2025 Digital Program - August

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WELCOME TO

To all my fellow Sounds fans…

Sounds Fans –

Welcome to First Horizon Park for another exciting season of Sounds baseball!

It is my pleasure to welcome you to Nashville Sounds baseball and the 10th anniversary season of First Horizon Park.

Whether it is your first Sounds game or your 1,000th, we are excited to have you at the park.

This year marks the 10th Anniversary of First Horizon Park in Germantown, and so much has changed since this wonderful facility opened its doors. One of the most exciting developments is the transformation of the surrounding neighborhood.

Today, Germantown offers some of the most attractive options for living, working, and dining in Middle Tennessee. We hope that even more Middle Tennesseans will take the opportunity to experience all that First Horizon Park has to offer this season.

For the past 10 years, First Horizon Bank has proudly been the naming rights sponsor of this fantastic venue, and we are grateful to the Sounds organization for making this a cornerstone of our community.

So, grab your favorite snack, a refreshing drink, and enjoy the game!

We’re thrilled to have you with us for what promises to be the best season ever at First Horizon Park.

Let’s play ball!

Carol Yochem President, First Horizon Bank, Central Region

We would not be where we are today without the support of our partners, season ticket members, group leaders and single-game buyers. Thank you for making Nashville Sounds baseball one of Middle Tennessee’s premier entertainment experiences.

Because of your enthusiasm, First Horizon Park was named one of the top 10 Minor League ballparks in the country by 10Best and USA Today in 2024. Being named to this prestigious list is a testament to the support of our fans, and we share this recognition with all of Sounds nation.

We are also proud to have become the first-ever recipient of Minor League Baseball’s Driving Diversity Award through an organizational effort to welcome fans of all backgrounds through a variety of programming and available resources.

As you settle in for a day at the park, I invite you to experience and explore everything First Horizon Park has to offer. From The Band Box to the all-inclusive ticket options, there is something for everyone to enjoy in Hit City. During our 10th season at First Horizon Park, we are excited to surpass five-million fans through the gates since our opening. Our anniversary season includes an expansive promotional schedule highlighted by 26 total gate giveaways, 14 firework shows, and plans to celebrate some of the biggest and most exciting moments in Sounds history.

Each year, we are always looking for ways to improve the experience for the best fans in baseball, and this season is no different. We are excited to have renovated The County Club at The Band Box and replaced and repaired the turf of our signature 9-hole mini golf course in right field for all fans to enjoy.

This year marks our fifth consecutive season as the Triple-A affiliate of the reigning National League Central Division champions, the Milwaukee Brewers. On the field, Nashville was a crucial part of the Brewers’ success a year ago, with more than 30 players having played for the Sounds and Brewers last season. Fans can expect to see the same talent here that will be in Major League Baseball. I cannot wait to see how successful the 2025 season will be.

Thank you for your support and go Sounds!

Frank Ward Executive Director, MFP Baseball

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International League Map

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July 18, 2025. Indianapolis Indians vs. Nashville Sounds. Bottom of the 4th from First Horizon Park. Daz Cameron climbs into the right-handed batter’s box against the No. 5 prospect in Major League Baseball, Bubba Chandler. Cameron circles a natural-grain colored bat over his right-shoulder awaiting the full count offering from the 22-yearold flame thrower. Chandler winds back and releases a 92-mph slider at the bottom of the zone, a similar pitch that Cameron homered off him in the 1st inning. A second time through, same result.

Cameron caught the baseball off the barrel of the bat and sent it soaring 413 feet over the left center field wall to give him his second long-ball of the game. This is the level of play Cameron is desperate for to get him back to Milwaukee. “For the most part our mental preparation prepares us to continue to go to the ballpark and be ready to play the game of 6

baseball every day and learn from the experience,” said Cameron.

For Cameron, baseball has always been a lifestyle being the son of former Major League outfielder, Mike Cameron. Mike played 17 seasons in the league, earning three gold gloves and an All-Star appearance back in 2001 with the Seattle Mariners.

He also played two seasons for the Milwaukee Brewers organization in 2008 and 2009, which included a postseason run in ’08. It was extremely fitting that Daz was drafted into the league in 2015 to begin to follow in his father’s footsteps. Even though it was only 34 games that Mike played for the Nashville Sounds it’s even better that Daz gets the opportunity to compete with the same team and organization as Mike did years ago.

Daz was a first-round draft pick for the Houston Astros and made his Major League debut for the Detroit Tigers in 2020. Despite being a top prospect in his early years, Cameron has now been a part of five different organizations including the Astros, Tigers, Athletics, Orioles, and Brewers. Cameron though, understands that baseball is a business, and adversity is a huge theme of the game. “At the beginning all guys know that there can be a lot of decision making that we sometimes can’t control.

