Fresno Grizzlies Game Notes vs Visalia
June 11, 2022 - California League (CalL)
Fresno Grizzlies News Release
The Grizzlies and Rawhide continue their six-game series tonight. First pitch is scheduled for 6:50 pm PT from Chukchansi Park. Grizzlies RHP Victor Juarez and Rawhide LHP Liam Norris are the probable starters. I have attached the roster/game notes. The link below has everything needed for tonight.
This link FresnoGrizzlies.com/media has our 2022 Media Guide, Current Roster and our Game Notes throughout this season. This year, you can go to the above link for all things Grizzlies Game Day Media.
HIGHWAY 99: The Fresno Grizzlies and Visalia Rawhide (Arizona Diamondbacks Single-A affiliate) continue their six-game series tonight at Chukchansi Park. This is the second series between the clubs in 2022 and the first meeting in Fresno. The Grizzlies took four of six from the Rawhide in the first series from Valley Strong Ballpark. Fresno is now 16-0 at home and 27-7 overall against Visalia in the last two seasons, outscoring the Rawhide 209-148. Fresno had 19 wins against Visalia last year, which were the most against one team in a single season in Grizzlies franchise history. Of those 19 wins, 12 of them came at Chukchansi Park, where Fresno swept Visalia two separate times. On the other side, four of the Rawhide's seven wins have come via one-run walk-offs. The two cities are 39.26 miles from one another, or if you drive non-stop, 43 minutes or so. From Fresno to Visalia, you would drive in a southeast direction, following the CA 99 route.
TIME TO GET A VICTORY WITH VICTOR: Tonight's scheduled starting pitcher is righty Victor Juarez, an 18-year old from Mexico. Juarez is the youngest member of the 2022 Grizzlies roster and is considered to be a very intriguing prospect. Last season, he split time between DSL Colorado and ACL Rockies (both rookie ball). Juarez started the year with DSL Colorado, going 2-0 with a robust 0.68 ERA. That ERA was the second-best in DSL Rockies history behind Jeffri Ocando's mark (0.39) in 2016. That same year (2016), Juarez was playing for Team Mexico in the Little League World Series. You can read more about Juarez below and on Page 2.
ROCKIN' WITH ROBINSON: Grizzlies skipper Robinson Cancel notched his 300th win of his minor league managerial career last night against the Visalia Rawhide. Cancel enters his sixth season as a coach in the Rockies organization and his second as the manager with the Grizzlies. In his first season with the Grizzlies, he boasted a 74-41 record (.643 winning percentage), which was the best in Grizzlies franchise history and tied for third in Fresno baseball history. Cancel also won his 200th game as a MiLB manager on May 19, 2021 versus San Jose. During 2021, Cancel helped 14 players earn promotions throughout the season. Before taking over in Fresno, Cancel led the former Single-A affiliate of the Rockies, the Asheville Tourists for two seasons. The former Major League catcher put together his best stretch as a manager in the second half of the 2019 season. Asheville went 39-31 and finished only two games back of a playoff spot. During the offseason in 2018, he led the Tomateros de Culiacan in the Mexicana del Pacifico winter league. Prior to that, Cancel was a coach for Short-Season Boise in 2017, his first year with the Rockies. From 2015-2016, Cancel was a part of the Atlanta Braves system. He was at the helm for Rookie Level Danville (2016) and Gulf Coast League Braves (2015). Before becoming a coach, Cancel had a playing career. He was originally drafted by Milwaukee in 1994 as a catcher. Cancel went on to play parts of four Major League seasons with Milwaukee (1999), New York-NL (2008-09) and Houston (2011). The Puerto Rican native resides in Orlando, Florida, with his wife Lizvette and their three children: Natashka, Camila and Brianna.
CASTILLO CORRALS THE RAWHIDE: Last night, Grizzlies starter Brayan Castillo was nearly untouchable over a career-high six shutout innings, earning his first win of 2022. Castillo permitted one hit and walk while fanning six. He issued a one-out walk in the third and gave up an infield single in the sixth, both courtesy of GJ Hill. Castillo finished his evening after 69 pitches (51 strikes) while facing one batter over the minimum.
