville

83. 5/22 RHP Randy Wynne placed on the Development List

84. 5/22 LHP Evan Kravetz placed on the Development List

2025 TRANSACTIONS (CONT.)

# Date Transaction

85. 5/23 RHP Rhett Lowder returned from MLB Rehab Assignment

86. 5/24 C Eric Yang placed on the Development List

87. 5/24 OF Rece Hinds reported to Louisville (optioned 5/23)

88. 5/24 OF Jake Fraley begins MLB rehab assignment

89. 5/25 INF Christian Encarnacion-Strand MLB rehab assignment transferred from ACL Reds

90. 5/29 RHP Luis Mey optioned to Louisville

91. 5/29 RHP Alexis Diaz traded to the Los Angeles Dodgers

92. 5/30 OF Jake Fraley returned from MLB Rehab Assignment

93. 5/30 RHP Lyon Richardson recalled by the Cincinnati Reds

94. 5/30 RHP Luis Mey activated (Optioned on 5/29)

95. 5/30 RHP Randy Wynne activated off the Development List May Totals (49 Transactions)

96. 6/1 LHP Wade Miley released by the Cincinnati Reds

97. 6/3 RHP Hunter Parks promoted to Louisville from Double-A Chattanooga

98. 6/3 LHP Joe La Sorsa contract selected by the Cincinnati Reds

99. 6/3 LHP Joe La Sorsa optioned to Louisville

100. 6/5 INF Jeimer Candelario begins MLB Rehab Assignment

101. 6/5 RHP Carson Rudd activated off the 7-Day Injured List

102. 6/5 RHP Carson Rudd transferred to Double-A Chattanooga

146. 7/2 OF Ivan Johnson placed on the 7-Day Injured List

147. 7/3 RHP Yosver Zulueta optioned to Louisville

148. 7/4 LHP Joe La Sorsa activated (Optioned on 7/1)

149. 7/4 OF Connor Joe begins MLB Rehab Assignment

150. 7/4 RHP Sam Benschoter optioned to Louisville

151. 7/4 OF Ryan Vilade optioned to Louisville

152. 7/4 INF Noelvi Marte returned from MLB Rehab Assignment

153. 7/5 RHP Sam Benschoter activated (Optioned on 7/4)

154. 7/5 OF Ryan Vilade activated (Optioned on 7/4)

155. 7/7 OF Connor Joe returned from MLB Rehab Assignment

156. 7/7 OF Rece Hinds optioned to Louisville

157. 7/7 RHP Alan Busenitz transferred to 60-Day Injured List

158. 7/8 RHP Carson Spiers MLB Rehab Assignment transferred to Louisville

159. 7/8 OF Jake Fraley begins MLB Rehab Assignment

160. 7/8 OF Ivan Johnson transferred to the 60-Day Injured List

161. 7/8 C Eric Yang placed on the 7-Day Injured List

162. 7/12 INF Christian Encarnacion-Strand optioned to Louisville

163. 7/12 INF Trey Faltine placed on the Development List

164. 7/12 OF Jake Fraley returned from MLB Rehab Assignment

165. 7/14 INF Bryson Brigman released by the Cincinnati Reds

166. 7/17 RHP Aaron Wilkerson released by the Cincinnati Reds

167. 7/18 OF Jack Rogers transferred to Double-A Chattanooga

168. 7/18 RHP Buck Farmer promoted to Louisville from the ACL Reds

2025 TRANSACTIONS (CONT.)

# Date Transaction

169. 7/18 INF Sal Stewart promoted to Louisville from Double-A Chattanooga

170. 7/18 OF Hector Rodriguez promoted to Louisville from Double-A Chattanooga

171. 7/19 INF Davis Wendzel placed on the 7-Day Injured List

172. 7/19 INF Trey Faltine activated off the Development List

173. 7/20 RHP Carson Spiers returned from MLB Rehab Assignment 174. 7/21 RHP Randy Wynne placed on the 7-Day Injured List

175. 7/24 C Eric Yang activated off the 7-Day Injured List

176. 7/25 RHP Luis Mey recalled by the Cincinnati Reds

177. 7/26 RHP Luis Mey optioned to Louisville

178. 7/27 RHP Luis Mey activated (Optioned on 7/26)

179. 7/28 LHP Evan Kravetz placed on the 7-Day Injured List

180. 7/29 RHP Hunter Greene begins MLB Rehab Assignment

181. 7/29 OF Rece Hinds recalled by the Cincinnati Reds

182. 7/30 RHP Luis Mey recalled by the Cincinnati Reds

183. 7/30 RHP Brian Van Belle traded to the Tampa Bay Rays

184. 7/31 OF Rece Hinds optioned to Louisville July Totals (46 Transactions)

185. 8/1 LHP Evan Kravetz transferred to the 60-Day Injured List

186. 8/1 OF Connor Joe optioned to Louisville

187. 8/1 RHP Lyon Richardson optioned to Louisville

231. 9/2 LHP Reiver Sanmartin contract selected by the Cincinnati Reds

232. 9/2 LHP Sam Moll optioned to Louisville

233. 9/2 LHP Joe La Sorsa Designated for Assignment by the Cincinnati Reds

234. 9/3 C Tyler Stephenson begins MLB Rehab Assignment

235. 9/3 LHP Sam Moll activated (Optioned on 9/2)

236. 9/3 LHP Reiver Sanmartin optioned to Louisville

237. 9/3 RHP Lyon Richardson recalled by the Cincinnati Reds

238. 9/4 OF Jack Rogers transferred to Double-A Chattanooga

239. 9/4 LHP Reiver Sanmartin activated (Optioned on 9/3)

240. 9/5 C Tyler Stephenson returned from MLB Rehab Assignment

241. 9/5 C Will Banfield optioned to Louisville (Has Not Reported Yet)

242. 9/5 RHP Tejay Antone promoted to Louisville from Double-A Chattanooga

243. 9/6 C Will Banfield activated (Optioned on 9/5)

244. 9/10 RHP Yosver Zulueta optioned to Louisville

245. 9/10 RHP Lyon Richardson optioned to Louisville

246. 9/13 RHP Rhett Lowder begins MLB Rehab Assignment

247. 9/13 RHP Lyon Richardson activated (Optioned on 9/10)

248. 9/13 LHP Drew Parrish promoted to Louisville from Double-A Chattanooga

249. 9/13 INF Trey Faltine placed on the Development List

250. 9/13 RHP Sam Benschoter placed on the 7-Day Injured List

251. 9/18 RHP Rhett Lowder returned from MLB Rehab Assignment September Totals (25 Transactions) 2025 Totals (251 Transactions)

2025 BATTING HIGHS & LOWS

TEAM BATTING

MOST RUNS (GAME) 15 (2x) last: 7/19 vs. STP

MOST RUNS (GAME), OPP 15 9/18 vs. NAS

MOST RUNS (INNING) 9 T-3rd, 8/13 at GWN

MOST RUNS (INNING), OPP 10 B-6th, 5/30 at TOL

MOST HITS (GAME) 21 8/13 at GWN

MOST HITS (GAME), OPP 18 (3x) last: 9/18 vs. NAS

MOST HOME RUNS (GAME) 5 (2x) last: 8/23 at NAS

MOST HOME RUNS (GAME), OPP 6 6/4 vs. NOR

MOST STOLEN BASES (GAME) 4 (2x) last: 7/22 vs. IOW

MOST STOLEN BASES (GAME), OPP 8 9/19 vs. NAS

MOST CS (GAME) 2 8/21 at NAS

MOST CS (GAME), OPP 2 (3x) last: 7/5 at IND

MOST LOB (GAME) 13 (2x) last: 5/13 at IND

MOST LOB (GAME), OPP 13 (2x) last: 9/5 vs. STP

MOST TOTAL BASES (GAME) 33 7/8 at COL

MOST TOTAL BASES (GAME), OPP 37 6/4 vs. NOR

INDIVIDUAL BATTING

MOST HITS (GAME)

4 (10x) last: Ryan Vilade, 9/13 at TOL MOST HITS (GAME), OPP 5 Owne Caissie, 7/22 vs. IOW

MOST RUNS (GAME)

3 (18x) last: Sal Stewart, 8/23 at NAS

MOST RUNS (GAME), OPP 4 Nick Solak, 7/6 at IND

MOST DOUBLES (GAME)

MOST DOUBLES (GAME), OPP 2 (19x) last: Jace Jung, 9/12 at TOL

MOST TRIPLES (GAME)

3 (2x) last: Jacob Hurtubise, 6/10 at IOW

1 (25x) last: Connor Joe, 9/12 at TOL

MOST TRIPLES (GAME), OPP 2 Jahmai Jones, 5/29 at TOL

MOST HOME RUNS (GAME) 2 (8x) last: Sal Stewart, 8/23 at NAS

MOST HOME RUNS (GAME), OPP 2 (7x) last: Aaron Sabato, 9/3 vs. STP

MOST RBI (GAME)

5 (7x) last: Sal Stewart, 8/13 at GWN

MOST RBI (GAME), OPP 6 Kody Huff, 4/18 at COL

MOST STOLEN BASES (GAME) 2 (10x) last: Blake Dunn, 9/19 vs. NAS

MOST STOLEN BASES (GAME), OPP 4 Jared Oliva, 9/19 vs. NAS

MOST WALKS (GAME)

4 (2x) last: Ivan Johnson, 4/30 at MEM

MOST WALKS (GAME), OPP 3 (10x) last: Cooper Ingle, 8/28 vs. COL

MOST TOTAL BASES (GAME) 11 Sal Stewart, 7/26 vs. IOW

MOST TOTAL BASES (GAME), OPP 10 (6x) last: Aaron Sabato, 9/3 vs. STP

In his second season in Louisville, outfielder Blake Dunn led the Bats with 24 stolen bases and hit the second-longest home run by a Louisville hitter all season, a 456-foot blast off the scoreboard at Toledo on 9/13.

Infielder Sal Stewart made an immediate impact in his Triple-A debut, launching 10 home runs in 38 games, including a seasonlong 460-foot shot at Nashville on 8/23 before making his MLB debut for the Reds on 9/1.

2025 PITCHING HIGHS & LOWS

TEAM PITCHING

MOST STRIKEOUTS (GAME) 15 8/20 at NAS

MOST STRIKEOUTS (GAME), OPP 16 9/11 at TOL

MOST WALKS (GAME) 11 (2x) last: 8/10 vs. TOL

MOST WALKS (GAME), OPP 9 (6x) last: 8/23 at NAS

FEWEST HITS ALLOWED (9 INN) 1 5/22 vs. GWN

FEWEST HITS ALLOWED (9 INN), OPP 2 (2x) last: 7/23 vs. IOW

FEWEST HITS ALLOWED (7 INN) 4 6/7 vs. NOR

FEWEST HITS ALLOWED (7 INN), OPP 0 6/8-G2 vs. NOR

INDIVIDUAL PITCHING

MOST STRIKEOUTS (GAME) 9 Aaron Wilkerson, 4/5 at OMA

MOST STRIKEOUTS (GAME), OPP 11 Luinder Avila, 4/1 at OMA

MOST WALKS (GAME) 6 Chase Petty, 8/28 vs. COL

MOST WALKS (GAME), OPP 6 (2x) last: Kendry Rojas, 9/7 vs. STP

MOST HITS ALLOWED (GAME) 10 Aaron Wilkerson, 6/4 vs. NOR

MOST HITS ALLOWED (GAME), OPP 11 Trevor Rogers, 6/7 vs. NOR

LONGEST WINNING STREAK 3 Adan Plutko, 8/24-9/6

LONGEST LOSING STREAK 4 Chase Petty, 7/6-7/26

LONGEST START (IP) 9.0 Adam Plutko, 6/20 vs. SWB

LONGEST RELIEF OUTING (IP) 5.0 (2x) last: Adam Plutko, 9/13 at TOL

MOST PITCHES (GAME) 96 (2x) last: Aaron Wilkerson, 7/5 at IND

A veteran presence in Louisville’s early season rotation, Aaron Wilkerson logged 152.2 innings pitched between Louisville and Memphis, the most by any Triple-A pitcher in 2025.

DEFENSE

Adam Plutko delivered Louisville’s lone 9.0 inning complete game of 2025 on 6/20 vs. SWB, a 6-1 win with one run on three hits. It was the Bats’ first 9.0 inning CG since Daniel Wright on 5/16/16.

MOST ERRORS (TEAM) 4 7/20 vs. STP

MOST ERRORS, OPP (TEAM) 3 8/29 vs. COL

MOST ERRORS (INDIVIDUAL) 2 (5x) last: Francisco Urbaez, 9/12 at TOL

MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION

LONGEST GAME, EXTRA INN 11 4/23 vs. IOW

LONGEST GAME TIME, 9 INN 3:15 (2x) last: 7/6 at IND

SHORTEST GAME TIME, 9 INN 1:55 6/15 at IOW

LONGEST GAME TIME, EXTRA INN 2:58 4/6 at OMA (10 innings)

SHORTEST GAME TIME, ALL 1:02 5/20 vs. GWN (5 innings)

LONGEST DELAY 2:20 5/2 at MEM

LARGEST MARGIN OF VICTORY 12 (4x) last: 8/13 at GWN, W 14-2

LARGEST MARGIN OF DEFEAT 11 (3x) last: 9/18 vs. NAS, L, 15-4

LARGEST DEFICIT OVERCOME IN WIN 6 9/20 vs. NAS (down 7-1, won 9-8)

LARGEST LEAD BLOWN IN LOSS 4 5/31 at TOL (leading 5-1, lost 7-5)

MOST GAMES OVER .500 3 (6x) last: 4/26 (14-11)

MOST GAMES UNDER .500 18 8/22 (53-71)

LONGEST WINNING STREAK 11 8/29-9/10

LONGEST LOSING STREAK 9 5/27-6/5

LARGEST ATTENDANCE, HOME 10,516 9/4 vs. STP

LARGEST ATTENDANCE, ROAD 13,972 7/4 at IND

2025 BATS MULTI-HIT GAMES AND STREAKS

PLAYER Multi 2H 3H 4H 5H

Longest Streak Most RBI

Banfield 12 11 1 - - 9 (5/21-6/7) 2, 3x (MR: 7/13 @ COL)

Benson 9 7 1 1 - 9 (3/28-4/6) 4, 4/12-2 vs. IND

Brigman 6 6 - - - 6 (6/15-6/27) 2, 2x (MR: 7/1 vs. IND)

Callihan 6 4 2 - - 12 (4/9-4/26) 2, 2x (MR: 4/9 vs. IND)

Candelario 3 3 - - - 4, 6/15-6/19 3, 6/10 @ IOW

Dunn 30 26 4 - - 12 (9/9-9/21) 4, 6/28 @ STP

Encarnacion-Strand 15 13 2 - - 7 (8/19-8/26) 5, 7/22 vs. IOW

Faltine 2 2 - - - 2, 7/3-7/4 1, 2x (MR: 8/22 @ NAS)

Fraley - - - - - 5 (5/25-7/9) 1, 2x (MR: 5/27 @ TOL)

Hays - - - - - 2, 4/12-4/13 1, 2x (MR: 4/12-1 vs. IND)

Higgins 26 19 6 1 - 5 (6/8-6/14) 4, 6/14 @ IOW

Hinds 36 28 6 2 - 6, 3x (MR:9/7-9/13) 5, 8/2 @ OMA

Hurtubise 2 1 1 - - 4, 5/1-5/4 2, 2x (MR: 6/10 @ IOW)

Joe 4 4 - - - 3, 2x (MR: 9/18-9/20) 2, 3x (MR: 9/12 @ TOL)

Johnson 8 7 1 - - 6, 2x (MR: 4/12-4/17) 4, 5/6 vs. OMA

Jordan 17 14 3 - - 11 (5/18-5/31) 4, 6/4 vs. NOR

Marte 5 3 2 - - 4, 3/30-4/3 5, 7/1 vs. IND

Rios 29 19 10 - - 9, 2x (MR: 6/29-7/9) 5, 2x (MR: 6/29 @ STP) Rodriguez 18 16 2 - - 8, 2x (MR: 8/29-9/6) 3, 8/2 @ OMA

Rogers 10 7 2 1 - 6, 5/20-5/27 5, 6/14 @ IOW

Stephenson - - - - - 2, 9/3-9/4 2, 9/3 vs. STP

Stewart 10 8 - 2 - 8, 2x (MR: 8/6-8/14) 5, 8/13 @ GWN

Urbaez 26 17 7 2 - 14, 5/11-5/27 4, 7/19 vs. STP Vilade 22 20 1 1 - 6, 2x (MR: 9/9-9/14) 3, 2x (MR: 8/7 vs. TOL) Wendzel 15 12 3 - - 7, 7/13-8/23 4, 7/8 @ COL Yang 2 2 - - - 6, 7/31-8/27 2, 5/4 @ MEM

Totals 312 248 54 10 0 Urbaez (14g) 6 Players Tied, 5 RBI

2025 BATS CATCHERS’ BOX

Banfield 63 548.1 19 48 28.4% 1

Higgins 56 479.1 10 36 21.7% 4

Jordan 0 1.0 0 0 0.0% 0

Stephenson 6 42.0 2 2 50.0% 0 Yang 25 213.0 4 20 16.7% 1

In the season finale on September 21 vs. Nashville, Bats utility man Levi Jordan etched his name into the history books, playing all nine positions in the field. He started at 3B and moved his way through the infield and outfield before taking the mound in the eighth and catching the ninth, his first career appearances pitching and catching. Jordan is the third player in Louisville history to accomplish the feat and was the first to do so in Minor League Baseball since Lehigh Valley’s Ali Castillo in 2022.

2025 TEAM MISCELLANEOUS

MULTIPLE-HOME RUN EFFORTS (8) Edwin Rios (2), 6/13 @ IOW

Edwin Rios (2), 6/29 @ STP

Rece Hinds (2), 7/19 vs. STP

Edwin Rios (2), 7/25 vs. IOW

Sal Stewart (2), 7/26 vs. IOW

Rece Hinds (2), 8/2 @ OMA

Ryan Vilade (2), 8/7 vs. TOL

Sal Stewart (2), 8/23 @ NAS

LEAD-OFF HOME RUNS (5) Tyler Callihan (T1), 4/2 @ OMA

Tyler Callihan (B1), 4/9 vs. IND

Blake Dunn (T1), 8/20 @ NAS

Blake Dunn (B1), 9/2 vs. STP

Blake Dunn (B1), 9/16 vs. NAS

WALK-OFF WINS (7)

GRAND SLAMS (5)

INSIDE-THE-PARK HOME RUNS (0)

Will Benson (single), 4/23 vs. IOW

Blake Dunn (error), 5/11 vs. OMA

Jeimer Candelario (single), 6/7 vs. NOR

Francisco Urbaez (single), 7/25 vs. IOW

Levi Jordan (single), 9/3 vs. STP

Edwin Rios (single), 9/5 vs. STP

Edwin Rios (2-run home run), 9/20 vs. NAS

Ivan Johnson (B8), 5/6 vs. OMA

Levi Jordan (B4), 6/4 vs. NOR

Blake Dunn (T6), 6/28-2 @ STP

Noelvi Marte (B7), 7/1 vs. IND

Davis Wendzel (T6), 7/8 @ COL

BACK-TO-BACK HOME RUNS (9) Rios / Hinds (T10), 4/6 @ OMA

Hinds / Rios (T5), 4/19 @ COL

Stephenson / Benson (T6), 4/27 vs. IOW

Benson / Urbaez (B3), 5/7 vs. OMA

Rogers / Jordan (T4), 6/14 @ IOW

Hinds / Vilade (B4), 6/18 vs. SWB

COMPLETE GAMES (2)

Hinds / Encarnacion-Strand (B2), 7/26 vs. IOW

Higgins / Wendzel (T2), 8/23 @ NAS

Dunn / Rodriguez (B1), 9/16 vs. NAS

Wade Miley (5.0 IP), 5/20 vs. GWN

Adam Plutko (9.0 IP), 6/20 vs. SWB

SHUTOUTS (9) Wilkerson, La Sorsa, Busenitz, Maxwell (9.0 IP), 4/5 @ IOW Petty, La Sorsa, Abreu, Torres Jr., Richardson (11.0 IP), 4/23 vs. IOW Miley (5.0 IP), 5/20 vs. GWN Wilkerson, Abreu, Moll, Richardson (9.0 IP), 5/24 vs. GWN Plutko, Benschoter (9.0 IP), 8/2 @ OMA Parks, Franco (5.0 IP), 8/15 @ GWN Franco, Sanmartin, Zulueta, Richardson, Farmer (9.0 IP), 8/26 vs. COL Sikkema, Sanmartin, Farmer, Mey (9.0 IP), 9/9 @ TOL Franco, Benschoter, Moll, Farmer, Mey (9.0 IP), 9/10 @ TOL

IL PLAYER/PITCHER OF THE WEEK (3) RHP Chase Petty, 5/5-5/11

RHP Aaron Wilkerson, 5/19-5/25

RHP Adam Plutko, 9/1/9/7

2025 EJECTIONS (5)

Game Player/Coach Inn. Umpire 4/9 vs. IND Rece Hinds B4 Willie Traynor 5/10 vs. OMA Pat Kelly B9 Steven Jaschinski

7/4 @ IND Bryson Brigman B2 Pete Talkington

7/26 vs. IOW Pat Kelly T3 Mitch Trzeciak

8/6 vs. TOL (G2) Rece Hinds B7 Kelvis Velez

2025 OPENING NIGHT ROSTER

PITCHERS (15)

Sam Benschoter

Alan Busenitz

Evan Kravetz

Joe La Sorsa

Zach Maxwell

Luis Mey

Drew Parrish

Chase Petty

Lyon Richardson

Carson Rudd

Reiver Sanmartin

Lenny Torres Jr.

Aaron Wilkerson

Randy Wynne

Yosver Zulueta

CATCHERS

(3)

Will Banfield

P.J. Higgins

Eric Yang

INFIELDERS

(6)

Tyler Callihan

Levi Jordan

Noelvi Marte

Edwin Rios

OUTFIELDERS (3) Francisco Urbaez

Rece Hinds Davis Wendzel

Will Benson

Ivan Johnson

Bold - Player with Cincinnati at the end of 2025 Season

Italics - Player not on Bats active roster at the end of 2025 Season

OPENING NIGHT STARTING LINEUPS

MARCH 28, 2025 AT LOUISVILLE SLUGGER FIELD (BATS 9, REDBIRDS 4)

MEMPHIS REDBIRDS

1. Jose Fermín 2B

2. Matt Koperniak LF

3. Thomas Saggese 3B

4. Jimmy Crooks C

5. José Barrero SS

6. Michael Helman CF

7. César Prieto DH

8. Ryan Vilade RF

9. Matt Lloyd 1B Michael McGreevy P

LOUISVILLE BATS

1. Tyler Callihan 2B

2. Levi Jordan LF

3. Will Benson RF

4. Noelvi Marte 3B

5. Edwin Rios DH

6. Rece Hinds CF

7. P.J. Higgins 1B

8. Davis Wendzel SS

9. Will Banfield C

Randy Wynne P

Tyler Callihan started his first full Triple-A season with a bang, hitting one of three Bats home runs in the 9-4 Opening Night victory over Memphis. Callihan was a star in the Louisville lineup to start the season, hitting .303 over 24 games before earning his first career big league promotion and making his MLB debut on April 30.

Longtime team doctor Walter E. Badenhauesn Jr. passed away on August 29, 2025. Since Triple-A baseball came to Louisville in 1982, Dr. B cared for generations of Redbirds, RiverBats, and Bats players with unmatched dedication. In 2014, the Athletic Training Room at Louisville Slugger Field was renamed in his honor.

INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE / HISTORY

On March 30, 2025 former Louisville Redbirds star Bill Lyons was the honorary guest at Louisville Slugger Field as the Bats turned back the clock to wear vintage Louisville Redbirds uniforms for their game against the Memphis Redbirds. Lyons signed autographs and threw out the first pitch before Louisville defeated Memphis.

A Louisville franchise fixture from 1982-88, Lyons is the franchise leader in runs, while ranking among the Louisville leaders in may other offensive categories. He also appeared in 88 MLB games for the St. Louis Cardinals from 1983-84.

INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE DIRECTORY

REGIONAL SUPERVISOR Ronnie Richardson

PRESIDENT/GMS

Anthony Sprague (Buffalo)

Rob Egan (Charlotte)

Tyler Parsons (Columbus)

Chrystal Rowe (Durham)

Joe Harrington (Gwinnett)

Randy Lewandowski (Indianapolis)

Sam Bernabe (Iowa)

Matt Goudreau (Jacksonville)

Kurt Landes (Lehigh Valley)

Greg Galiette (Louisville)

Craig Unger (Memphis)

Adam English (Nashville)

Joe Gregory (Norfolk)

Martie Cordaro (Omaha)

Naomi Silver (Rochester)

Shawn Reilly (Scranton/WB)

Zane Heinselman (St. Paul)

Jason Smorol (Syracuse)

Joe Napoli (Toledo)

Dr. Charles Steinberg (Worcester)

2026 SCHEDULE

Opening Date: March 27

Closing Date: September 20

Number of Games: 150

IL Championship Series: Sept. 22-24

Triple-A Championship Game: Sept. 26

Indianapolis 87 62 .584 --

Nashville 85 63 .574 1.5

Toledo 84 66 .560 3.5

Memphis 80 68 .541 6.5

Iowa 74 75 .497 13.0

Louisville 71 79 .473 16.5

Columbus 64 81 .441 21.0

Gwinnett 63 87 .420 24.5

Omaha 62 86 .419 24.5

St. Paul 62 86 .419 24.5

^ First-half overall winner

* Second-half overall winner

INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES

Game 1 - Sept. 23, 2025 - Scranton/WB 5 @ Jacksonville 4 (1-0 SWB) Game 2 - Sept. 24, 2025 - Scranton/WB 4 @ Jacksonville 6 (1-1 Tie) Game 3 - Sept. 25, 2025 - Scranton/WB 4 @ Jacksonville 7 (2-1 JAX Wins)

2025 IL POSTSEASON ALL-STARS

POSITION PLAYER TEAM

Catcher Samuel Basallo Norfolk

First Baseman Jonathon Long Iowa

Second Baseman Jose Fermín Memphis

Third Baseman Otto Kemp Lehigh Valley

Shortstop Cam Devanney Indianapolis

Outfielder Dylan Beavers Norfolk

Outfielder Justin Crawford Lehigh Valley

Outfielder Owen Caissie Iowa

Designated Hitter Rece Hinds Louisville

Utility Jose Rojas Scranton/WB

Starting Pitcher Allan Winans Scranton/WB

Starting Pitcher Joe Boyle Durham

Starting Pitcher Mick Abel Lehigh Valley/St. Paul

Starting Pitcher Robby Snelling Jacksonville

Relief Pitcher Andre Granillo Memphis

Relief Pitcher Craig Yoho Nashville

Most Valuable Player Dylan Beavers Norfolk

Pitcher of the Year Mick Abel Lehigh Valley/St. Paul

Top MLB Prospect JJ Wetherholt Memphis Manager of the Year Shelley Duncan Scranton/WB

2025 IL LEAGUE LEADERS

1. Justin Crawford LHV .334 112 440 88 147 7 47

2. Nick Solak IND .332 111 419 76 139 14 73

3. Bryan Torres MEM .328 104 332 58 109 9 51

4. Moisés Ballesteros IOW .316 114 446 62 141 13 76

5. Francisco Urbaez LOU

6. Jonathon Long IOW .305 140 514 86 157 20 91

7. Dylan Beavers NOR .304 94 342 78 104 18 51

8. Rece Hinds LOU

9. Corey Julks CLT .300 116 436 77 131 15 58

10. César Prieto MEM .300 121 460 79 138 9 71 HOME RUNS

J. Rojas SWB 32

B. Seymour DUR 30

C. Pérez IOW 27

T. Elko CLT 26

E. Rios LOU 26 EXTRA-BASE HITS

J. Rojas SWB 71

C. Pérez IOW 60

M. Melendez OMA 56

B. Seymour DUR 54

B. Dalbec OMA 53

RBI

J. Rojas SWB 105 E. Rios LOU 94

J. Long IOW 91 C. Pérez IOW 87 2 others tied at 87 STOLEN BASES

RUNS

J. Crawford LHV 88 P. Halpin COL 86

J. Long IOW 86

T. Rumfield SWB 85

R. Lantigua LHV 82

J. Oliva NAS 57

J. Marsee JAX 47

J. Crawford LHV 46

R. Delgado NAS 40

Ó. Mercado LHV 40 HITS

J. Long IOW 157

J. Crawford LHV 147

T. Rumfield SWB 142

M. Ballesteros IOW 141

N. Solak IND 139

2025 IL LEAGUE LEADERS (CONT.)

SLUGGING PCT.

J. Rojas SWB .599

C. Pérez IOW .572

R. Hinds LOU .563

B. Seymour DUR .553

T. Elko CLT .552

DOUBLES

J. Meneses SYR 35

C. Prieto MEM 35

J. Rojas SWB 35

M. Melendez OMA 33

2 players tied with 32

ON BASE PCT.

B. Torres MEM .441

D. Beavers NOR .420

J. Crawford LHV .411

N. Solak IND .411

J. Long IOW .404

TRIPLES

Hao-Yu Lee TOL 8

Ji Hwan Bae IND 7

Akil Baddoo TOL 6

Gage Workman TOL 6

7 players tied with 5

STRIKEOUTS

E. Rios LOU 180

M. Tolentino COL 158

P. Halpin COL 156

B. Dalbec OMA 155

C. Williams DUR 154

WALKS

C. Franklin ROC 80

G. Rincones LHV 80

J. Long IOW 79

J. Jung TOL 78

R. Lantigua LHV 77

PITCHING TOP 10 (MINIMUM 0.8 IP/TEAM GAME)

PLAYER CLUB W-L

1. Curtis Taylor MEM 10-4 3.21 137.1 112 51 118

2. Aaron Wilkerson LOU/MEM 7-3 3.89 152.2

3. Logan Workman DUR 9-7 4.02 152.1 138 45 152

4. Connor Noland IOW 9-6 4.07 132.2 133 55 115

5. Andrew Alvarez ROC 3-7 4.10 123.0 114 52 114

6. Bruce Zimmerman NAS 10-7 4.11 138.0 140 30 109

7. Ryan Webb COL 8-7 4.15 121.1 100 61 119

8. Brandon Sproat SYR 8-6 4.24 121.0 97 53 113

9. Alan Rangel LHV 5-5 4.55 124.2 122 40 131

10. Cameron Weston NOR 5-9 4.59 135.1 130 71 133

WINS

A. Winans SWB 12

L. Henderson NAS 10

C. Roa JAX 10

C. Taylor MEM 10

SAVES

W. Suero SYR 13

L. Mey LOU 11

I. Campbell WOR 9

R. Lovelady SYR 8

INNINGS PITCHED

A. Wilkerson 2TM 152.2

L. Workman DUR 152.1

B. Zimmerman NAS 138.0

C. Taylor MEM 137.1

B. Zimmerman NAS 10

STRIKEOUTS

L. Workman DUR 152

E. Leal SWB 133

C. Weston NOR 133

A. Rangel LHV 131

T. Ward NOR 131

LOSSES

C. Petty LOU 13

D. Daniel GWN 12

E. Leal SWB 10

E. McKendry CLT 10

6 players tied with 9

3 players tied with 8

WALKS

T. Ward NOR 94

Q. Mathews MEM 74

C. Weston NOR 71

C. Lewis STP 68

R. Webb COL 61

GAMES

O. Mosqueda MEM 55

Z. Maxwell LOU 51

J. Kuhnel SWB 50

C. Roa JAX 50

E. Yean IND 50

C. Weston NOR 135.1

WHIP

A. Wilkerson 2TM 1.08

C. Taylor MEM 1.19

L. Workman DUR 1.20

B. Zimmerman NOR 1.23

B. Sproat SYR 1.24

HOLDS

J. Rooney JAX 11

J. Kuhnel SWB 10

O. Mosqueda MEM 10

4 players tied with 9

IL YEAR-BY-YEAR CHAMPIONS

YEAR TEAM MANAGER

1933 Buffalo Ray Schalk

1934 Toronto Ike Boone

1935 Syracuse Nemo Leibold

1936 Buffalo Ray Schalk

1937 Newark Oscar Vitt

1938 Newark Johnny Neun

1939 Rochester Billy Southworth

1940 Newark Johnny Neun

1941 Montreal Clyde Sukeforth

1942 Syracuse Jewel Ens

1943 Syracuse Jewel Ens

1944 Baltimore Tommy Thomas

1945 Newark Bill Meyer

1946 Montreal Clay Hopper

1947 Syracuse Jewel Ens

1948 Montreal Clay Hopper

1949 Montreal Clay Hopper

1950 Baltimore Nick Cullop

1951 Montreal Walter Alston

1952 Rochester Harry Walker

1953 Montreal Walter Alston

1954 Syracuse Skeeter Mewsome

1955 Rochester Fred Walker

1956 Rochester Fred Walker

1957 Buffalo Phil Cavarretta

1958 Montreal Clay Bryant

1959 Havana Preston Gomez

1960 Toronto Mel McGaha

1961 Buffalo Kirby Farrell

1962 Atlanta Jose Schultz

1963 Indianapolis Rollie Hemsley

1964 Rochester Darrell Johnson

1965 Toronto Dick Williams

1966 Toronto Dick Williams

1967 Toledo Jack Tighe

1968 Jacksonville Clyde McCullough

1969 Syracuse Frank Verdi

1970 Syracuse Frank Verdi

1971 Rochester Joe Altobelli

1972 Tidewater Hank Bauer

YEAR TEAM MANAGER

1980 Columbus Joe Altobelli

1981 Columbus Frank Verdi

1982 Tidewater Jack Aker

1983 Tidewater Davey Johnson

1984 Pawtucket Tony Torchia

1985 Tidewater Bob Schaefer

1986 Richmond Roy Majtyka

1987 Columbus Bucky Dent

1988 Rochester Johnny Oates

1989 Richmond Jim Beauchamp 1990 Rochester Greg Biagini

1991 Columbus Rick Down 1992 Columbus Rick Down

1993 Charlotte Charlie Manuel 1994 Richmond Grady Little 1995 Ottawa Pete Mackanin

1973 Pawtucket Darrell Johnson

1974 Rochester Joe Altobelli

1975 Tidewater Joe Frazier

1976 Syracuse Bobby Cox

1977 Charleston Jim Beauchamp

1978 Richmond Tommy Aaron

1979 Columbus Gene Michael

1996 Columbus Stump Merrill

1997 Rochester Marv Foley 1998 Buffalo Jeff Datz

1999 Charlotte Tom Spencer 2000 Indianapolis Steve Smith

2001 Louisville Dave Miley

2002 Durham Bill Evers

2003 Durham Bill Evers 2004 Buffalo Marty Brown 2005 Toledo Larry Parrish

2006 Toledo Larry Parrish

2007 Richmond Dave Brundage 2008 Scranton/WB Dave Miley

2009 Durham Charlie Montoyo 2010 Columbus Mike Sarbaugh 2011 Columbus Mike Sarbaugh 2012 Pawtucket Arnie Beyeler 2013 Durham Charlie Montoyo 2014 Pawtucket Kevin Boles 2015 Columbus Chris Tremie 2016 Scranton/WB Al Pedrique 2017 Durham Jared Sandberg 2018 Durham Jared Sandberg 2019 Columbus Tony Mansolino 2020 Cancelled due to COVID-19 2021* Durham Brady Williams 2022 Durham Brady Williams 2023 Norfolk Buck Britton 2024 Omaha Mike Jirschele 2025 Jacksonville David Carpenter * - Triple-A East Championship

IL CHAMPIONSHIPS BY TEAM

IL HALL OF FAME

NAME YEAR

Aaron, Tommie 2008

Alexander, Dale 2008

Alston, Walter 2010

Altobelli, Joe 2008

Arlett, Russell “Buzz” 2009

Balboni, Steve 2011

Barrett, Charles “Red” 2009

Baylor, Don 2010

Bentley, Jack 1958

Berly, Jack 1955

Betzel, Christian “Bruno” 1957

Boley, Joe 1954

Boggs, Wade 2011

Bombard, Marc 2015

Boone, Ike 1957

Brant, Marshall 2015

Brown, Joe 1962

Buford, Don 2008

Carnegie, Ollie 1947

Carswell, Frank 2010

Cazen, Walter 2009

Collins, James “Rip” 1951

Cook, Gene 2008

Cooper, Harold 2007

Cox, Bobby 2019

Crabtree, Estel 1953

Demeter, Steve 2009

Derry, Russ 2008

Dunn, Jack 1950

Earnshaw, George 1956

Easter, Luke 2008

Eiland, Dave 2012

Ens, Jewel 1950

Evers, Bill 2012

Gardner, Lee 2017

Garr, Ralph 2008

Gilhooley, Sr., Frank 2008

Grich, Bobby 2010

Grove, Robert “Lefty” 2008

Hamlin, Luke 1955

Hauser, Joe 2008

Herrera, Frank “Pancho” 2008

Hessman, Mike 2017

NAME YEAR

McMillon, Billy 2019

Mele, Albert “Dutch” 2009

Merkle, Fred 1953

Merrill, Carl “Stump” 2009

Meulens, Hensley 2016

Meyer, Bill 1949

Miley, Dave 2014

Mondor, Ben 2008

Montoyo, Charlie 2016

Morgan, Joe 2008

Moss, Howie 1960

Murray, Bill 1952

Nelson, Glenn “Rocky” 1960

Ogden, Jack 1952

O’Neill, Steve 1947

Onslow, Ed 1951

Parnham, James “Rube” 1957

Parrish, Larry 2013

Holly, Ed 1949

Hopper, Clay 2009

Howley, Dan 1950

Hutchinson, Fred 1954

Jacobson, Merwin 1955

Jethroe, Sam 2019

Jones, Mack 2013

Keller, Charlie 1947

Kelly, Bill 1954

Kisinger, Charles “Rube” 2009

Knight, Joe 2009

Labbruzzo, Don 2015

Lanigan, Ernest 1947

Lasorda, Tommy 2008

Maisel, Frederick “Fritz” 1959

Manto, Jeff 2014

Mamaux, Al 1951

Manley, William 1953

McCarthy, Joe 1956

McGowan, Frank 1947

Pennock, Herb 1948

Petagine, Roberto 2009

Porter, Dick 1963

Powers, Pat 1961

Puccinelli, George 2008

Quellich, George 2008

Rice, Jim 2008

Richmond, Don 2013

Ripken, Jr., Cal 2011

Ripple, Jimmy 1956

Robinson, Jackie 1960

Rosenfield, Dave 2008

Rudolph, Dick 1948

Ryba, Mike 2010

Sankey, Ben 1947

Sauer, Hank 2008

Schnacke, Ken 2017

Schoendienst, Red 2009

Schumaker, Max 2017

Schwechheimer, Lou 2019

Seeds, Bob 2010

Selkirk, George 1958

Shaughnessy, Frank 1947

Short, Bill 2009

Silver, Morrie 2008

Simone, Anthony “Tex” 2008

Sisler, Jr., George 2007

Smythe, William “Harry” 1959

Southworth, Billy 1947

Stallings, George 1959

Stevens, Ed 2009

Tamburro, Mike 2012

Thomas, Alphonse “Tommy” 1948

Tiefenauer, Bobby 2008

Toporcer, George 1949

Triplett, Coaker 2010

Tucker, Ollie 2008

Verdi, Frank 2008

Walker, Fred “Dixie” 1947

Walker, Harry “The Hat” 2009

Walsh, Jimmy 1958

Weber, Jim 2014

Whitman, Hobart “Rabbit” 2008

Wilson, Archie 2008

Wiltse, George 1952

LOS MURCIÉLAGOS DE LOUISVILLE

Starting in 2019, the Bats have transformed to Los Murciélagos de Louisville for select games each season as part of MiLB’s “Copa de la Diversión” or “Fun Cup.” The season-long event is designed to embrace the culture and values that resonate most within Minor League Baseball teams’ local U.S. Hispanic communities. The name translates from Spanish as “the Bats of Louisville.”

