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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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The first ever professional baseball game took place on May 4, 1869. Since then, around 217,210 games have occurred in Major League Baseball, and that is not even counting all minor league contests.

Over that span, 693 cycles have been hit across the Majors and minors, so the odds of seeing the feat is about one in every 250 at-bats. Overall, it is very rare and should be cherished anytime it happens at any level. On August 19, 2025, Sounds fans became part of that rarity in the form of the team’s second baseman, Raynel Delgado. “It was a regular Tuesday night. I went through my regular routine. It just started as a normal night but ended up a pretty historic one,” said Delgado.

The Sounds were hosting the Louisville Bats in game one of a two-week homestand after just dropping a six-game series on the road to the Durham Bulls. The Sounds were just 3-10 over their last 13 6

games and needed a productive stretch against a struggling Bats team. It was also an important week for Delgado, trying to get back on track after going 2-for-16 (.125) on the road in Durham. Despite the recent struggles, manager of the Sounds Rick Sweet knew Delgado was going to break out of his slump sooner rather than later. “This year he has steadily gotten better, better, and better. The thing that has really taken off is offensively he has become a really dominant force.”

The game began at 6:36 p.m. and was 94 degrees outside. It was a steady pace until the bottom of the second inning when Delgado stepped into the lefthanded batter’s box for his first time. The Sounds were facing right-hander Adam Plutko who has allowed 15 home runs this season, which ranks third most on the team. Delgado though, is not known as a “home run hitter,” having just smacked

his first of the season on July 29 and second on August 15. With a runner at second and down in an 0-1 count, Delgado received an 81-mph hanging change-up from Plutko that he did not miss. The second baseman sent a homer over the right center field wall to give Nashville an early 2-0 lead. Right then, everybody knew it might be a huge night for Delgado.

Fast forward to the bottom of the third, The Sounds led the Bats 3-0 and had the bases loaded for Delgado. With Plutko still in the game, he sent a hard groundball down the right field line that ricocheted off the bullpen bench. Any ball that enters that territory at First Horizon Park becomes triples territory. That is exactly what Delgado did, legging out a three-RBI triple to put Nashville up 6-0. Although it was a huge lead for the Sounds, Delgado began his night 2-for-2 with a homer and a triple. With the two hardest hits out of the way, the night suddenly became cycle watch. “After the first two at-bats I thought it was a real possibility. I have never had that opportunity present itself.

“I think the closest I’ve gotten is a home run and maybe a double,” said Delgado.

In the bottom of the sixth, Delgado came to the plate for his third at-bat with the Sounds leading 6-2. Because of Nashville’s comfortable lead, Delgado would probably only get two more at-bats to achieve the cycle. Preferably, everybody rooting for the cycle would like to see Delgado notch the double right now and leave the easiest hit for his final at-bat.

On a 1-2 count, he sent a hard line drive to the right center field gap, and everyone along with Rick Sweet was thinking the same thing off the bat. “I remember saying out loud “TWO” knowing immediately he had to go for two on that one,” said Sweet. Delgado raced around first and despite a good throw, slid safely into second with a double. He was now a single shy of the cycle.

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almost 15 years since Nashville fans have been treated to one. Given the rarity of the performance, this might be the closest fans get the chance to seeing a cycle maybe for another 15 years as well.

Delgado received one final chance in the bottom of the eighth inning, and all eyes were on him when he stepped out of the dugout and into the on-deck circle. “I really didn’t have any nerves. We were up in the game, and I felt like just having fun with it and just being in the moment. It was already going to be a good day nonetheless because of the first three at-bats. There was no pressure, it’s just going out there and enjoying the moment,” said Delgado.

Jared Oliva singled to center, and Delgado climbed into the box with 4,868 fans locked in to the at-bat. It was time to witness history.

The first pitch to Delgado missed outside of the strike zone, setting him up in a favorable count. Even though the elephant of the room being the cycle was aware of throughout the ballpark, Delgado kept his head on straight. “I was just trying to stick to my approach and get something over the heart of the plate. I was not trying to force things into happening and taking what the game gives me,” said Delgado. The very next offering was a pitch over the plate, allowing Delgado to wait back and lace a groundball to the left side. With everyone holding their breath when contact was made, the ball shot towards the third base side and was too quick for the defenders to make a play. The ball reached the outfield grass, signaling a base hit, and completing the cycle. “It erupted in the dugout.

Nobody was saying a word about it all game, it was like a no-hitter. When he hit that ball it was total eruption by every guy in the dugout,” said Rick Sweet.

as well as they were. My achievement is a sign of longevity. His is a sign of having a great night. I was super excited for him.”

Delgado has played a lot of baseball over his 25 years of life, but August 19 was the best night of his professional career. “Yeah, it was the best game of my professional career. I’ve been playing for seven years now with most of those years in the Cleveland organization. I feel like production wise is the highest I’ve ever had in a singular game. I had one game last year in Indianapolis where I hit two home runs in a double header with a double or triple as well.