There’s a lot of ins and outs and rights to being a baseball player in terms of that, but for the most part you got to continue to keep going.” Cameron has certainly met more trials and tribulations in 2025, but from Opening Day he has faced them head on.

The 28-year-old began this year with the Norfolk Tides of the Baltimore Orioles organization and was traded to the Milwaukee Brewers a week into the season. Despite the move, Cameron posted staggering numbers over his first 15 games at Triple-A with six homers and a .350 batting average.

The outstanding start earned him a call up to the majors on April 26 where he appeared against the St. Louis Cardinals. During his time with the Brewers, he was used primarily as a pinch-hitter to go up against lefty pitching which he has thrived against at the Triple-A level hitting north of .500 over 20 plate appearances with six homers and 20 RBI. It did not come that easy though in the majors. “There was a lot of experience that I got from those at-bats.

I faced a lot of lefties, for the most part, that were pretty high-end lefties. Chris Sale, Andrew Abbott and a few other guys that caught my eye,” said Cameron. Daz gained 32 plate appearances against lefty pitching and held a .188 batting average with 11 strikeouts.

Daz achieved some memorable moments for himself and the Brewers. He recorded his first hit as a Brewer in a rivalry game against the Chicago Cubs on May 4 and clobbered his first Brewers homer in a 2-for-4 performance against the Cincinnati Reds on June 4. Cameron even posted one of the best games of his professional career on May 31 at Citizens Bank Park against the Philadelphia Phillies.

The Brewers totaled 23 hits and Daz accounted for three of them in a 3-for-6 night with a double. It was the start of a run where Cameron notched six hits over a five-game span.

On June 24, Cameron was sent back down to Triple-A Nashville, finishing his two-month stint in Milwaukee with a homer, three RBI, 13 strikeouts, and a .195 batting average over 21 games. He only made seven starts with the Brewers though, which might have hindered Cameron’s rhythm and routine. “The at-bats coming off the bench can be tough, but the Brewers try to do a good job to keep us prepared. They were able to give that advice to me before the game to be ready and just like anyone else being ready to pinch-hit can be important. You got to be focused, stay in the game

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for the most part and continue to do a high velocity of work.” It was tough for Cameron when he got sent down, as it is for any player. Especially when the Major League club is playing exceptional baseball like the Milwaukee Brewers did during Cameron’s time with the club. At the time when Daz was called up, the Brewers were 13-14 and sat third in the National League Central division. Fast forward to the end of his stint with the team, Milwaukee went on a 30-22 run and moved to second place in the division. Cameron felt that even though he spent a short time with them, he was proud to have played a helping hand in the winning ways of the Brewers. “To be with a team that was winning was very important for me at the time, just knowing that I could see myself with the Brewers and be a part of something that was a winning atmosphere was important… Glad I was able to give my input and side of things and help the ballclub win some games while I was up there.”

Cameron’s mind now shifts back to the grind of the Minor League’s and trying to convince the Brewers front office that he is once again ready for “The Show.” He joined the Nashville Sounds in Durham, N.C. in early July and played four games before taking time off for the All-Star break.

Relaxation might have been more difficult compared to other players taking a quick vacation before the start of play again on July 18, as Cameron welcomed a new baby girl to the family a month before. “There’s a lot of things you go through and process as a father, but for the most part being in the hospital, being in that room and seeing birth is something special.”

Daz not only came back after the All-Star break with the motivation of getting back to the Majors, but with the new motivation of having to provide for another member of his family. Quickly, Cameron showed off his renewed “Dad Strength” and his impressive swings at the plate. In a three-game weekend series against the Indianapolis Indians, Cameron went 5-for-12 with two homers to extend his Sounds hitting streak to six games. The week after in a six-game series against the Charlotte Knights, the numbers improved even more, going 6-for-22 with a homer to improve his on-base streak to 12 games. It is as locked in as the outfielder has ever been in his career. “It’s the routine that’s been instilled in my game and improve from at-bat to at-bat and I showed that in the first two games against Indianapolis.”

Cameron has faced adversity and failure as much as anybody that has played the game of baseball. Through his 2025 performance and the experiences he now faces with his life and new team, it’s easy to tell that Cameron was made to go through these battles.

The Milwaukee Brewers sit towards the top of the National League going into the final stages of the 2025 season, and Cameron’s ability to stick with it after all he’s gone through might end up playing out as being the perfect guy down the stretch for Milwaukee. July 18, 2025, might have been the start of Cameron’s best baseball chapter.