Once used as a cultural symbol, the bat was emphasized within myths and legends of ancient Mesoamerican civilizations, including the Aztec and Mayan empires, which spread across regions that include current-day Mexico, South & Central America, and the Caribbean. In addition, the bat has been used as a symbol represented in the coat of arms of Spanish royalty.

LOUISVILLE BASEBALL ALL-TIME RECORDS

(ML) 1876-77, 1892-99 484-744 .394

RECORDS SINCE 1982

YEAR W-L PCT.

1982 73-62 .541 T-2 E 41-27 32-35 Joe Frazier STL

1983 78-57 .578 1

E 43-25 35-32 Jim Fregosi STL

1984 79-76 .510 4 46-32 33-44 Jim Fregosi STL 1985 74-68 .521 1

E 39-32 35-36 Jim Fregosi STL 1986 64-78 .451 4

E 34-37 30-41 Jim Fregosi STL Dyar Miller Dave Bialas

1987 78-62 .557 2 42-28 36-34 Mike Jorgensen STL 1988 63-79 .444 4

E 36-37 27-42 Mike Jorgensen STL 1989 71-74 .490 4

E 41-32 30-42 Mike Jorgensen STL 1990 74-72 .507 3 E 48-26 26-46 Gaylen Pitts STL 1991 51-92 .357 4 E 27-44 24-48 Mark DeJohn STL 1992 73-70 .510 3

E 43-29 30-41 Jack Krol STL Mark Riggins 1993 68-76 .472 3 E 39-33 29-43 Jack Krol STL Mark Riggins 1994 74-68 .521 4 42-29 32-39 Joe Pettini STL 1995 74-70 .514 4 44-28 30-42 Joe Pettini STL 1996 60-84 .417 4

E 33-39 27-45 Joe Pettini STL 1997 58-85 .406 4 E 36-36 22-49 Gaylen Pitts STL 1998 77-67 .535 1 W 41-31 36-36 Gary Allenson MIL 1999 63-81 .438 3

W 38-34 25-47 Gary Allenson MIL 2000 71-73 .493 3

W 42-30 29-43 Dave Miley CIN 2001 84-60 .583 1 W 46-26 38-34 Dave Miley CIN 2002 79-65 .549 2 W 45-27 34-38 Dave Miley CIN 2003 79-64 .552 1

W 46-26 33-38 Dave Miley CIN Mack Jenkins Rick Burleson 2004 67-77 .465 2

W 35-37 32-40 Rick Burleson CIN 2005 66-78 .458 4 W 35-37 31-41 Rick Sweet CIN 2006 75-68 .524 3 W 43-30 32-38 Rick Sweet CIN 2007 74-70 .514 2

W 39-33 35-37 Rick Sweet CIN 2008 88-56 .611 1

W 44-28 44-28 Rick Sweet CIN 2009 84-58 .592 1

W 45-27 39-31 Rick Sweet CIN 2010 79-64 .552 1

W 43-29 36-35 Rick Sweet CIN 2011 73-71 .507 3 W 40-32 33-39 Rick Sweet CIN 2012 51-93 .354 4

W 29-42 22-51 David Bell CIN 2013 69-75 .479 3

W 33-39 36-36 Jim Riggleman CIN 2014 68-75 .476 4

W 33-38 35-37 Jim Riggleman CIN 2015 64-80 .444 3

W 34-38 30-42 Delino DeShields CIN 2016 71-73 .493 2 W 32-39 38-34 Delino DeShields CIN 2017 56-86 .394 4

W 28-43 28-43 Delino DeShields CIN 2018 61-76 .445 4

W 32-38 29-38 Pat Kelly CIN Dick Schofield 2019 59-81 .421 4

W 31-39 28-42 Jody Davis CIN 2021 55-73 .430 6

MW 31-33 24-40 Pat Kelly CIN 2022 60-90 .400 10

W 30-45 30-45 Pat Kelly CIN 2023 75-73 .507 4

W 40-35 35-38 Pat Kelly CIN 2024 67-82 .450 10 W 39-34 28-48 Pat Kelly CIN 2025 71-79 .473 6

W 41-33 30-46 Pat Kelly CIN

TOTAL: 2,998-3,161 • HOME: 1,649-1,437 • LSF: 936-858

YEAR-BY-YEAR RECORDS

1876 30-36 .455 5 22.0

1877 35-25 .583 2 7.0

1882 42-38 .525 3 13.0

1883 52-45 .536 5 13.5

1884 68-40 .630 3 7.5

1885 53-59 .473 T-5 26.0

1908 88-65 .575 2 4.0

1909

1913 95-72 .569 3 5.0

1916 101-66 .605 1 +5.5

1917 88-66 .571 3 2.5

1918

1922

1925 106-61 .635 1 +13.5

YEAR-BY-YEAR RECORDS (CONT.)

51-93 .354 4 W 38.0 2013 69-75 .479 3 W 11.0 2014 68-75 .476 4 W 10.5 2015 64-80 .444 3 W 19.0 2016 71-73 .493 2 W 11.0 2017 56-86 .394 4 W 23.0

2018 61-76 .445 4 W 11.0

2019 59-81 .421 4 W 22.0

2021 55-73 .430 6 MW 18.0

2022 60-90 .400 10 W 31.5 2023 75-73 .507 4 W 14.5

2024 67-82 .450 10 W 22.5

2025 71-79 .473 6 W 18.0 PLAYOFF TEAMS IN BOLD

MANAGER RECORDS SINCE 1982

1 Rick Sweet 539-465

2 Pat Kelly 332-403

Dave Miley 296-245

Fregosi 263-232

5 Mike Jorgensen 212-215

6 Joe Pettini

7 Delino DeShields 191-239

Allenson 140-148

Riggleman 137-150

Jack Krol

Pitts

12 Rick Burleson

DeJohn

LOUISVILLE PLAYOFF HISTORY

1939: Louisville def. Minneapolis in semifinals, 4-1

Louisville def. Indianapolis in finals, 4-1

American Association Champions

1940 Louisville def. Columbus in semifinals, 4-2

Louisville def. Kansas City in finals, 4-0

American Association Champions

1941: Louisville def. Minneapolis in semifinals, 4-2

Columbus def. Louisville in finals, 4-1

1944: Louisville def. Milwaukee in semifinals, 4-2

Louisville def. St. Paul in finals, 4-1

American Association Champions

1945: Louisville def. Milwaukee in semifinals, 4-2

Louisville def. St. Paul in finals, 4-2

American Association Champions

1946: Louisville def. St. Paul in semifinals, 4-2

Louisville def. Indianapolis in finals, 4-0

American Association Champions

1947: Louisville def. Minneapolis in semifinals, 4-3

Milwaukee def. Louisville in finals, 4-3

1951: St. Paul def. Louisville in semifinals, 4-1

1953: Toledo def. Louisville in semifinals, 4-3

1954: Louisville def. Columbus in semifinals, 4-3

Louisville def. Indianapolis in finals, 4-3

American Association Champions

1955: Omaha def. Louisville in semifinals, 4-3

1956: Fort Worth def. Louisville in semifinals, 4-0

1960: Louisville def. St. Paul in semifinals, 4-2

Louisville def. Denver in finals, 4-2

American Association Champions

1961: Louisville def. Denver in semifinals, 4-3

Louisville def. Houston in finals, 4-2

American Association Champions

1962: Louisville def. Indianapolis in semifinals, 3-0

Louisville def. Denver in finals, 4-2

American Association Champions

1969: Syracuse def. Louisville in semifinals, 3-2

1972: Louisville def. Rochester in semifinals, 2-1 Tidewater def. Louisville in finals, 3-2

1983: Louisville def. Oklahoma City in semifinals, 3-2 Denver def. Louisville in finals, 4-0

1984: Louisville def. Indianapolis in semifinals, 4-2 Louisville def. Denver in finals, 4-1

American Association Champions

1985: Louisville def. Oklahoma City in finals, 4-1

American Association Champions

1987: Indianapolis def. Louisville in semifinals, 3-2

1994: Indianapolis def. Louisville in semifinals, 3-0

1995: Louisville def. Indianapolis in semifinals, 3-0 Louisville def. Buffalo in finals, 3-2

American Association Champions

1998: Durham def. Louisville in semifinals, 3-0

2001: Louisville def. Norfolk in semifinals, 3-2 Louisville def. Scranton/WB in finals, 1-0

International League Champions

2003: Durham def. Louisville in semifinals, 3-1

2008: Durham def. Louisville in semifinals, 3-1

2009: Durham def. Louisville in semifinals, 3-2

2010: Durham def. Louisville in semifinals, 3-2 TOTAL

RECORDS BY MONTH SINCE 1982

1982 9-7 15-15 16-14 20-10 13-16 0-0 73-62

1983 7-6 15-14 20-11 20-12 16-14 0-0 78-57

1984 11-7 17-17 17-15 20-14 12-21 2-2 79-76

1985 8-10 12-12 14-17 19-16 19-13

1986 9-5 14-14 11-20 12-20 17-19 1-0 64-78

1987 11-6 15-14 13-16 17-15 19-11 3-0 78-62

1988 8-13 17-13 17-13 11-19 10-20 0-1 63-79

1989 10-14 17-13 14-15 18-12 11-20 1-0 71-74

1990 10-14 17-12 16-14 16-13 13-18 2-1 74-72

1991 8-11 12-19 12-17 7-22 11-21 1-2 51-92

1992 6-9 15-17 20-12 12-14 14-17 6-1* 73-70

1993 10-8 17-13 12-16 17-14 9-22 3-3 68-76

1994 10-11 19-13 17-12 12-18 14-12 2-2 74-68

1995 13-9 19-9 16-15 13-16 12-18 1-3 74-70

1996 8-13 11-17 16-15 12-20 12-18 1-1 60-84

1997 11-15 12-16 10-19 14-15 11-19 0-1 58-85

1998 11-9 14-16 13-14 21-7 15-17 3-4 77-67

1999 7-15 15-15 11-18 14-14 12-17 4-2 63-81

2000 16-6* 12-18 20-10 9-20 13-16 1-3 71-73

2001 14-10 21-9* 12-17 18-11 16-13 3-0 84-60

2002 14-12 18-12 14-15 17-11 14-15 2-0 79-65

2003 15-9 17-12 19-12 13-16 14-15 1-0 79-64

2004 8-13 17-13 13-15 13-16 13-18 3-2 67-77

2005 11-12 14-15 14-15 14-15 11-18 2-3 66-78

2006 11-13 11-16 22-7* 14-15 15-15 2-2 75-68

2007 11-12 17-13 15-14 11-17 17-14 3-0 74-70

2008 16-11 18-12 13-15 18-10 23-7*

2009 11-8 12-19 19-9 18-10 19-10 5-2 84-58

2010 7-15 17-13 12-16 22-6* 18-11 3-3 79-64

2011 16-7 13-16 15-15 14-14 13-17 2-2 73-71

2012 9-16 8-21 14-16 12-16 8-21

2014 11-14 15-16 17-11 12-17 12-17 1-0 68-74

2015 8-13 17-12 14-15 14-15 10-19 1-6 64-80

2016 12-9 16-14 11-18 14-14 15-15 3-3 71-73

2017 9-14 9-19 14-15 12-15 10-21 2-2 56-86

2018 9-11 8-22 14-13 16-12 13-16 1-2 61-76

2019 10-16 13-15 7-21 15-12 13-16 1-1 59-81

2021 0-0 7-16 12-14 10-17 12-13 14-11 55-73

2022 8-15 9-16 11-15 13-11 11-16 7-18 60-90

2023 9-17 19-7 13-11 12-12 13-14 9-12 75-73

2024 14-14^ 17-9 10-16 8-14 9-19 9-10 67-82

2025 14-14^ 10-17 11-15 11-13 14-13 11-7 71-79 TOTALS

* monthly franchise record ^includes 2-1 record in both March 2024 and March 2025

SEASON HITTING RECORDS SINCE 1982

BATTING AVERAGE

* Norris Hopper (2006) .347

Lance Johnson (1987) .333

* Dmitri Young (1996) .333

Raul Gonzalez (2002) .333

Kelly Paris (1982) .328

* Hernan Iribarren (2016) .327

AT-BATS

* Vince Coleman (1984) 608

Jason Bourgeois (2014) 551

Raul Gonzalez (2001) 539

* Stan Royer (1991) 523

Fred Manrique (1986) 520

Allen Battle (1994) 520

HITS

* Allen Battle (1994) 163

Ron Belliard (1998) 163

* Raul Gonzalez (2001) 161

Lance Johnson (1987) 159

Kelly Paris (1982) 158

RBI

* Kevin Witt (2002) 107

* Jim Adduci (1983) 101

Jim Lindeman (1986) 96

Kevin Barker (1998) 96

Gary Raysich (1984) 95

STOLEN BASES

* Vince Coleman (1984) 101

* Billy Hamilton (2013) 75

* Chuck Carr (1992) 53

* Greg Martinez (1999) 48

* Alex Cole (1989) 47

DOUBLES

* Allen Battle (1994) 44

* Brady Clark (2000) 41

* Raul Gonzalez (2001) 39

Matt Reynolds (2023) 38

Christian Colon (2019) 37

TRIPLES

* Tito Landrum (1983) 12

Lance Johnson (1987) 11

Greg Martinez (1998) 11

# Tim Jones (1993) 10

Chuck Carr (1992) 9

Tripp Cromer (1994) 9

Drew Anderson (2008) 9

Chris Dickerson (2008) 9

HOME RUNS

Mike Calise (1982) 33

Jose Oliva (1996) 31

Gary Rajsich (1984) 29

Mike Laga (1987) 29

Aristides Aquino (2019) 28

Brian O’Grady (2019) 28

RUNS

* Ron Belliard (1998) 114

* Allen Battle(1994) 104

* Vince Coleman (1984) 97

Raul Gonzalez (2002) 91

* Zack Cozart (2010) 91

BASE ON BALLS

* Duane Walker (1987) 87

Alejo Lopez (2023) 79

George Bjorkman (1982) 78

MOST STRIKEOUTS

* Edwin Rios (2025) 180

Rece Hinds (2024) 160

* Mike Calise (1982) 156

Aaron Herr (2007) 144

Matt Reynolds (2023) 141

Kevin Witt (2002) 140

P.J. Higgins (2024) 140

FEWEST STRIKEOUTS/AB

Norris Hopper (2006) 25/383

Jeff Doyle (1982) 31/415

Jason Bourgeois (2014) 51/551

Bien Figueroa (1990) 37/396

William Bergolla (2005) 39/400

* Tom Baine (1989) 76

* Bernard Gilkey (1990) 75

GAMES

Vince Coleman (1984) 152

# Rod Brewer (1990) 144

* Raul Gonzalez (2001) 142

Jim Lindeman (1986) 139

* Stan Royer (1991) 138

* LED LEAGUE # TIED FOR LEAGUE LEAD

WINS

SEASON PITCHING RECORDS SINCE 1982

* Ralph Citarella (1982) 15

* Adam Pettyjohn (2008) 15

# Bob Tewksbury (1989) 13

Howard Hilton (1989) 12

# Rene Arocha (1992) 12

# Jeff Ballard (1992) 12

Jose Acevedo (2002) 12

Jared Fernandez (2002) 12

Greg Reynolds (2013) 12

SAVES

* Mike Perez (1990) 31

* Jon Adkins (2008) 30

Scott Chiasson (2006) 29

* Willie Smith (1994) 29

* Rich Batchelor (1996) 28

WALKS

Mickey Mahler (1984) 88

Kevin Hagen (1985) 87

Mike Dunne (1986) 82

Robert Ellis (1998) 78

Sean Gallagher (2012) 75

GAMES

* Howard Hilton (1989) 70

Steve Peters (1989) 65

* Trever Miller (2002) 65

* Matt Arrandale (1996) 63

Greg Mullins (1998) 61

COMPLETE GAMES

# Steve Baker (1984) 10

# Al Olmsted (1982) 9

Kevin Hagen (1983) 8

* Joe Magrane (1986) 8

LOSSES

Daniel Corcino (2013) 14

Keury Mella (2019) 14

* Chase Petty (2025) 13

* John Martin (1988) 13

* John Frascatore (1996) 13

Mickey Mahler (1984) 12

# Mike Dunne (1986) 12

Bob Sebra (1993) 12

Pedro Villarreal (2012) 12

Mike Dunne (1986) 7

LOWEST ERA (STARTER)

Greg Reynolds (2013) 2.42

Bob Tewksbury (1989) 2.43

Jeff Ballard (1992) 2.52

Rene Arocha (1992) 2.70

Omar Olivares (1990) 2.82

Robert Stephenson (2018) 2.87

STRIKEOUTS

Mickey Mahler (1984) 142

Robert Stephenson (2018) 135

Rigo Beltran (1996) 132

Matt Maloney (2008) 132

Luke Hudson (2002) 129

Rene Arocha (1992) 128

Jose Acevedo (2002) 128

INNINGS PITCHED

* Jared Fernandez (2001) 196.1

* Bob Tewksbury (1989) 189.0

* Mike Dunne (1986) 185.2

Kevin Hagen (1984) 176.2

Adam Pettyjohn (2008) 174.1

GAMES STARTED

# Kevin Hagen (1985) 28

# Mike Dunne (1986) 28

Bob Tewksbury (1989) 28

Robert Ellis (1998) 28

# Jared Fernandez (2001) 28

Matt Belisle (2004) 28

# Adam Pettyjohn (2008) 28

SHUTOUTS

* Rheal Cormier (1991) 3

* Mark Clark (1992) 3

10 others 2

LOWEST ERA (RELIEVER, min. 50 IP)

Jumbo Diaz (2013) 1.66

Mike Burns (2006) 1.74

Ricky Stone (2007) 1.87

Scott Chiasson (2006) 1.91

Mark Grater (1991) 2.02

Andy Hassler (1984) 2.11

* LED LEAGUE # TIED FOR LEAGUE LEAD

AT-BATS

Aaron

CAREER BATTING RECORDS SINCE 1982

Corky

Kevin

LONGEST HITTING STREAKS

Brandon Larson (2003) 26

Aristides Aquino (2019) 22

Chris Sexton (2000) 20

Juan Francisco (2011) 19

Jim Adduci (1984) 18

Luis Alicea (1990-91) 18

Rob Mackowiak (2008) 18

Tim Jones (1993) 17

Allen Battle (1994) 17

Lyle Mouton (1999) 17

Joey Votto (2007) 17

Andy Phillips (2009) 17

Zack Cozart (2011) 17

Jhonny Pereda (2023) 17

Kelly Paris (1982) 16

Jose Gonzalez (1984) 16

Tom Neito (1984) 16

Terry Bradshaw (1996) 16

Kenny Kelly (2005) 16

Rey Navarro (2014) 16

Jose Barrero (2023) 16

Chuck Carr (1992) 15

Mike Edwards (2002) 15

Yonder Alonso (2011) 15

Hernan Iribarren (2016) 15

Christian Encarnacion-Strand (2023) 15

Kelly Paris (1982) 14

Tito Landrum (1983) 14

Andy Van Slyke (1983) 14

Alex Cole (1989) 14

Emil Brown (2003) 14

Drew T. Anderson (2008) 14

Juan Francisco (2010) 14

Chris Nelson (2014) 14

Francisco Urbaez (2025) 14

CAREER PITCHING RECORDS SINCE 1982

Cincinnati Reds ace Hunter Greene originally made his Triple-A debut for the Bats in 2021. In 2025, he returned to Louisville on a rehab assignment and made the start at Louisville Slugger Field on his bobblehead night on 8/8 vs. Toledo.

