2014 Altoona Curve Media Guide

2014 ALTOONA CURVE PROMOTIONAL CALENDAR
APRIL 2014
JULY
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Postgame Fireworks | Opening Day | Schedule Magnet
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Postgame Fireworks presented by Pennsylvania
Giveaway presented by Premier Services of PA to the first
Lottery | Hat-Off-The-Head Auction

5,000 fans | Thirsty ThursdayTM | Silver Steamers Club
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Pedro Alvarez Bobblehead Giveaway presented by Nuts For

You to the first 1,500 fans

Day presented by Homewood at Martinsburg
Postgame Fireworks | Free Ritcheys Dairy Curve Kids
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Pittsburgh Steelers Cam Heyward Appearance presented 6

Club Game

by Holiday Inn Express & WTAJ-TV | Armstrong County
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Mirror Monday
Night
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Two-for-Tuesday | Senior Night at the Ballpark presented by
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Postgame Fireworks

Senior Life
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Youth Baseball Clinic
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Hair Cutters Night | 4-Pack Wednesday
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Mirror Monday
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Celebrity Appearance |Thirsty ThursdayTM
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Two-for-Tuesday
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4-Pack Wednesday
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Curve, PA Wounded Warrior Amputee Softball Team Heroes
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College Night | Thirsty ThursdayTM

Softball Game | Ghost Man Games Hitting Challenge
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2014 Eastern League All-Star Clash presented by UPMC
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Postgame Fireworks | Free Ritcheys Dairy Curve

Health Plan | Postgame Fireworks

Kids Club Game
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Celebrity Appearance | Free Ritcheys Dairy Curve
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Youth Baseball Clinic

Kids Club Game | Thirsty ThursdayTM
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Mirror Monday
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Two-for-Tuesday
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Postgame Fireworks | Firefighter Appreciation Night
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4 Pack Wednesday
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Neil Walker T-Shirt Giveaway | 4-H Night | Scout Night
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Thirsty ThursdayTM
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Postgame Fireworks | Sheetz-Princess Pirate Party for

Childrens Miracle Network
MAY 2014
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Mirror Monday
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Postgame Fireworks
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Free Ritchys Dairy Curve Kids Club Game | Two-for-Tuesday
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Postgame Fireworks presented by US Foods
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Super Splash Day presented by Altoona Water Authority |
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Youth Baseball Clinic | Free Ritcheys Dairy Curve

4-Pack Wednesday

Kids Club Game
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Sons of Anarchy Piney William Lucking Appearance
5
Mirror Monday
| Thirsty ThursdayTM | Silver Steamers Club Day presented
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Chamber Night | Two-for-Tuesday
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Education Day | 4-Pack Wednesday

by Homewood at Martinsburg
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Postgame Fireworks | Armed Forces Night | Huntingdon
AUGUST PROMOTIONS

County Night
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Postgame Fireworks | Agriculture Night
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Gerrit Cole Garden Gnome Giveaway presented by Peoples 2
Gerrit Cole T-Shirt Giveaway to the first 1,500 fans |

Natural Gas to the first 1,500 fans | Somerset County Night
Scout Night
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Postgame Fireworks | Cambria County Night presented by

Kids Club Game | Pet Food & Supplies Collection for

Conemaugh Health System | Knights of Columbus Night

Central PA Humane Society | Clearfield Co. Night
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Postgame Fireworks presented by Hometown Markets of
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Mirror Monday

Bellwood/Hollidaysburg/Philipsburg | Two-for-Tuesday
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Two-for-Tuesday
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UPMC Health Plan Member Appreciation Night |
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Education Day | 4-Pack Wednesday

4-Pack Wednesday
TM
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Education Day | Thirsty Thursday
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Appearance by Holly Hatcher-Frazier from Dance Moms

presented by Ciannas Dance Boutique | Thirsty ThursdayTM |
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Postgame Fireworks | Junior Engineers Club Game
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Junior Engineers Club Game

Kids Club Game | EMS Night | Child Safety Day
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Postgame Fireworks | Griffith Family Foundation Fund a

(Take 25 Campaign)

Cure for Pancreatic Cancer Memorabilia Auction presented
JUNE 2014

by Alto-Reste Park Cemetery and the Good Funeral Home |
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Starling Marte Oven Mitt Giveaway to the first 1,500

Free Ritcheys Dairy Curve Kids Club Game

fans | Youth Baseball Clinic | Macys Celebrates the
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Shark Tank Fish Tank Ornament Giveaway presented by

American Family

Premier Services of PA to the first 1,500 fans | Silver
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Two-for-Tuesday

Steamers Club Day presented by Homewood at Martinsburg
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Peoples Natural Gas Customer Appreciation Night | 4-Pack 24
Postgame Fireworks | Day in the Arts with Jersey-Off-The Wednesday

Back Auction
TM
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Postgame Fireworks | Thirsty Thursday
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Pittsburgh Penguins Craig Adams Appearance presented by

WTAJ-TV | Jersey-Off-The-Back Auction | Mirror Monday
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Postgame Fireworks presented by Loyal Gaming Rewards
Postgame Fireworks | Two-for-Tuesday

| Free Ritcheys Dairy Curve Kids Club Game | Tyrone Night | 26
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4-Pack Wednesday

Two-for-Tuesday
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Postgame Fireworks | Thirsty ThursdayTM | Fan Appreciation
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Postgame Fireworks | Cresson Night | 4-Pack Wednesday
12
Danielle Colby of American Pickers Appearance | Thirsty
Night | Envision Laser Centers Night
ThursdayTM | Bedford County Night
13
Andrew McCutchen T-Shirt Giveaway presented by Ravine
2014 DAILY PROMOTIONS

Ink & Thread to the first 1,500 fans | Buccomania with The
SUNDAY NIGHT FIREWORKS

Pirate Parrot, Bucco Brigade & The Pierogies
Beginning May 18, enjoy fireworks after every
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Andrew McCutchen MVP Giveaway presented by UniFirst to
Sunday
home game (except June 1)

the first 1,500 fans | Allegany County, MD Night | Scout
Night
MIRROR MONDAYS
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Postgame Fireworks presented by Lakemont Park & The
Save money on tickets with a coupon from the front

Island Waterpark | World Cup Night
page of the sports section in the Altoona Mirror
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Gus Fring (Giancarlo Esposito) of Breaking Bad
TWO FOR TUESDAYS
Appearance presented by Atlantic Broadband | Thirsty
Fans can take advantage of two-for-one offers on tickets, hot
ThursdayTM
dogs and small popcorns every Tuesday thanks to Atlantic
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Jameson Taillon Tuxedo T-Shirt Giveaway to the first 1,500
Broadband

fans | Silver Steamers Club Day presented by Homewood

at Martinsburg
FOUR PACK WEDNESDAYS
Fans can grab four tickets, four hot dogs and four regular sodas
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Al-In-The-Wall Giveaway presented by Super 8 Altoona to
for $35 thanks to WALY 103.9

the first 1,500 fans | Free Ritcheys Dairy Curve Kids Club Game
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Postgame Fireworks | St. Jude Childrens Research Hospital
THIRSTY THURSDAYSTM

Jersey-Off-The-Back presented by Reliable Towing Tire
Take advantage of 16oz. draft beer and regular soda specials

and Auto Center | St. Vincent DePaul Society Soup Kitchen
each and every Thursday thanks to Rocky 104.9

Food Drive | Indiana County Night
O TABLE OF CONTENTS
ORGANIZATION
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ORGANIZATION
2-10
HISTORY & RECORDS
53-86
PIRATES ORGANIZATION
97-100
Pirates Directory............................................................98
2013 Pirates MiLB Organizational Leaders....................99
Pirates Affiliates.................................................... 99-100
11-52
Manager Carlos Garcia.................................................. 12

Coaching Staff..........................................................12-14
Players......................................................................15-51
2013 Pirates Draft Class............................................... 52
EASTERN LEAGUE
87-96
2014 E.L. Umpires/Mileage Chart.................................. 88

2013 Eastern League Review......................................... 88
2014 Eastern League All-Star Game.............................. 89
All-Time Curve All-Stars................................................. 90
2014 Curve Opponents.............................................91-96
Eastern League Information.......................................... 96
GENERAL INFORMATION
101-110
FACTOIDS GUIDE
The Captains Chair............................... 12
Curve Name ......................................... 15
Longest Game...................................... 19
Triple Plays........................................... 20
Pittsburgh E.L. Affiliates....................... 27
Baseball America Top-30....................... 28
Tool Time.............................................. 36
Team MVPs........................................... 38
First Home Game.................................. 50
Crazy 8s............................................... 54
Adam Hyzdu......................................... 62
Retired Jerseys..................................... 63
Streaking.............................................. 65
Pirates MiLB Players of the Year.......... 68
Major League Rehabs........................... 69

Pitchers Going Yard.............................. 70
Opening Day Starters............................ 73
Futures Game....................................... 82
Grand Slam Trivia................................. 84
Boom, Home Runs.............................. 102
National Exposure.............................. 103
Photos used in this publication provided by the Altoona Mirror, Gary Baranec, Pittsburgh Pirates Team Photographer Dave Arrigo, Altoona Curve
Team Photographers: Jason Sipes, Teri Enciso, Scott Myers Jeremy Boland/Moments Photography, Mark Olson; the Bradenton Marauders and
West Virginia Power Photographer Robin Black. Additional photos provided by: Matt Burton, Mike James, Carl Kline, Mark LoMoglio, Kevin Pataky,
Cliff Welch and Jason Wise of MiLB.com. Statistical information provided in part by Major League Baseball Advanced Media (MLBAM), 75 Ninth
Avenue, 5th Floor, New York, NY 10011.
Printed by theprinters.com, 3500 East College Ave, Suite 1000, State College, PA, 16801, Phone: 814.237.7600. Get more information at theprinters.com.
Special thanks to Kyle Stark, Larry Broadway and Diane DePasquale of the Pirates Baseball Operations Department for their assistance.
Further information on the 2014 Altoona Curve is available through the Curve Media Relations Department by calling (814) 283-3124 or by visiting
www.altoonacurve.com.
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MEDIA GUIDE
GENERAL INFORMATION
The 2014 Altoona Curve Media & Information Guide is a publication of the Altoona Curve Communications Department. All information current
as of March 21, 2014. This publication was researched and written by Mike Passanisi and Mike Baggerman of the Altoona Curve Communications
Department. Layout, design and editing by Mike Passanisi and Mike Baggerman. Previous research provided by Rob Egan, Jason Dambach, Dan
Zangrilli, Josh Ellis, Tyler Maun and Nathan Bowen.
Curve Attendance.................................................102-103
Peoples Natural Gas Field....................................104-105
Curve Ticket Information............................................. 105
2014 Broadcasting Information............................106-107
Directions/Pregame Schedule/BP Times..................... 108
2014 Visiting Team/Umpire Hotels.............................. 108
Media Policies............................................................. 109
EASTERN LEAGUE
Year-By-Year Results/Postseason Results...............54-55

Year-By-Year Team Leaders........................................... 56
Curve Players in the Major Leagues..........................57-58
All-Time Roster.........................................................59-61
Retired Number: Adam Hyzdu....................................... 62
Single Season/Game Records..................................63-67
Top Single Season/Career Highs..............................68-70
Opening Day Lineups..................................................... 71
Year-By-Year.............................................................72-86
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HISTORY/RECORDS
Team History................................................................2-7
Timeline........................................................................... 7
Front Office Personnel..................................................... 8
Bob & Joan Lozinak......................................................... 9
Executives..................................................................... 10
TEAM HISTORY
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The dream of one native son that began decades ago has not only
become a reality, but is about to enter its 16th season in 2014.
The story of the Altoona Curve begins in 1979. Area native Bob
Lozinak, a successful McDonalds franchisee, knew his hometown
was a baseball haven and always dreamed of what it would be
like to have a professional sports team in his hometown. He had
a chance to make a dream of many come to fruition, so as the
1970s were about to come to a close, a series of meetings and
preliminary discussions took place to put the plan into motion.
However, there was enough opposition that thwarted the idea as
an initial fear from natives was that a professional team would hurt
the successful youth teams in the region. Professional baseball,
for the time being, was put on the back burner.
The future site of Blair County Ballpark with nearby

Lakemont Park in the distance
In the meantime, that same year, Bob and his family went across
the country and bought what became one of the most successful franchises in the entire country - the Albuquerque Dukes, the
long-time Triple-A affiliate of the Los Angeles Dodgers.
Fast-forward 16 years.
Like many other decisions in baseball, the latest round of major league expansion had a domino effect on the minor leagues.
In 1995, Arizona and Tampa Bay were awarded major league franchises to play their inaugural season in 1998. To keep pace,
baseballs rookie level added two teams in 1996. The following year, Class A
and Class AAA each increased by two teams.
That left only Class AA in need of expansion to match the number of teams
in the big leagues. In 1997, the National Association of Professional Baseball
Leagues, as it was then called, decided the Eastern League would receive the
two new franchises to start play in 1999. Erie was an easy first choice of
the NAPBLs expansion committee. After all, the SeaWolves had established
short-season attendance records in the new Jerry Uht Park as part of the New
York-Penn League from 1995-98.
The awarding of the second franchise wasnt easy. For months, it seemed
Groundbreaking ceremonies, March 7, 1998
Springfield, Mass. would land the team. However, an inability to finalize land
and stadium finance deals left the NAPBL looking for another option. Enter Altoona. City native Bob Lozinak and a group of
Pennsylvania lawmakers put together an 11th hour stadium financing package and site plan. The proposal was presented to
the expansion committee at an October 5, 1997 meeting in Las Vegas. It received unanimous approval and Double-A baseball
was on its way to Altoona.
Ballpark ground breaking ceremonies took place on March 7, 1998 and the franchise was officially awarded the following month.
In June of that year, the team selected Curve as its nickname. The combination railroad/baseball moniker beat out several
choices like Lake Monsters, Ridge Runners and, believe it or not, Fish!
The next step for the Curve was affiliating with a major league team. Erie seemed to have an inside track on becoming the
Pirates new Double-A club, as the SeaWolves had served as Pittsburghs
short-season club from 1995-98. However, after a series of meetings with
potential major league parent clubs, the Curve landed the coveted affiliation
with the Pirates. The September 1998 announcement took the franchise
to another level as the U.S. Route 22 pairing seemed an ideal fit. Central
Pennsylvania fans, with their strong Pirates roots, could now cheer for the
Bucs top prospects on their way to Pittsburgh.
The long-awaited first game in Curve history took place on April 9, 1999
in Reading, Pa. The game against the Phillies affiliate was suspended
by rain and completed the next day as part of a doubleheader. For the
record, the Curve lost their first contest, 6-2, but recorded their first win
hours later with a 6-4 decision in game two of the twinbill.
New Curve owner Bob Lozinak sports his Pirates jacket at

the press conference announcing what has become one
of the longest and most successful affiliations between a
minor league franchise and a major league parent club.
Finally, the Curve christened Blair County Ballpark on April 15 with a

triumph over the Bowie Baysox. A huge crowd of 6,171 attended the
history-making contest despite cold, rainy weather and nearly a one-hour
delay.

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Between the 2002 and 2003 seasons, Blair County Ballpark underwent its first major capital expansion project, as a new thirdbase Picnic Area, left-field Party Deck and outfield reserved seating section were constructed. The additions of the new areas
brought the seating capacity of the ballpark to just over 7,200 and created enough room to hold nearly 10,000 fans on any night.
The 2005 edition of the Curve reached postseason play in dramatic fashion, sweeping a four-game
road series from Bowie during the final weekend of the season to reach the playoffs for a third
consecutive season. Despite losing in the first round of the playoffs, the Curve won big earlier in
the season when the franchise was named the host of the 2006 E.L. All-Star Game.
In the fall of 2006, the franchise won two prestigious awards, most notably the John H. Johnson Presidents
Trophy, which is given annually to Minor League Baseballs top club on the basis of long-time franchise
stability, contributions to and promotion of the baseball industry and the financial success of the team.
Also, the Curve were honored by Baseball America as the 2006 winner of the Double-A Bob Freitas Award.
In 2008, the Curve celebrated their storybook 10th anniversary season welcoming back plenty of former
stars, including Adam Hyzdu and Josh Bonifay, among many others. The Curve also unveiled their 10th
Anniversary All-Time team.
On June 17, Jimmy Carter, the 39th President of the United States attended the Curve versus Reading game
while on a fishing trip in nearby Huntingdon.
The Curve captured the
John H. Johnson Award in
2006 as the top
franchise in the country.

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The 2007 season proved to be a year in which the Curve continued their winning ways, as the club marched
on to its sixth consecutive winning season. However, it wasnt enough to qualify for postseason play, as
the club finished with an overall mark of 73-68. That season, plenty of the Pirates top prospects passed
through Blair County Ballpark. In addition to third-baseman Neil Walker and outfielder Andrew McCutchen,
first basemen Steve Pearce enjoyed one of the finest seasons in club history en route to being named the
2007 Topps Minor League Player of the Year.
Altoona would have a banner year in 2006. The highlight of the season, and arguably the top moment in the first eight seasons of Curve baseball, came on July 12th when Altoona played host to
Vice President Dick Cheney
the 2006 Eastern League All-Star Game. A Blair County Ballpark-record crowd of 9,308 were on addresses the crowd on his visit
hand to witness Curve All-Star Brett Roneberg take home MVP honors in a
to BCB on July 4, 2004.
5-3 win for the Southern Division All-Stars.
EASTERN LEAGUE
In 2004, the Curve, managed by Tony Beasley, finished with a league-best 85-56 record and not only returned to the playoffs,
but took the next step and advanced to the Eastern League Championship Series for the first time in club history before losing
to the New Hampshire Fisher Cats. The 04 season also turned out to be a banner year at the gates as the Curve added a fifth
consecutive franchise attendance record after drawing 394,062 fans to Blair County Ballpark.
Among those fans who attended Curve home games in 2004 was Vice President Dick Cheney, who
attended the clubs Fourth of July game against Harrisburg. Following the season, Curve General
Manager Todd Parnell was honored as the Eastern League Executive of the Year, while the franchise
was presented the prestigious Larry MacPhail Trophy symbolizing the top promotional effort, both
on and off the field, in all of baseball.
HISTORY/RECORDS
During the 2003 season, the Curve, led by third-year manager Dale Sveum, took the franchise to new heights on the field, posting
a 78-63 regular season record and securing the clubs first-ever Eastern League postseason berth. The Curve lost to the eventual
E.L. Champion Akron Aeros three-games-to-one in the first round of the playoffs. The playoff run helped fuel yet another franchise
attendance record as 365,376 fans came through the gates at Blair County Ballpark.
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Blair County Ballpark ribbon cutting, April 15, 1999.
On August 5, 2002 the Curve announced a new four-year affiliation

agreement with Pittsburgh, securing one of baseballs strongest
affiliations through 2006. Despite the ownership change, the Curve
franchise enjoyed its most successful season to that point, drawing
363,871 fans to Blair County Ballpark.
ORGANIZATION
After three remarkable seasons, the Lozinak family sold the franchise
to a group headed by Pittsburgh attorney Chuck Greenberg on April 2,
2002. Among the limited partners in Greenbergs collective: Pittsburgh
Penguins owner, star center and NHL Hall of Famer Mario Lemieux;
Pittsburgh Steelers all-pro running back Jerome Bettis; Altoonabased businessmen Steve Sheetz and Don Devorris. Todd Parnell
was tabbed as the teams new General Manager.
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As for the team, though, the Curve underachieved as they suffered their first losing season since 2001, finishing with a mark of
65-77 and a fifth place finish in the Eastern Leagues Southern Division.
However, 2008 will be remembered not for what happened during the season, but rather what happened following the season.
On Dec. 1, 2008, President and Managing Partner, Chuck Greenberg announced that his group was selling the Curve back to
original owner and visionary, Bob Lozinak. Greenberg announced that he was forming a sports consultation service and that
many members of the Curve upper management would join his endeavor, including General Manager Todd Parnell.
Shortly after the announcement of the sale, it was made public that David Lozinak would be appointed as the teams Chief
Operating Officer, overseeing the day-to-day functions of the ball club.
The final block to the organizations new foundation was laid on December 5, 2008 when the Lozinak Family announced that they
would bring back an old friend to steer the Curve into the future -- Rob Egan. Egan was the original play-by-play broadcaster for
the team from 1999-2004. He left baseball for four years, but returned to the minors to become just the fourth General Manager
in the clubs 11-year history.
On December 30, 2008, Minor League Baseball approved the sale of the Curve from Greenbergs group back to Lozinak and the
second chapter of the Lozinak era officially began.
The new 2009 season saw the Altoona Curve stumble under first-year manager Matt Walbeck as the team got off to a franchise
worst 0-8 start and was never able to recover, finishing the year 62-80. However, the team did see one of the most prospectladen lineups ever assembled in team history. As Pirates General Manager Neal Huntington traded away many valuable players
at the major league level, an influx of talent came back in return. However, no one expected the fanfare that Pirates 2008 top
draft pick and top-rated prospect Pedro Alvarez would get when it was learned the New York native was being promoted from
Lynchburg (A) on June 23. A throng of media attention ensued, and Alvarez lived up to all his hype.
The third baseman hit .333 with 13 home runs and 40 RBIs in just 60 games with the Curve. He was named the 2009 Curve M.V.P.
not only for those staggering numbers, but primarily for the impact he had in the teams overall success. In games in which
Alvarez played, the Curve were 34-26 (.567) while going just 26-51 (.338) in games where Alvarez did not play.
An outstanding partnership with the Pittsburgh Pirates became even stronger during the 2009 season when, on May 23, the
Curve and Pirates signed a four-year extension to their Player Development Agreement, which extended through the 2014 season.
With a solid affiliation under their belt, the Curve embarked on what was their most magical season in Altoona in 2010. From
the outset, the 2010 Curve had the swagger and winning attitude that would carry the club to its second division title and its
first-ever Eastern League Championship.
The cast of the 2010 club pretty much came as a cohesive unit from High-A Lynchburg, where they won the Mills Cup (Carolina
League championship) in 2009. On Opening Day 2010, Altoona was greeted by a prospect-laden roster that included four of the
Pirates Top-10 prospects according to Baseball America and eight of the Top-30 overall prospects. It was also a roster that had
veteran talent, and it proved to be the perfect mix to get Altoona off to a
nearly perfect start as the club started the season 7-1, a drastic turnaround
after starting 2009 0-8.
Included in those first eight games was one day where everything seemed
to fall into place for a memorable afternoon at BCB. After the first three
games of the season were played under dreary cold conditions, mother
nature opened the skies for a perfect 67-degree day on April 11th when
the national spotlight turned to Altoona for the first professional start of
Harrisburg Senators phenom Stephen Strasburg. More than 70 media
members from around the country and upwards of 7,800 people came to
watch the professional debut of the heralded Strasburg on the pictureperfect day in Curve, Pa. The game was also carried live on ESPN360.
com and had parts of it aired on ESPNews.
It was the first of two national exposure days for Blair County Ballpark
and the city of Altoona during 2010 as Andy Pettitte later started against
Altoona in the first game of the Eastern League Championship series.
Pettittes start brought the MLB Network and some of the New York Stephen Strasburg brought the sports worlds eyes to Altoona
on April 11, 2010 when the right hander made
spotlight to BCB as Pettittes Thunder met the Curve for the first time
his professional debut
in a playoff series.
All told, Altoona finished the regular season 82-60 to win its second division title and first since 2004. The 82 wins were second
most in franchise history behind the 2004 clubs 85 victories under manager Tony Beasley. After dispatching of Harrisburg three
games to one in the divisional round, the Curve forged on to the ELCS to meet Trenton.
Pettittes Thunder did take Game One but Altoona once again sprung back to take the final three games of the series. Curve
closer Daniel Moskos was able to get the final out via the strikeout at Waterfront Park in Trenton on September 18th to bring the
first-ever E.L. Championship to Altoona.

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HISTORY/RECORDS
The 2011 Curve didnt get off to as

fast of a start as the 2010 championship-winning club but did come
out and compete on a nightly basis.
A strange streak occurred during the seasons first month as Altoona went on an unprecedented streak of 19-straight games of
alternating wins and losses. The streak ran from April 10th through May 1st and was snapped on May 2nd, when Altoona won
its second-straight game.
The 2010 Curve celebrate postgame at Waterfront Park after clinching the
Eastern League Championship
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Armed with a fresh new look for 2011,

the Curve were also given a makeover
in the coaching staff assignments as
P.J. Forbes became the sixth manager
in Altoona Curve history. Forbes, who
had piloted the Reading Phillies of
the Eastern League for three seasons
from 2006-08, was coming off of
back-to-back playoff appearances
with High-A Lynchburg and High-A
Bradenton in 2009 and 2010 (he led
the 09 Hillcats to a Mills Cup title)
before joining Altoona.
ORGANIZATION
A few short months after the first-ever E.L. title was won, the Curve as a franchise took another step forward by unveiling the
teams new logo set, which paid homage to the railroad engineers that helped put Altoona on the map. Along with the fresh
new look came a new addition to the
mascot family with the team bringing
Tenacious into the fold.
Despite the streak and an eventual 64-77 finish to the season, many positive things happened on the field in 2011 and they began
with center fielder Starling Marte.
The speedy outfielder also set a few Curve single-season records along the way in 2011, posting franchise bests in outfield assists (18) and hits (178). In addition to his other accolades, Marte was both a mid-season and post-season E.L. All-Star, an XM
Futures Game Selection, an Eastern League August Player of the Month and a Topps Double-A All-Star.
Off the field, the Curve received much national notoriety for the first-ever,
on-field reversible cap, which was introduced in 2011. The cap featured
the new Curve engineer on the regular side and a Rally Cap on the inside
fashioned after rally mascot Al Tuna. The Curves Summer Cruise Night
Series, which combined a cruise giveaway with the stupendous films of
Tom Cruise, was also a finalist for a Golden Bobblehead for one of the
best promotions in Minor League Baseball. Average attendance at Blair
County Ballpark also rose for the first time since it climbed from 2005 to
the 2006 seasons.
Curve GM Rob Egan (left) awards Peoples Natural Gas CEO

& President Morgan OBrien a Curve jersey at the Peoples
Natural Gas Field presser on January 31, 2012.
Altoonas 2012 season began on April 5 with a very special announcement

from Pirates President Frank Coonelly, who announced to the Opening Night
crowd that the Pittsburgh Pirates would be returning to Altoona to play an
exhibition game before the 2013 season for the first time since 200. On the diamond, the Curve had an up-and-down season
under P.J. Forbes, who directed the Curve for a second-straight season. An end-of-the-season winning streak propelled the Curve
above the .500 mark and the team finished 72-70, but missed out on the E.L. playoff picture.

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The offseason leading into the clubs 14th year of existence was also no
quiet one as the Curve forged a partnership with Peoples Natural Gas that
renamed the ballpark Peoples Natural Gas Field. The partnership not only
included a naming-rights deal but spurred economic development at the
park and surrounding areas with the use of green energy.
Season number 13 in Curve, Pa. also saw nine different former Curve players make their Major League debuts. Many of the
nine played for the 2010 Eastern League Championship club (Mike Crotta, Daniel Moskos, Josh Harrison, Tony Watson, Chase
dArnaud, Jared Hughes and Jeff Locke) while some were first-year Curve players that cracked the Pirates 25-man roster (Eric
Fryer and Aaron Thompson).
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Marte, a native of Santo Domingo, D.R., was on the Curve roster from the get-go in 2011 and never ceased to impress. The
22-year-old proceeded to tear through the Eastern League en route to an Eastern League batting title and Eastern League Rookie
of the Year honors. It was the first time in franchise history that a member of the Curve had won the Rookie of the Year award
and it was also the first time that an active Curve player won the batting title (Jeff Keppinger won it in 2004 but spent the final
months of the season as a Binghamton Met).
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In the future, the 2012 season may be remembered as the season where fans in Curve, Pa. had the opportunity to see two future
aces in the making with top prospects Gerrit Cole and Jameson Taillon both making their way to Double-A during the season.
Cole, the first-overall pick in the 2011 draft, reached Altoona on June 20 and made his debut at home while Taillon debuted
almost exactly two months later on the road in Trenton. It was the first time that both the No. 1 and No. 2 prospects in the
organization according to Baseball America were in Altoona at the same time since Andrew McCutchen and Neil Walker were in
Curve uniforms for the 2007 season.
Other standouts on the field for the Curve included shortstop Brock Holt, who eventually went on to make his Major League debut
later in the season with the Pirates. Holt stayed in Altoona until the beginning of August before he received his first promotion
to Triple-A. After putting on a hitting clinic with Altoona, Holt lampooned International League pitching to earn his call up to
Pittsburgh. The Texas native hit well enough with Altoona before his promotion and had enough at-bats to still hang on to win
the Eastern League batting title, marking the second-straight season a Curve batter won the crown.
Holt was part of 11 more former Curve players to make their debuts in the major leagues in 2012, bringing the overall number to
101 in 14 seasons. Another former Curve player who made a splash in the bigs in 2012 was Marte, who homered in his first at
bat as a member of the Pirates in Houston on July 26.
After being nominated for a Golden Bobblehead in 2011, the Curve franchise won a Golden Bobblehead in 2012 in the Best Charity
Promotion or Event category for its efforts with Curve, Pa. Blue Out Saturdays, which aimed at raising awareness and funds for
Prevent Child Abuse, Pennsylvania. The club, which partnered with six other teams across the state of Pennsylvania, wore Blue
jerseys in support of the cause for each Saturday home game and also helped raise funds through the sale of special Blue-Out
T-shirts and wristbands as well as text-to-donate programs. All told, the Curves efforts plus those of the other six participating
teams raised over $11,000 from the season-long efforts.
Fast forward to March of 2013 and the second-ever exhibition game between the Curve and Pirates. Despite snow the Monday
before the game, the temperatures warmed up and the Curve welcomed a franchise-record 10,116 fans to watch the Pirates and
Curve play their first exhibition game since 2000. Just like in 2000, fans were treated to a Curve victory, this time by a score of
8-6. Former Curve OF Starling Marte had himself a day, hitting a grand slam while going 2-for-3.
A pair big of big announcements also came with the Pirates-Curve Exhibition that day. The first announcement being that the
Curve and Pirates had extended their Player Development Contract a season early and extended it through the 2018 season.
When the affiliation reaches the 2018 season, the Curve and Pirates will be in their 20th year as parent and affiliate. It was then
revealed a short time later that the Eastern League All-Star Game was returning to Blair County with the Curve poised to host
the 2014 game at Peoples Natural Gas Field.
Altoonas regular-season had its ups and downs and the team finished with a record of 63-79 under first-year manager Carlos
Garcia. Despite the record, fans were treated to some of the best prospects in the Pirates system throughout the season that
included RHP Jameson Taillon, OF Gregory Polanco, RHP Nick Kingham and SS Alen Hanson. Taillon, who had a cup of tea with
the Curve in 2012, spent a majority of 2013 with the club before a promotion to Triple-A in August while Polanco joined the team
in June and also went to Indianapolis during the month of August. Kingham joined the club midway through the year and finished
the campaign with the Curve. Hanson did the same but did not join the team until late July after beginning the year with Bradenton.
One couldnt talk about the 2013 Curve season without talking about the performance of outfielder Alex Dickerson, who was in
his first season at the Double-A level. Dickerson, a native of Poway, Calif., had a slow start to the year before lighting the world
on fire from June until the end of the season. He went on to hit .288 for the season with 36 doubles, three triples, 17 home runs
and 68 RBI in 126 games en route to being named the Eastern League Rookie of the Year. He was the second Curve player to
ever win the award and the second in the last three seasons after Starling Marte won it in 2011.
The 2013 campaign also saw the clubs second ever no-hitter come to fruition when Ethan Hollingsworth, Jason Townsend,
Jhonathan Ramos and Ryan Beckman combine on a nine-inning no-no on July 25, 2013 in Manchester, N.H. versus the Fisher
Cats. It had been over 10 years since the Curve threw a no-hitter, which occurred in 2002 when Adrian Burnside, Neal McDade
and Chris Spurling accomplished the feat.
Now with 15 years in the books, the Curve franchise is set to enjoy a 16th season of baseball filled with excitement and fun with
the 2014 Eastern League All-Star Stop presented by UPMC Health Plan on July 15 and 16. Combine the excitement of hosting
an All-Star Game with the excitement oozing over from Pittsburgh with former Curve players impacting the Pirates success and
you have a combination that can make the 2014 season one of the most memorable yet.

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June 1997

Oct. 4, 1997

With just hours to spare, the state of Pennsylvania allocates nearly $11 million in state funds
towards the building of a new ballpark that would play host to the proposed new minor
league baseball team.
Oct. 5, 1997

The expansion committee of the National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues

unanimously grants Altoonas bid for a new minor league franchise over the bid submitted by
the city of Springfield, Mass.
Altoona native Bob Lozinak joins a group that is pushing for a minor league baseball franchise.
The Curve announce a four-year player development contract with the Pirates.
April 10, 1999

After a rainout the day before, the first game in Curve franchise history is played as part of
a doubleheader in Reading--the Curve lose 6-2 in game one but bounce back for a 6-4 win in
game two of the twinbill.
April 15, 1999

The Curves home opener is played before 6,171 fans at Blair County Ballpark with Altoona
defeating Bowie 6-1.
Oct. 17, 2001

Curve majority owner Bob Lozinak announces that the franchise will be sold to a new group
headed by Pittsburgh sports attorney Chuck Greenberg. Later, Greenberg would welcome
Pittsburgh sports stars Jerome Bettis and Mario Lemieux into the new ownership group.
April 3, 2002

Less than 48 hours before the start of the 2002 season, the ownership transfer officially takes
place. Todd Parnell is officially named the clubs new General Manager.
Aug. 8, 2002

The Curve franchise is featured in a full-page feature story in the sports section of USA Today.
The article titled Curve Shape a Regions Heart documents the gameday happenings at
Blair County Ballpark.
Jan. 2003

Construction begins on a nearly $1 million privately financed addition to BCB. The project
yielded a left-field Picnic Pavilion, Party Deck and outfield bleacher seating section in time for
the 03 season.
July 4, 2004

The Curve welcome U.S. Vice President Dick Cheney for the Fourth of July game against
Harrisburg. Cheney tossed out the first pitch and watched the first half of the game with his
wife and granddaughter from the skybox of Pennsylvania State Senator Robert Jubelirer.
Dec. 2004

After setting a fifth-straight attendance record and continuing to create more fun in-game
and nightly promotions, the Curve are awarded the Larry MacPhail Trophy for promotional
excellence in Minor League Baseball.
July 12, 2006
The Curve host the 2006 E.L. All-Star Game in front of a record 9,308 fans.
Dec. 2006

The Curve are awarded Minor League Baseballs highest honor, the John H. Johnson
Presidents Trophy signifying the top franchise among all clubs across the U.S. and Canada.
The club is also presented with the Baseball America Bob Freitas Award as the top
Double-A franchise in the minors.
June 17, 2008

Jimmy Carter, the 39th President of the United States, attends a Curve game while on a fishing
trip to Spruce Creek in nearby Huntingdon. Altoona beat Reading, 4-3.
Dec. 1, 2008

Chuck Greenberg announces his group is selling the Curve back to Bob Lozinak, the original
owner of the team. Greenberg also announced he was forming a sports consulting firm and
that many of the teams upper management would leave with him in this endeavor
including GM Todd Parnell.
Dec. 5, 2008

The original Voice of the Altoona Curve from 1999-2004, Rob Egan, is named the fourth
General Manager in Curve history.
Dec. 30, 2008

Minor League Baseball approves the sale of the Altoona Curve. Bob Lozinak and his family
once again own their hometown team.
May 23, 2009

The Altoona Curve extend their current Player Development Contract with the Pittsburgh
Pirates for an additional four years. The pact not only ensures that the Curve and Pirates will be
affiliated with one another through the 2014 season, but the term means the Pirates and
Curve will be affiliated for 16 seasons, making the affiliation the longest the Pirates have ever
had in their history with a minor league club.
Sept. 18, 2010

Altoona defeats Trenton, 5-2, in Game 4 of the ELCS at Trentons Waterfront Park to clinch the
first Eastern League championship in franchise history.
Nov. 23, 2010

The Curve unveil a new logo set that pays tribute to the engineers and railroad heritage
that helped build the city of Altoona.
Jan. 31, 2012

The Altoona Curve and Peoples Natural Gas forge an agreement to rename Blair County Ballpark,
which was the standing name on the facility for the first 13 seasons, Peoples Natural Gas Field.
Oct. 4, 2012

The Curve receive Minor League Baseballs Golden Bobblehead Award for Best Charity
Promotion or Event for their season-long community effort, Curve, PA Blue Out Saturdays.
March 30, 2013

A franchise-record 10,116 fans flock to Peoples Natural Gas Field to watch the second-ever PiratesCurve Exhibition Game. It was a game that the Curve won, 8-6. Prior to the game, the Curve extended
their Player Development Contract with the Pittsburgh Pirates through the 2018 season.

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Sept. 15, 1998
Curve is selected as the new franchises nickname.
EASTERN LEAGUE
July 2, 1998
HISTORY/RECORDS
Altoona is officially granted an expansion franchise by the Eastern League.

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Groundbreaking ceremonies take place at the future site of Blair County Ballpark.
April 27, 1998
ORGANIZATION
March 7, 1998
FRONT OFFICE
ALTOONA CURVE BASEBALL CLUB

Peoples Natural Gas Field
1000 Park Avenue, Altoona, PA 16602
Phone: (814) 943-5400 or (877) 99-CURVE
Fax: (814) 943-9050 or (814) 942-9132
www.altoonacurve.com
frontoffice@altoonacurve.com
FRONT OFFICE
Managing Members........................................................................................................................................ Bob & Joan Lozinak
Chief Operating Officer.............................................................................................................................................David Lozinak
Chief Administrative Officer......................................................................................................................................Steve Lozinak
Chief Financial Officer...............................................................................................................................................Mike Lozinak
Senior Advisor..............................................................................................................................................................Sal Baglieri
General Manager.............................................................................................................................................................Rob Egan
Assistant General Manager - Promotions/Marketing................................................................................................. Matt Hoover
Assistant General Manager - Communications......................................................................................................Mike Passanisi
Director of Ticket Operations...................................................................................................................................... Chris Keefer
Director of Merchandising.........................................................................................................................................Claire Hoover
Director of Creative Services..................................................................................................................................... Mark Miligan
Director of Group Sales............................................................................................................................................ Corey Homan
Ballpark Operations Manager...................................................................................................................................Doug Mattern
Manager of Concessions......................................................................................................................................Glenn McComas
Assistant Manager of Concessions......................................................................................................................... Michelle Anna
Community Relations Manager.........................................................................................................................Courtney Simpson
Special Events Manager/All-Star Game Coordinator........................................................................................ Emily Rosencrants
Box Office Manager............................................................................................................................................Steffan Langguth
Head Groundskeeper.....................................................................................................................................................Ben Young
Sponsorship Sales Executive....................................................................................................................................Adam Erikson
Senior Ticket Account Executive.............................................................................................................................Nathan Bowen
Senior Ticket Account Executive/Operations..............................................................................................................Tim Lozinak
Ticket Account Executives..........................................................................................................................................Luke Johnson
Administrative Assistant....................................................................................................................................... Carol Schmittle
COACHING STAFF
Manager.....................................................................................................................................................................Carlos Garica
Pitching Coach..............................................................................................................................................................Stan Kyles
Hitting Coach.................................................................................................................................................................Ryan Long
Coach........................................................................................................................................................................Miles Durham
Athletic Trainer..............................................................................................................................................................Mike Zalno
Strength & Conditioning Coach.......................................................................................................................................Alan Burr
TEAM PERSONNEL
Team Physician..................................................................................................................................................... Dr. Joshua Port

Head of Security......................................................................................................................................................... Tom OLeary
Head Usher...................................................................................................................................................................Joe Bettwy
Public Address Announcer...........................................................................................................................................Rich DeLeo
Official Scorers...............................................................................................................Ted Beam, Dick Wagner, Chris Strawmier
Home Clubhouse Manager...........................................................................................................................................Jake Hundt
Visiting Clubhouse Manager..........................................................................................................................................Mark Biem
TEAM INFORMATION
Year Established.....................................................................................................................................................................1999
Ballpark (Seating Capacity).......................................................................................................Peoples Natural Gas Field (7,210)
Major League Affiliation.........................................................................................................................Pittsburgh Pirates (1999)
Team Colors......................................................................................................................Railroad Red, Boiler Bronze, Soot Black

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Bob & Joan Lozinak, Managing Members
HISTORY/RECORDS
Lozinak sold the Dukes in 2000 so he could focus his efforts on his new franchise, the Altoona Curve.
After selling the Curve in 2002, the family purchased the West
Tenn Diamond Jaxx and would enjoy Double-A affiliations in
the Southern League with both the Chicago Cubs and the
Seattle Mariners before the team was sold in the early months
of the 2008 season.
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Bob was born in Altoona on June 4, 1937. His college education was halted by five years of service in the Army during
the 1960s. Lozinak completed Officer Candidates School in
Lawton, Okla. and was honorably discharged as a 1st Lieutenant. Upon his departure from the Army, Lozinak returned to
finish his education at St. Francis College in Loretto, Pa. and
graduated with a Bachelors Degree in History.
After college, Bob and Joan became McDonalds franchisees
in 1969 and their role as an owner-operator continues with
stores in Hartford County, Maryland.
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The Lozinaks had visions of bringing professional baseball to Altoona in

the late 1970s, but public opposition thwarted the idea. They then proceeded to buy the Triple-A Albuquerque Dukes from former Los Angeles
Dodgers owner Peter OMalley and over the next 20 years (1979-2000), the
Dukes captured six Pacific Coast League titles and numerous awards for
club operations. Lozinak is among only a handful of minor league baseball
owners to have been awarded the prestigious John H. Johnson Trophy
Bob and Joan Lozinak on Opening Night 2009,
twice. The Johnson Trophy is awarded annually to the top franchise in
their first game back as owners of the team
Minor League Baseball in the U.S. and Canada. The Dukes were presented
since 2001.
the honor in both 1984 and 1991. Additionally, Albuquerque also captured
the Larry McPhail Trophy for the countrys top promotional effort in 1987.
ORGANIZATION
Bob and Joan Lozinak, both Altoona natives who always had dreams of
bringing professional baseball to their hometown, were finally able to
realize that dream in 1999. The original owners of the franchise from
1999-2001, Bob and Joan along with their three sons, Mike, David and
Steve, reacquired their hometown team on December 30, 2008.
Lozinak (left) poses for a picture with Pat McKernan. McKernan was the
Joan, a graduate of Altoona Catholic High School, currently

serves on the Board of Trustees for Bishop Guilfoyle Catholic
High School in Altoona. She is actively involved in long-term planning, policy development, financing, capital improvements, public
relations and marketing, development and alumni relations and budgetary management.
former President of the Eastern League from 1974-81. He also served

Since the purchase of their first McDonalds franchise, Joan
as Lozinaks General Manager of the Albuquerque Dukes from 1979-99.
has been actively involved in many phases of the operation Together the duo won a pair of John H. Johnson Trophies (1984 and 1991) as
of the restaurant, whether it means balancing the restau- the top franchise in the country along with the Larry McPhail Trophy in 1987
rant budget or appearing at numerous functions within the for the top promotional effort in the minors. The two are shown pictured in
Altoona together in 1999. McKernan was named the King of Baseball, at
community.
Baseballs Winter Meetings in 2000. McKernan passed away in 2001.
Joan has always been actively involved in the Catholic church serving as either a Eucharistic Minister or singing in the choir.