LET'S GO STREAKING: Thanks to yesterday's 7-3 win over the Rawhide, the Grizzlies won their fifth straight home game, tying a season-long. Fresno won five consecutive home contests from May 7th-19th, the initial longest streak of the season. The Grizzlies are 15-3 over their last 18 home games, spanning all the way back to May 7th vs Modesto. Fresno has also won three straight series at Chukchansi Park, including two against California South division teams.
HOW 2022 WILL LOOK IN THE "GROWL"IFORNIA LEAGUE: The 2022 California League regular season will be split into two halves. The first half ends on June 23rd with the second half beginning on June 24th. Four of the eight teams in the Single-A California League will make the playoffs. The first and second half division winners will meet in a best-of-three game series. The winners of those series will meet for a best-of-three championship series. Similar to 2021, each Monday will be a day off in the league except for July 4th. All but two series will be six-game series this season. The break for players and coaches will be four days long from July 18th to July 21st.
WEAR THE BEAR: Red (8-8), Beige (6-2), Black & Gold (7-1), Gray (13-6), Specialty Promo (1-2), Fresno Tacos (0-0), Lowriders de Fresno (Copa de la Diversion, 0-0), Fresno Growers (1-0), Fresno Tigers (0-0), Red Pants (2-2).
JUNE 12, 2022 VS. VISALIA RAWHIDE (ARIZONA DIAMONDBACKS): CHUKCHANSI PARK- 5:05 PM PT
LHP Yaifer Perdomo (0-4, 9.00) vs LHP Mason Green (4-1, 2.44)
JUNE 14, 2022 @ SAN JOSE GIANTS (SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS): EXCITE BALLPARK- 6:30 PM PT
RHP Jarrod Cande (1-1, 2.86) vs RHP Nick Sinacola (3-4, 4.21)
JUNE 15, 2022 @ SAN JOSE GIANTS (SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS): EXCITE BALLPARK- 1:00 PM PT
RHP Case Williams (4-1, 3.38) vs LHP Matt Mikulski (1-2, 5.08)
JUNE 16, 2022 @ SAN JOSE GIANTS (SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS): EXCITE BALLPARK- 6:30 PM PT
RHP McCade Brown (0-2, 6.33) vs RHP Eric Silva (2-5, 4.60)
Recent Transactions:
6/11: INF Ben Sems:
Assigned to Fresno from A+ Spokane
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Hello everyone!
Thank you for all the coverage so far and we can't wait to see you at the ballpark for the rest of this season! Tonight, we have a Zac Veen Bobblehead giveaway (first 1,500 fans) and tomorrow, we celebrate Parker T. Bear's birthday!
The Grizzlies and Rawhide continue their six-game series tonight. First pitch is scheduled for 6:50 pm PT from Chukchansi Park. Grizzlies RHP Victor Juarez and Rawhide LHP Liam Norris are the probable starters. I have attached the roster/game notes. The link below has everything needed for tonight.
This link FresnoGrizzlies.com/media has our 2022 Media Guide, Current Roster and our Game Notes throughout this season. This year, you can go to the above link for all things Grizzlies Game Day Media. This page will be updated EVERY GAME DAY.
PLAYOFF RACE: The Grizzlies hold a four-game lead over the San Jose Giants with 11 games left in the first half. If Fresno holds on to win the first half, they will clinch a playoff berth for the second straight season since joining the California League.
HIGHWAY 99: The Fresno Grizzlies and Visalia Rawhide (Arizona Diamondbacks Single-A affiliate) continue their six-game series tonight at Chukchansi Park. This is the second series between the clubs in 2022 and the first meeting in Fresno. The Grizzlies took four of six from the Rawhide in the first series from Valley Strong Ballpark. Fresno is now 16-0 at home and 27-7 overall against Visalia in the last two seasons, outscoring the Rawhide 209-148. Fresno had 19 wins against Visalia last year, which were the most against one team in a single season in Grizzlies franchise history. Of those 19 wins, 12 of them came at Chukchansi Park, where Fresno swept Visalia two separate times. On the other side, four of the Rawhide's seven wins have come via one-run walk-offs. The two cities are 39.26 miles from one another, or if you drive non-stop, 43 minutes or so. From Fresno to Visalia, you would drive in a southeast direction, following the CA 99 route.