HITS

YEAR-BY-YEAR LEADERS SINCE 1982

Kelly Paris 158

Jeff Doyle 142

Vince Coleman 156

Curt Ford 121

Fred Manrique 148

Lance Johnson 159

Craig Wilson 127

Todd Zeile 131

Bernard Gilkey 147

Stan Royer 133

Stan Royer 125

Keith Lockhart 140

#Allen Battle 163

Ray Giannelli 115

Dmitri Young 153

Jeff Berblinger 135

Ron Belliard 163

Scott Krause 138

Brady Clark 148

*Raul Gonzalez 161

Raul Gonzalez 144

Wilton Guerrero 132

Stephen Smitherman 123

Pedro Swann 130

Norris Hopper 133

Joey Votto 146

Adam Rosales 124

Wes Bankston 122

Zack Cozart 141

J. Hermida/D. Mesoraco 126

Felix Perez 118

Henry Rodriguez 131

Jason Bourgeois 153

Irving Falu 124

Hernan Iribarren 122

Sebastian Elizalde 140

Gabriel Guerrero 118

Christian Colon 149

Alfredo Rodriguez 117

Lorenzo Cedrola 127

Alejo Lopez 136

P.J. Higgins 133

Rece Hinds 118

HOME RUNS

Mike Calise 33

Jim Adduci 25

Gary Rajsich 29

C. Parsons/G. Rajsich 10

Jim Lindeman 20

Mike Laga 29

Mark Ryal 11

Todd Zeile 19

Rod Brewer 12

Stan Royer 14

Ozzie Canseco 22

Barry Lyons 18

Scott Coolbaugh 19

Tracy Woodson 18

Jose Oliva 31

Eli Marrero 20

Scott Krause 26

Brandon Cromer 24

Brooks Kieschnick 25

Adam Dunn 20

RUNS

Gene Roof 78

Jeff Doyle 87

*Vince Coleman 97

Curt Ford 73

Jim Lindeman 82

Lance Johnson 89

Tim Jones 63

Alex Cole 75

Bernard Gilkey 83

Julian Martinez 52

Chuck Carr 68

Tim Jones 72

*Allen Battle 104

Terry Bradshaw 65

*Dmitri Young 90

Terry Bradshaw 79

*Ron Belliard 114

Kevin Barker 89

Brady Clark 90

*Raul Gonzalez 90

Raul Gonzalez 91

Wilton Guerrero 68

Jermaine Clark 77

Pedro Swann 67

Earl Snyder 58

Aaron Herr 75

Kevin Barker 73

Luis Bolivar 60

Zack Cozart 91

Jeremy Hermida 67

Neftali Soto 55

Billy Hamilton 75

Ruben Gotay 86

Irving Falu 55

Juan Perez 52

Brandon Dixon 58

Gabriel Guerrero 64

Brian O’Grady 71

TJ Friedl 59

Lorenzo Cedrola 64

A.Lopez/M.Reynolds 76

Edwin Rios 65

Rece Hinds 79

RBI

Mike Calise 91

*Jim Adduci 101

Gary Rajsich 95

Jack Ayer 56

*Jim Lindeman 96

Mike Laga 91

Mark Ryal 62

Todd Zeile 85

Rod Brewer 83

Stan Royer 74

Rod Brewer 86

Keith Lockhart 68

Scott Coolbaugh 75

Tracy Woodson 76

Jose Oliva 86

Eli Marrero 68

Kevin Barker 96

Scott Krause 89

Brooks Kieschnick 90

Raul Gonzalez 66

DOUBLES

Kelly Paris 32

Jim Adduci 29

Gene Roof 36

Casey Parsons 23

Jim Lindeman 38

Mike Laga 35

Craig Wilson 27

Todd Zeile 26

Bernard Gilkey 26

Stan Royer 30

Stan Royer 31

Van Snider 29

*Allen Battle 44

Tracy Woodson 35

Dmitri Young 31

Tim Costo 26

Ron Belliard 36

Lyle Mouton 34

*Brady Clark 41

*Raul Gonzalez 39

Kevin Witt 32

Corky Miller 28

Stephen Smitherman 35

Pedro Swann 29

Jesse Gutierrez 27

Aaron Herr 31

Adam Rosales 29

Wes Bankston 26

Todd Frazier 32

Devin Mesoraco 36

Neftali Soto 30

Mike Hessman 32

Felix Perez 36

Chris Dominguez 19

Carlos Triunfel 29

Brandon Dixon 31

D.J. Peterson 28

Christian Colon 37

Mark Payton 19

Juniel Querecuto 27

Matt Reynolds 38

P.J. Higgins 32

Francisco Urbaez 32

STOLEN BASES

Kelly Paris 20

Jose Gonzalez 26

*Vince Coleman 101

*Curt Ford 45

Alex Cole 24

Lance Johnson 42

Alex Cole 40

*Alex Cole 47

Bernard Gilkey 45

L. Maclin/T. Jones 19

*Chuck Carr 53

Tim Jones 13

Gerald Young 12

Terry Bradshaw 20

Terry Bradshaw 21

Terry Bradshaw 26

Greg Martinez 43

*Greg Martinez 48

Kimera Bartee 28

Wilton Guerrero 12

TRIPLES

G. Mills/K. Paris/G. Roof 5

*Tito Landrum 12

Gene Roof 8

Curt Ford 6

John Morris 7

Lance Johnson 11

Alex Cole 8

Ron Shepherd 6

B. Gilkey/R.Lankford 8

Stan Royer 6

Chuck Carr 9

#Tim Jones 10

Tripp Cromer 9

#Terry Bradshaw 8

Dmitri Young 8

J. Berblinger/E. Marrero 7

Greg Martinez 11

Santiago Perez 8

Brady Clark 6

Deion Sanders 5

Chris Sexton 5

Jim Chamblee 4

Ray Olmedo 7

Chris Denorfia 6

M. Kata/D. Wise 4

Chris Dickerson 6

C. Dickerson/D. Anderson 9

Darnell McDonald 7 4 tied with 4

Y. Alonso/K. Negron 4

Didi Gregorious 3

Billy Hamilton 4 4 tied with 3

Irving Falu 6

Scott Schebler 8

Sebastian Elizalde 6

Josh VanMeter 6

Narciso Crook 6

TJ Friedl 5

Lorenzo Cedrola 5

Jose Barrero 4

Ivan Johnson 4

Francisco Urbaez 5 GAMES

Jose Desa 130

Jim Adduci 129

Vince Coleman 152

Bill Lyons 134

Jim Lindeman 139

L. Johnson/M. Laga 116

Craig Wilson 133

Alex Cole 127

#Rod Brewer 144

*Stan Royer 138

Stan Royer 124

Keith Lockhart 132

Darrel Deak 133

Ray Giannelli 119

Mike Gulan 123

Jeff Berblinger 133

Ron Belliard 133

Scott Krause 133

Brady Clark 132

*Raul Gonzalez 142

Brandon Larson 25

Brandon Larson 20

Rob Stratton 12

Pedro Swann 18

Earl Snyder 17

Joey Votto 22

Kevin Barker 21

Kevin Barker 22

Wladimir Balentien 25

Danny Dorn 18

Denis Phipps 15

Mike Hessman 25

Ruben Gotay 17

Yorman Rodriguez 10

Scott Schebler 13

Brandon Dixon 16

Gabriel Guerrero 17

B. O’Grady/A. Aquino 28

Jose Barrero 13

3 tied 11

Matt Reynolds 22

Edwin Rios 22

Edwin Rios 26

*Kevin Witt 107

Brandon Larson 74

Jim Chamblee 63

Pedro Swann 85

Earl Snyder 77

Joey Votto 92

Kevin Barker 77

Wes Bankston 75

Wladimir Balentien 78

Danny Dorn 74

Neftali Soto 59

Felix Perez 65

Felix Perez 74

Irving Falu 43

Jermaine Curtis 50

Brandon Dixon 64

Gabriel Guerrero 65

Brian O’Grady 77

Alfredo Rodriguez 48

Cristian Santana 67

Matt Reynolds 90

Edwin Rios 70

Edwin Rios 94

Raul Gonzalez 9

Wilton Guerrero 30

Aaron Holbert 32

Kenny Kelly 18

Norris Hopper 25

Chris Dickerson 23

Chris Dickerson 26

#Drew Stubbs 46

Zack Cozart 30

Todd Frazier 17

Kristopher Negron 17

*Billy Hamilton 75

Jason Bourgeois 24

Irving Falu 19

Juan Perez 12

Phillip Ervin 23

P.Ervin/C.J.McElroy 10

Christian Colon 24

TJ Friedl 13

Lorenzo Cedrola 15

Michael Siani 22

Blake Dunn 21

Blake Dunn 24

Kevin Witt 131

Wilton Guerrero 126

Stephen Smitherman 129

Pedro Swann 127

Earl Snyder 127

Joey Votto 133

Adam Rosales 117

Wes Bankston 122

Zack Cozart 136

Danny Dorn 124

Neftali Soto 122

Denis Phipps 130

R. Gotay/J. Bourgeois 136

Irving Falu 121

Seth Mejias-Brean 127

Sebastian Elizalde 134

Blake Trahan 129

*Christian Colon 136

Alfredo Rodriguez 117

Lorenzo Cedrola 124

Alejo Lopez 125

P.J. Higgins 134

Edwin Rios 130

YEAR-BY-YEAR LEADERS SINCE 1982

WINS

*Ralph Citarella 15

Jeff Keener 11

S. Baker/K. Hagen 10

K. Hagen/F. Martinez/R. Ownbey 10

M. Dunne/J. Magrane 9

Paul Cherry 11

John Martin 7

#Bob Tewksbury 13

C. Carpenter/S. Clarke/O. Olivares 10

Rheal Cormier 7

#R. Arocha/J. Ballard 12

B. Sebra/T. Urbani 9

Rigo Beltran 11

T.J. Mathews 9

R. Beltran/S. Lowe 8

Brady Raggio 8

Rod Henderson 11

R. Henderson/K. Peterson 7

Steve Soderstrom 9

Jared Fernandez 10

J. Fernandez/J. Acevedo 12

Scott Randall 10

Matt Belisle 9

Chris Booker 8

C. Michalak/T. Shearn 9

Phil Dumatrait 10

*Adam Pettyjohn 15

Sam LeCure 10

Matt Maloney 10

Chad Reineke 9

Sean Gallagher 10

Greg Reynolds 12

Josh Smith 10

Holmberg/Moscot 7

Robert Stephenson 8

Jackson Stephens 7

Robert Stephenson 11

K. Mella/J.Stephens 8

Reiver Sanmartin 8

Randy Wynne 6

Ricky Karcher 7

E. Kravetz/C. Legumina 6

S. Benschoter/A. Plutko 8 STRIKEOUTS

Jose Brito 94

Ricky Horton 92

Mickey Mahler 142

*Todd Worrell 126

Mike Dunne 94

Paul Cherry 89

John Martin 84

Gibson Alba 109

Ken Hill 104

R. Cormier/S. Clarke 74

Rene Arocha 128

Kevin Meier 98

Rob Wishnevski 105

Brian Barber 94

Rigo Beltran 132

Sean Lowe 117

Tim VanEgmond 99

Horacio Estrada 112

John Riedling 75

LOSSES

Al Olmsted 9

Kevin Hagen 9

Mickey Mahler 12

K. Hagen/R. Ownbey 9

*Mike Dunne 12

Ray Soff 9

*John Martin 13

S. Arnold/J. Fassero 10

Omar Olivares 11

Jamie Moyer 10

J. Ballard/M. Grater 8

Bob Sebra 12

Rigo Beltran 11

Rigo Beltran 9

*John Frascatore 13

Brady Raggio 11

Tim VanEgmond 11

S. Faltiesek/R. Henderson 11

Steve Soderstrom 11

Arnie Gooch 10

L. Hudson/B. Reith 9

Lance Davis 9

Matt Belisle 11

Jeriome Robertson 11

Mike Gosling 8

Tom Shearn 10

Homer Bailey 7

Matt Maloney 9

Chad Reineke 9

Scott Carroll 8

Pedro Villarreal 12

#Daniel Corcino 14

Brett Marshall 10

Dylan Axelrod 8

Robert Stephenson 9

Jackson Stephens 10

Jose Lopez 13

*Keury Mella 14

Hunter Greene 8

Randy Wynne 11

Levi Stoudt 6

Connor Phillips 9

Chase Petty 13

GAMES

Dan Morogiello 57

*Jeff Keener 60

Jeff Keener 53

Pat Perry 45

Bill Earley 52

Dick Grapenthin 55

*Gibson Alba 58

*Howard Hilton 70

#Mike Perez 57

Mark Grater 58

Mark Grater 54

Steve Dixon 57

*Steve Dixon 59

C. Bailey/M. Raczka 55

*Matt Arrandale 63

Matt Arrandale 56

Greg Mullins 61

J. Borowski/H. Ramirez 58

John Riedling 53

SAVES

Dyar Miller 10

Jeff Keener 12

Andy Hassler 10

Pat Perry 14

Bill Earley 15

*Joe Boever 21

John Costello 11

Matt Kinzer 15

*Mike Perez 31

Mark Grater 12

*Mark Grater 24

Steve Dixon 20

*Willie Smith 29

*Cory Bailey 25

*Rich Batchelor 28

Brian Maxcy 9

R. Greene/G. Mullins 18

Reggie Harris 16

Rick Greene 7

Chris Nichting 17

Mike Neu 16

Carlos Almanzar 23

Aaron Myette 19

Chris Booker 20

Scott Chiasson 29

Ricky Stone 16

*Jon Adkins 30

J. Roenicke/L. Ondrusek 12

Jon Adkins 10

3 tied with 7

J. Hoover/J. Smith 13

Jumbo Diaz 13

Jumbo Diaz 18

Nate Adcock 11

Jumbo Diaz 11

Kevin Shackelford 12

Kevin Quackenbush 25

Anthony Bass 9

Dauri Moreta 8

*Fernando Cruz 23

Alan Busenitz 11

Tony Santillan 16

Luis Mey 11

STARTS

Ralph Citarella 25

Rick Horton 24

K. Hagen/M. Mahler 26

#Kevin Hagen 28

#Mike Dunne 28

Greg Bargar 19

John Martin 25

#Bob Tewksbury 28

Omar Olivares 23

Rheal Cormier 21

Paul Kilgus 26

Bob Sebra 26

Kerry Knox 24

N. Minchey/R. Beltran 24

John Frascatore 21

Sean Lowe 23

#Robert Ellis 28

Horacio Estrada 24

Steve Soderstrom 22

INNINGS

Al Olmsted 161.1

Ricky Horton 157.0

Kevin Hagen 176.2

Kevin Hagen 170.0

*Mike Dunne 185.2

Greg Bargar 130.2

John Martin 154.0

*Bob Tewksbury 189.0

Omar Olivares 159.1

Rheal Cormier 127.2

Paul Kilgus 168.1

Bob Sebra 145.0

Kerry Knox 149.0

Nate Minchey 147.1

John Frascatore 156.1

Brady Raggio 138.0

Robert Ellis 150.1

Horacio Estrada 131.2

Steve Soderstrom 137.1

*Jared Fernandez 196.1

Jose Acevedo 154.2

Lance Davis 138.1

Matt Belisle 162.2

Elizardo Ramirez 131.1

Chris Michalak 132.1

Tom Shearn 143.2

Adam Pettyjohn 174.1

Sam LeCure 143.1

Matt Maloney 134.2

Scott Carroll 145.1

Chad Reineke 151.2

Greg Reynolds 156.1

Josh Smith 159.0

David Holmberg 120.1

Robert Stephenson 136.2

Jackson Stephens 139.0

Jose Lopez 141.0

Keury Mella 142.2

Riley O’Brien 112.2

Randy Wynne 132.2

Levi Stoudt 82.1

Lyon Richardson 98.1

Chase Petty 112.2

COMPLETE GAMES

#Al Olmsted 9

Kevin Hagen 8

#Steve Baker 10

M. Anderson/R. Ownbey 5

#Joe Magrane 8

Dave LaPoint 4

6 tied with 1

B. Tewksbury/S. Arnold 2

Omar Olivares 5

Rheal Cormier 3

M. Clark/P. Kilgus 4

Paul Kilgus 4

J. Frascatore/R. Wishnevski 2

M. Petkovsek/A. Benes 2

R. Beltran/J. Frascatore 3

Manny Aybar 3

R. Henderson/G. Beck 1

H. Estrada/K. Peterson 1

L. Luebbers/W. Roberts 2

Jared Fernandez 118

Luke Hudson 129

Scott Randall 86

Brandon Claussen 111

Tom Shearn 93

Mike Gosling 100

Tom Shearn 109

Matt Maloney 132

Matt Maloney 125

Aroldis Chapman 125

Scott Carroll 85

Chad Reineke 108

Yohan Pino 107

Josh Smith 123

David Holmberg 71

Robert Stephenson 120

Jackson Stephens 110

Robert Stephenson 135

Vladimir Gutierrez 117

Riley O’Brien 121

Randy Wynne 85

Christian Roa 83

Lyon Richardson 93

Chase Petty 102

Matt Skrmetta 46

*Trever Miller 65

Mark Watson 44

*Brian Shackelford 59

Chris Booker 59

*Scott Chiasson 60

Ricky Stone 59

Jon Adkins 57

Pedro Viola 54

Enerio Del Rosario 50

Jerry Gil 54

N. Christiani/T. Webb 54

Nick Christiani 49

*Ryan Dennick 57

Jose De La Torre 51

Dayan Diaz 40

Alejandro Chacin 44

Jimmy Herget 50

Jimmy Herget 48

*Phillip Diehl 58

Eddy Demurias 55

Ryan Nutof 59

Alan Busenitz 49

Zach Maxwell 51

#Jared Fernandez 28

Jose Acevedo 23

Lance Davis 22

#Matt Belisle 28

Elizardo Ramirez 21

M. Gosling/C. Michalak 22

Tom Shearn 24

#Adam Pettyjohn 28

Sam LeCure 25

Matt Maloney 23

Scott Carroll 25

S. Gallagher/C. Reineke 26

Daniel Corcino 23

Josh Smith 24

Axelrod/Homberg 19

Robert Stephenson 24

Jackson Stephens 25

Jose Lopez 26

#K. Mella/V. Gutierrez 27

Riley O’Brien 22

Randy Wynne 22

Levi Stoudt 19

L. Richardson/C. Phillips 19

Chase Petty 26

Jared Fernandez 4

J. Fernandez/C. Reitsma 1

Seth Etherton 2

#Seth Etherton 3

None

P. Dumatrait/J. Mays 1

B. Livingston/S. Kelly 1

Matt Maloney 2

Matt Maloney 3

S. LeCure/A. Chapman 1

Edinson Volquez 1

Jeff Francis 1

#Greg Reynolds 3

J. Smith/M. Latos/D. Axelrod 1

Matt Buschmann 2

Daniel Wright 2

4 tied with 1

Robert Stephenson 1

Jose Lopez 1

Tony Santillan 1

None

None

Randy Wynne 1

A. Plutko/W. Miley 1

GRAND SLAMS SINCE 1982

NO. DATE PLAYER OPPONENT

1. 6/7/82 Dave Kable Denver

2. 8/4/82 David Green Denver

3. 6/12/83 Tito Landrum at Indianapolis

4. 6/26/83 Jim Adduci at Iowa

5. 6/28/83 Gene Roof at Evansville

6. 7/26/83 Jim Adduci at Oklahoma City

7. 5/15/84 Gary Rajsich Indianapolis

PITCHER

Will McEnaney

Victor Cruz

Bob Tufts

Rick Bordi

Randy O’Neal

Ron Musselman

Greg Barger

8. 5/15/84 Mark Salas Indianapolis Craig Eaton

9. 6/28/84 Vic Harris Iowa

10. 7/13/84 Gary Rajsich Indianapolis

11. 7/31/84 Jim Adduci Denver

Reggie Patterson

Eric Mustad

Tom Brennan

12. 8/4/84 Mark Salas Oklahoma City Glenn Cook

13. 8/11/84 Jack Ayer at Oklahoma City Tony Fossas

14. 4/15/85 Curt Ford Indianapolis Dick Grapenthin 15. 6/16/85 John Morris at Buffalo Scott Stranski 16. 4/27/86 Casey Parsons Indianapolis

17. 5/5/86 Jim Lindeman Indianapolis

Larry Groves

Randy St. Clair 18. 6/5/86 Casey Parsons Omaha

Theo Shaw 19. 6/28/86 Bill Lyons Indianapolis

Bob Owchinko 20. 6/21/87 Mark Dougherty Denver (Junction, CO) Al Jones

21. 8/10/87 Luis Alicea Denver

Mark Ciardi 22. 8/21/87 Mike Laga at Nashville

23. 8/5/88 Mike Fitzgerald Buffalo

Mario Soto

Randy Kramer 24. 4/12/89 Luis Alicea Buffalo

Mike Walker

25. 4/17/89 Todd Zeile Indianapolis Jay Baller

26. 5/9/90 Ray Lankford Nashville Rodney Imes

27. 7/20/90 Rod Brewer Scranton/WB Tim Mauser

28. 5/31/91 Julian Martinez Syracuse Pat Hentgen

29. 8/20/91 Greg Carmona Indianapolis

Dave Wainhouse

30. 5/7/92 Ed Fulton Buffalo Mark Petkovsek

31. 6/18/92 Rod Brewer Indianapolis

Bill Risley

32. 7/6/92 Ozzie Canseco at Nashville Tony Menendez

33. 8/16/92 Ozzie Canseco Indianapolis Mike LaCoss

34. 9/1/92 Lonnie Maclin Indianapolis

35. 6/14/94 Darrel Deak Oklahoma City

Bill Risley

Mike Walker

36. 6/15/94 Phil Stephenson Oklahoma City Jose Alberro

37. 7/11/94 Gerald Young Omaha

38. 8/26/94 Darrel Deak at Omaha

39. 4/28/95 Ray Giannelli Oklahoma City

Tim Peek

Jeff Parrett

Julio Santanna

40. 5/3/95 Ray Giannelli at Oklahoma City Julio Santanna

41. 5/23/95 Geronimo Pena at Omaha (G1)

42. 5/9/96 Jose Oliva Nashville

43. 5/18/96 Jose Oliva New Orleans

Brian Harrison

Steve Schrenk

Cris Carpenter 44. 6/22/96 Tripp Cromer at New Orleans

45. 8/5/96 Mike Gulan at Buffalo

46. 8/11/96 Micah Franklin Omaha

Joe Slusarski

Darryl Scott

Mark Kiefer

47. 4/19/97 Micah Franklin at Oklahoma City Scott Bailes

48. 5/17/97 Tim Costo at Nashville

49. 5/30/97 Ray Giannelli Buffalo

50. 6/23/97 Terry Bradshaw Omaha

Chris Clemons

Steve Kline

Brian Harrison

51. 8/6/97 Tim Costo at Omaha Jason Grimsley

52. 4/21/98 Brian Banks at Charlotte

53. 5/31/98 Kevin Barker Buffalo

Matt Mantei

Anthony Young

54. 7/5/98 Geoff Jenkins at Indianapolis

55. 7/17/98 Kevin Barker at Norfolk

Joey Eischen

Brad Clontz

56. 8/24/98 Jorge Brito at Charlotte Rey Mendoza

57. 4/10/99 Brandon Cromer Columbus

58. 7/26/99 Mickey Lopez Buffalo

59. 8/1/99 Brandon Cromer Indianapolis

60. 8/21/99 Robbie Cancel at Durham

Jeff Juden

Jim Brower

Giovanni Carrara

Dan Wheeler

61. 4/11/00 Mike Bell at Richmond Don Wengert

62. 5/6/00 Kimera Bartee at Indianapolis

63. 6/6/00 Ron Wright Scranton/WB

64. 6/16/00 Jason LaRue at Ottawa

65. 7/8/00 Mike Frank at Richmond

66. 7/18/00 Brooks Kieschnick Toledo

67. 8/19/00 Mike Bell at Columbus

68. 5/27/01 Adam Dunn Syracuse

69. 6/24/01 D.T. Cromer at Buffalo

70. 8/29/01 Damon Buford at Toledo

71. 4/13/02 Brandon Larson at Charlotte

72. 5/6/02 Brandon Larson at Buffalo

73. 5/8/02 Brandon Larson Rochester

74. 5/13/02 Kevin Witt Syracuse

Mike Busby

Mark Brownson

Scott Mitchell

Luis Rivera

Steve Sparks

Mike Bertotti

Pat Daneker

Nerio Rodriguez

Shane Hearms

Steve Schrenk

Heath Murray

Kris Foster

Brian Bowles

NO.

GRAND SLAMS SINCE 1982

75. 4/13/03 Jacob Cruz Durham

76. 6/4/03 Corky Miller Richmond

77. 6/19/03 Brandon Larson at Columbus

Luis de los Santos

Buddy Hernandez

Andy Beal

78. 8/27/03 Felipe Crespo at Columbus Jorge DePaula

79. 5/8/04 Jim Chamblee Charlotte Enemencio Pacheco

80. 5/27/04 Felipe Lopez Durham

81. 6/30/04 Kenny Kelly at Richmond

82. 4/19/05 Pedro Swann at Norfolk

83. 5/28/05 Alex Fernandez Syracuse

84. 7/25/05 Aaron Holbert Toledo

Dicky Gonzalez

Chuck Smith

Jae Weong Seo

Michael Nannini

John Ennis

85. 4/20/06 Andy Abad Syracuse David Purcey

86. 7/8/06 Jesse Gutierrez Columbus

Mark Corey

87. 4/8/07 Joey Votto Toledo Corey Hamman

88. 5/7/07 Ryan Jorgensen Ottawa

89. 5/21/07 Joey Votto at Columbus

Rick Bauer

Felix Diaz

90. 6/4/07 Mark Bellhorn at Durham Jeff Ridgeway

91. 8/9/07 Paul Janish Indianapolis Marty McLeary

92. 8/9/07 Aaron Herr Indianapolis Josh Sharpless

93. 8/13/07 Jeff Bannon at Indianapolis Jonah Bayliss

94. 4/27/08 Paul Janish Columbus Arnie Munoz

95. 5/8/08 Andy Phillips at Norfolk

Jon Leicester

96. 5/22/08 Kevin Barker at Toledo Eddie Bonine

97. 6/17/08 Kevin Barker at Rochester Danny Graves

98. 7/1/08 Chris Dickerson at Indianapolis

Jason Davis

99. 7/27/09 Kevin Barker at Syracuse Dave Williams

100. 8/6/09 Kevin Barker at Rochester Kevin Mulvey

101. 7/2/10 Yonder Alonso at Durham Joe Bateman

102. 7/27/10 Wladimir Balentien Charlotte Matt Zaleski

103. 8/18/10 Devin Mesoraco Syracuse Atahualpa Severino

104. 8/19/10 Devin Mesoraco Syracuse

Andrew Kown

105. 6/5/11 Danny Dorn at Columbus Carlton Smith

106. 5/20/12 Neftali Soto at Lehigh Valley Tyler Cloyd

107. 7/13/12 Denis Phipps Gwinnett Billy Bullock 108. 7/13/12 Chris Valaika Gwinnett Terry Tiffee 109. 7/14/12 Dioner Navarro Gwinnett Buddy Carlyle 110. 7/19/12 Neftali Soto at Columbus Tyler Sturdevant 111. 7/28/12 Cody Puckett at Toledo Chris Bootcheck 112. 8/16/12 Dioner Navarro at Charlotte Dylan Axelrod 113. 4/30/13 Kristopher Negron Lehigh Valley Justin Friend 114. 6/11/13 Neftali Soto Durham Steve Geltz 115. 9/2/13 Denis Phipps Indianapolis Matt Hague 116. 4/9/14 Chris Nelson at Columbus Scott Barnes 117. 4/16/14 Ryan LaMarre vs. Indianapolis Jeff Locke 118. 5/8/14 Mike Costanzo vs. Norfolk Preston Guilmet 119. 4/18/15 Chris Dominguez vs. Indianapolis Wilfredo Boscan 120. 5/6/16 Steve Selsky at Indianapolis Trey Haley 121. 5/3/17 Brandon Dixon vs. Columbus Travis Banwart 122. 7/17/17 Devin Mesoraco vs. Syracuse Sean O’Sullivan 123. 8/13/17 Zach Vincej at Gwinnett Jason Hursh 124. 5/3/18 Tony Cruz at Norfolk David Hess 125. 6/20/18 Josh VanMeter vs. Durham Yonny Chirinos 126. 7/1/18 Dilson Herrera at Toledo Zac Houston 127. 4/29/19 Josh VanMeter at Toledo Matt Hall

128. 7/29/19 Chadwick Tromp at Toledo Matt Hall 129. 7/31/19 Chadwick Tromp at Columbus

James Karinchak 130. 6/23/21 Michael De Leon vs. Indianapolis Braeden Ogle 131. 9/9/21 Narciso Crook vs. Indianapolis Joe Jacques 132. 6/26/22 Alejo Lopez vs. Iowa Ben Leeper

133. 7/24/22 Ronnie Dawson vs. Nashville

Zack Brown 134. 8/21/22 Cristian Santana vs. Omaha

Ronald Bolanos 135. 9/2/22 Leonardo Rivas vs. Indianapolis Luis Ortiz 136. 4/18/23 Michael Siani vs. Charlotte Sean Burke

137. 5/31/23 Christian Encarnacion-Strand vs. Worcester

Chase Shugart

138. 6/23/23-G1 Jason Vosler at Charlotte

139. 8/16/23 Jason Vosler at Iowa

140. 9/6/23 Jason Vosler vs. St. Paul

141. 5/6/25 Ivan Johnson vs. Omaha

Nash Walters

Shane Greene

Ronny Henriquez

Ryan Hendrix

142. 6/4/25 Levi Jordan vs. Norfolk Thaddeus Ward

143. 6/28/25-G1 Blake Dunn at St. Paul

144. 7/1/25 Noelvi Marte vs. Indianapolis

145. 7/8/25 Davis Wendzel at Columbus

GRAND SLAM LEADERS SINCE 1982

SINGLE SEASON (INDIVIDUAL)

SINGLE SEASON (TEAM)

LOUISVILLE CAREER LEADERS

Anthony Misiewicz

Burch Smith

Trevor Stephan

Brandon Larson, 2002 3

Jason Vosler, 2023 3

1984, 2000, 2007, 2012 7

Kevin Barker 6

Brandon Larson 4

Jim Adduci 3

Ray Giannelli 3

Neftali Soto 3

Jason Vosler 3

TWO HOME RUN GAMES SINCE 1982

DATE PLAYER OPP

5/19/82 Mike Calise @ WIC

6/27/82 Joe Desa IOWA

7/8/82 Kelly Paris WIC

8/15/82 Mike Calise @ IOWA (G1)

5/13/83 Andy Van Slyke @ WIC

6/11/83 Jim Adduci @ IND

7/18/83 Jim Adduci WIC

7/21/83 Jim Adduci @ DEN

4/18/84 Jim Adduci @ WIC

4/19/84 Gary Rajsich @ WIC

6/23/84 Tom Nieto @ IOWA

7/4/84 Jim Adduci IND

7/31/84 Gary Rajsich WIC

6/22/85 Tom Pagnozzi NAS

9/2/85 Casey Parsons IND

7/28/86 Jim Lindeman @ OKC (G2)

8/6/86 Duane Walker OKC

4/18/87 Mark Dougherty @ IOWA

6/20/87 Mike Laga @ DEN

6/21/87 Mark Dougherty @ DEN

7/26/87 Tom Pagnozzi @ DEN

8/5/87 Mike Laga @ DEN

8/8/87 Mike Laga @ OKC

6/15/88 Mike Fitzgerald @ ME

8/16/88 Mike Fitzgerald @ DEN

8/31/89 Alex Cole BUF

8/31/89 Leon Durham BUF

7/7/90 Ray Lankford IND

8/4/91 Lonnie Maclin IOWA

5/27/92 Chuck Carr @ IND 6/8/92 Rod Brewer DEN

6/14/92 Brian Jordan @ DEN

6/17/92 Tracy Woodson IND

7/6/92 Ozzie Canseco @ NAS

7/19/92 Ozzie Canseco IOWA

7/29/92 Ozzie Canseco @ OMA

8/23/92 Todd Zeile @ DEN 4/16/93 Stan Royer @ IOWA

4/18/93 Ozzie Canseco @ OMA 4/27/93 Ozzie Canseco @ OKC

5/15/93 Barry Lyons @ NAS 6/18/93 Keith Lockhart BUF

7/1/93 Ed Fulton NAS

7/28/93 D. J. Dozier @ OMA

7/28/93 Howard Prager @ OMA 8/16/93 Van Snider NO 4/8/94 John Mabry @ IOWA 4/10/94 Darrel Deak @ OMA 5/14/94 Scott Coolbaugh OMA 6/17/94 Scott Coolbaugh NO 6/23/94 Skeets Thomas @ OKC 8/2/94 John Mabry IND 5/10/95 Tracy Woodson @ IND 5/16/95 Domingo Martinez OMA 7/14/95 Tracy Woodson BUF 8/7/95 Dan Cholowsky @ NAS 8/28/95 Ray Giannelli BUF 5/4/96 Jose Oliva @ OMA 5/31/96 Jose Oliva IOWA 8/20/96 Jose Oliva @ IOWA 7/17/96 Micah Franklin OKC 8/3/96 Mike Gulan @ BUF 6/30/97 Eli Marrero @ OMA 8/6/97 Tim Costo @ OMA 4/14/98 Brian Banks TOL 5/1/98 Brian Banks @ IND 5/29/98 Scott Krause RMD 5/31/98 Kevin Barker BUF 6/19/98 Kevin Barker OTT 7/3/98 Eric Owens TOL 7/9/98 Geoff Jenkins CHA 7/21/98 Scott Krause @ TOL 9/6/98 Scott Krause IND 4/19/99 Kevin Barker @ RMD 4/20/99 Kevin Barker NOR 5/16/99 Brandon Cromer @ PAW 5/16/99 Luis Ortiz @ PAW 5/29/99 Yamil Benitez ROC

6/3/99 Lyle Mouton CHA

6/6/99 Lyle Mouton @ DUR 6/8/99 Brandon Cromer CHA

DATE PLAYER OPP 7/20/99 Brandon Cromer NOR 7/30/99 Lyle Mouton @ RMD 8/21/99 Brandon Cromer @ DUR 4/11/00 Mike Bell @ RMD 5/2/00 Brooks Kieschnick TOL 5/2/00 D.T. Cromer TOL 5/13/00 Brooks Kieschnick @ CHA 6/14/00 Kimera Bartee @ SYR 6/24/00 Guillermo Garcia PAW 5/2/01 Bill Selby @ DUR 5/21/01 Adam Dunn @ PAW 6/9/01 Adam Dunn DUR 6/14/01 Adam Dunn BUF 8/1/01 Robin Jennings NOR 8/19/01 Bill Selby CHA 8/29/01 Corky Miller @ TOL 8/29/01 Brandon Larson @ TOL 4/13/02 Brandon Larson @ CHA 4/14/02 Mike Stefanski @ CHA 4/29/02 Kevin Witt @ SWB 5/13/02 Ben Broussard SYR 6/11/02 Brandon Larson SWB 6/17/02 Brandon Larson @ NOR 4/5/03 *Jason Maxwell @ TOL 4/27/03 Jacob Cruz TOL 4/29/03 Brandon Larson TOL 6/1/03 Emil Brown @ SYR (G1) 7/29/03 Wily Mo Pena TOL 8/23/03 Calvin Pickering IND 5/3/04 Jim Chamblee @ CHA 5/3/04 Dane Sardinha @ CHA 6/3/04 Brandon Larson @ SWB 6/16/04 Jim Chamblee BUF 6/27/04 Corky Miller ROC 7/22/04 Rob Stratton @ OTT 7/25/04 Rob Stratton @ ROC 8/25/04 Rob Stratton @ COL 4/9/05 Rob Stratton OTT 6/17/05 Edwin Encarnacion @ DUR 7/1/05 Pedro Swann @ ROC 7/16/05 Alex Pelaez @ CHA 7/25/05 Alex Fernandez TOL 4/29/06 Rob Stratton TOL 6/8/06 Andy Abad SWB 4/24/07 Dewayne Wise RMD 5/14/07 Chad Moeller SYR 5/19/07 Dewayne Wise @ COL 5/30/07 Josh Hamilton @ CHA 7/21/07 Jay Bruce @ PAW 7/26/07 Joey Votto @ SWB 7/29/07 Aaron Herr DUR 8/9/07 Aaron Herr IND 8/17/07 Joey Votto @ CHA 8/18/07 Joey Votto @ CHA 5/25/08 Andy Green @ TOL 6/5/08 Alvin Colina TOL 6/24/08 Adam Rosales ROC 7/3/08 Alvin Colina IND 7/29/08 Kevin Barker @ CHA 7/29/08 Kevin Barker @ CHA 8/27/08 Luis Bolivar @ IND 8/29/08 Kevin Barker @ IND 4/26/09 Kevin Barker @ TOL 5/11/09 Danny Dorn SWB 6/22/09 Darnell McDonald GWN 7/11/09 Wes Bankston COL 8/28/09 Juan Francisco COL 5/23/10 Todd Frazier SWB 5/30/10 Wladimir Balentien GWN 6/5/10 Luis Terrero PAW 7/6/10 Juan Francisco IND 7/15/10 Juan Francisco LHV 7/20/10 Michael Griffin @ CHA 7/23/10 Wladimir Balentien @ GWN 8/4/10 Michael Griffin @ COL 8/24/10 Wladimir Balentien IND 9/3/10 Michael Griffin @ IND 5/8/11 Todd Frazier @ BUF 6/4/11 Brent Clevlen COL 6/21/11 Juan Francisco PAW 8/2/11 Jeremy Hermida @ PAW

* Both of Jason Maxwell’s home runs on 4/5/03 at Toledo occurred in the 2nd inning.

TWO HOME RUN GAMES SINCE 1982

DATE PLAYER OPP

8/23/11 Devin Mesoraco TOL

4/5/12 Paul Janish @ COL 8/19/12 Denis Phipps COL

8/22/12 Willie Harris @ IND

4/4/13 Mike Hessman TOL

4/5/13 Mike Hessman TOL

5/10/13 Billy Hamilton BUF

7/8/13 Mike Hessman @ TOL

8/31/13 Mike Hessman @ IND

4/8/14 Ruben Gotay @ COL 4/14/17 Phillip Ervin @ COL 4/20/17 Juan Perez SWB

6/21/18 Nick Senzel DUR

6/27/18 Dilson Herrera @ COL

6/27/18 Phillip Ervin @ COL 7/15/18 Gabriel Guerrero COL

7/25/18 D.J. Peterson BUF

7/30/18 Gabriel Guerrero @ TOL 4/9/19 Josh VanMeter @ COL 4/11/19 Brian O’Grady GWN

4/26/19 Josh VanMeter NOR

4/26/19 Sherman Johnson NOR

5/3/19 Josh VanMeter @ IND 5/18/19 Nick Longhi @ BUF 5/22/19 Brian O’Grady IND 5/27/19 Brian O’Grady TOL

5/29/19 Phillip Ervin @ DUR 5/30/19 Phillip Ervin @ DUR 6/1/19 Nick Longhi @ NOR 6/2/19 Aristides Aquino @ NOR 6/6/19 Alex Blandino @ CHA 6/15/19 Aristides Aquino BUF 6/22/19 Aristides Aquino @ CHA (G1) 7/1/19 Brian O’Grady IND 7/13/19 Brian O’Grady TOL

7/28/19 Narciso Crook SWB 8/1/19 Ryan Lavarnway @ COL

DATE PLAYER OPP

7/9/21 Max Schrock MEM

8/12/21 Jose Barrero NAS 9/19/21 Chris Okey @ MEM 7/9/22 Ronnie Dawson STP 8/21/22 Ronnie Dawson OMA 9/8/22 Cristian Santana COL 4/27/23 Christian Encarnacion-Strand @ IOW 5/9/23 Elly De La Cruz COL 5/19/23 Matt Reynolds JAX 5/23/23 Chuckie Robinson @ SYR 5/26/32 Elly De La Cruz @ SYR 6/15/23 Jason Vosler STP 7/1/23 Nick Martini IND 7/8/23 Christian Encarnacion-Strand @ TOL 7/21/23 TJ Hopkins COL 8/23/23 Jose Barrero TOL 8/24/23 Trey Mancini TOL 9/1/23 Henry Ramos @ OMA 4/4/24 Conner Capel @ GWN 4/16/24 Mike Ford @ IOW 6/13/24 Rece Hinds STP 7/23/24 Levi Jordan @ TOL 9/4/24 Davis Wendzel JAX 9/5/24 Edwin Rios JAX 9/10/24 Edwin Rios @ IOW 9/15/24 Nick Martini @ IOW 6/13/25 Edwin Rios @ IOW 6/29/25 Edwin Rios @ STP 7/19/25 Rece Hinds STP 7/25/25 Edwin Rios IOW 7/26/25 Sal Stewart IOW 8/2/25 Rece Hinds @ OMA 8/7/25 Ryan Vilade TOL 8/23/25 Sal Stewart @ NAS

INDIVIDUAL LEADERS

MOST MULTI-HR GAMES (SEASON) MOST MULTI-HR GAMES (CAREER)

Brian O’Grady (2019) 6

Brandon Cromer (1999) 4

Mike Hessman (2013) 4

Kevin Barker (1998-99, 2008-09) 8

Brandon Larson (2000-04) 6

Brian O’Grady (2018-19) 6

Josh VanMeter (2019) 4 Jim Adduci/Ozzie Canseco/Rob Stratton/Edwin Rios 5

TEAM HIGHS

MOST IND. MULTI-HR GAMES (SEASON) MULTI IND. HOME RUN GAMES (BY DECADE) 2019 21 2020’s 35 2023 13 2010’s 54 1999 11 2000’s 64 2007 10 1990’s 57 2010 10 1980’s 27 1998 9 TOTAL 231 1993 9

THREE HOME RUN GAMES SINCE 1982

DATE PLAYER OPP

6/22/87 Tom Pagnozzi OKC 8/25/87 Dan Driessen @ BUF 7/2/96 Jose Oliva BUF 7/5/05 Austin Kearns @ IND 8/20/17 Brandon Dixon ROC

DATE PLAYER OPP 4/29/19 Josh VanMeter @ TOL 5/19/19 Brian O’Grady @ BUF 5/4/23 Christian Encarnacion-Strand @ OMA

INSIDE-THE-PARK HOME RUNS SINCE 2000

BY LOUISVILLE

DATE PLAYER OPP

4/17/04 Reggie Taylor NOR

8/21/09 Chris Heisey @ IND

7/30/10 Wilkin Castillo CHA

8/10/11 Kristopher Negron @ TOL

6/3/13 Billy Hamilton @ TOL

8/21/16 Juan Perez vs. IND

4/20/17 Juan Perez vs. SWB

4/30/18 Nick Senzel vs. COL

7/31/18 D.J. Peterson @ TOL

8/10/21 Jose Barrero vs. IND

8/28/21 Mike Freeman @ IND 4/13/23 Matt McLain @ TOL

BY OPPONENTS

DATE PLAYER SITE

6/22/01 Karim Garcia (BUF) Buffalo 8/7/06 Craig Stansberry (IND) LSF 9/7/23 Gilberto Celestino (STP) LSF 4/2/25 Drew Waters (OMA) Omaha 8/17/25 Conner Capel (GWN) Gwinnett

TRIPLE-A ALL-STAR GAMES

1988 July 15 AL 2, NL 1 Buffalo, NY Pilot Field

1989 July 12 NL 8, AL 3 Columbus, OH Cooper Stadium

1990 July 11 NL 8, AL 5 Las Vegas, NV Cashman Field

1991 July 10 NL 6, AL 5 Louisville, KY Cardinal Stadium

1992 July 5 AL 2, NL 1 Richmond, VA The Diamond

1993 July 14 NL 14, AL 3 Alubuquerque, NM Sports Stadium

1994 July 13 NL 8, AL 5 Nashville, TN Greer Stadium

1995 July 12 AL 9, NL 0 Moosic, PA Lackawanna Co. Stadium

1996 July 10 NL 2, AL 1 Salt Lake City, UT Franklin Quest Field

1997 July 9 AL 5, NL 3 Des Moines, IA Sec Taylor Stadium

1998 July 8 IL 8, PCL 4 Norfolk, VA Harbor Park

1999 July 14 PCL 9, IL 5 New Orleans, LA Zephyr Field

2000 July 11 PCL 8, IL 2 Rochester, NY Frontier Field

2001 July 11 PCL 9, IL 5 Indianapolis, IN Victory Field

2002 July 10 PCL 5, IL 0 Oklahoma City, OK Bricktown Ballpark

2003 July 16 IL 13, PCL 9 Memphis, TN AutoZone Park

2004 July 14 IL 4, PCL 3 Pawtucket, RI McCoy Stadium

2005 July 13 PCL 11, IL 5 Sacramento, CA Raley Field

2006 July 12 IL 6, PCL 0 Toledo, OH Fifth Third Field

2007 July 11 IL 7, PCL 5 Alubuquerque, NM Isotopes Park

2008 July 16 PCL 6, IL 5 Louisville, KY Louisville Slugger Field

2009 July 15 IL 6, PCL 5 Portland, OR PGE Park

2010 July 14 IL 2, PCL 1 Allentown, PA Coca-Cola Park

2011 July 13 IL 3, PCL 0 Salt Lake City, UT Spring Mobile Ballpark

2012 July 11 PCL 3, IL 0 Buffalo, NY Coca-Cola Field

2013 July 17 IL 4, PCL 3 Reno, NV Aces Ballpark

2014 July 16 IL 7, PCL 3 Durham, NC Durham Bulls Athletic Park

2015 July 15 IL 4, PCL 3 Omaha, NE Werner Park

2016 July 13 IL 4, PCL 2 Charlotte, NC BB&T Ballpark

2017 July 12 PCL 6, IL 4 Tacoma, WA Cheney Stadium

2018 July 11 PCL 12, IL 7 Columbus, OH Huntington Park

2019 July 10 PCL 9, IL 3 El Paso, TX Southwest University Park

OVERALL RECORDS

NL 6, AL 4 (1988-1997) IL 12, PCL 10 (1998-2019)

LOUISVILLE MIDSEASON ALL-STARS

YEAR PLAYER

1988 LHP Dave Rajsich

1989 C Todd Zeile

1990 OF Bernard Gilkey

RHP Ken Hill

RHP Mike Perez

1991 LHP Tim Sherrill

C Ray Stephens

YEAR PLAYER

2003 OF Emil Brown (injured)

IF Brandon Larson

2004 MGR Rich Burleson (as coach)

C Dane Sardinha

2005 IF Edwin Encarnacion (MVP)

2006 OF Chris Denorfia

2007 LHP Phil Dumatrait

IF Jeff Keppinger

1992 RHP Rene Arocha OF Rod Brewer

1993 IF Tripp Cromer

LHP Steve Dixon

IF Keith Lockhart

LHP Allen Watson

1994 OF Allen Battle

RHP Gary Buckels

IF Scott Coolbaugh

LHP Steve Dixon

MGR Joe Pettini (as coach)

1995 RHP Cory Bailey

1996 RHP Matt Arrandale

IF Dmitri Young

1997 C Eli Marrero

1998 IF Ron Belliard

OF Scott Krause

1999 RHP Kyle Peterson

2000 OF Brooks Kieschnick

C Jason LaRue

IF Chris Sexton

2001 OF Adam Dunn (MVP)

OF Raul Gonzalez

OF Chris Sheff

2002 OF Raul Gonzalez

IF Brandon Larson

MGR Dave Miley

DH Kevin Witt

TRN John Young

IF Joey Votto

2008 RHP Jon Adkins

C Ryan Hanigan

TRN Chris Lapole

MGR Rick Sweet (as coach)