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The couple can often be found somewhere inside Peoples Natural Gas Field on game days enjoying Curve baseball with fellow
fans and enjoying the fun, affordable family atmosphere they always dreamed of providing through the game of baseball in their
hometown.
EXECUTIVES
davidLOZINAK|chief operating officer

David enters his sixth year as the Chief Operating Officer of the Altoona Curve. His day-to-day responsibilities are to oversee the
entire operation of the franchise.
Prior to his family reacquiring the team in December 2008, Lozinak held the same position with the West Tenn Diamond Jaxx of
the Southern League.
Lozinak also spent three years working in the Accounting and Concessions departments for the Albuquerque Dukes, a team that
his family owned and operated from 1979-2000.
David is a 1987 graduate of Widener University with a degree in Business Administration. He resides in Hollidaysburg with his
wife, Aimee, daughter, Katie and son Will.
robEGAN|general manager
The teams radio voice for the first six seasons (1999-2004), Rob Egan was named the fourth General Manager in Altoona Curve
history on December 5, 2008. Egan returned to the Curve after spending nearly four years as the Secretary for Communications for
the Catholic Diocese of Altoona-Johnstown (2005-08). Egan also created and hosted the daily sports talk show Front & Center
on the ESPN Radio affiliates in Altoona and State College in 2005, hosting it for three and a half years.
Egan enters his 16th season in professional baseball, spending the majority of his career in the fields of communications and
public relations. Prior to his first stint with the Curve (1999-2004), he worked for minor league clubs in Charleston, S.C. (1997-98),
Johnstown (1996), and Salinas, Calif. (1995).
During his first five years as General Manager, the franchise has achieved several firsts:
In November 2010, the Curve unveiled entirely new logos and uniform designs which redefined the teams brand for the first
time since the clubs original marks were revealed in 1998. The new logos embrace the regions railroad history by incorporating
an engineer character as the centerpiece with the iconic Pennsylvania keystone also used in the backdrop.
In 2011, for the first time since 2006, the Curves average home attendance increased. An enhanced promotional and marketing
effort including more giveaway events, increased social media interaction with fans, and more ticket and food value programs,
produced the increase.
In January 2012, the Curve announced another first as the franchise prepared for its 14th season. Peoples Natural Gas, a
marketing partner since relocating its headquarters in Pittsburgh in 2010, agreed to acquire the naming rights to Blair County
Ballpark with a long-term pact. As part of the relationship, the Curve installed a state-of-the-art video marquee with the Peoples
Natural Gas Field logo along Park Avenue to inform all who pass by of upcoming games, promotions, and events at the facility.
In 2012, the Curve once again increased average home attendance - the first time the club has experienced back-to-back seasons
of growth in attendance since 2003-04. Along the way, the franchise announced its Curve, PA Blue Out Saturdays initiative
designed to increase awareness and fundraising for Prevent Child Abuse Pennsylvania. The Curve dedicated every Saturday
home game to the effort and reached out to all of the other affiliated clubs in Pennsylvania to join them. With their collective
efforts, over $11,000 was raised and over 80,000 minor league baseball fans around the commonwealth were exposed to the
important message in the wake of one of the worst scandals in sports history. The Curve were recognized for the outreach with
Minor League Baseballs Golden Bobblehead award for best charitable promotion.
On opening night of the 2012 season, the Curve and Pirates announced that they would play an exhibition game in Altoona in
March 2013. The game was to mark the first time the major league club had played in Altoona since 2000.
On March 30, 2013, a franchise-record crowd of 10,116 watched as the Curve hosted the Pirates on a sun-splashed afternoon at
Peoples Natural Gas Field. Before the game, Pirates president Frank Coonelly announced that the affiliation between the Major
League club and the Curve was being extended for four more years through the 2018 season. During the game, Egan announced
with Eastern League President Joe McEacharn and Minor League Baseball President Pat OConner that the Curve would be hosting
the 2014 EL All-Star Game for the first time since 2006.
A 1991 graduate of Central Michigan University, Egan serves on the boards of Explore Altoona and the Miracle League of Blair
County. He is also a member of the Blair County Chamber of Commerce Attractions Committee, a past board member and chairperson for Catholic Charities of the Diocese of Altoona-Johnstown, and a lector at Cathedral of the Blessed Sacrament Catholic
Parish. A native of Grand Blanc, Mich., Egan resides in Altoona with his wife, CK, and four children: Drew, Gabe, Caroline and Regina.
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HISTORY/RECORDS
Photo:
David Monseur
EASTERN LEAGUE
Gregory Polanco,
the Pirates No. 1
prospect according
to Baseball America
suited up for the
Curve during the
2013 season
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carlosGARCIA|manager
SEASONS IN ALTOONA: ONE
BIRTHDATE: OCTOBER 25, 1967 (46)
BIRTHPLACE: CIUDAD BOLIVAR, VENEZUELA
RESIDES: DEPEW, N.Y.
MANAGERIAL EXPERIENCE: THREE SEASONS
PLAYING EXPERIENCE: 10 SEASONS (MLB)
Former Pittsburgh Pirates All Star Carlos Garcia returns to Altoona to pilot the Curve for a
second straight season in 2014 after leading the club to a 63-79 record last season. The
2014 campaign will be Garcias fourth-straight season managing in the Pirates system after spending 2011-12 with the Bradenton Marauders and 2013 in Altoona. Prior to his time
in Bradenton, Garcia spent the 2010 season as the first base coach and infield instructor
for the Pirates at the major league level. All told, 2014 will mark Garcias seventh season
in the Pirates organization. His stay in the Pirates chain began in 2008 when he served as
the clubs minor league infield coordinator.
With the Curve in 2013, Garcia and his staff led the development of some of the top prospects in the Pirates system that included RHP Jameson Taillon and OF Gregory Polanco.
Both Taillon and Polanco received promotions to Triple-A towards the end of the season
after productive stints with the Curve under the tutelage of Garcia & Co.
In addition to his managerial experience over the past three seasons, Garcia managed
Magallanes in the Venezuelan Winter League in 2009 and 2011. In 2009, the native of
Ciudad Bolivar, Venezuela led Magallanes to a 41-22 regular-season record and a berth in
the Championship Series (a series which they lost to Caracas, 4-3). His overall coaching
career began in the Cleveland Indians chain as a player-coach in 2002.
As a player, Garcia spent 10 total seasons in the Major Leagues with Pittsburgh (1990-96),
Toronto (1997), Anaheim (1998) and San Diego (1999). He made his Major League debut
on September 20, 1990 as a member of the Buccos and singled as a pinch hitter versus
the Chicago Cubs at Wrigley Field. He hit a career-high 12 home runs for Pittsburgh in
1993 with his first career home run coming as an inside-the-park home run off Orel Hershiser at Dodger Stadium on April 16 that same season.
In 1995, Garcia amassed a 21-game hitting streak for the Bucs and then a year later hit
the 8,000th home run in Pittsburgh Pirates history on April 13, 1996.
All told, Garcia had a career average of .266 in 610 big league games with a total of 33
home runs, 197 RBI and 73 stolen bases. His last Major League game came with the San
Diego Padres on April 15, 1999. While with the Buccos and Blue Jays, Garcia chose to
wear the number 13 as a tribute to former Reds shortstop and Venezuelan native Dave
Concepcion.
The Venezuelan native currently resides in Depew, N.Y. with his wife Cathy and three
children; Carlos Jr. and twins Isabel and Emanuel.
MANAGERIAL RECORD
Year Team (League)

2011 Bradenton Marauders (Florida State League)
2012 Bradenton Marauders (Florida State League)
2013 Altoona Curve (Eastern League)
TOTALS
Record
74-63
60-77
63-79
197-219
Pct.
.540
.438
.444
.474
Finish
5th/1st
6th/4th
6th
Playoffs
Lost 1st Round
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FACTOID: THE CAPTAINS CHAIR

Carlos Garcia is the seventh man to steer the Altoona Curve in their 14-year history. With Garcia returning in 2014, all seven
managers in team history have spent at least a pair of seasons at the helm of a Curve club with Dale Sveum and Tim Leiper
being the only managers to manage three seasons.
Manager
Years
Record
Win %
Manager
Years
Record
Win %
Marty Brown
1999-2000 137-145
.486
Tim Leiper
2006-08
213-209
.505
Dale Sveum
2001-03
213-211
.502
Matt Walbeck
2009-10
144-140
.507
Tony Beasley
2004-05
161-122
.569
P.J. Forbes
2011-12
136-147
.481
Carlos Garcia
2013-pres. 63-79
.444
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stanKYLES|pitching coach
The Illinois native enjoyed one of his best seasons in the minor leagues in 1982 with
Salinas of the High-A California League when he went 11-5 with a 2.51 ERA in 26 starts.
He struck out 118 batters that season in 172 innings and registered five complete games
and two shutouts.
ryanLONG|hitting coach
EASTERN LEAGUE
One of nine siblings, Kyles currently makes his offseason home in Spartanburg, S.C. with
his wife Monica. They have one son, Marques (28), who pitched in the Brewers organization in 2010.
HISTORY/RECORDS
His coaching career was preceded by an 11-year MiLB career that spanned from 19791989. A fourth-round pick by the Cubs in 1979, Kyles played in their minor league system
from 1979-1983. His other stops included Oakland (1984-87), Los Angeles (1988), San
Francisco (1989) and Milwaukee (1989). In 279 career games (120 starts) at the minor
league level, Kyles posted a career ERA of 3.86 and a win-loss record of 52-56.
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SEASONS IN ALTOONA:
ONE
BIRTHDATE:
FEBRUARY 26, 1961 (53)
BIRTHPLACE:
CHICAGO, ILL.
RESIDES:
SPARTANBURG, S.C.
COACHING EXPERIENCE:
23 SEASONS
PLAYING EXPERIENCE:
11 SEASONS (MiLB)
Kyles came to Altoona in 2013 after spending three-and-a-half years as the bullpen coach
for Milwaukee from 2009-2012. Before to his work in the majors, Kyles served as the
pitching coach for three seasons at Triple-A Nashville from 2005-08. His other stops as
a pitching coach in the Brewers system included Triple-A Indianapolis (2004), Double-A
Huntsville (2002-03) and High-A High Desert (2001). Before his time with Milwaukee,
Kyles coached in the Cubs system (1992-93, 1997-2000) and in the Rockies system (199496). 2014 will be his 24th season as a coach after starting his coaching career in 1991
with Bend of the Independent Western League.
ORGANIZATION
Stan Kyles returns for his second season in Altoona in 2014 after performing the same
duties under Carlos Garcia in 2013. Kyles was tasked with the development of the Pirates
second-best prospect according to Baseball America in 2013 with RHP Jameson Taillon.
Taillon started the season in Double-A under Kyles and went on to post a 4-7 record with
a 3.67 ERA in 20 games (19 starts) before being promoted to Triple-A in early August. The
Curve pitching staff as a whole in 2013 finished with a team ERA of 3.92, which was fifth in
the 12-team Eastern League.
Ryan Long, or Ryno as some fans in Curve, Pa. might know him, retains his role as the
teams hitting coach for the 2014 season and is in his second stint in the role. Long previously served a two-year tour in Curve, Pa. as the hitting instructor from 2009-2010 before
assuming the same role with the Bradenton Marauders in 2011.
In previous seasons, other Curve hitters that have flourished under Long have been Brock
Holt (won E.L. batting title in 2012), Hector Gimenez (.305 average in 2010) and Alex
Presley (.350 average in 67 games before promotion to Triple-A in 2010).
This will be Longs fifth season in a Curve uniform and his sixth overall in the Pittsburgh
organization after spending two seasons as the hitting coach for the Burlington Bees
(Kansas City Royals affiliate in the Midwest League). Prior to his time with the Kansas City
organization, Long spent six seasons (2001-06) as a coach in the White Sox farm system.
All told, 2014 will mark Longs 15th season as a minor league coach. He was originally
drafted by Kansas City in the second round of the 1991 draft and went on to play for ten
seasons professionally.
He appeared in six games for the Royals in 1997, going 2-for-9 with a pair of RBI while
collecting his first MLB hit off Seattles Randy Johnson on July 18, 1997.
Long was born in Houston, Texas and currently resides in Pearland, Texas with his wife
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SEASONS IN ALTOONA:
FOUR
BIRTHDATE:
FEBRUARY 3, 1973 (41)
BIRTHPLACE:
HOUSTON, TEXAS
RESIDES:
PEARLAND, TEXAS
COACHING EXPERIENCE:
14 SEASONS
PLAYING EXPERIENCE:
10 SEASONS (MiLB)
(6 GAMES MLB)
Last season, the Curve hit .252 as a team and had the fourth fewest strikeouts as a team
in the 12-team Eastern League. Highlighting the Curve offense was the promotion of OF
Gregory Polanco as well as OF Alex Dickerson, who spent the entire season in Curve, Pa.
Under Longs guidance, Dickerson finished the season among the league leaders in average (.288, 9th), doubles (36, 2nd), slugging percentage (.494, 2nd), extra-base hits (56,
2nd) and total bases (223, 5th).
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milesDURHAM|coach
Miles Durham makes his return to Altoona as a coach for the 2014 season after holding
the same role with the Low-A West Virginia Power in 2013. It will be his second season as
a coach in the Pirates system.
Durham is no stranger to Curve, Pa. after first joining the Curve as a mid-season call-up
during the 2009 season from High-A Lynchburg. The Fort Worth, Texas native then went on
to spend the entire 2010 season and the first part of 2011 with the Curve before earning
his first promotion to Triple-A Indianapolis in mid-May of that season. Durham began the
2012 season in Triple-A before returning to the Curve in mid-May.
BIRTHDATE:
MARCH 21, 1983 (31)
BIRTHPLACE:
FORT WORTH, TEXAS
RESIDES:
FORT WORTH, TEXAS
PLAYING EXPERIENCE:
7 MiLB SEASONS
In his only true full season in Altoona (2010), Durham played in 136 games and was the
everyday right fielder on the team that claimed the only Eastern League title in franchise
history. During that season, Durham might be most remembered for ending the longest
home game in franchise history, which came on Fri., August 13, 2010. The Curve and New
Hampshire Fisher Cats were locked in a 3-3 tie until Durham untied it in the bottom of the
19th inning with a walk-off homer to left-center field. It ended the game at 5 hours and 49
minutes.
Durham was originally drafted by the Pirates in the 22nd round of the 2006 draft out of
Northwestern State.
mikeZALNO|athletic trainer
Mike Zalno, a two-time New York-Penn League Athletic Trainer of the Year (2009 & 2010),
returns to Altoona in 2014 for his fourth season with the Curve and his 12th with the Pirates organization. He began his Pirates career as a trainer with the GCL Pirates (2003-04)
before going to Williamsport in 2005 and then Hickory in 2006. The Pennsylvania native
then made his way close to home and served as the athletic trainer for State College from
2007-2010.
Zalno graduated from Duquesne University in 2000 with a bachelor of sciences degree
in athletic training and a minor in psychology. After completing his undergraduate work,
Zalno went to Eastern Kentucky University and obtained a master of sciences degree in
sports administration in 2001.
BIRTHDATE:
SEPTEMBER 27, 1976 (37)
RESIDES:
STATE COLLEGE, PA.
EXPERIENCE:
11 SEASONS
No stranger to the area, Zalno worked with Joyner Sports Medicine as the Head Athletic
Trainer at Tyrone (Pa.) High School from 2001-03.
He currently resides in State College, Pa. with his wife Heather and their son, Natee.
alanBURR|strength coach
The newest member of the 2014 coaching staff will be Alan Burr, who will serve as the
strength and conditioning coach. It is Burrs second season with the Pirates organization
and his first at the Double-A level.
Burr spent 2013 in the same capacity down in West Virginia with the Low-A West Virginia
Power serving on the staff of former Curve coach Michael Ryan (2012). Prior to joining the
Pirates organization, Burr served as an assistant strength and conditioning coach at both
Central Connecticut State (2008-2011) and Florida International University (2011-12). His
travels as a strength coach also took him to Georgia Tech (May-July 2008 as an intern
Strength Coach) and a grad assistant strength coach at Appalachian State (Aug. 2006 May 2008).
BIRTHDATE:
SEPTEMBER 26, 1983 (30)
RESIDES:
LIVERPOOL, N.Y.
EXPERIENCE:
SEVEN YEARS
14
Born in Roanoke Rapids, N.C., Burr received his bachelors degree in exercise science
from East Carolina University before getting his masters in exercise science/strength &
conditioning from Appalachian State in 2008.
Burr makes his offseason home in Liverpool, N.Y. with his wife, Erin, son, Carter, and dog,
Boone.

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stetsonALLIE|1b
BATS/THROWS: RIGHT/RIGHT
RESIDES: OLMSTEAD FALLS, OHIO
ACQUIRED: 2ND ROUND (2010)
ORGANIZATION
HEIGHT: 6-2 | WEIGHT: 244

BIRTHDATE: MARCH 13, 1991 (23)
BIRTHPLACE: OLMSTED FALLS, OHIO
@Stetsonallie
CAREER HIGHS
HITS: 4, 3x, last - 5/24/13 (WVA v. LWD)

RBI: 5, 3x, last - 6/11/13 (WVA @ DEL)
RUNS: 3, 2x, last - 7/19/13 (BRD v. CLR) 2
STOLEN BASES: 2, 4/24/13 (WVA @ CSC)
HOME RUNS: 2, 3x, last - 5/21/13 (WVA @ KAN) LONGEST HIT STREAK: 11, 5/17-5/26/13
2011Spent entire season with short-season State College...Had an

0-2 record and a 6.58 ERA (15 games, 7 starts)Made professional
debut on 6/20 vs.. AUB and lasted 2.1 innings (3 H, 3 ER, 3 BB)
Continued to have command problems in second start on 6/25 by
allowing four walks over 2.2 inningsShowed signs of improvement
in following two starts on 7/1 and 7/6 (Combined 8.0 IP, 7 H, 2 ER,
2 BB, 10 K) dropping ERA from 9.00 to 5.40Tossed two innings in
relief on 7/11 vs. BAT and allowed two runs and three walksStarted
three more times from 7/17 to 7/28 and lost two gamesMoved
to bullpen after start on 7/28 and appeared as reliever in his final
seven gamesAmassed a 2.84 ERA in final seven games in relief
after allowing only two earned runs over 6.1 innings
EASTERN LEAGUE
2013Split season between Low-A West Virginia Power and High-A

Bradenton MaraudersBatted .324 with 17 home runs and 61 RBI
in 66 games with Power and hit .229 with four home runs and 25
games in 66 games with MaraudersBegan season with Power
and went 0-for-4 in first game on 4/4 vs. ASH with four strikeouts
Hit walk off blast for first home run of season on 4/7 vs. ASH in
extra innings to give West Virginia first win of 2013Hit safely in
11-of-12 games from 4/6 to 4/17 and raised batting average to
.407Hit two home runs and had five RBI on 4/13 in win @ ASH
Received the first South Atlantic League Batter Of the Week after
hitting .373 with five home runs and slugging .745...Repeated a two
home-run and five RBI performance on 4/29 @ SAV in final game of
AprilFinished April batting .351 with eight home runs, 26 RBI, and
slugged .660Continued to produce offensively into second month
of season with a .324 average in May with seven home runs and 25
RBIsHit safely in season-best 11 straight games from 5/17-5/26
to raise average from .306 to .346 after hitting .467 during streak
(21-for-45)Tallied third multi-home run game of season on 5/21
@ KANNamed SAL Batter of the Week for second time of season
for week of 5/20-5/27Faltered in June after .256 average with a
pair of home runs and ten RBIs in final month with West Virginia
Selected to SAL All-Star Game as starting first baseman for Northern DivisionWent 1-for-2 in All-Star Game on 6/19Promoted to
2012Began season with West Virginia Power as a pitcher and

finished season with GCL Pirates as a position playerOnly start
with West Virginia on 4/6 @ HAG lasted 0.1 innings (0 H, 2 ER, HB,
4 BB)Made final career appearance as pitcher in a relief outing on
4/20 @ CSC and lasted 0.1 inning (1 H, 2 ER, 4 BB)Sent to extended
spring training and repackaged as a position playerMade professional debut as position player on 6/18 vs. BLU as third baseman
(2-for-3, 3B, RBI, BB)Struck out in 15 consecutive games from 6/19
to 7/10 (22 Ks during span)Made first career start at first base on
7/6 and did not play third base for the rest of the seasonBelted
first professional home run on 7/7 vs. PHL and second home run
in next game on 7/9 @ YANHit .211 in final 34 games
HISTORY/RECORDS
CURVE CUTS...Listed by Baseball America as the 23rd-best prospect

in the Pittsburgh Pirates organization prior to the 2014 season...
Named to SAL All-Star Team in 2013 with West Virginia Power
Originally drafted as a pitcher but converted into a position player
during 2012 seasonWent 9-1 with a 1.29 ERA as a senior at St.
Edward High School with 134 strikeouts in 60.0 IPWas ranked by
Baseball America as the eighth-best prospect in the country prior
to the 2010 draft as having the second-best fastball among all high
school pitchers behind former Curve pitcher Jameson Taillon
In 2011 was ranked by Baseball America as Pittsburghs 3rd-best
prospect...Rated by same publication as having the Best Slider
in the system
Bradenton after All-Star Game and went 1-for-3 with a double in

first game on 6/21Gathered hits in four of his first five games with
MaraudersFinished June with .205 average in Marauders uniform
and no home runsShowed signs of improvement in 28 July games
by gathering a hit in first four games played in the month including
first home run on 7/6 vs. CHAWent 3-for-4 with three RBIs and
three runs on 7/19 vs. CLR...Hit .171 (7-for-41) in final 11 games
of JulySlumped in final month of season with .204 average and
two home runs in final 26 games of the seasonHit safely in nine
of ten games and batted .278 from 8/14 to 8/25Hit final home
run of season on 8/15 vs. PMB
2014 CURVE
CAREER TRANSACTIONS... Selected by the Pittsburgh Pirates in the

2nd round of the 2010 MLB Draft from St. Edward (Ohio) High School
FACTOID: WHATS IN A NAME
YR CLUB
12
GCL Pirates (R)
13 West Virginia (A)
Bradenton (A)
MiLB Totals
AVG
.213
.324
.229
.262
G
AB
R
H
2B
3B
42
150
23 32
6
2
66 244 42 79 16 1
66 236 28 54 18 0
174 630 93 165 40 3
HR RBI
BB
SO
3
19
21
50
17 61 36 79
4 25 41 82
24 105 98 211

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SB CS
2
0
6 1
2 3
10 4
E
10
3
4
17
15
GENERAL INFORMATION
The name Curve was officially chosen as the team nickname on July 2. 1998. The name was selected by fans in a name the
team contest. Other finalists included Fish, Ridge Runners and Lake Monsters. Curve was selected for two reasons: one
for the baseball connotation but also as a tribute to the historic Horseshoe Curve, located just outside the city of Altoona The
landmark Horseshoe Curve was built in the 1850s as a means to make it easier for incoming trains to navigate through the
Allegheny Mountains. The first train went around the Curve in 1854.
nathanBAKER|lhp
BIRTHDATE: DECEMBER 27, 1987 (26)
BIRTHPLACE: MEMPHIS, TENN
@NateBake21
BATS/THROWS: LEFT/LEFT
RESIDES: CORDOVA, TENN.
ACQUIRED: 5TH ROUND (2009)
CAREER HIGHS
IP (START): 8.1, 7/5/11 (BRD @ PMB)

IP (RELIEF): 6.0, 6/2/11 (BRD v. BRV)
RUNS ALLOWED: 8, 4/30/12 (ALT @ ERI)
WALKS: 6, 8/10/13 (ALT v. HAR)

STRIKEOUTS: 8, 4x, last - 8/29/11 (BRD v. SLU)
MOST HITS: 11, 8/21/13 (ALT v. REA)
CAREER TRANSACTIONS...Selected by the Pittsburgh Pirates

in the 5th round of the 2009 MLB Draft out of the University of
Mississippi
CURVE CUTS...Entered the 2011 season ranked as the 17th-best
prospect in the Pirates system according to Baseball America...
Named one of the Top 150 players by the same publication coming out of high school in Cordova, Tenn...Father, Tim, was drafted
by the Boston Red Sox and his grandfather, Chuck Daniel, played
professionally for the Detroit Tigers...Saw his strikeout totals
jump in his senior year at Ole Miss from 6.23 per nine his first
two years to 9.27 strikeouts per nine innings...Of his 49 collegiate
appearances, 20 came out of the bullpen...Named a 2010 South
Atlantic League mid-season All-Star
2013...Saw action in two spring games for the Bucs (1.1 IP, 0 H, 0
R, 1 HB, 0 BB, 1 K)...Tossed 0.2 IP in Pirates-Curve Exhibition (4
BB, 4 R)...Grabbed first save on 4/6... Tossed 0.1 IP on 4/17 vs.
RIC (2 BB, 3 R)...Stranded two inherited runners on 5/14 vs. TRE
(1.2 IP, 0 H, 1 R, 1 BB)...Dealt 1.1 scoreless on 5/18...Recorded
save on 6/1 @ POR...Was his first save since 4/6 @ ERI...Grabbed
first win of 2013 on 6/4 vs. REA (1.0 IP, 1 H, 0 R)...Gave up three
runs on three hits, including a homer, on 6/8 vs. BIN (0.0 IP)...
Turned in four hitless innings of relief 6/26 vs. NBR striking out a
season-high six...Worked a bullpen season-high 4.1 innings 6/30
@ AKR...Went five straight relief outings without allowing a run
from 7/11-23 (7.0 IP)...Made first start of the year on 7/26 @ NHM
(5.0 IP, 6 H, 2 R, 1 ER, 0 BB, 5 K)...Was 2-0 with a 1.23 ERA in eight
appearances (one start) in July (14.2 IP)...Seven of his last nine
appearances in 2013 were as a starter...In first full month as a
starter in 2013 (August), Baker was 0-3 with a 6.14 ERA...Went
at least five innings in all seven starts and at least six innings in
four of seven starts...Best start was in his final appearance of the
season on 9/1 vs. AKR (6.0 IP, 7 H, 2 R, 0 BB, 7 K)
2012...Went five innings and gave up just one earned run in
Double-A debut on 4/6 vs. ERI...Continued strong start to the
season at RIC on 4/13 (W, 6.0 IP, 0 R)...Went nine straight shutout
innings between first two starts...Walked a career high-tying
four on 4/18 at HAR...Suffered his second setback in a row to
Harrisburg on 4/25...First two starts (2-0, 0.82 ERA)/next three
(0-3, 12.41 ERA)...Rebounded with seven shutout innings on 5/5
vs. RIC...Lost on 5/10 @ ERI (5.0 IP, 7 H, 5 R, 3 ER)...Took a no
decision in Bowie on 5/16 and walked a career-high five...Came out
of the bullpen in a piggyback role as Jeff Karstens made a rehab
start on 5/21 (4.0 IP, 3 H, 1 R, 0 ER)...Walked a career-worst five
on 5/16, 5/26 & 6/2...Failed to pitch at least five innings in four
appearances (three starts) from 5/16-6/2...Finished 5.2 innings
YR CLUB
09 State College (A)
10
West Virginia (A)
Bradenton (A)
11 Bradenton (A)
12 Altoona (AA)
13
Altoona (AA)
MiLB Totals
16
in AKR on 6/8 and allowed two runs for a no decision...Moved to

the bullpen for good on 6/20...Responded to move well, giving up
one run across his first five outings (10.2 IP)...From 7/8 to the
end of the season, couldnt put together back-to-back scoreless
relief outings...Went into the break with a 3-6 record and a 5.00
ERA (19 G, 12 starts)...Was 1-1 with a 4.80 ERA after (13 G, one
start)...Allowed six runs on six hits (3 HR) in 2.2 IP on 8/14 @
POR...Finished off the campaign with a strong scoreless five
innings on 9/2 @ ERI
2011...Spent the season with Bradenton...Gave up 10 runs in his
first two games...Allowed four or more runs in three of four April
games (5.57 ERA)...Did not record a win in the month of May but
posted a 3.81 ERA across six starts...Turned in first quality start
of the season on 5/1 @ PMB (6.0 IP, 2 R, 0 BB, 5 K)...Allowed a
season-worst seven runs (two earned) in 1.2 IP on 5/18 vs. DUN...
Threw six shutout innings with eight strikeouts on 5/23 @ LAK...
Continued to lower his ERA into June (2-2, 3.21, 7 G, 4 GS)...
Finished the first half 3-4 with a 4.15 ERA...Really took off in the
second half of the season (7-4, 2.62 ERA 14 G, 13 GS)...Tossed
a career-high 8.1 innings in win over PMB on 7/5...Five of his 13
second-half starts were quality starts...Had an ERA of 3.07 across
five July starts...Had his best month of the season in August (4-1,
1.96 ERA in six starts)...Won five of his last six decisions...His
3.34 ERA was seventh best in the FSL...Made one start during
the playoffs (7.0 IP, 2 R, 1 ER, 5 K)...Was 1-1 with an 8.80 ERA in
10 games (one start) for Mesa in the Arizona Fall League...Gave
up 15 runs in 15.1 IP
2010...Began the season with West Virginia before earning midseason promotion to Bradenton...Started the season with a slow
April (4.19 ERA in four starts) but ended his time with West Virginia
with a 2.99 ERA...Was named the South Atlantic League Pitcher
of the Week on 7/12 (14.0 IP, 0 R, 2 H, 12 K)...Went a career-best
eight hitless innings, allowing only one baserunner (HBP) on 7/6
at Hagerstown...Led West Virginia in ERA...Seven of his 16 starts
with WVA were quality starts...Tossed at least five innings in all
but three of his 16 starts...Opponents had a .210 BAA...Sported a
1.01 WHIP with West Virginia...Made nine starts with Bradenton
and had an ERA of 3.02...Went back-to-back starts on 8/20 and
8/28 without allowing a run (10.2 IP)
2009...Made his professional debut with State College on 8/5
throwing two scoreless innings vs. Aberdeen...Appeared six
times, making one start and held his opponents to a .193 batting
average and three earned runs over 16 innings...Five of his six
appearances were scoreless
W-L ERA
G
GS
CG SHO
0-0
1.69
6
1
0
0
6-5 2.99 16 16 0 0
2-3 3.02 9 9 0 0
10-8 3.34 29 25 0 0
4-7 4.94 32 13 0 0
4-4 6.05 38 7 0 0
26-27 3.99 130 71 0 0
SV IP
0
16.0
0 87.1
0 44.2
0 148.1
1 105.2
3 80.1
4 482.1
H
R
ER
HR BB SO
11
4
3
0
2
9
68 36 29 3 20 63
42 17 15 6 17 31
151 80 55 6 51 105
100 67 58 9 57 77
92 63 54 8 45 68
464 267 214 32 192 353

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ryanBECKMAN|rhp
RESIDES: FORT WORTH, TEXAS
ORGANIZATION

BIRTHDATE: JANUARY 2, 1990 (24)
BIRTHPLACE: FORT WORTH, TEXAS
@beckmandew35
CAREER HIGHS
IP (START): 5.0, 7/22/09 (PIR v. BRA)

WALKS: 3, 3x, last - 6/11/11 (BRD v FTM)
IP (RELIEF): 5.0, 2x, last - 8/25/09 (PIR v. BRA) STRIKEOUTS: 4, 3x, last - 7/23/11 (BRD v. TAM)
RUNS ALLOWED: 6, 8/8/09 (PIR v. YAN)
MOST HITS: 9, 8/3/09 (PIR @ BRV)
2012...Started season in Double-A Altoona...Made one appearance

for the Curve...Faced just three batters in outing on 4/6 before he
felt discomfort in his right elbow...Missed the remainder of the
season after having Tommy John Surgery
GENERAL INFORMATION
YR CLUB
09
GCL Pirates (R)
11
West Virginia (A)
Bradenton (A)
12
Altoona (AA)
13
Bradenton (A)
Altoona (AA)
MiLB Totals
2009...After being drafted, signed quickly enough to make eleven

appearances (three starts) and toss 39.1 innings for the Rookie-level
GCL Pirates...Gave up at least one earned run in first seven appearances and ten of eleven overall...Yielded five home runs, matching
his total of his three years since...Opponents batted .281 against
him, and Beckman struck out just 19 in 39.1 IP
W-L ERA G GS CG SHO SV IP

H R ER HR BB SO
2-2 5.49 11 3 0 0 0 39.1 45 26 24 5 8 19
0-2
4.68
21
0
0
0
3
42.1
40
25
22
3
16
21
0-0 0.00
4 0 0
0 2
6.0 5 0 0 0
0 3
4-4 3.12 42 0 0 0 11
52.0 44 29 18 1 18 46
0-0 0.00
1 0 0
0 0
0.1 1 0 0 0
1 1
2-0 4.00
13
0 0
0 1
18.0 20 9 8 2
5 11
0-1 2.37
15
0 0
0 1
19.0 19 7 5 0
7 15
8-9 3.92 107
3 0 0 18
177.0 174 96 77 11
55 116

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2011...Made four appearances for Low-A West Virginia before a

move up to Bradenton where he spent the duration of his season...
Allowed just five hits and no runs in six innings, picking up two saves
in two chances...Struck out three without issuing a walk and limited
opposing hitters to a .227 average against in the South Atlantic
League...Kicked off High-A stay with three more appearances
without allowing an earned run...Victimized for five unearned runs
on 4/27 vs. St. Lucie...Only gave up one earned run in first eight FSL
appearances...Had tough five-game span in late May and early June,
allowing eight earned runs in six innings to watch his ERA balloon
2010...Spent all season in State College, making 21 appearances

for the Spikes and going 0-2 with a 4.68 ERA and converting all
three of his save opportunities...Recorded a strong 2.37 groundouts for every out in the air...Struck out 21 and walked 16 in 42.1
innings pitched.
EASTERN LEAGUE
2013...Began the season recovering from Tommy John surgery...

Did not make 2013 debut until 6/3 with High-A Bradenton... Earned
save with Bradenton on 6/23 @ STL...Worked 2.0 innings in five of
his 13 relief appearances for the Marauders...Joined the Curve on
7/16 after beginning the season with Bradenton (2-0, 4.00 ERA, 13
games)...Was 1-0 with a 1.64 ERA in his last four games (3 BB, 3 K)
with Marauders...Picked up first career Double-A save on 7/18 vs.
ERI...Combined with Hollingsworth, Townsend & Ramos on secondever no-hitter in Curve history on 7/25 @ NHM (1.0 IP)...Gave up first
run in Double-A on 7/28 @ NHM...Went through August and was 0-1
with a 2.25 ERA in nine games (.239 BAA)...Made one appearance
in September and gave up one run on five hits on 9/1...10 of his 15
appearances with the Curve were scoreless outings
HISTORY/RECORDS
CURVE CUTS...Was home schooled but played high school baseball

near his hometown of Fort Worth, Texas...Attended same community college, Grayson County CC in Denison, Texas, that produced
Boston Red Sox pitcher John Lackey and former Pirate Andy
LaRoche and Danny Darwin...Reportedly earned the nickname The
Butcher from his Adelaide Bite teammates in Australia after carving
up 15 pounds of kangaroo meat for a team barbecue...Throws a
fastball, curveball, and changeup from a sidearm slot
from 0.93 to 5.17...Finished strong, allowing runs in just three of

final 23 appearances...Went 3-1 with six saves in eight opportunities and a 2.43 ERA in 24 outings in the second half versus 1-3, 5/6
(SV), 4.08 in 18 appearances in the first half...Strong in the ninth
inning for the Marauders (25.1 IP, 17 H, 12 R, 7 ER, 21 K, 7 BB, 2.49
ERA) but struggled in the eighth (14.2 IP, 18 H, 16 R, 10 ER, 10 K,
4 BB, 6.14 ERA)...Better against LH hitters (.190) than RH (.252)...
Surrendered just one home run with Bradenton (8/28 vs. SLU)...
Pitched over the offseason for the Australian Baseball Leagues
Adelaide Bite...Appeared in 14 games for Adelaide, going 1-2 with
a 3.20 ERA and six saves (third-most in the ABL) in eight chances...
Had the third-lowest batting average against among ABL pitchers
(.219) in his 19.2 innings...Struck out 19 batters, a ratio of 8.69 per
nine innings, fourth-best in the circuit among relievers...Walked just
2.29 men per nine, fifth-best for relievers in the league...Surrendered
just one run in his first seven ABL appearances and just two in his
first eleven...Allowed five runs in two appearances against eventual
league-champion Perth on 12/29 and 12/30 to send his ERA from
1.10 to 3.38...Finished his season with a scoreless inning of relief
and a save against Perth on New Years Day...Pitched strong on
the road in the ABL with a 1.23 ERA versus a 4.38 mark at Coopers
Stadium in Adelaide
2014 CURVE
CAREER TRANSACTIONS...Selected by the Pittsburgh Pirates in the

18th round of the 2009 MLB Draft out of Grayson County (Texas) CC
17
joshBELL|rf
@PirateBaseBell

BIRTHDATE: AUGUST 14, 1992 (21)
BIRTHPLACE: IRVING, TEXAS
BATS/THROWS: SWITCH/RIGHT
RESIDES: IRVING, TEXAS
ACQUIRED: 2ND ROUND (2011)
CAREER HIGHS
HITS: 4. 2x, last - 4/21/13 (WVA @ HAG)

RUNS: 3, 2x, last - 5/08/13 (WVA v. GVL 1 )
HOME RUNS: 1, many times
RBI: 4, 4/21/13 (WVA v. HAG)

STOLEN BASES: 1, 2x, last - 4/21/13 (WVA v. HAG)
LONGEST HIT STREAK: 10, 7/28-8/08/13
CAREER TRANSACTIONS...Selected by the Pittsburgh Pirates in

the 2nd round of the 2011 MLB Draft from Dallas Jesuit College
(Texas) Prep
CURVE CUTS...Rated by Baseball America as the 7th-best prospect
Listed as 6th-best prospect in the Pittsburgh Pirates organization
prior to the 2013 season...Was committed to play at Texas before
being drafted by Pirates...Hit .556 with 14 home runs and 56 RBI during senior season of high school in 2011 and was named Gatorade
Texas Player-of-the-Year, Baseball America All-American, USA Today
All USA First-Team Selection, Louisville All American, and one of
the top 10 High School players by Sports Illustrated
2013...Spent entire season with Low-A West Virginia Power and
batted .279 with 13 home runs and 76 RBI in 119 games...Went 1-4
in season debut on 4/4 @ ASH with a single...Hit seven doubles
over five game span from 4/8 to 4/12 ...Belted first home run of
the season on 4/10 vs. CSC...Collected career best four-hit games
twice in April (4/11 @ ASH and 4/21 vs. HAG)...Had nine multi-RBI
games in April and finished month with most RBI in South Atlantic
League (28) and second most doubles (12)...Finished April with .277
average with three home runs...Saw average slip in May (.264) and
hit only three doubles but mashed four home runs...Began June by
hitting safely in 14 of first 16 games (.365 average) and finished
month with a .325 average with one home run and 11 RBI...Named
South Atlantic League All-Star but did not play in game...Finished
first half of season with .289 average, eight home runs, and 46 RBI
while tallying 28 walks (.357 OBP)...Went 2-5 in first game after
All-Star break with two RBI on 6/22 vs. LWD...Finished June with
YR
CLUB
MiLB Totals
18
.325 average and struck out only 12 times (52 total strikeouts in
April and May)...Hit his first walk-off of season on 7/21 vs. KAN
with a sacrifice fly to give Power 5-4 victory...Saw lowest offensive
output of season in July with a .243 mark in a 21-game span but
11 of 18 hits were for extra bases (ten doubles, one home run)...
Hit second walk-off of season (fielders choice) on 8/4 vs. LWD...
Hit safely in ten straight games from 7/30 to 8/8 and batted .410
(16-39) during span...Finished August with .286 average in 26
games with four home runs and 14 RBI...Went 4-12 (two doubles)
and four RBI in Northern Division Championship Series against
Hagerstown...Fared better against southpaws with a .302 average
(.491 SLG%) in 106 at-bats than right handers (.272, .442 SLG) in
353 at-bats...Batted .310 in 323 at-bats when playing field and hit
.206 as a DH in 130 AB
2012...Played 15 games in first professional season with West
Virginia Power before a torn meniscus in left knee cut season
short...Finished season batting .274 with one home run and 11
RBI including five doubles...Made professional debut on 4/5 @ HAG
and went 1-5 with a double, RBI, and run...Collected first multi-hit
game 4/6 @ HAG...Had four straight multi-hit games from 4/10 to
4/14...Belted first professional home run on 4/11 @ ASH...Injured
rounding first base on 4/24 vs. SAV
2011...Did not play after being drafted by Pirates in the 2nd round
.
AVG
G
AB R
H
2B
3B HR RBI
BB
SO
.274 15 62 6 17 5 0 1 11 2 21
.279 119 459 75 128 37 2 13 76 52 90
.278 134 521 81 145 42 2 14 87 54 111

MEDIA GUIDE
SB CS
E
1 0 2
1 2 3
2 2 5
mattBENEDICT|rhp
RESIDES: ST. PETERSBURG, FLA.
ORGANIZATION

BIRTHDATE: FEBRUARY 3, 1989 (25)
BIRTHPLACE: ST. PETERSBURG, FLA.
@Bene_33
CAREER HIGHS
IP (START): 7.0, 5/25/12 (WVA v. KAN)

IP (RELIEF): 5.0, 4/18/13 (BRD v. PMB)
RUNS ALLOWED: 11, 6/10/12 (WVA @ ASH)
WALKS: 5, 7/29/12 (BRD v. DAY)

STRIKEOUTS: 7, 4/07/12 (WVA @ HAG)
MOST HITS: 11, 7/16/11 (SC @ WIL)
2011Assigned to short-season State College Spikes being drafted

by the Pittsburgh PiratesStarted 15 games for Spikes, going 5-3
with a 3.79 ERAMade pro debut with three hitless innings and two
punchouts on 6/19 vs. WIL...Collected first professional win two
starts later on 6/29 after allowing one earned run over five innings
Had a tough month in July and early August with a 7.84 ERA over a
six-start span Gave up a career high 11 hits in first professional
loss on 7/14 @ WIL...After All-Star break had an ERA of 0.90 (four
starts) and won final three games of season from 8/24 to 9/3
EASTERN LEAGUE
2013...Spent the entire season in High-A Bradenton and split time

between the bullpen and starting rotationStarted six of first seven
appearancesStruck out season-high six in 4/18 relief outing vs.
PMBPut up quality starts on 4/23 vs. JUP and 5/9 vs. CHA
Moved to bullpen 5/16Collected first save of year on 5/31 vs. JUP
after throwing two shutout innings Started three games in June
from 6/13 to 6/25 and went 0-2 with a 2.57 ERA in those games
Moved back to the bullpen on 6/30Did not allow a run in seven of
final nine appearances...Amassed an 0-6 record with a 5.55 ERA
in 13 games (seven starts) before the break and went 3-3 with four
saves and a 2.39 ERA in 15 games (two starts) afterWas 2-0 with
a 1.98 ERA in seven games during August (.196 BAA)Selected
to participate in Arizona Fall League (Scottsdale)Was 0-0 with a
2.81 ERA in 11 games as a relieverOpposing hitters batted .233
off him in his AFL time
HISTORY/RECORDS
CURVE CUTS...Struck out 174 batters in four-year career with WCU

Catamounts, ranking him 18th in school historySecond-team AllSouthern Conference Performer as a JuniorLed the team in innings
pitched (85.1) and strikeouts (70) during his senior seasonSouth
Atlantic League mid-season All-Star in 2012 with West Virginia
five earned runs in first five starts with West Virginia Made debut
with West Virginia on 4/7 @ HAG and tossed 4.2 innings with a
career-best seven strikeouts but received a loss thanks to three
unearned runs...Earned first victory in following start on 4/12 vs.
GVL (5.0 IP, 0 ER)...Had best month in April (1.67 ERA in five starts)...
ERA inflated to 3.86 in six starts during May (2-2 record) before
allowing 14 runs in 14.1 innings in JuneSelected to mid-season
All-Star team and participated in the All-Star Game (1.0 IP, 0 H, 0 R,
0 BB, 1 K)...Promoted to Bradenton and went 0-6 in first eight starts
with a 10.80 ERAAllowed four runs over 4.1 innings in team debut
on 6/22 @ CHA...Had best outing with Marauders on 7/3 in second
opportunity vs. CHA (6.0 IP, 2 H, 0 ER, 2 K)...Moved to bullpen on 8/3
and allowed an earned run in four of his five appearancesFinished
season by tossing five scoreless vs. SLU (4 H) on 9/1
2014 CURVE

in the 30th round of the 2011 MLB Draft from Western Carolina
University (N.C.)
2012Began season with Low-A West Virginia Power and was

promoted to Bradenton after 14 startsHeld a 4-4 record with a
3.42 ERA in 14 starts while with the Power and was winless in 14
games (nine starts) with Bradenton (0-8, 8.08 ERA)...Allowed only
FACTOID: IT OUTLASTED THE ENERGIZER BUNNY
YR CLUB
12
West Virginia (A)
Bradenton (A)
13 Bradenton (A)
MiLB Totals

5-3
3.79
15
15
0
0
0
71.1
4-4 3.42 14 14 0 0 0 76.1
0-8 8.08 14 9 1 0 0 49.0
3-9 4.17 28 9 0 0 5 86.1
12-24 4.55 71 47 1 0 5 283.0

MEDIA GUIDE
H R ER HR BB SO
77
41
30
1
15
39
72 42 29 3 23 44
61 51 44 5 26 22
109 51 40 4 24 48
319 185 143 13 88 153
19
GENERAL INFORMATION
The longest game in Altoona Curve history took place on July 13, 2000 in Norwich, Conn, when Altoona outlasted the Navigators, 6-5, in 19 innings. The game took six hours and 17 minutes to play. With the score tied 2-2, the Curve scored four times
in the top of the 19th inning before they withstood a three-run comeback attempt in the bottom half of the frame to earn the
win.
kelsonBROWN|if
BIRTHDATE: NOVEMBER 7, 1987 (26)
BIRTHPLACE: LA CAADA, CALIF.
RESIDES: LA CAADA, CALIF.
CAREER HIGHS
HITS: 4, 2x, last - 9/3/12 (ALT @ ERI)

RUNS: 4, 6/25/12 (ALT v. AKR)
HOME RUNS: 2, 6/25/12 (ALT v. AKR)
RBI: 3, 3x, last - 8/31/10 (SC @ BAT)

STOLEN BASES: 1, many times

34th round of the 2010 draft out of Linfield (Ore.) College
CURVE CUTS...Played for former MLB infielder and three-time
World Series Champion Scott Brosius while at Linfield College...
Was the first player drafted out of Linfield since Brian Barnett was
taken by the Toronto Blue Jays in 1997 (17th round)...Hit a team
best .443 (third-best all-time at Linfield) during his 2010 campaign
for the Wildcats...Set club records during the same season for hits
(89), doubles (27), RBI (72) and total bases (147)...Team won a
school-record 37 games that season...First team ABCA All-America
shortstop as a senior...West Region and Northwest Conference
Player of the Year in 10...Won the NWC Player of the Week award
twice during his senior season...Two-time Rio Honda League AllStar while playing high school ball at La Caada (Calif.) HS...Parents
both work at the NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Pasadena, Calif.
2013...Played for the Pirates in the Pirates-Curve Exhibition game
on 3/30...Assigned to the Altoona roster on 4/16...Grabbed first
start on 4/17 (2-for-3)... Scored three runs on 4/20 @ HAR (2)...
Drove home the go-ahead runs in the bottom of the third inning
5/11 vs. RIC (2)... Appeared as a reliever on 5/26 vs. RIC tossed
a scoreless eighth inning while issuing one walk...Batted .187 in
75 at bats before the All-Star Break...Enjoyed best month in July
(.241 in 12 games)
2012...Made Double-A debut on 4/7 vs. ERI (0-for-3)...Got first
Double-A hit on 4/13 @ RIC...Had multi-hit game on 4/14...Had
hits in eight straight from 4/29 to 5/16 with eight RBI (13-for-25)...
Fell HR shy of the cycle on 5/16 @ BOW... Batted .395 in May (1
2B, 1 3B, 9 RBI)... Hit first two professional HRs in back-to-back at
bats 6/25 vs. AKR after playing first 185 games (582 ABs) without
a homer... Saw first game action since 6/28 on 7/6 vs. REA as a
pinch hitter...Hit in the helmet with a pitch back on 6/28...Had a
season-best four hits in final game of the season on 9/3...Batted
.531 in 32 at bats while playing shortstop (17-for-32) while batting

.206 in 34 ABs as a second baseman and .232 in 69 at third...Hit
.342 on the road in 30 games
2011...Jumped to High-A Bradenton for his first assignment at the
full-season level...Saw first game action as a defensive replacement
on 4/8...Grabbed first hit on 4/13 vs. JUP...Hit safely in four straight
games from 4/13 to 4/18...Had first three-hit game of the season
on 6/3 vs. BRV...Collected hits in six straight contests from 6/8 to
6/22...Had his best success across June (12 G, .324, 12-37) and July
(23 G, .312, 24-77) and was hitting a season-best .269 after game
on 7/31...Finished the season 19-for-78 over his last 24 games
(.244) to end the season at .262...Batted .270 in 51 games in the
second half overall...Played at nearly every defensive position in
2011 except for catcher and center field...Hit .282 with RISP (22for-78)...Excelled against RHP (.282 in 181 AB)
2010...Began his first professional assignment with short season
State College after being drafted out of Linfield...Hit safely in first
five games as a professional and 10 of his first 12...Overall, hit .348
in June before batting .247 in 20 games during July...Had a four-hit
day on 7/12 vs. VER (4-for-6, 2B, RBI, R)...Finished the season strong
with a .346 average in 52 at bats after the NYPL All-Star Game...
Hit .315 (23-for-73) with RISP...Had multi-hit efforts in 18 of his 62
games played...Hit both RHP and LHP equally (.295 vs. LHP in 61
AB versus .293 vs. RHP in 164 AB)
FACTOID: TRIPLE PLAY BASEBALL

On May 27, 2010 in Akron, the Altoona Curve turned the second-ever triple play in franchise history. Previously, the lone triple
play in team history occurred on May 3, 2001. In 2010, Chase dArnaud caught a line drive off the bat of John Drennen, stepped
on second and threw to first to get an innings worth of work complete in a matter of moments.
YR CLUB
11 Bradenton (A)
12
Altoona (AA)
13 Altoona (AA)
MiLB Totals
20
AVG
G
AB
R
H
2B
3B
HR RBI
BB
SO
.293 62 225 34 66 12 3 0 26 18 31
.262 84 260 29 68 10 2 0 27 14 35
.290 56 138
20
40 6 1 2 19 13 23
.192 53 104 13 20 3 0 0 5 12 16
.267 255 727 96 194 31 6 2 77 57 105

MEDIA GUIDE
SB CS
E
3 1 3
4 1 16
3 2 8
4 1 1
14 5 28
jarekCUNNINGHAM|if
RESIDES: SPOKANE, WASH.
ORGANIZATION

BIRTHPLACE: SPOKANE, WASH.
@JarekCunningham
CAREER HIGHS
HITS: 4, 5x, last - 7/27/13 (ALT @ NH)

RBI: 5, 2x, last - 6/29/11 (BRD v. PMB)
RUNS: 3, 5x, last - 7/22/12 (ALT v. ERI)
STOLEN BASES: 2, 2x, last - 5/30/13 (ALT @ BIN)
HOME RUNS: 2, 3x, last - 6/2/13 (ALT @ POR) LONGEST HIT STREAK: 18, 6/1 - 6/18/10
2009...Did not play due to left ACL tear

2008...Began his pro career with the GCL Pirates after being drafted
out of high school...Hit first professional HR on 6/28 @ GCL Reds...
Hit safely in eight straight from 7/11-21...Strung together a ninegame streak from 8/1 to 8/13

MEDIA GUIDE
SB CS
E
2 1 11
11
7
19
5 2 22
0 0 0
3 3 12
12 6 9
33 19 73
21
GENERAL INFORMATION
YR
CLUB
AVG
G
AB R
H
2B
3B HR RBI
BB
SO
08 GCL Pirates (R)
.318 43 148 20 47 11 1 5 22 14 26
09
DID NOT PLAY - INJURED
10
West Virginia (A)
.258
121
488
72 126 37
7
12
49
30
132
11 Bradenton (A)
.258 80 310 53 80 23 6 15 51 17 82
GCL Pirates (R)
.400 2 5 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 0
12 Altoona (AA)
.217 105 359 43 78 19 3 6 45 37 111
13 Altoona (AA)
.216 131 468 53 101 18 4 19 49 30 127
MiLB Totals
.244 482 1778 243 434 108 21 57 216 128 478
2012...Entered the season as Baseball Americas 18th-best prospect

in the Pittsburgh Pirates organization and top second base minor
leaguer... Tallied two hits, an RBI, and a run scored in five at bats
(.400) for the Pirates in four spring training contests...Had three
doubles in first four games with Curve...Smacked first Double-A
HR on 4/16 @ HAR...Hit the DL on 4/24 with a wrist injury...Missed
20 games and returned from DL (left wrist) on 5/18 vs. ERI... Had
walk-off hit in the second game of the doubleheader on 6/2 vs.
POR...Crushed walk-off, two-run double on 6/14 vs. TRE, capping
off six-run bottom of the 9th..Drove in three runs on 6/29 @ HAR...
Broke 0-for-23 skid with solo HR in the fourth inning of Game 1 on
2010...Played the entire season for the Low-A West Virginia Power...
Hit safely in his first six games and also 14 of hits first 15...Batted
.304 during April...Slumped to start May (0-for-18 from 4/29 to
5/3)...Hit another slump from 5/18-27 (1-for-25)...Wound up hitting
.194 for the month (worst of the season)...Rebounded in June to
hit .317 for the month...Hit in a career-best 18 straight games from
5/31 to 6/18 (.377, 7 2B, 2 3B, 3 HR, 13 RBI)...18-game hit streak
was tied for third-best in the league...Also reached base safely in
19 straight from 5/31-6/24...Drove in a season-best four runs on
6/5 @ ASH...Followed up 18-game streak with four-game hitless
streak...Hit .282 in the first half...Strung together a 10-game streak
from 7/5-16...Recorded a season-best four-hits on 8/3 vs. DEL...Hit
.236 after the All-Star break but matched his HR total from the first
half...Struck out 132 times in 121 games while walking only 30 times
EASTERN LEAGUE
2013...Hit first HR of the year in second at bat on 4/4 @ ERI...Hit

the first home run of the season at Peoples Natural Gas Field on
4/11 vs. HAR... Rode a modest four-game hitting streak from 4/913 (6-for-17, .353)...Batted .221 in 22 games during April with two
homers and four RBI...Homered to put the Curve in front on 5/22
@ REA in the top of the ninth... Tied a career-high with four hits on
5/24 vs. RIC (4-for-6)...Hit .223 in 30 games during the month of
May and hit seven home runs while driving in 11...Once again tied
career-high for hits on 6/2 @ POR (4-for-5), 2 HR, 2B, 3 RBI, 2 R...
Went 3-for-4 with a HR, 2 RBI on 6/12 @ NBR (1)...Mashed another
homer on 6/14 vs. TRE...Selected to EL All-Star team on 6/26...Had
best month average wise, hitting .247 with five homers and 12 RBI
in 24 games during the month of June...Had a hit and drove in a
run in EL All-Star Game on 7/10...Hit .448 (13-for-29) during his
season-long seven-game hitting streak from 7/24-7/31 (4 2B, HR,
7 RBI, 5 R)...Hit first HR since 6/20 on 7/24 @ TRE...Once again
tied his career-high with four hits on 7/27 @ NHM...Batted .233
(21-for-90) in July...Was 9-for-17 during five game hitting streak
(2B, 3B, 3 RBI, SB) from 8/20-8/24...Batted .162 in 30 games during
the month of August...Homered on the final day of the season (9/2)
in loss to Akron (1-for-3, HR, RBI, R)...Finished the season with a
career-high 19 home runs that led the team
2011...Spent a majority of his time with High-A Bradenton...Homered twice and drove in five on 4/18 @ JUP...Notched first three-hit
game on 4/22 @ FTM (3 doubles)...Found his second multi-HR
game on 4/26 vs. SLU and drove in four...Went 10-for-18 (.555)
over four-game stretch from 4/22-27...Homered in back-to-back
games 5/24-25...Hit for his best monthly average of the season in
May (.313)...Smacked four hits including a HR on 6/12 @ FTM...
Named a FSL mid-season All-Star...Drove in a season-best five runs
on 6/29 vs. PMB...Named FSL Player of the Week for the week of
June 29-July 4...Developed concussion-like symptoms in mid-July
and never returned to game action with Bradenton...Played in two
rehab games with the GCL Pirates in late August...Selected to
participate in the Arizona Fall League...Batted .222 with 3 HR and
16 RBI in 25 games for Mesa...Best game came on 10/17 vs. Salt
River (3-for-5, 3B, 2 HR, 5 RBI, 3 R)
HISTORY/RECORDS
CURVE CUTS...First Team All-Great Spokane League Selection in

2007 as a junior (.397, 7 HR)...Named Mr. Baseball by the Spokane
Coaches League in 2007...Was a 2007 Area Code Game participant
for the Washington Nationals...Earned All-Tournament honors at
the 2007 Area Code Games...Under Armor Preseason All-American
by TeamOneBaseball.com in 2008...Entered 2012 as the 18th best
prospect in the Pirates system according to Baseball America
7/22 vs. ERI...Had hits in nine of 10 games from 8/16-8/27...Batted