TIME TO GET A VICTORY WITH VICTOR: Tonight's scheduled starting pitcher is righty Victor Juarez, an 18-year old from Mexico. Juarez is the youngest member of the 2022 Grizzlies roster and is considered to be a very intriguing prospect. Last season, he split time between DSL Colorado and ACL Rockies (both rookie ball). Juarez started the year with DSL Colorado, going 2-0 with a robust 0.68 ERA. That ERA was the second-best in DSL Rockies history behind Jeffri Ocando's mark (0.39) in 2016. That same year (2016), Juarez was playing for Team Mexico in the Little League World Series. You can read more about Juarez below and on Page 2.
ROCKIN' WITH ROBINSON: Grizzlies skipper Robinson Cancel notched his 300th win of his minor league managerial career last night against the Visalia Rawhide. Cancel enters his sixth season as a coach in the Rockies organization and his second as the manager with the Grizzlies. In his first season with the Grizzlies, he boasted a 74-41 record (.643 winning percentage), which was the best in Grizzlies franchise history and tied for third in Fresno baseball history. Cancel also won his 200th game as a MiLB manager on May 19, 2021 versus San Jose. During 2021, Cancel helped 14 players earn promotions throughout the season. Before taking over in Fresno, Cancel led the former Single-A affiliate of the Rockies, the Asheville Tourists for two seasons. The former Major League catcher put together his best stretch as a manager in the second half of the 2019 season. Asheville went 39-31 and finished only two games back of a playoff spot. During the offseason in 2018, he led the Tomateros de Culiacan in the Mexicana del Pacifico winter league. Prior to that, Cancel was a coach for Short-Season Boise in 2017, his first year with the Rockies. From 2015-2016, Cancel was a part of the Atlanta Braves system. He was at the helm for Rookie Level Danville (2016) and Gulf Coast League Braves (2015). Before becoming a coach, Cancel had a playing career. He was originally drafted by Milwaukee in 1994 as a catcher. Cancel went on to play parts of four Major League seasons with Milwaukee (1999), New York-NL (2008-09) and Houston (2011). The Puerto Rican native resides in Orlando, Florida, with his wife Lizvette and their three children: Natashka, Camila and Brianna.
CASTILLO CORRALS THE RAWHIDE: Last night, Grizzlies starter Brayan Castillo was nearly untouchable over a career-high six shutout innings, earning his first win of 2022. Castillo permitted one hit and walk while fanning six. He issued a one-out walk in the third and gave up an infield single in the sixth, both courtesy of GJ Hill. Castillo finished his evening after 69 pitches (51 strikes) while facing one batter over the minimum.
LET'S GO STREAKING: Thanks to yesterday's 7-3 win over the Rawhide, the Grizzlies won their fifth straight home game, tying a season-long. Fresno won five consecutive home contests from May 7th-19th, the initial longest streak of the season. The Grizzlies are 15-3 over their last 18 home games, spanning all the way back to May 7th vs Modesto. Fresno has also won three straight series at Chukchansi Park, including two against California South division teams.
HOW 2022 WILL LOOK IN THE "GROWL"IFORNIA LEAGUE: The 2022 California League regular season will be split into two halves. The first half ends on June 23rd with the second half beginning on June 24th. Four of the eight teams in the Single-A California League will make the playoffs. The first and second half division winners will meet in a best-of-three game series. The winners of those series will meet for a best-of-three championship series. Similar to 2021, each Monday will be a day off in the league except for July 4th. All but two series will be six-game series this season. The break for players and coaches will be four days long from July 18th to July 21st.
WEAR THE BEAR: Red (8-8), Beige (6-2), Black & Gold (7-1), Gray (13-6), Specialty Promo (1-2), Fresno Tacos (0-0), Lowriders de Fresno (Copa de la Diversion, 0-0), Fresno Growers (1-0), Fresno Tigers (0-0), Red Pants (2-2).