2009 RHP Justin Lehr

OF Drew Stubbs

MGR Rick Sweet

2010 IF Chris Valaika

LHP Travis Wood

2011 OF Yonder Alonso

IF Zack Cozart

OF Jeremy Hermida

C Devin Mesoraco

2012 C Dioner Navarro (injured)

2013 OF Billy Hamilton

RHP Greg Reynolds

2014 IF Ruben Gotay

OF Felix Perez

2015 IF Irving Falu

2016 IF Jermaine Curtis

2017 OF Jesse Winker

RHP Kevin Shackelford

2018 RHP Kevin Quackenbush

RHP Tanner Rainey OF Mason Williams

2019 OF Aristides Aquino

RHP Lucas Sims

IF Josh VanMeter

SINGLE-GAME HITTING RECORDS SINCE 1982

TEAM HITTING

MOST RUNS 22 7/13/12 vs. GWN

MOST RUNS, OPP 24 8/22/23 vs. TOL

MOST RUNS (INNING) 16 5/9/90 vs. NAS

MOST RUNS (INNING), OPP 11 (2X) 5/13/14 @ NOR 6/2/16 vs. TOL

MOST HITS 24 (2X) 5/3/10 @ BUF 6/25/15 at SWB

MOST HITS, OPP 25 5/25/22 vs. OMA

MOST HOME RUNS

6 (4X) 7/1/93 vs. NAS 6/16/00 @ OTT 8/29/01 @ TOL 5/4/23 @ OMA

MOST HOME RUNS, OPP

8 (2X) 7/12/02 @ PAW 6/13/24 vs. STP

MOST HR (INNING) 4 (2X) 6/16/00 @ OTT 7/19/19 @ SWB

MOST HR (INNING), OPP

4 (2X) 4/27/23 @ IOW 5/16/24 @ COL - G1

MOST STOLEN BASES 7 7/2/83 vs. IOWA 6/16/88 @ PAW

MOST STOLEN BASES, OPP 8 9/19/25 vs. NAS

INDIVIDUAL HITTING

MOST HITS 6 Mark Budzinski, 6/6/03 vs. RMD (18 inn.) 5 (26X) Last: Jason Vosler, 9/12/23 @ DUR MOST HITS, OPP 6 (2X) Ramon Martinez, 4/26/05 vs. TOL Billy McCarthy, 5/14/05 vs. RMD

MOST HITS (INNING) 3 Bernard Gilkey, 5/9/90 vs. NAS

MOST RUNS 5 (3X) Gene Dotson, 7/12/83 vs. DEN Bill Lyons, 5/1/84 @ OMA Fred Manrique, 8/27/86 vs. IND

MOST DOUBLES 4 Zack Cozart, 4/30/11 vs. NOR

MOST TRIPLES 2 (18X) Andy Van Slyke, 5/6/83 @ IND John Morris, 7/26/86 @ DEN Bill Lyons, 5/27/88 @ SYR Jim Lindeman, 8/17/88 @ DEN Alex Cole, 9/1/88 vs. IND Greg Jelks, 5/12/89 vs. IOWA Rod Brewer, 8/30/90 vs. SYR Curt Ford, 9/5/92 @ IND Van Snider, 7/30/93 (G1) vs. IND Terry Bradshaw, 5/4/95 @ OMA Jeff Berblinger, 6/24/97 @ OMA Greg Martinez, 5/31/98 vs. BUF Deion Sanders, 4/9/01 vs. COL Ray Olmedo 4/29/04 @ IND Luis Bolivar, 8/27/09 vs. COL Billy Hamilton, 8/15/13 at PAW Phillip Ervin, 6/3/18 vs. GWN Isiah Gilliam, 9/19/22 vs. NAS

MOST HOME RUNS 3 (8X) Tom Pagnozzi, 6/22/87 vs. OKC Dan Driessen, 8/25/87 vs. BUF Jose Oliva, 7/2/96 vs. BUF Austin Kearns, 7/5/05 @ IND Brandon Dixon, 8/20/17 vs. ROC Josh VanMeter, 4/29/19 @ TOL Brian O’Grady, 5/19/19 @ BUF Christian Encarnacion-Strand, 5/4/23 @ OMA

MOST HOME RUNS, OPP 4 Wade Rowden, 6/9/87 @ IOWA

MOST RBI 8 (3X) Mark Dougherty, 6/21/87 vs. DEN Josh VanMeter, 4/29/19 @ TOL Brian O’Grady, 7/13/19 vs. TOL

MOST RBI, OPP 10 Chad Huffman, 4/21/11 @ COL

MOST STOLEN BASES 5 Vince Coleman, 8/7/84 @ DEN (G1) HIT FOR CYCLE (8X) Stan Royer, 7/19/91 vs. DEN David Bell, 8/11/95 vs. IOWA Anderson Machado, 5/18/07 @ TOL Chris Dickerson, 7/26/07 @ SWB Scott Schebler, 7/26/16 vs. CHA Brandon Dixon, 7/17/18 @ ROC Chris Okey, 6/4/22 @ GWN Matt McLain, 5/4/23 @ OMA

SINGLE-GAME PITCHING RECORDS SINCE 1982

MOST STRIKEOUTS 15 (2X) Ken Hill, 5/10/90 vs. IND Homer Bailey, 4/26/09 @ TOL

MOST STRIKEOUTS, OPP 17 Les Walrond, 7/6/08 @ LHV

LONGEST WIN STREAK 10 Greg Reynolds, 4/11/13 - 7/1/13

LONGEST LOSING STREAK 9 (2X) Kurt Kepshire, 5/2/86 - 6/28/86 Brett Marshall, 6/6/14 - 8/17/14

NO-HITTERS (9 INNINGS) (1X)

Tony Cingrani (4.0) + David Holmberg (3.0) + Sam LeCure (2.0), 7/12/15 at TOL

NO-HITTERS (7 INNINGS) (1X)

Larry Luebbers, 5/14/00 (G1) @ CHA

ONE-HITTERS (9 INNINGS) (11X)

Ralph Citarella, 4/19/82 vs. IOWA

Kevin Hagan, 7/11/83 vs. DEN

Lee Tunnell , 6/21/88 vs. ME

Tom Urbani (7.0) + Lee Guetterman (2.0), 5/25/93 vs. OKC

Luke Hudson (7.0) + Scott MacRae (2.0), 7/15/02 @ ROC

Tom Shearn (6.0) + Brad Salmon (2.0) + Scott Chiasson (1.0), 9/3/06 vs. IND

Sam LeCure, 5/22/10 vs. SWB

Michael Lorenzen (8.0) + Drew Hayes (1.0), 8/26/15 at IND

L. Richardson (3.0) + C. Spiers (2.0) + E. Kravetz (1.0) + R. Nutof (1.0) + T. Santillan (1.0) + A. Busenitz (1.0), 9/23/23 vs. IOWA

Ian Gibaut (1.0) + David Buchanan (8.0), 9/22/24 vs. OMA

R. Lowder (1.0) + A. Busenitz (3.0) + Y. Zulueta (2.0) + L. Torres Jr. (1.2) + Z. Maxwell (1.1), 5/20/25 vs. GWN

ONE HITTERS (7 INNINGS) (7X)

Andy Rincon, 6/5/82 (G1) @ OKC

Rich Buonantony, 8/5/86 vs. OKC

Paul Anderson (5.1) + Steve Dixon (0.2) + Willie Smith (1.0), 7/8/94 (G1) vs. IOWA

Jesus Sanchez (5.0) + Ryan Wagner (1.0), 6/6/04 (G2) @ SWB (lost 1-0)

Steve Kelly, 5/17/07 (G1) @ TOL

Tom Shearn (5.0) + Tyler Pelland (1.0) + Ricky Stone (1.0), 4/5/08 (G2) @ SYR Amir Garrett, 9/3/17 (G2) at COL

NO HITTERS, OPP (7X)

Kevin Mmahat, 7/5/91 vs. COL

Pedro Martinez (5.2) + Felix Rodriguez (.1) + Scott Service (1), 5/25/97 vs. IND (G2)

Robert Ellis, 6/6/04 (G2) @ SWB

Todd Redmond, 5/28/10 vs GWN

Tyler Cloyd, 7/30/14 at COL

Rob Wooten (6.0) + Matt Marksberry (2.0) + Jose Ramirez (1.0), 6/30/16 vs. GWN

R. Contreras (3.0) + G. Wolfram (1.0) + C. Selby (1.0) + K. Strowd (1.0) + Y. Hiraldo (1.0), 6/2/25 vs. NOR (G2)

CONSECUTIVE SCORELESS INNINGS

35.1 Jumbo Diaz, 2015-2016

29.1 Pat Perry, 1984

28.1 Mark Clark, 1992

25.0 Yohan Pino, 2013

MOST WALKS

MOST WALKS, OPP

9 Rick Ownbey, 7/8/83 @ WIC

10 Chuck Malone, 7/21/90 vs. SWB

MOST INNINGS (STARTER) 11.0 Al Olmstead, 8/10/82 @ EVA

MOST INNINGS (RELIEVER) 8.0 David Buchanan, 9/22/24 vs. OMA

MOST INNINGS, OPP (STARTER) 11.0 Jeff Conner, 6/22/88 @ NAS

MISCELLANEOUS RECORDS SINCE 1982

LONGEST WINNING STREAK

12 5/18/03 - 5/31/03 11 (2X) 7/22/10 - 8/3/10 8/29/25 - 9/10/25

LONGEST LOSING STREAK 12 (2X) 8/7/13 - 8/19/13 8/18/24 - 8/30/24

LONGEST GAME (INNINGS)

18 (3X) 6/6/03 vs. RMD 5/9/11 @ ROC 5/19/17 vs. COL

LONGEST GAME TIME (9 INNINGS) 3:47 4/6/00 @ NOR

LONGEST GAME TIME (EXTRAS) 5:35 5/19/17 vs. COL (18 inn.)

SHORTEST GAME TIME (9 INNINGS) 1:42 (2X) 8/5/93 @ BUF 4/17/96 vs. NAS

SHORTEST GAME TIME (7 INNINGS) 1:21 (2X) 8/19/95 @ IND (G1) 7/15/96 vs. OKC (G1)

LARGEST CROWD (HOME)

34,984 4/27/90 vs. IOWA

LARGEST CROWD (HOME, LSF ERA) 14,658 4/21/18 vs. SYR

SMALLEST CROWD (HOME) 781 4/16/86 vs. NAS

LARGEST CROWD (ROAD) 32,926 5/25/84 @ DEN

SMALLEST CROWD (ROAD) 150 4/9/90 @ DEN

MOST ERRORS 6 (4X) 6/18/83 vs. EVA (G2) 8/26/95 @ OMA 6/26/98 @ OTT 8/18/17 vs. ROC

MOST ERRORS, OPP 7 8/5/83 @ OMA

MOST DOUBLE PLAYS

MOST DOUBLE PLAYS, OPP

5 (12X) 7/7/85 @ IND 8/15/85 vs. IND 8/29/92 @ NAS 5/28/95 vs. IND 6/14/95 vs. NO 5/16/96 vs. NAS 6/24/01 @ BUF 9/1/03 vs. COL 5/11/04 vs. CHA 5/17/05 @ BUF 5/12/10 vs BUF 6/30/11 vs. GWN

5 (4X) 8/21/99 @ DUR 5/5/01 @ CHA 8/23/01 @ TOL 4/18/02 vs. DUR

TRIPLE PLAYS (5X) 8/2/89 @ DEN (G2) 7/10/93 vs. IND 7/20/05 @ PAW 8/25/22 @ TOL 4/29/25 @ MEM

LONGEST RAIN DELAYS

4:20 6/27/00 vs. PAW

3:53 6/8/19 @ CHA

3:42 8/31/13 @ IND

3:00 5/4/16 vs. NOR

2:40 8/20/16 vs. IND

2:42 7/18/23 vs. COL

2:33 4/20/06 vs. SYR

2:33 8/21/22 vs. OMA 2:31 8/22/14 vs. COL 2:28 5/13/02 vs. SYR

On 4/29/25 at Memphis, the Bats escaped a third inning jam by turning the fifth triple play in franchise history, and the first in all of MiLB in 2025.

LOUISVILLE AWARD WINNERS SINCE 1982

LEAGUE MOST VALUABLE PLAYER

YEAR PLAYER LEAGUE

1987 Lance Johnson American Association

2002 Raul Gonzalez International League

LEAGUE ROOKIE OF THE YEAR YEAR PLAYER LEAGUE

1987 Lance Johnson American Association

1989 Todd Zeile American Association

2007 Joey Votto International League

2019 Aristides Aquino International League

LEAGUE MANAGER OF THE YEAR

YEAR MANAGER LEAGUE

1983 Jim Fregosi American Association

1985 Jim Fregosi (co-winner) American Association

2008 Rick Sweet International League

2009 Rick Sweet International League

LEAGUE PITCHER OF THE YEAR YEAR PLAYER LEAGUE

1992 Rene Arocha American Association

2009 Justin Lehr International League

LEAGUE RELIEVER OF THE YEAR YEAR PLAYER LEAGUE

1994 Willie Smith American Association

1995 Cory Bailey American Association

MINOR LEAGUE PLAYER OF THE YEAR YEAR PLAYER PUBLICATION

1989 Todd Zeile USA Today

2001 Adam Dunn Sporting News

2007 Jay Bruce Baseball America

MARY E. BARNEY LOUISVILLE BATS TEAM MVP

YEAR PLAYER

2006 Norris Hopper

2007 Joey Votto

2008 Jon Adkins, Kevin Barker

2009 Kevin Barker

2010 Zack Cozart

2011 Devin Mesoraco

2012 J.J. Hoover

2013 Greg Reynolds

2014 Jason Bourgeois

2015 Ramon Cabrera

2016 Jermaine Curtis, Hernan Iribarren

2017 Sebastian Elizalde

2018 Kevin Quackenbush

YEAR PLAYER

1982 SS Kelly Paris

1983 2B Jeff Doyle

1984 OF Vince Coleman

SS Jose Gonzalez

DH Gary Rajsich

1987 LHP Paul Cherry

OF Lance Johnson

C Tom Pagnozzi

1989 C Todd Zeile

1990 OF Bernard Gilkey

OF Ray Lankford

1992 OF Chuck Carr

RHP Rene Arocha

1993 3B Keith Lockhart

1994 OF Allen Battle

SS Tripp Cromer

RP Willie Smith

1995 3B Tracy Woodson

RP Cory Bailey

1996 1B Dmitri Young

YEAR PLAYER

2019 Aristides Aquino, Brian O’Grady

2021 TJ Friedl

2022 Fernando Cruz

2023 Matt Reynolds

2024 Edwin Ríos

2025 Rece Hinds

POSTSEASON ALL-STARS

YEAR PLAYER

1997 C Eli Marrero

1998 2B Ron Belliard

2000 SS Chris Sexton

2002 OF Raul Gonzalez

DH Kevin Witt

2003 3B Brandon Larson

2005 3B Edwin Encarnacion

2006 OF Norris Hopper

2007 UT Aaron Herr 1B Joey Votto

2008 C Ryan Hanigan

2010 OF Wladimir Balentien

2B Chris Valaika

2011 SS Zack Cozart

C Devin Mesoraco

2013 OF Billy Hamilton

2016 UT Hernan Iribarren

2023 DH Christian Encarnacion-Strand

2025 DH Rece Hinds

LOUISVILLE SLUGGER FIELD ATTENDANCE

The Bats celebrated their 25th season at Louisville Slugger Field in 2025. Overall, the team has a .522 winning percentage at the ballpark, with a 936-858 record

YEAR-BY-YEAR TEAM STATS SINCE

LOUISVILLE ALL-TIME BATTING SINCE

1982 .264 4,477 674 1,184 208 36 117 615 1983 .284 4,605 771 1,307 245 50 109 713 1984 .267 5,033 697 1,345 273 46 102 647 1985 .239 4,609 569 1,103 214 30 71 509 1986 .262 4,572 644 1,199 218 40 90 588 1987 .289 4,799 812 1,389 302 43 134 742 1988 .238 4,660 524 1,108 211 36 51 463

1989 .259 4,866 624 1,259 221 40 89 575 1990 .250 4,615 564 1,156 202 47 54 502 1991 .241 4,666 514 1,123 203 34 85 483 1992 .262 4,628 615 1,213 221 34 112 569 1993 .268 4,884 639 1,308 256 32 139 600 1994 .268 4,744 697 1,273 294 41 131 641 1995 .259 4,697 617 1,217 245 27 122 570 1996 .250 4,708 583 1,178 215 37 145 545 1997 .253 4,724 611 1,195 220 39 130 560 1998 .277 4,886 792 1,354 259 54 159 735 1999 .265 4,893 731 1,299 265 36 166 686 2000 .273 4,951 748 1,350 305 28 157 701 2001 .277 4,978 728 1,380 296 29 127 673 2002 .278 4,989 699 1,387 282 24 133 668 2003 .264 4,788 690 1,265 256 22 133 628 2004 .267 4,758 694 1,269 258 42 122 654 2005 .267 4,926 615 1,316 297 36 109 576 2006 .270 4,749 578 1,283 240 24 96 524 2007 .264 4,857 656 1,282 247 34 129 627 2008 .270 4,944 717 1,337 273 60 125 681 2009 .263 4,810 649 1,267 271 39 129 607 2010 .272 4,926 708 1,338 314 34 160 667 2011 .266 4,936 654 1,315 288 26 145 619 2012 .241 4,837 552 1,167 249 14 116 516 2013 .244 4,739 523 1,156 215 12 94 486 2014 .257 4,836 586 1,245 263 20 76 545 2015 .252 4,736 506 1,195 204 26 66

1989 41 782 494 94/44 29 17 .328 .375 1990 45 707 519 123/88 49 35 .330 .350 1991 29 939 517 82/63 38 17 .320 .353 1992 37 775 448 96/41 37 25 .330 .397 1993 38 878 412 40/38 32 30 .327 .419 1994 27 872 491 67/54 40 31 .340 .430 1995 46 933 474 113/54 49 31 .330 .401 1996 25 912 387 100/60 36 50 .311 .404 1997 33 953 479 93/65 41 15 .325 .399 1998 36 1,009 519 190/73 63 22 .352 .450 1999 43 1,003 492 168/47 47 20 .336 .436 2000 48 854 502 86/45 55 27 .343 .441 2001 42 957 432 75/49 72 25 .341 .425 2002 49 870 454 57/43 56 30 .342 .424 2003 51 937 447 116/40 52 16 .330 .410 2004 52 1,060 448 110/51 72 12 .336 .416 2005 33 1,069 365 98/29 60 27 .323 .408 2006 35 844 399 103/36 50 23 .331 .391 2007 43 1,117 511 102/33 46 29 .337 .408 2008 62 1,178 419 110/37 83 29 .334 .426 2009 51 976 390 132/34 48 20 .322 .416 2010 45 1,072 397 124/35 54 15 .330 .447 2011 47 1,085 431 68/23 71 29 .331 .423 2012 37 1,092 443 68/40 56 20 .310 .370 2013 37 1,065 390 144/47 55 9 .307 .354 2014 39 975 451 50/28 35 14 .323 .367

LOUISVILLE ALL-TIME PITCHING SINCE

1982 4.37 1,165.2 648 566 662 33 28 1983 4.27 1,188.0 653 563 708 23 32 1984 3.89 1,322.1 652 571 934 41 34

1985 3.51 1,252.2 568 488 856 22 39 1986 4.16 1,189.0 634 550 713 23 30 1987 4.63 1,213.0 705 624 792 15 44 1988 4.04 1,240.2 629 557 737 6 39 1989 3.76 1,270.0 628 530 823 6 39 1990 3.78 1,255.2 591 528 855 13 40 1991 4.50 1,240.0 697 620 714 9 28 1992 3.82 1,221.0 606 518 732 16 28 1993 4.25 1,256.1 671 593 815 13 31 1994 4.57 1,236.2 694 628 934 8 48 1995 3.79 1,241.0 623 522 840 10 42 1996 4.76 1,234.0 741 652 895 8 36 1997 4.24 1,243.0 651 586 944 9 30 1998 4.44 1,263.2 702 624 945 2 38 1999 5.41 1,271.2 868 765 929 2 33 2000 4.31 1,277.0 698 611 880 5 36 2001 3.89 1,287.0 632 556 912 8 46 2002 4.26 1,288.0 671 610 1,005 2 35

2003 4.08 1,243.2 630 564 846 4 38 2004 4.38 1,233.0 674 600 1,010 5 33 2005 4.54 1,265.2 716 639 1,012 0 35

2006 3.58 1,244.2 567 495 916 2 40 2007 3.73 1,275.1 591 528 960 2 40 2008 3.96 1,292.1 616 569 1,027 3 56 2009 3.46 1,259.0 555 484 1,009 6 52 2010 3.76 1,270.2 583 531 1,034 2 42 2011 4.01 1,280.0 641 570 995 1 40 2012 4.71 1,273.0 725 666 991 1 34 2013 3.75 1,259.1 578 525 1,061 4 38 2014 4.68 1,268.1 741 659 927 3 42 2015 4.15 1,264.2 616 567 953 3 38 2016 3.94 1,273.2 622 558 1,068 3 34 2017 4.56 1,256.0 731 636 1,129 4 29 2018 4.19 1,197.1 627 558 1,080 1 32 2019 4.91 1,222.1 741 667 1,143 1 29 2021 4.14 1,114.2 575 513 1,219 1 26 2022 4.97 1,313.2 813 725 1,307 0 34 2023 6.16 1,284.2 945 879 1,182 0 25 2024 5.06 1,295.1 809 728 1,251 1 33

323 1,555 YEAR

1982 1,168 122 62 35 467 26 1983 1,185 126 63 36 513 35 1984 1,236 117 58 30 580 40 1985 1,103 95 58 37 553 20 1986 1,194 72 66 41 552 31 1987 1,294 142 67 19 497 29 1988 1,239 89 64 32 484 37 1989 1,228 86 56 40 493 32 1990 1,185 123 51 51 454 17 1991 1,390 93 73 39 502 55 1992 1,268 102 46 46 401 30 1993 1,311 137 66 43 432 38 1994 1,266 110 99

494 33 12 1995 1,208 106 60 45 406 41 9 1996 1,297 138 64 55 467 50 8 1997 1,260 139 54 56 465 28 8 1998 1,294 145 65 55 519 24 5 1999 1,361 171 70 65 586 23 5 2000 1,321 116 62 34 529 20 6 2001 1,326 136 66 60 382 18 2 2002 1,342 138 54 55 433 19 5 2003 1,357

2007 1,272 95 48 48 430 12 9 2008 1,277 123 55 45 416 18 7 2009 1,223 129 41 46 396 7 6 2010 1,223 109 69 64 416 6 5

THE LAST TIME THE BATS...

INDIVIDUAL

TWO HOME RUN GAME 8/23/25 at NAS (W, 13-4) Sal Stewart

THREE HOME RUN GAME 5/4/23 at OMA (W, 12-10) Christian Encarnacion-Strand

HIT FOR THE CYCLE 5/4/23 at OMA (W, 12-10) Matt McLain

GRAND SLAM 7/8/25 at COL (W, 11-5) Davis Wendzel

PINCH-HIT HOME RUN 7/9/22 vs. STP (W, 10-9, 10 inn.) Juniel Querecuto

HOME RUN BY A PITCHER 9/11/21 vs. IND (L, 4-5) Michael Mariot

LEADOFF HOME RUN 9/16/25 vs. NAS (W, 3-1) Blake Dunn

INSIDE-THE-PARK HOME RUN 4/13/23 at TOL (L, 6-13) Matt McLain

SIX HITS IN A GAME 6/6/03 vs. RMD (W, 4-3, 18 inn.) Mark Budzinski

TWO TRIPLES IN A GAME 9/19/22 vs. NAS (L, 6-8) Isiah Gilliam

FOUR DOUBLES IN A GAME 4/30/11 vs. NOR (W, 10-1) Zack Cozart

THREE STOLEN BASES IN A GAME 5/19/19 vs. SYR (L, 6-5) Brian O’Grady

TEAM

FIVE HOME RUN GAME 8/23/25 at NAS (W, 13-4)

P.J. Higgins, Davis Wendzel, Christian Encarnacion-Strand and Sal Stewart (2)

SIX HOME RUN GAME 5/4/23 at OMA (W, 12-10)

Christian Encarnacion-Strand (3), Will Benson, TJ Hopkins and Matt McLain

THREE HOME RUN INNING 6/14/25 at IOW (W, 14-2)

4th Inning, Ivan Johnson, Jack Rogers, and Levi Jordan

BACK-TO-BACK HOME RUNS 9/16/25 vs. NAS (W, 3-1)

1st Inning, Blake Dunn and Hector Rodriguez

THREE CONSECUTIVE HOME RUNS 6/26/22 vs. IOW (W, 10-5)

Alejo Lopez, Taylor Motter and Stuart Fairchild

TRIPLE PLAY 4/29/25 at MEM (L, 9-6)

2nd Inning, with Levi Jordan at shortstop, P.J. Higgins at third base, and Edwin Rios at first base, Matt Lloyd grounds into a 6-3-5-6 triple play, SS Levi Jordan to 1B Edwin Rios to 3B P.J. Higgins to SS Levi Jordan

LOUISVILLE ALL-TIME ROSTER

Longtime Reds catcher Corky Miller spent parts of 10 seasons with the Bats over his 17-year professional career that spanned from 1998-2014. He made his Triple-A debut as a 25-year-old with the RiverBats in 2001 and ended his career in Louisville as a 38-year-old in 2014. Miller appeared in 548 games for the Bats throughout his career, a Louisville franchise record that stands today.