.241 in August (second-best average of any month)
2014 CURVE

in the 18th round of the 2008 MLB Draft = out of Mt. Spokane
(Wash.) High School
emmanuelDE LEON|rhp
BIRTHPLACE: LA VEGA, D.R.
RESIDES: LA VEGA, D.R.
ACQUIRED: NDFA 7/24/07
CAREER HIGHS
IP (START): 6.0, 7/1/09 (DSL PIR v. DSL TB) WALKS: 5, 6/25/09 (DSL PIR v. DSL ROY)
IP (RELIEF):4.0, 2x, last - 6/28/13-2(BRD @ CHA) STRIKEOUTS: 7, 2x, last - 8/5/09 (DSL PIR @ DSL FLA)
RUNS ALLOWED: 6, 2x, last - 8/29/12 (BRD v. FTM) MOST HITS: 6, 6/2/13 (BRD vs JUP)
CAREER TRANSACTIONS...Signed by the Pittsburgh Pirates as a
non-drafted free agent 7/24/07
CURVE CUTS...Has been eligible for the Rule 5 Draft since 2011
2013...Appeared in 30 games (two starts) with the High-A Bradenton Marauders and tallied a 3-2 record with a 3.49 ERA and four
saves... Got off to a hot start by allowing only two earned runs in
first seven outings from 4/28 to 5/17 (8.2 IP)...Collected a save in
first appearance on 4/28 vs BRV... Earned first win of season on
5/17 vs STL... Finished May with a 3.46 ERA in eight appearances
after opponents batted .288 against him...Tossed four innings in the
second game of a doubleheader on 6/13 @ LAK to pick up second
victory of season... Blew only save of season on 6/24 @ STL (3.0
IP, 2 ER) but Bradenton won the game 6-4 in extras...Finished June
with a 3.94 ERA in six games... Took first loss of season on 7/7
vs. CHA after allowing five unearned runs...Had highest ERA in a
month at the end of July (4.50) in eight appearances and walked
only two batters...Earned last save of the 2013 season on 8/10 after
striking out three batters in the ninth...Earned last win on 8/27 @
JUP...Pitched his longest outing of season in final appearance on
8/29 vs. FTM (5.0 IP) while striking out a season-best five batters
2012...Had two different stints with the Low-A West Virginia Power
(1-5, 5.08 ERA, 4 SV), short-season State College Spikes (1-1, 1.50
ERA, 2 SV), and finished the season with Bradenton (0-1, 3 G)...
Began year with West Virginia and registered a save after hurling
two shutout innings on 4/6 @ HAG with four strikeouts...Took first
loss on 4/10 @ ASH...Registered first win on 4/13 vs GVL (2.0 IP, 3
K)...Finished April with a 1-2 record and a 6.23 ERA in 13 innings...
Picked up third save of season on first day in May...Pitched shutout
ball in May with the exception of two outings with five earned runs
(5/19 and 5/25) and was transferred to State College following
his outing on 5/25...Did not allow an earned run in five of first six
outings (0.84 ERA, 10.2 IP)...Made Spikes season debut on 6/18
and allowed three unearned runs @ WIL...Picked up first save with
Spikes on 6/22 after striking out three batters (2.1 IP, 1 H)...Took
first loss with State College on 7/14 vs BRK... Picked up only win
with Spikes on 7/22 @ WIL (2.0 IP, 0 ER)...After shutout inning on
7/27 @ CT was promoted back to West Virginia Power...Did not
allow any earned runs in six games with Power after return (11.0
IP)...Took a pair of losses on 8/14 vs GBO and 8/16 @ KAN after
YR
CLUB
08
DSL Pirates (R)
09
DSL Pirates (R)
10
GCL Pirates (R)
11
State College (A)
12
State College (A)

West Virginia (A)
Bradenton (A)
13 Bradenton (A)
MiLB Totals
22
allowing an unearned run...Promoted to Bradenton and made first

appearance on 8/24 @ JUP...Took first loss with Marauders on
8/29 vs FTM (1.1 IP, 5 ER)...Spun three shutout innings on 9/2 vs.
STL to end season
2011...Played 21 games with the State College Spikes and amassed
2-2 record with a 3.28 ERA in 21 games and five saves in eight
chances... Allowed four runs in Spikes debut on 6/20 vs. AUB...
Allowed only one earned run from 6/25 to 8/5 (13.2 IP)...Picked up
first win on 7/1 vs MV... Earned a save in three straight appearances
from 7/27 to 8/5...Finished July with a season best 1.23 ERA in eight
games (1-1, 2 SV)...Allowed two earned runs over last six outings
(6.1 IP)...Posted better numbers when away from State College
(1.42 ERA, 12 games) compared to home (5.25 ERA, 9 games)
2010...Played five games (7.0 IP) for GCL Pirates and went 1-0 with
a 3.86 ERA in five games (two starts)...Started first game of season
on 7/10 @ TIG and lasted only 0.1 innings and allowed three earned
runs...Did not allow any runs from 8/17 to 8/28
2009...Went 2-4 with a 4.25 ERA in 14 starts in second season with
DSL Pirates...Allowed one run over three innings (0 H) in season
debut on 6/3 vs DSL OBR (6 K)... Went 0-1 with a 6.32 ERA in five
starts in June...Won first game of season on 7/1 vs. DSL TB after
allowing only one earned run over six innings...Finished July with
2-3 record and 3.86 ERA over 21 innings...Tossed five shutout innings but received a no-decision in final start of season on 8/19 vs.
DSL OBR...Had best month of season during August after holding
opponents to a .182 average but improved on number of walks (4
in August, 29 in June and July combined)
2008...Appeared in eight games as a reliever for DSL Pirates and
amassed a 4.00 ERA over nine innings....Made professional debut
on 6/6 vs. DSL ANG and tossed a scoreless inning...Tossed two
scoreless innings in final appearance of season on 8/12 vs DSL RGR
W-L
ERA
G
GS CG
SHO SV
IP
H
R
ER
0-0
4.00 8
0
0
0
0
9.0 9
8
4
2-4
4.25 14
14 0
0
0
48.2 35
32
23
1-0
3.86 5
2
0
0
0
7.0 11
3
3
2-2
3.28 21
0
0
0
5
24.2 21
10
9
1-1
1.50 12
0
0
0
2
18.0 20
9
3
1-5
5.08 22
0
0
0
4
33.2 32
22
19
0-1 13.50
3 0 0 0 0 5.1
8 9 8
3-2 3.49
30 2 0 0 4 59.1
58 29 23
10-15
4.03
115
18
0 0 15 205.2
194
122
92

MEDIA GUIDE
HR BB
SO
0
8
13
2
33
52
0
5
10
1
8
17
0
9
19
3
24
40
1 2 7
5 20 58
12
109
216
eliasDIAZ|c
RESIDES: MARACAIBO, VENEZUELA
ACQUIRED: NDFA (11/7/08)
ORGANIZATION

BIRTHPLACE: MARACAIBO, VENEZUELA
CAREER HIGHS
HITS: 3, many times

RUNS: 3, 2x, last - 6/7/11 (WVA v. DEL)
RBI: 4, 3x, last - 5/19/13 (BRD v. STL)

with 16 errors behind the plate and threw out 28 of 129 potential
base stealers (21.7%)
CURVE CUTS...Ranked first among Venezuela Summer League

catchers in games (41), total chances (279) and assists (51) in
2009...Led all South Atlantic League catchers in games (92) and
assists (86) in 2012
2010...Came stateside for his first season with the GCL Pirates...
Hit safely in his first five games and drove in three runs...Collected
4 RBI on 7/6 @ GCL PHL...Mashed his first HR of the season on
7/9 vs. GCL TIG...Rattled off another five-game hit streak from
7/26-8/2...Had just two hits in his last nine games
2009...Went 2-for-6 with a double, homer and three RBI in second
game with the VSL Pirates on 5/19...Was the beginning of a
seven-game hit streak...Went on to hit safely in 10-of-11 games
from 5/19-31...Hit .370 for the month of May (12 games) with two
homers and 13 RBI...Picked up a five-game hit streak from 6/1621 and again from 7/2-7...Had only three-hit game of the season
on 7/27 vs. VSL SEA (3-for-5, R, RBI)...Was held hitless for seven
straight games from 7/28-8/6...Grabbed a 3-for-3 day with a double
and two RBI in his final game on 8/7
EASTERN LEAGUE
2012...Was the primary catcher in second full season with the Low-A
West Virginia Power...Batted .208 with three home runs and 26 RBI
in 92 games behind the plate...Went 1-5 in season debut...Had a
tough first three months offensively in the season with a .168 batting average at the end of June but showed great offense in July...Hit
first home run of season on 7/1 @ DEL...Hit safely in eight straight
games from 6/29 to 7/10 and career-best nine straight from 7/14 to
7/26...Saw batting average climb above .200 on 7/24 for first time
since 4/12...Batted .306 in July and hit all three home runs of the
season during month...Batted .216 in August and September...Hit
much better in the second half of the season (.260 AVG) than the
first (.162 AVG)...Committed 14 errors as catcher and threw out
27% of base stealers (48-for-177)
AVG
.272
.218
.221
.208
.279
.236
G
64
41
90
92
57
344
AB
R
H
2B
3B
232 33 63 13 2
142
20 31
5
1
326 38 72 23 3
313 32 65 14 1
183 30 51 12 2
1196 153 282 67 9
HR
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BB
SO
36 29 47
20
10
28
45 23 69
26 22 51
15 31 33
142 115 228
SB
3
0
6
2
4
15
CS
4
2
1
2
4
13
E
7
4
16
14
5
46
23
GENERAL INFORMATION
2011...Began his first season at full-season ball with West Virginia...

Had one hit in his first six games with the Power...Went 2-for-4 with 3
RBI on 4/27 vs. HAG...Hit .164 in 16 games during April...Rebounded
to hit .241 in 18 games during May...Hit first Low-A homer on 5/19
@ LEX...Nabbed first three-hit game on 5/26 @ DEL...Was a perfect
3-for-3 on 6/5 vs. DEL...Drove in a run in five straight games from
6/5-11 during a six-game hitting streak (6/4-11)...Batted .239 in 19
games in June...Had a tough start to July, going hitless in his first
five games...Went on to hit .159 in 17 games in the month...Had
best-average month of the season in August (.269 in 17 games)...
Rattled off three straight three-hit games from 8/29-9/2...Drove
in a season-best four runs on 8/29 vs. LEX...Finished the season
YR CLUB
09 VSL Pirates (R)
10 GCL Pirates (R)
13 Bradenton (A)
MiLB Totals
HISTORY/RECORDS
2013...Played 57 games with the High-A Bradenton Marauders (55

as catcher)...Went 2-for-4 with a pair of doubles in his first game
with Marauders on 4/6 @ FTM in a losing effort...Finished April with
27 at bats and hitting safely six times...Went 2-for-3 with two runs
and a triple in first May game on 5/4 @ PMB...Went 1-3 with a grand
slam and two runs on 5/19 vs STL..Hit a home run in his next start
behind the plate on 5/22 vs TAM...Batted .250 in ten games played in
May...Saw the average increase slightly in June (.257) in 12 games
played but dropped again in July (.244)..Collected a season-high
three hits on 8/8 vs STL with a pair of runs...Had multi-hit games
in four straight starts from 8/8 to 8/14 (9-for-14)...Finished August
with best month of season offensively (.386 average)...Committed
five errors and threw out 26% of base stealers (19-for-74)
2014 CURVE

zackDODSON|lhp
BIRTHDATE: JULY 23, 1990 (23)
BIRTHPLACE: SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS
@Doddie011
RESIDES: NATALIA, TEXAS
CAREER HIGHS
IP (START): 7.0, 2x, last - 8/11/13 (BRD @ CHA) WALKS: 4, 6x, last - 7/11/13 (BRD @ PMB)
IP (RELIEF): 5.0, 6/10/13 (BRD @ LAK)
STRIKEOUTS: 8, 2x, last - 4/20/12 (WVA @ CSC)
RUNS ALLOWED: 8, 6/18/13 (BRD @ JUP)
MOST HITS: 10, 5/02/12 (WVA @ ASH)
in the 4th round of 2009 MLB Draft from Medina Valley (Texas)
High School
CURVE CUTSWent 10-0 with two saves and a 1.20 ERA in 16
games as a senior at Medina ValleyIn high school, hit .465 with
11 home runs senior yearWas committed to Baylor University
before signing with Pirates
2013 Spent bulk of season with High-A Bradenton and one game
with Double-A Altoona Went 6-8 with Marauders and owned a 4.40
ERA in 21 games (20 starts)Made first start on 5/5 @ DUN (5.0 IP,
5 H, 3 ER, 2 BB, 4 K) after returning from suspensionCollected first
of three straight quality starts on 5/11 vs. CHA but took the loss
after allowing two runs over 6.0 inningsWon first game on 5/22
vs. TAM (6 IP, 2 R)Finished May 1-2 with a 3.45 ERARegressed
in June with an 0-4 record and 6.84 ERA in six games (five starts)
Finished first half of the season 1-5 with a 5.32 ERA in nine games
Began second half of the season with a no-decision on 6/24 @ STL
but collected his fourth quality start of season (6.0 IP, 2 ER)Lost
two of his next three starts and had a 7.20 ERA from 6/30 to 7/11
Won three straight starts with a 2.62 ERA in from 7/17 to 7/27 and
tallied three more quality starts...Promoted to Altoona and made
only start 8/6 in loss @ BIN (4.0 IP, 8 H, 6 ER, 4 BB)Transferred
back to Bradenton and showcased best game of the season to collect fifth win on 8/11 @ CHA after tossing seven hitless innings
Was named Florida State Leagues Pitcher of the Week for efforts
in win on 8/11Earned final win of season on 8/16 vs. FTMDid
not factor into decision in final two starts of season but allowed
only one earned run in final 11 innings pitchedFinished August
with best month statistically (2-1, 2.67 ERA, 27.0 IP)
2012Started 21 games with Low-A West Virginia and finished with
a 6-6 record and a 4.86 ERA in a suspension-shortened season
Sputtered in first two games with Power (0-1, 7.00 ERA)Earned
first quality start of season but received a no-decision on 4/20 @
CSC after striking out a season-best eight (6.0 IP, 5 H, 0 ER, BB)
Grabbed first win on 4/26 vs. SAV but allowed three runs on eight
hits (2 HR) over 5.0 inningsFinished April with a 4.50 ERA in
20.0 IPHad a tough May as a whole but did gather second quality
start on 5/13 vs. CSC after allowing one run on one hit (ND)Had
worst start of year on 5/18 @ GVL after allowing five runs over 0.2
inningsFinished May with 0-3 record and 6.08 ERA in six starts
and saw ERA inflate to 5.36 by end of the monthWon two games
in June but had a 6.31 ERAFinished first half of the season 1-5
YR CLUB
09
GCL Pirates (R)
10
State College (A)
11
GCL Pirates (R)

State College (A)
West Virginia (A)
13
Altoona (AA)
Bradenton (A)
MiLB Totals
24
with a 6.12 ERA in 13 startsBegan second half of year with two

wins in June on 6/21 and 6/26 after throwing back-to-back quality
startsDid not allow an earned run on 7/6 vs. LWD over 6.0 innings
(ND)Posted wins in three of final four starts from 7/13 to 7/30 and
had a 1.96 ERA in 23.0 IPTossed a seven-inning complete game
on 7/13 @ ROMPlayed last game on 7/30 and picked up win vs.
HAGFinished July with a 3-1 record and a 2.93 ERA in six starts
Despite first half struggles, improved dramatically in second half
with a 5-1 record and 3.16 ERA...Missed all of August after being
suspended for substance abuse
2011Split time between West Virginia, the GCL, and short-season
State CollegeTossed 5.0 scoreless innings to collect win in Power
debut on 4/10Lost two of next three starts but finished April with
first quality start of season on 4/30 vs. GBO (6.0 IP, 1 ER)Made final
start with West Virginia on 5/12 in loss @ CSC and was transferred
to GCL Pirates due to a broken handPlayed three games with GCL
team from 6/29 to 7/9Took loss in first game back after giving up
four runs in 1.2 IP on 6/29 @ YANDid not allow another earned
run during time with GCL Pirates and was promoted to State College after start on 7/9Played four games with Spikes and went
0-1 with 4.58 ERA over 17.2 inningsTook only loss on 7/19 @
MV after giving up two earned runs over 4.0 inningsStruck out
season-best eight batters in last Spikes game on 7/30 vs. LOW (6
IP)Promoted back to Power roster and finished season in West
VirginiaWon first three starts after return to Power from 8/5 to
8/16 (1.50 ERA in 18 innings)Won final game of season 9/1 @ DEL
with 5.0 scoreless innings with two hits allowed...Finished second
half with a 4-1 record and a 1.97 ERA in six starts
2010Spent entire season with State College and amassed a 2-6
record with a 4.84 ERA in 15 games (13 starts)Started six times
from 6/19 to 7/15 and pitched no more than four innings in any of
those starts (0-2, 5.40 ERA)Blew save on 7/21 vs. MVPicked up
first career win on 7/26 in relief @ MVFinal seven appearances
were starts from 8/1 to 9/3Tossed 5.0 hitless innings and picked
up first win as a starter on 8/6 vs. SITook loss in next game on
8/11 @ LOW but struck out a season-high sixLost final three games
of season from 8/24 to 9/3 (13.2 innings, 2.63 ERA)
2009Played one game with GCL Pirates after being drafted by
PittsburghMade professional debut 8/31 vs. BLU and pitched a
perfect inning with one strikeout

0-0 0.00
1 0 0
0 0
1.0
2-6 4.84 15 13 0 0 0 57.2
0-1 4.15
3 3 0
0 0
8.2
0-1
4.58
4
4
0
0
0
17.2
6-4 2.57 13 13 0 0 0 66.2
6-6
4.86
21
21
1
0
0
100.0
0-1 13.50
1 1 0
0 0
4.0
6-8 4.40 21 20 0 0 0 110.1
20-27 4.35 79 75 1 0 0 366.0
H R ER HR BB SO
0 0 0 0
0 1
57 34 31 2 27 41
8 5 4 1
3 7
22
12
9
2
4
13
61 27 19 3 15 46
111 66
54
12 40
67
8 6 6 0
4 2
111 64 54 11 37 53
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kawikaEMSLEY-PAI|c
RESIDES: MILL CREEK, WASH.
ACQUIRED: FREE AGENT (1/14/11)
ORGANIZATION

BIRTHDATE: SEPTEMBER 3, 1988 (25)
BIRTHPLACE: BOTHELL, WASH.
@KawikaKualii
CAREER HIGHS
HITS: 3, 5x, last - 7/30/11 (WVA v. LWD)

RUNS: 3, 6/21/13 (WVA v. LWD)
HOME RUNS: 1, 6/30/12 (BRD v. PMB)
RBI: 4, 5/8/11 (WVA @ AUG)

LONGEST HIT STREAK: 6, 2x, last - 5/13-5/25/11
2012...Began season in extended spring training before assignment to the High-A Bradenton Marauders...Appeared in 47 games
with the Marauders and batted .167 with one home run and 11 RBI
(35 BB, .357 OBP)...Made Marauders debut on 5/11 vs. CLR and
went 0-for-3 with a walk...Registered first hit on 5/16 @ STL (2)...
Hit only professional home run on 6/30 vs. PMB, a two-run blast
in a losing effort...Had a tough first couple months of the season,
combining for a .157 batting average (8-for-51) but drawing 16
walks (.358 OBP)...Hit .216 in July and held a .423 OBP thanks to
his 14 walks during the month (15 games)...Drew a season-high
three walks on 7/14 vs. BRV (2)...Registered a .125 batting aver-
2010...Played one season with the short-season Yakima Bears of

the Northwest League in first professional season in the Arizona
Diamondbacks organization...Hit .167 in 42 games with 8 RBI...
Made professional debut on 6/19 vs. BOI as a defensive replacement behind the plate...Went 0-for-4 in first day at the plate on
6/21 @ EVE...Picked up first career hit on 6/26 vs. VAN...Tallied
first career multi-hit game on 8/31 vs. TC (2-for-4, R)...Registered
a hit in 14 games during the season...Made one error during the
season (fielding error on 7/29 @ SK) and threw out 53% of base
stealers (19-for-36)
EASTERN LEAGUE
2013...Returned to Low-A West Virginia for first time since 2011

and had troubles offensively in 49 games (.189, 0 HR, 14 RBI) but
had great plate discipline (36 BB, .379 OBP)...Joined Power on 5/28
vs. GBO after injury to Wyatt Mathisen and drew three walks in
season debut...Collected his first hit of season on 6/4 vs. DEL and
scored two runs...Scored season-high three runs on 6/21 vs. LWD
in West Virginias 11-7 victory...Finished June with highest batting
average (.250) and the most walks (15) in a single month during
the season...Combined for 14 hits in July (6-for-34) and August
(8-for-42) and finished the last three months of the season with a
.179 average...Made seven errors behind the plate and threw out
2011...Appeared in first season with Low-A West Virginia Power in

first season with the Pittsburgh Pirates organization...Batted .250
with 17 RBI and a .398 on base percentage during his 64 games with
the Power...Made debut with West Virginia on 4/10 vs. SAV and went
0-for-2...Had back-to-back three-hit games on 4/16 @ AUG (3-for-4,
RBI, 2 R) and 4/19 @ KAN (3-for-4, 2B, RBI)...Hit safely in 12 of 13
games from 4/26 to 5/25 and batted .452 (19-for-42) during that
span...Had highest batting averages in a single month during April
(.375) and May (.362), but could not find the same success in the
following months...Batted .184 (23-for-125) in games after 5/31...
Had final three-hit game of season on 7/30 vs. LWD...Had a .301
batting average prior to the All-Star break (.194 after)...Had much
better success when batting as a right hander (.356 AVG) than as
a lefty (.204 AVG)...Made five errors behind the plate and threw out
HISTORY/RECORDS
CURVE CUTS...Named pronounced KUH-vee-KUH...Attended

the University of Texas at Austin for freshman year of college in
2008 but later transferred to Lewis-Clark State College before the
2009 2009 season...Batted .283 in 49 games in first season with
Warriors and saw his average increase to .342 in final year with
program (40 games)
age in August and had lowest OBP (.263) during a single month...
Committed only one error during the season and threw out 28% of
base stealers. (19-for-68)
2014 CURVE
CAREER TRANSACTIONS...Selected by the Arizona Diamondbacks

in the 10th round of the 2010 MLB Draft from Lewis-Clark State
(Idaho) College...Signed by the Pittsburgh Pirates as a minor league
free agent 1/14/11
GENERAL INFORMATION
YR
CLUB
10 Yakima (A)
12 Bradenton (A)
13
West Virginia (A)
MiLB Totals
AVG
G
AB R
H
2B
3B HR RBI
BB
SO
SB CS
E
.167 42 90 10
15
3 0 0 8 10
21 3 0 1
.250 64 196 30 49 11 2 0 17 46 42 3 5 5
.167 47 120
19
20 6 0 1 11 35 33 3 0 1
.189
43
122
19 23
4
0
0
14
36
37
3
0
7
.203 196
528
78
107
24
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danGAMACHE|2b
BIRTHPLACE: NEWPORT, R.I.
@DanGamache10
BATS/THROWS: LEFT/RIGHT
RESIDES: EXETER, R.I.
CAREER HIGHS
HITS: 4, 8/11/12 (WVA @ LEX)

RUNS: 4, 8/4/11 (PIR @ YAN)
RBI: 4, 8/27/11 (SC v. WIL)

STOLEN BASES: 2, 6/7/13 (BRD v. FTM)
LONGEST HIT STREAK: 8, 3x, last - 7/14-7/22/13

6th round of the 2011 MLB Draft from Auburn University
CURVE CUTS... Hit .299 with 13 doubles, two triples, five home runs,
29 RBI and 35 runs scored as a junior...Hit .337 during his career
at Auburn with 31 doubles, three triples, 16 home runs, 77 RBI, 97
runs, a .535 slugging percentage and .438 on-base percentage...
Hit .365 as a sophomore with 15 doubles, eight home runs and
37 runs scored
2013...Played 133 games with the High-A Bradenton Marauders as
the primary second baseman and compiled a .258 batting average
with five home runs and a career-high 54 RBI...Ranked 2nd among
Pirates minor leaguers in games...Was hitless in first three games
from 4/4 to 4/6 before unleashing three hits and scoring first run
of season on 4/7 vs. FTM...Hit safely in eight straight games from
4/7 to 4/15...Had a consistent April and May by compiling a .283
batting average in the two months...Put up another seven-game
hitting streak from 5/28 to 6/3 and had five multi-hit games during
that span...Went 3-for-4 with two doubles and first home run of
season on 6/9 vs FTM...Finished with a .297 batting average before
the All-Star break and racked up 27 RBI...Matched the RBI output
after the All-Star break but saw the batting average drop after the
mid-summer classic (.221)...Batted .256 in June and slugged .422
thanks to ten doubles during the month...Had an eight-game hit
streak from 7/14 to 7/22...Batted a combined .197 in August and
September...Fared better when playing at McKechnie Field with
a .290 average in 67 games (.227 away)...Committed 18 errors
at second base and held a career-best .989 fielding percentage
on 5/25 vs. KAN (2)...Scored three runs on 5/30 after hitting safely
in all-three at bats with a pair of doubles... Went 2-for-4 vs. HAG
in final game before All-Star break...Finished with a .267 batting
average prior to the All-Star break with a pair of home runs, 21 RBI
and 21 doubles...Turned on the offense more after the All-Star break
(.302 , 3 HR, 31 RBI, 19 2B)...Hit safely in seven straight games from
7/20 to 7/26 with four multi-hit games (4 2B, 3B, HR)...Finished
July with best batting average in a single month (.308)...Hit .290
in August with 12 doubles..Hit .294 against right handers with four
home runs...Led all South Atlantic League second basemen in total
chances (521), putouts (211) and errors (21)
2011...Appeared in 26 games in first season of professional ball...
Began year with GCL Pirates and appeared in six games before
finishing season with short-season State College Spikes...Compiled
a .350 batting average (7-for-20) in the GCL and hit .231 with one
home run and 12 RBI in State College...Made professional debut
on 8/3 vs YAN as a third baseman and went 0-for-2 with a walk...
Collected first career hit in next game on 8/4 @ YAN and a careerhigh four runs...Hit safely in final three games with GCL and was
promoted to State College for 20 games...Made Spikes debut on
8/10 and went 0-for-1 as a pinch hitter...Hit first career home run
off Cody Fick and collected a career-best four RBI on 8/27 vs.
WIL...Hit safely in last four games of season from 8/30 to 9/4...
Made nine errors between GCL and State College while playing
third (6) and second (3)
.
2012...Had a successful first season in full-season ball with Low-A

West Virginia Power...Batted .285 with five home runs, 52 RBI and
40 doubles...Went 1-for-3 in first game with Power on 4/5 @ HAG...
Hit safely in five of first six games with West Virginia...Had an eightgame hitting streak from 4/20 to 5/2 (1)..Hit .273 in first month
with West Virginia and collected seven extra-base hits...Showed
consistency into May and batted .273 for second straight month...
Hit first home run of season on 5/8 @ GBO...Collected three RBI
FACTOID: THE AFFILIATION STATION

Listed below are the different affiliates that the Pirates have kept in the Eastern League since 1936.
1936................................Scranton, Pa.
1970-71.....................Waterbury, Conn.
1983.................................. Lynn, Mass.
1940-50............................. Albany, N.Y.
1972-73....................... Sherbrooke, PQ
1984-86...........................Nashua, N.H.
1954-56.....................Williamsport, Pa.
1974...................... Thetford Mines, PQ
1987-1990.................... Harrisburg, Pa.
1968-69..................................York, Pa.
1979-82............................ Buffalo, N.Y.
1999-Present....................Altoona, Pa.
YR
CLUB
11
GCL Pirates (R)
State College (A)
12
West Virginia (A)
13 Bradenton (A)
MiLB Totals
26
AVG
G
AB R
H
2B
3B HR RBI
BB
SO
.350
6
20
6
7
0
0
0
4
3
5
.231 20 65 6 15 2 1 1 12 5 13
.285
125
449
70 128 40
5
5
52
41
95
.258 133 480 58 124 34 3 5 54 58 139
.270 284 1014
140
274 76 9 11 122 107 252

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SB CS
E
0
0
3
1 1 6
7
4
21
8 9 18
16 14 48
willyGARCIA|of
RESIDES: SANTO DOMINGO, D.R.
ORGANIZATION

BIRTHPLACE: SANTO DOMINGO, D.R.
CAREER HIGHS
HITS: 6, 6/24/13 (BRD @ STL)

RUNS: 3, 4x, last - 6/13/13 (BRD @ LAK)
HOME RUNS: 2, 8/20/12 (WVA v. CSC)
RBI: 5, 7/1/12 (WVA @ DEL)

STOLEN BASES: 2, 4x, last - 7/5/13 (BRD @ FTM)
2012Played 122 games with West Virginia Power, batting .240 with
18 home runs and 77 RBI Went 3-5 with a pair of RBIs in first game
with the Power on 4/5 @ HAGCollected eight hits in next 60 at-bats
over following 16 games and saw average drop to season-low .169
2011Spent time with GCL Pirates and short-season State College

SpikesBegan year in Gulf Coast League and hit .266 with five home
runs and 35 RBI in 47 gamesOpened up 2011 season with three
hits on 6/20 @ BLU and two stolen basesHit safely only three
times in following seven games to finish June with a .191 batting
averageTurned it on offensively and hit .313 in July with two
home runs and 16 RBI (.567 SLG%)Hit safely in final four games
of season before being promoted to short-season State College on
9/2 for final three gamesWent 2-for-4 in only start of season with
Spikes in final game on 9/4
2010Played 51 games for DSL Pirates and hit .250 with one home
run and 22 RBI Went 2-for-5 with double as DH in professional
debut on 5/29 @ DSL ASTHit safely in 10 of first 12 gamesHit
safely 20 times in June and batted .303 in the month with 14 RBI
Hit first professional home run on 7/11 @ DSL TBPlateaued in
final 29 games of season with .204 average
YR CLUB
10 DSL Pirates (R)
11
GCL Pirates (R)
State College (A)
13 Bradenton (A)
MiLB Totals
11.................. Brandon Cumpton, RHP

12..................... Wyatt Mathisen, C/3B
13...........................Barrett Barnes, OF
14...............................Willy Garcia, OF
15..............................Tony Sanchez, C
16.....................Stolmy Pimentel, RHP
17........................... Clay Holmes, RHP
18............................ Blake Taylor, LHP
19......................JaCoby Jones, OF/SS
20..........................Cody Dickson, LHP
21..........................Andrew Lambo, OF
22................................Jaff Decker, OF
23..............................Stetson Allie, 1B
24...............................Jin-De Jhang, C
25.............................Elvis Escobar, OF
26.................... Wei-Chung Wang, LHP
27.....................Adrian Sampson, RHP
28.......................... Jon Sandfort, RHP
29...............................Gift Ngoepe, SS
30......................Joely Rodriguez, LHP
AVG
G
AB
R
H
2B
3B
HR RBI
BB
SO
.250 51 168 27 42 11 0 1 22 14 29
.266
47
177
26 47
9
4
5
35
11
49
.286 3 7 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 0
.240 122 459 57 110 17 2 18 77 32 131
.256 118 449 51 115 21 6 16 60 23 154
.251 341 1260
162
316
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SB CS
E
8 5 5
7
5
5
0 0 0
10 8 8
13 6 6
38 24 24
27
GENERAL INFORMATION
1......................... Gregory Polanco, OF

2.......................Jameson Taillon, RHP
3...........................Tyler Glasnow, RHP
4......................... Austin Meadows, OF
5...........................Nick Kingham, RHP
6................................Alen Hanson, SS
7..................................... Josh Bell, OF
8.............................. Reese McGuire, C
9........................... Harold Ramirez, OF
10........................... Luis Heredia, RHP
FACTOID: MINING THE PROSPECT HANDBOOK

Each season Baseball America ranks the Top-30 prospects in each organization entering the season. Listed below are the
Pirates Top-30 prospects entering 2014
EASTERN LEAGUE
2013Spent entire season with Bradenton Marauders and batted

.256 with 16 home runs and 71 RBIEntered the season as the 18th
best prospect in the Pittsburgh Pirates farm-system according to
Baseball America... Stumbled out of the gates with a .220 average
in April and MayCollected first home run of the season on 4/12 vs.
STLIn June began to turn season around, highlighted by 6-for-6
performance @ STL on 6/24 with a double and a home runSix hits
in the game set a Marauders franchise record...Finished June and
July with a .308 averageDrove in season-high four RBI vs. CLR on
7/17 Batted .400 (20-50) during career-best 13-game hit streak
from 7/21 to 8/10, raising batting average from .247 to .266Struck
out 154 times (2nd most FSL)20 outfield assists were the most
among any outfielders in the Pittsburgh Pirates organization and
in the Florida State League
HISTORY/RECORDS
CURVE CUTS... Rated by Baseball America as having the Best Outfield Arm in the Pirates minor league system at start of the 2013 &
2014 seasons Same publication also rated him as the 14th-best
prospect in the system entering 2014...Led all Pirates farmhands
in home runs (18) while finishing fourth in RBI (77) in 2012...Played
in two games for the Dominican Winter League in 2012 with the
Aguilas Cibaenas with a single, RBI, and run
Smashed first home run of the season on 4/13 vs. GVLHit safely in
nine of eleven games from 4/26 to 5/7, raising average from .169 to
.240Hit season-best .301 in May with four home runs and 16 RBI
Drove in season-high four RBI on 6/9 @ ASH and 8/20 vs. CSC
Held hitless in six straight games from 6/16 to 6/24 (0-for-16)
Established a career-high with 5 RBI on 8/30 at Delmarva...Belted
two home runs in 9-2 victory over CSC 8/20Did not register any
hits in final seven games of season (0-for-20)Ranked second in
SAL in strikeouts (131)Gathered 12 outfield assists
2014 CURVE
CAREER TRANSACTIONS... Signed by the Pittsburgh Pirates as a

tylerGLASNOW|rhp
BIRTHPLACE: NEWHALL, CALIF.
@TGlasnow
RESIDES: NEWHALL, CALIF.
CAREER HIGHS
IP (START): 6.0, 2x, last - 7/23/13 (WVA v. KAN) WALKS: 7, 5/28/13 (WVA v. GBO)
IP (RELIEF): 2.0, 7/19/12 (PIR v. PHL)
STRIKEOUTS: 13, 8/22/13 (WVA @ CSC)
RUNS ALLOWED: 7, 5/28/13 (WVA v. GBO)
MOST HITS: 6, 8/07/13 (WVA @ DEL)
CAREER TRANSACTIONS... Selected by the Pittsburgh Pirates in
the 5th round of the 2011 MLB Draft from Hart (Calif.) High School
CURVE CUTS... Rated by Baseball America as the 3rd-best prospect
Was the 19th-best prospect entering the 2013 season...Earned
Foothill League Pitcher-of-the-Year honors after 2011 senior
season when he went 8-2 with a 1.25 ERA and 99 strikeouts over
67 innings...Went to same high school as big leaguers Bob Walk
(Pirates), James Shields and Trevor Bauer...Signed to play at the
University of Portland before signing with the Pirates...Wears a size
17 shoe...Named the Pirates Minor League Pitcher of the Year in
2013...Had fourth-most strikeouts in MiLB in 2013
2013Spent entire season Low-A West Virginia Power and had a
breakout season with 164 strikeouts over 111.1 innings pitched
(9-3, 2.18 ERA)...Struck out six over five shutout innings in 2013
debut on 4/8 vs. CSC...Pitched four no-hit innings on 4/18 vs.
HAG...Tossed five shutout innings in first professional win on 4/29
@ SAV...Struck out ten batters in win vs. GRV on 5/05...Notched
third straight win with five innings of two-hit, one-run ball on 5/12
@ LEX, striking out nine along the way...Struck out eight over four
innings on 5/18 vs. LEX...Pitched five innings in 5/23 ND vs. LWD,
allowing two runs on two hits with 12 strikeouts...Allowed seven
runs on two hits and walked seven in 5/28 Loss vs. GBO...Struck out
eight on 6/2 @ LWD...Named as a Northern Division SAL All-Star for
June 18 mid-summer classic...Struck out eight on 6/9 ND vs. HAG...
Retired ten BlueClaws on strikes in 6/22 win vs. LWD...Pitched four
shutout innings on 6/26 and did not factor in the decision due to
a rain delay...Pitched six complete innings for the first time in his
pro career in 7/9 victory @ KAN, striking out seven along the way...
YR CLUB
12 GCL Pirates (R)

State College (A)
13
West Virginia (A)
MiLB Totals
28
Tossed six innings of shutout baseball in 7/23 win vs. KAN (2)...
Struck out new career-high 13 over five hitless innings on 8/22 @
CSC...Added four more strikeouts in final game of 2013 regular
season on 8/30 @ LEX and did not allow a hit over five innings...
Spun 11 hitless innings to end the regular-season with the Power...
Roughed up in postseason loss on 9/4 vs. HAG (2.2 IP, 3 H, 3 BB, 4
ER, 5 K)...164 strikeouts during regular season were most in league
by 20...Missed qualifying for league ERA title by 0.2 innings...Named
SAL Post-Season All-Star on 8/29...His 164 strikeouts broke a West
Virginia Power team record (Will Oman)...164 punchouts were most
by Pirates farmhand since Tom Gorzelanny had 167 in 2004...
Named Topps Class A All-Star on 11/19
2012Spent majority of season with GCL Pirates and finished year
with one game for short-season State College Spikes...Went 0-3
but held a 2.10 ERA in 11 games (10 starts) in Gulf Coast League...
Made professional debut on 6/19 @ BLU and allowed one run on
two hits over 3.2 innings but took loss...Tossed a season high 4.1
innings on 7/7 vs. PHL with season-high six strikeouts and did not
allow a single run...Made first and only career relief appearance on
7/19 vs. PHL and tossed two hitless innings...Finished GCL career
with six starts from 7/25 to 8/24 and allowed only two earned runs
(0.93 ERA, 19.1 IP)...Started the GCL Championship game and
pitched four innings (1 H, 0 R, 2 BB, 7 K) to help lead GCL Pirates
to first-ever GCL title on 8/29...Promoted to State College Spikes
and made only start on 9/4 vs. MV (4.0 IP, 4 H, 2 R (0 ER), BB, 4 K)
2011Selected by Pittsburgh Pirates in MLB Draft but did not play
immediately after being drafted.

H R ER HR BB SO
0-3
2.10
11
10
0
0
0
34.1
19
15
8
3
16
40
0-0
0.00
1
1
0
0
0
4.0
4
2
0
0
1
4
9-3 2.18 24 24 0 0 0 111.1 54 35 27 9 61 164
9-6 2.11 36 35 0 0 0 149.2 77 52 35 12
78 208

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benjiGONZALEZ|inf
RESIDES: CAGUAS, P.R.
ORGANIZATION

BIRTHPLACE: CAGUAS, P.R.
CAREER HIGHS
HITS: 4, 3x, last - 5/14/13 (BRD @ CLR)

RBI: 3, 3x, last - 7/20/13 (BRD v. CLR)
RUNS: 3, 5/20/11 (BRD v. DUN)
STOLEN BASES: 2, 4x, last - 8/17/13 (BRD @ FTM)
HOME RUNS: 1, 4x, last - 5/7/13 (BRD @ DUN) LONGEST HIT STREAK: 11, 7/23-8/5/09
CURVE CUTS...Was committed to Oklahoma State prior to signing

with the Pirates...Played for Puerto Rican Winter Leagues Leones
de Ponce, batting .197 with three RBI in 26 games
AVG
G
AB R
H
2B
3B HR RBI
BB
SO
.207
37
121
17 25
2
0
0
14
22
28
.289
49
159
23 46
5
1
0
13
17
33
.250 3 12 2 3 1 0 0 1 1 1
.236 122 406 40 96 12 1 1 35 35 71
.222 120 388 55 86 12 4 1 34 40 88
.265 99 294 49 78 11 3 1 20 27 63
.232 105 384 55 78 15 3 1 25 43 66
.240 535 1764 241 423 58 12 4 142 185 350

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SB CS
E
8
1
8
7
5
11
0 1 2
18 14 32
19 7 26
8 8 14
27 13 9
87 49 102
29
GENERAL INFORMATION
YR
CLUB
08
GCL Pirates (R)
09
GCL Pirates (R)
West Virginia (A)
11 Bradenton (A)
12 Bradenton (A)
13 Bradenton (A)
MiLB Totals
2008...Batted .207 with a .331 OBP in first professional season

with GCL Pirates (37 games)...Made professional debut on 6/22 @
ORI and went 1-for-6 as a DH...Hit safely in six of first seven games
from 6/22 to 7/4 and had a .304 average...Batted .186 in July...
Drew a single-month best 12 walks and hit first two professional
doubles in August (.224 AVG, .371 OBP)...Committed eight errors
in 32 games (29 at shortstop)
2011...Hit .222 with one home run and 34 RBI in 120 games exclusively at shortstop during first season with Bradenton Marauders...Did not collect a hit in first two games of season and then
hit safely in seven straight from 4/9 to 4/17...Had best average in
2009...Began season with GCL Pirates and played 49 games before

a late promotion to West Virginia for three more games...Hit .289
with no home runs and 13 RBI in the GCL and went 3-for-12 with
the Power...Hit safely in six straight games from 7/3 to 7/9 to raise
batting average from .125 to .290...Had a career-best 11-game hit
streak from 7/23 to 8/5 and batted .333 (13-for-39) during streak
to raise average above .300 for first time in season...Dominated
southpaws batting .406 in 32 at bats and put up steady numbers
against righties (.260)...Was promoted to West Virginia at the end
of the GCL season and appeared in three games from 9/5 to 9/7...
Went 1-4 with a double and an RBI in first game on 9/5 vs GBO...
Committed a total of 13 errors at shortstop between the GCL Pirates
and West Virginia Power in 41 games...Also played 11 games at
second base and did not commit an error
EASTERN LEAGUE
2012..Played 99 games with the Bradenton Marauders and compiled a .265 average with one home run and 20 RBI...Stumbled at
the start of the season with a .214 average in April but collected
only home run of season on 4/22 vs JUP off Matt Neil and walked
the most times in any month of the season (10)...Turned the tide
in May with a .317 average in 21 games...Went 4-for-5 on 5/7 @
TAM with an RBI and a pair of runs scored...Collected three more
multi-hit games in the rest of the month...Had two multi-hit games
in all of June in what proved to be a tough month (.190 average,
18 games)...Hit safely in seven of eight games from 7/18 to 7/29
but batted .238 in the month with three RBI...Had best month of
season in August thanks to a .361 average in the month...Registered
four multi-hit games during August and hit safely in eight of nine
games from 8/12 to 8/23...Played 67 games at second base and
committed ten errors...Also spent time at third (21 games, 3 E) and
short (12 games, 1 E)
2010...Played a career-high 122 games at shortstop in first fullseason with Low-A West Virginia Power...Went 1-for-5 in season
debut on 4/8 @ SAV with a run scored but posted low offensive
numbers in April and May with a .180 average after last game in
May...Hitless in eight straight games from 4/30 to 5/8 (0-for-23)...
Hit safely eight times in a four-game stretch from 6/20 to 6/26
(8-for-16) to raise batting average above .200 for first time since
late April...Concluded June with a .253 average in the month and
had best batting average in July (.299)...Belted first professional
home run on 9/1 vs ROM...Hit .255 in August and September with
four extra-base hits...Had a .940 fielding percentage with 32 errors
HISTORY/RECORDS
2013...Appeared for third consecutive season with High-A Bradenton Marauders as a utility player...Batted .232 with one home
run and 25 RBI while collecting an on-base percentage of .314.
Went 2-for-5 with a pair of singles and an RBI in first game on 4/7
vs FTM....Had a steady April with a .250 average and three extra
base hits...Hit safely in season-best seven straight games from 5/4
to 5/9 to raise average from .239 to .273 and during that time hit
only home run of season on 5/7 @ DUN off Scott Gracey...Batted
.260 in May with 26 hits (8 XBH)...Had a tough June with a season
low .111 average over 19 games...Flipped the script in July with
a season-best .279 average plus a single-month best in RBIs (16)
and doubles (7)...Collected only four multi-hit games in August
and finished the month with a .224 average...Appeared mostly as
a third baseman with Marauders (51 games) and committed nine
errors all season...Also appeared in some games at second (13),
shortstop (9), left field (8) and right field (4)
April (.266) and was consistent into May (.264)...Went 4-for-5 and
was a triple shy of a cycle on 5/20 vs. DUN...Batted .181 combined
in June and July with six extra base hits...Saw better numbers in
August thanks to a .242 average in 22 games...Faltered against
southpaws (.173 AVG, .227 OBP) but fared better against righties
(.241 AVG, .322 OBP)...Committed 26 errors at short and held a
.951 fielding percentage
2014 CURVE

the 7th round of the 2008 MLB Draft from the Puerto Rico Baseball
Academy
alenHANSON|ss
BIRTHPLACE: LA ROMANA, D.R.
RESIDES: LA ROMANA, D.R.
CAREER HIGHS
HITS: 4, 6x, last - 6/18/13 (BRD @ JUP)

RUNS: 3, many times
RBI: 5, 6/21/11 (PIR v. BLU)

STOLEN BASES: 4, 6/29/11 (PIR @ YAN)

CURVE CUTS... Ranked by Baseball America as the 6th-best prospect
Began the 2013 season as the fifth-best prospect in the Pirates
system according to Baseball America and the second-highest
position player behind G. Polanco...Was rated as the 61st-best
prospect in MiLB according to same publication entering 2013...
MLB.com rated him as the 54th-best prospect entering the 2013
season and No. 67 in 2014...Named to the 2013 Florida State League
mid-season All-Star Team and named MVP of the mid-summer
classic...Named 2012 South Atlantic League All-Star (mid-season
and post-season)...Led the GCL with seven triples in 2011, ranked
second with 34 steals, and finished fourth with 42 runs scored
over 52 games...Finished 2010 in the top ten in the DSL with a
.324 batting average
2013 Started the year in High-A Bradenton...Was hitless in first
two games before rattling off a seven-game hit streak from 4/6 to
4/13...Grabbed first four-hit day of the season on 4/21 vs. JUP...
Batted .255 in 22 games in April but made 13 errors at short...Spun
together an eight-game hit streak from 5/7 to 5/15 to raise average
from .237 to .268 (13-for-35, .371)...Hit first High-A homer on 5/14
at CLR...Had a stellar day at the dish on 5/22 vs. TAM (4-for-5, 2B,
2 3B, RBI, 3 R)...Hit .311 in May (32-for-103) while making just two
errors in 27 games...Picked up another seven-game hit streak from
6/12 to 6/21...Batted .500 (14-for-28) during the streak (3 2B, HR, 4
RBI and 7 R)...Named a Florida State League mid-season All-Star...
Went 1-for-5 with a three-run homer in the ASG...Named FSL AllStar Game MVP...Hit .282 with 12 2B, 5 3B, 4 HR, 27 RBI in 238 AB
before the All-Star Break...Hit .279 in 129 AB after the break (11
2B, 3 3B, 3 HR, 21 RBI)...90 of his games were spent batting in the
leadoff spot for Bradenton (.279)...Had a season-best, nine-game
hit streak in Bradenton from 7/19 to 7/28 (11-for-36, .306) with 5
R, 2 2B, 2 3B, 2 HR and 13 RBI)...Had at least one RBI in eight of the
nine games during the streak...Collected 17 RBI in July, more than
any other month of this season while with Bradenton...Was hitting
.281 with 23 doubles, eight triples, seven home runs and 48 RBI
with 24 steals at the time of promotion from High-A Bradenton (92
games)...Promoted to Altoona on 7/30 from Bradenton...Went 0-for5 with 3 K in Double-A debut on 7/30...Collected his first Double-A
hit beating out an infield single on 7/31 vs. BIN...First multi-hit game
in Double-A 8/7 at BIN... Hit first Double-A HR on 8/14 vs. POR in
the 11th inning to tie game up at five ...First Curve player to hit two
triples in the same game on 8/29 @ HAR...Hit safely in 12 of his last
14 games in Double-A to end the season and raised average from
.183 to .255 (.364, 20-for-55, 1 2B, 4 3B, 5 RBI, 2 SB)...Ended the
YR
CLUB
10
DSL Pirates (R)
11 GCL Pirates (R)

State College (A)
13 Bradenton (A)
Altoona (AA)
MiLB Totals
30
season with 30 combined steals between Bradenton and Altoona

(24 w/Bradenton, six w/Altoona)...Selected to play in the Arizona
Fall League following the season...Hit .253 with a home run and 10
RBI in the Arizona Fall League (Scottsdale)... Played six games with
Toros del Este in the Dominican Winter League (4-for-17, BB, 2 SB)
2012Earned All-Star appearance during tenure with Low-A West
Virginia Power...Finished campaign batting .309 in 124 games with
13 home runs and 16 RBI...Went 3-4 with a home run, double, and
three runs in Power debut on 4/5 @ HAG...Scored winning run on a
wild pitch on 4/13 walk-off vs. GRV...Had a 16-game hitting streak
from 4/9 to 4/26 (.429 AVG during streak)...Finished April batting
.410 with four home runs, 14 RBI, and ten stolen bases (.441 OBP,
1.137 OPS)...Was the leadoff hitter in each of the first 31 games of
the season before getting first day off on 5/8...Collected first four-hit
game of season on 5/26 vs. KAN...Batted .277 with three home runs
and 14 RBI in May (Season average of .345 at end of month)...Went
0-for-4 in South Atlantic League All-Star Game on 6/19...Continued
to tear up the league after All-Star break by hitting safely in 12
games from 6/16 to 7/1 (.435 AVG during streak)...Had second
four-hit game of season on 7/5 vs. LWD (HR, 2 RBI)...Concluded July
hitting .255 with three home runs and 11 RBI (8 SB)...Hit safely in
six straight games from 7/31-8/6 and eight straight from 8/15 to
8/23...Played 20 games in August and held a .320 average..Went
0-6 in September with a run...Led South Atlantic League in runs
(99), triples (13), and total bases (258)...Committed a career-high
40 errors...Was selected as the leagues best shortstop following
the season in a poll conducted from the teams field managers,
general managers, sports writers and broadcasters
2011Played 52 games with the GCL Pirates as the primary
shortstop and finished the last three games of the season with
short-season State College...Batted .263 with a pair of home runs
and 35 RBI with GCL Pirates (24-for-30 stolen bases) while leading
the league in triples...Hit first home run on 6/21 vs. BLU as part of a
career-high five-RBI day...Collected only four-hit game on 8/17 vs.
BLU...Promoted to State College at end of season and appeared in
three games with Spikes (2-for-10)
2010...Made professional debut with DSL Pirates and batted .324
with a pair of home runs and 28 RBI while splitting time at second
and third...Walked in first professional at-bat on 5/29 @ DSL
AST...Collected first hit on 6/1 vs. DSL RSX...Smashed first home
run of season on 7/15 vs. DSL MTS off Gabriel Ynoa...Ranked
eighth in the league in batting, tied for fourth in runs and fifth in
total bases...Hit .353 against (18-for-51) against lefties and .316
(61-for-193) against righties...Spent majority of season batting
second in the lineup
AVG
G
AB R
H
2B
3B HR RBI
BB
SO
.324
68
244
48 79
10
7
2
28
22
37
.263 52 198 42 52 13 7 2 35 21 34
.200
3
10
1
2
0
0
0
0
1
2
.309 124 489 99 151 33 13 16 62 55 105
.281 92 367 51 103 23 8 7 48 33 70
.255 35 137
13
35 4 5 1 10 8 26
.292 374 1445 254 422 83 40 28 183 140 274