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COACHING STAFF

As of 08/05/2025

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C Jeferson Quero (7-Day)

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Front Office

STAFF

EXECUTIVE STAFF

RETAIL

Adam English

General Manager/COO

Wade Becker

Director of Retail

Doug Scopel

Asst General Manager/Vice President of Operations

Frank Paruzynski

Merchandise Manager

FINANCE/HUMAN RESOURCES Katie Sigman

Vice President of Accounting & Human Resources

COMMUNICATIONS Cory Hilborne

Communications Manager

Matthew Hargrove Communications Assistant

TICKET OPERATIONS & SALES Kevin Kurowski

Vice President of Ticket Sales & Service

COMMUNITY RELATIONS

Kyle Hargrove

Senior Director of Ticket Operations

Katie McMullen

Community Relations Manager

Sarah Norton

Senior Account Executive

Ashlee Jarrett

Community Relations & Entertainment Assistant

John Siebert

Senior Account Executive

Olivia Eaker

Account Executive

OPERATIONS

Casey Mae Riley

Account Executive

Hannah Onken

Director of Stadium Operations

Bryce Wyatt

Account Executive

Caleb Yorks

Senior Stadium Operations Manager

Carson Roberts

Ticket Operations Coordinator

Matt Sears

Stadium Operations Manager

Kalli Woodard

Ticket Operations Coordinator

Kyle Domin

Stadium Operations Assistant

Zach Elmy

Ticket Sales Representative

Kobe Pridemore

Stadium Operations Assistant

Cameron Woodfin

Stadium Operations Assistant

Faith Eubank

Fan Experience Manager

Thomas Trotter

Head Groundskeeper

Shay Adams

Assistant Groundskeeper

Kris Burke

Assistant Groundskeeper

Senior Director of Corporate Partnerships

Matt Gallant

Clubhouse & Equipment Manager

Jeff Hem

Director of Broadcasting

Patrick King

Visiting Clubhouse Manager

Jay Evans

Business Development Manager

Griffin McIlwee

Clubhouse Assistant

Benjamin Whalen

Director of Partnership Activation

Chuck Jones

Clubhouse Assistant

Carlie Jamison

Partnership Activation Assistant

Grayson Simonton Ticket Sales Intern Justin Wood

Ticket Sales Intern

CORPORATE PARTNERSHIPS & BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT Hannah Jurgens

MARKETING & PROMOTIONS

SODEXO LIVE! (FOOD SERVICE) Buddy Richardson General Manager David Vigliotta

Executive Chef

Promotions & Entertainment Manager

Randy Tozzie

Senior Sous Chef

Buddy Yelton

Mascot Coordinator

Chad Beard

Warehouse Manager

Sam Walters

Event Production Coordinator

Pete Sarantakos

Concessions Manager

Carissa Goetz

Digital Marketing Coordinator

Alley Benefield

Office Manager

Kyler Vaughn

Event Production Assistant

Nikyra Beasley

Staffing Manager

Renita Fuqua

Specialty Concessions Manager

Lori Breslow

Accounting Manager

Christopher Jones Senior Director of Marketing Rae Nead

CREATIVE SERVICES Neil Rosan

Director of Creative Services

Drew Gibby

Lead Graphic Designer

Anna Caton

Graphic Designer

Zayne Spangler

Video Production Assistant

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POLICIES

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Clear bags under 12x12x6 will be the only bags allowed in the ballpark. Diaper bags and purchases under 5x9 are excluded & subject to search.

CLEANING PRACTICES

Frequently touches areas will be regularly sanitized prior to, during, and after all events. Hand sanitizer stations will be posted inside each suite, as well as throughout the venue.

FOOD & DRINK PURCHASES

All transactions are cashless and purchases at the concessions and merchandise points-of-sale must be made with a credit or debit card only. Apple and Google Pay are also accepted.

MOBILE TICKETING

Tickets for your events are 100% mobile entry to ensure contactless entry. To login and access your tickets, visit NashvilleSounds.com.