LOUISVILLE ALL-TIME ROSTER SINCE 1982

Abad, Andy ‘06

Abbott, Andrew ‘23, ‘25*

Abel, Kevin ‘25

Abreu, Albert ‘25

Abreu, Frank ‘92

Acevedo, Jose ‘02, ‘03, ‘05

Acuna, Jose ‘24

Adcock, Nate ‘15

Adducci, Jim ‘83, ‘84

Adkins, Jon ’08, ‘10

Adkins, Tim ‘03

Adleman, Tim ‘16, ‘17, ‘21

Agostinelli, Sal ‘87, ‘88

Aguiar, Julian ‘24

Akiyama, Shogo ‘21*

Alaniz, R.J. ‘19, ‘21

Alba, Gibson ‘88, ‘89, ‘90

Aldrete, Rich ‘92

Alicea, Luis ‘87, ‘88, ‘89, ‘90, ‘91, ‘92*

Allen, Brandon ‘16

Allen, James ‘12

Almanzar, Carlos ‘02, ‘03

Almora Jr., Alber ‘22

Alonso, Yonder ‘10, ‘11

Alvarado, Carlos ‘06

Alviso, Jerome ‘04

Amaral, Beau ‘16, ‘17

Amburgey, Trey ‘22

Anderson, Chase ‘23

Anderson, Bryan D. ‘14

Anderson, Bryan G. ‘01

Anderson, Drew M. ‘05, ‘08

Anderson, Drew T. ’08

Anderson, Jimmy ‘03

Anderson, Josh ‘10

Anderson, Mike ‘85

Anderson, Paul ‘93, ‘94

Andreopoulos, Alex ‘99

Andrews, Clayton ‘01

Antone, Tejay ‘16, ‘19, ‘21, ‘23*, ‘25

Aquino, Aristides ‘19, ‘21*, ‘22

Aranguren, Frainger ‘23

Archer, Tristan ‘19

Arnold, Scott ‘88, ‘89, ‘90

Arnsberg, Brad ‘93

Arocha, Rene ‘92

Arrandale, Matt ‘96, ‘97

Arredondo, Jose ‘10, ‘11*, ‘13

Asadoorian, Rick ‘05

Ashcraft, Graham ‘22, ‘24

Ashley, Nevin ‘13

Astin, Barrett ‘17, ‘18

Atchley, Justin ‘00, ‘01, ‘02

Atencio, Greg ‘09

Atilano, Luis ‘12

Augustine, Jerry ‘84

Aurilia, Rich ‘05*

Austin, Jeff ‘03

Austin, Pat ‘90

Averette, Robert ‘00

Bankston, Wes ‘09

Bannon, Jeff ‘05, ‘06, ‘07

Barber, Brian ‘93, ‘94, ‘95, ‘96, ‘97

Bargar, Greg 86, ‘87, ‘88

Barker, Kevin ‘98, ‘99, ‘08, ‘09

Barnes, Charlie ‘25

Barnes, Skeeter ‘87

Barnhart, Tucker ‘14, ‘15, ‘24

Barrero, Jose ‘21, ‘22, ‘23

Bartee, Kimera ‘00

Barton, Brian ‘11

Bass, Anthony ‘19

Batchelor, Richard ‘94, ‘95, ‘96, ‘97

Battle, Allen ‘94, ‘95

Battle, Howard ‘00

Bauers, Jake ‘22

Bautista, Jose ‘97

Bautista, Wendolyn ‘17, ‘18, ‘19

Beanblossom, Brad ‘92

Beattie, Andrew ‘01, ‘03

Beck, Greg ‘98, ‘99

Belisle, Matt ‘03, ‘04, ‘06*, ‘07, ‘08

Bell, Brantley ‘21

Bell, David ‘95, ‘96, ‘97*

Bell, Mike ‘00

Bell, Rick ‘05

Bell, Rob ‘00, ‘01

Bell, Trevor ‘13, ‘14*

Bellhorn, Mark ’07

Belliard, Ron ‘98, ‘99

Beltran, Rigo ‘94, ‘95, ‘96, ‘97

Bender, Joel ‘15

Benedetto, Nick ‘15

Benes, Alan ‘94, ‘95

Benes, Andy ‘97*

Benitez, Yamil ‘99

Benschoter, Sam ‘24, ‘25

Benson, Will ‘23, ‘25

Bentz, Chad ‘06

Berblinger, Jeff ‘97

Bere, Jason ‘99

Bergolla, William ‘05, ‘06

Bernardino, Brennan ‘15

Berry, Quintin ‘11

Berset, Chris ‘14, ‘15, ‘16

Bevel, Bobby ‘03

Bibby, Jim ‘84

Bjorkman, George ‘82

Blandino, Alex ‘17, ‘18, ‘19, ‘21

Boesch, Brennan ‘15

Boever, Joe ‘85, ‘86, ‘87

Bohanon, Brian ‘02

Bolivar, Luis ’07, ‘08, ‘09

Bonaparte, Elijah ‘83

Bong, Jung Keun ‘04

Bonilla, Lisalverto ‘17

Booker, Chris ‘04, ‘05

Booker, Rod ‘84, ‘86, ‘87, ‘88, ‘89

Boone, Aaron ‘01*

Borowski, Joe ‘99

Boscan, J.C. ’07

Aversa, Joe ‘95

Avery, James ‘06, ‘10

Axelrod, Dylan ‘14, ‘15

Aybar, Manny ‘96, ‘97, ‘00

Ayer, Jack ’83, ‘84, ‘85, ‘86, ‘87

Badorek, Mike ‘96, ‘97

Baez, Federico ‘09, ‘10

Baez, Kevin ‘03

Bailey, Cory ‘95, ‘96

Bailey, Homer ’07, ‘08, ‘09, ‘10, ‘11*, ‘15*, ‘16*, ‘17*, ‘18*

Baine, Tom ‘89

Baker, Dylan ‘21*

Baker, Ernie ‘91

Baker, Steve ‘84

Balester, Collin ‘15

Ballard, Jeff ‘92

Bale, John ‘03

Balentien, Wladimir ‘10

Banfield, Will ‘25

Banks, Brian ‘98, ‘99

+ PLAYOFFS ONLY

Botelho, Derek ‘88

Boulware, Garrett ‘17, ‘18

Bourgeois, Jason ‘14, ‘15*

Bowman, Matt ‘19

Boxberger, Brad ‘11, ‘19

Brach, Brad ‘21

Bracho, Silvino ‘23

Brackman, Andrew ‘12

Bradford, Larry ‘82

Bradshaw, Terry ‘94, ‘95, ‘96, ‘97

Bragg, Darren ‘04

Branche, Stevie ‘24

Brantly, Rob ‘17

Branyan, Russell ‘03*

Brattvet, Scott ‘15

Braun, Steve ‘86

Bray, Bill ’07, ‘08, ‘09, ‘10, ‘12*

Brewer, Rod ‘90, ‘91, ‘92

Brice, Austin ‘17, ‘18

Brigman, Bryson ‘25

Brito, Jose (Oscar) ‘82, ‘83

* MEDICAL REHABILITATION

LOUISVILLE ALL-TIME ROSTER SINCE 1982

Brito, Jorge ‘98, ‘99

Broussard, Ben ‘01+, ‘02

Broussard, Geoff ‘17

Brower, Jim ‘01, ‘08

Brown, Emil ‘03

Brown, Zack ‘23

Broxton, Jonathan ‘13*

Bruce, Jay ’07, ‘08, ‘09*

Bruihl, Justin ‘24

Bruksch, Jeff ‘05

Brummer, Glenn ‘82, ‘84

Buanontony, Rich ‘86, ‘87, ‘88

Buchanan, Brian ‘06

Buchanan, David ‘24

Buchanan, Jake ‘17

Buckels, Gary ‘93, ‘94, ‘95

Buckley, Sean ‘15

Budzinski, Mark ‘03

Buford, Damon ‘01

Bumatay, Mike ’07

Burdick, Peyton ‘24

Burke, Chris ‘10

Burnham, Gary ‘04

Burns, Chase ‘25

Burns, Mike ‘06

Burris, Ray ‘86

Burriss, Emmanuel ‘13

Burton, Jared ’07, ‘08*, ‘09, ‘10, ‘11

Busby, Mike ‘95, ‘96, ‘97

Buschmann, Matt ‘15

Busenitz, Alan ‘23, ‘24, ‘25

Byers, Randell ‘89

Byrne, Michael ‘21, ‘22, ‘24

Cabrera, Daniel ‘15

Cabrera, Jolbert ’08

Cabrera, Ramon ‘15, ‘16

Caceres, Wilmy ‘03

Cadaret, Greg ‘95

Cairns, Troy ‘03

Calderon, Jose ‘87

Calise, Mike ‘82, ‘83

Callihan, Tyler ‘24, ‘25

Camacho, Ernie ‘90

Cancel, Robbie ‘99

Candelario, Jeimer ‘25*

Canseco, Ozzie ‘92, ‘93

Cantu, Jorge ’07

Capel, Conner ‘24

Caraballo, Ramon ‘95

Cardona, Ryan ‘25

Carmona, Greg ‘91, ‘92

Carpenter, Brian ‘97

Carpenter, Chris ‘15

Carpenter, Cris ‘88, ‘89, ‘90, ‘95 Carr, Chuck ‘92

Carroll, Scott ‘11, ‘12

Casali, Curt ‘19*, ‘23*

Casey, Sean ‘02*

Castaneda, Nick ‘91

Christian, Rico ‘91, ‘92

Christiani, Nick ‘11, ‘12, ‘13, ‘14, ‘15, ‘17

Cimorelli, Frank ‘93, ‘94, ‘95

Cingrani, Tony ‘13, ‘15, 17*

Citarella, Ralph ‘82, ‘83, ‘84, ‘86

Ciuffo, Nick ‘19

Clapinski, Chris ‘03

Clark, Brady ‘00, ‘01, ‘02

Clark, Jermaine ‘04

Clark, Mark ‘91, ‘92

Clark, Terry ‘84

Clarke, Stan ‘90, ‘91

Clary, Marty ‘91

Claussen, Brandon ‘03, ‘04, ‘06*

Clements, Dave ‘84, ‘85

Clevlen, Brent ‘11

Coats, Buck ’07

Cochran, Tom ‘09, ‘10, ‘11

Coffey, Todd ‘04, ‘05, ‘07, ‘08

Colbert, Rick ‘86, ‘87

Castellano, John ‘06

Castillo, Fabio ‘14

Castillo, Wilkin ’08, ‘09, ‘10

Castro, Jose ‘11

Castro, Juan ‘00, ‘02*, ‘03*, ‘04*

Cedeno, Cesar ‘86

Celestino, Miguel ‘15

Cerros, Juan ‘03, ‘04

Cesar, Dionys ‘04

Chacin, Alejandro ‘17

Chamblee, Jim ‘03, ‘04

Chang, Ray ‘13, ‘14, ‘16

Chapman, Aroldis ‘10, ‘11*, ‘14*

Charlton, Norm ‘00

Chavez, Alberti ‘19

Cherry, Paul ‘86, ‘87

Chiasson, Scott ‘06

Childress, Daylan ‘05

Cholowsky, Dan ‘95, ‘96

Chouinard, Bobby ‘98

Christensen, McKay ‘04

+ PLAYOFFS ONLY

Cole, Alex ‘86, ‘88, ‘89

Coleman, Louis ‘17

Coleman, Michael ‘03

Coleman, Vince ‘84, ‘85

Colina, Alvin ’08

Collier, Lou ‘99

Collins, Tim ‘19

Colon, Christian ‘19

Compres, Fidel ‘91, ‘93

Conroy, Tim ‘86, ‘87*, ‘88

Constanza, Jose ‘15

Converse, Jim ‘99

Conway, Dan ’07

Cook, David ‘11

Cook, Mike ‘92

Coolbaugh, Scott ‘94

Contreras, Carlos ‘15

Corcino, Daniel ‘13, ‘14

Cordova, Jorge ‘02

Cormier, Rheal ‘90, ‘91, ‘92, ‘94*

Cornett, Brad ‘98

Corona, John ‘91

Correia, Rod ‘96

Cortes, Jorge ‘03

Costanzo, Mike ‘10, ‘11, ‘12, ‘13, ‘14

Costello, John ‘87, ‘88, ‘89*

Costo, Tim ‘97

Coughlin, Kevin ‘97

Coutlangus, Jon ‘06, ‘07

Cox, Danny ‘83, ‘84, ‘88*, ‘90*

Cozart, Zack ‘10, ‘11

Crabbe, Tim ‘13, ‘14

Crawford, Brooks ‘24

Creal, Ashton ‘22, ‘23

Creek, Doug ‘93, ‘94, ‘95

Crespo, Felipe ‘03

Crockett, Kyle ‘18

Cromer, Brandon ‘99

Cromer, D.T. ‘00, ‘01

Cromer, Tripp ‘92, ‘93, ‘94, ‘96

Crook, Narciso ‘19, ‘21

Crosby, Bubba ’07

Crosby, Todd ‘90, ‘91

Croushore, Rick ‘97, ‘03

Crozier, Eric ‘05

Cruz, Fernando ‘22, ‘23*

Cruz, Jacob ‘03, ‘04, ‘06

Cruz, Tony ‘18

Cucjen, Romy ‘89

Cueto, Johnny ’07, ‘11* Cumberland, Shaun ’08

Curtis, Jermaine ‘15, ‘16

Cuthbert, Cheslor ‘21

D’Amico, Jeff C. ‘99*

D’Amico, Jeff M. ‘02

Dale, Carl ‘99

Darnell, Paul ‘01, ‘02

Darula, Bobby ‘02, ‘03, ‘04

Davidson, Bob ‘91

Davis, Chris ‘82

Davis, Clint ‘95

* MEDICAL REHABILITATION

LOUISVILLE ALL-TIME ROSTER SINCE 1982

Davis, Lance ‘00, ‘01, ‘02, ‘03

Davis, Rookie ‘16, ‘17

Davis, Tommy ’01

Dawkins, Gookie ‘02

Dayley, Ken ‘84*, ‘87

Deak, Brian ‘95

Deak, Darrel ‘94, ‘95, ‘96

De Jesus, Ivan ‘87

De Jesus, Jr., Ivan ‘15

De Jesus, Misael ’07

Delabar, Steve ‘16

De La Cruz, Elly ‘23

de la Rosa, Francisco ‘95

De La Rosa, Wilkin ‘13

De La Torre, Jose ‘15

De Leon, Jose ‘21

De Leon, Michael ‘21, ‘22

Delgado, Jesus ‘10

Delmonico, Nicky ‘21

de los Santos, Valerio ‘98

Del Rosario, Enerio ‘09, ‘10

DeSclafani, Anthony ‘16*, ‘18*

Despaigne, Odrisamer ‘19

Dempster, Ryan ‘03*

Demurias, Eddy ‘21, ‘22, ‘23

Dennick, Ryan ‘13, ‘14, ‘15

Denorfia, Chris ‘05, ‘06

Denove, Chris ‘09, ‘10

De Paula, Rafael ‘17, ‘18

DePaula, Sean ‘03

Desa, Joe ‘82, ‘83

Dessens, Elmer ‘00

Detmers, Kris ‘97

Diamond, Scott ‘14

Diaz, Argenis ‘14

Diaz, Alexis ‘25

Diaz, Eddy ‘98

Dayan Diaz ‘16

Diaz, Jumbo ‘13, ‘14, ‘15, ‘16

Dickerson, Chris ’07, ‘08, ‘09*, ‘10

Diehl, Phillip ‘21, ‘22

Dietrich, Derek ‘19*

Difelice, Mike ‘95, ‘96, ‘97

Diggs, Tony ‘95, ‘96

Dingman, Craig ‘02

DiPino, Frank ‘91*, ‘92*

Dixon, Brandon ‘17, ‘18

Dixon, Steve ‘92, ‘93, ‘94, ‘96

Dominguez, Chris ‘15

Donald, Jason ‘13

Donaldson, Dan ’07

Dorn, Danny ‘09, ‘10, ‘11, ‘12

Dotson, Gene ‘83

Dougherty, Mark ‘87, ‘88

Doyle, Jeff ‘82, ‘83

Doyle, Pat ‘11

Dozier, D.J. ‘93

Eiland, Dave ‘96

Eldred, Cal ‘99*

Elizalde, Sebastian ‘17, ‘18

Ellis, Paul ‘93

Ellis, Robert ‘98

Elmore, Jake ‘14

Encarnacion, Edwin ‘05, ‘06*, ‘07, ‘09*

Encarnacion-Strand, Christian ‘23, ‘25

Epple, Tom ’85

Erickson, Roger ‘89

Ervin, Phillip ‘17, ‘18, ‘19

Eshelman, Vaughn ‘00

Estrada, Horacio ‘98, ‘99

Estrella, Leo ‘01

Etherton, Seth ‘02*, ‘03, ‘04 Eveld, Tommy ‘23

Eversgerd, Bryan ‘94

Eymann, Eric ‘09, ‘10, ‘11

Fairchild, Stuart ‘22, ‘23

Falteisek, Steve ‘99

Faltine, Trey ‘24, ‘25

Falu, Irving ‘15

Fanning, Steve ‘92, ‘94 Farmer, Buck ‘22, ‘25 Farmer, Kyle ‘19*

Farrell, Luke ‘17, ‘22

Fassero, Jeff ‘89 Federowicz, Tim ‘18

Feierabend, Ryan ‘12

Feiner, Korey ‘09

Feliciano, Pedro ‘02

Feliz, Michael ‘21*

Fellhauer, Josh ‘13, ‘14

Fernandez, Alex ‘05 Fernandez, Jared ‘01, ‘02, ‘05 Fernandez, Joey ‘91, ‘92 Fernandez, Jose ‘92, ‘94 Fernandez, Osvaldo ‘00, ‘01

Dransfeldt, Kelly ‘03

Driessen, Dan ‘87

Duarte, Daniel ‘21, ‘22, ‘23

Duarte, Jose ‘17

Dugger, Robert ‘22

Duke, Zach ‘13

Dumatrait, Phil ‘06, ‘07

Dunbar, Matt ‘98

Duncan, Shelley ‘14 Dunn, Adam ‘01

Dunn, Blake ‘24, ‘25

Dunn, Greg ‘86

Dunn, Justin ‘22, ‘23*

Dunn, Todd ‘98, ‘99

Dunne, Mike ‘86

Durham, Leon ‘89

Duvall, Adam ‘15

Earley, Bill ‘86, ‘87

Edwards, Mike ‘02, ‘07

+ PLAYOFFS ONLY

Figueroa, Bien ‘89, ‘90, ‘91, ‘92, ‘93 Finnegan, Brandon ‘15, ‘17*, ‘18, ‘21 Fisher, Carlos ’08, ‘09, ‘10, ‘11, ‘12 Fitzgerald, Mike ‘88, ‘89 Floro, Dylan ‘18 Fogg, Josh. ’08* Ford, Curt ‘84, ‘85, ‘86, ‘92 Ford, Lew ‘09 Ford, Mike ‘24 Foreman, Juju ‘03 Forster, Scott ‘01 Foster, Kevin ‘02 Fox, Mike ‘89, ‘90 Fraley, Jake ‘22*, ‘23*, ‘25* Francis, Jeff ‘12, ‘14 Francisco, Juan ‘09, ‘10, ‘11 Francona, Terry ‘90 Frank, Mike ’00 Franklin, Micah ‘96, ‘97 Fransen, Arij ‘24 Frascatore, John ‘94, ‘95, ‘96 Frazier, Todd ‘09, ‘10, ‘11, ‘12 Freel, Ryan ‘03, ‘07* Freeman, Justin ‘13, ‘14 Freeman, Mike ‘21 Friedl, TJ ‘21, ‘22, ‘24* Frye, Jeff ‘02 Fulgham, John ‘82, ‘83 Fulmer, Carson ‘21 Fulton, Ed ‘90, ‘91, ‘92, ‘93

Galarraga, Andres ‘92* Galarraga, Armando ‘13 Gallagher, Sean ‘12 Gale, Rocky ‘21 Gallego, Mike ‘97 Garcia, Aramis ‘22* * MEDICAL REHABILITATION

LOUISVILLE ALL-TIME ROSTER SINCE 1982

Garcia, Guillermo ‘00, ‘01+

Garcia, Pedro ‘22, ‘23, ‘24

Gardner, Richie ’07

Garrett, Amir ‘16, ‘17*

Garthwaite, Jay ‘06

Gathright, Joey ‘12

Gavin, Grant ‘24

Gennett, Scooter ‘19*

Geren, Bob ‘84, ‘85

Germano, Justin ‘05, ‘06

Giannelli, Ray ‘95, ‘97

Gibaut, Ian ‘24*, ‘25*

Gil, David ‘02, ‘03

Gil, Jerry ’08, ‘10, ‘11

Gilbert, Tyler ‘24

Gilkey, Bernard ‘90, ‘91, ‘95

Gilliam, Isiah ‘22

Glauber, Keith ‘97, ‘00, ‘01

Godwin, Tyrell ’07

Goeddel, Tyler ‘17, ‘18

Gomes, Jonny ‘09

Gonzalez, Alex ‘09*

Gonzalez, Edgar ‘14

Gonzalez, Erik ‘24

Gonzalez (Uribe), Jose ‘82, ‘83, ‘84

Gonzalez, Luis ‘19

Gonzalez, Raul ‘01, ‘02

Gonzalez, Yovan ‘13

Gooch, Arnie ‘01

Gosling, Mike ‘06, ‘07

Gosselin, Phil ‘18

Goudeau, Ashton ‘21

Gotay, Ruben ‘14

Graman, Alex ‘05

Grandal, Yasmani ‘11

Granger, Jeff ‘99

Graphenthin, Dick ‘87, ‘88

Grater, Mark ‘90, ‘91, ‘92

Graterol, Juan ‘19

Gray, Sonny ‘21*

Green, Andy ’08

Green, David ‘82, ‘87, ‘88

Green, Scarbourgh ‘97

Greene, Charlie ‘99

Greene, Hunter ‘21, ‘22*, ‘23*, ‘25*

Greene, Rick ‘98, ‘00

Gregorius, Didi ‘12

Griffin, Michael ‘06, ‘08, ‘09, ‘10, ‘11

Grimm, Justin ‘19

Guardado, Eddie ’07*

Guerrero, Dan ’07

Guerrero, Gabriel ‘18

Guerrero, Pedro ‘91*, ‘92*

Guerrero, Tayron ‘23

Guerrero, Wilton ‘01, ‘03

Guetterman, Lee ‘93

Guillen, Jose ‘02, ‘03

Guillon, Ismael ‘17

Harnisch, Pete ‘00*, ‘01*, ‘03

Harris, Brendan ‘06

Harris, Reggie ‘99

Harris, Mike ‘83

Harris, Vic ‘84

Harris, Willie ‘12

Hartmann, Pete ‘04

Hartsock, Jeff ‘94

Hassler, Andy ‘84, ‘85

Hawkins, Courtney ‘19

Hayes, Ben ‘85

Hayes, Drew ‘15, ‘16

Haynes, Jimmy ‘03*

Hays, Austin ‘25*

Heinkel, Don ‘89, ‘90

Heineman, Scott ‘21

Heiserman, Rick ‘97

Heisey, Chris ‘09, ‘10, ‘11*, ‘13*

Hemond, Scott ‘95, ‘96

Henderson, Rod ‘98, ‘99

Henderson, Ryan ‘99

Hendrix, Ryan ‘21, ‘22

Henry, Sean ‘10

Hensley, Clay ‘13

Herget, Jimmy ‘17, ‘18, ‘19

Herget, Kevin ‘23

Hermida, Jeremy ‘11

Hernandez, Alex ‘02

Hernandez, Ariel ‘17

Hernandez, David ‘18*

Hernandez, Miguel ‘22, ‘23

Herr, Aaron ‘06, ‘07, ‘08

Herrera, Daniel Ray ’08, ‘10, ‘11

Herrera, Dilson ‘16, ‘17, ‘18

Herrera, Rosell ‘18

Hessman, Mike ‘13

Higgins, P.J. ‘24, ‘25

Hill, Jason ‘03, ‘04

Hill, Ken ‘89, ‘90, ‘91, ‘01

Hilton, Howard ‘89, ‘90

Hinds, Rece ‘24, ‘25

Hinkle, Mike ‘90, ‘91, ‘92

Hocutt, Mike ‘88

Hoffman, Jeff ‘21*

Holbert, Aaron ‘95, ‘96, ‘97, ‘04, ‘05, ‘06 Holmberg, David ‘14, ‘15

Hoover, J.J. ‘12, ‘14, ‘16

Hopkins, TJ ‘22, ‘23

Hopper, Norris ‘06, ‘07*, ‘08*, ‘09

Horst, Jeremy ‘10, ‘11

Horton, Ricky ‘82, ‘83, ‘89

Howard, Nick ‘21, ‘22

Howitt, Dann ‘96

Hubbard, Mike ’00

Hudson, Joe P. ‘98, ‘00

Hudson, Joe T. ‘18 Hudson, Luke ‘02, ‘04 Hughes, Bobby ‘99*

Hulett, Tim ‘95*

Hummel, Tim ‘04

Hunt, Randy ‘85

Guin, Greg ‘83

Gulan, Mike ‘95, ‘96, ‘97

Gulliver, Glenn ‘84

Gustafson, Tim ‘12

Gutierrez, Jesse ‘06, ‘07

Gutierrez, Vladimir ‘19, ‘21*, ‘23*

Hagen, Kevin ‘83, ‘84, ‘85

Hairston Jr., Jerry ’08 Hall, Josh ‘06 Hall, Noah ‘01

Hamilton, Billy ‘13

Hamilton, Joey ‘01, ‘02*, ‘03

Hamilton, Josh ’07*

Hancock, Josh ‘05*

Hand, Donovan ‘15

Hanigan, Ryan ‘03, ‘06, ‘07, ‘09*, ’10*, ‘13*

Hannahan, Jack ‘14*

Hansen, Jed ‘00

Harang, Aaron ‘03, ‘04*, ‘08*, ‘10

Hare, Shawn ‘96

+ PLAYOFFS ONLY

Hunter, Cedric ‘17

Hurtubise, Jacob ‘23, ‘24, ‘25 Hyde, Lee ‘13, ‘14

Hynick, Brandon ‘11

Iapoce, Anthony ‘99

Iglesias, Raisel ‘15

Ilsley, Blaise ‘92

Inciarte, Ender ‘21 India, Jonathan ‘22*, ‘23* Iorg, Dane ‘83* Iribarren, Hernan ‘14, ‘15, ‘16, ‘17, ‘18

Isringhausen, Jason ‘10

Jackson, Danny ‘95*, ‘96*, ‘97* Jackson, Ron ‘85

Jackson, Steven ‘11

Jagielo, Eric ‘17

Janish, Paul ’07, ‘08, ‘11, ‘12

Jelks, Greg ‘89

* MEDICAL REHABILITATION

LOUISVILLE ALL-TIME ROSTER SINCE 1982

Jennings, Robin ‘00, ‘01, ‘02, ‘03

Jenkins, Geoff ‘98

Jensen, Marcus ‘98

Jiminian, Johendi ‘19

Joe, Connor ‘25

Johns, Keith ‘95

Johnson, Dan ‘15

Johnson, David ‘11

Johnson, Ivan ‘24, ‘25

Johnson, Jacob ‘15

Johnson, Jason ‘06

Johnson, Jerry ‘82, ‘83, ‘84

Johnson, Lance ‘87

Johnson, Sherman ‘19

Johnson, Stephen ‘16

Jones, Chris ‘92

Jones, Daryl ‘12

Jones, Tim ‘87, ‘88, ’91, ‘93

Jordan, Brian ‘91, ’92, ‘93, ‘97*

Jordan, Kevin ‘02

Jordan, Levi ‘24, ‘25

Jorgensen, Ryan ‘06, ‘07

Jose, Felix ‘92*

Joseph, Donnie ‘12

Judy, Josh ‘12

Jukich, Ben ’08, ‘09, ‘10

Jurrjens, Jair ‘14

Kable, Dave ‘82, ‘84, ‘85

Karcher, Ricky ‘22, ‘23

Kata, Matt ‘06

Kearns, Austin ‘02, ‘04*, ‘05

Keener, Jeff ‘82, ‘83, ‘84, ‘85

Keisler, Randy ‘05

Keller, Kris ‘03

Kelly, Casey ‘24

Kelly, John ‘94

Kelly, Kenny ‘04, ‘05

Kelly, Steve ‘05, ‘06, ‘07’

Kemp, Tony ‘24

Kennard, Jeff ‘09

Kennedy, Brett ‘23, ‘24

Kennedy, Kevin ‘82

Kennelly, Matt ‘13

Keough, Matt ‘85

Keppinger, Jeff ’07, ‘08*

Kepshire, Kurt ’83, ‘84, ‘86

Kershner, Jason ’07

Kieschnick, Brooks ‘00

Kilgus, Paul ‘92, ‘93

King, Curtis ‘97

Kinkade, Mike ‘98

Kinnunen, Mike ‘82

Kinzer, Matt ‘88, ‘89

Kivlehan, Patrick ‘18

Klimesh, Ben ‘15

Klinker, Matt ‘09, ‘10, ‘11

Knicely, Alan ’86 Knox, Kerry ‘93, ‘94

Kolb, Brandon ‘02

Lankford, Ray ‘90

LaPoint, Dave ‘87

Larkin, Andy ‘00

Larson, Brandon. ‘00, ‘01, ‘02, ‘03, ‘04*

LaRue, Jason ‘00, ‘04*, ‘06*

Latos, Mat ‘14*

LaValliere, Mike ‘85

Lavarnway, Ryan ‘19

Law, Derek ‘22, ‘23*

Lawless, Tom ‘85

Leake, Mike ‘11

LeCure, Sam ‘09, ‘10, ‘11*, ‘15

Lee, Braxton ‘21

Lee, Manny ‘95

Lee, Zach ‘21

Legumina, Casey ‘23, ‘24

Lehr, Justin ’08, ‘09, ‘10, ‘11

Leibrandt, Brandon ‘24

Leon, Donny ‘02

Leon, Jose ‘05

Leon, Sandy ‘22

Leopold, Jim ‘88

Lerch, Randy ‘86

Levis, Jesse ‘02

Levrault, Allen ‘99

Lewis, Anthony ‘94

Lewis, Fred ‘11*

Leyton, Steven ‘22, ‘23

Lindeman, Jim ‘86, ‘87, ‘88, ‘89

Lira, Felipe ‘02

Littell, Mark ‘82

Lively, Ben ‘22, ‘23

Livingston, Bobby ’07, ‘08

Livingstone, Scott ‘97*

Lockhart, Keith ‘93

Lockwood, Rich ‘88

Lodolo, Nick ‘21, ‘22*, ‘23*, ‘24*

Lofstrom, Morgan ‘18

Lollar, Tim ‘87

Lomasney, Steve ‘04, ‘05

Long, Jake ‘10

Long, Terrence ‘06

Longhi, Nick ‘18, ‘19

Lopez, Alejo ‘21, ‘22, ‘23

Lopez, Diomar ‘21, ‘22 Lopez, Felipe ‘03, ‘04 Lopez, Jose ‘18, ‘19 Lopez, Luis ‘05

Lopez, Mickey ‘98, ‘99 Lopez, Pedro ’07 Lopez, Rafael ‘16

Lorenzen, Michael ‘15, ‘16, ‘21*

Lotterhos, Chris ‘00

Lowder, Rhett ‘24, ‘25*

Loynd, Mike ‘91, ‘92

Lowe, Sean ‘96, ‘97

Lozado, Willie ‘85 Ludwick, Eric ‘96, ‘97 Ludwick, Ryan ‘13* Luebbers, Larry ‘00, ‘01

Komar, Brandon ‘25

Koontz, Jim ‘85

Koslofski, Kevin ‘97

Kozlowski, Ben ‘05, ‘06

Krause, Scott ‘98, ‘99

Kravetz, Evan ‘23, ‘24, ‘25

Krebs, Joe ‘09, ‘10, ‘11

Krenchicki, Wayne ‘88

Kriske, Brooks ‘24

Kristen, Dale ‘90

Kroski, Chris ‘05, ‘08

Krol, Ian ‘19

Kuhnel, Joel ‘19, ‘21, ‘22, ‘23

La Sorsa, Joe ‘25

Lahti, Jeff ‘82, ‘83*

Laga, Mike ‘87, ‘88*

Lake, Steve ‘86

LaMarre, Ryan ‘13, ‘14, ‘15

Lamb, John ‘15, ‘16

Landrum, Tito ‘82, ‘83, ‘87*

+ PLAYOFFS ONLY

Luetge, Lucas ‘17

Lutz, Donald ‘14, ‘15, ‘16 Lyons, Barry ‘93 Lyons, Bill ‘82, ‘83, ‘84, ‘85, ‘86, ‘87, ‘88 Lyons, Jared ‘25

Mabry, John ‘93, ‘94, ‘95

MacDougal, Mike ‘13

Machado, Anderson ‘04, ‘05, ‘07

Mackowiak, Rob ’08

Maclin, Lonnie ‘90, ‘91, ‘92, ‘93

MacRae, Scott ‘01, ‘02

Magallanes, Willie ‘91

Magill, Matt ‘15, ‘16

Magrane, Joe ‘86, ‘87, ‘88*, ‘92*

Mahay, Ron ‘12

Mahle, Tyler ‘17, ‘18, ‘19

Mahler, Mickey ‘84, ‘87

Maile, Luke ‘24*

Majewski, Gary ‘06*, ‘07, ‘08

Mallett, Justin ’07, ‘08, ‘09

* MEDICAL REHABILITATION

LOUISVILLE ALL-TIME ROSTER SINCE 1982

Mallette, Brian ‘04

Malloy, Marty ‘01, ‘02

Maloney, Matt ’07, ‘08, ‘09, ‘10, ‘11, ‘14

Mancini, Trey ‘23

Manon, Julio ’07

Manrique, Fred ‘86

Mantiply, Joe ‘19

Manuel, Robert ’08, ‘09

Manzanillo, Josias ‘03

Mariot, Michael ‘21, ‘23

Markey, Brad ‘19

Marmol, Carlos ‘14

Marrero, Eli ‘97

Marshall, Brett ‘14

Marshall, Sean ‘13*, ‘14*

Marte, Noelvi ‘23, ‘24*, ‘25

Martin, John A. ‘85, ‘86, ‘87, ‘88

Martin, John R. ‘82

Martini, Nick ‘23, ‘24

Martinez, Domingo ‘95

Martinez, Frankie ‘95

Martinez, Fred ‘85, ‘86

Martinez, Greg ‘98, ‘99

Martinez, Juan ‘18, ‘19

Martinez, Julian ‘90, ‘91

Martinez, Pablo ‘98

Martinez, Valentin ‘18, ‘19

Masset, Nick ‘12*

Mateo, Ruben ‘01, ‘02, ‘03

Mattheus, Ryan ‘16

Mathews, T.J. ‘95

Matthews Jr., Gary ‘10

Mathews, Greg ‘85, ‘86, ‘87, ‘88*, ‘89, ‘90

Matthews, Mike ‘04

Matranga, Jeff ‘97

Maurer, Dave ‘01

Maxcy, Brian ‘96, ‘97

Maxwell, Jason ‘02, ‘03

Maxwell, Zach ‘24, ‘25

May, Darrell ‘06

Mays, Joe ‘06

Mazzaro, Vin ‘17

McAfee, Quincy ‘24

McBeth, Marcus ’07, ‘08

McCulloch, Kyle ‘11

McDonald, Darnell ‘09

Meisinger, Ryan ‘23

McElroy, C.J. ‘18

McGarry, Alex ‘22, ‘23, ‘24

McGee, Willie ‘82, ‘89*

McGrath, Chuck ‘87, ‘89

McGraw, Tom ‘97

McGuire, Deck ‘22

McLain, Matt ‘23

McMyne, Kyle ‘17

McNeeley, Jeff ‘95, ‘96

McNichol, Brian ‘01

Medlock, Calvin ’07

Meier, Kevin ‘93

Mejia, Roberto ’97

Minchey, Nate ‘95

Minor, Blas ‘98, ‘99

Minor, Mike ‘22*

Mitchell, Derek ‘02

Mitchell, Evan ‘17, ‘18

Mitchell, Keith ‘03

Mobley, Chris ‘11

Moeller, Chad ’07

Moll, Sam ‘24, ‘25

Monahan, Shane ‘00

Moran, Colin ‘22

Moran, Jimmy ‘15

Moreta, Dauri ‘21, ‘22

Morgan, Mike ‘96*

Morillo, Julio ‘15

Morlock, Allan ‘84

Morogiello, Dan ‘82

Morris, A.J. ‘16

Morris, John ‘85, ‘86, ‘87, ‘88*, ‘93

Morris, Matt ‘96

Morrison, Logan ‘21

Moscot, Jon ‘14, ‘15, ‘16

Moseley, Dustin ‘03, ‘04

Moss, Damian ‘04

Motter, Taylor ‘22

Mottl, Ryan ‘03

Mouton, Lyle ‘99

Mount, Drew ‘21, ‘23, ‘24

Moustakas, Mike ‘21*

Moyer, Jamie ‘91

Muhammad, El’Hajj ‘16

Mullins, Greg ‘98

Munoz, Bobby ‘00

Murphy, Donnie ‘14

Murphy, John ‘87, ‘88, ‘89

Murphy, John ‘23, ‘24

Mutis, Jeff ‘96

Myers, Wil ‘23*

Myette, Aaron ‘04

Naquin, Tyler ‘22

Navarro, Dioner ‘12

Navarro, Jaime ‘03

Navarro, Rey ‘14

Nay, Mitch ‘19

Neal, Thomas ‘14

Neal, Zach ‘18

Negron, Kristopher ‘10, ‘11, ‘12, ‘13, ‘14, ‘15

Neidlinger, Jim ‘94

Nelson, Bubba ‘04

Nelson, Chris ‘14

Neu, Mike ‘02

Nevers, Tom ‘97, ‘00, ‘01

Newman, Kevin ‘23* Nicholas, Darrell ‘98, ‘00 Nichols, Scott ‘90, ‘91 Nichting, Chris ‘01