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SB CS
E
20
8
14
24 6 12
0
0
0
35 19 40
24 14 25
6 2 7
109 49 98
2013 CURVE
2013 CURVE
justinHOWARD|if
RESIDES: ENNIS, TEXAS
ORGANIZATION

BIRTHPLACE: DALLAS, TEXAS
@JHowey_11
CAREER HIGHS
HITS: 4, 8/28/11 (WVA v. LEX)

RUNS: 3, 2x, last - 7/4/13 (ALT v. ERI)
HOME RUNS: 2, 8/17/13 (ALT @ ERI) (1)
RBI: 4, 3x, last - 7/23/12 (BRD @ STL)

STOLEN BASES: 2, 7/11/12 (BRD v. BRV)
2010...Began professional career with the GCL Pirates after being

drafted...Was 2-for-4 on 8/4 in his debut vs. GCL Blue Jays...Hit in
10 of the 15 games that he played in for the GCL club...Reached
base safely in all but two games
GENERAL INFORMATION
2012...Made the leap to Bradenton to begin the year and spent the
entire season in a Marauder uniform...Had hits in six of his first
YR CLUB
10 GCL Pirates (R)
12 Bradenton (A)
13 Altoona (AA)
MiLB Totals
AVG
.341
.262
.283
.314
.285
G
15
126
83
98
322
AB
R
H
2B
3B
44
3
15
6
0
450
64 118 37
2
272 35 77 14 3
283 40 89 15 1
1049 142 299 72 6
EASTERN LEAGUE
2013...Spent entire season with the Altoona Curve and batted

.314 in 98 games with eight home runs and 38 RBI...Grabbed two
hits for the Curve and drove in a run on 3/30 in the Pirates-Curve
exhibition game played in Altoona...Walked in first official Double-A
at bat (pinch hit spot on 4/4)...Grabbed second start of the season
on 5/22 @ REA...Hit first HR of the season same day...Was 3-for-3
on 5/23 @ REA before game was suspended...Logged third start
of the season on 5/24 vs. RIC...Went 1-for-3 with a double, drove
in two runs and scored a run...Drove in 10 runs during the month
of May while hitting .258 in 12 games...Was 3-for-3 with a run in
Game 1 on 6/12 @ NBR...Had best month of the season to date in
June, going 22-for-57 (.386) in 22 games...Drove in five runs during June...Put together a team-high 12-game hitting streak from
6/25 to 7/6 (15-for-33, .454)...The 12-game hitting streak was also
a career-high streak for Howard snapping his previous mark of
11-games which came from 7/11-7/24/12...Reached base safely in
20 straight games from 6/14 to 7/6...Batted .338 (27-for-80) with
one HR and nine RBI in 25 games during July... Had eight-game
hit streak (7/26 to 8/4) halted on 8/6 @ BIN... Knocked in a run in
four straight games 8/9 to 8/13...Had six-game hit streak halted
on 8/16 @ ERI... Racked up first career multi-HR game on 8/17 at
ERI (1) (two solo homers)...Turned in a 3-for-4 day in the second
game of a twinbill with Richmond on 8/24...Hit five of his eight home
runs during the month of August while batting .312 (29 games)...
Had a total of 11 XBH in August (5 2B, 1 3B, 5 HR)...Batted .323
in 164 AB after the break (.303 in 119 AB before)...Hit .333 after
June 1 (80-for-240, 12 2B, 1 3B, 7 HR, 26 RBI, 34 R) in 78 games
(third-best average in all of Double-A and the best for any player
that played in at least 70 games)
2011...Spent the entire season with the West Virginia Power...Was

3-for-3 with a homer and four RBI on 4/12 vs. Asheville...Hit safely in
six straight games from 4/21-27 (11-for-22, .500, 2 HR, 5 RBI)...Batted .307 in 21 April games but did not have a monthly average over
.300 again until August (.321 in 25 games)...Walked five times on
6/11 @ Lakewood...Drew a walk in nine straight games from 6/1729...Reached base safely in 16 straight games from 6/17-7/7...Was
3-for-3 with a homer, RBI, and three runs scored on 8/1 vs. GBO...
Began a 25-game on-base streak on 8/4 that lasted until 9/3...Was
the tied for the sixth longest streak in the South Atlantic League in
2011...Had only four-hit day of the season on 8/28 vs. LEX...Drove in
four the very next day on 8/29...Ended the season among the league
leaders in doubles (37, T-2nd) and walks (78, T-2nd)
HISTORY/RECORDS
CURVE CUTS...Attended Ennis (Texas) High School...Was named

the teams offensive MVP in 2006 as well as an all-State selection...
Played his first two years of college ball at Navarro College...Club
was the 2008 Texas Eastern Athletic Conference Champions...
Named to the 08 NJCAA all-region XIV team...Hit .395 with 16
doubles, three triples, three homers and 53 RBI in 53 games...Transferred to the University of New Mexico before his junior season...
Batted .456 with 32 doubles, 10 homers and 72 RBI in 59 games
during senior season with the Lobos...Was named a Louisville
Slugger All-American as well as a 2010 all-MWC team selection...
Led the nation in hits and batting average most of the season...
Was a part of a Lobos team that made it to the NCAA Tournament
(their first in 48 years)
eight games with the Marauders...Drove in his first run of the season
on 4/20 vs. FTM...Had a five-game stretch from 5/16 to 5/22 that
brought his average from .229 to .299 (9-for-19, .474)...Collected
second three-hit game of the season on 6/4...Was 2-for-4 and drove
in three on 7/1 vs. CHA (2)...Hit safely in 11 games from 7/11 to
7/24 (15-for-36, .416)...Drove in a season-best four runs on 7/23
vs. SLU...Best statistical month came in July (20 G, .338 AVG, 14
RBI)...Batted .287 in 108 AB before the All-Star Break and .280 in
164 AB after the mid-summer classic
2014 CURVE

24th round of the 2010 draft out of the University of New Mexico
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RBI
BB
SO
3
6
12
66
78
112
29 44 55
38 38 62
136 166 241
SB
1
9
3
7
20
CS
0
7
6
6
19
E
1
10
0
3
14
31
jeffINMAN|rhp
BIRTHPLACE: BAKERSFIELD, CALIF.
RESIDES: BAKERSFIELD, CALIF.
CAREER HIGHS
IP (START): 5.0, 2x, last - 5/4/11 (BRD v. SLU) WALKS: 4, 8/5/12 (ALT @ NBR)
IP (RELIEF): 3.0, 3x, last - 8/1/12 (ALT @ TRE) STRIKEOUTS: 4, 2x, last - 8/24/12 (ALT v. RIC)
RUNS ALLOWED: 5, 8/5/12 (ALT @ NBR)
MOST HITS: 6, 8/5/12 (ALT @ NBR)
CAREER TRANSACTIONS...Selected by the Kansas City Royals in the
19th round of the 2006 draft but didnt sign...Taken by the Pirates in
the 12th round of the 2009 amateur draft out of Stanford University
CURVE CUTS...Finished his college career 13-12 with a 5.31 ERA
in 42 games (37 starts) at Stanford...Went 7-2 with a 4.27 ERA for
Stanfords 2008 College World Series team... Made one start for the
Cardinal in the CWS, and limited eventual finalist Georgia to just two
runs over 5.1 innings...Named the ninth-best prospect in the 2008
Cape Cod League by Baseball America...Honored as Stanfords Most
Outstanding Freshman after going 4-4 with a 5.74 ERA in 15 games
in 07...Tossed his first collegiate complete game (five-hitter) in win
over Washington State on 5/5/07...Lettered twice in football as a
WR in addition to his baseball success at Garces Memorial High
School in Bakersfield, Calif.
2013... Tossed 1.1 IP for Pirates in 3/30 Exhibition...Gave up one
run on two hits in first outing on 4/6 @ ERI...Tossed 2.2 scoreless,
hitless innings on 4/13 vs. HAR...Grabbed first save of the season
on 4/17 vs. RIC...Grabbed first win on 4/20 @ HAR (2) with two
scoreless innings...Scored second save on 4/29 vs. AKR...Did not
allow a run in six games from 4/13-5/2 (11.1 IP)...Allowed two
runs on 5/4 @ ERI (BS, L)...Made last appearance of 2013 on 5/8
@ HAR (2.1 IP, 0 H, 1 R)...Placed on the Altoona DL on 5/9 with a
right elbow injury
2012...Began his season in May with the Marauders after missing
the first month...Made six appearances and did not allow an earned
run (9.2 IP)...Fanned four in those six games...Opponents hit .125
off him in Bradenton...Joined the Curve on 5/24 from High-A Bradenton...Tossed one inning and allowed a run in Double-A debut
on 5/24 vs. HAR...Struck out three over two innings w/o allowing
a hit on 5/30 vs. RIC...Earned first save with perfect ninth on 6/5 at
REA, finishing off 1-0 shutout win...Took first loss on 6/8 @ AKR...
Picked up first win two outings later on 6/14 vs. TRE...Went 1-1
with a 3.94 ERA in eight games during July... Made spot start (first
start since May 2011) on 8/20 at Trenton...Tossed four scoreless
innings w/1 hit...Went on to make four more relief appearances
before seasons end...Did not allow a run in any of the four games
(4.1 IP)...All told, did not surrender a run in last seven games (one
start)...Seven games totalled 11.1 IP...Seemed to hate pitching
under the sun with a 9.82 ERA in five day games (2.84 ERA in 25
night games)...Was better after the break (3.14 ERA in 15 G) than
before (4.70 ERA in 15 G)...Racked up an ERA of 2.08 at home (14
G) while amassing a 5.10 ERA on the road (16 G)
2011...Started the season with High-A Bradenton and made it

through eight appearances to the middle of May before being
sidelined with the same elbow discomfort that made him miss all of
2010...Returned to the mound with three appearances for the GCL
Pirates in August; didnt allow a run in three innings of work...Made
it back to the Florida State League for four brief outings in August
and September...Allowed just one earned run on four hits in five innings of work (1.80 ERA) in his second Advanced A stint...Notched
at least one strikeout in all but one of his twelve appearances (six
starts) with the Marauders...Took the ball in eight relief outings for
the Mesa Solar Sox in the prestigious Arizona Fall League...Allowed
five of his six total earned runs in two of those appearances (three
runs in a loss on 10/27 @ Scottsdale, two in a win over Peoria on
11/3)...Posted an overall stat line of 1-1, 7.36 with zero saves in
three chances but a 1.50 ERA when removing his two rough days
2010...Entered season tabbed as the Pirates Best Late-Round
Pick from 2009 by Baseball America...Did not pitch due to injury...
After hitting 96 MPH on the radar gun during spring training, he
was expected to begin the year at Class A West Virginia...Elbow
discomfort forced him to the disabled list at the beginning of the
season and eventually forced the Pirates to shut him down in July
2009...Made just two appearances for State College after signing
with the Pirates...Pitched four combined shutout innings without
a decision
YR CLUB
H R ER HR BB SO
09
State College (A)
0-0 0.00
2 2 0
0 0
4.0 4 0 0 0
0 2
10
INJURED - DID NOT PLAY
11
GCL Pirates (R)
0-0 0.00
3 3 0
0 0
3.0 0 0 0 0
1 2
Bradenton (A)
2-2 2.18 12 6 1 0 0 33.0 28 12 8 2 5 16
12
Bradenton (A)
0-0 0.00 6 0 0 0 1 9.2 4 1 0 0 2 4
Altoona (AA)
2-2 3.83 30 1 0 0 3 51.2 45 22 22 2 19 36
13
Altoona (AA)
1-1 2.65
10
0 0
0 2
17.0 15 5 5 1
6 14
MiLB Totals
5-5 2.66 63 12 1 0 6 118.1 96 40 35 5 33 74
32

MEDIA GUIDE
2013CURVE
CURVE
2013
kennKASPAREK|rhp
RESIDES: WEIMAR, TX
ORGANIZATION

BIRTHPLACE: HOUSTON, TX
CAREER HIGHS
IP (START): 9.0, 2x, last - 6/8/10 (HD v. RC)

IP (RELIEF): 5.0, 6/13/10 (HD @ VIS)
RUNS ALLOWED: 8, 8/28/10 (HD v. LE)
WALKS: 5, 8/3/08 (EVR v. VAN)

STRIKEOUTS: 10, 2x, last - 6/2/09 (CLI v. KC)
MOST HITS: 11, 4/19/10 (HD v. LAN)
2008...Began professional baseball career with the Rookie-level

Pulaski Mariners of the Appalachian League before advancing to
the short-season Everett Aquasox in mid-July...Made professional
debut on 6/21 vs ELI and was tagged for four runs over five innings
of work but struck out six and still picked up the victory...Struck out
a season-best nine batters in 7/6 win vs. PRI (2)...Made AquaSox
debut on 7/13 and tossed five shutout innings to pick up win @ TRI...
Earned final win of season in next start on 7/18 @ SKV (5.0 IP, 2 H,
2 R, 0 ER, 5 K)....Returned to Pulaski for first career appearance in
relief on 8/24 (0.1 IP, 1 ER) and was put back in Everett immediately
following outing....Finished 3-1 with a 3.10 ERA in five games with
Pulaski...Made a relief appearance with AquaSox on 8/25 @ VAN
(2) (2.0 IP, 1 ER)...Finished season with a 2-3 record for Everett and
a 4.55 ERA in 10 games (nine starts)

MEDIA GUIDE
GENERAL INFORMATION
YR CLUB
08
Pulaski (R)
3-1 3.10 5 4 0 0 0 20.1
Everett (A)
2-3 4.55 10 9 0 0 0 31.2
09 Clinton (A)
10-6 2.41 26 26 1 1 0 141.2
10 High Desert (A)
9-5
4.06
24
22
1
1
0
146.1
11 AZL Mariners (R)
0-0
5.00
3
3
0
0
0
9.0

High Desert (A)
0-1
4.63
2
2
0
0
0
11.2
12
Fargo-Moorhead (Ind.) 1-1 5.40 2 2 0 0 0 11.2
Bradenton (A)
0-6 5.05 22 6 0 0 1 62.1
13
Altoona (AA)
4-2 3.26 38 1 0 0 2 60.2
MiLB Totals
33-29 3.73 142 85 2 2 3 545.2
Independent Totals
1-1 5.40 2 2 0 0 0 11.2
2012...Began season with Fargo-Moorhead Redhawks of the American Association (Independent League) before being signed by the
Pirates in late May...Went 1-1 with a 5.40 ERA in two starts with
Redhawks...Made Marauders debut on 5/30 vs FTM as a reliever
and took the loss after allowing a run...Tossed a scoreless outing in
five of next six appearances from 6/3 to 6/25...Had best month of
season in July after allowing only two earned runs over 17 innings
(1.06 ERA)...Became a starter in August and went 0-3 during the
month with a 5.58 ERA...Fared better in road games (1.55 ERA, nine
2009...Made 26 starts with the Low-A Clinton Lumberkings...Put

up career bests in wins (10), ERA (2.41) and strikeouts (134) in a
single season...Led all Mariners farmhands in ERA while ranking
2nd in strikeouts and tied for 3rd in wins... Posted the best ERA in
the Midwest League, becoming the 8th pitcher in franchise history
to win the award...Struck out ten batters twice (5/1 and 6/2)...Was
named Midwest League Pitcher of the Week from 6/1 to 6/8 after
striking out 18 totals batters over 11.1 innings on 6/2 and 6/7...
Tossed first career complete-game shutout on 8/3 vs BUR while
striking out nine batters
EASTERN LEAGUE
2013Pitched 38 games with one start in first season with Altoona

Curve...Held a 4-2 record and a 3.26 ERA with a pair of saves (60.2
IP)...Allowed a run in first appearance on 4/4 @ ERI but did not
allow any runs in next four appearances from 4/9 to 4/20...Won
first game of season on 5/8 after blowing a save @ HAR...Recorded
first loss on 5/23 @ REA after allowing four runs on five hits over
two innings of work...Concluded first two months of the season
with a 2-1 record and a 3.71 ERA in 17 appearances...Faltered in
June thanks in large part to his lone start of the season on 6/26
vs NBR (1 IP, 6 ER)...Held an 8.22 ERA in June (1.35 ERA without
6/26 appearance)...Allowed three runs on 7/4 vs Erie and then did
not allow another run in next eight appearances from 7/13 to 8/22
(19 IP)...Racked up first save on 8/15 vs POR and final save on
8/29 @ HAR...Before All-Star break had a 5.02 ERA in 26 games
(1 start) and a 0.39 ERA after the break (12 appearances)...Held
right handed hitters to a .221 average and did not find the same
success against lefties (.323)
2010...Spent entire season with High Desert Mavericks and

amassed a 9-5 record with a 4.06 ERA in 24 games (22 starts)...
Was named High Deserts Pitcher-of-the-Year...Tossed a nineinning complete game shutout on 6/8 vs RC in final start before
All-Star Break...Held a 6-1 record at the All-Star Break with a 2.81
ERA (3-4, 5.85 ERA after the break)...Had four quality starts after
the All-Star break
HISTORY/RECORDS
CURVE CUTS...Missed entire junior season in 2007 at the University

of Texas at Austin due to elbow surgery...Led all Mariners farmhands
in ERA in 2009...Had best ERA in the Midwest League in 2009 (8th
pitcher in franchise history to win the award)...Recorded the fewest walks per 9.0 innings (2.11) among Eastern League relievers
and had the 4th fewest baserunners per 9.0 innings (11.16) last
season (2013)
games) than at McKechnie Field (8.10 ERA, 13 games)

2011...Played at three different levels of the Mariners organization...
Began season with Double-A Jackson Generals and made five starts
(4-2, 3.45 ERA) before a right elbow injury forced him to miss most
of May and all of June...Returned to game action on 7/8 with the AZL
Mariners and started three games (9 IP, 5 ER)...Continued to rehab
with the High-A High Desert Mavericks...Tossed seven innings and
allowed only two runs on 7/31 @ LE and was sent back to Jackson
following start...Did not find same success upon return to Jackson
in six starts (1-3, 5.58 ERA, .319 opp. avg.)
2014 CURVE
CAREER TRANSACTIONS...Selected by the Chicago Cubs in the

41st round of the 2004 MLB Draft from Weimar (Texas) High
School but did not sign...Selected by the Washington Nationals in
the 34th round of the 2007 MLB Draft from the University of Texas
at Austin but did not sign...Drafted by the Seattle Mariners in the
12th round of the 2008 MLB Draft from the University of Texas at
Austin...Signed by the Pittsburgh Pirates as a minor league free
agent on 5/28/12
H R ER HR BB SO
18 7 7 3 3 25
30 22 16 2 20 40
126 50 38 5 32 134
138 73
66
21 37
87
14
6
5
0
2
8
12
7
6
2
1
11
14 8 7 0 3 6
73 37 35 5 20 34
62 27 22 3 16 44
542 268 226 47 157 423
14 8 7 0 3 6
33
nickKINGHAM|rhp
BIRTHPLACE: HOUSTON, TEXAS
@NickKingham
RESIDES: LAS VEGAS, N.V.
CAREER HIGHS
IP (START): 7.2, 6/4/13 (BRD v. DAY)

WALKS: 6, 7/30/13 (ALT v. BIN)
IP (RELIEF): 6.1, 7/17/13 (ALT v. BOW)
STRIKEOUTS: 13, 4/28/13 (BRD v. BRV)
RUNS ALLOWED: 6,3x, last - 7/5/12 (WVA v. LWD) MOST HITS: 9, 7/5/12 (WVA v. LWD)
4th round of the 2010 MLB Draft from Sierra Vista (N.V.) High School
CURVE CUTS...Enters the 2014 season ranked by Baseball America
as Pittsburghs 5th-best prospect and as having the Best Changeup and Best Control in the system...Same publication also has
him as the 64th-best prospect in all of MiLB...Was ranked among
Baseball Americas top 200 prospects prior to the 2010 draft (#186)...
Went 8-3 with a 2.01 ERA and 73 strikeouts in 13 games as a senior
in high school...Was named First-Team All-State...No. 2 recruit in
the state of Nevada in 2010 (No. 156 nationally) according to PerfectGame Crosschecker and signed a letter of intent with Oregon...
Had to sit out his junior year at Sierra Vista after transferring...Went
10-1 for his legion team, the Las Vegas Lions, in 2009
2013Began first season in High-A with Bradenton...Nabbed first
High-A win on 4/22 vs. Jupiter...Set a career-high and a Bradenton
Marauders team record with 13 strikeouts and did not issue a walk
4/28 vs. BRV (W)...Suffered the hard-luck loss on 6/4 vs. DAY
despite setting a new career-high for innings pitched working 7.2
frames, and pitching into the eighth inning for the first time this
season...Won six consecutive decisions from 4/22-5/24...Named to
the FSL All-Star team but did not pitch in the game due to promotion
to Altoona...Made Double-A debut on 6/15 and earned the win (5.2
IP, 5 H, 0 R, 2 BB, 7 K)...Allowed five runs in 6.1 innings on 6/21 @
BOW to suffer first Double-A loss...Made first bullpen appearance
since 2010 (GCL) when he started the resumed game vs. New Britain
from 6/25 on 6/26...Worked five hitless innings before giving up two
runs on two hits in his sixth inning of work...Had his start halted
after recording two outs on 7/1 @ BIN due to rain...Allowed four
runs in first two innings on 7/6 vs. ERI...Did not allow a hit or a run
in final five innings...Still suffered loss (7.0 IP, 6 H, 4 R, 1 BB, 5 K)...
Won his first start after the break in Akron (6.0 IP, 6 H, 1 R)...Came
out of the bullpen behind Jared Hughes on 7/17 vs. Bowie (6.1 IP,
6 H, 0 R)...Took a no decision on 7/23 at Trenton (1) after going 5.2
innings and allowing two runs...Walked a career-high six batters
and allowed three runs (two earned) in 5+ innings on 7/30 vs. BIN...
Gave up two runs in five innings on 8/4 vs. Akron (ND)...Skipped a
turn in the rotation to monitor his innings and did not start again
until 8/14...Threw 71 pitches in three innings in no decision (3.0
IP, 5 H,1 R, 1 BB, 4 K)...Tied a Double-A season-high with seven
strikeouts and allowed two runs over five innings of work 8/19 vs.
REA...Walked five and struck out a Double-A high eight batters in
4.2 innings on 8/24 @ RIC (ND)...Dealt seven scoreless innings
and allowed just five hits (0 BB, 8 K) in final Double-A start of 2013
on 8/30 vs. AKR...Was 2-1 with a 2.08 ERA In nine games (eight
starts) after the break (45 K in 47.2 IP)...Was second among Pirates
YR CLUB
10
GCL Pirates (R)
11
State College (A)
13
Bradenton (A)
Altoona (AA)
MiLB Totals
34
farmhands in strikeouts (144)

2012Spent full season with Low-A West Virginia Power...Went
6-8 with a 4.39 ERA in 27 starts and held opponents to a .243 batting average...Ranked 5th among South Atlantic League starters
in strikeouts per 9.0 innings (8.29) and 4th in the league in WHIP
(1.19)...Got off to a slow start in April with no wins, an 8.59 ERA in
five starts and opponents hitting .361 against him...Made Power
debut on 4/5 @ HAG and was hit hard but did not factor into decision (1.2 IP, 4 H, 5 ER, 2 BB, 3 K)...Took first loss on 4/27 vs. SAV
but showed signs of improvement after hurling five innings and
allowing three runs...Won first start in May on 5/3 @ ASH but did
not collect another victory in entire first half...Logged a 1.77 ERA
in next four starts from 5/8 to 5/24 and finished May with a 2.84
ERA while holding opponents to a .234 average...Lost the first two
starts in June on 6/1 and 6/6 and his last start of the month on
6/30 while finishing June winless in six starts and holding a 6.28
ERA...Showed flashes of improvement in late July and early August
with a 0.41 ERA in four starts from 7/24 to 8/3 (22 IP, 1 ER)... Won
his first game since May on 7/17 @ AUG (2) (6.0 IP, 2 H, 0 R, 7 K)...
Finished July with a 4.15 ERA in five starts and had best month
of season in August (3-1, 2.23 ERA, 32.1 IP, 6 BB, 28 K)...Hurled a
season-high seven innings and nine strikeouts in his last start on
8/31 vs DEL...After All-Star break held a 5-4 mark with a 3.69 ERA
while showing better control (68.1 IP, 17 BB)
2011...Started 15 games for the short-season State College Spikes
and went 6-2 with a team-best 2.15 ERA...Ranked 3rd in the New
York-Penn League in both ERA and fewest baseruners per 9.0
innings pitched among starters (10.14)...Led all Pirates minor
leaguers in ERA...Allowed five runs over three innings as the Spikes
opening day starter in loss on 6/17 @ WIL...Pitched five innings and
allowed only one run with a season-high eight strikeouts on 6/22 vs
AUB but took his final loss of the 2013 season...Did not allow more
than one run in 11 straight starts from 7/8 to 9/1 (53 IP, 1.18 ERA)...
Won first game of season on 7/15 @ SI...Finished July with a 2.67
ERA and a pair of wins and then had the best month of season in
August (3-0, 1.04 ERA) over a five start span...Won final four starts
of season from 8/17 to 9/1 and allowed only two earned runs over
20 innings pitched (0.90 ERA)...Held lefties to a .234 average and
right handers to a .240 clip
2010...Appeared in two games for the GCL Pirates after being
drafted in the 4th round...Made professional debut on 8/25 vs TIG
and spun two scoreless innings in relief while striking out two and
allowing a trio of hits...Made final appearance on 8/28 vs BLU and
tossed a perfect inning

0-0 0.00
2 0 0
0 0
3.0
6-2 2.15 15 15 0 0 0 71.0
6-8
4.39
27
27
0
0
0
127.0
6-3 3.09 13 13 0 0 0 70.0
3-3 2.70 14 12 0 0 0 73.1
21-16 3.27 71 67 0 0 0 344.1
H R ER HR BB SO
3 0 0 0
0 2
63 18 17 5 15 47
115 70
62
15 36
117
55 25 24 6 14 75
70 24 22 1 30 69
306 137 125 27 95 310

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quincyLATIMORE|of
RESIDES: APEX, N.C.
ORGANIZATION

BIRTHPLACE: RALEIGH, N.C.
@2qlat2
CAREER HIGHS
HITS: 4, 2x, last 5/15/09 (WVA v. DEL)

RBI: 4, many times
RUNS: 3, 6x, last - 6/21/13 (AKR v. NBR)
STOLEN BASES: 2, 5x, last - 8/30/10 (BRD v. CHA)
HOME RUNS: 2, 4x, last - 8/13/11 (ALT v. REA) LONGEST HIT STREAK: 14, 7/15-7/29/09
YR CLUB
07 GCL Pirates (R)
10 Bradenton (A)
11 Altoona (AA)
12 Altoona (AA)
13 Akron (AA)
Washington (Ind.)
MiLB Totals
Independent League Totals
AVG
.257
.244
.251
.266
.239
.252
.231
.232
.249
.232
2008...Entire season was spent with the State College Spikes...

Had a slow start to the season (.184 BA through first 10 games)...
Hit safely in eight straight from 7/25 to 8/2 to bring his average
from .211 to .270...Streak included a 4-for-4 game on 7/31 at BAT
2007...Began his professional career with the GCL Pirates...Belted
first professional home run on 7/1 vs RSX...All three home runs
came in the month of July (best month of the season with .270
average and 14 RBI)
G
AB
R
H
2B
3B
HR RBI
BB
SO
45
171
29 44
9
2
3
17
16
25
59 221 25 54 14 5 3 20 13 53
118 479 63 120 24 10 11 70 23 116
134 518 84 138 31 2 19 100 30 136
128 457 52 109 32 1 15 59 33 140
126 413 52 104 24 3 15 71 38 105
81 295 34 68 16 1 6 30 26 66
41 151 20 35 3 0 6 22 15 29
691 2554 339 637 150 24 72 367 179 641
41
151
20 35
3
0
6
22
15
29

MEDIA GUIDE
SB CS
13
4
6 4
3 3
11 1
7 8
10 8
5 3
5 4
55 31
5
4
E
4
6
14
7
8
12
7
1
59
1
35
GENERAL INFORMATION
2011...Drove in both of Altoonas runs on Opening Day in Erie...Hit

two home runs on 4/28 @ HAR...First multi-HR game for a Curve
player...April (.257, 2 HR, 10 RBI)...Followed it up by batting .200 in
May...Got hot at the end of May on seven-game road trip through
BIN and TRE (10-for-29, 2 2B, 3 HR, 6 RBI)...Stumbled the rest of
June (.186 in 26 games)...Recorded 2nd multi-HR game of the
season on 7/9 (4 RBI)...Doubled in three runs when Altoona was
trailing by one in the eighth vs. BIN on 8/3 to win the game...Had
2009...Spent the season with West Virginia...Got off to a slow start,

hitting .169 through his first 17 games...Brought his average up
nearly 75 points from May 1 (.176) to May 10 (.250)...Registered a
season-best four hits on 5/15 vs. DEL...Earned SAL Player of the
Week honors on 5/11...Hit .312 in 24 games during May (2 HR, 14
RBI)...Homered twice and drove in four runs on 7/26 vs. CSC...
Hit .330 in 25 July games with four home runs and 20 RBI (best
month of the season)...July was marked by career-best 14 game
hit streak from 7/15 to 7/29...Seven of his 11 home runs came in
the 2nd half of the season...Finished the season tied for second
in the SAL in triples (10)...70 RBI were tied for fourth most among
Pirates farmhands
2012...Pegged as Pirates third-best left field prospect according

to Baseball America...Notched three hits in four spring training ABs
over two games for the Pirates, tripling once on 3/5 @ BAL...Hit his
first home run of the season on 4/19 vs. Richmond...Drove in goahead run on 5/4 vs. RIC... Finished May with a .275 batting average
after hitting .179 in 20 games during April...Batted .387 (12-for-31)
during his 10-game hit streak from 5/23 to 6/5...Streak was tied
for team-best (B. Holt/M. Curry)... Batted .217 in 28 games in July
(.277 in 24 games during June)... Batted .366 (15-for-41) during
12-game hit streak (7/27-8/11)...Batted .299 at home (65 games)
compared to .208 in 61 road contests...Hit .304 in August (best of
any month)...Led the team in home runs for the second straight
year, cranking 15 in 2012...Finished second on the Curve with 71 RBI
EASTERN LEAGUE
2013...Began season with Double-A Akron Aeros before being

released by the Cleveland Indians organization in mid-July...Batted .231 in with six home runs and 30 RBI in 81 games for Akron...
Tallied his first home run outside the Pirates organization on 4/6
vs BIN...Returned to Altoona during three-game series from 4/29
to 5/2 and hit safely in all three games...Hit safely in 11 straight
games from 4/28 to 5/11 (13-for-41)...Did not collect a hit in final
three games before being released...Played independent ball with
the Washington Wild Things of the Frontier League...Hit .232 in 41
games with six home runs and 22 RBI with Wild Things
2010...Played all season with Bradenton...Hit the first home run in

Marauders history on April 8 as part of a 3-for-3 night with 3 RBI
and 2 BB..Hit a grand slam on 4/13 @ JUP...Blasted the first grand
slam in Bradentons history (at home) on 4/20 vs. JUP...Had three,
four-RBI games in April...Had best month in terms of average in
April (.298)...Hit three of the first five grand slams in the FSL...
The three grand slams by one player tied a FSL record...Selected
as an FSL mid-season All-Star and was 2-for-5 with a pair of runs
and a stolen base in the game...July batting average (.241) was
the worst of any month of the season...After hitting 11 home runs
from April-July, hit seven in August and a total of eight in his final
33 games...Drove in his 100th RBI on 9/3 @ CHA (led league)...19
home runs were second-most in FSL...Ranked among the league
leaders in hits (fifth), extra-base hits (second), runs (tied for third)
total bases (third) and HR/AB (third)...Hit .311 for the season with
RISP...Was 0-for-11 in the playoffs...Played winter ball in Australia
for Adelaide...Had a six-game stretch where he was 13-for-28 (.464)
with four home runs and 12 RBI
HISTORY/RECORDS
CURVE CUTS...First name is Frederick...Middle name is Quincy...

Led the Florida State League in 2010 with 100 RBI...Named a FSL
mid-season and post-season All-Star in 2010...Ranked as the
21st best prospect in the Pirates organization by Baseball America
entering 2011
third multi-homer game of the year on 8/13 vs. REA...Hit 15-for-30

(.500) with five multi-hit games during seven-game hitting streak
(8/10-17)......Batted .283 (43-for-152) after the break
2014 CURVE
CAREER TRANSACTIONS...Signed by the Pirates as a minor league

free agent on 1/30/14...Released by the Cleveland Indians on
7/16/13...Acquired by Cleveland from the Pittsburgh in exchange
for RHP Jeanmar Gomez 1/9/13...Selected by the Pittsburgh
Pirates in the 4th round of the 2007 MLB Draft out of Middle Creek
(N.C.) High School
patLUDWIG|rhp
BIRTHPLACE: LANSING, MI
@pluds26
RESIDES: OKEMOS, MI
CAREER HIGHS
IP (START): 7.0, 2x, last - 8/20/13 (BRD v. JUP) WALKS: 4, 2x, last - 8/25/13 (BRD @ PMB)
IP (RELIEF): 4.0, 5/22/13 (WVA @ KAN)
STRIKEOUTS: 7, 2x, last - 8/25/13 (BRD @ PMB)
RUNS ALLOWED: 6, 8/2/13 (BRD @ DAY)
MOST HITS: 9, 7/28/13 (BRD @ BRV)
10th round of the 2012 draft out of Yale University
CURVE CUTS...Was the highest selected player from Yale University
since 2008 (Ryan Lavarnway, BOS, 6th round)... Led Yale in strikeouts (64), ERA (2.73), and innings pitched (62.2) in 2012...Also led
all Ivy League pitchers in strikeouts and was 3rd in ERA, innings
pitched and 7th in opposing batting average (.256)
2013Began season with Low-A West Virgina Power and continued
to pitch well before being promoted to High-A Bradenton Marauders to finish season...Went 6-0 with a 3.12 ERA in 24 appearances
(one start) with West Virginia Power during first half of season and
registered a 2-2 record and a 3.90 ERA in 13 games (nine starts)
with Marauders in the second half...Proved to be one of the most
consistent arms in the Power bullpen...Picked up first win of season
on 4/7 vs ASH after hurling three innings of one-hit ball...Held a
2-0 record and a 2.51 ERA in April (nine games) with opponents
batting .220 against him...Continued to improve into May with a
pair of wins and a 2.40 ERA in eight outings while opponents batted .218 against him during the month...Allowed only one run over
11.2 innings in eight appearances from 4/26 to 5/18 (0.77 ERA)...
Registered only save of season on 5/7 vs GVL...Made first career
start on 6/15 @ GBO and pitched well enough to earn the victory
(5.0 IP, 3 H, 3 ER)...Appeared in three games with Power after AllStar break and allowed five runs over 6.2 innings...Won final game
in Power uniform on 6/26 vs HAG (3.0 IP, 2 H, 0 ER)...Promoted to
Bradenton Marauders roster on 7/1 and made first appearance
in relief with new team the next day vs. FTM (2.0 IP, 3 H, 2 ER, 2
K)...Made three relief outings from 7/2 to 7/10 and appeared as
a starter in nine of his last ten appearances...Made first start with
Bradenton on 7/13 @ TAM (2), allowing one run over five innings
and did not factor into the decision...Took first loss on 7/23 vs.
LAK (4.2 IP, 6 H, 4 R , 2 ER)...Made last relief appearance on 8/10
@ CHA...Pitched great over final four starts of season (25 IP, 1.44
ERA)...Tossed career-high seven innings and did not allow a run on

8/14 vs PMB to earn victory and followed that performance with
another seven-inning game to pick up final win on 8/20 vs JUP...
Allowed three runs in final outing on 8/30 @ FTM...As a starter held
a 3.61 ERA in nine starts with Marauders
2012Performed well with short-season State College Spikes in
first professional season and was promoted to West Virginia Power
at the tail end of rookie campaign...Went 3-1 with a 1.05 ERA while
in State College (25.2 IP, 3 ER, 3 BB, 21 K) and allowed only two
runs while with West Virginia in four games...Made professional
debut on 6/20 @ WIL and tossed a scoreless inning...Registered
first professional save on 6/24 vs. MV and allowed two of his three
runs in the season during that game...Did not allow any runs in next
five outings from 6/30 to 7/18 (13 IP)...Earned first career win on
7/4 @ TRI...Took first career loss on 7/29 @ LOW after allowing
one run...Finished time with Spikes by not allowing any runs over
last four outings from 8/2 to 8/18 (9.1 IP)...Made Power debut on
8/21 vs. CSC and hurled a perfect inning with a pair of strikeouts...
Allowed two runs in last outing of season on 8/29 @ CSC (2) in a
losing effort...Did not give up any home runs in first professional
season and combined for an 8-2 record and a 3.54 ERA between
State College and West Virginia
FACTOID: TOOL TIME

Each season Baseball America ranks all the prospects in the system and lists who has the best tools in each of these different categories
Hitter for Average...... Gregory Polanco
Fastball.......................... Tyler Glasnow
Def. Infielder......................Gift Ngoepe
Power Hitter................. Andrew Lambo
Slider..........................Stolmy Pimentel
Infield Arm......................Edwin Espinal
Strike-Zone Discipline
Curveball....................Jameson Taillon
Def. Outfielder........... Gregory Polanco
.................................. Austin Meadows
Changeup........................Nick Kingham
Outfield Arm......................Willy Garcia
Fastest Baserunner..... Gregory Polanco
Control............................Nick Kingham
Athlete....................... Gregory Polanco
Def. Catcher..................Reese McGuire
YR CLUB
West Virginia (A)
13
West Virginia (A)
Bradenton (A)
MiLB Totals
36

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1.05
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0
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0-1 3.60
4 0 0
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2-2 3.90 13 9 0 0 0 55.1
11-4 3.07 55 10 0 0 2 135.0
H R ER HR BB SO
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drewMAGGI|if/of
RESIDES: PHOENIX, ARIZ.
ORGANIZATION

BIRTHDATE: MAY 16, 1989 (24)
BIRTHPLACE: PHOENIX, ARIZ.
CAREER HIGHS
HITS: 4, 6x, last - 8/28/11 (WVA v. LEX)

RBI: 3, 4x, last - 4/27/12 (BRD @ CHA)
RUNS: 5, 4/30/12 (BRD @ JUP)
STOLEN BASES: 3, 5/23/11 (WVA v. LWD)
HOME RUNS: 1, 5x, last - 6/29/13 (ALT @ AKR) LONGEST HIT STREAK: 11, 8/22-9/2/11
AB
R
H
2B
3B
HR RBI
BB
SO
64
9
10
3
0
0
2
9
15
484
63 129 27
4
3
45
64
71
1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1
195 35 47 8 1 1 28 32 46
179 28 39 4 2 0 9 18 41
264 38 67 14 2 1 25 27 49
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GENERAL INFORMATION
AVG
G
.156
18
.267
125
.000 1
.241 54
.218 52
.254 95
.246 345
YR CLUB
Bradenton (A)
12 Bradenton (A)
Altoona (AA)
13 Altoona (AA)
MiLB Totals
2010...Made his professional debut with State College after being

drafted out of Arizona State...Hit safely in first two professional
games with the Spikes and in five of his first six...Scored a seasonbest three runs on 8/26 at Mahoning Valley...Had only multi-hit
game with State College on 9/5 vs. Williamsport
EASTERN LEAGUE
2013...Went 1-for-1 in 3/30 exhibition vs. PIT... Drove in two on

4/17 vs. RIC...Also made spectacular catch crashing into LF wall
that saved a run...Saw action in 13 games during the month of
April (.233)...Recorded his first 3-hit game of the season 5/16 vs.
TRE (3-for-4, 2B, 2 R)...Played in 20 games during May and batted
.280 (14-for-50)...Pinch-ran and scored the game winning run in
the bottom of the 10th on 6/18 vs. NH...Made his first-career start
at first base on 6/19 vs. NH... Was ejected from game on 6/14 vs.
TRE (arguing play at first base)...Hit first career Double-A homer
on 6/29 @ AKR (1)...Was first homer since 4/20/12 (Bradenton vs.
Fort Myers)...Hit .255 in 17 games during June with six doubles, one
homer and nine RBI...Scored seven runs in five games from 6/28 to
7/1...Batted .264 in 25 games during July with five extra-base hits
and seven RBI...Did not play from 8/13 to 8/15 due to suspension
stemming from benches-clearing incident with Harrisburg on 8/9...
Went on to play in 19 games during August (hit .205)...Hit safely in
his final three games of the season versus Akron.
2011...Started first full-season campaign in West Virginia...Found

first hit of the season on 4/11 vs. ASH (1-for-4)...Walked three times
and scored three runs on 4/27 vs. HAG...Batted .141 in his first 19
games with the Power...Grabbed first three-hit day of the season on
5/21 vs. LWD...Hit safely in seven games from 5/29 to 6/4 (10-for-28,
.357)...Hit first professional HR on 6/2 @ LEX...Had a four-hit day
on 6/17 vs. LWD...Grabbed another four-hit game on 6/23 @ HIC...
Walked four times on 6/25...Hit safely in eight straight from 6/26 to
7/6...Had best month of the season for average in June (25 G, .351,
2 HR, 9 RBI)...Had hits in 11-of-12 games from 7/16 to 7/30...Had
his third four-hit day of the season on 8/7 @ LWD...Caught fire to
end the season, ending year on 11-game hitting streak...Racked up
three four-hit games from 8/23 to 8/28...Hit .458 during the streak
(22-for-48)...Had 12 doubles in the month of August (28 games)
and hit .319 for the month...Hit .287 in 61 games after the break
(.245 in 64 games before)...Promoted to Bradenton for one game
in the regular season and the playoffs...Played in one game in the
regular season and playoffs for Bradenton
HISTORY/RECORDS
CURVE CUTS...Played his high school ball at Brophy College Prep

in Phoenix...Team went to state title game during his senior season
(2007) and was ranked sixth in the nation at the end of the year
by Baseball America...Played football while at Brophy and was an
all-state and all-region selection as a junior and senior...Helped
Brophy garner a state championship on the football field in 07...
Honorable mention all-Pac-10 selection as a freshman...Scored 63
runs during freshman season (most by a freshman in team history)...
Swiped 21 bases as a freshman, breaking freshman school-record
previously held by Barry Bonds and Steve Garrabrants...First-team
all-Pac-10 honoree in 2010 for his sophomore season...Only Sun
Devil to start and play in all 62 games...Also grabbed all-West
Region honors from the ABCA...Had game-winning homer in Game
Two of the Tempe Super Regional to beat Arkansas and send his
team to Omaha...Played on the ASU roster with his brother, Beau,
to become the sixth set of brothers to take the field in a Sun Devils
uniform in team history...Younger brother, Joe, plays baseball at
rival school University of Arizona (part of UA team that won College
World Series in 2012)...One of six siblings overall
2012...Started the year with the Bradenton Marauders...Was his

first real shot at Bradenton after playing just one game there to
end the 2011 campaign...Batted .303 through the seasons first
month (22 games)...Rattled off a 22-game on-base streak from
4/17-5/12 where he batted .282 with four doubles, one triple, one
homer and 12 RBI...Stumbled a bit at the end of May and wound
up hitting .200 for the month in 22 games...Swiped 17 bases in
20 tries before being promoted...Hit well with RISP (.356 with 27
RBI)...Added to the Altoona roster on 6/14 from Bradenton...Was
batting .241 with eight doubles at the time of his promotion... Hit
in six straight games to start AA career... Pitched a third of an
inning on 8/5 @ NBR (1 pitch, 1 out)...Had three-hit day two days
later (3-for-5) vs. BOW
2014 CURVE
CAREER TRANSACTIONS...Selected by the Arizona Diamondbacks

in the 47th round of the 2008 draft (did not sign)...Selected by
the Pittsburgh Pirates in the 15th round of the 2010 draft out of
Arizona State
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BIRTHPLACE: MATANZAS, CUBA
RESIDES: SAN SALVADOR, EL SALVADOR
CAREER HIGHS
HITS: 3, 7x, last - 5/8/13 (BRD @ DUN)

RUNS: 3, 7/20/11 (SC @ MV)
RBI: 3, 5x, last - 4/11/13 (BRD @ CHA)

STOLEN BASES: 2, 7/24/11 (SC v. BRK)

non-drafted free-agent on 3/23/11
knocking in eight runs in a six-game stretch 7/21 to 7/29Fell a

home run shy of the cycle on 8/5 vs. PMB (3-for-5, 2B, 3B, RBI, R)
CURVE CUTS...Named to the New York-Penn League mid-season

All-Star team in 2011Defected from Cuba prior to being signed
by the Pirates in the spring of 2011
2011...Made his professional debut with State College on 6/17 at

Williamsport going 2-for-4...Caught fire in July hitting .345 (19for-55) in 16 games with two home runs and six RBIFinished the
season in a 4-for-30 slump after going down with an injury near
the end of July...Hit much better at home .317 (20-for-63) in 19
games compared to just .180 (11-for-61) in 18 games on the road
2013...Appeared in 81 games with the Bradenton Marauders with

36 games as a designated hitter and the others in left field (39)
and right field (6)...Went 1-for-3 in season debut on 4/4 @ FTM...
Hit first home run of season on 4/11 @ CHA off Felipe Rivero... Hit
safely in nine of ten games from 4/11 to 4/22 (.400 AVG)...Ran off
career-best seven-game hit streak from 4/11 to 4/19 (11-for-26,
.423)...Finished April with a .309 average in 17 games...Had only
three-multi hit games in May and finished month with .232 average
and 26 strikeouts in 20 games...Struck out 25 times with a pair
of walks in entire month of June (.162 AVG, .197 OBP)...Lowered
strikeout numbers in July (16) and hit safely in 9-of-13 games...
Batted .200 in August (12 games)...Hit safely in final two games of
the season including a home run off Chad Rodgers on 8/30 @ FTM
2012...First full professional seasonBegan the year with 37 games
in West Virginia (.189 AVG, 3 HR, 13 RBI) before being promoted to
Bradenton in the middle of June for final 51 games (.223 AVG, 4 HR,
13 RBI)Served primarily as a reserve outfielder for both clubs
Went 5-for-13 in first three games of the season with two home
runs...Eight multi-hit games in 37 appearances for West Virginia
Belted three home runs in his first seven starts with the Power
Hit .231 (27-for-117) when playing right field compared to .032
(1-for-31) while serving as the designated hitterGot off to a great
start after being promoted to Bradenton going 2-for-4 in his first
appearance 6/18 vs. STLStrung together a five-game hitting streak
from 6/18 to 6/25 (7-for-20, .350, 2B, RBI)Got hot again in mid-July
FACTOID: MVP!
Listed below are the Curve Team MVPs from each season since the franchises inception in 1999. The Curve Team MVP is
voted upon by the coaching staff as well as select front office members.
1999...........................Adam Hyzdu, OF
2004............................. Chris Duffy, OF
2009.........................Pedro Alvarez, 3B
2000......................Adam Hyzdu, OF***
2005.........................Jose Bautista, 3B
2010....................... Hector Gimenez, C
2001...................... Shaun Skrehot, INF
2006................. Brett Roneberg, 1B/OF
2011..................... Starling Marte, CF^^^
2002..........................Carlos Rivera, 1B
2007........................ Steven Pearce, 1B
2012........................ Brock Holt, 2B/SS
2003................... Sean Burnett, LHP +++
2008....................... Jonel Pacheco, OF
2013.................... Alex Dickerson, OF^^^
*** - Also named 2000 E.L. Most Valuable Player
YR CLUB
11
State College (A)
12
West Virginia (A)
Bradenton (A)
13 Bradenton (A)
MiLB Totals
38
+++ - Also named 2003 E.L. Pitcher of the Year
^^^ - Also named E.L. Rookie of the Year
AVG
G
AB
R
H
2B
3B
HR RBI
BB
SO
.250 37 124
10
31 8 1 2 11 8 40
.189 37 148
16
28 6 0 3 13 2 56
.223 51 175
15
39 4 2 4 13 7 63
.225 81 275 25 62 21 0 9 40 11 99
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quintonMILLER|rhp
RESIDES: MEDFORD, N.J.
ORGANIZATION

BIRTHPLACE: INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
@quintonmiller45
CAREER HIGHS
IP (START): 7.2, 8/23/10 (WVA @ ROM)