That was a pretty good day overall, but as far as game this tops it by a mile,” said Delgado. The night of the cycle was not a fluke for the second baseman either, going 11-for-22 (.500) with a homer and three RBI over his next seven games.

The 25-year-old is coming off his best month of the season, batting well over .300 for the month of August.

Delgado has yet to make his Major League debut but continues to play outstanding baseball the older he becomes. With his hot stretch since the cycle leading him into maybe his best playing days of his career, August 19 might extend to becoming the best stretch of play in Delgado’s professional career.

The Sounds went on to win the game 7-3 and Delgado was met with thunderous applause from his teammates, coaching staff, and Nashville fans as he exited to the clubhouse. “A lot of family and friends reached out. It’s a blessing because it’s something that has to align. You can’t try to do that.

The game has to give it to you in a way. You just have to be able to take it,” said Delgado. The cycle was arguably not even the most historical performance of the night for Nashville, as Rick Sweet moved into third place all-time for wins in Minor League history.

Sweet though, made it very clear that it was not the most exciting part of the game. “The cycle was a bigger deal to me. You don’t get chances to hit for the cycle, especially all four balls hit as hard and VOLUME 5 - SEPTEMBER

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COACHING STAFF

As of 09/09/2025

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Cornielle, Alexander Childers, Will Davidson, Tucker Fitzpatrick, Brian Gasser, Robert Holub, Blake Liranzo, Jesús Maciejewski, Josh McGee, Easton Merryweather, Julian Peterson, Nate Stallings, Garrett Yeager, Justin Yoho, Craig Zimmermann, Bruce

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24 08/22/2001 Santo Domingo, DR 24 11/14/2000 Evans, GA 29 03/25/1996 Amarillo, TX 25 06/01/2000 Port Jefferson, NY 26 05/31/1999 El Dorado Hills, CA 26 10/23/1998 Willis, TX 30 03/07/1995 La Romana, DR 30 08/14/1995 Tampa, FL 27 12/26/1997 Hopkinsville, KY 33 10/11/1991 Delray Beach, FL 25 02/15/2000 Piedmont, OK 28 08/08/1997 Chesapeake, VA 27 01/20/11998 Plainfield, IL 25 10/23/1999 New Braunsfels, TX 30 02/09/1995 Tampa, FL

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LHP Tate Kuehner

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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

Zach Elmy

Account Executive

Hannah Onken

Director of Stadium Operations

Casey Mae Riley

Account Executive

Caleb Yorks

Senior Stadium Operations Manager

Bryce Wyatt

Account Executive

Matt Sears

Stadium Operations Manager

Carson Roberts

Ticket Operations Coordinator

Kyle Domin

Stadium Operations Assistant

Kalli Woodard

Ticket Operations Coordinator

Kobe Pridemore

Stadium Operations Assistant

Cameron Woodfin

Stadium Operations Assistant

Faith Eubank

Fan Experience Manager

CORPORATE PARTNERSHIPS & BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT

Rebecca Kozlowski Special Events Coordinator

Hannah Jurgens

Senior Director of Corporate Partnerships

Thomas Trotter

Head Groundskeeper

Jeff Hem

Director of Broadcasting

Shay Adams

Assistant Groundskeeper

Jay Evans

Business Development Manager

Kris Burke

Assistant Groundskeeper

Benjamin Whalen

Director of Partnership Activation

Matt Gallant

Clubhouse & Equipment Manager

Carlie Jamison

Partnership Activation Assistant

Patrick King

Visiting Clubhouse Manager

Griffin McIlwee

Clubhouse Assistant

Chuck Jones

Clubhouse Assistant

MARKETING & PROMOTIONS Christopher Jones Senior Director of Marketing Rae Nead

Promotions & Entertainment Manager

SODEXO LIVE! (FOOD SERVICE)

Buddy Yelton

Mascot Coordinator

Buddy Richardson General Manager

Sam Walters

Event Production Coordinator

David Vigliotta

Executive Chef

Carissa Goetz

Digital Marketing Coordinator

Randy Tozzie

Senior Sous Chef

Kyler Vaughn

Event Production Assistant

Chad Beard

Warehouse Manager

Pete Sarantakos

Concessions Manager

Alley Benefield

Office Manager

CREATIVE SERVICES Neil Rosan

Director of Creative Services

Nikyra Beasley

Staffing Manager

Drew Gibby

Lead Graphic Designer

Renita Fuqua

Specialty Concessions Manager

Anna Caton

Graphic Designer

Lori Breslow

Accounting Manager

Zayne Spangler

Video Production Assistant

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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.

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Philadelphia Phillies

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Atlanta Braves

MEM Memphis Redbirds

St. Louis Cardinals

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Chicago Cubs

NAS

Nashville Sounds

Milwaukee Brewers

LOU

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Cincinnati Reds

OMA

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Kansas City Royals

STP

St. Paul Saints

Minnesota Twins

TOL

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Detroit Tigers

Sounds PxP Broadcaster

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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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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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