Nicolino, Justin ‘18

Niedenfuer, Tom ‘90

Nieto, Adrian ‘17

Mejias-Brean, Seth ‘16, ‘17

Mella, Keury ‘16, ‘18, ‘19

Melville, Tim ‘16

Mendez, Jesus ‘89, ‘90, ‘91

Menechino, Frank ‘06

Mercado, Hector ‘00, ‘01

Mercker, Kent ’08*

Meridith, Ron ‘88

Mesoraco, Devin ‘10, ‘11, ‘12, ‘14*, ‘15*, ‘17*

Metcalfe, Mike ‘01

Mey, Luis ‘25

Michalak, Chris ‘03, ‘06

Milchin, Mike ‘91, ‘92, ‘93

Miley, Wade ‘25

Miller, Corky ‘01-‘04, ‘09-‘14

Miller, Dyar ‘82, ‘83, ‘84

Miller, Travis ‘03

Miller, Trever ‘02

Mills, Alec ‘23

Mills, Gotay ‘82

Milone, Tommy ‘21

+ PLAYOFFS ONLY

Nieto, Tom ‘83, ‘84, ‘91

Nipper, Al ‘91

Nix, James ‘98

Northcut, Nicholas ‘23

Nutof, Ryan ‘22, ‘23

Nunez, Mauricio ‘90, ‘91

Obispo, Wirfin ‘12

O’Brien, Mikey ‘14

O’Brien, Peter ‘17

O’Brien, Riley ‘21, ‘22

O’Grady, Brian ‘18, ‘19

Oelkers, Bryan ‘89

Ogando, Nefi ‘17*

Ohman, Will ‘12

Ojeda, Luis ‘82

Okey, Chris ‘19, ‘21, ‘22

Oliva, Jose ‘96

Olivares, Omar ‘90, ’91, ‘94

Olmedo, Ray ‘03, ‘04, ‘05, ‘06

Olmstead, Alan ‘82

* MEDICAL REHABILITATION

LOUISVILLE ALL-TIME ROSTER SINCE 1982

O’Neal, Randy ‘87, ‘88

Ondrusek, Logan ’08, ‘09, ‘10, ‘12, ‘13, ‘14*

Ontiveros Steve ‘99

Oquendo, Jose ‘85, ‘92*

Ortiz, Luis ‘99

Osborne, Donovan ‘95, ‘96*, ‘97*

Osich, Josh ‘21

Osteen, Dave ‘90, ‘91

Ovalle, Gabriel ‘17

Overton, Connor ‘22, ‘24

Owens, Eric ‘98

Owings, Micah ‘09*, ‘10

Ownbey, Rick ‘83, ‘84, ‘85, ‘86

Oyster, Jeff ‘88, ‘90

Ozuna, Gabriel ’93

Pacheco, Jordan ‘16*

Paduch, Jim ‘06

Pagan, Emilio ‘24*

Pagnozzi, Tom ‘85, ‘86, ‘87, ‘93*, ‘94*, ‘95*, ‘96*, ‘97*

Painter, Lance ‘97*

Papierski, Michael ‘22

Pappas, Erik ‘93, ‘94

Parker, Steve ‘90

Parks, Hunter ‘25

Paris, Kelly ‘82

Parra, Manny ‘15*

Parrish, Drew ‘25

Parsons, Casey ‘85, ‘86

Partch, Curtis ‘13, ‘14

Pasqualicchio, Mike ‘98

Passini, Brian ‘99

Patchett, Gary ‘02, ‘04, ‘05, ‘06

Paterson, Joe ‘15

Patrick, Brons ‘98

Patterson, Corey ’08

Patterson, Dave ‘93

Paul, Xavier ‘12

Payano, Pedro ‘22

Payton, Mark ‘21

Peacock, Brian ‘12

Pelaez, Alex ‘05

Pelland, Tyler ’07, ‘08

Pena, Geronimo ‘90, ‘92, ‘93*, ‘95*, ‘96

Pena, Tony ‘87*

Pena, Wily Mo ‘03*, ‘05*

Pendleton, Terry ‘84

Penniall, Dave ‘82

Pennington, Cliff ‘18

Peralta, Wandy ‘16, ‘18, ‘19

Peraza, Jose ‘16, ‘19

Pereda, Jhonny ‘23

Perez, Cionel ‘21

Perez, Felix ‘11, ‘12, ‘13, ‘14

Perez, Hector ‘21

Perez, Hernan ‘24

Perez, Juan ‘15, ‘16, ‘17

Perez, Mike ‘90, ‘91

Perez, Miguel ‘05

Perez, Rossmel ‘14

Pickering, Calvin ‘01, ‘03

Picota, Len ‘91

Pidich, Matt ‘21, ‘22

Pimentel, Rafael ‘83, ‘84

Pineda, Luis ‘02

Pino, Yohan ‘13

Pinto, Julio ‘22

Piscotty, Stephen ‘22

Pittsley, Jim ‘99

Plantier, Phil ‘97*

Plutko, Adam ‘25

Porter, Darrell ‘85*

Potestio, Frank ‘89, ‘90

Power, Ted ‘89

Powell, Ross ‘96

Powers, Alex ‘19

Prager, Howard ‘93, ‘94, ‘95

Prior, Mark ‘13

Prybylinski, Don ‘91

Perez, Santiago ‘98, ‘99, ‘03, ‘05

Perez, Yordanys ‘12

Perry, Pat ‘84, ‘85, ‘86

Peters, Chris ‘01

Peters, Steve ‘87, ‘88, ‘89

Peterson, Brian ‘09

Peterson, D.J. ‘18

Peterson, Kyle ‘98, ‘99

Petkovsek, Mark ‘95, ‘96*

Pettini, Joe ‘84, ‘85, ‘86

Petty, Chase ‘24, ‘25

Pettyjohn, Adam ’08, ‘09

Pevey, Marty ‘86, ‘87

Pfister, Frank ‘11

Phelps, Travis ‘05

Phillips, Andy ’08

Phillips, Brandon ‘14*

Phillips, Connor ‘23, ‘24, ‘25

Phillips, P.J. ‘12

Phipps, Denis ‘11, ‘12, ‘13 + PLAYOFFS ONLY

Pucheu, Jacques ‘21, ‘22

Puckett, Cody ‘12

Pulsipher, Bill ‘99*

Puzey, Jim ‘88, ‘89

Quackenbush, Kevin ‘18

Querecuto, Juniel ‘22

Raczka, Mike ‘95

Raggio, Brady ‘97

Rainey, Tanner ‘18

Rajsich, Dave ‘85, ‘86, ‘88

Rajsich, Gary ‘84, ‘85

Ramirez, Elizardo ‘05, ‘06, ‘07

Ramirez, Elvin ‘14

Ramirez, Hector ‘99

Ramirez, JC ‘16

Ramirez, Max ‘14

Ramirez, Ramon ’07, ‘08, ‘09

Ramos, Henry ‘23

Randall, Scott ‘03, ‘04

Rasmussen, Eric ‘82, ‘83, ‘85

Ravin, Josh ‘13

Reboulet, Jim ‘87

Redman, Tim ‘92

Redmond, Todd ‘12

Reed, Cody ‘16, ‘17, ‘18, ‘19

Refsnyder, Rob ‘19

Reineke, Chad ‘10, ‘11, ‘12, ‘13, ‘14

Reith, Brian ‘01, ‘02, ‘03, ‘04

Reitsma, Chris ‘02, ‘03

Reitz, Ken ‘83

Renda, Tony ‘16, ‘17

Rey, Brian ‘21, ‘23

Reyes, Al ‘98*, ‘99

Reyes, Dennys ‘01

Reyes, Jesus ‘18, ‘19

Reynolds, Greg ‘13

Reynolds, Matt ‘22*, ‘23

Rhinehart, Bill ‘12

Rhodes, Mike ‘83, ‘84, ‘85

Richar, Danny ’08, ‘09

Richardson, Dave ‘90, ‘91

Richardson, Jeff ’94

Richardson, Lyon ‘23, ‘24, ‘25

Riddle, JT ‘22

Riggins, Mark ‘83

Riedling, John ‘00, ‘01*, ‘02

Rijo, Jose ‘01

Rios, Edwin ‘24, ‘25

Rincon, Andy ‘82, ‘83

Rivas, Leonardo ‘22

Rivera, Bombo ‘83

Roa, Christian ‘23, ‘24

Roach, Donn ‘15

Robbins, Jake ‘06

Roberts, Willis ‘00

Robertson, Jeriome ‘05

Robinson, Chuckie ‘22, ‘23

Robinson, Derrick ‘13

Robinson, Errol ‘21

Robinson, Kerry ‘97

* MEDICAL REHABILITATION

LOUISVILLE ALL-TIME ROSTER SINCE 1982

Robinson, Mike ‘87, ‘88

Rodriguez, Alfredo ‘19, ‘21

Rodriguez, Victor ‘86, ‘87

Rodriguez, Frankie ‘98

Rodriguez, Frank ‘01

Rodriguez, Hector ‘25

Rodriguez, Henry ‘12, ‘13

Rodriguez, Yorman ‘15

Roenicke, Josh ’08

Rogers, Chad ‘13, ‘14, ‘16

Rogers, Jack ‘25

Rojas, Miguel ‘12

Rolen, Scott ‘09*, ‘12*

Romano, Jason ‘04, ‘05

Romano, Sal ‘17, ‘19

Ronan, Marc ‘94, ‘95

Roof, Gene ‘82, ‘83, ‘84, ‘85

Roque, Rafael ‘98, ‘99

Rosales, Adam ’08, ‘09

Rose, Brian ‘04, ‘05

Rose, Ted ‘00

Ross, Austin ‘17

Ross, Cody ‘06

Ross, David ’07*, ‘08*

Ross, Mike ‘91

Routt, Nick ‘16, ‘17

Rowen, Ben ‘18

Rowland-Smith, Ryan ‘14

Royer, Stan ‘90, ‘91, ‘92, ‘93

Rudd, Carson ‘25

Ruffin, Johnny ‘98, ‘01, ‘02

Rupp, Brian ‘97

Russell, Adam ‘14

Russell, John ‘94

Ryal, Mark ‘88

Saarloos, Kirk ’07

Sabo, Chris ‘95

Sadler, Al ‘98

Saladin, Miguel ‘05

Salas, Mark ‘82, ‘84

Salazar, Eduardo ‘23

Salmon, Brad ‘05, ‘06, ‘07

Sampson, Keyvius ‘15, ‘16

Sanchez, Alex ‘06

Sanchez, Orlando ‘82, ‘83

Sanchez, Jesus ‘04

Sanchez, Tony ‘18

Sanders, Anthony ‘02

Sanders, Deion ‘00*, ‘01

Sanmartin, Reiver ‘21, ‘22*, ‘24, ‘25

Sansone, John ‘18

Santana, Cristian ‘22

Santana, Rafael ‘82, ‘83

Santillan, Tony ‘21, ‘23, ‘24

Santos, Victor ’07

Sappelt, Dave ‘10, ‘11

Sardinha, Dane ‘04, ‘05, ‘06

Satin, Josh ‘15

Sauerbeck, Scott ’08

Shade, Mick ‘84, ‘85, ‘86

Shaw, Bryan ‘25

Shearn, Tom ‘04, ‘05, ‘06, ‘07, ‘08

Sheff, Chris ‘01

Sheffield, Justus ‘24

Shepherd, Ron ‘89

Sherrill, Tim ‘90, ‘91, ‘92

Shipley, Braden ‘21

Shireman, Jeff ‘92

Shreve, Chasen ‘23

Siani, Michael ‘22, ‘23

Sikkema, T.J. ‘25

Silva, Jose ‘02

Silva, Juan ‘15

Silver, Roy ‘88, ‘90

Silverio, Juan ‘14

Simmons, Nelson ‘89

Simmons, Scott ‘95, ‘96

Simon, Alfredo ‘16*

Simpson, Allan ‘05

Sims, Lucas ‘18, ‘19, ‘21*, ‘22*, ‘23*

Siri, Jose ‘19

Skelton, James ‘11

Skipworth, Kyle ‘15, ‘16

Skrmetta, Matt ‘01

Sledd, Aaron ‘00

Small, Aaron ‘99

Smith Jr., Dwight ‘21

Smith, Bryn ‘92*

Smith, Bryson ‘15, ‘16

Smith, Jordan ‘10, ‘11, ‘12

Smith, Josh ‘14, ‘15, ‘16

Smith, Mallex ‘21

Smith, Travis ‘98

Smith, Willie ‘94

Smitherman, Stephen ‘03, ‘04, ‘05

Snider, Van ‘93

Snyder, Earl ‘06, ‘07

Soderstrom, Steve ‘00

Soff, Ray ‘86, ‘87

Solano, Donovan ‘22*

Solomon, Jared ‘22, ‘23

Somsen, Layne ‘15, ‘16

Soto, Livan ‘24

Soto, Neftali ‘11, ‘12, ‘13, ‘14

Sousa, Bennett ‘23

Sparks, Taylor ‘18, ‘19

Spehr, Tim ‘01

Spiers, Carson ‘22, ‘23, ‘24, ‘25

Springer, Russ ‘10

Spitzbarth, Shea ‘23

Stahl, Richard ‘06

Standridge, Jason ‘05, ‘06

Stankiewicz, Teddy ‘23

Stefanski, Mike ‘96, ‘97, ‘00, ‘02, ‘03

Stenson, Dernell ‘03

Stephens, Jackson ‘17, ‘18, ‘19

Stephens, Ray ‘86, ‘87, ‘88, ‘90, ‘91

Stephenson, Tyler ‘22*, ‘25*

Stephenson, Phil ‘94

Saunders, Chris ‘00

Savinon, Odalis ‘93

Scarsone, Steve ‘97

Schebler, Scott ‘16, ‘17*, ‘18*, ‘19

Schmidt, Konrad ‘13

Schmidt, Nick ‘14

Scrock, Max ‘21, ‘22

Schumaker, Skip ‘14*

Schuyler, Jay ‘21

Scott, Tim ‘00

Sebra, Bob ‘93

Selby, Bill ‘01

Selsky, Steve ‘14, ‘15, ‘16, ‘18

Senzel, Nick ‘18, ‘19, ‘21*, ‘22*, ‘23

Serrano, Jimmy ‘05

Serrano, Mark ‘10

Service, Scott ‘01, ‘03

Sexton, Chris ‘00, ‘01, ‘02

Sexton, Jimmy ‘83, ‘84

Shackelford, Brian ‘03, ‘04, ‘05, ‘06, ‘07

Shackelford, Kevin ‘16, ‘17, ‘18

+ PLAYOFFS ONLY

Stephenson, Robert ‘15, ‘16, ‘17, ‘18, ‘19*

Stewart, Sal ‘25

Stewart, Zach ‘09

Stinnett, Kelly ‘02*

Stockton, Spencer ‘24

Stone, Brian ‘90

Stone, Ricky ‘05, ‘07, ‘08

Stoudt, Levi ‘22, ‘23

Stout, Eric ‘19

Strait, Cody ‘06

Stratton, Rob ‘04, ‘05, ‘06

Strickland, Hunter ‘23

Strode, Lester ‘87, ‘88

Stryffeler, Dan ‘85, ‘86

Stubbs, Drew ’08, ‘09

Stuper, John ‘82, ‘84

Suarez, Eugenio ‘15, ‘18*

Sutcliffe, Rick ‘94*

Suter, Brent ‘24*

Sutton, Drew ‘09, ‘10

Swann, Pedro ‘05

* MEDICAL REHABILITATION

LOUISVILLE ALL-TIME ROSTER SINCE 1982

Sweeney, Darnell ‘17

Sweeney, Mark ‘95

Sweet, Daniel ‘18

Szymanski, B.J. ’08

Tabor, Lee ‘09, ‘10

Takahashi, Bo ‘21

Tanner, Clayton ‘11

Tanner, Eddie ‘86

Tapia, Domingo ‘17, ‘18

Tatum, Craig ’08, ‘09

Taylor, Beau ‘21

Taylor, Reggie ‘04

Tazawa, Junichi ‘19

Tenerowicz, Byrd ‘22

Terrero, Luis ‘10

Terry, Scott ‘88*

Tewksbury, Bob ‘89, ‘90

Texeira, Kanekoa ‘12, ‘13

Thomas, Juan ‘03

Thomas, Orlando ‘91

Thomas, Skeets ‘93, ‘94, ‘95

Thompson, Bubba ‘24

Thompson, Daryl ’08, ‘09, ‘11

Thompson, Mark ‘02

Thompson, Travis ‘02

Thurberg, Tom ‘83, ‘84

Till, Brock ’07

Tomko, Brett ‘12

Torres Jr., Lenny ‘25

Torres, Paul ‘96

Trahan, Blake ‘18, ‘19

Trautwein, Michael ‘24

Trevino, Alex ‘92

Triunfel, Carlos ‘16

Tromp, Chadwick ‘15, ‘18, ‘19

Trout, Steve ‘90

Tucker, Preston ‘18

Tudor, John ‘87*

Tunnell, Lee ‘87, ‘88

Turner, Stuart ‘17, ‘18, ‘19

Tyler, Brad ‘01

Urbani, Tom ‘92, ‘93, ‘94, ‘95, ‘96

Urbaez, Francisco ‘21, ‘23, ‘24, ‘25

Valaika, Chris ‘09, ‘10, ‘11, ‘12

Valdez, Joel ‘25

Valentin, Jose ‘99

Valentine, Joe ‘03, ‘04, ‘05

Valiquette, Phillipe ‘10

Vander Wal, John ‘04

Van Belle, Brian ‘25

VanEgmond, Tim ‘98, ‘99

VanMeter, Josh ‘18, ‘19

VanRyn, Ben ‘96

Van Hekken, Andy ‘05

Van Mil, Loek ‘13

Van Poppel, Todd ‘03

Van Slyke, Andy ‘83

Van Slyke, Scott ‘17

Walker, Duane ‘86, ‘87, ‘88 Wallace, Tim ‘86 Wallach, Chad ‘17 Walter, Gene ‘91 Warren, Art ‘21, ‘22* Weathers, David ‘08* Weaver, Luke ‘23

Weigel, Patrick ‘24 Weiss, Zack ‘18 Wendzel, Davis ‘24, ‘25 Wiemer, Joey ‘24 Wilkerson, Aaron ‘25 Wilkerson, Wes ’07 Williams, Gerald ‘02 Williams, Jason ‘00 Williams, Mason ‘18 Williamson, Antone ‘98, ‘99 Williamson, Brandon ‘22, ‘23, ‘24* Williamson, Fabian ‘14 Willis, Dontrelle ‘11 Willems, Jonathan ‘21 Wilson, Mike ‘14 Wilson, Craig ‘87, ‘88, ‘89, ‘90, ‘92 Wilson, Paul ‘06

Wimmer, Chris ‘96, ‘97

Winker, Jesse ‘16, ‘17, ‘21*

Wise, Dewayne ‘06, ‘07

Wiseman, Dennis ‘93

Wishnevski, Rob ‘94

Wisler, Matt ‘18

Witt, Kevin ‘02

Wohlers, Mark ‘00

Wolters, Mike ‘82

Wood, Travis ‘09, ‘10, ‘11

Woodall, Brad ‘98

Woodson, Tracy ‘92, ‘94, ‘95

Wooten, Rob ‘18

Worrell, Todd ‘83, ‘85, ‘89*, ‘91*

Wright, Daniel ‘16

Wright, Ron ‘00

Wrona, Rick ‘95

Wunsch, Kelly ‘98, ‘99

Wang, Chien-Ming ‘14

Warner, Ron ‘97

Watson, Allen ‘92, ‘93, ‘95

Watson, Brandon ‘06

Watson, Mark ‘03, ‘04

Watson, Sean ‘09

Weathers, David ’08*

Webb, Travis ‘11, ‘12

Weber, Ben ‘05

Weber, Neil ’00

Wells, Kip ‘09

Werth, Dennis ‘83, ‘84

Whelan, Kevin ‘13

White, Gabe ‘03*

Whiten, Mark ‘94*

Wiegandt, Scott ‘97

Winchester, Scott ‘00, ‘01

Winfield, Steve ‘82

Wood, Alex ‘19*

Varner, Seth ‘16

Vazquez, Camilo ’08, ‘09

Venafro, Mike ‘06

Veras, Josciel ‘15, ‘16, ‘17 Vilade, Ryan ‘25

Villanueva, Hector ‘93

Villarreal, Pedro ‘12, ‘13, ‘14, ‘15, ‘16

Vincej, Zach ‘17

Viola, Pedro ‘09, ‘10

Volquez, Edinson ‘10*, ‘11

Von Ohlen, Dave ‘83, ‘84

Votto, Joey ’07, ‘12*, ‘14*, ‘21*, ‘22*, ‘23*

Vosler, Jason ‘23

Wade, Terrell ‘00 Wagner, Paul ‘98* Wagner, Ryan ‘03, ‘04, ‘06 Walbeck, Matt ‘01

Waldrop, Kyle ‘15, ‘16

Walker, Adam Brett ‘17 + PLAYOFFS ONLY

Wooten, Rob ‘17, ‘18, ‘19

Wren, Kyle ‘19

Wynne, Randy ‘22, ‘23, ‘24, ‘25

Wynns, Austin ‘24

Yang, Eric ‘22, ‘23, ‘24, ‘25

Yarnall, Ed ‘00

Yerzy, Andy ‘23

Young, Alex ‘23*, ‘24

Young, Gerald ‘94

Young, Dmitri ‘95, ‘96, ‘97*

Young, Scott ‘86

Zapp, A.J. ‘05

Zeile, Todd ‘89, ‘92, ‘95*

Zeuch, T.J. ‘22

Zimmer, Kyle ‘22

Zosky, Eddie ‘98, ‘99

Zulueta, Yosver ‘24, ‘25

* MEDICAL REHABILITATION

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION STANDINGS (1982-1987)

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Playoffs - IND def. OMA 4-2 in finals.

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Playoffs - DEN def. IOWA 3-1; LOU def. OKC 3-2. DEN defeated LOU 4-0 in finals.

Playoffs - LOU def. WIC for 4th place. LOU def. IND 4-2; DEN def. IOWA 4-1. LOU

Playoffs - DEN def. OKC 3-2; IND def. LOU 3-2. IND def. DEN 4-1 in finals.

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION STANDINGS (1988-1994)

Wayne Garland, Jim Hoff, George Scherger, Frank

- IND def. Omaha 3-1 in

in

Playoffs - IND def. OMA 3-2 in finals. IND def. RIC 4-0 in Triple-A Classic.

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Playoffs - NAS def. BUF for division. OMA def. NAS 4-1 in finals. OMA def.

4-1 in Triple-A Classic.

INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE STANDINGS (1995-2000)

– IND def. BUF 3-2; OKC

3-1. OKC def. IND 3-1 in

– BUF def. IND 3-2; IOWA def. NO 3-0; BUF def. IOWA 3-0 in

Playoffs - BUF def. SYR 3-0; DUR def. LOU 3-0. BUF def.

INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE STANDINGS (2001-2006)

Playoffs - LOU def. NOR 3-2; SWB def. BUF 3-2. LOU def. SWB 1-0 in finals (series shortened due to 9/11 terrorist attacks).

INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE STANDINGS (2007-2012)

Playoffs - DUR def. LOU 3-1; SWB def. PAW 3-1. SWB def. DUR 3-1 in finals. SAC def. SWB 4-1 in Bricktown Showdown.

3-1.

INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE STANDINGS (2013-2018)

INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE STANDINGS (2019-2024)

Playoffs - SWB def. SYR in North TB; DUR def. SWB 3-0; COL def. GWN 3-1. COL def. DUR 3-0 in IL Championship. SAC. def. COL 4-0 in Triple-A Nat’l Championship.

Playoffs - DUR def. NAS 1-0 in IL Championship;

No Playoffs in 2021. DUR wins IL Championship with best regular season record.

INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE STANDINGS (2025)

Playoffs - JAX def. SWB 2-1 in IL Championship; LV def. TAC 2-0 in PCL Championship; JAX def. LV 8-7 in Triple-A Nat’l Championship.

LOUISVILLE VS. IL OPPONENTS SINCE

BUFFALO

Year Home Away Total Pct.

1985 5-8 9-4 14-12 .538

1986 6-7 8-5 14-12 .538

1987 6-4 3-7 9-11 .450

1988 2-7 1-8 3-15 .167

1989 4-5 3-6 7-11 .389

1990 5-4 4-5 9-9 .500

1991 4-5 3-6 7-11 .389

1992 6-6 3-9 9-15 .375

1993 5-7 4-8 9-15 .375

1994 10-2 6-6 16-8 .667

1995 6-6 2-10 8-16 .333

1996 1-11 4-8 5-19 .208

1997 6-6 2-10 8-16 .333

1998 3-1 2-2 5-3 .625

1999 3-1 1-3 4-4 .500

2000 3-1 1-3 4-4 .500

2001 2-2 2-2 4-4 .500

2002 0-4 2-2 2-6 .250

2003 4-0 1-3 5-3 .625

2004 1-3 2-2 3-5 .375

2005 1-3 0-4 1-7 .125

2006 3-1 1-3 4-4 .500

2007 2-2 1-3 3-5 .375

2008 1-3 4-0 5-3 .625

2009 3-1 2-2 5-3 .625

2010 2-2 1-3 3-5 .375

2011 2-2 2-2 4-4 .500

2012 3-1 1-3 4-4 .500

2013 1-3 2-2 3-5 .375

2014 2-2 1-3 3-5 .375

2015 2-2 2-1 4-3 .571

2016 0-3 1-3 1-6 .143

2017 1-3 2-1 3-4 .429

2018 2-1 1-0* 3-1 .750

2019 1-2 1-2 2-4 .333

TOTALS 108-121 85-141 193-262 .472 .376 .424 vs. BUF @ Louisville Slugger Field*: 37-41 (.474) vs. BUF @ Sahlen Field (1998): 64-125 (.339)

* LOU’s 2018 “road” win took place at Louisville Slugger Field in a postponed game made up at LSF.

PLAYOFFS VS. BUFFALO

Year Home Away

Total Pct.

1995 1-1 2-1 3-2 .600

CHARLOTTE

Year Home Away

Total Pct.

1998 5-1 3-3 8-4 .667

1999 1-5 4-2 5-7 .417

2000 3-3 3-3 6-6 .500

2001 4-2 5-1 9-3 .750

2002 5-1 4-2 9-3 .750

2003 3-3 2-4 5-7 .417

2004 2-4 4-2 6-6 .500

COLUMBUS

Year Home Away Total Pct.

1988 0-2 2-1 2-3 .400

1989 0-2 3-0 3-2 .600

1990 0-2 1-2 1-4 .200

1991 0-3 1-1 1-4 .200 1998 6-2 4-4 10-6 .625 1999 3-5 2-6 5-11 .313

2000 8-0 3-5 11-5 .688 2001 7-1 4-4 11-5 .688 2002 4-4 5-3 9-7 .563

2003 6-2 5-3 11-5 .688 2004 4-4 1-7 5-11 .313 2005 4-4 4-4 8-8 .500 2006 4-4 1-7 5-11 .313 2007 5-3 5-3 10-6 .625 2008 7-4 8-2 15-6 .714 2009 8-3 7-3 15-6 .714 2010 5-5 2-9 7-14 .333 2011 9-2 3-7 12-9 .571 2012 5-5 2-9 7-14 .333 2013 5-6 4-6 9-12 .429 2014 5-6 4-6 9-12 .429 2015 4-7 1-10 5-17 .227 2016 6-6 6-5 12-11 .522 2017 6-7 7-5 13-12 .520 2018 4-10 5-5 9-15 .375 2019 6-5 5-8 11-13 .458 2021 1-4 1-2 2-6 .250 2022 5-7 2-4 7-11 .389 2023 7-5 5-0 12-5 .706 2024 4-5 4-2 8-7 .533 2025 5-1 6-6 11-7 .611 TOTALS 143-126 113-139 256-265 .532 .448 .491 vs. COL @ Louisville Slugger Field: 132-110 (.545) vs. COL @ Huntington Park (2009): 64-87 (.424)

DURHAM

2005 4-2 3-3 7-5 .583

2006 1-5 2-4 3-9 .250

2007 2-4 4-2 6-6 .500

2008 3-1 3-1 6-2 .750

2009 3-1 2-2 5-3 .625

2010 4-0 3-1 7-1 .875

2011 3-1 1-3 4-4 .500

2012 2-2 0-4 2-6 .250

2013 2-2 2-2 4-4 .500

2014 2-2 2*-2 4-4 .500 2015 2-2 1-3 3-5 .375

2016 6-0 2-1 8-1 .888

2017 1-6 1-2 2-8 .200

2018 2-1 2-2 4-3 .429

2019 2-1 1-6 3-7 .300

2022 2-4 0-0 2-4 .333

2023 4-2 3-3 7-5 .583

2024 4-2 0-0 4-2 .667

TOTALS 72-57 57-58 129-115 .558 .496 .529 vs. CHA @ Louisville Slugger Field: 67*-51 (.568) vs. CHA @ Truist Field (2014): 12-18 (.400)

* Note: One of LOU’s 2014 “road” wins was a postponed road game made up at LSF.

Year Home Away Total Pct. 1998 0-6 3-3 3-9 .250 1999 4-2 2-4 6-6 .500 2000 2-4 2-4 4-8 .333 2001 4-2 2-4 6-6 .500 2002 4-2 2-4 6-6 .500 2003 5-1 1-5 6-6 .500 2004 5-1 2-4 7-5 .583 2005 3-3 4-2 7-5 .583 2006 5-1 2-4 7-5 .583 2007 1-5 3-3 4-8 .333 2008 2-2 1-3 3-5 .375 2009 2-2 1-3 3-5 .375 2010 2-2 1-3 3-5 .375 2011 3-1 2-2 5-3 .625 2012 1-3 1-3 2-6 .250 2013 2-2 1-3 3-5 .375 2014 3-1 3-1 6-2 .750 2015 2-4 1-2 3-6 .333 2016 1-1 3-3 4-4 .500 2017 1-2 2-1 3-3 .500 2018 3-4 0-3 3-7 .300

2019 0-3 2-1 2-4 .333 2022 0-0 2-4 2-4 .333 2023 0-0 2-4 2-4 .333

TOTALS 55-54 45-73 100-127 .505 .381 .441 vs. DUR @ Louisville Slugger Field: 51-46 (.526) vs. DUR @ Durham Bulls Athletic Park (1995): 45-76 (.372)

PLAYOFFS VS. DURHAM

Year Home Away Total Pct.

1998 0-2 0-1 0-3 .000 2003 0-2 1-1 1-3 .250 2008 1-1 0-2 1-3 .250 2009 1-2 1-1 2-3 .400 2010 1-1 1-2 2-3 .400

TOTALS 3-8 3-7 6-15 .273 .300 .286

LOUISVILLE VS. IL OPPONENTS SINCE

GWINNETT (Richmond from 1988-2008)

Year Home Away Total Pct.

1988 1-3 1-0 2-3 .400

1989 1-2 1-2 2-4 .333

1990 2-1 1-2 3-3 .500

1991 2-1 0-2 2-3 .400

1998 4-2 2-4 6-6 .500

1999 4-2 3-3 7-5 .583

2000 3-3 5-1 8-4 .667

2001 3-3 4-2 7-5 .583

2002 2-4 2-4 4-8 .333

2003 3-3 4-1 7-4 .636

2004 4-2 5-1 9-3 .750

2005 1-5 3-3 4-8 .333

2006 4-2 4-1 8-3 .727

2007 3-3 1-5 4-8 .333

2008 3-1 1-3 4-4 .500

2009 2-2 2-2 4-4 .500

2010 2-2 3-0 5-2 .714

2011 1-3 2-2 3-5 .375

2012 3-1 1-3 4-4 .500

2013 1-3 3-1 4-4 .500

2014 3-1 2-2 5-3 .625

2015 1-2 3-4 4-6 .400

2016 2-2 2-1 4-3 .571

2017 3-0 0-4 3-4 .429

2018 3-0 0-3 3-3 .500

2019 3-4 1-2 4-6 .400

2021 1-5 2-4 3-9 .250

2022 0-0 5-4 5-4 .555

2024 0-6 2-4 2-10 .167

2025 5-1 4-2 9-3 .750

TOTALS 70-69 69-72 139-141 .504 .489 .496 vs. RIC/GWN @ Louisville Slugger Field: 55-53 (.509) vs. GWN @ Louisville Slugger Field: 32-36 (.471) vs. GWN @ Gwinnett Field (2009): 30-34 (.469)

INDIANAPOLIS

Year Home Away Total Pct.

1982 7-5 7-5 14-10 .583

1983 6-6 6-6 12-12 .500

1984 9-4 6-3 15-7 .682

1985 10-3 7-6 17-9 .654

1986 5-8 4-9 9-17 .346

1987 5-5 6-4 11-9 .550

1988 4-5 3-6 7-11 .389

1989 3-6 3-6 6-12 .333

1990 8-1 6-3 14-4 .778

1991 3-6 3-6 6-12 .333

1992 9-3 5-7 14-10 .583

1993 7-5 2-10 9-15 .375

1994 8-3 5-7 13-10 .565

1995 6-6 2-10 8-16 .333

1996 6-6 *4-8 10-14 .417

1997 6-6 1-11 7-17 .292

1998 2-6 3-5 5-11 .313

1999 3-5 4-4 7-9 .438

2000 1-7 2-6 3-13 .188

2001 4-4 6-2 10-6 .625

2002 5-3 4-4 9-7 .563

2003 4-4 5-3 9-7 .563

vs. IND @ Louisville Slugger Field: 120-127 (.486) vs. IND @ Victory Field (1996): 126-153 (.452)

* Note: IND opened Victory Field in July 1996. LOU went 1-5 in 1996 at Bush Stadium and 3-3 at Victory Field.

PLAYOFFS VS. INDIANAPOLIS

Year Home Away Total Pct.

1984 2-1 2-1 4-2 .667

1987 2-1 0-2 2-3 .400 1994 0-2 0-1 0-3 .000 1995 2-0 1-0 3-0 1.000

TOTALS 6-4 3-4 9-8 .600 .429 .529

IOWA

(Pacific Coast League from 1998-2020) Year Home Away Total Pct. 1982 6-6 4-8 10-14 .417 1983 7-5 7-5 14-10 .583 1984 5-6 5-6 10-12 .455 1985 4-4 5-3 9-7 .563 1986 4-4 4-4 8-8 .500 1987 7-3 5-5 12-8 .600 1988 3-4 1-4 4-8 .333 1989 6-0 0-6 6-6 .500 1990 2-2 3-3 5-5 .500 1991 1-5 2-4 3-9 .250 1992 5-4 3-5 8-9 .471 1993 2-7 6-3 8-10 .444 1994 7-2 3-3 10-5 .667 1995 6-3 5-4 11-7 .611 1996 6-3 2-7 8-10 .444 1997 3-6 3-6 6-12 .333 2021 0-0 3-3 3-3 .500 2022 6-6 3-3 9-9 .500 2023 3-3 5-7 8-10 .444 2024 3-3 4-8 7-11 .389 2025 7-4 3-4 10-8 .556 Totals 93-80 76-101 169-181 .520 .429

vs. IOW @ Cardinal Stadium (1982-1999): 74-64 (.536) vs. IOW @ Sec Stadium (1969-1991): 58-76 (.433) vs. IOW @ Louisville Slugger Field: 19-16 (.543) vs. IOW @ Principal Park (1992): 18-25 (.419)

JACKSONVILLE

(Double-A Southern League from 1970-2020) Year Home Away Total Pct. 2023 4-2 0-0 4-2 .667 2024 4-2 0-0 4-2 .667

Totals 8-4 0-0 8-4 .667 .000 .667

LEHIGH VALLEY

(Ottawa from 1998-2007)

2004 4-4 3-5 7-9 .438

2005 3-5 5-3 8-8 .500 2006 3-5 5-3 8-8 .500

2007 6-2 4-4 10-6 .625 2008 6-5 6-5 12-10 .545

2009 8-3 7-4 15-7 .682

2010 5-6 7-4 12-10 .545

2011 5-6 7-4 12-10 .545

2012 3-8 1-10 4-18 .182

2013 7-4 6-5 13-9 .591

2014 5-6 7-4 12-10 .545

2015 6-5 8-6 14-11 .560

2016 8-4 6-8 14-12 .538

2017 4-7 4-8 8-15 .348

2018 6-4 4-6 10-10 .500

2019 5-7 4-7 9-14 .391

2021 7-5 3-3 10-8 .555

2022 1-5 6-6 7-11 .389

2023 3-9 2-4 5-13 .278

2024 7-4 2-8 9-12 .429

2025 4-5 1-8 5-13 .277

TOTALS

Year Home Away Total Pct. 1998 3-1 2-2 5-3 .625 1999 3-1 1-3 4-4 .500 2000 2-2 1-3 3-5 .375 2001 0-4 3-1 3-5 .375 2002 2-2 3-1 5-3 .625 2003 2-2 0-4 2-6 .250 2004 1-3 1-3 2-6 .250 2005 3-1 1-3 4-4 .500 2006 4-1 0-3 4-4 .500 2007 2-2 2-2 4-4 .500 2008 3-1 2-2 5-3 .625 2009 4-0 3-1 7-1 .875 2010 3-1 3-1 6-2 .750 2011 2-2 1-3 3-5 .375 2012 1-3 2-2 3-5 .375 2013 2-2 3-1 5-3 .625 2014 2-2 3-1 5-3 .625 2015 1-2 2-1 3-3 .500 2016 1-3 3-0 4-3 .571 2017 2-1 0-4 2-5 .286 2018 1-2 1-3 2-5 .286 2019 2-1 1-2 3-3 .500

TOTALS 46-39 38-46 84-85 .541 .452 .497

vs. OTT/LHV @ Louisville Slugger Field: 40-37 (.519) vs. LHV @ Louisville Slugger Field: 24-20 (.545) vs. LHV @ Coca-Cola Park (2008): 24-21 (.533)

LOUISVILLE VS. IL OPPONENTS SINCE 1982

MEMPHIS

(Pacific Coast League from 1998-2020)

Year Home Away Total Pct.

2021 3-9 4-8 7-17 .292

2025 2-1 2-4 4-5 .444

Totals 5-10 6-12 11-22 .333 .333 .333

vs. MEM @ Louisville Slugger Field: 5-10 (.333) vs. MEM @ AutoZone Park: 6-12 (.333)

NASHVILLE

(Pacific Coast League from 1998-2020)

Year Home Away Total Pct.

1985 7-4-1* 5-8 12-12-1 .480

1986 8-3 5-8 13-11 .542

1987 5-5 6-4 11-9 .550

1988 5-4 3-6 8-10 .444

1989 7-2 7-2 14-4 .778

1990 4-4 3-7 7-11 .389

1991 5-3 2-9 7-12 .368

1992 8-4 5-7 13-11 .542

1993 7-5 4-8 11-13 .458

1994 5-7 2-10 7-17 .292

1995 8-2 7-5 15-7 .682

1996 6-8 5-5 11-13 .458

1997 6-6 5-7 11-13 .458

2021 10-2 6-6 16-8 .666

2022 4-5 1-5 5-10 .333

2023 3-0 1-2 4-2 .667

2024 4-2 2-4 6-6 .500

2025 2-4 2-4 4-8 .333

Totals 104-70-1 71-107 175-177-1 .598 .399 .498

vs. NAS @ Cardinal Stadium (1982-1999): 81-57-1 (.587) vs. NAS @ Greer Stadium (1978-2014): 59-86 (.407) vs. NAS @ Louisville Slugger Field: 23-13 (.639) vs. NAS @ First Horizon Park (2015): 12-21 (.364)

*Note: Louisville and Nashville “tied” 3-3 in a rain shortned game on 4/26/85. All stats from the game counted but the result of the game was later decided during a double-header on 6/22 when the game was played over from scratch.

NORFOLK

(Tidewater from 1988-91)

Year Home Away

Total Pct.

1988 1-1 1-2 2-3 .400

1989 2-1 1-2 3-3 .500

1990 2-1 1-2 3-3 .500

1991 0-2 1-2 1-4 .200

1998 4-2 3-3 7-5 .583

1999 3-3 1-5 4-8 .333

2000 3-3 2-4 5-7 .417

2001 4-2 1-5 5-7 .417

2002 6-0 3-3 9-3 .750

2003 5-1 2-4 7-5 .583

2004 2-4 2-4 4-8 .333

2005 3-3 2-4 5-7 .417

2006 5-1 4-2 9-3 .750

2007 3-3 4-2 7-5 .583

OMAHA (Pacific Coast League from 1998-2020) Year Home Away Total Pct. 1982 5-3 6-2 11-5 .688 1983 5-3 3-5 8-8 .500 1984 10-1 3-8 13-9 .590 1985 2-6 5-3 7-9 .438 1986 2-6 2-6 4-12 .250 1987 7-3 5-5 12-8 .600 1988 1-5 3-3 4-8 .333 1989 4-2 2-4 6-6 .500 1990 4-2 0-6 4-8 .333 1991 3-3 1-5 4-8 .333 1992 6-3 4-5 10-8 .556 1993 8-1 4-5 12-6 .667 1994 3-6 2-4 5-10 .333 1995 6-3 5-4 11-7 .611 1996 6-4 2-6 8-10 .444 1997 5-4 4-5 9-9 .500 2021 0-0 2-4 2-4 .333 2022 6-6 2-4 8-10 .444 2023 6-0 7-5 13-5 .722 2024 3-3 6-6 9-9 .500 2025 3-3 6-6 9-9 .500 Totals 95-67 74-101 169-168 .586 .423 .501

vs. OMA @ Cardinal Stadium (1982-1999): 77-55 (.583) vs. OMA @ Rosenblatt Stadium (1969-2010): 51-76 (.433) vs. OMA @ Louisville Slugger Field: 18-12 (.600) vs. OMA @ Werner Park (2011): 26-28 (.481)

ROCHESTER

Year Home Away Total Pct.

1988 3-0 1-1 4-1 .800 1989 2-1 1-2 3-3 .500 1990 0-2 3-0 3-2 .600 1991 0-2 1-2 1-4 .200 1998 3-1 2-2 5-3 .625 1999 4-0 3-1 7-1 .875 2000 2-2 2-2 4-4 .500 2001 2-2 2-2 4-4 .500 2002 4-0 2-2 6-2 .750 2003 4-0 2-2 6-2 .750 2004 1-3 1-3 2-6 .250 2005 2-2 2-2 4-4 .500 2006 3-1 2-2 5-3 .625 2007 2-2 3-1 5-3 .625 2008 1-3 2-2 3-5 .375 2009 1-3 2-2 3-5 .375 2010 3-1 2-2 5-3 .625 2011 1-3 2-2 3-5 .375 2012 1-3 1-3 2-6 .250 2013 2-2 1-3 3-5 .375 2014 2-2 1-3 3-5 .375 2015 2-1 1-2 3-3 .500 2016 1-2 3-0 4-2 .667 2017 1-2 1-2 2-4 .333 2018 2-1 2-1 4-2 .667 2019 1-2 2-1 3-3 .500 TOTALS 49-41 46-45 95-86 .544 .505 .525

2008 2-2 3-1 5-3 .625

2009 3-1 0-4 3-5 .375

2010 4-0 2-2 6-2 .750

2011 1-3 2-2 3-5 .375

2012 1-3 2-2 3-5 .375

2013 1-3 4-0 5-3 .625

2014 3-1 3-1 6-2 .750

2015 3-3 2-2 5-5 .500

2016 2-1 3-0 5-1 .833

2017 1-2 3-4 4-6 .400

2018 2-1 1-6 3-7 .300

2019 1-2 1-2 2-4 .333

2025 2-4 0-0 2-4 .333

TOTALS 69-53 54-70 123-123 .566 .435 .500

vs. NOR @ Louisville Slugger Field: 57-43 (.570) vs. NOR @ Harbor Park (1993): 50-62 (.446)

vs. ROC @ Louisville Slugger Field: 38-37 (.507) vs. ROC @ ESL Ballpark (1996): 41-42 (.494)

SCRANTON/WILKES-BARRE (Maine in 1988)

Year Home Away Total Pct.