WALKS: 5, 7/16/12 (BRD @ CLR)
IP (RELIEF): 4.0, 2x, last - 9/2/13 (ALT v. AKR) STRIKEOUTS: 6, 4x, last - 8/23/10 (WVA @ ROM)
RUNS ALLOWED: 10, 4/9/11 (BRD @ CHA)
MOST HITS: 11, 2x, last - 4/9/11 (BRD @ CHA)
2010...Began the season in the West Virginia Power rotation and

won his first start on 4/11 at Savannah (5.0 IP, 3 H, 1 R, 0 ER, 3 K)...
Lasted just one inning in his next start and ended up on the disabled
list (biceps tendonitis)...Returned to game action on 7/2 for the GCL
Pirates in a relief appearance...Assigned to State College on 7/6...
Made four starts for the Spikes...Allowed one earned run over final
three starts in State College (14.0 IP)...Returned to West Virginia
at the end of July on 7/26 and finished the season in Charleston...
Gave up seven runs on six hits in 0.2 IP in his return to Power on
7/26...Rebounded with five shutout frames on 7/31 @ LWD...Spun
seven innings in a win over Lexington on 8/12 (4 H, 2 R, 0 ER)...
Tossed a career-high 7.2 innings on 8/23 @ ROM (7 H, 2 R, 2 ER, 6
K) but was still hit with a loss
2012...Spent the entire season with BradentonConverted to

a reliever and appeared in a career-high 38 gamesEarned his
first career save on 4/20 vs. Fort Myers (2.0 IP, 0 H, K)Went four
straight outings without allowing a run from 4/20 to 4/29 (5.1 IP)...
Held right-handed hitters to a .248 average while left-handers hit

H R ER HR BB SO
0-1
3.86
2
2
0
0
0
7.0
10
5
3
0
3
4
2-3
4.47
12
12
0
0
0
56.1
50
35
28
5
25
40
0-0 0.00
1 0 0
0 0
2.0 0 0 0 0
0 1
0-1
2.70
4
4
0
0
0
16.2
12
7
5
1
2
7
3-6 5.13 10 10 0 0 0 47.1 59 32 27 1 15 30
5-7 6.56 15 14 0 0 0 70.0 93 53 51 3 16 35
4-4 6.34 38 0 0 0 5 59.2 67 48 42 7 32 48
1-3 3.77
10
0 0
0 0
14.1 7 11 6 1
5 18
1-5 3.75 31 2 0 0 1 57.2 49 25 24 3 36 45
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GENERAL INFORMATION
YR CLUB

West Virginia (A)
10
GCL Pirates (R)

State College (A)
West Virginia (A)
11
Bradenton (A)
12
Bradenton (A)
13
Bradenton (A)
Altoona (AA)
MiLB Totals
2009...Made his professional debut on 6/20 for State College at Williamsport (4.0 IP, 5 H, 2 ER, 0 BB, 2 K)Made one other start for the
Spikes before a promotion to West Virginia...Made debut with the
Power on 7/1 at Lake County...Earned his first professional win on
7/30 at Hagerstown (6.0 IP, 6 H, 0 ER, 2 BB, 3 K)...Posted a 2-2 record
with a 3.17 ERA (48.1 IP, 17 ER) in 10 night starts for West Virginia
while going 0-1 with a 12.38 ERA in his two day game starts (8.0
IP, 11 ER)...Allowed one earned run or fewer in half of his 12 starts
EASTERN LEAGUE
2013...Began the season with High-A Bradenton...Allowed one run

in each of his first four outings of the season...Tossed back-to-back
scoreless outings on 4/16 and 4/20...Final two appearances with
Bradenton were scoreless ones (4/29 & 5/4)... Was 1-3 with a 3.77
ERA in 10 games for Bradenton ...Assigned to Altoona on 5/8...Made
Curve debut on 5/9 vs. RIC (2.2 IP, 2 H, 0 R, 1 BB, 1 K)...Struck out
four over two innings vs. TRE on 5/15 (0 R)...Gave up first runs in
Double-A on 5/26 vs. RIC (2.2 IP, 5 H, 3 R, 1 HR)...Earned the first
victory of his Double-A career 6/16 vs. TRE working a scoreless
inning... Allowed one run in the eighth inning on 6/18 vs. NHM that
tied the game...Had back-to-back scoreless outings 6/22 and 6/24...
Was 1-1 with a 4.09 ERA in nine games during June...Allowed a run
in six of his eight appearances during the month of July...Walked
a season-high four on 7/26 @ NHM...Went 0-2 with a 6.75 ERA in
eight relief outings in July...Six of last seven bullpen appearances
were scoreless outings...Made spot start on 8/19 vs. REA (2) and
allowed one run on four hits (first start since 2011) ...Made another
on 8/28 @ HAR (L, 5.0 IP, 3 H, 2 R, 2 BB, 3 K)...Threw four scoreless
innings of relief on 9/2 vs. AKR (4.0 IP, 2 H, 3 BB, 3 K)...Was 0-2-1
with a 2.76 ERA in 13 games after the break (1-3 with a 5.04 ERA
in 18 games before it)
2011Appeared in 15 games (14 starts) with the Bradenton MaraudersGave up ten runs (all earned) on 11 hits in 3.1 innings in
his first start on 4/9...Earned his first career win in relief 4/14 vs.
Fort MyersBest start with Bradenton came on 6/9 vs. Jupiter (7.0
IP, 5 H, 0 R, 2 BB, 5 K)...Once again baffled Jupiter to the tune of 5.0
IP, 2 H, 0 R in a win on 6/20...Made final start of the season on 7/2
before missing the remainder of the year due to injury
HISTORY/RECORDS
CURVE CUTS...First name is Robert (middle name is Quinton)...Went

6-3 with a 2.13 ERA and 85 strikeouts in 52.2 IP over 21 appearances as a senior at Shawnee High SchoolAlso went 22-for-62
(.355) with five doubles, five home runs and 23 RBI as an infielder
during his senior season...Entering the draft, Baseball America had
Miller as the 158th-best prospect in the draft and the best prospect
in the state of New Jersey
.311 with five HR in 106 AB
2014 CURVE

the 20th round of the 2008 draft out of Shawnee (N.J.) High School
joanMONTERO|rhp
CAREER HIGHS
IP (START): 5.0, 3x, last - 9/01/13 (BRD @ FTM) WALKS: 5, 6/22/10 (PIR v. YAN)
IP (RELIEF): 3.1, 7/29/13 (BRD v. DUN)
STRIKEOUTS: 5, 7/23/10 (PIR @ BLU)
RUNS ALLOWED: 7, 2x, 5/10/12 (WVA v. CSC) MOST HITS: 7, 2x, last - 4/22/12 (BRD v. JUP)
CURVE CUTS...Has made four starts in career with three in 2013
with Bradenton...Allowed the most walks (31) in the Gulf Coast
League in 2010
2013...Appeared in 40 games (three starts) with the Bradenton
Marauders and amassed a 4-6 record and a 3.03 ERA with two
saves...Started off the season with no earned runs in first seven
relief outings from 4/5 to 4/25...Made season debut with team on
4/5 vs. FTM with a scoreless inning of work...Took loss on 4/17
@ JUP after allowing six runs (no earned) in one inning...Finished
April with a 2.45 ERA in eight games...Earned first win of season
on 5/9 vs. CHA (2.0 IP, 1 ER)...Did not allow a run in six of eight
appearances from 5/13 to 6/2...Finished month of May with 6.39
ERA (high of any month during season)...Gave up only two earned
runs in entire month of June (8.2 IP)...Took loss on 6/12 @ LAK
in final appearance before All-Star break...Held a 1-4 record and a
4.73 ERA in 21 games prior to the All-Star break and turned season
around after the break...Picked up a win on 6/21 vs. CHA and a save
on 6/24 @ STL...Did not allow any runs from 6/17 to 7/2...Pitched
consistently into July with a 2.93 ERA over 15.1 IP...Made first start
of season on 8/13 vs. PMB (2) and tossed five shutout frames...
Made last relief outing on 8/23 with a loss @ PMB...Started last
two games of season...Earned win on 8/26 (2) @ JUP thanks to
five innings of one-run ball...Received a no-decision but tossed five
scoreless frames on 9/1 @ FTM...After the All-Star break held a 1.94
ERA in 19 games (three starts) and owned a 3-2 record with a save
2012...Began season with Bradenton Marauders before shifting to
Low-A West Virginia Power and short-season State College Spikes...
Compiled a 5-0 record among the three levels and a 7.31 ERA in 24
games...Held a 13.50 ERA in two appearances with Bradenton...
Made Marauders debut and was hit for five runs on 4/22 vs. JUP
over two innings...Gave up a run in next appearance on 4/25 @ CHA
before being sent down to West Virginia...Appeared in 18 games
with Power exclusively in relief while amassing a 3-0 record and
an 8.44 ERA...Tossed 1.2 scoreless innings in first game with West
Virginia on 5/2 @ ASH...Appeared in three more games with the
Power from 5/6 to 5/10 and allowed at least three runs in each
YR CLUB
09
DSL Pirates (R)
10 GCL Pirates (R)
11
State College (A)
12
Bradenton (A)
State College (A)

West Virginia (A)
13
Bradenton (A)
MiLB Totals
40
outing...Transferred to State College Spikes roster on 5/11...Made

four appearances with Spikes from 6/18 to 6/27 amassing a 2-0
record and not allowing any runs (8.1 IP, 13 K)...Won first game on
6/21 vs. WIL in relief (2.0 IP) and earned second victory on 6/24
vs. MV (2.0 IP)...Promoted back to Power roster on 6/29...Allowed
two runs in first game back with West Virginia on 6/30 @ DEL...
Earned first win with Power on 7/6 vs. LWD after two scoreless
innings...Picked up second win on 7/29...Did not allow any runs in
four appearances from 8/8 to 8/23 (9.1 IP)...Earned third and final
win of season on 8/15 vs. GBO...Picked up first save with West
Virginia on 8/19 @ KAN...Allowed five runs in final appearance of
season on 8/29 @ CSC
2011...Compiled an 0-1 record with an 8.06 ERA in 17 relief outings
for State College with a save...Allowed one run in debut on 6/17 @
WIL...Tossed season-high three innings and did not allow a run on
7/3 vs. AUB...Took only loss of season 7/9 vs. BAT (1.1 IP, 7 ER)...
Tossed three shutout innings for second time on 7/14 @ SI...Earned
save 8/1 vs. LOW...Allowed at least one earned run in five of final
six games of season from 8/1 to 8/28
2010...Spent entire season with GCL Pirates and went 1-3 with a
3.13 ERA in 17 games (one start)...Made team debut on 6/22 vs.
YAN and allowed one run over 1.2 innings with a career-high five
walks...Allowed four unearned runs in next appearance on 6/28 @
TIG...Made first start of career on 7/6 vs. PHL (2) and allowed two
runs over three innings...Earned first save on 7/13 vs. BLU...Took
first loss of season on 7/16 @ PHL after allowing three runs on three
hits...Finished the season strong in last seven outings from 7/31
to 8/26 (1 ER, 15 IP)...Earned only win of season on 8/12 @ BRA
(2.2 IP)...Gathered last save on 8/20 vs. PHL (2.0 IP, 0 ER)...Tossed
three shutout innings in last appearance on 8/26 @ TIG...Held a 0.64
ERA in August in six games...Had the most walks in the league (31)
2009...Appeared in two games for the DSL Pirates...Made professional debut on 8/7 vs. DSL DOD and worked a scoreless inning
with one walk and one strikeout... Allowed one run and walked
two batters in last appearance of season on 8/13 @ DSL MET
over 0.1 innings

0-1 6.75
2 0 0
0 0
1.1
1-3
3.13
17
1
0
0
3
37.1
0-1 8.06 17 0 0 0 1 25.2
0-0 13.50
2 0 0 0 0 4.0
2-0 0.00
4 0 0
0 0
8.1
3-0
8.44
18
0
0
0
1
32.0
4-6 3.03 40 3 0 0 2 68.1
10-11 4.88 100 4 0 0 7 177.0
H R ER HR BB SO
1 1 1 0
3 1
27
20
13
1
31
36
39 25 23 1 21 21
10 6 6 1 1 4
4 0 0 0
3 13
41
30
30
6
9
20
67 31 23 5 34 49
189 113 96 14 102 144

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a.j.MORRIS|rhp
RESIDES: HUMBLE, TEXAS
ACQUIRED: RULE 5 DRAFT (2013)
ORGANIZATION

BIRTHPLACE: HUMBLE, TEXAS
CAREER HIGHS
IP (START): 6.0,3x, last - 7/3/13 (TEN @ MTG) WALKS: 4, 2x, last - 6/22/13 (TEN @ CHA)
IP (RELIEF): 3.1, 5/29/13 (TEN @ BIR)
STRIKEOUTS: 12, 5/29/10 (POT v. SAL)
RUNS ALLOWED: 7, 2x, last - 8/4/13 (TEN @ JAX) MOST HITS: 10, 7/21/13 (TEN v. JAX)
GENERAL INFORMATION
YR CLUB
H R ER HR BB SO
09
GCL Nationals (R) 0-0 0.00
2 2 0
0 0
5.0 0 0 0 0
0 4
Hagerstown (A)
0-4 3.82 8 8 0 0 0 37.2 44 23 16 2 8 36
10
GCL Nationals (R) 0-0 3.21
4 4 0
0 0
14.0 9 5 5 1
1 10
Potomac (A)
5-3 3.88 23 12 0 0 2 72.0 67 43 31 4 27 61
11
DID NOT PLAY - INJURED
12
Daytona (A)
5-2 2.24 39 0 0 0 7 52.1 36 17 13 1 15 42
13 Tennessee (AA)
4-2 4.75 31 10 0 0 0 72.0 74 50 38 4 35 53
MiLB Totals
14-11 3.66 107 36 0 0 9 253.0 230 138 103 12 86 206

MEDIA GUIDE
2012...Spent the season with the High-A Daytona Cubs and appeared in 39 games exclusively from the bullpen...Proved to be
one of the most consistent relievers from the Cubs bullpen with a
5-2 record and a 2.24 ERA with seven saves in nine opportunities...
Allowed three unearned runs in first two appearances and took first
loss on 4/12 @ TAM...Allowed only one run in nine outings from
4/15 to 5/22 (0.96 ERA)...Was off to a hot start early with a quality
ERA in April (3.18) and May (2.25)...Season ERA reached the lowest
of the season (1.93) after a perfect inning on 6/11 @ TAM...Had
highest ERA in a month during June (3.97) but still held oppenents
to a .175 batting average during the month...Turned ERA around in
next two months and had lowest numbers in July (1.76 ERA) and
August (0.90 ERA)...Never pitched more than two innings in any
outings and only struck out more than two batters once (three on
7/24 @ BRV)...Gave up one home run during the season...Had only
two outings with more than one earned run
2009...Made ten appearances in first professional season in the

Washington Nationals organization...Made two starts with the
GCL Nationals (0-0, 0.00 ERA, 4 K) and eight starts with the Low-A
Hagerstown Suns (0-4, 3.82)...Made professional debut on 7/20 vs.
AST and tossed two hitless innings...Faced the GCL Astros again
on 7/25 on the road and tossed three hitless innings...W promoted
to the South Atlantic League (Low-A Hagerstown Suns) following
the outing...Gave up three earned runs in first appearance with
the Suns on 7/30 vs. WV after allowing RBI base hits to current
Major Leaguers Starling Marte and Robbie Grossman...Struck out
season-best eight batters on 8/21 @ LWD...Allowed a career-high
seven runs (one earned) on 8/27 vs. LWD
EASTERN LEAGUE
2013...Appeared with the Double-A Tennessee Smokies of the

Southern League for 31 games (ten starts)...Began and finished
the season in the bullpen while all of his starts came between 6/3
and 8/4...Made first appearance on 4/4 @ PNS and allowed a run
in 1.2 innings...Earned first win with Smokies on 4/19 @ HVL...Had
an inconsistent April by alternating outings with runs and scoreless
games in all seven appearances in the month (6.97 ERA)...Had a
better ERA in May (4.76) but still showed inconsistency on the hill
thanks to an opponent batting average of .300..Made first start of
the season on 6/3 and allowed a run over 4.1 innings...Scored only
run of season after walking on 6/22 @ CHA...Won first game as
a starter on 7/3 thanks to six shutout innings (6 H)....Allowed 15
total runs in final three starts from 7/21 to 8/4 (16.20 ERA) before
moving back to the bullpen to finish the season...Allowed two runs
in first game back in the bullpen on 8/10 vs. MTG but did not allow
any runs over final six appearances (7.1 IP, 2 H) from 8/15 to 9/2...
Both righties and lefties hit .266 against him
2010...Began season as a starter for the High-A Potomac Nationals

before a sore arm forced him to rehab in the GCL and come back
to Potomac primarily as a reliever...Went 5-3 with a 3.88 ERA in
23 games (12 starts) with Potomac and a pair of saves...Made
first start in the Carolina League on 4/17 @ WIL and tossed three
innings in a losing effort (4 H, 3 R, 1 ER, 3 BB)...Earned first win
in High-A on 5/3 vs. MB thanks to 5.2 scoreless innings...Threw a
season-high six innings on 5/29 vs. SAL...Lasted four innings on
6/3 @ WIL and did not give up a hit before a sore arm forced him to
the disabled list...Made four starts with the GCL from 6/26 to 7/8...
Went deeper into each game during rehab stint in GCL (6/26, 2 IP;
6/29, 3 IP; 7/3 4 IP; 7/8, 5 IP)...Returned to Potomac on 7/15 vs.
KIN and tossed five scoreless innings to pick up first win in High-A
since 5/3...Made first relief outing of season on 7/21 vs. SAL (3 IP,
2 ER)...Made final start on 7/25 and pitched six shutout innings to
earn a victory...Appeared exclusively as a reliever from 8/10 to the
end of the season...Held a 6.75 ERA in final ten appearances (2-1,
2 SV)...Earned first career save on 8/25 vs. WIL...Fared better in
road games (1-2, 2.25 ERA) than home games (4-1, 5.18 ERA)...
Was consistent in ERA before the All-Star break (3.91) and after
the break (3.81)...Able to get out right handed hitters more (.214)
than lefties (.269)
HISTORY/RECORDS
CURVE CUTS...Was a Golden Spikes Award finalist and runner-up

to winner Stephen Strasburg in 2009...Was acquired by Cubs
along with outfielder Michael Burgess and pitcher Graham Hicks
in exchange for former Curve pitcher Tom Gorzelanny
2011...Missed entire season due to injury and was traded to the

Chicago Cubs organization at the conclusion of the season
2014 CURVE
CAREER TRANSACTIONS...Selected by the Washington Nationals

in the 4th round of the 2009 MLB Draft from Kansas State University...Traded to Chicago Cubs 1/19/11...Acquired by the Pittsburgh
Pirates in the Triple-A phase of the Rule 5 Draft on 12/12/13
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eliecerNAVARRO|lhp
BIRTHPLACE: DAVID, PANAMA
RESIDES: DAVID, PANAMA
CAREER HIGHS
IP (START): 7.0, 8x, last - 8/1/13 (ALT v. BIN) WALKS: 5, 8/22/13 (ALT @ RIC)
IP (RELIEF): 5.0, 2x, last - 7/14/11 (WVA v. HIC) STRIKEOUTS: 11, 2x, last - 7/5/08 (PIT v. ATL)
RUNS ALLOWED: 7, 5/25/12 (BRD @ JUP)
MOST HITS: 10, 2x, last - 8/27/13 (ALT @ HAR&
non-drafted free-agent 7/24/06
CURVE CUTS... Played for Panama in the 2009 World Baseball
Classic (1 G, 1.1 IP, 2 H, 2 R, 1 ER)2014 will be his eighth professional season
2013...Began season with High-A Bradenton...Turned in four consecutive quality starts from 5/20 to 6/12...Sandwiched in between
the run of quality starts was his second relief appearance of the
season two-scoreless frames vs. FTM on 6/7...Lasted at least six
innings in nine of his 11 starts with Bradenton...Had a better than
4:1 strikeout-to-walk ratio in May (37 K, 8 BB)...Named the FSL
Pitcher of the Week from 5/27 to 6/3 (1 GS, 7.0 IP, 3 H, 0 R, 7 K)...
Promoted to Double-A Altoona on 6/19...Gave up two runs (one
earned) in Double-A debut on 6/19 vs. NH (eighth quality start of the
season)...Allowed a season-high six runs with a then season-high
three walks in loss on 6/24 (1) vs. NBR...Gave up all six of his runs
(five earned) in first two innings in start on 6/29 @ Akron (5.0 IP, 6
R, 5 ER)...Picked up first Double-A win on 7/4 vs. ERI (5.0 IP, 3 R)...
Won second straight start on 7/11 at Akron (6.0 IP, 0 R)...Matched
career high with seven innings pitched on 7/16 vs. Bowie but suffered the loss...Only worked four innings on 7/23 @ TRE (2) so he
could start on 7/27 @ NHM...Worked five innings (2 R, 5 H) on short
rest on 7/27 to earn third Double-A win...Matched a career-high in
innings pitched on 8/1 vs. BIN and set a Double-A high in strikeouts
with nine (no decision)...Took a no-decision on 8/11 vs. HAR with a
quality start (6.0 IP, 4 H, 3 R, 2 ER)...Was his fifth quality start since
joining Altoona...Helped combine on the teams 11th shutout of the
season on 8/17 at Erie in the first game of a DH (5.2 IP, 0 R, 3 H, 7
K)...Walked a career-high five batters and allowed five runs in 3.1
innings on 8/22 @ RIC...Tied a career-high by allowing 10 hits on
8/27 @ HAR (L, 5.2 IP, 4 R, 2 ER, 2 BB, 5 K)...Made last appearance
of the season out of the bullpen on 9/2 vs. AKR (L, 1.0 IP, 2 H, 2 R)
2012...Split time between the bullpen and the starting rotation with
BradentonSpent the last month of the season in the rotation
Went 3-7 with 4.34 ERA in 13 starts while going 2-1 with a 2.56
ERA in 18 app. out of the bullpenWas lights out in April (1.47
ERA, 7 games) and July (3-1, 1.19 ERA, 6 G/3 GS)...Tossed his first
career complete-game shutout in the first half of a doubleheader
on 8/12 vs. Palm Beach (7.0 IP, 3 H, 0 R, 1 BB, 4K)Finished fourth
on Bradentons team with a career high 112.0 IP despite spending
YR CLUB
07
DSL Pirates (R)
08 DSL Pirates (R)
09
GCL Pirates (R)
10
State College (A)

West Virginia (A)
11
Bradenton (A)

West Virginia (A)
12 Bradenton (A)
13
Bradenton (A)
Altoona (AA)
MiLB Totals
42
half the season in the bullpen Won four consecutive decisions

from 6/25 to 7/19...His 3.62 ERA was eighth-best in the FSL at the
end of the season...Had a 3.15 ERA in the second half (14 games)...
Was a full run lower than his first-half ERA (17 games)
2011...Split his first full-season between Bradenton (13 games) and
West Virginia (14 games)Got off to a tough start in April, posting
an 8.31 ERA in four appearances with Bradenton before settling
down in May (2.35 ERA 7.2 IP, 3 app.)Assigned to West Virginia
in early July and spent the remainder of the season there...Made
his first appearance for West Virginia on 7/5 tossing two shutout
inningsMoved to the starting rotation 7/29 and did not suffer a
loss the remainder of the season 4-0 in eight starts (3.19 ERA in
those eight starts)
2010...Began the season with State College and was promoted to
West Virginia after just three appearancesDominated the NYPL in
his 3 games (8.2 IP, 6 H, 1 ER, 1 BB, 11 K)Picked up where he left off
after being promoted to West Virginia going 1-1 with a 2.50 ERA in
the month of July (eight games, one start)...Started final five games
of the season after relieving in 10 of first 11 games for the Power
2009...Spent the season in the GCL, his first season of baseball
statesideSuffered the loss in his first start on 6/23 @ YAN (3.0
IP, 6 H, 3 ER)Did not suffer a loss after 7/6, going 4-0 with a 2.16
ERA (25.0 IP/6 ER) and a save
2008...Spent the entire season with the DSL PiratesDid not
surrender a run in his first three starts (17.0 IP, 6 H, 2 BB, 27 K)
Finished just outside of the Top-10 in ERA at 1.42Ranked third
in the DSL strikeouts (108), second in K/9 IP (12.79), second in
fewest baserunners per 9.0 IP (7.34) among starters and third in
lowest walks/9.0 IP (0.95)
2007...Spent the entire season in the DSLMade his professional
debut on 6/5 against the DSL Angels (2.0 IP, 7 H, 6 ER, 1 BB, 1 K)
Did not lose after 6/22, winning his last eight decisions of the
yearHad three consecutive starts of at least 7.0 IP, and less than
two runs allowed from 7/28-8/13 (21.0 IP, 13 H, 2 ER, 3 BB, 23 K)

8-2 2.83 14 13 0 0 1 70.0
4-3
1.42
15
15
0
0
0
76.0
4-2 3.77 10 3 0 0 1 31.0
1-0 1.04
3 0 0
0 1
8.2
1-2
3.49
16
6
0
0
1
49.0
1-2 6.12 13 1 0 0 0 32.1
5-0
2.83
14
8
0
0
0
57.1
5-8 3.62 31 13 1 1 1 112.0
1-9 2.86 13 11 0 0 0 69.1
4-8 4.52 15 14 0 0 0 75.2
34-36 3.28 144 84 1 1 5 581.1
H R ER HR BB SO
64 24 22 3 17 85
50
16
12
1
8
108
32 13 13 3 6 23
6 1 1 1
1 11
46
20
19
6
12
42
38 24 22 6 10 31
50
20
18
7
9
54
112 51 45 9 27 88
62 25 22 4 13 62
76 44 38 8 35 55
536 238 212 48 138 559

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giftNGOEPE|ss
RESIDES: RANDBURG, SOUTH AFRICA
ORGANIZATION

BIRTHPLACE: PIETERSBURG, SOUTH AFRICA
CAREER HIGHS
HITS: 4, 2x, last - 6/12/12 (BRD @ FTM)

RBI: 3, 2x, last - 7/7/12 (BRD @ SLU)
RUNS: 3, 6x, last - 8/8/13 (BRD v. FTM)
STOLEN BASES: 3, 7/20/12 (BRD v. TAM)
HOME RUNS: 2, 2x, last - 7/7/12 (BRD @ SLU) LONGEST HIT STREAK: 7, 3x, last - 7/19-7/25/10
2009...Came stateside for his first season and spent all of it with
the GCL Pirates...Went 2-for-4 in his first game on 6/23...Hit in 10of-12 games to start GCL Pirates season (.381, 16-for-42)...Went
hitless for eight games from 7/18 to 7/28 (0-for-23)...Broke hitless
streak with hits in seven consecutive games from 7/29 to 8/5...Hit
his first professional home run in his final game of the season on
8/31 vs. GCL Blue Jays
AVG
G
AB R
H
2B
3B HR RBI
BB
SO
.238
47
160
24 38
4
0
1
9
21
52
.205 64 229 30 47 13 5 1 20 36 68
.250 2 4 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 2
.306 25 85 14
26 5 1 2 5 7 14
.167 2 6 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1
.232 124 456 66 106 11 5 9 36 63 131
.177 72 220 29 39 10 2 3 16 28 82
.292 28 96 17 28 7 3 0 6 21 35
.228 364 1256 180 286 50 16 16 92 177 385

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SB CS
E
13
9
6
11 7 14
0 0 1
3 3 1
0 0 0
22 14 21
10 3 10
7 1 3
66 37 56
43
GENERAL INFORMATION
YR
CLUB
09
GCL Pirates (R)
Bradenton (A)
GCL Pirates (R)
12 Bradenton (A)
13 Altoona (AA)

Bradenton (A)
MiLB Totals
2010...Saw some brief game action with Bradenton early in 2010

before being assigned to State College to spend his season with
the Spikes...Procured a hit in his first contest on 6/18 @ WIL...
Went 3-for-4 with a homer and two driven in on 7/2 vs. WIL...Drew
a walk in eight-of-nine games from 6/25 to 7/4 (13 total)...Grabbed
another three-hit effort on 7/22 vs. AUB...Had his best overall month
in July, hitting .264 in 28 games...Slowed a bit in August, hitting
.132 in 21 contests...Hit lefties to a tune of .283 (60 AB) but just
.178 off righties (169 AB)
2012...Played the entire season with Bradenton...Was his first fully

healthy season since 2010 when he played with State College...
Went 3-for-5 in his first game with the Marauders on 4/5 vs. STL...
Went 2-for-22 over his next six games...Hit a pair of homers on 4/27
@ CHA (2-for-4, 2 HR, 3 RBI, 3 R)...Brought his average up from .188
on 4/20 to .235 on 4/30 (11-for-37, .297)...Finished April hitting
.235 (22 games)...Nabbed second three-hit game of the season
2011...Began the season at West Virginia...Ran off a modest fivegame hit streak from 4/13 to 4/17...Overall, hit in 11-of-13 games
from 4/13-4/27 (15-for-47, .319)...Was 4-for-5 with a double on
5/5 @ AUG...Injured his hamate bone and did not return to West
Virginia after 5/14 for the remainder of the season...Tried to make
a comeback in the GCL league with two rehab games in July
EASTERN LEAGUE
2013...Walked twice in 3/30 exhibition vs. PIT... Grabbed first

Double-A hit on 4/9 @ AKR (RBI single)...Hit first AA homer on
4/11 vs. HAR...Hit .139 in 24 games during April...Had back-toback multi-hit games on 5/8 and 5/9...Went 3-5 with an RBI and a
run vs. RIC on 5/25...Three-hit game was his first of the season...
Hit in four straight games from 5/24 to 5/27...Batted .179 in May
(27 games)...Improved to hit .219 in June during 21 games...Five
of his nine total multi-hit games came in June...Was placed on
the Temporary Inactive List on June 28 (family)...Activated off
Temporary Inactive List on 7/29 and assigned to Bradenton...Was
0-for-4 in first game back w/Marauders...Doubled and drove in a
run on 7/30 (2-for-4)... Drove in a run in four staright games from
8/2 to 8/8...Had hits in five straight games from 8/8 to 8/13 (four
multi-hit games)...Went 3-for-4 and tied a career-high with three
runs scored on 8/18 vs. FTM...Hit safely in six of his last seven
games with Bradenton...Batted .292 in 28 games after joining
Marauders...Played for Scottsdale in the Arizona Fall League...
Hit .078 in 17 games...Committed 13 errors between between the
Curve (10) and Marauders (3)
HISTORY/RECORDS
CURVE CUTS...First name is actually Mpho...Full name is pronounced mm-POH nn-WEE-pay...Mpho directly translated to gift...
Listed as the Best Defensive Infielder in the system by Baseball
America heading into the 2013 & 2014 seasons...Same publication also had him as the 30th-best prospect in the Pirates chain
entering 2013 and the 29th-best entering this season...Played for
South Africa in the 2013 World Baseball Classic Qualifiers...Hit .111
(1-for-9) in three games with six walks
on 5/6 @ TAM...Grabbed first four-hit day of the season on 6/12 @

Fort Myers...Batted .246 in the first half (60 games)...Lit it up in the
month of July for his best month of the season (28 games, .313,
30-for-96, 3 3B, 4 HR, 14 RBI)...Hit safely in eight-of-nine games
from 7/3 to 7/12 (.353, 12-for-34)...Had second multi-homer game
of the season on 7/7 @ SLU...Began August on a cold streak, being
held hitless for five-straight games from 7/31 o 8/4 (0-for-19)...Held
to a .141 average in 26 games following up his torrid July...Hit .218
in the second half (64 games)...For the season, hit .271 in 65 games
at home (.196 in 59 on the road)...Followed up his season with 16
games for the Scottsdale Scorpions of the Arizona Fall League...
Hit .261 in the 16 games (2 2B, 1 3B, 1 HR)...Hit in final six games
to raise average from .080 to .261 (10-for-21, .476)
2014 CURVE
CAREER TRANSACTIONS...Signed by the Pirates as a non-drafted

free agent on 9/29/08
carlosPAULINO|c
BIRTHPLACE: PUERTO PLATA, D.R.
RESIDES: PUERTO PLATA, D.R.
ACQUIRED: TRADE - FLA (3/30/11)
CAREER HIGHS
HITS: 4, 8/4/11 (BRD v. FTM)

RBI: 4, 2x, last - 7/4/13 (ALT v. ERI)
RUNS: 3, 4x, last - 8/28/12 (BRD v. FTM)
STOLEN BASES: 1, 5x, last - 8/24/12 (BRD @ JUP)
HOME RUNS: 1, 9x, last - 8/30/12 (BRD v. SLU) LONGEST HIT STREAK: 13, 2x, last - 7/31-8/16/11
CAREER TRANSACTIONS...Signed as a non-drafted free agent by
the Florida Marlins on 10/5/07...Acquired by Pittsburgh on 3/30/11
in exchange for infielder Jim Negrych
CURVE CUTS...Can speak four languages (Spanish, English, French
and German)
2013...Appeared in 14 games last spring with the Pirates and was
2-for-13 (.154) with 3 RBI...Had Altoonas only multi-RBI game in
8-6 win over PIT on 3/30...Batted home seasons first run on 4/4
@ ERI...Hit .186 through his first 18 games in Double-A (April)...
Back-to-back multi-hit games on 5/14 and 5/15... Had a seasonhigh seven-game hitting streak from 5/11 to 5/18 (10-for-23, .435)
snapped on 5/20 @ REA...Set a new career-high with four RBI on
5/24 vs. RIC...Hit .250 (17-for-68) in 22 games during the month
of May...Hit in five straight games from 6/4 to 6/12...Played in 19
games during June and hit .239 with 11 RBI...Tied a career-high
with four RBI and set a season-high with three hits 7/4 vs. ERI...Was
the man behind the dish for the second-ever no hitter in franchise
history on 7/25 @ NHM...Batted .211 in 20 games during July...
Pinch-hit walk-off single in the bottom of the 13th inning on 8/1
vs. BIN... Reached base four times and had a hand in all three runs
on 8/16 @ ERI...Went hitless in six of his last eight games with the
Curve before being promoted to Triple-A Indianapolis on 8/28...
Threw out 36.4% of potential basestealers (40-of-110) while with
Altoona...Went 3-for-5 in first game with Indianapolis on 8/29 @
TOL (3-for-5, RBI, R)...Was 1-for-3 for Indy during the playoffs (1 G)
2012...Spent another season at Bradenton...Hit safely in first three
games of the season...Blasted the Marauders first home run of
the season on April 15...Bradenton was the 118th team out of 120
full-season MiLB teams to hit their first homer...Grabbed a hit in
seven-straight games from 5/3 to 5/12 (10-for-34, .294)...Drove in
at least one run in six of the seven games during the streak...Had
first three-hit day of the season on 6/9 vs. JUP...Hit in eight-straight
games from 7/2 to 7/15...Was 3-for-3 with a pair of doubles and
a pair of runs scored on 7/8...Hit .296 in 15 games played during
July...Went 3-for-4 and scored three runs on 8/28...Batted .240 in
47 games during the first half (.265 in 37 games after)...Threw out
YR
CLUB
08 GCL Marlins (R)
09 GCL Marlins (R)

Jamestown (A)
10 Jupiter (A)
Greensboro (A)
11 Bradenton (A)
12 Bradenton (A)
13 Altoona (AA)
Indianapolis (AAA)
MiLB Totals
44
22% of potential basestealers (26-of-118)

2011...Began his first season in the Pirates organization with
Bradenton...Hit safely in his first eight games (.310 AVG)...First
home run of the season came on 6/3 vs. Brevard County as part of
a 3-for-4 day with three RBI and three runs scored...Grabbed another
eight-game hit streak from 5/29 to 6/26...Played in seven games
during April, ten during May and 11 in June while splitting time with
Ramon Cabrera...Went on to play in 25 games each in July (.284)
and August (.314)...Went a perfect 4-for-4 with a double and three
RBI on 8/4 vs. FTM...Game was part of a 13-game hitting streak
from 7/31 to 8/16...Hit .367 (18-for-49) during the streak...Had six
straight games with an RBI from 8/28 to 9/3...Hit much better at
home (44 G, .327, 4 HR, 28 RBI) than on the road (38 G, .266, 0 HR, 12
RBI)...Batted .304 in 194 at bats after the break (.286 in 77 before)
2010...Opened the season at Greensboro and played in one game
before a quick three-game promotion to High-A Jupiter...Returned to
Greensboro on 4/16 and remained there for the rest of the season...
Went 2-for-4 with a pair of doubles and two RBI on 8/3 @ KAN
2009...Played in three games for the GCL Marlins to open the season
before being bumped up to Jamestown...After three hitless games
to start Jammers career, had hits in six of his next seven...Rattled
off a 13-game hit streak from 7/22 to 8/14...The streak was tied
for the third-longest in the NYPL in 09....Hit .396 (19-for-48) during
the streak...Hit first professional homer on 9/4/09 at Mahoning
Valley off of Vidal Nuno
2008...Made debut stateside with the GCL Marlins on 6/23 (0for-3, R)...Had hits in five of the 17 games he played in...Only two
RBI of the season came in same game on 8/2 vs. GCL Nationals
(2-for-4, 2B, 2 RBI)
AVG
G
AB R
H
2B
3B HR RBI
BB
SO
SB CS
E
.152 17 46 5 7 3 1 0 2 1 3 1 0 2
.333 3 9 1 3 0 0 0 3 0 1 0 0 1
.291 42 141 13 41 11 1 1 14 11 27 2 1 3
.125 3 8 1 1 1 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 2
.184 64 201
17
37
10
0 0 10 6 49 0 0 9
.299 82 271 44 81 18 4 4 40 18 33 0 2 5
.251 84 303 35 76 18 3 4 35 17 43 2 1 8
.220 99 323 23 71 9 4 0 38 28 48 5 1 7
.273 3 11 1 3 0 0 0 2 1 1 0 0 0
.244 397 1313
140
320 70 13 9 145 82 206 10 5 37

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jhonathanRAMOS|lhp
RESIDES: CHIVACOA, VENEZUELA
ORGANIZATION

BIRTHPLACE: SAN FELIPE, VENEZUELA
CAREER HIGHS
IP (START): 7.0, 7/30/11 (BRD @ BRV)

IP (RELIEF): 5.2, 7/21/12 (BRD v. TAM)
RUNS ALLOWED: 8, 8/5/11 (BRD v. FTM)
WALKS: 4, 6/29/12 (BRD v. PMB)

STRIKEOUTS: 8, 2x, last - 7/2/08 (PIR v. PHI)
MOST HITS: 11, 8/5/11 (BRD v. FTM)
CURVE CUTS... Originally from San Felipe, VenezuelaSpent the

past two offseasons playing winter ball in the Venezuelan league
In 2012 played with the Bravos de Margarita (5 G, 3 IP, 6 H, 3 R, 1
BB, 3 K)Made 12 relief appearances in 2011, going 0-1 with a 3.68
ERA for Bravos de Margarita
2008...Spent the entire season as a starter with the VSL Pirates

Made a career high 14 starts and fanned 47Was 10th in the VSL
in ERA at 2.69
2007...Made his professional debut with the VSL Pirates (5.0 IP, 1
H, 1 BB, 6 K) on 5/18Allowed 2 ER or less in 11 of his 13 starts
Won three of his last five starts and did not suffer a loss after a 6/29
defeat at the hands of the VSL PhilliesRanked 7th in the VSL in ERA

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GENERAL INFORMATION

H R ER HR BB SO
6-3
2.47
13
13
0
0
0
62.0
50
20
17
0
22
46
5-3 2.69 14 14 0 0 0 60.1 61 27 18 3 12 47
5-0
1.82
8
4
0
0
0
34.2
23
9
7
2
3
33
3-1
1.62
16
0
0
0
2
33.1
22
6
6
0
4
28
1-1 6.63 9 2 0 0 0 19.0 29 15 14 2 2 18
0-0 0.00
1 0 0
0 0
5.1 3 0 0 0
1 4
4-3 3.72 27 6 0 0 1 72.2 83 35 30 7 22 45
2-1 2.61
13
0 0
0 0
20.2 19 6 6 2
6 14
6-3 4.65 25 3 0 0 1 60.0 55 33 31 5 21 37
0-0 0.63
5 0 0
0 0
14.1 7 2 1 0
3 6
3-2 4.72 36 0 0 0 1 47.2 53 25 25 4 11 42
35-17 3.24 167 42 0 0 5 430.0 405 178 155 25 107 320
YR CLUB
07 VSL Pirates (R)
08
VSL Pirates (R)
09 GCL Pirates (R)
West Virginia (A)
11
West Virginia (A)
Bradenton (A)
12
Altoona (AA)
Bradenton (A)
13
Bradenton (A)
Altoona (AA)
MiLB Totals
2009...Spent the season with the GCL Pirates led the team with
five wins and posted a 1.82 ERAEarned his first win of the season
tossing three no-hit innings while fanning five in the second game
of a doubleheader on 7/3 vs. GCL Blue JaysStruck out a season
high seven over five innings against the GCL Yankees on 7/29
(allowed just one hit)
EASTERN LEAGUE
2012...Began the season with the Marauders...Gave up one ER in

his only four outings before being promoted...Had walked five and
struck out four in his 10.2 IP prior to promotion... Transferred from
Bradenton to Altoona on 4/19...Went 2-1 with a 0.84 ERA in four
games with Bradenton...Made Double-A debut on 4/20 vs. RIC (2.1
IP, 2 H, 0 R, 1 BB, 1 K)... Picked up first Double-A win on 5/17 @
BOW...Pitched in three games for Bradenton after being assigned
back there on 5/22 (4.0 IP, 3 H, 0 R, 2 K)...Assigned back to Altoona
on 5/29...Took first loss of year in Double-A on 6/9 @ AKR, allowing
walk-off HR to Nick Weglarz...Tossed a scoreless inning on 6/14 vs.
Trenton...Once again assigned back to Bradenton on June 15...Was
2-0 with a 6.41 ERA in nine games after being re-assigned back to
Bradenton on June 15...Returned to Curve on 7/25, pitched 1.0 IP of
scoreless work...Assigned back to Bradenton on 8/1...Went 2-2 with
a 5.61 ERA in nine games (three starts) for the Marauders in August
2010...Split the season between State College and West Virginia

Began year in West Virginia in late May....Made seven appearances
(two starts) before he was assigned to State College...Started
Spikes stint with three scoreless outings (9.0 IP, 1 H, 1 BB, 8 K) from
6/24 to 7/1...Allowed runs in only three of his 16 appearances with
the Spikes...Led the New York Penn-League in fewest BB/9 IP (1.08)
and ranked second in the league in baserunners/9 IP by a reliever
Led the State College bullpen with a 1.62 ERA in 16 games...Named
a mid-season All-Star in the NYPL...Promoted back to West Virginia
for two relief outings at the end of the season (4.0 IP, 1 H, 0 R, 0
BB, 5 K)...Six of his nine appearances overall with WVA, he did not
allow an earned run...Surrendered 14 runs in other three outings
HISTORY/RECORDS
2013...Began season with High-A Bradenton and appeared in five

games before his promotion...Was 0-0 with a 0.63 ERA in those
five games...Struck out six in 14.1 IP and held opposing hitters
to a .143 BAA...Promoted to Altoona on 4/27...Made first appearance on 4/28 vs. ERI (1.2 IP, 0 R)...Tossed two scoreless (0 H, 0 R,
3 K) on 5/4 @ ERI...Gave up four runs on seven hits (two homers)
in 1.1 IP on 5/25 vs. RIC...Suffered his first loss of the season on
6/22 @ BOW...Tossed two scoreless 7/12 @ AKR (2 H, 0 R, 0 BB, 3
K)...Picked up first save on 7/19 vs. ERI (0.1 IP)...Combined with
Hollingsworth, Townsend & Beckman on second-ever no hitter
in franchise history on 7/25 @ NHM (1.0 IP)...Had a 0.96 ERA in
the month of July (1 ER, 9.1 IP, 10 K, 1 BB)... Worked a Double-A
season-high three innings on 8/14 vs. POR (3.0 IP, 2 R)...Allowed a
run in five straight appearances from 8/7 to 8/20...Did not allow a
run in final three outings of the season (5.0 IP, 1 H, 5 K)...Led team
with nine holds...Was 2-1 with a 5.96 ERA in 21 games pre-All-Star
and 1-1 with a 3.27 ERA in 15 games after
2011...Spent the majority of the season with Bradenton making just

one appearance for West Virginia in early JulyBegan the season
in the bullpen before moving to the rotation in July and picking up
his first win with Bradenton on 7/15 against Dunedin (5 IP, 5 H, 1
R)Worked a 5.2 scoreless innings on 7/20 vs. DaytonaDealt a
career-high seven innings in a win on 7/30 @ BRV (5 H, 0 R, 0 BB,
2 K)...Did not suffer a loss after June 8 and won four of his final six
starts of the seasonWas placed on the disabled list in mid-August
2014 CURVE

non-drafted free agent on 8/24/06
joelyRODRIGUEZ|lhp
@joely_14
CAREER HIGHS
IP (START): 7.0, 3x, last - 8/27/13 (BRD @ JUP) WALKS: 7, 6/22/09 (DSL PIR v. DSL NYY 1)
IP (RELIEF): 4.2, 6/29/10 (PIR v. TIG)
STRIKEOUTS: 8, 4/4/13 (WVA v. ASH)
RUNS ALLOWED: 9, 4/19/13 (WVA v. HAG)
MOST HITS: 12, 7/22/09 (DSL PIR @ DSL BLJ)
CURVE CUTS...Name is pronounced joe-EH-lee...Rated by Baseball
America as the 30th best prospect in the Pittsburgh Pirates organization entering the 2014 season..Was added to Pirates 40-Man
Roster in November of 2013...Appeared in one game for Gigantes
del Cibao of the Dominican Winter League in 2013 (1.0 IP, 1 ER on
10/19 @ LIC)
2013...Split time between Low-A West Virginia Power and High-A
Bradenton Marauders...Went 5-5 with 2.72 ERA in 14 starts with
West Virginia Power and 4-3 with 2.67 ERA in 12 starts with Bradenton Marauders...Began season with West Virginia and took a
loss as the Opening Day starter on 4/4 vs. ASH while striking out
a season-high eight (5 IP, 2 ER, 2 BB)...Held an 0-2 record and 5.95
ERA through first four starts of season (26 hits allowed)...Won first
game of season in last start of April on 4/25 @ CSC after hurling 5.1
shutout innings...Was consistent over next five starts from 5/1 to
5/25 (3-1, 0.90 ERA) by tossing six innings in each outing including
scoreless outings on 5/8 vs. GVL (2) and 5/20 @ KAN...Finished
May with 1.54 ERA in six starts (6 BB, 28 K)...Earned last win with
Power on 6/11 @ DEL (5 IP, 0 R)...Lost last start with West Virginia
on 6/16 @ GBO...Promoted to Bradenton Marauders roster on 6/17
and made team debut four days later on 6/21 vs. CHA and tossed
five innings (3 ER) but did not factor into decision...Lost next three
starts from 6/26 to 7/8 but pitched effectively (1.56 ERA. 17.1 IP)...
Strung together four consecutive quality starts from 7/8 to 7/26...
Tossed seven innings and allowed one run in loss on 7/8 vs. CHA...
Won back-to-back games on 7/21 and 7/26 (12 IP, 0 ER)...Finished
July with 1.54 ERA in six starts (35 IP) and held opponents to a
.228 average...Won first game in August on 8/10 @ CHA but gave
up a season-high ten hits...Won last game on 8/21 vs. JUP after
allowing one run over five innings...Received a no-decision in last
start of season on 8/27 @ JUP but tied for longest outing of season
(7 IP, 1 ER, 2 BB, 6 K)
2012...Spent entire season with short-season State College
Spikes...Finished season with 3-4 record and 4.50 ERA in 14 starts
(64 IP)...Made season debut on 6/19 vs. WIL and received no decision after allowing two runs over four innings with season high
five walks...Tossed first scoreless outing of season on 6/29 @ MV
(5 IP) but did not factor into decision...Held a 3.21 ERA after first
month of season...Won back-to-back games for first and second
YR CLUB
09
DSL Pirates (R)
10
GCL Pirates (R)
State College (A)
12
State College (A)
13
West Virginia (A)
Bradenton (A)
MiLB Totals
46
win of the season on 7/5 @ TRI and 7/11 vs. SI (10 IP, 1 ER)...Saw
ERA reach season-best 2.17 on 7/17 after allowing one earned run
over five innings @ MV...Did not win any games from 7/17 to 8/9 (5
starts, 0-1 record, 3.91 ERA)...Went 2-1 with 3.06 ERA in ten starts
before all-star break...Won for last time in season on 8/16 vs. JAM
(5 IP, 2 ER)...Lost last three games of season from 8/21 to 9/3 (12
IP, 10.50 ERA)...Fared better in road games (1-2, 2.54 ERA) than
home games (2-2, 6.06 ERA)...Was 1-3 with an 8.47 ERA in four
starts after the break
2011...Played only two games with State College Spikes in an
injury-shortened season (elbow stress reaction & appendicitis)...
Made season debut on 6/17 @ WIL in relief (2 IP, 1 R, 0 ER)...Made
only start on 6/21 vs. AUB and took loss after allowing three runs
on eight hits over three innings of work...Went on disabled list for
the rest of the season with an elbow injury
2010...Spent bulk of season with GCL Pirates and made two relief
appearances late in year with State College Spikes...Allowed four
runs in debut with GCL Pirates on 6/21 @ YAN over 0.1 IP in relief...
Tossed four shutout innings in relief in next outing on 6/24 vs. PHL
and received...Made final relief outing on 6/29 vs. TIG (4.2 IP, 3 ER,
6 H)...Put into starting rotation on 7/6 and found better success in
nine remaining starts...Won first game as starter on 7/6 @ PHL (5
IP, 1 ER, 4 H)...Won final game on 7/17 vs. PHL (5, 1 ER, 6 H)...Lost
final game on 7/29 @ PHL after allowing one unearned run over
1.2 innings...Received a no-decision in last four starts of season
(17.2 IP, 3.57 ERA) before late-season promotion to State College...
Made Spikes debut on 8/29 @ BAT in relief and gave up three runs
in one inning...Made second and final appearance of season with
Spikes on 9/3 @ WIL and allowed one unearned run over three
innings in team loss
2009...Spent entire season with DSL Pirates and went 2-5 with
4.60 ERA in 12 starts...Made professional debut on 6/4 @ DSL DOD
and allowed one run over three innings...Took first professional
loss on 6/10 vs. DSL MET...Did not get a win in first six outings
(0-3, 5.57 ERA 21 IP)...Earned first professional win on 7/10 @
DSL AST after five shutout innings...Won second and last game in
next start on 7/16 vs. DSL CUB2 after throwing season-best seven
shutout innings

2-5 4.60 12 12 0 0 0 47.0
2-2 3.99 12 9 0 0 1 47.1
0-0 6.75
2 0 0
0 0
4.0
0-1
5.40
2
1
0
0
0
5.0
3-4 4.50 14 14 0 0 0 64.0
5-5 2.72 14 14 0 0 0 72.2
4-3 2.67 12 12 0 0 0 67.1
16-20 3.66 68 62 0 0 1 307.1
H R ER HR BB SO
53 29 24 1 24 24
44 25 21 10
7 26
6 4 3 0
2 2
12
5
3
0
1
3
74 37 32 2 15 32
79 36 22 4 20 57
63 24 20 4 19 44
331 160 125 21 88 188

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melROJAS,JR|of
ACQUIRED: 3RD ROUND (2010)
ORGANIZATION

BIRTHPLACE: INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
@melrojasjr
CAREER HIGHS
HITS: 4, 7x, last - 7/12/13 (ALT @ AKR)

RUNS: 4, 5/24/13 (ALT v. RIC)
RBI: 4, 6/21/12 (BRD v. CHA)

STOLEN BASES: 3, 5/13/11 (WVA v. KAN)
2010...Made professional debut with State College after being

drafted...Went 9-for-23 (.391) to start his pro career...Nabbed first
four-hit game of pro career on 7/22 vs. Auburn (fifth game overall
as a pro)...Hit .265 in his first 12 games but .183 (21-115) in his last
31 with the Spikes...Held without a hit in five straight from 8/11to
8/18 (0-for-19)...Despite .207 season-ending average, he batted
.353 (12-for-34) with 14 RBI with runners in scoring position...
Made just one error defensively in 43 games playing center field
2012...Continued his progression and spent the entire season in

Bradenton...Had hits in first four games and in 11 of his first 13...
Was 0-for-22 from 4/20 to 4/28...Broke out of skid with hits in 13
of his next 14 games from 4/29 to 5/12 (23-for-64, .359)...Had best
month for average in May (29 G, .306, 4 3B, 2 HR, 10 RBI)...Hit safely
in all but six of the 29 games he played in during May...Ran off a
seven-game hit streak from 5/29 to 6/5...Hit first-career grand slam
2011...Spent his first season in full-season ball with West Virginia...