JUNE 12, 2022 VS. VISALIA RAWHIDE (ARIZONA DIAMONDBACKS): CHUKCHANSI PARK- 5:05 PM PT LHP Yaifer Perdomo (0-4, 9.00) vs LHP Mason Green (4-1, 2.44)
JUNE 14, 2022 @ SAN JOSE GIANTS (SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS): EXCITE BALLPARK- 6:30 PM PT RHP Jarrod Cande (1-1, 2.86) vs RHP Nick Sinacola (3-4, 4.21)
JUNE 15, 2022 @ SAN JOSE GIANTS (SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS): EXCITE BALLPARK- 1:00 PM PT RHP Case Williams (4-1, 3.38) vs LHP Matt Mikulski (1-2, 5.08)
JUNE 16, 2022 @ SAN JOSE GIANTS (SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS): EXCITE BALLPARK- 6:30 PM PT RHP McCade Brown (0-2, 6.33) vs RHP Eric Silva (2-5, 4.60)
Recent Transactions: 6/11: INF Ben Sems: Assigned to Fresno from A+ Spokane
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Hello everyone!
Thank you for all the coverage so far and we can't wait to see you at the ballpark for the rest of this season! Tonight, we have a Zac Veen Bobblehead giveaway (first 1,500 fans) and tomorrow, we celebrate Parker T. Bear's birthday!
The Grizzlies and Rawhide continue their six-game series tonight. First pitch is scheduled for 6:50 pm PT from Chukchansi Park. Grizzlies RHP Victor Juarez and Rawhide LHP Liam Norris are the probable starters. I have attached the roster/game notes. The link below has everything needed for tonight.
This link FresnoGrizzlies.com/media has our 2022 Media Guide, Current Roster and our Game Notes throughout this season. This year, you can go to the above link for all things Grizzlies Game Day Media. This page will be updated EVERY GAME DAY.
PLAYOFF RACE: The Grizzlies hold a four-game lead over the San Jose Giants with 11 games left in the first half. If Fresno holds on to win the first half, they will clinch a playoff berth for the second straight season since joining the California League.
HIGHWAY 99: The Fresno Grizzlies and Visalia Rawhide (Arizona Diamondbacks Single-A affiliate) continue their six-game series tonight at Chukchansi Park. This is the second series between the clubs in 2022 and the first meeting in Fresno. The Grizzlies took four of six from the Rawhide in the first series from Valley Strong Ballpark. Fresno is now 16-0 at home and 27-7 overall against Visalia in the last two seasons, outscoring the Rawhide 209-148. Fresno had 19 wins against Visalia last year, which were the most against one team in a single season in Grizzlies franchise history. Of those 19 wins, 12 of them came at Chukchansi Park, where Fresno swept Visalia two separate times. On the other side, four of the Rawhide's seven wins have come via one-run walk-offs. The two cities are 39.26 miles from one another, or if you drive non-stop, 43 minutes or so. From Fresno to Visalia, you would drive in a southeast direction, following the CA 99 route.
TIME TO GET A VICTORY WITH VICTOR: Tonight's scheduled starting pitcher is righty Victor Juarez, an 18-year old from Mexico. Juarez is the youngest member of the 2022 Grizzlies roster and is considered to be a very intriguing prospect. Last season, he split time between DSL Colorado and ACL Rockies (both rookie ball). Juarez started the year with DSL Colorado, going 2-0 with a robust 0.68 ERA. That ERA was the second-best in DSL Rockies history behind Jeffri Ocando's mark (0.39) in 2016. That same year (2016), Juarez was playing for Team Mexico in the Little League World Series. You can read more about Juarez below and on Page 2.