1988 1-1 1-2 2-3 .400

1989 2-1 0-2 2-3 .400 1990 2-1 1-2 3-3 .500 1991 1-1 1-2 2-3 .400

1998 0-4 3-1 3-5 .375

1999 2-2 0-4 2-6 .250 2000 3-1 0-4 3-5 .375 2001 3-1 1-3 4-4 .500 2002 0-4 1-3 1-7 .125 2003 1-3 1-3 2-6 .250 2004 1-3 1-3 2-6 .250 2005 1-3 2-2 3-5 .375 2006 2-2 3-1 5-3 .625 2007 1-3 2-2 3-5 .375 2008 3-1 3-1 6-2 .750 2009 3-1 2-2 5-3 .625 2010 3-1 0-4 3-5 .375

LOUISVILLE VS. IL OPPONENTS SINCE 1982

SCRANTON/WILKES-BARRE (Continued)

Year Home Away Total Pct.

2011 1-3 2-2 3-5 .375

2012 4-0 *2-2 6-2 .750

2013 1-3 3-1 4-4 .500

2014 1-3 3-1 4-4 .500

2015 1-3 2-2 3-5 .375

2016 1-3 2-1 3-4 .429

2017 1-2 1-2 2-4 .333

2018 1-2 1-1 2-3 .400

2019 3-0 2-1 5-1 .833

2022 0-0 2-4 2-4 .333

2024 0-0 2-4 2-4 .333

2025 3-3 0-0 3-3 .500

TOTALS 46-55 44-62 90-117 .455 .396 .435

vs. SWB @ Louisville Slugger Field: 38-45 (.458) vs. SWB @ PNC Field (1989): 41-58 (.414)

* Note: While PNC Field was closed for renovations in 2012, LOU went 2-1 vs. SWB at Frontier Field in Rochester, NY and 0-1 vs. SWB at Dwyer Stadium in Batavia, NY.

PLAYOFFS VS. SCRANTON/WB

Year Home Away Total Pct.

2001 1-0 0-0 *1-0 1.000

* Note: LOU took a 1-0 lead in the 2001 Governor’s Cup Finals on September 10, but the remaining games were cancelled following the September 11 terrorist attacks. LOU was declared the series winner.

ST. PAUL (Independent from 1993-2020)

Year Home Away Total Pct.

2021 4-2 2-4 6-6 .500

2022 5-7 2-4 7-11 .389

2023 4-8 1-5 5-13 .278

2024 6-6 3-3 9-9 .500

2025 7-3 3-3 10-5 .667

TOTALS 26-26 11-19 37-44 .500 .367 .458

vs. STP @ Louisville Slugger Field: 26-26 (.500) vs. STP @ CHS Field (2015): 11-19 (.367)

SYRACUSE

Year Home Away Total Pct.

1988 1-1 2-1 3-2 .600

1989 0-3 2-1 2-4 .333

1990 2-1 0-2 2-3 .400

1991 2-1 1-1 3-2 .600

1998 2-2 2-2 4-4 .500

1999 2-2 0-4 2-6 .250

2000 4-0 2-2 6-2 .750

2001 4-0 0-4 4-4 .500

2002 3-1 2-2 5-3 .625

2003 3-1 2-2 5-3 .625

2004 3-1 1-3 4-4 .500

2005 4-0 1-3 5-3 .625

TOLEDO

Year Home Away Total Pct. 1988 3-0 1-1 4-1 .800 1989 2-1 1-0 3-1 .750 1990 2-1 2-0 4-1 .800

1991 0-2 1-2 1-4 .200 1998 6-2 6-2 12-4 .750 1999 5-3 3-5 8-8 .500 2000 5-3 6-2 11-5 .687 2001 6-2 5-3 11-5 .687 2002 6-2 2-6 8-8 .500 2003 4-4 5-3 9-7 .563 2004 5-3 5-3 10-6 .625 2005 4-4 2-6 6-10 .375 2006 3-5 4-4 7-9 .438 2007 6-2 3-5 9-7 .562 2008 7-3 7-4 14-7 .667 2009 4-6 7-3 11-9 .550 2010 5-6 8-2 13-8 .619 2011 7-3 5-6 12-9 .571 2012 3-8 4-6 7-14 .333 2013 6-4 5-6 11-10 .524 2014 3-6 4-7 7-13 .350 2015 6-4 3-7 9-11 .450 2016 2-11 4-8 6-19 .240 2017 3-9 3-7 6-16 .273 2018 4-8 7-6 11-14 .440 2019 5-8 5-6 10-14 .417 2021 5-6 1-5 6-11 .353 2022 1-5 5-7 6-12 .333 2023 2-4 4-7 6-11 .353 2024 4-1 3-9 7-10 .412 2025 1-5 3-9 4-14 .222 TOTALS 125-131 124-147 249-278 .488 .458 .472 vs. TOL @ Louisville Slugger Field: 107-122 (.467) vs. TOL @ Fifth Third Field (2002): 99-132 (.429)

WORCESTER (Pawtucket from 1988-2020)

Year Home Away Total Pct.

2006 3-1 2-2 5-3 .625

2007 3-1 2-2 5-3 .625

2008 3-1 2-2 5-3 .625

2009 2-2 2-2 4-4 .500

2010 3-1 2-2 5-3 .625

2011 4-0 2-2 6-2 .750

2012 1-2 1-4 2-6 .250

2013 2-2 2-2 4-4 .500

2014 1-3 1-3 2-6 .250

2015 1-2 3-0 4-2 .667

2016 3-0 2-2 5-2 .714

2017 2-1 2-2 4-3 .571

2018 1-2 4-0 5-2 .714

2019 1-2 1-2 2-4 .333

2023 0-0 5-1 5-1 .833

TOTALS

vs. SYR @ Louisville Slugger Field: 51-23 (.689) vs. SYR @ NBT Bank Stadium (1997) 43-50 (.430)

1988 3-0 2-0 5-0 1.000 1989 2-0 1-2 3-2 .600 1990 2-2 0-2 2-4 .333 1991 1-2 0-2 1-4 .200 1998 3-1 1-3 4-4 .500 1999 1-3 1-3 2-6 .250 2000 3-1 0-4 3-5 .375 2001 3-1 3-1 6-2 .750 2002 4-0 2-2 6-2 .750 2003 2-2 3-1 5-3 .625 2004 2-2 4-0 6-2 .750 2005 2-2 2-2 4-4 .500 2006 3-1 2-2 5-3 .625 2007 3-1 1-3 4-4 .500 2008 3-1 2-2 5-3 .625 2009 2-2 2-1 4-3 .571 2010 2-2 2-2 4-4 .500 2011 1-3 2-2 3-5 .375 2012 1-3 4-0 5-3 .625 2013 1-3 0-4 1-7 .125 2014 1-3 1-3 2-6 .250 2015 3-1 1-2 4-3 .571 2016 0-3 1-2 1-5 .167 2017 2-1 *2-1 4-2 .667 2018 1-2 1-2 2-4 .333 2019 1-2 2-2 3-4 .429 2023 4-2 0-0 4-2 .667

TOTALS 56-46 42-50 98-96 .549 .457 .505

vs. PAW @ Louisville Slugger Field: 41-36 (.532) vs. PAW @ McCoy Stadium (1942): 41-50 (.451) vs. WOR @ Louisville Slugger Field: 4-2 (.667) vs. WOR @ Polar Park: 0-0

* Note: One of LOU’s 2017 “road” wins was a postponed road game made up at LSF. The ballpark records reflect that game being played at LSF.

LOUISVILLE ON OPENING NIGHT SINCE 1982

April 3, 1982 R H E

Louisville 2 5 2

Evansville 5 7 0

WP: Bruce Robbins (EVA)

LP: Jose Brito (LOU)

April 15, 1983 R H E

Iowa 3 9 1 Louisville 4 10 1

WP: Ralph Citarella (LOU)

LP: Reggie Patterson (IOWA)

April 9, 1984 R H E

Denver 8 14 2

Louisville 7 10 2

WP: Bert Roberge (DEN)

LP: Terry Clark (LOU)

April 12, 1985 R H E

Indianapolis 4 8 1

Louisville 0 6 0

WP: Greg Bargar (IND)

LP: Todd Worrell (LOU)

April 11, 1986 R H E

Buffalo 8 12 0

Louisville 4 12 2

WP: Bill Long (BUF)

LP: Greg Mathews (LOU)

April 10, 1987 R H E

Iowa 10 12 2

Louisville 8 10 2

WP: Joe Kraemer (IOWA)

LP: Greg Bargar (LOU)

April 7, 1988 R H E

Buffalo 4 8 4 Louisville 7 8 0

WP: Gibson Alba (LOU)

LP: Morriss Madden (BUF)

April 5, 1989 R H E Louisville 3 7 1

Buffalo 8 14 1

WP: Bob Patterson (BUF)

LP: Ken Hill (LOU)

April 6, 1990 R H E Louisville 5 9 0

Oklahoma City 0 2 1

WP: Omar Olivares (LOU)

LP: David Miller (OKC)

April 10, 1991 R H E

Iowa 4 9 2 Louisville 3 9 0

April 3, 1997 R H E Indianapolis 3 8 2 Louisville 10 5 0

WP: Sean Lowe (LOU)

LP: Roger Salkeld (IND)

April 9, 1998 R H E Columbus 5 8 1 Louisville 9 9 0

WP: Bobby Chouinard (LOU)

LP: Wilson Herdia (COL)

April 8, 1999 R H E Columbus 6 8 0 Louisville 5 10 2

WP: Dave Pavlas (COL)

LP: Al Reyes (LOU)

April 6, 2000 R H E Louisville 12 16 2 Norfolk 10 17 1

WP: Ted Rose (LOU)

LP: Richie Lewis (NOR)

April 5, 2001 R H E Columbus 4 9 1 Louisville 5 8 0

WP: Hector Mercado (LOU)

LP: Kevin Lovingier (COL)

April 4, 2002 R H E

Toledo 0 10 0

Louisville 2 8 0

WP: Jared Fernandez (LOU)

LP: Tim Kalita (TOL)

April 3, 2003 R H E

Louisville 1 6 1

Toledo 6 9 0

WP: Seth Greisinger (TOL)

LP: Chris Reitsma (LOU)

April 8, 2004 R H E

Louisville 0 2 2 Richmond 2 3 0

WP: Travis Smith (RIC)

LP: Matt Belisle (LOU)

April 7, 2005 R H E Ottawa 4 11 2

Louisville 5 9 0

WP: Tom Shearn (LOU)

LP: Aaron Rakers (OTT)

April 6, 2006 R H E Louisville 1 5 0 Ottawa 4 9 0

April 5, 2012 R H E Louisville 5 7 1 Columbus 4 8 0

WP: Ron Mahay (LOU)

LP: Chris Ray (COL)

April 4, 2013 R H E Toledo 3 3 1 Louisville 4 6 1

WP: Tony Cingrani (LOU) LP: Luis Marte (TOL)

April 4, 2014 R H E

Louisville 3 9 1 Toledo 1 6 1

WP: Jeff Francis (LOU) LP: Kyle Lobstein (TOL)

April 9, 2015 R H E Toledo 13 18 0 Louisville 0 2 0

WP: Buck Farmer (TOL)

LP: David Holmberg (LOU)

April 7, 2016 R H E Louisville 2 8 2 Toledo 10 7 0

WP: Matt Boyd (TOL) LP: A.J. Morris (LOU)

April 6, 2017 R H E Coumbus 3 13 0 Louisville 2 8 1

WP: Tyler Olson (COL) LP: Alejandro Chacin (LOU)

April 6, 2018 R H E Toledo 6 10 1 Louisville 4 9 0

WP: Victor Alcantara (TOL)

LP: Robert Stephenson (LOU)

April 4, 2019 R H E Louisville 5 10 1 Toledo 10 10 3

WP: Zac Reininger (TOL) LP: Cody Reed (LOU)

May 4, 2021 R H E Columbus 6 9 0 Louisville 3 4 1

WP: Kirk McCarty (COL) LP: Braden Shipley (LOU)

April 5, 2022 R H E St. Paul 3 5 1 Louisville 2 7 0

WP: Lance Dickson (IOWA)

LP: Stan Clarke (LOU)

April 9, 1992 R H E Iowa 4 11 0 Louisville 3 9 0

WP: John Salles (IOWA)

LP: Mark Clark (LOU)

April 8, 1993 R H E Oklahoma City 1 4 1 Louisville 8 9 0

WP: Allen Watson (LOU)

LP: Terry Burrows (OKC)

April 7, 1994 R H E Louisville 3 7 0 Iowa 5 7 2

WP: Mike Walker (IOWA)

LP: Brian Barber (LOU)

April 6, 1995 R H E Indianapolis 4 8 0 Louisville 3 7 0

WP: Rich Sauveur (IND)

LP: Gary Buckels (LOU)

April 4, 1996 R H E Indianapolis 4 3 5 Louisville 5 9 2

WP: Rich Batchelor (LOU)

LP: Scott Service (IND)

WP: Kurt Birkins (OTT)

LP: Justin Germano (LOU)

April 5, 2007 R H E Toledo 4 13 0 Louisville 5 8 0

WP: Brad Salmon (LOU)

LP: Corey Hamman (TOL)

April 3, 2008 R H E Louisville 0 4 0 Syracuse 2 7 0

WP: David Purcey (SYR)

LP: Homer Bailey (LOU)

April 9, 2009 R H E Columbus 12 14 0 Louisville 4 5 3

WP: David Huff (COL)

LP: Homer Bailey (LOU)

April 8, 2010 R H E Louisville 5 9 1 Toledo 3 10 0

WP: Sam LeCure (LOU)

LP: Ruddy Lugo (TOL)

April 7, 2011 R H E Toledo 11 15 0 Louisville 6 11 1

WP: Fu-Te Ni (TOL)

LP: Daniel Ray Herrera (LOU)

WP: Wladimir Pinto (STP) LP: Ben Lively (LOU)

April 1, 2023 R H E Louisville 1 5 0 Nashville 3 4 0

WP: Elvis Peguero (NAS) LP: Ricky Karcher (LOU)

March 29, 2024 R H E Indianapolis 8 12 1 Louisville 9 8 1

WP: Sam Moll (LOU) LP: Kade McClure (IND)

March 28, 2025 R H E Memphis 4 8 0 Louisville 9 14 0

WP: Lenny Torres Jr. (LOU) LP: Michael McGreevy (MEM)

OPPONENTS

2023 National League MVP Ronald Acuña Jr. played against the Bats during the 2025 season, making a pair of rehab appearances at Louisville Slugger Field from May 20-21. The Atlanta Braves star went 2-for-6 at the plate for the Gwinnett Stripers in Louisville before returning to Atlanta. Less than two months later, he would play in the MLB All-Star Game at his home ballpark in Atlanta.

BUFFALO BISONS

One James D. Griffin Plaza Buffalo, New York 14203

PHONE: 716.846.2000 FAX: 716.852.6530 bisons.com

2025 Record: 61-85 (.418) 19th in International League (26.0 GB)

MEDIA INFORMATION

CONTACT Pat Malacaro

PHONE 716.846.2019

E-MAIL pmalacaro@bisons.com

PRESS BOX # 716.846.2215

FLAGSHIP WWKB 1520-AM

ANNOUNCERS Pat Malacaro Duke McGuire

STAFF INFORMATION

GENERAL MGR Anthony Sprague

FIELD MANAGER Casey Candaele

PITCHING COACH Drew Hayes

HITTING COACH Matt Young

BENCH COACH Cesar Martin

POSITION COACH Chris Schaeffer

ATHLETIC TRAINER Jason Schwartzman

STRENGTH COACH Taylor Whitley

2025 HEAD-TO-HEAD MEETINGS (Louisville and Buffalo did not meet during the 2025 season.)

ALL-TIME HEAD-TO-HEAD RECORDS (OVERALL: 193-262, HOME: 108-121, ROAD: 85-141)

TORONTO BLUE JAYS TOP 30 ORGANIZATIONAL PROSPECTS

1. RHP Trey Yesavage

16. RHP Fernando Perez 2. SS JoJo Parker

17. INF Sean Keys 3. SS Arjun Nimmala

18. RHP Micah Bucknam 4. LHP Johnny King

19. C Edward Duran 5. LHP Ricky Tiedemann 20. 3B Tim Piasentin 6. RHP Gage Stanifer 21. LHP Adam Macko 7. 3B/SS Juan Sanchez

22. LHP Brandon Barriera 8. OF Jake Bloss

23. LHP Javen Coleman 9. OF Ryan Schreck

24. C Brandon Venezuela 10. OF Yohendrick Pinango

25. 3B/2B Cutter Coffey 11. OF Jake Cook

26. 3B/1B Charles McAdoo 12. OF Victor Arias

27. LHP Jared Spencer 13. SS/3B Josh Kasevich

28. RHP Carson Messina 14. RHP Silvano Hechavarria 29. UTIL Adrian Pinto 15. OF Blaine Bullard

30. RHP Grant Rogers

SAHLEN FIELD

FIRST GAME April 14, 1988 SURFACE Natural Grass

CHARLOTTE KNIGHTS

324 South Mint Street

PHONE: 704.274.8300

FAX: 704.274.8330

charlotteknights.com

2025 Record: 65-85 (.433) 14th in International League (24.0 GB)

MEDIA INFORMATION

CONTACT

Doug Maurer

PHONE 704.274.8203

E-MAIL dougm@charlotteknights.com

PRESS BOX # 704.274.8203

FLAGSHIP ESPN 730-AM

ANNOUNCERS Matt Swierad Mike Pacheco

COO

STAFF INFORMATION

Dan Rajkowski

GENERAL MGR Rob Egan

FIELD MANAGER

Chad Pinder

PITCHING COACH Scott Aldred

HITTING COACH Cam Seitzer

BENCH COACH Pat Listach

1B/CATCHING COACH Angel Rosario

ATHLETIC TRAINER Carson Wooten

PERFORMANCE COACH George Timke

2025 HEAD-TO-HEAD RECORDS (Louisville and Charlotte did not meet during the 2025 season.)

ALL-TIME HEAD-TO-HEAD RECORDS (OVERALL: 129-115, HOME: 72-57, ROAD: 57-58)

CHICAGO WHITE SOX TOP 30 ORGANIZATIONAL PROSPECTS

1. OF Braden Montgomery

16. LHP Blake Larson 2. LHP Noah Schultz

17. RHP Mathias LaCombe 3. SS/3B Caleb Bonemer

18. RHP David Sandlin 4. LHP Hagen Smith

19. RHP Jedixson Perez 5. SS Billy Carlson

20. OF Sebastian Romero 6. RHP Tanner McDougal 21. C Landon Hodge 7. OF Jaden Fauske

22. RHP Alexander Alberto 8. LHP Christian Oppor 23. 3B Alexander Albertus 9. 2B/3B Sam Antonacci 24. RHP Aldrin Batista 10. SS Kyle Lodise

25. LHP Tyler Schweitzer 11. SS/2B William Bergolla Jr. 26. INF Jacob Gonzalez 12. RHP Mason Adams

27. RHP Gabe Davis 13. 2B/SS Javier Mogollon

28. C Fernando Graterol 14. OF George Wolkow

29. LHP Shane Murphy 15. 2B/SS Jeral Perez

30. LHP Ky Busch

TRUIST FIELD

FIRST GAME April 11, 2014

SURFACE Natural Grass CAPACITY 10,200

DIMENSIONS (L-R) 330-400-315

Chad Pinder

COLUMBUS CLIPPERS

330 Huntington Park Lane

Columbus, Ohio 43215

PHONE: 614.462.5250

FAX: 614.462.3271

clippersbaseball.com

2025 Record: 64-81 (.441)

13th in International League (22.5 GB)

MEDIA INFORMATION

CONTACT Anthony Slosser

PHONE 614.395.0944

E-MAIL aslosser@clippersbaseball.com

PRESS BOX # 614.462.7595

FLAGSHIP WMNI 920-AM

ANNOUNCERS Ryan Mitchell Scott Leo

STAFF INFORMATION

GENERAL MGR Ken Schnacke

FIELD MANAGER Andy Tracy

PITCHING COACH Andrew Moore

PITCHING COACH Nick Wittgren

HITTING COACH Matt Angle

HITTING COACH Oromar Valdez

BENCH COACH Daniel Robertson

DEVELOPMENT COACH Mac Seibert

ATHLETIC TRAINER Jake Legan

STRENGTH COACH Tyler Grisdale

2025 HEAD-TO-HEAD MEETINGS (OVERALL: 11-7, HOME: 5-1, ROAD: 6-6)

ALL-TIME HEAD-TO-HEAD MEETINGS (OVERALL: 256-265, HOME: 143-126, ROAD: 113-139)

CLEVELAND GUARDIANS TOP 30 ORGANIZATIONAL PROSPECTS

1. 2B Travis Bazzana

16. OF Alfonsin Rosario 2. OF Chase DeLauter

17. 2B Juan Brito 3. SS Angel Genao

18. RHP Daniel Espino 4. 1B/OF Ralphy Velazquez

19. OF Aaron Walton 5. LHP Parker Messick

20. C Jacob Cozart 6. C Cooper Ingle

21. SS/3B Gabriel Rodriguez 7. RHP Khal Stephen

22. OF Robert Arias 8. RHP Braylon Doughty

23. INF Dauri Fernandez 9. OF Jace LaViolette

24. RHP Will Hynes 10. RHP Joey Oakie

25. SS Svert Reinoso 11. OF Juneiker Caceres

26. RHP Andrew Walters 12. OF Jaison Chourio

27. LHP Josh Hartle 13. SS Welbyn Francisca

28. OF/1B Nolan Schubart 14. INF Dean Curley

29. OF George Valera 15. OF Kahlil Watson

30. RHP Peyton Pallette

HUNTINGTON PARK

FIRST GAME April 18, 2009

SURFACE Natural Grass CAPACITY 10,100

DIMENSIONS (L-R) 325-400-318

Andy Tracy

DURHAM BULLS

409

PHONE: 919.687.6500

FAX: 919.687.6560 durhambulls.com

2025 Record: 85-64 (.570) 6th in International League (3.5 GB)

MEDIA INFORMATION

CONTACT Ciarra Kennedy

PHONE 910.385.0030

E-MAIL ckennedy@durhambulls.com

PRESS BOX # 919.687.0681

FLAGSHIP WRAL 96.5 FM

ANNOUNCERS Patrick Kinas Scott Pose

STAFF INFORMATION

GENERAL MGR Chrystal Rowe

FIELD MANAGER Morgan Ensberg

PITCHING COACH Brian Reith

COACH Reid Brignac

COACH German Melendez

COACH Henry Bonilla

ATHLETIC TRAINER Kris Russell

ATHLETIC TRAINER Tsutomu Karniya

STRENGTH COACH Austin Teets

2025 HEAD-TO-HEAD MEETINGS: (Louisville and Durham did not meet during the 2025 season.)

ALL-TIME HEAD-TO-HEAD MEETINGS: (OVERALL: 100-127, HOME: 55-54, ROAD: 45-73)

TAMPA BAY RAYS TOP 30 ORGANIZATIONAL PROSPECTS

1. SS Carson Williams 16. RHP Trevor Harrison 2. OF Theo Gillen 17. RHP Jose Urbina 3. RHP Brody Hopkins 18. RHP Ty Johnson 4. OF Jacob Melton 19. 1B/OF Tre Morgan 5. SS Daniel Pierce 20. C Dom Keegan 6. RHP Anderson Brito 21. OF Brendan Summerhill

7. RHP TJ Nichols 22. SS Victor Valdez

8. RHP Michael Forret 23. SS Fabricio Blanco 9. RHP Santiago Suarez 24. OF Brailer Guerrero 10. OF Slater de Brun 25. OF Homer Bush Jr. 11. C Nathan Flewelling 26. OF Austin Overn 12. OF Aidan Smith 27. RHP Gary Gill Hill 13. C Caden Bodine 28. SS Cooper Flemming 14. 1B Xavier Isaac 29. OF Dean Moss 15. INF Jadher Areinamo 30. 1B/OF Taitn Gray

DURHAM BULLS ATHLETIC PARK

FIRST GAME April 6, 1995

SURFACE Natural Grass CAPACITY 10,000

DIMENSIONS (L-R) 305-400-327

GWINNETT STRIPERS

PHONE: 678.277.0300 FAX: 678.277.0338 gostripers.com

2025 Record: 63-87 (.420) 16th in International League (26.0 GB)

MEDIA INFORMATION

CONTACT Dave Lezotte

PHONE 678-277-0320

E-MAIL dave.lezotte@gostripers.com

PRESS BOX # 678.277.0351

FLAGSHIP My Country 99.3

ANNOUNCERS Dave Lezotte Brady Penn

STAFF INFORMATION

GENERAL MGR Joe Harrington

FIELD MANAGER Kenekoa Texeira

PITCHING COACH Lance Carter

PITCHING COACH Tyler Dalton

HITTING COACH Dan Dement

COACH Ruben Gotay

ATHLETIC TRAINER Greg Harrel

ATHLETIC TRAINER Jesus Aviles

STRENGTH COACH Tyler Enns

2025 HEAD-TO-HEAD MEETINGS: (OVERALL: 9-3, HOME: 5-1, ROAD: 4-2)

ALL-TIME HEAD-TO-HEAD MEETINGS: (OVERALL: 139-141, HOME: 70-69, ROAD: 69-72)

All-Time Record includes meetings with Richmond from 1988-2008.

ATLANTA BRAVES TOP 30 ORGANIZATIONAL PROSPECTS

1. LHP Cam Caminiti

16. RHP Drue Hackenberg 2. RHP JR Ritchie 17. RHP Jhancarlos Lara 3. RHP Didier Fuentes 18. RHP Rolddy Munoz 4. SS/OF Tate Southisene 19. OF Owen Carey 5. SS Alex Lodise 20. OF Eric Hartman 6. RHP Owen Murphy 21. OF Luis Guanipa 7. LHP Briggs McKenzie 22. LHP Hayden Harris 8. OF Diego Tornes

23. LHP Landon Beidelschies 9. RHP Lucas Braun 24. RHP Ethan Bagwell 10. SS John Gil 25. SS Jose Perdomo 11. RHP Luke Sinnard 26. OF Patrick Clohisy 12. RHP Garrett Baumann

27. SS Jose Manon 13. OF Conor Essenburh

28. 2B/3B Dixon Williams 14. LHP Herick Hernandez

29. RHP Raudy Reyes 15. RHP Blake Burkhalter

30. OF Isaiah Drake

GWINNETT FIELD

FIRST GAME April 17, 2009

INDIANAPOLIS INDIANS

501 West Maryland Street Indianapolis, Indiana 46225

PHONE: 317.269.3542

FAX: 317.269.3541

indyindians.com

2025 Record: 87-62 (.584) 4th in International League (1.5 GB)

MEDIA INFORMATION

CONTACT Anna Kayser

PHONE 317.532.6934

E-MAIL akayser@indyindians.com

PRESS BOX # 317.532.6778

FLAGSHIP Fox Sports 97.5 FM/1260 AM

ANNOUNCER Howard Kellman Andrew Kappes

STAFF INFORMATION

GENERAL MGR Randy Lewandowski

FIELD MANAGER Eric Patterson

HITTING COACH Eric Munson

HITTING COACH Casey Harms

PITCHING COACH Nasuel Cabrera

PITCHING COACH Drew Benes

ATHLETIC TRAINER Matt McNamee

STRENGTH COACH Randy Herrera

2025 HEAD-TO-HEAD MEETINGS: (OVERALL: 5-13, HOME: 4-5, ROAD: 1-8)

ALL-TIME HEAD-TO-HEAD MEETINGS: (OVERALL: 419-462, HOME: 227-216, ROAD: 192-246)

PITTSBURGH PIRATES TOP 30 ORGANIZATIONAL PROSPECTS

1. SS/OF Konnor Griffin 16. RHP Levi Sterling 2. RHP Bubba Chandler 17. C Omar Alfonzo 3. RHP Seth Hernandez 18. SS Darrell Morel 4. OF/1B Edward Florentino 19. C Easton Carmichael 5. LHP Hunter Barco 20. 3B Murf Gray 6. OF Jhostynxon Garcia 21. SS/3B/2B Yordany De Los Santos 7. 2B Termarr Johnson 22. C/1B Axiel Plaz 8. SS Wyatt Stanford 23. C/1B Edgleen Pere 9. RHP Antwone Kelly 24. RHP Khristian Curtis 10. C/1B Rafael Flores Jr. 25. SS/3B Jack Brannigan 11. OF/1B Esmerlyn Valdez 26. RHP Zander Mueth 12. SS Sammy Stafura

27. LHP Reinold Navarro 13. RHP Wilber Dotel

14. RHP Thomas Harrington

28. RHP Jeter Martinez

29. 2B/3B/1B Duce Gourson 15. 2B/OF Nick Yorke

30. 1B Tony Blanco Jr.

VICTORY FIELD FIRST GAME July 11, 1996

IOWA CUBS

One Line Drive

Des Moines, Iowa 50309

PHONE: 512.243.6111 FAX: 515.243.5152 iowacubs.com

2025 Record: 74-75 (.497) 11th in International League (14.5 GB)

MEDIA INFORMATION

CONTACT Peter Brooks

PHONE 515.280.2632

E-MAIL peterb@iowacubs.com

PRESS BOX # 515.280.2632

FLAGSHIP HOPE 940-AM

ANNOUNCER Jason Kempf

STAFF INFORMATION

GENERAL MGR Sam Bernabe

FIELD MANAGER Marty Pevey

PITCHING COACH Tony Cougoule

HITTING COACH Damon Minor

HITTING COACH Taylor Fortney

BENCH COACH Nick Lovullo

ATHLETIC TRAINER Logan Severson

STRENGTH COACH Connor Rooney

2025 HEAD-TO-HEAD MEETINGS: (OVERALL: 10-8, HOME: 7-4, ROAD: 3-4)

ALL-TIME HEAD-TO-HEAD MEETINGS: (OVERALL: 169-181, HOME: 93-80, ROAD: 76-101)

CHICAGO CUBS TOP 30 ORGANIZATIONAL PROSPECTS

1. C Moises Ballesteros

16. RHP Dominick Reid 2. RHP Jaxon Wiggins

17. RHP Brandon Birdsell 3. OF Ethan Conrad

18. RHP Jostin Florentino 4. OF Kevin Alcántara

19. SS Jaims Martinez 5. SS/2B Jefferson Rojas

20. C Ariel Armas 6. OF Kane Kepley

21. OF Brett Bateman 7. 1B Jonathon Long

22. SS Johan Geraldo 8. OF Josiah Hartshorn

23. RHP Erian Rodriguez 9. 3B/2B Pedro Ramirez

24. RHP Luis Martinez-Gomez 10. 2B/OF James Triantos

25. OF Angel Cepeda 11. C Owen Ayers

26. 2B Ty Southisene 12. 2B/3B Juan Cabada

27. OF Kade Snell 13. RHP Kaleb Wing

28. LHP Riley Martin 14. SS Juan Tomas

29. RHP Grant Kipp 15. 1B/3B Cole Mathis

30. SS/2B Fernando Cruz

PRINCIPAL PARK

FIRST GAME April 16, 1992 SURFACE Natural Grass CAPACITY 11,500

DIMENSIONS (L-R) 335-400-335

Marty Pevey

JACKSONVILLE JUMBO SHRIMP

301 A. Phillip Randolph Blvd.

PHONE: 904.358.2846

FAX: 904.358.2845 jaxshrimp.com

2025 Record: 89-61 (.593)

1st in International League (0.5 GA) International League & Triple-A National Champions

MEDIA INFORMATION

CONTACT Scott Kornberg

PHONE 904.224.8534

E-MAIL scott@jaxshrimp.com

PRESS BOX # 904.358.2846

FLAGSHIP ESPN 690-AM

ANNOUNCERS Scott Kornberg Matt Davis

STAFF INFORMATION

GENERAL MGR Matt Goudreau

FIELD MANAGER David Carpenter

PITCHING COACH Jerad Eickhoff

HITTING COACH Tom DeAngelis

ASSISTANT COACH Jose Ceballos

ASSISTANT COACH Luke Terwilliger

ATHLETIC TRAINER Tyler Lough

STRENGTH COACH Jordan Reyes

2025 HEAD-TO-HEAD MEETINGS: (Louisville and Jacksonville did not meet during the 2025 season.)

ALL-TIME HEAD-TO-HEAD MEETINGS: (OVERALL: 8-4, HOME: 8-4, ROAD: 0-0)

MIAMI MARLINS TOP 30 ORGANIZATIONAL PROSPECTS

1. LHP Thomas White

16. SS/2B Cristian Hernandez 2. LHP Robby Snelling 17. OF Luis Cova 3. OF Owen Caissie 18. OF Max Williams 4. SS Aiva Arquette 19. OF Brendan Jones 5. C Joe Mack 20. OF Fenwick Trimble 6. RHP Kevin Defrank 21. SS/3B Luis Arana 7. SS/2B Starlyn Caba 22. OF Jose Castro 8. OF Cam Cannarella 23. OF Esmil Valencia 9. OF Kemp Alderman 24. SS Ronny Munoz 10. RHP Karson Milbrandt 25. LHP Nate Payne 11. OF Dillon Lewis 26. OF Dillon Head 12. OF/SS/2B Andrew Salas 27. OF PJ Morlando 13. OF Brandon Compton 28. RHP Aiden May 14. SS Santiago Solarte 29. RHP Grant Shepardson 15. RHP Noble Meyer 30. RHP Yohanfer Santana

FIRST GAME April 11, 2003

SURFACE Natural Grass CAPACITY 11,000

DIMENSIONS (L-R) 321-420-317

David Carpenter

LEHIGH VALLEY IRONPIGS

1050 IronPigs Way

PHONE: 610.841.7447

FAX: 610.841.1509

ironpigsbaseball.com

2025 Record: 87-61 (.588) 3rd in International League (1.0 GB)

MEDIA INFORMATION

CONTACT Sam Jellinek

PHONE 610.841.1317

E-MAIL sjellinek@ironpigsbaseball.com

PRESS BOX # 610.841-1317

FLAGSHIP ESPN 1230/1320/1160 AM

ANNOUNCERS Sam Jellinek

STAFF INFORMATION

GENERAL MGR Kurt Landes

FIELD MANAGER Anthony Contreras

PITCHING COACH Phil Cundari

HITTING COACH Adam Lind

BENCH COACH Chris Adamson

ATHLETIC TRAINER Andrew Dodgson

ATHLETIC TRAINER Keita Isaji

STRENGTH COACH Bruce Peditto

2025 HEAD-TO-HEAD MEETINGS: (Louisville and Lehigh Valley did not meet during the 2025 season.)

ALL-TIME HEAD-TO-HEAD MEETINGS: (OVERALL: 84-85, HOME: 46-39, ROAD: 38-46)

All-Time Record includes meetings with Ottawa from 1998-2007.

PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES TOP 30 ORGANIZATIONAL PROSPECTS

1. SS Aidan Miller

16. RHP Cody Bowker 2. RHP Andrew Painter

17. RHP Sean Youngerman 3. OF Justin Crawford 18. 3B Carson DeMartini 4. RHP Gage Wood

19. RHP Alex McFarlane 5. OF Francisco Renteria

20. LHP James Tallon 6. 2B Aroon Escobar

21. OF/2B Devin Saltiban 7. OF Dante Nori

22. C/1B Alirio Ferrebus 8. OF Gabriel Rincones Jr.

23. SS Juan Parra 9. LHP Cade Obermueller

24. RHP Gabe Craig 10. RHP Moises Chace

25. SS Romeli Espinosa 11. RHP Ramon Marquez

26. SS/2B Matthew Ferrara 12. RHP Matthew Fisher

27. LHP Mavis Graves 13. OF Griffin Burkholder

28. C/1B Kehden Hettiger 14. RHP Wen-Hui Pan

29. SS Bryan Rincon 15. RHP Jean Cabrera

30. 1B Keaton Anthony

COCA-COLA PARK

FIRST GAME April 11, 2008

MEMPHIS REDBIRDS

198 Union Avenue Memphis, Tennessee 38103

PHONE: 901.721.6000

FAX: 901.328.1102

memphisredbirds.com

2025 Record: 80-68 (.541) 8th in International League (8.0 GB)

MEDIA INFORMATION

CONTACT Alex Coil

PHONE 901.721.6000

E-MAIL acoil@memphisredbirds.com

PRESS BOX # 901.721.6000

FLAGSHIP ESPN 92.9-FM

ANNOUNCERS Alex Coil

STAFF INFORMATION

GENERAL MGR Craig Unger

FIELD MANAGER Ben Johnson

PITCHING COACH Darwin Marrero

PITCHING COACH Ollie Kadey

HITTING COACH Howie Clark

BENCH COACH Peter Mooney

ATHLETIC TRAINER Alex Wolfinger

STRENGTH COACH Jon Hill

2025 HEAD-TO-HEAD MEETINGS: (OVERALL: 4-5, HOME: 2-1, ROAD: 2-4)

ALL-TIME HEAD-TO-HEAD MEETINGS: (OVERALL: 11-22, HOME: 5-10, ROAD: 6-12)

ST. LOUIS CARDINALS TOP 30 ORGANIZATIONAL PROSPECTS

1. SS JJ Wetherholt

2. LHP Liam Doyle

16. SS Yairo Padilla

17. LHP Cooper Hjerpe 3. C Rainiel Rodriguez

18. OF Tai Peete 4. OF Joshua Baez

19. OF Emmanuel Luna 5. RHP Jurrangelo Cijintje

20. INF Jesus Baez 6. C Leo Bernal 21. LHP Brycen Mautz 7. LHP Quinn Matthews 22. RHP Luis Gastelum 8. C Jimmy Crooks 23. OF Nathan Church 9. LHP Brandon Clarke 24. 3B/1B Deniel Ortiz 10. RHP Tekoah Roby 25. LHP Cade Crossland 11. RHP Tanner Franklin 26. RHP Chen-Wei Lin 12. OF/SS Ryan Mitchell 27. 1B/3B Blaze Jordan 13. RHP Yhoiker Fajardo 28. LHP Braden Davis 14. LHP Ixan Henderson 29. RHP Hancel Rincon 15. RHP Tink Hence 30. 1B Jack Gurevitch

AUTOZONE PARK

FIRST GAME April 1, 2000

SURFACE Bermuda Grass CAPACITY 10,000

DIMENSIONS (L-R) 319-400-322

Ben Johnson

NASHVILLE SOUNDS

MEDIA INFORMATION

CONTACT Corey Hilborne

PHONE 615.515.1152

E-MAIL coreyh@nashvillesounds.com

PRESS BOX # 615.690.4487

FLAGSHIP ESPN 94.9-FM

ANNOUNCERS Jeff Hem

2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15.

STAFF INFORMATION

GENERAL MGR Adam English

FIELD MANAGER Rick Sweet

PITCHING COACH Tyler Thornburg

PITCHING COACH Bryan Leslie

HITTING COACH Tim Doherty

HITTING COACH Zack Jones

BENCH COACH Eric Bunnell

ATHLETIC TRAINER Jeff Paxson

STRENGTH COACH Andrew Emmick

NORFOLK TIDES

150 Park Avenue

Norfolk, Virginia 23510

PHONE: 757.622.2222

FAX: 757.624.9090

norfolktides.com

2025 Record: 63-84 (.429) 15th in International League (24.5 GB)

MEDIA INFORMATION

CONTACT

John Stanley

PHONE 757.622.2222 (ext. 125)

E-MAIL jstanley@norfolktides.com

PRESS BOX # 757.622.2222 (ext. 112)

FLAGSHIP ESPN Radio 94.1-FM

ANNOUNCERS Pete Michaud

STAFF INFORMATION

GENERAL MGR Joe Gregory

FIELD MANAGER Tim Federowicz

PITCHING COACH Jeff Ware

HITTING COACH Rick Strickland

FUNDAMENTALS COACH Felipe Rojas Alou, Jr.

ATHLETIC TRAINER Alan Rail

STRENGTH COACH Scott Smith

2025 HEAD-TO-HEAD MEETINGS: (OVERALL: 2-4, HOME: 2-4, ROAD: 0-0)

ALL-TIME HEAD-TO-HEAD MEETINGS: (OVERALL: 123-123, HOME: 69-53, ROAD: 54-70)

BALTIMORE ORIOLES TOP 30 ORGANIZATIONAL PROSPECTS

1. C/1B Samuel Basallo

16. RHP Juaron Watts-Brown 2. OF Dylan Beavers

17. RHP Tyson Neighbors 3. OF Nate George

18. OF Jordan Sanchez 4. LHP Luis De León

19. C/1B Creed Willems 5. RHP Trey Gibson

20. OF Thomas Sosa 6. C/OF/1B Ike Irish

21. RHP JT Quinn 7. SS Wehiwa Aloy

22. SS Wilfri De La Cruz 8. RHP Esteban Mejia

23. SS Jose Luis Acevedo 9. 2B/OF Aron Estrada 24. LHP Andri Hidalgo 10. OF Enrique Bradfield Jr.

25. RHP Anthony Nunez 11. LHP Boston Bateman 26. C/1B Ethan Anderson 12. RHP Nestor German

27. RHP Patrick Reilly 13. RHP Braxton Bragg

28. OF Stiven Martinez 14. LHP Joseph Dzierwa

30. 3B/SS Colin Yeaman

29. SS/2B Griff O’Ferrall 15. RHP Levi Wells

HARBOR PARK

FIRST GAME April 14, 1993

Tim Federowicz

OMAHA STORM CHASERS

12356

PHONE: 402.738.5100 omahastormchasers.com

2025 Record: 62-86 (.419) 18th in International League (26.0 GB)

MEDIA INFORMATION

CONTACT Nicholas Badders

PHONE 402.738.5133

E-MAIL nicholasb@omahastormchasers.com

PRESS BOX # 402.738.2183

FLAGSHIP KOIL 1290-AM

ANNOUNCERS Nicholas Badders

STAFF INFORMATION

PRESIDENT Martie Cordaro

FIELD MANAGER Patrick Osborn

PITCHING COACH Dane Johnson

HITTING COACH Bijan Rademacher

ASSISTANT COACH Tripp Keister

ATHLETIC TRAINER James Stone

ATHLETIC TRAINER Amanda Gallone

STRENGTH COACH C.J. Mikkelsen

2025 HEAD-TO-HEAD MEETINGS: (OVERALL: 9-9, HOME: 3-3, ROAD: 6-6)

ALL-TIME HEAD-TO-HEAD MEETINGS: (OVERALL: 169-168, HOME: 95-67, ROAD: 71-98)

KANSAS CITY ROYALS TOP 30 ORGANIZATIONAL PROSPECTS

1. C Carter Jensen

16. RHP Michael Lombardi 2. C Blake Mitchell

17. OF Asbel Gonzalez 3. RHP Kendry Chourio

18. OF Carson Roccaforte 4. LHP David Shields

19. SS/3B Ramcell Medina 5. OF/2B Sean Gamble

20. SS Warren Calcano 6. SS/3B Josh Hammond

21. RHP Shane Panzini 7. OF Angeibel Gomez

22. RHP Freddy Contreras 8. C Ramon Ramirez

23. RHP Cameron Millar 9. RHP Luinder Avila

24. RHP Blake Wolters 10. RHP Ben Kudrna

25. RHP Dennis Colleran 11. SS Yandel Ricardo

26. SS Daniel Vazquez 12. RHP Drew Beam

27. OF Gavin Cross 13. RHP Steven Zobac

28. RHP Josh Hansell 14. RHP Felix Arronde

29. LHP Frank Mozzicato 15. LHP Justin Lamkin

30. LHP Hunter Patteson

WERNER PARK

FIRST GAME April 11, 2011

SURFACE Natural Grass CAPACITY 9,023

DIMENSIONS (L-R) 310-402-315

ROCHESTER RED WINGS

One Morrie Silver Way Rochester, New York 14608

PHONE: 585.454.1001 FAX: 585.454.1056 redwingsbaseball.com

2025 Record: 59-88 (.401) 20th in International League (28.5 GB)

MEDIA INFORMATION

CONTACT Matt Toohey

PHONE 973.713.6035

E-MAIL mtoohey@redwingsbaseball.com

PRESS BOX # 585.454.1001 (ext. 3095)

FLAGSHIP WHTK 1280-AM

ANNOUNCER Josh Whetzel

STAFF INFORMATION

GENERAL MGR Dan Mason

FIELD MANAGER Matthew LeCroy

PITCHING COACH Fernando Nieve

HITTING COACH Brian Daubach

DEVELOPMENT COACH Anthony DeLeo

ATHLETIC TRAINER Eric Montague STRENGTH COACH Mike Warren

2025 HEAD-TO-HEAD MEETINGS: (Louisville and Rochester did not meet during the 2025 season.)

ALL-TIME HEAD-TO-HEAD MEETINGS: (OVERALL: 95-86, HOME: 49-41, ROAD: 46-45)

WASHINGTON NATIONALS TOP 30 ORGANIZATIONAL PROSPECTS

1. SS Eli Willits 16. RHP Miguel Sime Jr. 2. RHP Travis Sykora 17. SS Coy James 3. C Harry Ford 18. OF Christian Franklin 4. RHP Jarlin Susana 19. OF Andrew Pinckney 5. INF Gavin Fien 20. OF Yeremy Cabrera 6. RHP Luis Perales 21. 2B/SS Marconi German 7. SS Seaver King 22. OF Sam Peterson 8. SS/2B Luke Dickerson 23. SS/2B Angel Feliz 9. INF Devin Fitz-Gerald 24. 1B/OF Abimelec Ortiz 10. RHP Landon Harmon 25. SS Ronny Cruz 11. LHP Alex Glemmey 26. RHP Eriq Swan 12. OF/1B Ethan Petry 27. RHP Sean Paul Liñan 13. RHP Yoel Tejada Jr. 28. C Caleb Lomavita 14. LHP Jackson Kent 29. 1B/3B Yohandy Morales 15. RHP Alejandro Rosario

30. OF Nauris De La Druz

ESL BALLPARK

FIRST GAME April 11, 1997 SURFACE Natural Grass CAPACITY 10,840

DIMENSIONS (L-R) 335-402-322

SCRANTON/WILKES-BARRE

RAILRIDERS

235 Montage Mountain Road Moosic, Pennsylvania 18507

PHONE: 570.969.2255 FAX: 570.963.6564 swbrailriders.com

2025 Record: 87-60 (.592) 2nd in International League (0.5 GB)

MEDIA INFORMATION

CONTACT Adam Marco

PHONE 570.969.2255 (ext. 3118)

E-MAIL amarco@swbrailriders.com

PRESS BOX # 570.969.2255 (ext. 3510)

FLAGSHIP WICK 1400-AM

ANNOUNCER Adam Marco

STAFF INFORMATION

GENERAL MGR Shawn Reilly

FIELD MANAGER Shelley Duncan

PITCHING COACH Spencer Medick

HITTING COACH Mike Merganthaler

BENCH COACH Gil Velazquez

DEFENSIVE COACH Raul Dominguez

ATHLETIC TRAINER Brandon Rodriguez

STRENGTH COACH Isiah McDonald

2025 HEAD-TO-HEAD MEETINGS: (OVERALL: 3-3, HOME: 3-3, ROAD: 0-0)

ALL-TIME HEAD-TO-HEAD MEETINGS: (OVERALL: 90-117, HOME: 46-55, ROAD: 44-62)

NEW YORK YANKEES TOP 30 ORGANIZATIONAL PROSPECTS

1. INF George Lombard Jr. 16. RHP Cade Smith 2. RHP Carlos Lagrange 17. RHP Cade Winquest 3. RHP Elmer Rodriguez 18. ROF Wilson Rodriguez 4. SS Dax Kilby 19. SS Stiven Martinez 5. RHP Ben Hess 20. OF Jace Avina 6. OF Spencer Jones 21. RHP Rory Fox 7. RHP Bryce Cunningham 22. RHP Brendan Beck 8. RHP Chase Hampton 23. LHP Xavier Rivas 9. RHP Thatcher Hurd 24. RHP Mac Heuer 10. LHP Pico Kohn 25. RHP Jack Cebert 11. LHP Kyle Carr 26. LHP Allen Facundo 12. SS/2B Core Jackson 27. RHP Harrison Cohen 13. SS Kaeden Kent 28. RHP Eric Reyzelman 14. LHP Henry Lalane 29. SS Mani Cedeno 15. LHP Brock Selvidge 30. RHP Tony Rossi

PNC FIELD

FIRST GAME April 26, 1989

SURFACE Natural Grass CAPACITY 10,000

DIMENSIONS (L-R) 330-408-330

Shelley Duncan

ST. PAUL SAINTS

360 Broadway Street St. Paul, Minnesota 55101

PHONE: 651.644.3517

FAX: 651.644.1627

saintsbaseball.com

2025 Record: 62-86 (.470)

17th in International League (26.0 GB)

MEDIA INFORMATION

CONTACT

Sean Aronson

PHONE 651.288.9882

E-MAIL saronson@saintsbaseball.com

PRESS BOX # 651.644.3517

FLAGSHIP KFAN Plus 96.7-FM

ANNOUNCERS Sean Aronson

Matt Dean

Sean Linzmeier

STAFF INFORMATION

GENERAL MGR Derek Sharrer

FIELD MANAGER Brian Dinkelman

PITCHING COACH Carlos Hernandez

PITCHING COACH Ryan Ricci

HITTING COACH Shawn Schlechter

ATHLETIC TRAINER Chase Thompson

ATHLETIC TRAINER Ben Myers

STRENGTH COACH Stephen Hopkins

2025 HEAD-TO-HEAD MEETINGS: (OVERALL: 10-5, HOME: 7-3, ROAD: 3-3)

ALL-TIME HEAD-TO-HEAD MEETINGS: (OVERALL: 37-44, HOME: 26-26, ROAD: 11-19)

MINNESOTA TWINS TOP 30 ORGANIZATIONAL PROSPECTS

1. OF Walter Jenkins

16. RHP James Ellwanger 2. SS Kaelen Culpepper

17. SS/3B/OF Brandon Winokur 3. C Eduardo Tait

18. RHP Marco Raya 4. OF Emmanuel Rodriguez 19. RHP Ryan Gallagher 5. LHP Connor Prielipp 20. RHP John Klein 6. LHP Dasan Hill

21. SS Kyle DeBarge 7. OF Gabriel Gonzalez

22. RHP C.J. Culpepper 8. SS Marek Houston

23. C Khadim Diaw 9. RHP Charlee Soto

24. 3B/1B Billy Amick 10. RHP Kendry Rojas

25. RHP Santiago Castellanos 11. RHP Rikey Quick

26. RHP Jose Olivares 12. OF Hendry Mendez

27. C/1B Enrique Jimenez 13. RHP Andrew Morris

28. RHP Matt Barr 14. SS/3B Quentin Young

29. OF Kala’i Rosario 15. RHP Adrian Bohorquez

30. SS/2B Bruin Abgayani

CHS FIELD

FIRST GAME May 21, 2015

Brian Dinkelman

SYRACUSE METS

One Tex Simone Drive Syracuse, New York 13208

PHONE: 315.474.7833

FAX: 315.474.2658 syracusemets.com

2025 Record: 77-73 (.513) 9th in International League (12.0 GB)

MEDIA INFORMATION

CONTACT Michael Tricarico

PHONE 315.474.7833

E-MAIL mtricarico@syracusemets.com

FLAGSHIP WSKO 1260-AM

ANNOUNCERS Michael Tricarico Jack Gordon

STAFF INFORMATION

GENERAL MGR Jason Smorol

FIELD MANAGER Dick Scott

PITCHING COACH AJ Sager

PITCHING COACH Troy Miller

HITTING COACH Nate Irving

BENCH COACH John Nogowski

ATHLETIC TRAINER Austin Dayton

STRENGTH COACH Drew Skrocki

2025 HEAD-TO-HEAD MEETINGS: (Louisville and Syracuse did not meet during the 2025 season.)

ALL-TIME HEAD-TO-HEAD MEETINGS: (OVERALL: 108-88, HOME: 60-33, ROAD: 48-55)

NEW YORK METS TOP 30 ORGANIZATIONAL PROSPECTS

1. RHP Nolan McLean

16. C/1B/OF Chris Suero 2. OF Carson Benge

17. SS Antonio Jimenez 3. RHP Jonah Tong

18. RHP Ryan Lambert 4. OF/2B A.J. Ewing

19. RHP Dylan Ross 5. RHP Ryan Clifford

20. RHP R.J. Gordon 6. 3B/1B Jacob Reimer

21. 2B/SS Marco Vargas 7. RHP Jack Wenninger

22. RHP Jonathan Pintaro 8. 2B/SS Mitch Voit

23. RHP Peter Kussow 9. SS Elian Peña

24. INF Boston Baro 10. LHP Jonathan Santucci

25. 1B/OF Randy Guzman 11. RHP Will Watson

26. C Daiverson Gutierrez 12. SS Wandy Asigen

27. RHP Camden Lohman 13. OF Nick Morabito

28. RHP Nathan Hall 14. OF Eli Serrano III

29. RHP Cam Tilly 15. LHP Zach Thornton

30. RHP Brendan Girton

NBT BANK STADIUM

FIRST GAME April 3, 1997

SURFACE Natural Grass CAPACITY 11,918

DIMENSIONS (L-R) 328-400-328

Dick Scott

TOLEDO MUD HENS

406 Washington Street Toledo, Ohio 43604

PHONE: 419.725.4367 FAX: 419.725.4368

mudhens.com

2025 Record: 84-66 (.560) 7th in International League (5.0 GB)

MEDIA INFORMATION

CONTACT Brady Boehm

PHONE 419.725.9252

E-MAIL brady.boehm@mudhens.com

PRESS BOX # 419.725.4367 (ext. 4701)

FLAGSHIP WCWA 1230-AM

ANNOUNCER Matt Melzak

STAFF INFORMATION

GENERAL MGR Erik Ibsen

FIELD MANAGER Gabe Alvarez

PITCHING COACH Doug Bochtler

BULLPEN COACH Jimmy Robbins

HITTING COACH Mike Hessman

HITTING COACH Francisco Contreras

ATHLETIC TRAINER Scott Thurston

STRENGTH COACH Phil Hartt

2025 HEAD-TO-HEAD MEETINGS: (OVERALL: 4-14, HOME: 1-5, ROAD: 3-9)

ALL-TIME HEAD-TO-HEAD MEETINGS: (OVERALL: 249-278, HOME: 125-131, ROAD: 124-147)

DETROIT TIGERS TOP 30 ORGANIZATIONAL PROSPECTS

1. SS Kevin McGonigle 16. LHP Jake Miller 2. OF Max Clark 17. LHP Ben Jacobs 3. SS Kevin McGonigle 18. RHP Lucas Elissalt 4. C/1B Josue Briceño 19. RHP Owen Hall 5. 2B/3B Max Anderson 20. RHP Ty Madden 6. 3B/2B Hao-Yu Lee 21. RHP Dylan Smith 7. C/1B Thayron Liranzo 22. 3B/1B Izaac Pacheco 8. OF Cris Rodriguez 23. RHP Jaden Hamm 9. SS Jordan Yost 24. SS/2B Jude Warwick 10. LHP Andrew Sears 25. C/1B Eduardo Valencia 11. RHP Malachi Witherspoon 26. OF/INF Trei Cruz 12. SS Franyerber Montilla

27. OF Nick Dumesnil 13. C Michael Oliveto 28. LHP Caleb Leys 14. RHP Kelvis Salcedo

29. OF Jackson Strong 15. SS John Peck

30. LHP Grayson Grinsell

FIFTH THIRD FIELD

FIRST GAME April 9, 2002

Gabe Alvarez

WORCESTER RED SOX

100 Madison Street

Worcester, Massachusetts 01608

PHONE: 508.500.1000 woosox.com

2025 Record: 76-73 (.510) 10th in International League (12.5 GB)

MEDIA INFORMATION

CONTACT

Bill Wanless

PHONE 508.500.1000

E-MAIL pr@woosox.com

PRESS BOX # 508.500.1000

FLAGSHIP WORC-FM

ANNOUNCERS Jim Cain

Mike Antonellis

Jay Burnham

Alex Jensen

STAFF INFORMATION

GENERAL MGR

Brooke Cooper

FIELD MANAGER Chad Tracy

PITCHING COACH Dan DeLucia

HITTING COACH Collin Hetzler

HITTING COACH Johnny Reina

BULLPEN COACH Noah Junis

ATHLETIC TRAINER Scot Gallon

STRENGTH COACH Nick LaRue

2025 HEAD-TO-HEAD MEETINGS: (Louisville and Worcester did not meet during the 2025 season.)

ALL-TIME HEAD-TO-HEAD MEETINGS: (OVERALL: 98-96, HOME: 56-46, ROAD: 42-50) All-Time Record includes meetings with Pawtucket from 1988-2020.

BOSTON RED SOX TOP 30 ORGANIZATIONAL PROSPECTS

1. LHP Payton Tolle

16. LHP Hayden Mullins 2. SS Franklin Arias 17. OF Miguel Bleis 3. LHP Connelly Early 18. 2B Yoeilin Cespedes 4. RHP Kyson Witherspoon

19. RHP Sadbiel Delzine 5. RHP Juan Valera 20. OF Harold Rivas 6. OF Justin Gonzalez 21. RHP Gage Ziehl 7. LHP Jake Bennett 22. OF Nelly Taylor 8. SS Dorian Soto 23. SS Hector Ramos 9. RHP Marcus Phillips 24. SS Dawvris Brito 10. RHP Anthony Eyanson 25. OF Allan Castro 11. 2B Henry Godbout 26. LHP Eduardo Rivera 12. OF Enddy Azocar 27. C/1B Gerardo Rodriguez 13. INF Mikey Romero 28. C Johanfran Garcia 14. RHP John Holobetz 29. RHP Yordanny Monegro 15. RHP Tyler Uberstine 30. RHP/SS Conrad Carson

POLAR PARK

FIRST GAME May 11, 2021

Chad Tracy

TRIPLE-A PACE OF PLAY PROCEDURES

ABS CHALLENGE SYSTEM: For the 2026 season, All games played in the International League will use the ABS (Automated Ball-Strike) Challenge system and follow the same rules that have been adopted at the Major League level for the 2026 season (i.e., each team will start the game with two challenges, successful challenges will be retained, teams will receive an extra challenge if they have no challenges remaining in extra innings, etc.). The ABS Challenge System monitors the exact location of each pitch, relative to the specific batter’s zone. During ABS Challenge Games, the home plate umpire will call balls and strikes unaided by ABS. Each Club will be permitted to challenge an individual strike or ball call (on either offense or defense) by appealing to the appropriate call of the pitch as determined by ABS. A player may challenge any pitch, regardless of if it occurs during a plate appearance or results in the end of a plate appearance (e.g., walk, called strike three, or hit by pitch). When a player issues a challenge, a graphic displaying the result is then transmitted and nearly instantaneously shown to those in attendance via the videoboard and to home viewers via the broadcast. The batter, the pitcher or the catcher can challenge an umpire’s call. No one else may do so. Challenges must be made immediately after the umpire’s call, without assistance from the dugout or other players. The player taps his cap or helmet to alert the umpire to his desire to challenge the call. Players are also encouraged to verbalize their challenge, to leave nothing to doubt, but the cap/helmet tap represents the official challenge.

ABS STRIKE ZONE: For ABS Challenge Games, the strike zone will have the following dimensions: (1) the strike zone shall be a 2-dimensional rectangle that is 17” wide (i.e., the width of home plate); (2) set over the middle of home plate (i.e., 8.5” in front of the back tip of home plate); (3) the upper boundary of which shall be defined as 53.5% of the batter’s height; and (4) the lower boundary of which shall be defined as 27% of the batter’s height. A player’s standing height, as measured and determined in the sole discretion of Major League Baseball, will be used to calculate the upper and lower boundary of the strike zone. The batter’s stance as the batter is prepared to swing at a pitched ball is not relevant to this determination. If any part of the ball intersects the strike zone as defined here, it will be called a strike; if the entire ball misses the strike zone, it will be called a ball.

PITCH CLOCK: The pitch clock will count down as follows for all games in the International League during the 2026 season. At Louisville Slugger Field, there is one pitch clock located in the outfield and two located behind home plate between the dugouts.

CIRCUMSTANCE

START TIME

Inning Break Clock 2 minutes 15 seconds

Pitching Change Clock 2 minutes 15 seconds Between Batters 30 seconds Between Pitches w/ Runners on Base 18 seconds Between Pitches w/ Bases Empty 15 seconds

DISENGAGEMENTS: If the pitcher makes a pickoff attempt at any base, feints a pickoff, or otherwise steps off the rubber with runners on base he shall be charged with a “Disengagement.” To ensure that pitchers do not circumvent the Pitch Clock regulations by stepping off the rubber, pitchers shall be limited to a total of two Disengagements per plate appearance while there is at least one runner on base and no runner has advanced for any reason during that plate appearance.

MOUND VISITS: For all games at the Triple-A level, each team will be limited to five mound visits without a pitching change per nine innings. If a player, manager, or coach attempts to take a mound visit (without making a pitching change) when the team has reached its limit for that game, the umpiring crew will attempt to prevent the player or coach from taking the mound visit. If the action of the player, manager, or coach who attempts to take the mound visit (or the action of the umpire necessary to prevent the visit) stops play, the defense will be charged witha Disengagement if there are runners on base and a Pitch Clock violation (i.e., automatic ball) if the bases are empty.

RULES OF INTEREST

PLAYER LIMITS: The maximum number of players on the Active Roster of a Triple-A club shall be 28 for the entire duration of the championship season.

QUALIFYING MARKS: To qualify for a league batting title, a player must have a minimum of 2.7 plate appearances per league game. To qualify for an earned run average championship, a pitcher must have at least 0.8 innings pitched per team game.

DETERMINING BATTING AVERAGE: Divide the number of hits by the number of at-bats.

EARNED RUN AVERAGE: Multiply the number of earned runs by nine, divide that total by the number of innings pitched.

SAVE: A pitcher is credited with a save when he meets all three of the following conditions:

-He is the last pitcher in a game won by his club

-He is not the winning pitcher

-He qualifies under one of the following conditions: He enters the game with a lead of no more than three runs and pitches at least one inning, OR He enters the game with the potential tying run either on base, or on deck, OR He pitches effectively for at least three innings

BLOWN SAVE: When a relief pitcher enters a game in a save situation and departs, or the game ends with the save situation no longer in effect because he has given up the lead, he is charged with a “blown save”.

SLUGGING PERCENTAGE: Divide the total bases of all hits by the total times of official at-bats.

ON-BASE PERCENTAGE: Add the total of hits, walks and hit by pitches and divide by the total of at-bats, walks, hit by pitches and sacrifice flies.

FIELDING PERCENTAGE: Divide the total of putouts and assists by the total of putouts, assists and errors.

WINNING PERCENTAGE: Divide the number of games won by the total number of games played.

CONSECUTIVE GAME HITTING STREAK: A consecutive game hitting streak shall not be terminated if all the player’s appearances (one or more) result in a base on balls, hit batsman, defensive interference or a sacrifice bunt. The streak shall be terminated if the player has a sacrifice fly and no hits.

CONSECUTIVE GAME PLAYING STREAK: A playing streak shall be extended if the player plays one half inning on defense, or if he completes a time at-bat by reaching base or by being put out. A pinch running appearance shall not extend the streak. If a player is ejected from a game before he can comply with the requirements of this rule, his streak shall continue.

MAGIC NUMBER: Determine the number of games yet to be played, add one, and then subtract the number of games ahead in the loss column of the standings from the closest opponent.

RULES OF INTEREST

DAY OR NIGHT GAME? Any games scheduled to start after 4 p.m. will be considered a night game. If a game is scheduled to start at 4 p.m. and is delayed, it will be considered a night game. Both games of a twi-night doubleheader will be considered night games. When a day-night doubleheader is scheduled and separate admissions are charged, they will be counted as one day game and one night game and will not be considered a doubleheader.

MAJOR LEAGUE ROOKIE STATUS: Not more than 130 at-bats or 50 innings pitched in the Major Leagues during a previous season or seasons; not more than 45 days on a Major League roster during the 26-man player limit (excluding time in military service or on the disabled list).

A MAJOR LEAGUE YEAR: A full year of service in the Major Leagues consists of 172 days.

WAIVERS: A permission granted from all 30 Major League clubs to assign a Major League player’s contract to another Major League team or a minor league affiliate. Such permission is granted only for a specific period of time. The actual request is filed through the Commissioner’s Office and is not disclosed to the public until the contract is rewarded.

PROCEDURES FOR OBTAINING WAIVERS:

May request seven players on any given business day. The waivers must be requested by 2 p.m. EST on any business day. Waiver claiming period expires on the second business day after the initial request at 1 p.m. EST.

A club desiring the assignment of a player on the waiver wire must submit a claim prior to 1 p.m. EST on the last day of the claiming period. Priority for the waiver claim awards is given to the Club with the lowest winning percentage in the player’s league when there are multiple claims submitted for the same player. If only one claim is entered, the claiming Club is eligible to be awarded the player contract. There is no specific limit on the number of claims that may be submitted on a particular day. However, no Club is permitted to exceed the 40-man or the 26-man roster limit. If a Club is awarded a player on a waiver claim that causes them to exceed the 40-man or 26-man roster limit, they must designate a different player for assignment.

TYPES OF WAIVERS

OUTRIGHT WAIVERS: This type of irrevocable waiver needs to be secured in order to outright a player. An outright is to assign a player to a club’s minor league affiliate without the right of recall. In other words, to remove a player from the 40-man roster. Also a player who has exhausted his options must clear this type of waiver if the club wishes to assign him to a minor league affiliate. An outright waiver secured is good for the entire waiver period. These waivers are needed from the 31st day of the season through August 31.

SPECIAL WAIVERS: Also irrevocable, the special waiver is used for the same purpose as an outright waiver. One difference is these waivers are used from September 1 to the 30th day of the following season. A secured special waiver is good for seven days, as opposed to being good for an entire period like the outright waiver.

RULES OF INTEREST

UNCONDITIONAL RELEASE WAIVER: This irrevocable waiver is used for the purpose of an unconditional release of a player. At the time of the request, the player shall be removed from all player limits. A player may be informed of the clubs intention to release him on a weekend, but the actual waiver process won’t begin until the following business day. If the player has been claimed, he must be informed at the end of the two-day period that his contract has been claimed. The player has five days from the time he was notified of the claim to either accept the assignment or terminate his contract. If the player terminates his contract, he forfeits termination pay.

MAJOR LEAGUE WAIVER: This type of revocable waiver is common and it used to either option a player to a club’s minor league affiliate or assign a player outright to another Major League Club from August 1st to the end of the regular season. A claimed player pulled back by the requesting Club may not be assigned and can not be placed on waivers again (except for an unconditional released waiver) for 30 days. When Major League waivers are asked for a second time in the same period the request shall state that it is irrevocable.

ASSIGNMENT OF PLAYER CONTRACTS:

When a player with five or more years of Major League service is asked by his club to consent to an assignment to a Minor League Club, he has three choices:

Accept the assignment

Refuse the assignment

Elect free agency

Any player who has at least three years of Major League service and who is assigned outright to a Minor League Club may elect, in lieu of accepting such assignment, to become a free agent.

Any player whose contract is assigned outright to a Minor League Club for a second time or any subsequent time in his career may elect, in lieu of accepting such assignment, to become a free agent. Unlike a player with five or more years of ML service, this type of player does not have the option of refusing assignment.

OPTIONAL ASSIGNMENT: To assign a player from the active 26-man roster to a Minor League Club with the right of recall. The player remains on the 40-man roster.

LIMITS ON OPTIONAL

ASSIGNMENTS:

An optional assignment of a player contract shall be permitted for not more than three seasons between Major League Clubs and Minor League Clubs, provided that if the player is optioned for less than a total of 20 days on one season, as determined by the date(s) of the optional assignment(s) and recall(s), respectively, the player shall not be charged with an optional transfer in connection with the foregoing limitation.

EXCEPTION: Contracts of Major League players who, prior to the commencement of the current season, have been credited with less than five seasons in professional baseball shall be eligible for a fourth optional assignment, without waivers, during that season. For purposes of this Rule 11(c), 90 days or more on the active list during a championship season shall constitute a “season of service”. While time spent on any inactive list shall not be counted toward the 90 days required before a season’s service is credited, if a player is placed on the Injured List after he has been credited with 60 or more days of service in any particular season, the IL time shall be counted to the player’s credit.

No optional assignment shall be permitted for a player unless the player is under contract for service in the season for which the optional agreement is effective. If, prior to an optional assignment, a player had at least three months active service in a Minor

RULES OF INTEREST

League classification, the player may not be optionally assigned to a lower classification unless the player is paid at the salary rate for the higher classification from which the player entered the Major Leagues.

RECALL: To add a player from a Major League club’s 40-man roster to the Major League club’s 26-man active roster. This player must serve at least 10 days on option in order to be recalled unless he is replacing a player placed on the injured list.

OUTRIGHT ASSIGNMENT: Major to Minor- to assign a player to a club’s minor league affiliate without the right of recall. The player is removed from the 40-man roster.

DESIGNATED FOR ASSIGNMENT: When a club has reached its 40 and/or 26man roster limit, either reinstates a player, or acquires a new player, they must designate a player for assignment or release. If they are going to assign the player, they must do it within 10 days.

WAIVER PRICES: Major League, special and outright waivers are $20,000 or $25,000 while unconditional waivers are $1.

MAJOR LEAGUE SERVICE:

Is credited for each day the player appears on an active roster or Major League disabled or suspended list.

In the case of a player called up from the Minor Leagues, is credited beginning with the date he physically reports.

In the case of a player sent down to the Minor Leagues, is credited through the date of the assignment.

In the case of a player who is unconditionally released, is credited through the date waivers were requested.

In the case of a player designated for release or assignment, is credited after the designation, through the date of the actual assignment or the request for unconditional release waivers.

For a player who appears on his club’s opening day roster, is credited as of the earliest scheduled opener, without regard to the actual opening date of his own club.

Is credited at the rate of 172 days per “year”, though the season is actually 182 days long.

Is not credited during any period of periods of optional assignment totaling 20 days or more during a single season.

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2026 SCHEDULE