Went 3-for-5 on 4/15 and 4/17 at Augusta...Had a modest five-game
hit streak from 4/30 to 5/6 (9-for-18)...Ended up hitting .253 in 20
games during April...Held without a hit in eight of ten games from
5/15 to 5/25 (4-for-41)...Followed drought with hits in eight straight
from 5/26 to 6/2...Registered the first four-hit day of his season
on 6/11 at Lakewood (4-for-7)...Smashed first professional home
run on 6/15 vs. Greensboro...Had two hits apiece in five-straight
contests from 6/17 to 6/25 to lift his average from .248 to .267...
Found second four-hit day of the season on 7/6 @ LEX (4-for-5,
3B, HR, 2 RBI, 2 R)...Rattled off a 19-game on-base streak from
7/22 to 8/13...On-base streak included a career-high ten-game
hitting streak from 7/31 to 8/12...Walked four times on 8/19 vs.
Delmarva...Scored a run in seven-straight contests from 8/18 to
8/24 (10 runs total)...Ended the season with hits in seven of his last
eight games...Made just five errors defensively during the season
while playing center field
EASTERN LEAGUE
2013...Was 2-for-5 from the leadoff spot in 3/30 exhibition vs. PIT...
Went 2-for-5 on 4/5 @ ERI with an inside-the-park homer...Grabbed
four hits on 4/9 @ AKR (2B, 2 RBI, 2 R)...Hit his first over-the-wall
home run in Double-A on 4/22 @ RIC...Hit .226 in 24 games during
the month of April (2 HR, 6 RBI)...Hit safely in seven-of-eight games
from 5/14 to 5/22...Scored a season-high four runs 5/24 vs. RIC...
Had a then-season-high six-game (5/24 to 5/29) hitting streak 10for-25 (.400, 3 2B, 3B, 6 RBI, 8 R) halted on 5/30 @ BIN...Batted
.266 in 26 games during the month of May...Hit go-ahead home run
on 6/1 @ POR in top of ninth inning...Beat his own season-best hit
streak with an eight-gamer from 5/31 to 6/9 (13-for-32, .406)...Was
hitting .311 in 15 games in June before hitting the DL with a left
oblique strain...Activated off the DL on 7/1...Turned in his second
four hit game of the season on 7/12 @ AKR going 4-for-5 and
finishing a HR shy of the cycle...Had seven-game hit streak (7/19
to 7/27) halted on 7/28 @ NHM (0-for-2)...Hit .295 in 25 games
during July...Walk off single to left field on 8/15 vs. POR...Had hits
in 12 of his final 14 games to end the season...Went 3-for-4 with a
double and an RBI on the final day of the season (9/2 vs. AKR)...Hit
.286 in 175 AB after the break (.266 in 271 AB before)...Batted .295
(94-for-319) with 32 extra base hits (20 2B, 9 3B, 3 HR), 31 RBI and
40 runs scored in 86 games from May 15 to the end of the season.
HISTORY/RECORDS
CURVE CUTS...Is the son of former major league pitcher Mel Rojas,
who pitched for Montreal, Chicago (NL), New York (NL), Los Angeles
(NL) and Detroit...Hit .398 with 19 doubles, 10 triples, 12 homers,
71 RBI and 94 runs scored as a freshman at Wabash in 2010...Team
finished 50-12 that season to claim Region 24 title...Swiped 61
bags in 64 tries at Wabash (led the nation in stolen bases)...Named
the 2010 Great Rivers Athletic Conference Freshman-of-the-Year
on 6/21 vs. Charlotte in a 10-3 Marauders victory...Hit .226 overall

during June...Finished the first half hitting .268 with a .318 OBP
(through 66 games)...Doubled twice and scored two runs on 7/2
vs. CHA...Drove in at least one run in six-of-seven games from 7/8
to 7/16 (eight RBI total)...Was a perfect 4-for-4 with a double, walk
and a run scored on 7/31 at Lakeland...Grabbed another four-hit
day on 8/29 vs. FTM (4-for-5, 3B, HR, 3 RBI, 3 R)...Was held hitless
in seven-of-last-eight games of the season (four-hit day on 8/29
was the exception)...Hit RHP to a .262 clip (.213 against lefties)
2014 CURVE
CAREER TRANSACTIONS...Selected by the Pirates in the third round

of the 2010 draft out of Wabash Valley (Ill.) College
GENERAL INFORMATION
YR CLUB
12 Bradenton (A)
13 Altoona (AA)
MiLB Totals
AVG
.207
.246
.245
.274
.250
G
AB
R
H
2B
3B
43
164
19 34
7
0
131
508
66 125 16
7
130 497 61 122 12 12
120 446 57 122 28 9
424 1615 203 403 63 28
HR
0
5
6
5
16

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RBI
BB
SO
14
21
42
46
46
119
51 35 107
41 38 100
152 140 368
SB CS
7
3
23
14
16 8
14 8
60 33
E
1
5
4
5
15
47
tylerSAMPLE|rhp
BIRTHDATE: JUNE 27, 1989
BIRTHPLACE: DENVER, COLO.
RESIDES: ELIZABETH, COLO.
ACQUIRED: RULE 5 DRAFT (2013)
CAREER HIGHS
IP (START): 8.0, 5/20/11 (WIL v. MB)

WALKS: 6, many times
IP (RELIEF): 5.0, 5/8/11 (WIL @ FRE)
STRIKEOUTS: 9, 2x, last - 5/2/12 (WIL v. SAL)
RUNS ALLOWED: 11, 7/30/08 (AZL ROY @ AZL ANG) MOST HITS: 12, 7/22/11 (WIL @ KIN)
CAREER TRANSACTIONS...Drafted by the Kansas City Royals in the
3rd round of the 2008 MLB Draft from Mullen (Col.) High School...
Obtained by Pittsburgh off Kansas Citys NW Arkansas roster in
Triple-A phase of 2013 Rule Five Draft 12/12/13
CURVE CUTS...Was named to Midwest League mid-season All-Star
team in 2010
2013Returned to High-A Wilmington Blue Rocks for third straight
season and appeared in 18 games (six starts) with a 2-4 record and
a 5.06 ERA (48 IP, 49 BB)...Tossed 4.1 innings in first game on 5/29
@ CAR but took a loss after allowing two runs (one earned) and
walking four batters...Made first relief outing in next appearance
on 6/2 vs. FRE...Made five starts from 6/6 to 6/29 (game two vs
POT) and had a 1-3 record during that time with a 5.40 ERA before
moving to bullpen for remainder of season...Allowed at least one
run run in each relief outing from 7/5 to 7/25 and held a 10.24 ERA
in five appearances in July...Tossed 2.1 hitless innings on 8/1 @
WS...Was first scoreless outing since 6/6...Tallied first win in relief
on 8/13 vs SAL (3.0 IP, 1 H, 0 R)... Did not allow a run in final two
outings of season on 8/25 @ POT and 8/31 vs. WS
2012Appeared in 28 games (15 starts) in second season with
Wilmington...Went 1-9 with a 5.84 ERA in 98.2 innings with 91
strikeouts...Was a starter in first half of season before transitioning
to a reliever for the majority of the second half...Allowed at least one
run in every start from 4/6 to 5/18 (6.13 ERA)...Was the Opening
Day starter for the Blue Rocks on 4/6 @ MB and allowed three runs
on three hits (2 HR) over 4.2 innings and took the loss...Lost four
straight starts from 4/27 to 5/13 but put up a quality start on 4/17
vs. CAR...Struck out a season-high nine batters on 5/2 vs SAL but
took a loss after allowing two runs on one hit over five innings...
Earned first and only win of season on 5/23 vs POT thanks to five
shutout innings...Lost final start on 6/23 @ CAR (2) and became
a full-time reliever on 6/27...Looked sharp in first chance out of
bullpen on 6/27 @ POT (2.0 IP, 1 H, 0 R)...Held opponents to a .247
average when a starter (15 games) but opposing batters hit .313
against him in 13 appearances as a reliever.
2011...Went 7-12 with a 5.25 ERA in 27 games (22 starts) in first
season with Wilmington Blue Rocks...Alternated time in first half
of season between rotation and bullpen before staying in starting
rotation for majority of second half...Was a starter in his first outing
on 4/9 @ MB and allowed one earned run over 4.2 innings...Earned
a win in next appearance in relief on 4/15 vs. POT thanks to three
scoreless, hitless innings...Finished April with best numbers (1.72
YR CLUB
08 AZL Royals (R)
09
AZL Royals (R)
Burlington (R)
10 Burlington (A)
11 Wilmington (A)
12 Wilmington (A)
13
Wilmington (A)
MiLB Totals
48
ERA)...Lost back to back outings on 5/3 vs. LYN (starter) and 5/8
@ FRE (relief)...Earned first win as a starter on 5/20 vs. MB after
hurling a career-high eight innings...Held a 5-4 record and a 4.23
ERA prior to the All-Star break with opponents batting .270 against
him...Lost first game after break on 6/26 @ FRE but went deep in
the game (7.0 IP, 5 ER)...Tossed two scoreless innings in final relief
appearance of season on 7/1 before appearing exclusively as a
starter for rest of season...Hurled seven shutout innings in victory
on 7/10 vs MB...Lost four of next five starts from 7/16 to 8/7 and
allowed multiple runs in each outing during that time (8.76 ERA)...
Tossed six innings and allowed two hits (one unearned run) in final
start of season on 9/3 vs FRE but did not factor into decision...Held
a 3-1 record as a reliever with a 3.38 ERA in five appearances and
went 4-11 with a 5.51 ERA as a starter
2010Started 26 games with Burlington Bees and was named to
Midwest League All-Star team...Went 6-10 with a 4.69 ERA and a
.231 BAA with Bees...Earned first win on 5/1 @ QC... Found first two
quality starts on 5/11 @ CR (6.0 IP, 2 R) and 5/18 vs. CLI (6.0 IP, 3
R)...Tossed six innings of one-hit ball and struck out eight on 5/28
vs. QC to earn victory...Went 2-3 with a 4.00 ERA in 13 starts prior
to All-Star Break...Faced two batters during Midwest League All-Star
Game on 6/22 and allowed a hit to Ryan Schimpf and made Tyson
Van Winkle ground out...Four-of-five starts from 6/30 to 7/23 were
quality starts...Tossed seven shutout frames on 7/17 vs. DAY (1 H,
5 K)...Was 2-3 with a 4.07 ERA in July...Won final start on 9/4 vs CLI
2009...Began season with AZL Royals for two starts in late June
before shifting to Rookie-level Burlington Royals of the Appalachian
League and amassed a 4-2 record with a 2.84 ERA in 12 games
(nine starts) with one save...Picked up only save on 7/7 @ BLU
after hurling three innings out of the bullpen...Took loss in first
start of season on 7/12 vs. DAN (2.2 IP, 6 R, 2 ER, 6 H)...Struck
out a season-best eight batters on 7/25 @ GRN...Earned first and
second win of season on 8/6 vs PUL and 8/11 @ KNG...Ran off a
great three-start stretch from 8/20 to 8/30 (2-0, 0.47 ERA, 19.0 IP,
8 H, 1 R, 6 BB, 11 K, 3 quality starts) to end the season
2008...Held an 0-5 record with a 9.00 ERA in ten games (eight starts)
with AZL Royals...Made professional debut on 6/25 vs. PADand allowed one run over one inning...Allowed a career-high 11 runs (five
earned) over three innings on 7/30 @ AZL ANG...Struck out seven
betters in longest outing of season on 8/12 vs ATH (5.0 IP, 0 ER)

0-5
9.00
10
8
0
0
0
27.0
0-1 6.75
2 2 0
0 0
4.0
4-2 2.84 12 9 0 0 1 50.2
6-10 4.69 26 26 1 0 0 121.0
7-12 5.25 27 22 0 0 0 130.1
1-9 5.84 28 15 0 0 0 98.2
2-4 5.06 18 6 0 0 0 48.0
20-43 5.18 123 88 1 0 1 479.2
H R ER HR BB SO
30
36
27
0
29
39
7 4 3 0
2 5
34 22 16 2 20 44
105 75 63 8 95 115
146 95 76 11 58 86
104 77 64 14 53 91
43 33 27 2 49 47
469 342 276 37 306 427

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adrianSAMPSON|rhp
RESIDES: ISSAQUAH, WASH.
ORGANIZATION

BIRTHPLACE: REDMOND, WASH.
CAREER HIGHS
IP (START): 9, 8/18/13 (BRD vs FTM)

IP (RELIEF): 5, 5/13/13 (BRD @ CLR)
RUNS ALLOWED: 8, 7/20/13 (BRD vs CLR)
WALKS:4, 8/29/12 (SC vs AUB)

STRIKEOUTS: 7, 2x, last - 7/25/13 (BRD @ BRV)
MOST HITS: 11, 5/18/13 (BRD vs STL)
2012Made first professional appearance with short-season State
College after being drafted out of Bellevue Community College...
Made pro debut on 6/29 @ Mahoning Valley in relief (2.0 IP, 4 H,
2 R)...Logged first pro start on 7/4 vs. Tri-City (3.0 IP, 1 H, 1 R)...
Threw five shutout innings while allowing just one hit on 7/29 at
Lowell...Across two starts from 7/29 and 8/4 (10.0 IP, 4 H, 1 R, 0
ER, 2 BB, 9 K)...Fanned a season-best six in three innings on 8/10
at Auburn...Only allowed more than three runs in an appearance
once in 11 games (nine starts)...Felt comfortable in the confines of
Medlar Field, going 0-1 with a 2.11 ERA in five games (four starts)...
Opponents hit .241 off him in his 11 games with the Spikes
EASTERN LEAGUE
2013Began his first full season at the High-A Level with the
Bradenton Marauders...Was greeted rudely in first High-A start by
Fort Myers on 4/7 (2.2 IP, 7 H, 6 R, 3 ER, 1 HR, 1 BB, 2 K)...Reached
the five-inning plateau in his third start of the season vs. PMB on
4/19 (7 K)...Notched first six-inning start on 4/30 vs. BRV (4 R, 8
H)...Grabbed first win in only relief appearance of the season on
5/13 @ CLR (5.0 IP, 6 H, 2 R)...Allowed a season-worst 11 hits in a
loss on 5/18 vs. STL...Secured first quality start on 6/3 vs. DAY (7.0
IP, 5 H, 2 R, 2 ER, 0 BB, 3 K)...Was the first of four straight quality
starts from 6/3 to 6/23...Had a 3.69 ERA in five starts during June
(.248 BAA)....Allowed 20 hits across two starts on 7/15 and 7/20
(9.1 IP)...Rebounded with two tremendous starts...Tied a seasonhigh with seven strikeouts in seven inning win on 7/25 @ BRV (7
H, 2 R)...Went seven again on 7/30 vs. DUN (6 H, 1 R, 4 K)...Threw
a nine-inning complete game on 8/18 vs. FTM (W, 9.0 IP, 7 H, 2 R,
2 ER, 1 HR, 1 BB, 3 K)...Did it on 119 pitches (79 for strikes)...Was
HISTORY/RECORDS
CURVE CUTS...Rated by Baseball America as the 27th-best prospect

in the PIttsburgh Pirates organization prior to the 2014 season...
Named the Bellevue CC Most Valuable Pitcher in 2012 after going
11-0 with a 1.36 ERA and 107 strikeouts in 13 games (12 starts)...
Led the Northwest Athletic Association of Community Colleges in
strikeouts and wins during that 2012 campaign...Was named the No.
1 JuCo prospect in the country by Perfect Game heading into the
2012 draft...Started the West Coast Collegiate League All-Star Game
in 2011...Brother Julian signed by the Phillies out of high school
(also a pitcher) after being taken in the 12th round of the 2007
draft...Julian pitched four seasons in Phillies system (2007-10)
1-2 with a 3.58 ERA in final four starts of the season
2014 CURVE
CAREER TRANSACTIONS...Selected in the 16th round of the 2011

draft by the Florida Marlins out of Bellevue (Wash.) Community College...Selected in the fifth round of the 2012 draft by the Pittsburgh
Pirates out of Bellevue (Wash.) Community College
GENERAL INFORMATION
YR CLUB
12
State College (A)
13 Bradenton (A)
MiLB Totals

0-1 2.95 11 9 0 0 0 42.2
5-8 5.14 25 24 1 0 0 140.0
5-9 4.63 36 33 1 0 0 182.2

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H R ER HR BB SO
38 19 14 2 17 44
177 87 80 18 22 85
215 106 94 20 39 129
49
andyVASQUEZ|if/of
RESIDES: SAN PEDRO DE MACORIS, D.R.
CAREER HIGHS
HITS: 4, 2x, last - 7/29/11 (WVA v. LEX)

RBI: 5, 8/24/08 (SC @ MV)
RUNS: 3, 2x, last - 8/29/11 (WVA v. LEX)
STOLEN BASES: 2, 4x, last - 8/19/11 (WVA v. DEL)
HOME RUNS: 2, 2x, last - 8/29/11 (WVA v. LEX) LONGEST HIT STREAK: 10, 7/3-7/13/08
CURVE CUTS...Seventh professional seasonSigned by the Pirates
at the age of 18 out of the Dominican Republic
2013...Was 1-for-2 as a member of the Bucs in 3/30 exhibition...
Batted .345 (19-for-55) during 16 games during the month of April (2
HR, 4 RBI)...Batted .429 (15-for-35) during a season-best nine-game
hit streak from 4/20 (2) to 4/30...Appeared as a pitcher 5/26 vs. RIC
tossed a scoreless inning, while issuing one walk...Saw action in 22
games during May and hit .143 (8-for-56) with four RBI...Knocked
in the tying run in the bottom of the ninth inning 6/18 vs. NH...Hit
.226 in 20 games during June...Hit a lead-off home run to start the
game on 7/18 vs. ERI becoming the first Curve player to do so in
2013, and the first since Robbie Grossman on 6/26/12...Three of
his four home runs came when batting in the leadoff spot in 2013...
Batted .263 in 15 games during July...Had best month of the season
since April in August, hitting .286 in 19 games...Drove in a run in
three straight games that he played from 8/4 to 8/9...Went 2-for-5
with a triple, three RBI and two runs scored on 8/24 in the second
game of a DH with Richmond...Hit his fourth and final home run of
the season on 9/1 vs. AKR (2-for-5, HR, 3 RBI, R)
2012...Spent the majority of the season with Bradenton before
appearing in two games with the Curve in September...Appeared
in three games 4/22, 6/26 & 8/30 as a pitcher for Bradenton (2.1 IP,
0 H, 0 R, 1 BB, 1 K)Had five straight multi-hit games from 8/258/30 (10-19, .526, 2 2B, 2 3B, 6 RBI)Appeared at every position
except catcher, first base and shortstop for BradentonFound his
first career hit in Double-A, an RBI-double, on 9/1 vs. Erie...Drove
home a career-high 40 runs
2011...Spent the season with West Virginia and posted a career-high

.278 batting average and appeared in a career-high 113 games
Led the South Atlantic League in triples (13)Hit for a much better
average .302 at home than on the road where he hit .257Swung
a hot bat in the month of July hitting .319 with ten XBH and seven
RBI, including four hit games on 7/15 vs. Hickory and 7/29 vs.
LakewoodEnded the season on a seven-game hitting streak (1031, .322, 2 3B, 2 HR, 7 RBI)
2010...Appeared in a career-low 29 games splitting time between
State College and West VirginiaRecorded a hit in 11 of 13 games
after being promoted to West VirginiaPosted a .323 average at
home while with West Virginia compared to .263 on the road
2009...Spent the entire season with State CollegeServed as a utility infielder with the Spikes and primarily saw action at shortstop
Hit safely in eight-of-nine games from 7/20 to 7/28...Finished the
year in a 3-38 (.079) slump in the month of August
2008...Played his first season in the U.S. with the State College
SpikesCame out of the gate red-hot, putting together a 10-game
hitting streak 14-39 (.359, 4 2B, 2 3B, 5 RBI)Struggled against
left-handers going just 7-for-41 (.171, 3 RBI, 3 BB, 15 K)
2007...Spent his first professional season with the DSL Pirates
First professional hit against the DSL White Sox on 6/4 was a tworun single in a 6-1 victoryHit first professional home run, a two-run
shot in the eighth inning of a 13-4 win, on 6/28/07 vs. DSL White Sox
FACTOID: OPEN THE GATES

The first-ever home game in Curve history took place on April 15, 1999 when a crowd of 6,171 (a sellout) braved rainy
conditions and a one-hour rain delay for the home opener against the Bowie Baysox. The Curve defeated the Baysox, 6-1, as
Bronson Arroyo tossed 5.1 scoreless innings to notch the first of his 15 wins -- a club record -- which remains intact entering
the 2011 season. Garrett Long hit the first home run at BCB, a two-run shot in the fourth inning to give the Curve an early, 2-0,
lead. Altoona broke the game open by scoring four runs in the seventh inning, highlighted by a Craig Wilson two-run homer.
YR CLUB
07 DSL Pirates (R)
10
State Colelge (A)
West Virginia (A)
12 Bradenton (A)
Altoona (AA)
13 Altoona (AA)
MiLB Totals
50
AVG
G
AB
R
H
2B
3B
HR RBI
BB
SO
.211
34
57
9
12
2
0
1
7
12
17
.235
46
166
26 39
6
2
5
23
11
51
.190
42
147
18 28
5
3
0
5
10
37
.220 16 41 6 9 1 0 2 6 0 11
.300 13 50 10
15 1 3 1 8 2 20
.278
113
417
66 116 15
13
5
39
12
78
.264 85 288 34 76 15 3 5 39 11 60
.250 2 4 1 1 1 0 0 1 0 1
.248 94 262 32 65 5 4 4 27 15 71
.252 445 1432
202
361 51 28 23 155 73 346

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SB CS
E
4
3
5
6
2
7
6
4
12
0 0 3
3 1 1
24
10
22
7 10 7
0 0 0
12 9 10
62 39 67
tylerWALDRON|rhp
RESIDES: PILOT HILL, CALIF.
ORGANIZATION

BIRTHPLACE: CHARMICHAEL, CALIF.
@twallywaldron
CAREER HIGHS
IP (START): 7.0, 6x, last - 8/28/12 (ALT v. AKR) WALKS: 4, 6/4/12 (BRD @ BRV)
IP (RELIEF): 4.2, 5/23/11 (WVA v. LWD)
STRIKEOUTS: 8, 5/30/12 (BRD v. FTM)
RUNS ALLOWED: 8, 7/1/12 (BRD @ CHA)
MOST HITS: 11, 2x, last - 7/1/12 (BRD @ CHA)

4-7 3.90 14 14 0 0 0 64.2
7-6 4.82 19 17 0 0 0 97.0
4-1 4.25 7 5 0 0 0 29.2
7-8 5.09 22 20 1 0 0 115.0
1-2 4.05 6 6 0 0 0 26.2
0-3 4.81 8 3 0 0 0 24.1
1-0 7.88 5 0 0 0 2 8.0
24-27 4.71 81 65 1 0 2 365.1

MEDIA GUIDE
H R ER HR BB SO
66 33 28 2 11 39
91 53 52 14
26 64
35 15 14 3 5 16
143 74 65 11 29 73
26 12 12 3 11 15
31 18 13 1 10 13
11 9 7 1 4 11
403 214 191 35 96 231
51
GENERAL INFORMATION
YR CLUB
10
State College (A)
11
West Virginia (A)
Bradenton (A)
12 Bradenton (A)
Altoona (AA)
13
Altoona (AA)
Bradenton (A)
MiLB Totals
2012...Made 22 appearances (20 starts) for the Advanced-A Bradenton Marauders to begin the season...Started the year with two
outings from the bullpen before going into the rotation on 4/16 vs.
PMB...Earned his first win that day with five shutout innings, striking
out five...Pitched a complete-game win on 5/24 vs. LAK (7.0 IP, 4 H,
2 R, 1 ER, 0 BB, 7 K)...Struck out a season-high eight his next time
out on 5/30 vs. FTM...Snapped a three-start losing streak on 7/12
vs. BRV...Went six innings or more in five straight starts from 7/6
through 7/28...Earned win in first Double-A start on 8/8 vs. BOW...
Lasted 1.1 innings on 8/14 @ POR and allowed five runs on five
hits...Turned in a strong rebound performance with five one-run
innings in a no-decision on 8/17 @ NHM...Followed it up with 5.2
innings of one-run ball on 8/23 vs. Richmond...Spun seven innings
2010...Made professional debut with State College after being

drafted out of Oregon State...Gave up two runs on four hits in 3.0
IP in pro debut vs. Batavia on 6/22...Allowed five runs (all earned)
on ten hits in loss to Brooklyn on 7/8...Notched first win on 7/19 at
Auburn (5.0 IP, 2 H, 0 R, 0 BB, 5 K)...Followed it up with six-inning
shutout win over Auburn on 7/24 (5 H, 0 BB, 0 K)...Earned NYPL
Pitcher of the Week honors for his two starts that week (7/19 and
7/26)...Lost five of his last seven starts...Again had back-to-back
shutout wins, this time on 8/14 (5.0 IP, 0 H, 0 R) and 8/22 (5.0 IP, 2 H)
EASTERN LEAGUE
2013...Began the season with Altoona and made three starts (0-2,
5.40 ERA)...Landed on DL with right shoulder issues on April 23...
Activated off DL on July 25 and assigned to Bradenton...Grabbed
a save in his first appearances back on 7/25 @ BRV (1.0 IP, 0 H,
2 K)...Allowed nine runs in his last four bullpen appearances (7.0
IP) for Bradenton...Was 1-0 with a 7.88 ERA and two saves in five
games for Bradenton...Returned to the Curve in mid-August (8/15)...
Allowed at least one run in all but one of his five appearances as a
reliever...Scoreless outing came on 8/27 @ HAR (1.1 IP, 2 H, 0 R)
2011...Began his first full season as a pro in West Virginia...Won his

first two starts and four of his first five decisions...Lasted at least
five innings in each of his first four starts...Came out of the bullpen
on 5/13 and grabbed a win...Lasted six innings in three-straight
starts from 5/28 to 6/7 (18.0 IP, 4 R, 4 ER)...Went a season-high
seven innings in a win over Lakewood on 6/18 (3 H, 2 R, 4 K)...
Was a workhorse, going at least six innings in 9 of his 17 starts...
Promoted to Bradenton at the end of July...Made seven appearances
(five starts) before seasons end...Won his first four decisions in
Bradenton (three starts)...Had back-to-back scoreless outings
on 8/12 and 8/17 (13.0 IP, 10 H total)...Finished seven innings for
the second time in 2011 (first in High-A) on 8/17 @ Charlotte...Hit
around for six runs (five earned) on ten hits in a loss to St. Lucie
on 8/28...Ended the regular season with a no decision on 9/3 at
Charlotte (1.2 IP, 7 H, 7 R, 7 ER)...Did not pitch in playoff series
for Marauders...His 11 combined wins between West Virginia and
Bradenton were third-most for any Pirates minor leaguer
HISTORY/RECORDS
CURVE CUTS...Went 4-6 with three saves, 56 strikeouts and a

5.90 ERA in 23 games (seven starts) as a junior at Oregon State in
2010 (team was eliminated from College World Series on 6/6/10
in Gainesville regional)...Helped lead the Beavers to a victory over
state-rival Oregon on 5/19/09, which was the 500th career victory
for his head coach Pat Casey...Was 6-4 in 16 games (14 starts) as
a sophomore at OSU...Spent his freshman season at the University
of Pacific (Calif.) before transferring to Oregon State...Four-year
all-league performer at Golden Serra (Calif.) HS and two-time
team MVP...Named the Sacramento Player of the Year in 07 while
at Golden Serra...Had a miniscule 0.65 ERA as a senior (7 ER in 76
IP) with 151 strikeouts and just 17 walks...Handled the bat well his
senior season, batting .530 with 12 doubles, two triples and two
homers...Teammate of fellow Pirates farmhand Adalberto Santos
at Oregon State in 2009 and 2010...Two have played together
every year since 2009 (2010 in State College, 2011 in Bradenton
and 2012 in Altoona)
and allowed just one run in a loss to Akron on 8/28...Worked just

two innings on 9/2 @ ERI in his final start of the season...Left after
the second inning with shoulder discomfort...Pitched for Scottsdale
of the Arizona Fall League following the season...Went 0-0 with a
3.14 ERA in 10 relief outings...Struck out 11 in 14.1 IP while holding
opponents to a .167 batting average against
2014 CURVE
CAREER TRANSACTIONS...Selected by the Florida Marlins in the

32nd round of the 2007 MLB Draft (did not sign)...Selected by the
Pittsburgh Pirates in the 5th round of the 2010 MLB Draft out of
Oregon State University
2013 DRAFT CLASS
Listed below are all of the Pittsburgh Pirates draft picks from the 2013 amateur draft. Bold indicates a signed player. This
years MLB Draft will take place June 5-7 and the Pirates will have the 24th pick in the first round.
Austin Meadows
Reese McGuire
Round Pick Player

1
9
Austin Meadows
1
14
Reese McGuire
2
51
Blake Taylor
3
87
JaCoby Jones
4
119
Cody Dickson
5
149
Trae Arbet
6
179
Adam Frazier
7
209
Buddy Borden
8
239
Neil Kozikowski
9
260
Chad Kuhl
10
299
Shane Carle
11
329
Erich Weiss
12
359
Beau Wallace
13
389
Danny Collins
14
419
Nick Buckner
15
449
Max Rossiter
16
479
Billy Roth
17
509
Justin Topa
18
539
Jeff Roy
19
569
Brett McKinney
20
599
Ryan Lindemuth
21
629
Adam Landecker
22
659
Henry Hirsch
23
689
Cameron Griffin
24
719
Carson Cross
25
749
Justin Maffei
26
779
Grant Tyndall
27
809
Michael Fransoso
28
839
Jerry Mulderig
29
869
Jake Stinnett
30
899
Will Kendall
31
929
Tevin Johnson
32
959
Christian Ibarra
33
989
Reagan Bazar
34
1019
Connor Goedert
35
1049
Cody Beam
36
1079
Scot Hoffman
37
1109
Andrew Dennis
38
1139
Luke Voiron
39
1169
Jacob Smigelski
40
1199
Bryan Baker
52
Blake Taylor
JaCoby Jones
School
Grayson (Ga.) High School
Kentwood (Wa.) High School
Dana Hills (Ca.) High School
Louisiana State University
Sam Houston State University
Great Oak (Ca.) High School
Mississippi State University
UNLV
Avon Old Farms (Ct.)
University of Delaware
California State Univ. Long Beach
University of Texas at Austin
Hinds Community College (Miss.)
Troy University (Ala.)
North Shore (Texas) High School
Arizona State University
Vista (Ca.) High School
Long Island Univ. Brooklyn Campus
University of Rhode Island
Ohio State University
College of William and Mary
USC
University of New Haven
Statson University
University of Connecticut
University of San Francisco
South Lenoir (N.C.) High School
University of Maine at Orono
Rider University
University of Maryland
Auburn University
Gulf Coast Community College (Fl.)
Louisiana State University
Salado (Texas) High School
Neosho County CC (Kan.)
Dallas Baptist University
South Mountain CC (Az.)
Wallace State CC (Ala.)
Delgado CC (La.)
University of California, Riverside
Choctawhatchee (Fla.) High School

MEDIA GUIDE
Cody Dickson
Pos. B/T DOB

CF
L/L
5/3/95
C
L/R
3/2/95
LHP
L/L
8/17/95
CF
R/R
5/10/92
LHP
L/L
4/27/92
SS
R/R
7/1/94
SS
L/R
12/14/91
RHP
R/R
4/29/92
RHP
R/R
5/26/95
RHP
R/R
9/10/92
RHP
R/R
8/30/91
3B
L/R
9/11/91
3B
R/R
7/28/92
1B
R/R
2/11/91
CF
L/L
8/9/95
C
R/R
10/5/90
RHP
R/R
6/5/95
RHP
R/R
3/7/91
CF
L/L
1/24/92
RHP
R/R
11/19/90
2B
R/R
4/15/91
2B
R/R
2/1/91
RHP
R/R
9/29/92
LHP
L/L
11/7/91
RHP
R/R
1/24/92
CF
R/L
8/27/91
CF
L/R
8/12/95
SS
L/R
7/27/90
RHP
L/R
6/17/92
RHP
R/R
4/25/92
LHP
S/L
9/7/91
RF
R/R
8/26/93
3B
R/R
9/10/92
RHP
S/R
6/27/95
3B
R/R
12/14/93
RHP
R/R
5/2/91
RHP
R/R
9/21/93
C
R/R
3/30/93
C
R/R
1/4/93
RHP
R/R
6/20/92
RHP
R/R
12/2/94
ORGANIZATION
HISTORY | RECORDS
2014 CURVE
HISTORY/RECORDS
Photo:
Joy Absalon
EASTERN LEAGUE
Andrew McCutchen
played with the
Curve in 2006 and
2007 before eventually becoming the
Pirates everyday
centerfielder. He is
the first player in
history to go on and
win a league MVP
award at the MLB
level.
GENERAL INFORMATION

MEDIA GUIDE
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YEAR-BY-YEAR
YEAR-BY-YEAR RECORDS
YEAR W-L PCT
1999
67-73
.479
2000
74-68
.521
2001
63-79
.444
2002
72-69
.511
2003
78-63
.553
2004
85-56
.603
2005
76-66
.535
2006
75-64
.540
2007
73-68
.518
2008
65-77
.458
2009
62-80
.437
2010
82-60
.577
2011
64-77
.454
2012
72-70
.507
2013
63-79
.444
ALL-TIME 1071-1049 .515
PLACE
6th
4th
5th
4th
2nd
1st
2nd
2nd
3rd
5th
6th
1st
6th
3rd
6th
GB
13.0
11.0
21.0
21.0
10.0
+5.5
8.0
10.5
8.5
19.0
27.0
+5.0
15.5
10.5
14.0
MANAGER
Marty Brown
Marty Brown
Dale Sveum
Dale Sveum
Dale Sveum
Tony Beasley
Tony Beasley
Tim Leiper
Tim Leiper
Tim Leiper
Matt Walbeck
Matt Walbeck
P.J. Forbes
P.J. Forbes
Carlos Garcia
Bold indicates years that Altoona made the E.L. Playoffs
ALL-TIME REGULAR SEASON RECORD VS. OPPONENTS

TEAM
Akron
Binghamton
Bowie
Connecticut%
Erie
Harrisburg
HOME

84-82 (.506)
33-26 (.559)
63-68 (.481)
17-17 (.500)
69-75 (.479)
79-50 (.612)
AWAY

60-90 (.400)
32-38 (.465)
60-59 (.504)
24-19 (.558)
83-75 (.525)*
69-77 (.473)
OVERALL
144-172 (.456)
65-64 (.504)
123-127 (.492)
41-36 (.532)
152-150 (.503)
148-127 (.538)
TEAM
New Britain
New Hampshire
New Haven#
Portland
Reading
Richmond
Trenton
HOME

30-20 (.600)
17-15 (.531)
9-6 (.600)
29-21 (.580)
71-63 (.529)
30-17 (.638)
42-27 (.609)
AWAY

26-24 (.520)
17-13 (.567)
8-9 (.471)
21-24 (.466)
54-71 (.432)^
16-22 (.421)
27-39 (.409)
OVERALL
56-44 (.560)
34-28 (.548)
18-17 (.514)
50-45 (.526)
125-134 (.483)
46-39 (.541)
69-66 (.511)
*Includes 0-1 record at PNC Park in Pittsburgh, June 26, 2004 (considered Curve road game)
^Includes 0-1 record at Citizens Bank Park in Philadelphia, June 12, 2006
#The New Haven Ravens moved to Manchester, N.H. following the 2003 season
% The Connecticut Defenders moved to Richmond, Va. following the 2009 season
ALL-TIME MONTH-BY-MONTH RECORDS

Year
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
TOTALS
April
May
June
July
9-11 15-16 18-11 14-14
8-14 14-15 18-11 15-14
10-15 11-17 10-17 17-11
12-12 18-12 13-13 15-15
12-12 15-14 19-9 14-14
11-10 17-12 20-9 14-11
10-9 16-13 17-13 14-14
15-8 18-12 13-12 15-12
9-11 14-16 17-11 16-12
10-15 11-17 14-14 16-15
6-14 9-20 12-17 15-14
14-6 19-12 17-10 10-19
10-11 17-13 7-20 12-17
8-14 16-14 14-13 16-13
11-14 10-20 15-12 15-11
155-176 220-223 224-192 218-206
August
9-18
18-11
13-17
12-17
18-13
19-11
15-16
14-17
15-16
13-16
18-10
20-9
17-12
15-16
11-21
227-220
September
FINAL OVERALL RECORD
2-3
67-73
1-3
74-68
2-2
63-79
2-0
72-69
0-1
78-63
4-3
85-56
4-1
76-66
0-3
75-64
2-2
73-68
1-0
65-77
2-5 62-80
2-4
82-60
1-4
64-77
3-0
72-70
1-1
63-79
27-32
1071-1049
FACTOID: CRAZY EIGHTS

In 2010, Curve outfielder Alex Presley had an unprecedented day at the plate on May 24 in Akron. The Monroe, La. native
exploded for eight RBI to surpass Curve legend Adam Hyzdu for the most RBI in one game in franchise history. That feat
was duplicated in 2013 by another Curve OF in Alex Dickerson, who tied the mark on July 26 in Manchester, N.H. against the
Fisher Cats. Dickerson was 3-for-6 that day with a home run and two runs scored. It was part of a big weekend in Manchester
as it came one night after the Curve threw the second combined no-hitter in franchise history.
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R POSTSEASON
CURVE ALL-TIME POSTSEASON RESULTS
2003 EASTERN LEAGUE DIVISIONAL SERIES vs. Akron Aeros (Indians)
SITE
Akron
Akron
ALTOONA
ALTOONA
DATE
September 9
September 10
September 11
SITE
ALTOONA
ALTOONA
Erie
RESULT WINNER
LOSER
L, 2-8
Paul Rigdon
Landon Jacobsen
W, 4-3
Mike Johnston
Kazuhito Tadano
L, 6-11
Jose Vargas
John VanBenschoten
L, 0-8
Kyle Evans
Ian Oquendo
Akron wins Best-of-Five Series, 3-1
SAVE
None
Todd Ozias
None
None
ATT.
6,773
8,026
7,097
5,583
SAVE
None
None
None
ATT.
4,869
5,221
4,183
ORGANIZATION
DATE
September 3
September 4
September 5
September 6
2004 EASTERN LEAGUE DIVISIONAL SERIES vs. Erie SeaWolves (Tigers)

2014 CURVE
RESULT
WINNER
LOSER
W, 14-2
Zach Duke
Kyle Sleeth
W, 8-3
Tom Gorzelanny
Matt Roney
W, 14-4
Bobby Bradley
Rick Kirsten
Altoona wins Best-of-Five Series, 3-0
2004 EASTERN LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES vs. New Hampshire Fisher Cats (Blue Jays)
SITE
RESULT
WINNER
LOSER
SAVE
ALTOONA
L, 4-5
Brandon League
Blake Stein
Jordan DeJong
ALTOONA
L, 4-5
Chris Baker
Tom Gorzelanny
Jordan DeJong
Manchester
L, 0-2
Francisco Rosario
Ian Snell
Brandon League
New Hampshire wins Best-of-Five Series, 3-0, to win Eastern League Championship
DATE
September 7
September 8
September 9
September 10
September 11
SITE
Akron
Akron
ALTOONA
ALTOONA
Akron
DATE
September 6
September 7
September 8
September 9
September 10
SITE
Akron
Akron
ALTOONA
ALTOONA
Akron
DATE
September 8
September 9
September 10
September 11
SITE
ALTOONA
ALTOONA
Harrisburg
Harrisburg
DATE
September 14
September 15
September 17
September 18
SITE
RESULT
WINNER
LOSER
ALTOONA
L, 3-2 (10) Andrew Brackman
Bryan Morris
ALTOONA
W, 6-4
Jeff Locke
Dellin Betances
Trenton
W, 5-0
Justin Wilson
Adam Warren
Trenton
W, 5-2
Tony Watson
Manny Banuelos
Altoona wins Best-of-Five Series, 3-1, to win its first E.L. Championship

RESULT
L, 7-11
L, 4-6
W, 3-0
W, 6-3
L, 4-6
WINNER
LOSER
Jeremy Sowers
Eddie Candelario
Chris Cooper
Brady Borner
Tom Gorzelanny
Rafael Perez
Hansel Izquierdo
Jake Dittler
Travis Foley
Justin Kaye
ATT.
4,438
4,093
3,394
SAVE
None
Edward Mujica
None
Matt Capps
Edward Mujica
ATT.
4,728
4,621
4,547
4,255
3,642
SAVE
Jim Ed Warden
None
Brandon Knight
Blaine Neal
Jim Ed Warden
ATT.
7,800
7,688
4,508
3,472
6,206
HISTORY/RECORDS
DATE
September 14
September 15
September 18

EASTERN LEAGUE
RESULT
WINNER
LOSER
L, 10-12
Adam Miller
Jason Roach
L, 0-12
Aaron Laffey
Josh Shortslef
W, 4-1
Landon Jacobsen
Sean Smith
W, 3-1
Wardell Starling
Jensen Lewis
L, 2-5
Tony Sipp
Nerio Rodriguez
2010 EASTERN LEAGUE DIVISIONAL SERIES vs. Harrisburg Senators (Nationals)

SAVE
None
Daniel Moskos
None
Daniel Moskos
ATT.
3,099
3,414
4,119
3,051
2010 EASTERN LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES vs. Trenton Thunder (Yankees)

SAVE
None
Daniel Moskos
Daniel Moskos
Daniel Moskos
ATT.
5,501
3,197
3,351
3,095
RESULT
WINNER
LOSER
L, 5-10
Tom Milone
Rudy Owens
W, 6-4
Derek Hankins
Adrian Alaniz
W, 7-2
Justin Wilson
Ryan Tatusko
W, 10-5
Tony Watson
Tanner Roark
Altoona wins Best-of-Five Series, 3-1
GENERAL INFORMATION

MEDIA GUIDE
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YEARLY LEADERS
YEAR
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
YEAR
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
YEAR
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
YEAR
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
YEAR
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
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AVG. (min. 300 TPA)

Adam Hyzdu (.316)
Rob Mackowiak (.297)
Rico Washington (.302)
Tony Alvarez (.318)
Kevin Nicholson (.294)
Jeff Keppinger (.338)
Jose Bautista (.283)
Brett Roneberg (.303)
Steven Pearce (.334)
Jason Delaney (.292)
Jonel Pacheco (.275)
Hector Gimenez (.305)
Starling Marte (.332)
Brock Holt (.322)
Alex Dickerson (.288)
RUNS SCORED
Tike Redman (84)
Adam Hyzdu (96)
Shaun Skrehot (61)
Tony Alvarez (79)
Chris Duffy (84)
Nate McLouth (93)
Rajai Davis (82)
Simon Pond (64)
Neil Walker (77)
Jonel Pacheco (64)
Jonel Pacheco (58)
Chase dArnaud (91)
Starling Marte (91)
Robbie Grossman (59)
Adalberto Santos (62)
GAMES PLAYED
Tike Redman (136)
Adam Hyzdu (142)
Lee Evans (118)
Shawn Garrett (131)
Chris Duffy (137)
Nate McLouth (133)
Rajai Davis (123)
Javier Guzman (129)
Andrew McCutchen (118)
Brad Corley (134)
Jason Delaney (125)
Miles Durham (136)
Brock Holt (132)
Quincy Latimore (126)
Jarek Cunningham (132)
YEAR-BY-YEAR
TEAM BATTING
LEADERS
HITS
HOME RUNS
Tike Redman (143)
Rob Mackowiak (156)
Shaun Skrehot (125)
Tony Alvarez (161)
Chris Duffy (137)
Nate McLouth (166)
Rajai Davis (140)
Javier Guzman (130)
Neil Walker (124)
Brad Corley (131)
Jonel Pacheco (119)
Josh Harrison (156)
Starling Marte (178)
Brock Holt (123)
Alex Dickerson (130)
DOUBLES
A.Hernandez/K. Haverbusch (26)
Adam Hyzdu (39)
S. Skrehot/C. Rivera (30)
Tony Alvarez (37)
Kevin Nicholson (31)
Nate McLouth (40)
Jose Bautista (27)
Simon Pond (32)
Neil Walker (30)
Brad Corley (25)
Jason Delaney (25)
C. dArnaud/J. Harrison (33)
Starling Marte (38)
Matt Curry (34)
Alex Dickerson (36)
AT-BATS
Tike Redman (532)
Rob Mackowiak (526)
Shaun Skrehot (468)
Tony Alvarez (507)
Jose Castillo (498)
Nate McLouth (515)
Rajai Davis (499)
Javier Guzman (485)
Andrew McCutchen (446)
Brad Corley (500)
Jason Delaney (435)
Chase dArnaud (530)
Starling Marte (536)
Adam Hyzdu (24)

Adam Hyzdu (31)
Dan Meier (13)
Carlos Rivera (22)
Shawn Garrett (13)
Ray Sadler (20)
Josh Bonifay (25)
Ray Sadler (15)
Adam Boeve (17)
Jonel Pacheco (12)
Jonel Pacheco (14)
Hector Gimenez (16)
TRIPLES
Tike Redman (12)
Rico Washington (7)
Lee Evans (8)
Shawn Garrett (8)
3 Players Tied (6)
Chris Duffy (6)
Craig Stansberry (11)
Vic Buttler (14)
J. Bowers/V. Buttler (4)
Shelby Ford (10)
Jason Delaney (5)
Chase dArnaud (9)
Brock Holt (9)
Brock Holt (6)
Mel Rojas, Jr. (9)
WALKS
Garrett Long (63)
Adam Hyzdu (94)
Richard Paz (52)
Rico Washington (60)
Chris Duffy (44)
Nate McLouth (48)
Tom Evans (51)
Simon Pond (59)
Neil Walker (53)
Jason Delaney (68)
Jason Delaney (57)
Matt Hague (61)
Brock Holt (50)
Robbie Grossman (59)
YEAR-BY-YEAR TEAM PITCHING LEADERS
ERA (min. 75 IP)

Paul Ah Yat (3.02)
Sam McConnell (1.61)
Justin Reid (2.54)
Ben Shaffar (3.15)
Landon Jacobsen (2.93)
Ian Snell (3.16)
Brady Borner (2.08)
Shane Youman (1.51)
Dewon Brazelton (3.53)
Yoslan Herrera (3.46)
Brad Lincoln (2.28)
Michael Dubee (2.24)
Kyle McPherson (3.02)
Phil Irwin (2.93)
Casey Sadler (3.31)
GAMES
David Daniels (55)
Matt Duff (47)
Clint Chrysler (51)
C. Chrysler/C. Spurling (51)
Todd Ozias (51)
Jeff Miller (52)
Justin Kaye (53)
Brandon Knight (51)
Matt Peterson (51)
R. Belisario/P. Bresnehan (38)
Jeff Sues (40)
Michael Dubee (45)
Noah Krol (54)
Vic Black (51)
Luis Sanz (47)
WINS
Bronson Arroyo (15)
Brian OConnor (12)
6 Players Tied (5)
Justin Reid (11)
Sean Burnett (14)
Bryan Bullington (12)
Matt Peterson (11)
Landon Jacobsen (14)
Luis Munoz (12)
Juan Mateo (7)
Y.Herrera/D. Moskos (11)
J. Hughes/R. Owens (12)
Aaron Pribanic (10)
Brandon Cumpton (12)
Casey Sadler (11)
INNINGS PITCHED
Brian OConnor (153.1)
John Grabow (145.1)
Chris Spurling (121.2)
Justin Reid (153.2)
Ian Snell (151.0)
Matt Peterson (143.2)
Josh Shortslef (149.1)
Derek Hankins (119.0)
Daniel Moskos (149.0)
Jared Hughes (150.2)
Aaron Pribanic (153.0)
Brandon Cumpton (152.1)
David Bromberg (136.0)
LOSSES
Brian OConnor (11)
J. Grabow/S. Sparks (7)
C. Alvarado/C. Spurling (7)
John Grabow (13)
3 Players Tied (7)
Paul Stewart (10)
Landon Jacobsen (9)
Josh Shortslef (13)
Derek Hankins/Josh Hill (11)
Daniel Moskos (10)
J. Hughes/J. Wilson (8)
Mike Colla (11)
David Bromberg (12)
STRIKEOUTS
Brian OConnor (106)
John Grabow (109)
Carlos Alvarado (73)
Adrian Burnside (122)
Mike Connolly (90)
Ian Snell (142)
Tom Gorzelanny (124)
M. Connolly/J. Vasquez (87)
Luis Munoz (89)
Kyle Bloom (93)
Mike Crotta (97)
Justin Wilson (134)
Jeff Locke (114)
David Bromberg (127)