ROCKIN' WITH ROBINSON: Grizzlies skipper Robinson Cancel notched his 300th win of his minor league managerial career last night against the Visalia Rawhide. Cancel enters his sixth season as a coach in the Rockies organization and his second as the manager with the Grizzlies. In his first season with the Grizzlies, he boasted a 74-41 record (.643 winning percentage), which was the best in Grizzlies franchise history and tied for third in Fresno baseball history. Cancel also won his 200th game as a MiLB manager on May 19, 2021 versus San Jose. During 2021, Cancel helped 14 players earn promotions throughout the season. Before taking over in Fresno, Cancel led the former Single-A affiliate of the Rockies, the Asheville Tourists for two seasons. The former Major League catcher put together his best stretch as a manager in the second half of the 2019 season. Asheville went 39-31 and finished only two games back of a playoff spot. During the offseason in 2018, he led the Tomateros de Culiacan in the Mexicana del Pacifico winter league. Prior to that, Cancel was a coach for Short-Season Boise in 2017, his first year with the Rockies. From 2015-2016, Cancel was a part of the Atlanta Braves system. He was at the helm for Rookie Level Danville (2016) and Gulf Coast League Braves (2015). Before becoming a coach, Cancel had a playing career. He was originally drafted by Milwaukee in 1994 as a catcher. Cancel went on to play parts of four Major League seasons with Milwaukee (1999), New York-NL (2008-09) and Houston (2011). The Puerto Rican native resides in Orlando, Florida, with his wife Lizvette and their three children: Natashka, Camila and Brianna.
CASTILLO CORRALS THE RAWHIDE: Last night, Grizzlies starter Brayan Castillo was nearly untouchable over a career-high six shutout innings, earning his first win of 2022. Castillo permitted one hit and walk while fanning six. He issued a one-out walk in the third and gave up an infield single in the sixth, both courtesy of GJ Hill. Castillo finished his evening after 69 pitches (51 strikes) while facing one batter over the minimum.
LET'S GO STREAKING: Thanks to yesterday's 7-3 win over the Rawhide, the Grizzlies won their fifth straight home game, tying a season-long. Fresno won five consecutive home contests from May 7th-19th, the initial longest streak of the season. The Grizzlies are 15-3 over their last 18 home games, spanning all the way back to May 7th vs Modesto. Fresno has also won three straight series at Chukchansi Park, including two against California South division teams.
HOW 2022 WILL LOOK IN THE "GROWL"IFORNIA LEAGUE: The 2022 California League regular season will be split into two halves. The first half ends on June 23rd with the second half beginning on June 24th. Four of the eight teams in the Single-A California League will make the playoffs. The first and second half division winners will meet in a best-of-three game series. The winners of those series will meet for a best-of-three championship series. Similar to 2021, each Monday will be a day off in the league except for July 4th. All but two series will be six-game series this season. The break for players and coaches will be four days long from July 18th to July 21st.
WEAR THE BEAR: Red (8-8), Beige (6-2), Black & Gold (7-1), Gray (13-6), Specialty Promo (1-2), Fresno Tacos (0-0), Lowriders de Fresno (Copa de la Diversion, 0-0), Fresno Growers (1-0), Fresno Tigers (0-0), Red Pants (2-2).
JUNE 12, 2022 VS. VISALIA RAWHIDE (ARIZONA DIAMONDBACKS): CHUKCHANSI PARK- 5:05 PM PT
LHP Yaifer Perdomo (0-4, 9.00) vs LHP Mason Green (4-1, 2.44)
JUNE 14, 2022 @ SAN JOSE GIANTS (SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS): EXCITE BALLPARK- 6:30 PM PT
RHP Jarrod Cande (1-1, 2.86) vs RHP Nick Sinacola (3-4, 4.21)
JUNE 15, 2022 @ SAN JOSE GIANTS (SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS): EXCITE BALLPARK- 1:00 PM PT
RHP Case Williams (4-1, 3.38) vs LHP Matt Mikulski (1-2, 5.08)
JUNE 16, 2022 @ SAN JOSE GIANTS (SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS): EXCITE BALLPARK- 6:30 PM PT
RHP McCade Brown (0-2, 6.33) vs RHP Eric Silva (2-5, 4.60)
Recent Transactions:
6/11: INF Ben Sems:
Assigned to Fresno from A+ Spokane
If you do not want to get this email OR game recaps for the rest of the season, please let me know ASAP!
