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Giants and Volcanoes Extend Player Development Contract

August 16, 2012 - Northwest League (NWL1)
Salem-Keizer Volcanoes News Release


The San Francisco Giants and the Salem-Keizer Volcanoes have agreed to extend their Player Development Contract. The parties agreed to extend their relationship through the 2014 season. The agreement, which calls for the Giants to stock the Volcanoes with their prospects, now extends the affiliation between the parties to a total of twenty (20) years that began in September, 1994. The existing agreement between the Giants and the Volcanoes would have expired on September 30, 2012.

The Agreement was signed in the dugout at AT&T Ballpark prior to the Giants' game on Monday versus the Washington Nationals as Mickey Walker, son of Volcanoes' Jerry and Lisa Walker, was working as the Giants' batboy for the Nationals game. Volcanoes' President, Jerry Walker, and Vice President of Stadium Operations, Rick Nelson, met with the Giants' Vice President of Baseball Operations, Bobby Evans, to sign the Agreement.

"We are extremely happy about our association with the Giants," said Walker. "We've had a stretch of very good clubs here in Salem-Keizer winning our Division Championship in 4 consecutive years (2006, 2007, 2008, 2009). Our fans like the association with the Giants as many of our fans are lifelong Giants fans," noted Walker. "The Giants have enjoyed being a part of the Salem-Keizer community and have particularly appreciated the commitment of the Volcanoes' ownership and management team in the assistance they provide in helping us develop our young players," said Giants Vice President of Baseball Operations Bobby Evans. "We look forward to continuing an already great association with the Volcanoes."


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