MEDIA GUIDE
RBI
Adam Hyzdu (78)
Adam Hyzdu (106)
J.R. House (56)
Carlos Rivera (84)
Shawn Garrett (67)
Josh Bonifay (76)
Jose Bautista (90)
Simon Pond (78)
Steven Pearce (72)
Jonel Pacheco (52)
Jason Delaney (65)
Matt Hague (86)
Matt Curry (76)
Alex Dickerson (68)
STOLEN BASES
Tike Redman (29)
Rob Mackowiak (18)
Shaun Skrehot (24)
Tony Alvarez (29)
Chris Duffy (34)
Chris Duffy (32)
Davis/Thompson (45)
Buttler/Morgan (21)
Vic Buttler (22)
Shelby Ford (19)
Jonel Pacheco (15)
Chase dArnaud (33)
Starling Marte (24)
STRIKEOUTS
Alex Hernandez (110)
Adam Hyzdu (102)
Lee Evans (116)
J.J. Davis (101)
Josh Bonifay (106)
Josh Bonifay (96)
Craig Stansberry (114)
Simon Pond (121)
Adam Boeve (100)
James Boone (107)
Jason Delaney (90)
Miles Durham (139)
SAVES
Matt Duff (12)
Brian Smith (12)
Tony Pavlovich (12)
Chris Spurling (20)
Todd Ozias (21)
Jeff Miller (18)
Justin Kaye (22)
Brandon Knight (27)
Matt Peterson (29)
Ronald Belisario (9)
Sean Smith (7)
Daniel Moskos (21)
Noah Krol (24)
Vic Black (13)
Luis Sanz (16)
WALKS
Brian OConnor (92)
John Grabow (65)
John Grabow (39)
Adrian Burnside (67)
Bryan Bullington (47)
Matt Peterson (74)
Josh Shortslef (59)
Kyle Bloom (55)
Daniel Moskos (58)
Justin Wilson (71)
Jeff Locke (46)
Nathan Baker (57)
David Bromberg (52)
R CURVE IN MLB
ORGANIZATION
EASTERN LEAGUE
GENERAL INFORMATION
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HISTORY/RECORDS

MEDIA GUIDE
2014 CURVE
Only players making major league debut AFTER playing for Altoona are included
Players are listed in order of their MLB debuts
PLAYER

YEAR(S)
MAJOR LEAGUE SERVICE
Yamid Haad, C
1999-01
Pittsburgh 99, San Francisco 05
Kory DeHaan, OF
1999
San Diego 00 & 02
Brian OConnor, LHP
1999-00, 02
Pittsburgh 00
Bronson Arroyo, RHP
1999
Pittsburgh 00-02, Boston 03-05, Cincinnati 06-13
Kane Davis, RHP
1999
Cleveland 00, Milwaukee 00, Colorado 01, New York (NL) 02, Milwaukee 05,

Philadelphia 07
Tike Redman, OF
1999
Pittsburgh 00-01, 03-05, Baltimore 07
Stephen L. Sparks, RHP
2000-01
Pittsburgh 00
Alex Hernandez, OF
1999-00
Pittsburgh 00-01
Adam Hyzdu, OF
1999-00
Pittsburgh 00-03, Boston 04-05, San Diego 05, Texas 06
Brian Smith, RHP
2000-01
Pittsburgh 00
Joe Beimel, LHP
2000
Pittsburgh 01-03; 11, Minnesota 04, Tampa Bay 05, Los Angeles (NL) 06-08,

Washington 09, Colorado 09-10

Jack Wilson, SS
2000
Pittsburgh 01-09, Seattle 09-11, Atlanta 11
Craig Wilson, C/1B
1999
Pittsburgh 01-06, NY Yankees 06, Atlanta 07
Rob Mackowiak, UTIL
1999-00
Pittsburgh 01-05, Chi. Sox 06-07, San Diego 07, Washington 08
Dave Williams, LHP
2001
Pittsburgh 01-02, 04-05, Cincinnati 06, NY Mets 06-07
Jarrod Patterson, 3B
2000
Detroit 01, Kansas City 03
Luis Figueroa, INF
1999-00
Pittsburgh 01, Toronto 06, San Francisco 07
Humberto Cota, C
2000
Pittsburgh 01-07
Brendan Donnelly, RHP
1999
Los Angeles (AL) 02-06, Boston 07, Cleveland 08, Florida 09, Pittsburgh 10
Ron Wright, 1B
1999
Seattle 02
Kevin Pickford, LHP
2000
San Diego 02
Matt Duff, RHP
1999-00
St. Louis 02
Tony Alvarez, OF
2001-02
Pittsburgh 02 & 04
J.J. Davis, OF
2001-02
Pittsburgh 02-04, Washington 05
Chris Spurling, RHP
2001-02
Detroit 03, 05-06, Milwaukee 06-07
D.J. Carrasco, RHP
2000-01
Kansas City 03-05, Chicago (AL) 08-09, Pittsburgh 10, New York (NL) 11-12
Carlos Rivera, 1B
2001-02
Pittsburgh 03-04
Mike Gonzalez, LHP
1999, 2001-03 Pittsburgh 03-06, Atlanta 07-09, Baltimore 10-11, Texas 11, Washington 12,

Milwaukee 13
John Grabow, LHP
2000-03
Pittsburgh 03-09, Chicago (NL) 09-11
J.R. House, C
2001-03
Pittsburgh 03-04, Houston 06 & 08, Baltimore 07, Houston 08
Shawn Camp, RHP
2001, 03
Kansas City 04-05, Tampa Bay 06-07, Toronto 08-11, Chicago 12-13
Jeff Bennett, RHP
2001, 03
Milwaukee 04, Atlanta 07-08, Tampa Bay 09
Jose Castillo, INF
2003
Pittsburgh 04-07, San Francisco 08, Houston 08
Mike Johnston, LHP
2003
Pittsburgh 04-05
Chris Shelton, 1B/C
2003
Detroit 04-06, Texas 08, Seattle 09
Anastacio Martinez, RHP
2003
Boston 04
Sean Burnett, LHP
2003
Pittsburgh 04 & 08-09, Washington 09-12, Los Angeles (AL) 13
Sam McConnell, LHP
1999-00
Atlanta 04
John Van Benschoten, RHP
2003, 06
Pittsburgh 04 & 07-08
Ian Snell, RHP
2003-04
Pittsburgh 04-09, Seattle 09-10
Jeff Keppinger, INF
2004
New York (NL) 04, Kansas City 06, Cincinnati 07-08, Houston 09-11,

San Francisco 11, Tampa Bay 12, Chicago (AL) 13
Frank Brooks, LHP
2003
Pittsburgh 04, Atlanta 05
Chris Duffy, OF
2003-04
Pittsburgh 05-07, Milwaukee 09
Ray Sadler, OF
2003-06
Pittsburgh 05
Ryan Doumit, C
2001, 04
Pittsburgh 05-11, Minnesota 12-13
Nate McLouth, OF
2004
Pittsburgh 05-09, Atlanta 09-11, Pittsburgh 12, Baltimore 12-13
Zach Duke, LHP
2004
Pittsburgh 05-10, Arizona 11, Washington 12-13, Cincinnati 13
Brad Eldred, 1B
2004-05
Pittsburgh 05 & 07, Colorado 10, Detroit 12
Paul Maholm, LHP
2005
Pittsburgh 05-11, Chicago (NL) 12, Atlanta 12-13
CURVE IN MLB
PLAYER

YEAR(S)
Chris Heintz, C
2003
Matt Capps, RHP
2005
Bryan Bullington, RHP
2004
Tom Gorzelanny, LHP
2005
Ronny Paulino, C
2003-05
Yurendell de Caster, INF
2004
Josh Sharpless, RHP
2005-06
Rajai Davis, OF
2005
Brian Rogers, RHP
2006
Carlos Maldonado, C
2005-06
Shane Youman, LHP
2004-06
Craig Stansberry, INF
2005-06
Romulo Sanchez, RHP
2005-07
Steven Pearce, 1B
2007
Nyjer Morgan, OF
2006
Jonathan Albaladejo, RHP
2006-07
Dave Davidson, LHP
2006-07
Rico Washington, INF
2000-02
Brian Bixler, INF
2006
Brent Lillibridge, INF
2006

Jimmy Barthmaier, RHP
2008
Luis Munoz, RHP
2007-08
Yoslan Herrera, RHP
2007-08
Randy Ruiz, 1B/DH
2007
Luis Cruz, INF
2008
Ronald Belisario, RHP
2007-08
Andrew McCutchen, OF
2006-07
Neil Walker, INF
2006-07
Jose Tabata, OF
2008-09
Brad Lincoln, RHP
2009
Pedro Alvarez, 3B
2009
Alex Presley, OF
2010
Mike Crotta, RHP
2007, 2009-10
Daniel Moskos, LHP
2009-10
Josh Harrison, 2B/3B
2010
Tony Watson, LHP
2009-10
Chase dArnaud, 2B/SS
2010
Eric Fryer, C
2011
Aaron Thompson, LHP
2011
Jared Hughes, RHP
2008-11
Jeff Locke, LHP
2010-11
Matt Hague, 1B
2010
Gorkys Hernandez, OF
2009-10
Jordy Mercer, 3B/2B/SS
2010-11
Starling Marte, OF
2011
Todd Redmond, RHP
2007
Kyle McPherson, RHP
2011-12
Justin Wilson, LHP
2010
Steve Lerud, C
2008-09
Brock Holt, 2B/SS
2011-12
Jean Machi , RHP
2009
Bryan Morris, RHP
2010-11
Phil Irwin, RHP
2011-12
Robbie Grossman, OF
2012
Gerrit Cole, RHP
2012
Brandon Cumpton, RHP
2012-13
Tony Sanchez, C
2011-13
Duke Welker, RHP
2011-12
Vic Black, RHP
2012
Andrew Lambo, OF
2010-13
Kris Johnson, LHP
2012
Stolmy Pimentel, RHP
2013
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MAJOR LEAGUE SERVICE

Minnesota 05-07
Pittsburgh 05-09, Washington 10, Minnesota 10-12
Pittsburgh 05 & 07-08, Cleveland 08, Toronto 09, Kansas City 10
Pittsburgh 05-09, Chicago (NL) 09-10, Washington 11-12, Milwaukee 13
Pittsburgh 05-08, Florida 09-10, New York (NL) 11, Baltimore 12
Pittsburgh 06
Pittsburgh 06-07
Pittsburgh 06-07, San Francisco 07-08, Oakland 08-10, Toronto 11-13
Pittsburgh 06-07
Pittsburgh 06-07, Washington 10, Washington 12
Pittsburgh 06-07
San Diego 07-09
Pittsburgh 07-08, New York (AL) 10
Pittsburgh 07-11, Baltimore 12, Houston 12, New York (AL) 12, Baltimore 13
Pittsburgh 07-09, Washington 09-10, Milwaukee 11-12
Washington 07, New York (AL) 08-12
Pittsburgh 07, Florida 09
St. Louis 08
Pittsburgh 08-09, Washington 11, Houston 12
Atlanta 08, Chicago (AL) 09-12, Boston 12, Cleveland 12, Chicago (NL) 13,
New York (AL) 13
Pittsburgh 08
Pittsburgh 08
Pittsburgh 08
Minnesota 08, Toronto 09-10
Pittsburgh 08-09, Milwaukee 10, Los Angeles (NL) 12-13, New York (AL) 13
Los Angeles (NL) 09-10 & 12-13
Pittsburgh 09-13
Pittsburgh 09-13
Pittsburgh 10-13
Pittsburgh 10-12, Toronto 12-13
Pittsburgh 10-13
Pittsburgh 10-13, Minnesota 13
Pittsburgh 11
Pittsburgh 11
Pittsburgh 11-13
Pittsburgh 11-13
Pittsburgh 11-12
Pittsburgh 11-12. Minnesota 13
Pittsburgh 11
Pittsburgh 11-13
Pittsburgh 11-13
Pittsburgh 12
Pittsburgh 12, Miami 12
PIttsburgh 12-13
PIttsburgh 12-13
Cincinnati 12, Toronto 14
Pittsburgh 12
Pittsburgh 12-13
Philadelphia 12-13
Pittsburgh 12, Boston 13
San Francisco 12-13
Pittsburgh 12-13
PIttsburgh 13
Houston 13
Pittsburgh 13
Pittsburgh 13
Pittsburgh 13
Pittsburgh 13
Pittsburgh 13, New York (NL) 13
Pittsburgh 13
Pittsburgh 13
Pittsburgh 13

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KEY: BOLD - MLB Experience | +++ - MLB Experience before joining Curve | *** - MLB Rehab Assignment | ^ - Year of MLB Rehab
2010, 2013^
1999
2006-08
2001-02
1999
2005
2004
1999
2007-09
2004
2010
2002
2002
2013
2001
2013
2001
1999
2008
2002
1999
2001, 2004, 2006^, 2008^
2009-11
1999-00
2003-04, 2008^
2004, 10^
1999
1999
2009^
2009-12
ELDRED, Brad (1B)

ELLIOTT, Justin (C)
EVANS, Lee (C)
EVANS, Tom (INF)+++
2004-05
2007
2000-01
2004-05
FALCON, Omar (C)

FARRELL, Jeremy (3B)
FERNANDEZ, Alex (OF)
FIGUEROA, Luis (INF)
FINEGAN, Brian (INF)
FORD, Shelby (INF)
FORDHAM, Tom (LHP)+++
FRANCE, Aaron (RHP)
FRIDAY, Brian (SS)
FRYER, Eric (C)
FURNISS, Eddy (1B)
2007
2011-12
2007
1999-00
2008
2008-11
2003
1999-01
2009
2011
2000

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1999
2001
2002-03
1999
2009-10
2008
1999, 01-03
2004-05
2000-03
2002
2001
2013^
2012
2008
2000-03
2005-07
2000
59
GENERAL INFORMATION
GALVEZ, Randy (RHP)

GARCIA, Al (RHP)
GARCIA, Mike (RHP)+++
GARRETT, Shawn (OF)
GIARD, Ken (RHP)
GIMENEZ, Hector (C/UTL)+++
GONZALEZ, Angel (INF)
GONZALEZ, Mike (LHP)

GORZELANNY, Tom (LHP)
GRABOW, John (LHP)
GRAVELLE, Nick (LHP)
GREEN, Scarborough (OF)+++
GRILLI, Jason (RHP)***
GROSSMAN, Robbie (OF)
GUERRERO, Emilis (RHP)
GUY, Brad (RHP)
GUZMAN, Javier (INF)
GUZMAN, Wilson (LHP)
dARNAUD, Chase (2B/SS)^

DANIELS, David (RHP)
DAVIDSON, Dave (LHP)
DAVIS, J.J. (OF)

DAVIS, Kane (RHP)
DAVIS, Rajai (OF)
de CASTER, Yurendell (INF)

DeHAAN, Kory (OF)
DELANEY, Jason (1B/OF)
de la ROSA, Tomas (INF)+++

de los Santos, Jose (INF)
DeROSSO, Tony (INF)
DESCHENES, Marc (RHP)
DICKERSON, Alex (OF)
DIORIO, Mike (RHP)
DODSON, Zack (LHP)
DONALDSON, Bo (RHP)
DONNELLY, Brendan (RHP)
DORTA, Melvin (INF) +++
DOUGHERTY, Jim (RHP)+++
DOUGHERTY, Tony (RHP)
DOUMIT, Ryan (C) ^

DUBEE, Michael (RHP)
DUFF, Matt (RHP)

DUFFY, Chris (OF) ^
DUKE, Zach (LHP) ^

DUNBAR, Matt (LHP)+++
DUNN, Todd (OF)+++
DUMATRAIT, Phil (LHP) ***
DURHAM, Miles (OF/1B)
EASTERN LEAGUE
2012
2001, 03
2004-05
2005, 08^
2000-01
2002-03
2006^
2003
2008-09
2013
2011
2012
2001
2008-09
2006
2004-07
2010
2005
2006
1999^
2001-03
2010-11
2005
2000^
2004
2012
2012
2010-12
2003-06
2013
1999^, 2001^
2007-09
2009
2004-05
2000
2011
2007, 2009-10, 2011^
2004
1999^
2008
2012
2012-13
2012-13
2011-13
2012-13
HISTORY/RECORDS
CABRERA, Ramon (C)

CAMP, Shawn (RHP)
CANDELARIO, Eddie (RHP)

CAPPS, Matt (RHP) ^
CARRASCO, D.J. (RHP)

CARUSO, Joe (INF)
CASEY, Sean (1B)***
CASTILLO, Jose (INF)
CASTORRI, Christian (RHP)
CEVETTE, Dan (LHP)
CHALK, Brad (OF)
CHAMBERS, Evan (OF)
CHANEY, Mike (LHP)
CHANG, Ray (INF)
CHAPMAN, Travis (3B)+++
CHAVES, Brandon (RHP)

CHEN, Yung-Chi (INF/OF)
CHIAFFREDO, Paul (C)
CHIAVACCI, Ron (RHP)
CHRISTIANSEN, Jason (LHP)***
CHRYSLER, Clint (LHP)

CLAGGETT, Anthony (RHP) +++
CLARK, Howie (OF)+++
CLONTZ, Brad (RHP)***
COCKRELL, Mike (INF)

2012-13
2001, 03
1999
2000-01
2008, 10
2005
2012-13
2000, 2011^
2007-08
1999
2001, 2003
2002^
2007
1999
2004
2006
2012
2006
2007-09
2005-07
2010-11
2003-05
2008-09
2003-06
2007
2007-08
2004
2007
2007-08
2013
2003
2000^,2001^
1999
2012-13
2002
2001
1999
2004
1999
2003
2001-02
2000-01
2005-07
C (CONTINUED)
COFIELD, Kyle (RHP)

COLE, Gerrit (RHP)
COLLA, Michael (RHP)
CONNOLLY, Mike (LHP)

CONTRERAS, Jose (RHP)+++
CORDOVA, Francisco (RHP)***
CORLEY, Brad (OF)
CORSALETTI, Jeff (OF)
CORTES, Jorge (OF)

COTA, Humberto (C)
COX, Tyler (LHP)
CROTTA, Mike (RHP)^
CRUDALE, Mike (RHP)+++

CRUZ, Ivan (1B)***
CRUZ, Luis (SS)
CRUZ, Juan (RHP)***
CUMPTON, Brandon (RHP)
CUNNINGHAM, Jarek (2B)
CURRY, Matt (1B)
CUTLER, Charlie (C)
2014 CURVE
BAKER, Nathan (LHP)

BARNS, B.J. (OF)
BARON, Jim (RHP)
BASS, Jayson (OF)
BARTHMAIER, Jimmy (RHP)
BAUTISTA, Jose (3B)+++
BECKMAN, Ryan (RHP)
BEIMEL, Joe (LHP)^
BELISARIO, Ronald (RHP)
BELTRAN, Alonso (RHP)
BENNETT, Jeff (RHP)

BENSON, Kris (RHP)***
BERGERON, Peter (OF)+++
BIESER, Steve (C)+++
BIMEAL, Matt (RHP)

BIXLER, Brian (SS)
BLACK, Vic (RHP)
BLACKWELL, Chad (RHP)
BLOOM, Kyle (LHP)
BOEVE, Adam (OF)
BOLESKA, Tom (RHP)
BONIFAY, Josh (OF)
BOONE, James (OF)
BORNER, Brady (LHP)
BOUKNIGHT, Kip (RHP)
BOWERS, Jason (INF)
BRADLEY, Bobby (RHP)

BRAZELTON, Dewon (RHP)+++
BRESNEHAN, Patrick (RHP)
BROMBERG, David (RHP)
BROOKS, Frank (LHP)
BROWN, Adrian (OF)***

BROWN, Alvin (RHP)
BROWN, Kelson (IF)
BROWN, Jason (C)
BRUCE, Mo (INF)
BRYANT, Matt (OF)
BULLINGTON, Bryan (RHP)

BURGOS, Enrique (RHP)+++
BURNETT, Sean (LHP)
BURNSIDE, Adrian (LHP)

BURTON, Darren (OF)
BUTTLER, Vic (OF)
2004
2009-10
1999
2006-07
2004
2009-13
2000-01
2009
2006
2001-02
2008
2000
2008
1999
1999
2007
1999-01
ORGANIZATION
AGAMENNONE, Brandon (RHP)

AGUERO, Ramon (RHP)
AH YAT, Paul (LHP)
ALBALADEJO, Jonathan (RHP)
ALCALA, Jason (RHP)
ALDERSON, Tim (RHP)
ALVARADO, Carlos (RHP)
ALVAREZ, Pedro (3B)
ALVAREZ, Rafael (OF)
ALVAREZ, Tony (OF)
ALVAREZ, Victor (3B)
ANDERSON, Jimmy (LHP)+++
ANTELO, Derek (RHP)
ARROYO, Bronson (RHP)
ASCHE, Mike (OF)
ASTACIO, Olivo (RHP)
AYERS, Mike (LHP)
ALL-TIME ROSTER
H
HAAD, Yamid (C)

HAGUE, Matt (1B)
HAMMAN, Corey (LHP)
HANKINS, Derek (RHP)
HANSEN, Craig (RHP)+++
HANSON, Alen (SS)
HARRISON, Josh (2B/3B)
HARTS, Jeremy (LHP)
HARVEY, Kris (RHP)
HAVERBUSCH, Kevin (INF)

HEINTZ, Chris (C)
HERNANDEZ, Alex (OF)

HERNANDEZ, Chris (RHP)
HERNANDEZ, Gorkys (OF)
HERNANDEZ, Jose (OF)
HERRERA, Yoslan (RHP)
HERRON, Tyler (RHP)
HILL, Josh (RHP)
HOLLIDAY, Brian (LHP)
HOUSE, J.R. (C)

HOLDZKOM, Lincoln (RHP)
HOLLINGSWORTH, Ethan (RHP)
HOLT, Brock (2B/SS)
HOWARD, Justin (1B, OF)
HUGHES, Jared (RHP)^
HYZDU, Adam (OF)

1999-01
2010
2008-010
2007-10
2010
2013
2010
2004-05
2012
1999-02
2003
1999-00
2006-08
2009-10
2011
2007-09
2009
2008-09
2008
2001-03
2009
2013
2011-12
2013
2008-11, 2013^
1999-00
IGLESIAS, Luis (INF)

INMAN, Jeff (RHP)
IRWIN, Phil (RHP)
IZQUIERDO, Hansel (RHP)+++
1999
2012-13
2011-12
2005
JACOBSEN, Landon (RHP)

JOHNSON, Blair (RHP)
JOHNSON, James (LHP)
JOHNSON, Kris (LHP)+++
JOHNSON, Russ (INF)+++
JOHNSTON, Mike (LHP)
JONES, Brandon (OF)+++
JORGENSEN, Tim (INF)
2003-06
2008
2005-06
2012
2007
2003
2010
1999
KAMINSKA, Kyle (RHP)

KARSTENS, Jeff (RHP)***
KASPAREK, Kenn (RHP)
KAYE, Justin (RHP)+++
KENSING, Logan (RHP)+++
KEPPINGER, Jeff (INF)
KING, Brad (C)
KINGHAM, Nick (RHP)
KNIGHT, BRANDON (RHP)+++
KREBS, Eric (RHP)
KROL, Noah (RHP)
2012
2012^,2013^
2013
2005
2012
2004
2002
2013
2006
2009
2011
LAMBO, Andrew (OF)

LANGSTON, Jay (INF)

LANKFORD, Derrick (OF)

LATIMORE, Quincy (OF)
LEACH, Brian (RHP)
LEE, Taber (INF)
LEMONIS, Chris (INF)
LEROUX, Chris+++
LERUD, Steve (C)
LILLIBRIDGE, Brent (INF)
LINCOLN, Brad (RHP)
LIRIANO, Francisco (LHP)***
LOCKE, Jeff (LHP)
LOISELLE, Rich (RHP)***
LONG, Garrett (OF)
LONG, Joey (RHP)
LOONEY, Brian (LHP)+++
LOPEZ, Jose (RHP)
LOPEZ, Pedro (INF)+++
LOREE, Mike (RHP)
LORENZANA, Luis (INF)
LORENZO, Matt (RHP)
LORRAINE, Andrew (LHP)+++
LUNDQUIST, Dave (RHP)+++
LYTLE, Chaz (OF)
2010-13
2001
2000-01
2011-12
2011
2005-07
2002
2011
2008-09
2006
2009
2013^
2010
2000^
1999-00
1999
2002
2001-02
2009
2011
1999-00
2006
2004
2004
2005-06
60
MACHI, Jean (RHP)

MACKOWIAK, Rob (INF)

MACHADO, Anderson (INF)+++
MAGGI, Drew (IF)
MAHOLM, Paul (LHP)
MALDONADO, Carlos (C)
MANN, Derek (INF)
MANZUETA, Roberto (RHP)
MARRERO, Christian (OF)
MARTE, Starling (OF)
MARTIN, Greg (LHP)
MARTIN, Jeff (RHP)
MARTIN, Justin (INF)
MARTINEZ, Anastacio (RHP)
MARTINEZ, Javier (RHP)***
MARTINEZ, Octavio (C)
MARTIS, Shairon+++
MATEO, Juan (RHP)+++
MATHEWS, Del (LHP)
MATTSON, Rob (RHP)
McCONNELL, Sam (LHP)

McCUTCHEN, Andrew (OF)
McDADE, Neal (RHP)
McDONALD, James (RHP)***
McLOUTH, Nate (OF)

McPHERSON, Kyle (RHP)
McSWAIN, Matt (RHP)
MEADOWS, Randy (INF)
MEATH, Matt (OF)
MEEK, Evan (RHP)+++
MEIER, Dan (OF)
MENDEZ, Donaldo (INF)+++
MERCEDES, Victor (INF)
MERCER, Jordy (3B/SS/2B)
MILLER, Jeff (RHP)

MILLER, Quinton (RHP)
MOEVES, Derrik (RHP)
MOLLEKEN, Dustin (RHP)
MONAHAN, Shane (OF)+++
MONTGOMERY, Matt (RHP)
MORENO, Diego (RHP)
MORIARTY, Mike (INF)+++

MORGAN, Nyjer (OF)
MORRIS, Bryan (RHP)
MORTON, Charlie (RHP)***
MOSKOS, Daniel (LHP)
MULHOLLAND, Terry (LHP)***
MUNOZ, Luis (RHP)
2009
1999-00
2009
2012-13
2005
2005-07
2001
2000-01
2012
2011
2005
2000
2001
2003
1999^
2006
2012
2008-09
1999
2000
1999-00
2006-07
2001-04
2013^
2004
2011-12
2011-12
2002
2005, 07
2008
2001-02
2004
2005
2010-11
2004
2013
2006
2009-10
2001
2002
2010-11
2004
2006
2010-11
2013^
2009-10
2001^
2007-08
NANNINI, Mike (RHP)

NAVARRETE, Ray (INF)
NAVARRO, Eliecer (LHP)
NEAL, Blaine (RHP)+++
NEGRYCH, Jim (INF)
NEUBERGER, Scott (OF)
NEWSOME, Randy (RHP)
NICHOLSON, Kevin (INF)+++
NGOEPE, Gift (INF)
NORMAN, Anthony (OF)
NOTTINGHAM, Shawn (LHP)
NUNEZ, Gustavo (IF)
2007
2003-04
2013
2006
2008-10
2005
2009
2003-04
2013
2010-12
2009
2012
OBRIEN, Patrick (RHP)

OCONNOR, Brian (LHP)
OHLENDORF, ROSS (RHP)***
OQUENDO (SNELL), Ian (RHP)
OSTEEN, Gavin (LHP)
OWENS, Rudy (LHP)
OZIAS, Todd (RHP)
PACHECO, Jonel (OF)

PACHOT, John (C)

PADUA, Geraldo (RHP)

PALMA, Rick (LHP)

PANIAGUA, Jose (RHP)+++
PARRISH, David (C)+++
PATTERSON, Jarrod (3B)

PATZKE, Jeff (INF)

PAULINO, Carlos (C)
PAULINO, Ronny (C)

PAVLOVICH, Tony (RHP)

PAZ, Richard (INF)

PEARCE, Steven (1B)
PEARSON, Kyle (RHP)
PENA, Alex (RHP)

PENA, Rudy (C)


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1999-00, 02
2010^, 2011^
2003-04
2000
2010
2003
2008-09
2002
2000-01
2002-03
2007
2006-07
2000
1999
2013
2003-05
2001-02
2001
2007
2008
1999
2004
R ALL-TIME ROSTER
P
2006
2010
VACLAVIK, Justin (RHP)

VAN BENSCHOTEN, John (RHP)^
VASQUEZ, Andy (OF)
VASQUEZ, Jorge (RHP)+++
VEAL, Donnie (LHP)+++ ^
VOGELSONG, Ryan (RHP)***
2007
2003, 2006^
2012-13
2006
2009^, 2011
2002^
WALDRON, Tyler (RHP)

WALKER, Neil (C/3B)
WARD, Turner (OF)***
WASHINGTON, Rico (INF)
WATSON, Tony (LHP)
WATTS, Kris (C)
WEBSTER, Anthony (OF)
WEHNER, John (INF)

WEICHARD, Paul (OF)
WELCH, Stefan (IF)
WELLS, Kip (RHP)***
WELKER, Duke (RHP)
WILKINS, Marc (RHP)***
WILLIAMS, Brandon (RHP)
WILLIAMS, Dave (LHP)
WILLIAMS, Keith (OF)+++
WILSON, Andy (OF)
WILSON, Craig (C/1B)
WILSON, Jack (SS) ^
WILSON, Justin (LHP)
WIMBERLY, Larry (LHP)
WIMMER, Chris (2B)
WRIGHT, Ron (1B)
2012-13
2006-07, 2013^
1999^
2000-02
2009-10
2008, 10
2008
1999, 01
2002
2012-13
2006^
2011-12
1999^
2007
2001
2000
2005
1999
2000, 2008^
2010
2000-02
1999
1999
YOUMAN, Shane (LHP)
2004-06
BEASLEY, Tony
BROWN, Marty
FORBES, P.J.
GARCIA, Carlos
LEIPER, Tim
SVEUM, Dale
WALBECK, Matt
2004-05
1999-00
2011-12
2013
2006-08
2001-03
2009-10
MANAGERS
COACHES
ATHLETIC TRAINERS
HOUSAND, Bryan
PALMER, Jason
PRIBYL, Thomas
SANDOVAL, Mike
SENFTEN, Dave
ZALNO, Mike

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2010
2008
2012
2013
2001
1999-00
2009-10, 2012-13
1999, 01
2002
2013
2002
2006-08, 2011
2012
2006-07
2000
2009
2003-04
2011
2005
2010
2003-05
2006-09
1999-00
2001-02
2011-13
61
GENERAL INFORMATION
ANDREWS, Jeff (Pitching)

FILER, Tom (Pitching)
HOLMAN, Brad (Pitching)
JOHNSON, Jeff (Pitching)
KYLES, Stan (Pitching)
LITTLE, Scott (Bench)
LIVESEY, Jeff (Hitting)
LONG, Ryan (Hitting)
LOVEKAMP, Scott (Pitching)
LOVIGLIO, Jay (Bench)
McCLUNE, Austin (Coach)
MILACKI, Bob (Pitching)
MOORE, Brandon (Hitting)
RYAN, Michael (Bench)
SEARAGE, Ray (Pitching)
TANNER, Bruce (Pitching)
TREANOR, Dean (Pitching)
WEHNER, John (Bench/Hitting)
WHITEHURST, Wally (Pitching)
WINTERS, Matt (Hitting)
2003-06
2013
2000
2005-07
2011-12, 2013
2011
2000
2012-13
2013
2001^
2011
1999, 01
2002
2004
2002-05
2005-06
2004
2003
2006-08
2001^
2011
2010
2000-04
2000-01
2009
2003-04
2013^
2003-05
2007
2013
2000-01
2001-02
2012
2005-06
2006-07
2004
2005
2001
2012
2008-10
1999
UST, Brant (INF)

UVIEDO, Ronald (RHP)
EASTERN LEAGUE
SADLER, Ray (OF)

SADLER, Casey (RHP)
SAK, Jim (RHP)
SANCHEZ, Romulo (RHP)
SANCHEZ, Tony (C)
SANCHEZ, Yunesky (3B/1B)
SANDERS, Tracy (INF)
SANTOS, Adalberto (OF)
SANZ, Luis (RHP)
SCHMIDT, Jason (RHP)***
SCOTT, Travis (C)
SECRIST, Reed (C)
SEFCIK, Kevin (INF)+++
SERRANO, Elio (RHP)

SHAFFAR, Ben (RHP)

SHARPLESS, Josh (RHP)
SHELDON, Scott (INF)+++

SHELTON, Chris (C)
SHORTSLEF, Josh (LHP)
SILVA, Jose (RHP)***
SINKBEIL, Brett (RHP)+++
SKELTON, James (C)
SKREHOT, Shaun (INF)
SMITH, Brian (RHP)
SMITH, Sean (RHP)
SNELL (OQUENDO) Ian (RHP)
SNIDER, Travis (OF)***
SNUSZ, Chris (C)
SOLER, Alay (RHP)+++
SOLIS, Ali (C)
SPARKS, Stephen L. (RHP)

SPURLING, Chris (RHP)

STALLINGS, Jacob (C)
STANSBERRY, Craig (INF)
STARLING, Wardell (RHP)
STEIN, Blake (RHP)+++

STEWART, Paul (RHP)
STONER, Mike (INF)
STRICKLAND, Hunter (RHP)
SUES, Jeff (RHP)
SWEET, Jonathan (C)
2012-13
2005
1999
2007
2008
2001-02, 04
2006-09
2002^
2001-02
2005-07
2008
1999
2008-09
2001
2011
2006
2002
2006, 08
2006
2013
2008-09
2003, 06-07
1999
2000
2007
1999
2008-09
2012-13
2010
2012-13
2004
2011
2005-06
2013
2012-13
2007
2012
HISTORY/RECORDS
RAMOS, Jhonathan (RHP)

RAYMUNDO, G.J. (INF)
REDMAN, Tike (OF)
REDMOND, Todd (RHP)
REICHERT, Dan (RHP)+++
REID, Justin (RHP)
REYES, Milver (C)
RIOS, Armando (OF)***
RIVERA, Carlos (1B)
ROACH, Jason (RHP)+++
ROBERTS, Kevin (RHP)
ROBERTSON, Mike (1B)
ROBLES, Moises (RHP)
RODRIGUEZ, Frank (RHP)
RODRIGUEZ, Josh (INF)+++
RODRIGUEZ, Nerio (RHP)+++
RODRIGUEZ, Victor (INF)
ROGERS, Brian (RHP)
ROJAS, Chris (RHP)
ROJAS, JR., Mel (OF)
ROMAK, Jamie (1B)
RONEBERG, Brett (OF)
ROSARIO, Mel (C)
ROSENGREN, John (LHP)
RUIZ, Randy (1B)
RUNION, Tony (RHP)
TABATA, Jose (OF)

TAILLON, Jameson (RHP)
TASCHNER, Jack (LHP)***
TEJEDA, Oscar (IF/OF)
THOMAS, Gary (OF)
THOMPSON, Aaron (LHP)
THOMPSON, Rich (OF)+++
THORNTON, Zack (RHP)
TOWNSEND, Jason (RHP)
TRUBY, Chris (INF)+++
TURGEON, Erik (RHP)
2014 CURVE
2006
2008-09, 2012-13
2003
2001
2007
2004-07
2001
2011-12
2000
2013
2000
2013
2006
2012
2006, 08
2009
2010
2011-12
ORGANIZATION
PEREZ, Franklin (RHP)

PEREZ, Miguel (C)+++
PERRY, Chan (INF)+++
PETERSEN, Chris (INF)+++
PETERSON, Brian (C)
PETERSON, Matt (RHP)
PHILLIPS, Jason (RHP)+++
PICART, Greg (INF)
PICKFORD, Kevin (LHP)
PIMENTEL, Stolmy (RHP)
POINTER, Corey (OF)
POLANCO, Gregory (OF)
POND, Simon (1B/OF)+++
POREDA, Aaron+++
POWELL, Pedro (OF)
PRASCH, Ed (INF)
PRESLEY, Alex (OF)
PRIBANIC, Aaron (RHP)
ADAM HYZDU
R
It didnt take long for the city of Altoona to show the critics who said the area was too small
to support a professional baseball team that it has as knowledgeable and caring fans as
anywhere minor league baseball is played. It didnt take Adam Hyzdu long to discover that
fact either.
When the minor league veteran signed as a free agent with the Pirates shortly after being
released by the Red Sox organization early in the 1999 season, Curve fans were just getting
used to their new team and its beautiful new ballpark. Few probably even knew the names
of the players they were cheering for. But soon, everyone knew about Hyzdu.
He was the clubs Most Valuable Player during the inaugural 1999 season, batting .316 with 24
home runs and 78 RBI in just 91 games, before earning a late-season promotion to Triple-A.
Most people thought they had seen the last of Hyzdu in a Curve uniform.
However, after a less-than-intent look from the Pirates in major league spring training, and
much to the surprise of the fans of Altoona, Hyzdu returned to the Curve for the 2000 season.
Although perhaps initially upset about returning to the Double-A level for the fifth time in his
career, Hyzdu tore up Eastern League pitching and in return won the hearts of Curve fans. In
142 games for the 2000 Curve, he batted .290 with team records for home runs (31) and RBI
(106) and earned the Eastern Leagues Most Valuable Player Award. By the middle of the season, the entire city of Altoona was campaigning for Hyzdus promotion to the major leagues.
And just when it appeared as though Adam Hyzdus 11th season as a professional baseball
player would end without a major league at-bat, he had the week of his life. On September 4th,
following a season-ending loss to Akron, his number 16 jersey was retired by the Curve--an
honor not normally bestowed upon a minor league baseball player. Then, just four days later,
Hyzdu received the call he had been waiting for--he was heading to the major leagues with the
Pittsburgh Pirates! He singled in his first major league at-bat on September 8th and 12 days
later hit his first major league home run against the Philadelphia Phillies at Veterans Stadium.
After returning to the minor leagues to open 2001, he was recalled by the Pirates in May and
spent the majority of the season with the major league club. On July 4th that season, in his
hometown of Cincinnati, Hyzdu hit two homers against the Reds, bringing his baseball playing career full circle from the days when he was belting home runs at Moeller High School.
After spending parts of the 2002 and 2003 seasons with Pittsburgh, Hyzdu left the Pirates
organization to join the Boston Red Sox system in 2004. After hitting .301 with 29 homers
and 79 RBI for Triple-A Pawtucket, Adam was rewarded with a September call-up to the
playoff-bound Boston Red Sox and had a chance to remain with the club as the Sox did the
unthinkable and won the franchises first World Series title since 1918.
In 2005, despite spending most of the season in the minor leagues with both the Padres
and Red Sox organizaFACTOID: THE LEGEND OF HYZDU
tions, Hyzdu appeared
in 29 big league games
Hyzdus two-year stint in Altoona left quite a dent on the record
between San Diego and
books as he still holds the franchises single-season mark in
Boston, marking the
sixth season in which six different offensive categories:
Home Runs: 31
Runs: 96
he had seen action
in the major leagues.
RBI: 106
Extra-Base Hits: 72
2005 also brought a
Games Played: 142
Slugging %: .612
milestone in Adams
career as he appeared
in a major league postseason game for the first time.
The 2006 season saw Hyzdu appear for his fourth major league team as he played in two
games for the Texas Rangers after signing with the club as a minor league free agent in
November 2005. Hyzdu spent the 2007 season in Japan before announcing his retirement
at the end of the year, capping off an 18-year playing career. Currently, Adam lives in Arizona
and works for the Childrens Miracle Network.
HYZDU ALTOONA STATS

YR CLUB
99 Altoona (AA)
00 Altoona (AA)
bold/italic - franchise high
62
AVG
G
AB R H
2B 3B HR RBI BB SO
SB CS E
.316 91 345 64 109 26 2 24 78 40 62 8 4 11
.290
142 514 96 149 39 2 31 106 94 102 3 7 1

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HISTORY/RECORDS
Most Wins.........................................................................................................................................................................85 (2004)

Most Losses.....................................................................................................................................................................80 (2009)
Highest Winning Percentage........................................................................................................................................ .603 (2004)
Lowest Winning Percentage...........................................................................................................................................437 (2009)
Most Home Wins..............................................................................................................................................................46 (2004)
Most Home Losses...........................................................................................................................................................40 (2009)
Most Road Wins...............................................................................................................................................................41 (2010)
Most Road Losses............................................................................................................................................................45 (2001)
Most Extra-Inning Games.................................................................................................................................................17 (2003)
Most Extra-Inning Wins......................................................................................................................................................9 (2008)
Most Extra-Inning Losses................................................................................................................................................10 (2003)
Most Wins, Month..................................................................................................................................20 2x, last - (August 2010)
Most Losses, Month............................................................................................................................................ 21 (August 2013)
Most Wins vs. One Club, Season..................................................................................................... 16, 2x, last - Richmond (2010)
Most Losses vs. One Club, Season...................................................................................................................17 vs. Akron (2009)
Most Players Used............................................................................................................................................................60 (2001)
Fewest Players Used........................................................................................................................................................37 (2003)
Most Pitchers Used..........................................................................................................................................................36 (2001)
Fewest Pitchers Used.................................................................................................................................................22 (2002, 03)
Most Shutout Wins...............................................................................................................................................11 (2004, 06, 11)
Most Shutout Losses........................................................................................................................................................15 (2013)
Most Consecutive Wins.....................................................................................................................10 (July 24 - August 2, 2005)
Most Consecutive Losses............................................................................................................................. 11 (April 15-26, 2000)
Most Consecutive Wins to Begin a Season...................................................................................................... 5 (April 6-10, 2006)
Most Consecutive Losses to Begin a Season................................................................................................... 8 (April 8-17, 2009)
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GENERAL INFORMATION
*Robinsons number was retired throughout Major League Baseball on July 12, 1997
FACTOID: PIRATES RETIRED NUMBERS

The Pittsburgh Pirates have retired 10 uniform numbers at the Major League level. It is Pirates policy that those numbers are
not to be worn by any of their players in the minors throughout the farm system. Those numbers are:
1 Billy Meyer
9 Bill Mazeroski
21 Roberto Clemente
42 Jackie Robinson
2 Ralph Kiner
11 Paul Waner
33 Honus Wagner
8 Willie Stargell
20 Pie Traynor
40 Danny Murtaugh
EASTERN LEAGUE
Highest Batting Average............................................................................................................................................................ .273 (2004)

Lowest Batting Average............................................................................................................................................................. .252 (2013)
Most Runs Scored....................................................................................................................................................................... 697 (2004)
Fewest Runs Scored.................................................................................................................................................................... 539 (2008)
Most Games, 10 or More Runs Scored.......................................................................................................................................... 15 (2002)
Most Games, 10 or More Runs Allowed......................................................................................................................................... 15 (2000)
Most Hits...................................................................................................................................................................................1,294 (2010)
Fewest Hits................................................................................................................................................................................1,157 (2013)
Most Doubles............................................................................................................................................................................... 274 (2003)
Fewest Doubles........................................................................................................................................................................... 213 (2006)
Most Triples................................................................................................................................................................................... 50 (2006)
Fewest Triples............................................................................................................................................................................... 24 (2009)
Most Home Runs......................................................................................................................................................................... 141 (2005)
Fewest Home Runs........................................................................................................................................................................ 73 (2003)
Most Home Runs, Home................................................................................................................................................................ 67 (2005)
Most Home Runs, Road................................................................................................................................................................. 84 (1999)
Fewest Home Runs, Home............................................................................................................................................................ 20 (2003)
Fewest Home Runs, Road.............................................................................................................................................................. 42 (2012)
Most Grand Slams........................................................................................................................................................................... 6 (1999)
Most Players 10 or More HR............................................................................................................................................................ 6 (2004)
Most Players 20 or More HR................................................................................................................................................2 (1999, 02, 05)
Most Extra-Base Hits.................................................................................................................................................................. 533 (2004)
Fewest Extra-Base Hits............................................................................................................................................................... 344 (2008)
Most Stolen Bases....................................................................................................................................................................... 155 (2005)
Fewest Stolen Bases..................................................................................................................................................................... 75 (2000)
Most Times Caught Stealing...................................................................................................................................................78 (1999, 01)
Fewest Times Caught Stealing...................................................................................................................................................... 39 (2004)
Most Strikeouts.........................................................................................................................................................................1,081 (2005)
Fewest Strikeouts....................................................................................................................................................................... 811 (2003)
Most Base on Balls...................................................................................................................................................................... 527 (2000)
Fewest Base on Balls................................................................................................................................................................... 376 (2001)
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SINGLE-SEASON TEAM PITCHING RECORDS
Lowest ERA............................................................................................................................................................................... 3.32 (2003)

Highest ERA.............................................................................................................................................................................. 4.35 (2008)
Most Complete Games................................................................................................................................................................. 16 (2000)
Fewest Complete Games.......................................................................................................................................................1 (2010, 2011)
Most Shutouts...................................................................................................................................................................11 (2004, 06, 11)
Fewest Shutouts........................................................................................................................................................................5 (1999, 05)
Fewest Runs Allowed................................................................................................................................................................. 525 (2003)
Most Runs Allowed..................................................................................................................................................................... 696 (2000)
Fewest Hits Allowed................................................................................................................................................................. 1104 (2006)
Most Hits Allowed.................................................................................................................................................................... 1266 (2005)
Fewest Base on Balls Allowed.................................................................................................................................................... 363 (2003)
Most Base on Balls Allowed....................................................................................................................................................... 570 (1999)
Fewest Home Runs Allowed......................................................................................................................................................... 67 (2000)
Most Home Runs Allowed.......................................................................................................................................................... 140 (2004)
Most Strikeouts....................................................................................................................................................................... 1,094 (2010)
Fewest Strikeouts...................................................................................................................................................................... 814 (2007)
Most Saves................................................................................................................................................................................... 49 (2006)
Fewest Saves...........................................................................................................................................................................32 (2001, 08)
Fewest Hit by Pitch...................................................................................................................................................................... 40 (2008)
Most Hit by Pitch.......................................................................................................................................................................... 83 (2012)
Fewest Wild Pitches..................................................................................................................................................................... 44 (2006)
Most Wild Pitches........................................................................................................................................................................ 91 (1999)
Fewest Starting Pitchers Used..................................................................................................................................................... 10 (2002)
Most Starting Pitchers Used........................................................................................................................................................ 22 (2013)
Most Consecutive Shutout Innings.........................................................................................................................28.1 (July 19-22, 2001)
Most 10-Game Winners.................................................................................................................................................................. 3 (2010)
SINGLE-SEASON TEAM FIELDING RECORDS
Highest %..........................................................................................................................................................................977 (2010, 2013)

Lowest %.....................................................................................................................................................................................965 (1999)
Most Errors..................................................................................................................................................................................194 (1999)
Fewest Errors..............................................................................................................................................................................125 (2010)
Most Passed Balls.........................................................................................................................................................................33 (2000)
Fewest Passed Balls........................................................................................................................................................................4 (2002)
Most Double Plays Turned...........................................................................................................................................................158 (2009)
SINGLE-SEASON INDIVIDUAL BATTING RECORDS
***Note: Records for averages and percentages are based on a minimum of 300 plate appearances
Highest Average.............................................................................................................................................. .338, Jeff Keppinger (2004)

RH..................................................................................................................................................................338, Jeff Keppinger (2004)
LH...................................................................................................................................322, Nate McLouth (2004) & Brock Holt (2012)
Switch-Hitter...............................................................................................................................................305, Hector Gimenez (2010)
Lowest Average...............................................................................................................................................215, Kevin Nicholson (2004)
RH............................................................................................................................................................216, Jarek Cunningham (2013)
LH...............................................................................................................................................................223, Rico Washington (2002)
Switch-Hitter...............................................................................................................................................215, Kevin Nicholson (2004)
Most Home Runs.................................................................................................................................................... 31, Adam Hyzdu (2000)
RH....................................................................................................................................................................... 31, Adam Hyzdu (2000)
LH.......................................................................................................................................................................22, Carlos Rivera (2002)
Switch-Hitter.................................................................................................................................................16, Hector Gimenez (2010)
Home.................................................................................................................................................................. 16, Adam Hyzdu (2000)
Road.................................................................................................................................................................... 15, Adam Hyzdu (2000)
Month....................................................................................................................................................... 14, Brad Eldred (August, 2004)
Most Plate Appearances without a HR, Season..............................................................................................336, Brandon Chaves (2007)
Most Grand Slam................................................................................................................................................. 3, Rob Mackowiak (2000)
Most Games Played.............................................................................................................................................. 142, Adam Hyzdu (2000)
Most At-Bats......................................................................................................................................................536, Starling Marte (2011)
Most Plate Appearances...................................................................................................................................... 626, Adam Hyzdu (2000)
Longest Hitting Streak........................................................................................................................... 21, Kevin Sefcik (July 3-25, 2002)
Longest On-Base Streak....................................................................................................33, Ronny Paulino (July 12-September 5, 2004)
Most Consecutive Games with a HR.................................................................................................. 6, Brad Eldred (April 26-May 2, 2005)
Most Consecutive Games with an RBI...............................................................................................12, Jason Delaney (July 15-26, 2007)
Most Runs Scored.................................................................................................................................................. 96, Adam Hyzdu (2000)
Most Hits............................................................................................................................................................178, Starling Marte (2011)
RH...................................................................................................................................................................178, Starling Marte (2011)
LH...................................................................................................................................................................166, Nate McLouth (2004)
Switch-Hitter..................................................................................................................................................142, Shawn Garrett (2002)
Pitcher............................................................................................................................................................ 7, Wardell Starling (2006)
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GENERAL INFORMATION
AVERAGE DURING
.405 (32-79)
.392 (29-74)
.370 (27-73)
.397 (29-73)
.403 (29-72)
.394 (28-71)

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FACTOID: WERE GOING STREAKING!