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COL Gameday
2022 FRESNO GRIZZLIES ROSTER
CURRENT AS OF JUNE 11
Manager - #37 Robinson Cancel
Hitting Coach - #6 Nic Wilson
Video Assistant - Olivia Greene
Bench Coach - #31 Steve Soliz
Trainer - Justin Wilson
Home Clubhouse - Conlin McGuire
Pitching Coach - #13 Mark Brewer
S&C Coach - Genevieve Payne
Visiting Clubhouse - Julian Banda
#
Pitchers
B/T
HT/WT
Age
Born
Birthplace
Top Club in '21
Acquired
Numerical Roster
12
Ahearn, Tyler
R/R
6'2/200
23
8/25/1998
Palm Beach Gardens, FL
ACL Rockies
Drafted 20th Round in 2021
#2 Adael Amador
17
Amoroso, Luis
R/R
6'1/192
22
12/12/1999
Valencia, VZ
ACL Rockies
Signed as INT'L UDFA in 2017
#3 Trevor Boone
51
Brown, McCade
R/R
6'6/225
21
8/15/2000
Normal, IL
ACL Rockies
Drafted 3rd Round in 2021
#4 Juan Brito
27
Cande, Jarrod
R/R
6'2/215
22
8/16/1999
Tampa, FL
ACL Rockies
Drafted 17th Round in 2021
#5 Warming Bernabel
16
Castillo, Brayan
R/R
6'0/145
21
9/11/2000
Santiago, DR
ACL Rockies
Signed as INT'L UDFA in 2017
#6 Nic Wilson
44
Condreay, Joel
L/R
6'3/210
25
7/5/1996
Renton, WA
ACL Rockies
Drafted 31st Round in 2018
#7 Case Williams
43
Green, Mason
L/L
6'1/195
23
2/5/1999
Lenexa, KS
ACL Rockies
Drafted 12th Round in 2021
#8 EJ Andrews Jr
20
Juarez, Victor
R/R
6'0/173
18
6/19/2003
Monterrey, Nuevo Leon, MEX
ACL Rockies
Signed as INT'L UDFA in 2019
#9 Aiverson Rodriguez
33
Kafka, Cullen*
R/R
6'4/210
23
4/16/1999
Walnut Creek, CA
ACL Rockies
Drafted 9th Round in 2021
#10 Bryant Quijada
18
McGowan, Bryce
R/R
6'1/205
22
3/20/2000
Cary, NC
ACL Rockies
Drafted 18th Round in 2021
#11 Braxton Fulford
39
Mejia, Juan
R/R
6'3/200
21
7/4/2000
Santo Domingo, DR
Fresno
Signed as INT'L UDFA in 2017
#12 Tyler Ahearn
25
Moya, Ever
L/L
6'5/220
23
5/25/1999
Panama City, Panama
Did Not Play
Signed as INT'L UDFA in 2015
#13 Mark Brewer
41
Ramires, Felix
L/L
6'4/175
22
9/26/1999
Sabana de la Mar, DR
ACL Rockies
Signed as INT'L UDFA in 2017
#14 Juan Guerrero
21
Ras, Tyler
S/R
6'4/205
22
11/9/1999
Middletown, NJ
ACL Rockies
Drafted 14th Round in 2021
#15 Yanquiel Fernandez
30
Sanchez, Sergio
R/R
6'0/180
21
1/13/2001
San Cristobal, DR
ACL Rockies
Signed as INT'L UDFA in 2018
#16 Brayan Castillo
7
Williams, Case
R/R
6'3/210
20
2/16/2002
Akron, OH
Fresno, Daytona (CIN)
Traded back to COL in 2021
#17 Luis Amoroso
#
Catchers
B/T
HT/WT
Age
Born
Birthplace
Top Club in '21
Acquired
#18 Bryce McGowan
11
Fulford, Braxton
R/R
5'11/190
23
12/9/1998
Lubbock, TX
ACL Rockies
Drafted 6th Round in 2021
#19 Ben Sems
35
Goodman, Hunter
R/R
6'1/210
22
10/8/1999