Team

DOCTORS ERIC BOWMAN, MD

Head Team Physician Orthopedics Sports Medicine

LEON SCOTT, MD

Orthopedics Sports Medicine

PETER CHANG, MD Orthopedics Sports Medicine

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Buffalo Bison

Toronto Blue Jays

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Charlotte Knights

Chicago White Sox

DUR

Durham Bulls

Tampa Bay Rays

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Jacksonville Jumbo Shrimp

Miami Marlins

LHV

Lehigh Valley IronPigs

Philadelphia Phillies

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Baltimore Orioles

ROC

Rochester Red Wings

Washington Nationals

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Syracuse Mets

New York Mets

WOR Worcester Red Sox

Boston Red Sox

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Columbus Clippers

Cleveland Guardians

IND

Indianapolis Indians

Pittsburgh Pirates

GWN Gwinnett Stripers

Atlanta Braves

MEM Memphis Redbirds

St. Louis Cardinals

IOW

Iowa Cubs

Chicago Cubs

NAS

Nashville Sounds

Milwaukee Brewers

LOU

Louisville Bats

Cincinnati Reds

OMA

Omaha Storm Chasers

Kansas City Royals

STP

St. Paul Saints

Minnesota Twins

TOL

Toledo Mud Hens

Detroit Tigers

Sounds PxP Broadcaster

JEFF HEM

TUNE IN ON

Jeff Hem continues to serve as the “Voice of the Sounds” for the 2025 season. He enters his 14th year in Music City and his 22nd overall season behind the microphone.

In 2012, Hem arrived in Nashville with eight seasons and over 1,100 games professional baseball experience under his belt. He spent the previous seven season with the Single-A Kane County Cougars of the Midwest League, including 2009 when the Cougars, then an A’s affiliate, were managed by former Sounds skipper Steve Scarsone.

Career highlights for the 43-year-old include making his regular season Major League broadcast debut in June 2018 with the Oakland A’s for a doubleheader at the Chicago White Sox, being part of the radio broadcast team for the Triple-A All-Star Game in Columbus, Ohio, in July 2018, and calling the inaugural game at First Horizon Park on April 17, 2015.

While with the Cougars, he also enjoyed the opportunity to call two minor league games at Wrigley Field in Chicago and Busch Stadium in St. Louis.

His additional duties for the Sounds include sponsorship and corporate sales and performing public speaking engagements. In the offseason, Hem continues to call the play-by-play action for several college and high school games on television and radio.

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2025 Promotional

SCHEDULE AUGUST

6 HBCU Night Butch McCord Shirsey Giveaway* presented by Toyota

7 AUG-tober Fest 8 Stand Up to Cancer Night 9 Star Wars Night Guitar Bank Giveaway presented by First Horizon

20 Copa de la Diversión

presented by Toyota & Middle TN Toyota Dealers

Vihuelas Snapback Hat

presented by Advance Financial

23 Brewskis Safari Hat Giveaway 27 Football Night UT Reversible Blanket Giveaway presented by First Horizon

29 Emo Night 30 Harry Potter Night Rick Sweet Bobble’stache Giveaway presented by TDOT

SEPTEMBER

10 Throwback Windbreaker Giveaway* presented by First Horizon

12 Copa de la Diversión

presented by Toyota & Middle TN Toyota Dealers

13 Fan Appreciation Night Lightweight Hoodie Giveaway presented by FlipSeats

14 Fan Appreciation Night 2026 Schedule Cling Giveaway presented by FOX17 News

All giveaways are for the first 1,000 fans unless otherwise noted * Sizes Adult M & Adult XL only ** First 2,000 Fans *** Kids 12 & Under

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NASHVILLE SOUNDS PROGRAM

STREAM EVERY SOUNDS GAME FOR FREE NO SUBSCRIPTION REQUIRED

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Place your $100 per seat deposit & receive:

WIN PRIZES 2026 Members will be entered in a drawing for the following prizes.

Winners announcement dates are listed beside each prize.

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4 All-Inclusive Tickets to a Remaining 2025 Game

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2026 MLB.tv Subscription

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Custom Sounds Jersey from the Pro Shop

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Trip to Milwaukee for a Brewers Game

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All Expenses Paid for 4

April 2026 Club Suite Up to 10 Guests ($700 Value)

ROAD TRIP

5 SWINGS

All Members who pay in full for their 2026 Season Ticket Membership by Saturday, September 13 are eligible to receive one ticket per seat on their plan to attend a 2026 Minor League Baseball road game with transportation and game ticket provided by the Sounds.

The specific game will be determined by the Sounds at a later date.

2026 Members receive a special invitation to the annual Swing For Your Seats event on Saturday, September 13 from 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. where a representative from each account will receive five swings* (chances) to win a seat upgrade by hitting a home run at First Horizon Park.

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WIN SEASON TICKETS with ONE SWING It’s Early Bird Season and the time is now to place your $100 deposit in order to get the most out of your 2026 Season Tickets.

Memberships start as low as $368 per seat and can save you up to 30% off day of game ticket prices, plus the additional benefits of free parking, taking batting practice and more!

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First Horizon Park

BALLPARK MAP VANDERBILT HEALTH PICNIC PLACE

BERM COORS LIGHT HOME RUN PORCH

BUSCH LIGHT PRESENTS PARADISE PARK

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