Arlington, TN
ACL Rockies
Drafted 4th Round in 2021
#20 Victor Juarez
10
Quijada, Bryant
R/R
5'10/167
22
7/2/1999
Valencia, VZ
Fresno
Signed as INT'L UDFA in 2017
#21 Tyler Ras
#
Infielders
B/T
HT/WT
Age
Born
Birthplace
Top Club in '21
Acquired
#25 Ever Moya
2
Amador, Adael
S/R
6'0/160
19
4/11/2003
Santiago, DR
ACL Rockies
Signed as INT'L UDFA in 2019
#26 Benny Montgomery
5
Bernabel, Warming
R/R
6'0/180
20
6/6/2002
Bani, DR
Fresno
Signed as INT'L UDFA in 2018
#27 Jarrod Cande
3
Boone, Trevor
R/R
6'2/210
24
9/9/1997
Oklahoma City, OK
Fresno
Drafted 18th Round in 2019
#28 Zach Kokoska
4
Brito, Juan
S/R
5'11/162
20
9/24/2001
Santo Domingo, DR
ACL Rockies
Signed as INT'L UDFA in 2018
#30 Sergio Sanchez
9
Rodriguez, Aiverson
R/R
6'0/170
20
4/1/2002
Valencia, VZ
ACL Rockies
Signed as INT'L UDFA in 2018
#31 Steve Soliz
19
Sems, Ben
L/R
6'3/200
24
2/16/1998
Akron, OH
ACL Rockies
Drafted 15th Round in 2021
#33 Cullen Kafka
#
Outfielders
B/T
HT/WT
Age
Born
Birthplace
Top Club in '21
Acquired
#35 Hunter Goodman
8
Andrews Jr, EJ
R/R
6'1/200
21
9/28/2000
Long Beach, CA
ACL Rockies
Drafted 13th Round in 2021
#37 Robinson Cancel
15
Fernandez, Yanquiel
L/L
6'2/198
19
1/1/2003
Havana, Cuba
DSL Rockies
Signed as INT'L UDFA in 2019
#39 Juan Mejia
14
Guerrero, Juan
R/R
6'1/160
20
9/10/2001
San Pedro De Macoris, DR
ACL Rockies
Signed as INT'L UDFA in 2018
#41 Felix Ramires
28
Kokoska, Zach
L/L
6'1/200
23
10/20/1998
Greensburg, PA
ACL Rockies
Drafted 10th Round in 2021
#43 Mason Green
26
Montgomery, Benny*
R/R
6'4/200
19
9/9/2002
Paoli, PA
ACL Rockies
Drafted 1st Round in 2021
#44 Joel Condreay
#51 McCade Brown
Pronunciation Guide
Pronunciation Guide
Recent Transactions
Injured List *
Ahearn: Eh-Hern
Quijada: key-ha-da
6/11: INF Ben Sems: Assigned to Fresno from A+ Spokane
RHP Cullen Kafka
Amoroso: AM-uh-ROH-soh
Adael Amador: ah-D-EL ah-mah-door
5/31: C/1B Bryant Quijada: Activated off IL
OF Benny Montgomery
Brayan: Brian
Bernabel: Buhr-nah-bell
5/31: RHP Juan Mejia: Activated off IL
Cande: Candy
Brito: Bree-toe
5/31: UTL AJ Lewis: Assigned to A+ Spokane from Fresno
Condreay: Kon-dree
Aiverson: Eye-ver-son
5/31: OF Braiden Ward: Assigned to A+ Spokane from Fresno
Juarez: wahr-ez
Yanquiel: Yahn-kee-el
5/27: RHP Cullen Kafka: Placed on IL
McGowan: muh-GOW-uhn
Kokoska: Koh-kah-skah
5/19: OF Benny Montgomery: Placed on IL
Mejia: meh-HEE-uh
Cancel: Can-sel
5/17: OF Benny Montgomery: Activated off IL
Moya: moy-uh
Soliz: soh-leece
5/17: LHP Felix Ramires: Assigned to Fresno from ACL Rockies
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