The five longest hitting streaks in team history are as follows:
GAMES
PLAYER
YEAR (DATES)
21
Kevin Sefcik
2002 (7/3-7/25)
19
Alex Presley
2010 (4-11-5/5)
18
Nate McLouth
2004 (5/25-6/12)
18
Adam Hyzdu
1999 (7/22-8/7)
16
Gorkys Hernandez
2010 (6/27-7/17)
16
Starling Marte
2011 (8/19-9/3)
HISTORY/RECORDS
***Note: Records for ERA and percentages are based on a minimum of 75 Innings Pitched
Lowest ERA, LHP..............................................................................................................................................1.51, Shane Youman (2006)

Lowest ERA, RHP.................................................................................................................................................2.28, Brad Lincoln (2001)
Most Wins, LHP......................................................................................................................................................14, Sean Burnett (2003)
Most Wins, RHP..................................................................................................................................................15, Bronson Arroyo (1999)
Most Consecutive Wins........................................................................................................9, Yoslan Herrera (April 30 - August 15, 2009)
Most Consecutive Wins to Open Season..............................................................................9, Yoslan Herrera (April 30 - August 15, 2009)
Most Losses, LHP.................................................................................................................................................. 13, John Grabow (2002)
Most Losses, RHP.............................................................................................................................................12, David Bromberg (2013)
Most Consecutive Losses....................................................................................................9, (Derek Hankins, June 15 - August 26, 2008)
Most Consecutive Scoreless Innings Pitched..................................................................... 23.2, Derek Hankins (June 16 - July 12, 2010)
Most Games Started.........................................................27, B. Cumpton (2012), A. Pribanic (2011), M. Crotta (2009), S. Burnett (2003),
....................................................................................................................L. Jacobsen (2003), J. Grabow (2002), Brian OConnor (1999)
Most Appearances.................................................................................................................................................55, David Daniels (1999)
Most Innings Pitched................................................................................................................................ 162.2, Landon Jacobsen (2003)
Most Strikeouts...........................................................................................................................................................142, Ian Snell (2004)
Highest Strikeout-to-Walk Ratio.........................................................................................................................+109, Rudy Owens (2010)
Lowest Strikeout-to-Walk Ratio......................................................................................................................................-8, Jim Sak (2000)
Fewest Earned Runs Allowed..............................................................................................................................16, Shane Youman (2006)
Most Earned Runs Allowed.................................................................................................................................... 89, John Grabow (2002)
Most Bases on Balls............................................................................................................................................92, Brian OConnor (1999)
Fewest Bases on Balls (min. 75 IP)..............................................................................................................................10, Phil Irwin (2011)
Most Saves.........................................................................................................................................................27, Brandon Knight (2006)
Highest Winning % (min. 10 decisions).........................................................................................917, Yoslan Herrera, 11-1 record (2009)
Lowest Winning % (min. 10 decision)............................................................................................154, Derek Hankins, 2-11 record (2008)
Most Complete Games..........................................................................................................................................4, Brian OConnor (2000)
Most Shutouts.................................................................................................................................................................2, Ian Snell (2004)
.............................................................................................................................................................................2, Stephen Sparks (2000)
Most Hit Batsmen....................................................................................15, Adrian Burnside (2002), Phil Irwin/Brandon Cumpton (2012)
Most Wild Pitches...............................................................................................................................................21, Brian OConnor (1999)
Most HR Allowed.......................................................................................................................................................21, Justin Reid (2002)
Fewest HR Allowed (min. 75 IP)............................................................................................. 2, Sean Burnett (2003), Bryan Morris (2011)
Most Total Batters Faced..................................................................................................................................698, Brian OConnor (1999)
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SINGLE-SEASON INDIVIDUAL PITCHING RECORDS
ORGANIZATION
Most RBI................................................................................................................................................................106, Adam Hyzdu (2000)

Month.........................................................................................................................................................50, Brad Eldred (August 2004)
Pitcher..............................................................................................................................................................6, Wardell Starling (2006)
Most Extra-Base Hits..............................................................................................................................................72, Adam Hyzdu (2000)
Most Singles....................................................................................................................................................... 120, Starling Marte (2011)
Most Doubles.........................................................................................................................................................40, Nate McLouth (2004)
Most Triples................................................................................................................................................................ 14, Vic Buttler (2006)
Most Base on Balls..................................................................................................................................................94, Adam Hyzdu (2000)
Most Stolen Bases........................................................................................................................... 45, Rajai Davis/Rich Thompson (2005)
Most Times Caught Stealing...................................................................................................................................18, Tony Alvarez (2002)
Most Sacrifice Hits.................................................................................................................................................16, Luis Figueroa (1999)
Most Intentional Walks......................................................................................................................... 7, 4x, last - Hector Gimenez (2010)
Most Strikeouts...............................................................................................................................................140, Quincy Latimore (2011)
Fewest Strikeouts (min. 300 Plate Appearances)................................................................................................17, Jeff Keppinger (2004)
Most Hit by Pitch....................................................................................................................................................... 20, Chris Duffy (2003)
Highest On-Base%.................................................................................................................................................405, Adam Hyzdu (2000)
Highest Slugging %...............................................................................................................................................612, Adam Hyzdu (1999)
Most Total Bases...................................................................................................................................................285, Adam Hyzdu (2000)
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***Notes: Records for Fielding % are based on a minimum of 75 games played
Fielding % for Pitchers is based on most Total Chances without an error
Most Errors.......................................................................................................................................................... 33, Javier Guzman (2006)

........................................................................................................................................................................33, Kevin Haverbusch (1999)
Highest %, Pitcher..............................................................................................................................1.000 (36 TC), Brian OConnor (2000)
Highest %, Catcher............................................................................................................................................994, Ramon Cabrera (2012)
Most Passed Balls............................................................................................................ 15, Steve Lerud (2009) & Humberto Cota (2000)
Highest %, 1B...................................................................................995, Justin Howard (2013), Simon Pond (2006), Josh Bonifay (2005)
Highest %, 2B.......................................................................................................................................................991 Jason Bowers (2007)
Highest %, 3B......................................................................................................................................................962, Jason Bowers (2008)
Highest %, SS.....................................................................................................................................................972, Shaun Skrehot (2003)
Highest %, OF...................................................................................................................................................1.000, Darren Burton (2000)
Most Assists, OF................................................................................................................................................... 18, Starling Marte (2011)
SINGLE-SEASON TEAM GENERAL RECORDS

Longest Game, Time.............................................................................................................................................6:17, 7/13/00 @ Norwich
Home..................................................................................................................................................5:49, 8/13/10 vs. New Hampshire
Home, 7-Inning Game.................................................................................................................... 3:05, 6/3/06 vs. New Hampshire (1)
Home, 9-Inning Game.................................................................................................................................3:55, 5/26/13 vs. Richmond
Road................................................................................................................................................................6:17, 7/13/00 @ Norwich
Road, 7-Inning Game.................................................................................................................................. 2:43, 6/14/03 @ Harrisburg
Road, 9-Inning Game.................................................................................................................................. 4:33, 7/17/10 @ Harrisburg
Longest Game, Innings............................................................................................................................................19, 7/13/00 @ Norwich
Home.....................................................................................................................................................19, 8/13/10 vs. New Hampshire
Road...................................................................................................................................................................19, 7/13/00 @ Norwich
Shortest 9-Inning Game Time.......................................................................................................................... 1:51, 4/17/04 @ Harrisburg
Home.........................................................................................................................................................1:54, 7/20/01 vs. New Haven
Road............................................................................................................................................................1:51, 4/17/04 @ Harrisburg
Shortest 7-Inning Game Time..............................................................................................................................1:27, 4/27/04 @ Norwich
Home..................................................................................................................................................1:33, 7/27/12 vs. New Hampshire
Road................................................................................................................................................................1:27, 4/27/04 @ Norwich
Largest Margin of Victory......................................................................................................................... 14 runs, 18-4, 4/20/06 vs. Akron
Largest Shutout Victory............................................................................................................ 12-0, 2x, last - 8/15/08 @ New Hampshire
Largest Margin of Defeat................................................................................................................................17 runs, 19-2, 7/7/09 vs. Erie
Largest Shutout Defeat.................................................................................................................................. 12-0, 8/13/06 @ New Britain
SINGLE-GAME TEAM BATTING RECORDS

Most Runs...............................................................................................................................................18, 3x, last - 8/7/10 @ Harrisburg
Most Runs, Inning.................................................................................................................10, 3x, last - 9th Inning, 8/7/10 @ Harrisburg
Most Hits...............................................................................................................................................................22, 8/7/10 @ Harrisburg
Most Hits, Inning......................................................................................................................................9, 1st inning, 8/29/03 vs. Erie (2)
Most Home Runs, Game...............................................................................................................................5, 4x, last - 6/2/13 @ Portland
Most Home Runs, Inning............................................................................................................3, 5x, last - 2nd inning, 6/2/13 @ Portland
Most Doubles, Game................................................................................................................................................. 10, 8/4/09 @ Portland
Most Triples, Game.....................................................................................................................3, several times, last - 9/4/10 vs. Reading
Most Extra-Base Hits, Game.................................................................................................................................... 11, 8/4/09 @ Portland
Most Strikeouts, 9-Inning Game................................................................................................................................. 17, 5/2/13 vs. Akron
Most Strikeouts, All Games.......................................................................................................................................... 23, 9/4/05 @ Bowie
Most LOB, 9-Inning Game..................................................................................................................... 15, 2x, last - 4/16/13 vs. Richmond
Most LOB, All Games...............................................................................................................................................23, 7/13/00 @ Norwich
SINGLE-GAME TEAM PITCHING RECORDS

Most Runs Allowed..............................................................................................................................................20, 5/26/13 vs. Richmond
Most Hits Allowed.................................................................................................................................22, 2x, last - 5/26/13 vs. Richmond
Most Home Runs Allowed......................................................................................................................... 5, 6x, last - 8/2/06 @ Harrisburg
Most Home Runs Allowed, Inning..............................................................................................3, 3x, last - 7th inning, 8/19/10 @ Portland
Most Strikeouts, 9-Inning Game..................................................................................................................................... 16, 5/9/10 vs. Erie
Most Strikeouts, All Games............................................................................................................................................ 20, 7/27/10 @ Erie
Most Bases on Balls Allowed.........................................................................................................................10, 8x, last - 4/9/12 vs. Akron
Most Extra-Base Hits Allowed, 9-Inning Game................................................................................................9, 4x, last - 8/6/05 vs. Akron
Most Extra-Base Hits Allowed, All Games............................................................................................................... 14, 7/13/00 @ Norwich
SINGLE-GAME TEAM FIELDING RECORDS
Most Errors, Game.................................................................................................................... 6, 2x, last 5/29/00 vs. Binghamton
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Most At-Bats.................................................................................................................................... 10, Keith Williams, 7/13/00 @ Nowich

Most Hitless At-Bats............................................................................................................................8, Garrett Long, 7/13/00 @ Norwich
Most Runs Scored.......................................................................................... 4, several times, last - Mel Rojas, Jr., 5/24/13 vs. Richmond
Most Hits.................................................................................................................................... 5, 11x, last - Melvin Dorta, 7/11/08 @ Erie
Most Extra-Base Hits............................................................................................................ 4, 5x, last - Josh Harrison, 6/27/10 vs. Bowie
Most Doubles........................................................................................................................................4, Josh Harrison, 6/27/10 vs. Bowie
Most Triples......................................................................................................2, several times, last - Alen Hanson, 8/29/13 at Harrisburg
Most Home Runs.................................................................................................2, several times, last - Justin Howard, 8/17/13 at Erie (1)
Most Total Bases.........................................................................................................................................14, Craig Wilson, 9/4/99 @ Erie
Most RBI.................................................................................................................8, 2x, last - Alex Dickerson, 7/26/13 at New Hampshire
Most Stolen Bases.................................................................................................................................. 4, Ray Sadler, 7/10/04 @ Portland
Most Strikeouts..................................................................................................................... 5, 3x, last - Stefan Welch, 8/21/12 @ Trenton
Most Bases on Balls.................................................................4, several times, last - Pedro Alvarez/Jeff Corsaletti, 8/13/09 vs. Portland
SINGLE-GAME INDIVIDUAL PITCHING RECORDS

HISTORY/RECORDS
Most Hits Allowed, Starter........................................................................................................ 14, Aaron Pribanic, 6/17/11 vs. Harrisburg
Most Hits Allowed, Reliever.......................................................................................10, 2x, last - David Bromberg, 5/27/13 vs. Richmond
Most Hitless Innings to Begin Game.......................................................................................................7.1, Paul Ah Yat 4/25/99 @ Bowie
Most Strikeouts.................................................................................................................................13, Tom Gorzelanny, 9/9/05 vs. Akron
Most Strikeouts, Reliever......................................................................................................................9, Ron Chiavacci, 7/22/06 @ Bowie
Most Bases on Balls.............................................................................................................................. 8, Adrian Burnside, 8/7/02 vs. Erie
Most Wild Pitches............................................................................................................................ 4, Brian OConnor, 5/31/99 @ Norwich
Most Earned Runs Allowed, Game....................................................................................................... 13, Rob Mattson, 8/8/00 @ Reading
Most Earned Runs Allowed, Inning......................................................................................................... 7, Rob Mattson 8/8/00 @ Reading
Most Innings Pitched, Starter........................................................................................................10.0, Hansel Izquierdo, 9/4/05 @ Bowie
CAREER INDIVIDUAL BATTING RECORDS
CAREER INDIVIDUAL PITCHING RECORDS
Most Appearances.......................................................................................................................................... 138, Neal McDade (2001-04)

Most Games Started........................................................................................................................................83, Mike Connolly (2003-06)
Most Wins.................................................................................................................................................. 30, Landon Jacobsen (2003-06)
Most Losses....................................................................................................................................................29, Mike Connolly (2003-06)
Most Strikeouts.............................................................................................................................................340, Mike Connolly (2003-06)
Most Bases on Balls...............................................................................................................................203, Brian OConnor (1999-00, 02)
Most Saves...........................................................................................................................................................29, Matt Peterson (2007)
Most Complete Games...............................................................................................................................6, Brian OConnor (1999-00, 02)
Most Shutouts............................................................................................................................................................2, Ian Snell (2003-04)
....................................................................................................................................................................... 2, Stephen Sparks (2000-01)
EASTERN LEAGUE
Most Games Played......................................................................................................................................410, Shaun Skrehot (2000-04)

Most Hits......................................................................................................................................................384, Shaun Skrehot (2000-04)
Most Runs Scored........................................................................................................................................189, Shaun Skrehot (2000-04)
Most Doubles..................................................................................................................................................76, Shaun Skrehot (2000-04)
Most Triples...........................................................................................................................................................19, Vic Buttler (2005-07)
Most Home Runs...............................................................................................................................................55, Josh Bonifay (2003-05)
.......................................................................................................................................................................... 55, Adam Hyzdu (1999-00)
Most RBI..........................................................................................................................................................209, Josh Bonifay (2003-05)
Most Extra-Base Hits......................................................................................................................................126, Josh Bonifay (2003-05)
Most Stolen Bases..........................................................................................................................................67, Chris Duffy (2003-04, 08)
Most Strikeouts...............................................................................................................................................312, Josh Bonifay (2003-05)
MONTHLY PITCHING RECORDS
MISCELLANEOUS HOME RUN RECORDS

Most Home Runs, Home Game..................................................................................................................................... 7 (6/19/04 vs. Erie)
Most Consecutive Games with a HR, Curve.........................................................................................................10 (April 25-May 5, 2005)
Most Consecutive Games with a HR, Opponents...................................................................................................... 11 (May 19-29, 2013)
Most Consecutive Games without a HR, Curve.......................................................................................................11 (August 4-14, 2006)

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GENERAL INFORMATION
Most Wins, Month.......................................................................................................................................5, Wilson Guzman (June 2000)

...................................................................................................................................................................5, Sam McConnell (June 2000)
Most Saves, Month.......................................................................................................................................9, Matt Peterson (June 2007)
.........................................................................................................................................................................9, Justin Kaye (June 2005)
TOP 5: SEASON HIGHS
BATTERS
PITCHERS
AVERAGE*
Jeff Keppinger .338 (2004)
Steven Pearce
.334 (2007)
Starling Marte
.332 (2011)
Nate McLouth
.322 (2004)
Brock Holt
.322 (2012)
*Minimum 300 Plate App.
SLUGGING %*
Adam Hyzdu
.612 (1999)
Steven Pearce .586 (2007)
Josh Bonifay
.556 (2005)
Adam Hyzdu
.554 (2000)
J.J. Davis
.526 (2002)
*Minimum 300 Plate App.
ERA*
Shane Youman 1.51 (2006)
Sam McConnell 1.61 (2000)
Brady Borner
2.08 (2005)
Michael Dubee
2.24 (2010)
Brad Lincoln
2.28 (2009)
*Minimum 75 IP
WINNING %*
Yoslan Herrera
.917 (2009)
Sam McConnell
.818 (2000)
Bronson Arroyo .789 (1999)
Brian OConnor
.750 (2000)
Neal McDade
.727 (2002)
*Minimum 10 Decisions
HOME RUNS
Adam Hyzdu
31
Josh Bonifay
25
Adam Hyzdu
24
Jose Bautista
23
Carlos Rivera
22
GAMES
Adam Hyzdu
142 (2000)
Chris Duffy
137 (2003)
Tike Redman
136 (1999)
Miles Durham
136 (2010)
Two tied
135
APPEARANCES
David Daniels
55 (1999)
Brad Guy
54 (2000)
Noah Krol
54 (2011)
Justin Kaye
53 (2005)
Jeff Miller
52 (2004)
BASES ON BALLS
Brian OConnor
92 (1999)
Matt Peterson
74 (2005)
Justin Wilson
71 (2010)
Adrian Burnside 67 (2002)
John Grabow
65 (2000)
RBI
Adam Hyzdu
106 (2000)
Jose Bautista
90 (2005)
Rob Mackowiak 87 (2000)
Matt Hague
86 (2010)
Carlos Rivera
84 (2002)
RUNS
Adam Hyzdu
96
Nate McLouth
93
Chase dArnaud 91
Starling Marte
91
Matt Hague
90
(2000)
(2004)
(2010)
(2011)
(2010)
INNINGS PITCHED
Landon Jacobsen 162.2 (2003)
Sean Burnett
159.2 (2003)
Landon Jacobsen 154.0 (2006)
Justin Reid
153.2 (2002)
Brian OConnor
153.1 (1999)
SAVES
Matt Peterson
29 (2007)
Brandon Knight 27 (2006)
Noah Krol
24 (2011)
Justin Kaye
22 (2005)
Two tied
21
HITS
Starling Marte
178 (2011)
Nate McLouth
166 (2004)
Tony Alvarez
161 (2002)
Rob Mackowiak 156 (2000)
Josh Harrison
156 (2010)
DOUBLES
Nate McLouth
40
Adam Hyzdu
39
Starling Marte 38
Tony Alvarez
37
Alex Dickerson 36
(2004)
(2000)
(2011)
(2002)
(2013)
WINS
Bronson Arroyo 15 (1999)
Landon Jacobsen 14 (2006)
Sean Burnett
14 (2003)
Five Tied
12
COMPLETE GAMES
Brian OConnor
4 (2000)
6 Players Tied
3
EXTRA-BASE HITS
Adam Hyzdu
72 (2000)
Starling Marte
58 (2011)
Alex Dickerson 56 (2013)
Tony Alvarez
53 (2002)
Three tied
52
TRIPLES
Vic Buttler
14 (2006)
Tike Redman
12 (1999)
Craig Stansberry 11 (2005)
Three Tied
9
LOSSES
Josh Shortslef 13 (2007)
John Grabow
13 (2002)
Six Tied
11
HOME RUNS ALLOWED

Justin Reid
21 (2002)
Matt Peterson
19 (2005)
Paul Stewart
19 (2005)
3 Players Tied
18
STRIKEOUTS
Quincy Latimore 140 (2011)
Miles Durham
139 (2010)
Jarek Cunningham 127 (2013)
Simon Pond
121 (2006)
Lee Evans
116 (2001)
STOLEN BASES
Rajai Davis
45 (2005)
Rich Thompson 45 (2005)
Chris Duffy
34 (2003)
Chase dArnaud 33 (2010)
Chris Duffy
32 (2004)
STRIKEOUTS
Ian Snell
142 (2004)
Justin Wilson
134 (2010)
Rudy Owens
132 (2010)
Tom Gorzelanny 124 (2005)
Adrian Burnside 122 (2002)
SHUTOUTS
Ian Snell
2
Steve Sparks
2
15 Players Tied 1
(2000)
(2005)
(1999)
(2005)
(2002)
(2004)
(2000)
bold - played in Altoona that season
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MEDIA GUIDE
bold - Played in Altoona that season
FACTOID: PIRATES FARM SYSTEM PLAYERS OF THE YEAR

Since 2000, the Pirates have been honoring a minor league player and pitcher with a yearly award. They are recognized for
their achievement during a September pregame ceremony at PNC Park in Pittsburgh and a plaque hangs on the wall in the
Woody Huyke clubhouse in Bradenton showing each winner.
YR
PITCHER OF THE YEAR
YR
PLAYER OF THE YEAR
00
Wilson Guzman
00
J.R. House
01
Sean Burnett
01
Humberto Cota
02
Sean Burnett
02
Walter Young
03
Ian Snell
03
Chris Shelton
04
Zach Duke
04
Brad Eldred
05
Paul Maholm
05
Jose Bautista
06
Tom Gorzelanny
06
Andrew McCutchen
07
John Van Benschoten
07
Steve Pearce
08
Jeff Sues
08
Jim Negrych
09
Rudy Owens
09
Pedro Alvarez
10
Rudy Owens
10
Alex Presley
11
Kyle McPherson
11
Robbie Grossman
12
Jeff Locke
12
Gregory Polanco
13
Tyler Glasnow
13
Andrew Lambo
R TOP-5: CAREER HIGHS

BATTERS
PITCHERS
HITS
Shaun Skrehot
384 (2000-04)
Josh Bonifay
311 (2003-05)
Brett Roneberg 304 (2003,06-07)
Rico Washington 298 (2000-02)
Jason Delaney
284 (2007-09)
GAMES PLAYED
Shaun Skrehot
410 (2000-04)
Josh Bonifay
313 (2003-05)
Brett Roneberg
311 (2003,06-07)
Jason Delaney
299 (2007-09)
GAMES PITCHED
Neal McDade
138 (2001-04)
Clint Chrysler
118 (2001-03)
Brady Borner
117 (2003-06)
Matt Peterson
116 (2004-07)
Brad Guy
116 (2000-03)
GAMES STARTED
Mike Connolly
83 (2003-06)
John Grabow
70 (2000-03)
Landon Jacobsen 66 (2003-06)
Brian OConnor
63 (99-00, 02)
Matt Peterson
50 (2004-07)
ORGANIZATION
HOME RUNS
Josh Bonifay
55 (2003-05)
Adam Hyzdu
55 (1999-00)
Ray Sadler
41 (2003-06)
Carlos Rivera
32 (2001-02)
Two Tied
30
RUNS SCORED
Shaun Skrehot
189 (2000-04)
Chris Duffy
175 (2003-04,08)
Brett Roneberg
161 (2003,06-07)
Adam Hyzdu
160 (1999-00)
WINS
Mike Connolly
27 (2003-06)
Matt Peterson
24 (2004-07)
John Grabow
24 (2000-03)
Brian OConnor 24 (99-00, 02)
LOSSES
Mike Connolly
29 (2003-06)
John Grabow
26 (2000-03)
2 Players Tied
20
2014 CURVE
STOLEN BASES
Chris Duffy
67 (2003-04,08)
Shaun Skrehot
57 (2000-04)
Vic Buttler
49 (2005-07)
Rich Thompson
48 (2005-06)
Tony Alvarez
46 (2001-02)
SHUTOUTS
Ian Snell
2 (2003-04)
Stephen Sparks 2 (2000-01)
16 Players Tied 1
COMPLETE GAMES
Brian OConnor
6 (99-00, 02)
Stephen Sparks 4 (2000-01)
Sam McConnell 4 (1999-00)
4 Players Tied
3
DOUBLES
Shaun Skrehot
76
Josh Bonifay
68
Adam Hyzdu
65
Brett Roneberg 58
Carlos Rivera
58
(2000-04)
(2003-05)
(1999-00)
(2003,06-07)
(2001-02)
TRIPLES
Vic Buttler
18 (2005-07)
Brock Holt
15 (2011-12)
Craig Stansberry 14 (2005-06)
Shaun Skrehot
14 (2000-04)
Shawn Garrett
14 (2002-03)
SAVES
Matt Peterson
29 (2004-07)
Brandon Knight 27 (2006)
Noah Krol
24 (2011)
Justin Kaye
22 (2005)
Three tied
21
HOME RUNS ALLOWED

Mike Connolly
42 (2003-06)
Matt Peterson
40 (2004-07)
Brady Borner
32 (2003-06)
John Grabow
30 (2000-03)
STRIKEOUTS
Josh Bonifay
312 (2003-05)
Miles Durham
281 (2009-12)
Ray Sadler
247 (2003-06)
Quincy Latimore 245 (2011-12)
Jarek Cunningham 238 (2012-13)
EXTRA-BASE HITS
Josh Bonifay
126 (2003-05)
Adam Hyzdu
124 (1999-00)
Ray Sadler
105 (2003-06)
Shaun Skrehot
100 (2000-04)
Miles Durham
95 (2009-12)
STRIKEOUTS
Mike Connolly
340 (2003-06)
John Grabow
321 (2000-03)
Matt Peterson
255 (2004-07)
Ben Shaffar
239 (2002-05)
BASES ON BALLS
Brian OConnor
203 (99-00, 02)
Matt Peterson
170 (2004-07)
John Grabow
170 (2000-03)
Mike Connolly
156 (2003-06)
EASTERN LEAGUE
(2003-05)
(1999-00)
(2003,06-07)
(2003-06)
(2007-09)
HISTORY/RECORDS
RBI
209
184
170
148
143
Josh Bonifay
Adam Hyzdu
Brett Roneberg
Ray Sadler
Jason Delaney
FACTOID: PIRATES MLB REHABS IN ALTOONA

YEAR INJURY
PLAYER
1999 (4/16-4/24) Right Shoulder
Francisco Liriano
1999 (5/3-5/8)
Shoulder Inflammation
Charlie Morton
1999 (5/22-5/25) Strained Neck
Neil Walker
1999 (6/23-6/24) Right Knee
Jeff Karstens
1999 (6/28-7/26) Torn Arm Ligament
Chase dArnaud
1999 (7/22-7/25) Strained Right Elbow
James McDonald
2000 (4/26-5/21) Right Elbow Surgery
Jared Hughes
2000 (7/2-7/3)
Strained Left Hamstring Travis Snider
2000 (8/25-9/4) Right Elbow
Jason Grilli
2001 (4/13-4/30) Right Shoulder & Elbow
2001 (4/28)
Right Elbow
2001 (7/27-7/28) Broken Index Finger
2001 (8/31-9/2) Broken Right Leg
2002 (5/7)
Right Elbow
2002 (6/9)
Left Knee Contusion
2002 (7/23-8/2) Right Elbow
2006 (5/26-5/28) Lower Back Fracture
2006 (6/15)
Blocked Artery, R. Shoulder
2006 (8/14)
Right Shoulder
2006 (8/20-8/22) Torn Left Hamstring
2008 (5/20-5/26) Right Calf
2008 (6/3-6/5)
Left Thumb Fracture
2008 (6/15-7/3) Left Shoulder Surgery
2009 (7/30-7/31) Left Shoulder
2009 (8/19-9/7) Sprained Left Index Finger
2010 (5/3-5/7)
Stiff Back
2010 (5/28-5/31) Left Hamstring Tightness
2010 (7/5-7/12) Left elbow pronator strain
2011 (6/17)
Right elbow
2011 (7/4-7/10) Left elbow inflammation
2011 (7/24)
R Shoulder posterior strain
2012 (5/21, 6/19) R Shoulder inflammation

MEDIA GUIDE
YEAR INJURY
2013 (4/20)
Fractured Right Arm
2013 (4/23-28, 5/16-21) Right Elbow (TJ Surgery)
2013 (5/9-5/13) Right Hand Laceration
2013 (5/18)
R Shoulder Inflammation
2013 (5/19-5/23) Torn Thumb Ligament
2013 (5-27, 6/1) Right Shoulder Discomfort
2013 (7/17)
R Shoulder Inflammation
2013 (8/19, 8/20) Left Big Toe Discomfort
2013 (8/31, 9/2) Right forearm strain
GENERAL INFORMATION
PLAYER
Mark Wilkins (RHP)
Francisco Cordova (RHP)
Jason Christiansen (LHP)
Turner Ward (OF)
Javier Martinez (RHP)
Ivan Cruz (1B)
Rich Loiselle (RHP)
Adrian Brown (OF)
Brad Clontz (RHP)
Jason Schmidt (RHP)
Francisco Cordova (RHP)
Adrian Brown (OF)
Terry Mulholland (LHP)
Jose Silva (RHP)
Kris Benson (RHP)
Armando Rios (OF)
Ryan Vogelsong (RHP)
Sean Casey (1B)
Kip Wells (RHP)
John Van Benschoten (RHP)
Ryan Doumit (C)
Jack Wilson (SS)
Ryan Doumit (C)
Chris Duffy (CF)
Matt Capps (RHP)
Phil Dumatrait (LHP)
Donnie Veal (LHP)
Ross Ohlendorf
Jack Taschner
Zach Duke
Mike Crotta
Joe Beimel
Ross Ohlendorf
Jeff Karstens
Below are the Major League rehab assignments that have come through Altoona in the history of the franchise.
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R
TOP SINGLE-GAME PERFORMANCES
COMPLETE-GAME SHUTOUTS
5+ HIT GAMES
Humberto Cota, 8/13/00 @ Bowie (5-for-6)
Adrian Brown, 5/8/01 vs. Bowie (5-for-5)
Tony Alvarez, 5/3/02 vs. Bowie (5-for-5)
Jose Castillo, 5/7/03 @ Akron (5-for-6)
Jeff Keppinger, 6/16/04 @ Harrisburg (5-for-6)
Rajai Davis, 7/27/05 vs. Binghamton (5-for-6)
Brett Roneberg, 5/3/06 @ Erie (5-for-6)
Jason Delaney, 7/16/07 vs. Bowie (5-for-5)
Melvin Dorta, 4/18/08 vs. Erie (5-for-5)
Shelby Ford, 6/8/08 vs. Connecticut (5-for-6)
Melvin Dorta, 7/11/08 @ Erie (5-for-6)
5+ RBI GAMES
Adam Hyzdu, 5/14/99 vs. Harrisburg (5)
Garrett Long, 5/29/99 vs. Portland (6)
Adam Hyzdu, 6/25/99 @ New Britain (7)
Craig Wilson, 7/4/99 @ Erie (5)
Kevin Haverbusch, 7/18/99 @ Reading (5)
Craig Wilson, 9/4/99 @ Erie (6)
Adam Hyzdu, 5/5/00 @ Bowie (7)
Adam Hyzdu, 8/7/00 vs. Erie (5)
Eddy Furniss, 8/10/00 @ Reading (5)
B.J. Barns, 8/6/01 @ Erie (5)
J.J. Davis, 7/21/02 vs. Bowie (5)
Tony Alvarez, 7/24/02 vs. Harrisburg (6)
Shawn Garrett, 8/9/02 vs. Harrisburg (5)
Shawn Garrett, 4/21/03 @ Erie (5)
Chan Perry, 7/18/03 @ Erie (5)
Ray Sadler, 5/14/04 vs. Akron (5)
Chris Duffy, 6/5/04 @ Akron (5)
Josh Bonifay, 6/5/04 @ Akron (6)
Josh Bonifay, 8/4/04 @ Akron (5)
Brad Eldred, 8/7/04 vs. Harrisburg (5)
Brad Eldred, 8/15/04 @ Reading (6)
Brad Eldred, 4/29/05 vs. Trenton (6)
Simon Pond, 4/14/06 @ Reading (5)
Vic Buttler, 5/17/06 vs. Reading (6)
Brant Ust, 5/24/06 vs. Bowie (5)
Brett Roneberg, 7/29/06 @ Connecticut (6)
Steven Pearce, 6/7/07 @ New Britain (5)
Steven Pearce, 6/13/07 vs. New Britain (5)
Neil Walker, 6/28/07 vs. Trenton (5)
Miguel Perez, 6/8/08 vs. Connecticut (5)
Jamie Romak, 8/15/08 @ New Hampshire (6)
Shelby Ford, 8/8/09 @ New Hampshire (5)
Alex Presley, 4/19/10 @ Akron (5)
Shelby Ford, 5/15/10 @ Richmond (5)
Alex Presley, 5/24/10 @ Akron (8)
Hector Gimenez, 6/2/10 @ New Britain (5)
Kris Watts, 8/7/10 @ Harrisburg (5)
Starling Marte, 4/22/11 @ Richmond (6)
Jordy Mercer, 5/11/11 @ Harrisburg (5)
Robbie Grossman, 7/22/12 vs. ERI (G1) (5)
Alex Dickerson, 6/2/13 Portland (7)
Alex Dickerson, 7/26/13 at New Hampshire (8)
Bronson Arroyo, 6/8/99 vs. Bowie (11 Hits)

Stephen Sparks, 6/4/00 @ Harrisburg (4 Hits)Sam McConnell, 6/13/00 @ Bowie (5 Hits)
Wilson Guzman, 6/17/00 @ Akron (2 Hits) [7 inn.]
Stephen Sparks, 7/7/00 vs. Reading (5 Hits)
Justin Reid, 7/20/01 vs. New Haven (4 Hits)
Mike Gonzalez, 8/6/01 @ Harrisburg (6 Hits)
John Grabow, 6/13/02 vs. Erie (5 Hits)
Brian OConnor, 7/23/02 vs. Harrisburg (4 Hits)
Brad Guy, 8/29/02 @ Erie (3 Hits)
Sean Burnett, 6/18/03 vs. Trenton (2 Hits)
Sean Burnett, 8/18/03 vs. Bowie (4 Hits)
Ian Oquendo, 8/27/03 vs. Reading (3 Hits) [7 inn.]
Ian Snell, 4/27/04 @ Norwich (3 Hits) [7 inn.]
Ian Snell, 9/3/04 @ New Britain (5 Hits) [7 inn.]
Tom Gorzelanny, 6/26/05 vs. New Britain (3 Hits)
Tom Gorzelanny, 9/9/05 vs. Akron (4 Hits)***
Landon Jacobsen, 6/22/06 @ Harrisburg (3 Hits) [6 inn.]
Luis Munoz, 6/28/07 vs. Trenton (5 Hits) [7 inn.]
Dewon Brazelton, 8/31/07 @ Erie (3 Hits) [7 inn.]
Brad Lincoln, 5/21/09 @ Bowie (2 Hits)
Sean Smith, 6/6/09 vs. Akron Gm. #2 (4 Hits) [7 inn.]
Aaron Pribanic, 5/21/11 vs. Akron Gm. #1 (7 hits) [7 inn.]
Phil Irwin, 7/27/12 vs. New Hamp. Gm. #1 (2 hits) [7 inn.]
***Indicates E.L. Playoff Game
NO-HITTERS
A. Burnside, N. McDade, C. Spurling, 4/23/02 vs. Akron

E. Hollingsworth, J. Townsend, J. Ramos, R. Beckman, 7/25/13
@ NHM
10+ STRIKEOUT GAMES

Paul Ah Yat, 4/25/99 @ Bowie (10)
Paul Ah Yat, 6/1/99 @ Norwich (11)
Bronson Arroyo, 7/19/99 vs. Erie (10)
Joe Beimel, 9/4/00 vs. Akron (11)
Jason Schmidt, 4/13/01 vs. Erie (10)
Adrian Burnside, 4/17/02 vs. Erie (11)
Ben Shaffar, 6/14/02 @ Bowie (10)
Ian Snell, 5/2/04 vs. Erie (12)
Ian Snell, 8/12/04 @ New Hampshire (11)
Ian Snell, 9/3/04 @ New Britain (10)
Tom Gorzelanny, 8/2/05 @ Erie (10)
Tom Gorzelanny, 9/9/05 vs. Akron (13)***
Luis Munoz, 5/7/07 vs. Erie (10)
Kip Bouknight, 8/30/07 vs. Reading (10)
Rudy Owens, 5/4/10 @ Richmond (11)
Justin Wilson, 8/13/10 vs. New Hampshire (11)
Jeff Locke, 4/25/11 @ Harrisburg (10)
Kyle McPherson, 7/30/11 @ Portland (10)
Jameson Taillon, 4/12/13 vs. Harrisburg (10)
Jameson Taillon, 5/19/13 at Richmond (10)
David Bromberg, 6/12/13 at New Britain Gm. #2 (12)
***Indicates E.L. Playoff Game
FACTOID: PITCHERS GOING DEEP

There have only been a total of four home runs hit by Curve pitchers in franchise history. Tim Alderson has two of the four
home runs while Aaron France (1999) and Randy Galvez (2001) have the others.
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R OPENING DAY LINEUPS

MEDIA GUIDE
Mel Rojas, Jr.

Jarek Cunningham
Matt Curry
Andrew Lambo
Adalberto Santos
Alex Dickerson
Carlos Paulino
Gift Ngoepe
Drew Maggi
Brandon Cumpton
April 4, 2013
at Erie
L, 10-6
CF
2B
1B
LF
3B
RF
C
SS
DH
P
GENERAL INFORMATION
Robbie Grossman
Brock Holt
Jarek Cunningham
Tony Sanchez
Andrew Lambo
Jeremy Farrell
Matt Curry
Ramon Cabrera
Quincy Latimore
Mike Colla
April 5, 2012
vs. Erie
W, 7-4
CF
SS
2B
C
RF
3B
1B
DH
LF
P
Gorkys Hernandez
Chase dArnaud
Jordy Mercer
Miles Durham
Hector Gimenez
Alex Presley
Josh Harrison
Matt Hague
Mike Crotta
April 8, 2010
vs. Harrisburg
W, 5-1
CF
SS
3B
RF
C
LF
2B
1B
P
April 7, 2011
at Erie
L, 3-2
Brock Holt
2B
Starling Marte
CF
Jordy Mercer
SS
Tony Sanchez
C
Miles Durham
1B
Quincy Latimore
LF
Jeremy Farrell
3B
Eric Fryer
DH
Brad Chalk
RF
Bryan Morris
P
Brian Friday
Jim Negrych
Jose Tabata
Jonel Pacheco
Jamie Romak
Steve Lerud
Brad Corley
Pedro Lopez
Angel Gonzalez
Tony Watson
April 8, 2009
at Erie
L, 8-7
SS
2B
CF
LF
1B
C
RF
DH
3B
P
Andrew McCutchen
Vic Buttler
Neil Walker
Randy Ruiz
Adam Boeve
Brett Roneberg
Javier Guzman
Brandon Chaves
Milver Reyes
Josh Shortslef
April 9, 2007
at Akron
L, 5-4
CF
LF
3B
DH
RF
1B
2B
SS
C
P
EASTERN LEAGUE
James Boone
Shelby Ford
Jonel Pacheco
Brad Corley
Jason Delaney
Luis Cruz
Melvin Dorta
Miguel Perez
Kyle Bloom
April 3, 2008
vs. Reading
L, 8-3
CF
2B
LF
RF
1B
SS
3B
C
P
Rich Thompson
Craig Stansberry
Rafael Alvarez
Travis Chapman
Simon Pond
Adam Boeve
Vic Buttler
Javier Guzman
Carlos Maldonado
Mike Connolly
April 6, 2006
vs. Trenton
W, 4-3
CF
2B
DH
3B
1B
RF
LF
SS
C
P
Chris Duffy
Nate McLouth
Kevin Nicholson
Ray Navarrete
Ronny Paulino
Ray Sadler
Gary Thomas
Jeff Keppinger
Brandon Chaves
Ian Snell
April 8, 2004
vs. Portland
W, 3-2
CF
RF
3B
1B
C
DH
LF
2B
SS
P
HISTORY/RECORDS
Rajai Davis
Jorge Cortes
Jose Bautista
Brad Eldred
Ronny Paulino
Scott Neuberger
Victor Mercedes
Brandon Chaves
Mike Connolly
April 7, 2005
at Reading
L, 5-4
CF
RF
3B
1B
C
LF
2B
SS
P
Chris Duffy
Jose Castillo
Brett Roneberg
Josh Bonifay
Shawn Garrett
Kevin Nicholson
Chris Heintz
Joe Caruso
Ben Shaffar
April 3, 2003
at Reading
L, 8-7
CF
SS
1B
LF
RF
2B
C
3B
P
Jayson Bass
Richard Paz
J.R. House
Darren Burton
Rico Washington
J.J. Davis
Dan Meier
Lee Evans
Shaun Skrehot
John Grabow
April 6, 2001
at Erie
L, 7-2
LF
2B
C
CF
3B
RF
DH
1B
SS
P
2014 CURVE
Shaun Skrehot
Tony Alvarez
Rico Washington
Shawn Garrett
J.R. House
Carlos Rivera
J.J. Davis
Victor Rodriguez
Justin Reid
April 4, 2002
vs. Harrisburg
W, 7-5
SS
CF
3B
LF
C
1B
RF
2B
P
Rob Mackowiak
Rico Washington
Adam Hyzdu
Alex Hernandez
Kevin Haverbusch
Eddy Furniss
Humberto Cota
Luis Figueroa
Brian OConnor
April 7, 2000
vs. Harrisburg
W, 7-3
RF
2B
LF
CF
3B
1B
C
SS
P
ORGANIZATION
Tike Redman
Chris Wimmer
Alex Hernandez
Ron Wright
Kevin Haverbusch
Mel Rosario
Garrett Long
Luis Figueroa
Paul Ah Yat
April 9, 1999
at Reading
L, 6-2
CF
2B
RF
1B
3B
C
LF
SS
P
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1999 CURVE (67-73)

PLAYER
Asche, Mike
Bieser, Steve
Bryant, Matt
Cruz, Ivan
DeHaan, Kory
Figueroa, Luis
Haad, Yamid
Haverbusch, Kevin
Hernandez, Alex
Hyzdu, Adam
Iglesias, Luis
Jorgensen, Tim
Long, Garrett
Lorenzana, Luis
Mackowiak, Rob
McConnell, Sam
Patzke, Jeff
Redman, Tike
Robertson, Mike
Rosario, Melvin
Secrist, Reed
Sweet, Jon
Ward, Turner
Wehner, John
Wilson, Craig
Wimmer, Chris
Wright, Ron
TOTALS
R
AVG
G AB R
H
2B
.412 7
17 3 7 2
.209
40 148 24
31
5
.250
12 24
1
6
0
.154
3
13
1
2
1
.268 47
190 26 51 13
.263
131 418 61
110 15
.182
43 137 20
25
3
.286
93 332 57
95
22
.257
126 475 76
122 26
.316
91 345 64
109 26
.281 31
89 13 25 6
.130
7
23
1
3
1
.245
109 355 61
87
12
.216 34
74 9 16 2
.262
53 195 21
51
15
.250 13
4 0 1 0
.298
53 198 31
59
12
.269 136
532 84 143 20
.280
46 175 31
49
12
.241
26 87
11
21
9
.168 36
95 9 16 5
.257
37 105 15
27
5
.000 1 3 1 0 0
.167 4
12 2 2 0
.268
111 362 57
97
21
.252 27
107
9 27 5
.213
24 80
2
17
6
.258 140 4723 695 1218 249
3B HR RBI
0 0 3
2
4
23
0
0
1
0
0
3
2 3 24
5
3
50
0
6
10
2
14
61
3
15
63
2
24
78
0 6 16
0
0
2
4
18
56
1 2 8
3
3
27
0 0 1
1
2
25
12 3 60
0
9
28
0
1
11
0 0 10
1
2
13
0 0 0
0 0 2
3
20
69
2 1 6
0
0
4
43 138 664
BB SO SB
CS
1 3 1 1
21
32
3
4
2
7
0
0
1
8
0
0
11 46 14 6
52
44
9
9
19
32
7
3
12
60
6
4
54
110
11
8
40
62
8
4
14 26 0 1
0
6
0
0
63
100
6
6
14 17 0 0
8
34
0
2
1 1 0 0
33
45
4
2
52 52 29 16
24
26
0
3
6
15
0
0
13 23 0 0
11
15
0
1
2 2 0 0
0 0 1 1
40
104
1
3
8 12 5 2
9
27
0
0
519 964 105 78
PLAYER
H R ER HR BB SO
Ah Yat, Paul
8-4
3.02 16 15 0
0
0
95.1
86
41
32
6
30
90
Arroyo, Bronson
15-4
3.65
25
25 2 1 0 153.0 167 73 62 15 58 100
Ayers, Mike
0-0
1.59
11
0 0
0 0 17.0 10 4 3 1 11 16
Baron, Jim
9-9 3.97
29
20 0 0 0 145.0 141 73 64 13 44 75
Beltran, Alonso
0-2
9.00 13 0
0
0
1
18.0
27
18
18
2
9
18
Brown, Alvin
4-1 6.49
7 6 0 0 0 26.1 29 22 19 0 17 15
Burgos, Enrique 0-1
2.25
5
0 0 0 0 4.0 1 1 1 0 3 2
Christiansen, Jason 0-0
0.00
2
1 0 0 0 3.0 1 0 0 0 1 2
Cordova, Francisco 1-1
4.66
2
2 0 0 0 9.2 13 8 5 0 4 12
Daniels, David
2-2
2.67 55 0
0
0
8
67.1
55
21
20
6
19
63
Davis, Kane
4-6
3.78 16 16 0
0
0
95.1
97
51
40
5
41
53
Donnelly, Brendan 0-0
7.71
2
0 0 0 1 2.1 4 2 2 0 2 0
Dougherty, Tony
0-0
7.47 9
0
0
0
0
15.2
29
19
13
3
7
6
Duff, Matt
2-4 2.81
44
0 0 0 12 57.2 43 19 18 5 35 59
Dunbar, Matt
3-5 3.42
49
0 0 0 2 47.1 35 19 18 2 23 35
France, Aaron
4-5 3.67
33
11 0 0 0 95.2 79 50 39 8 48 70
Garcia, Al
0-0
4.50
2
0 0 0 0 4.0 6 4 2 0 3 1
Giard, Ken
2-2
1.71 38 0
0
0
6
42.0
34
12
8
1
25
48
Gonzalez, Mike
2-3 8.10
7 5 0 0 0 26.2 34 25 24 4 19 31
Long, Joey
0-0
5.91
8
0 0
0 0 10.2 16 8 7 3 4 5
Martinez, Javier 0-0
6.10
10
0 0
0 0 10.1 11 8 7 1 14 16
Mathews, Del
1-1
6.00
9
0 0
0 0
12.0 21 15
8 2 6 8
McConnell, Sam
1-7 6.64
13
12 1 0 0 62.1 82 52 46 7 33 40
OConnor, Brian
7-11 4.70 28 27 1
0
0
153.1 152 98
80
10
92
106
Pena, Alex
1-0
3.86
9
0 0
0 0
21.0 22 12
9 2 9 20
Runion, Tony
1-4
3.59 31 0
0
0
2
42.2
52
23
17
3
9
39
Secrist, Reed
0-0
0.00
1
0 0 0 0 1.0 1 0 0 0 0 0
Wilkins, Marc
0-1
1.50
4
0 0 0 0 6.0 4 2 1 0 4 5
TOTALS
67-73 4.07 140 140 4 5
32 1244.2 1252 680 563 99 570 935
72

MEDIA GUIDE
R 2000 CURVE (74-68)

AVG
G AB R
H
2B
3B HR RBI
.244 19
45 7 11 0 1 0 5
.250
10
8 3 2 1 0 0 0
.000 2 5 1 0 0 0 0 0
.328
63 229 44
75
8
2
5
33
.261
112 429 49
112 20
1
8
44
.400 48
5 0 2 0 0 0 0
.237
32 118 18
28
4
1
1
8
.284 94 342 45 97 10 4 1 28
.239
121 348 50
83
16
1
11
52
.197
59 183 24
36
7
0
4
13
.279
43 140 23
39
3
1
5
21
.337
50 199 28
67
16
1
4
34
.290
142 514 96
149 39
2
31
106
.293
96 314 41
92
16
2
10
40
.230
42 122 18
28
8
0
4
18
.157
24 51
7
8
2
0
0
2
.297
134 526 82
156 33
4
13
87
.125 20
8 0 1 0 0 0 1
.139
11 36
1
5
1
0
0
4
.286 10
7 0 2 0 0 0 0
.154 19
39 6 6 1 1 0 4
.184 26
76 11 14 4 0 4 12
.228
57 158 14
36
4
1
0
9
.258
135 503 74
130 22
7
8
59
.256
36 121 14
31
5
0
3
17
.252
33 139 17
35
7
2
1
16
.264 142 4764 682 1257 230 31 113 621
PLAYER
Alvarado, Carlos
Anderson, Jimmy
Ayers, Mike
Beimel, Joe
Burton, Darren
Carrasco, D.J.
Clontz, Brad
Duff, Matt
France, Aaron
Grabow, John
Guy, Brad
Guzman, Wilson
Lankford, Derrick
Loiselle, Rich
Manzueta, Roberto
Martin, Jeff
Mattson, Rob
McConnell, Sam
OConnor, Brian
Osteen, Gavin
Padua, Geraldo
Pickford, Kevin
Rosengren, John
Sak, Jim
Smith, Brian
Sparks, Steve
Wimberly, Larry
TOTALS

H R ER HR BB SO
3-0 4.11
16
1 0 0 1 30.2 31 16 14 2 18 27
1-0
0.00
1
1 1
0 0 9.0 7 1 0 0 1 6
3-2 3.24
38
0 0 0 1 58.1 47 30 21 2 29 49
1-6 4.16
10
10 1 0 0 62.2 72 38 29 8 21 28
0-0
0.00
1
0 0
0 0 1.0 0 0 0 0 0 0
1-1 8.36
9 0 0 0 0 14.0 16 14 13 0 13 10
0-0
1.93
4
0 0
0 0 4.2 4 2 1 0 1 4
0-4 3.93
47
0 0 0 6 55.0 50 31 24 1 36 61
5-2 3.44
22
12 0 0 0 81.0 83 41 31 4 27 57
8-7
4.33 24 24
1
0
0
145.1
145
81
70
10
65
109
4-6 3.53
54
1 0 0 7 81.2 82 35 32 3 25 37
10-4
3.02
18
18
3
1 0 119.1
99 49 40 6 45 77
0-0
0.00
2
0 0
0 0 4.0 2 0 0 0 4 2
0-1
5.27
13
0 0
0 2 13.2 17 9 8 1 6 18
0-1 5.06
8 2 0 0 0 21.1 26 16 12 0 13 14
0-2 4.64
17
0 0 0 0 21.1 28 16 11 2 15 16
1-1 6.32
7 6 0 0 0 37.0 48 33 26 4 16 19
9-2 1.61
20
13 3 1 0 106.0 83 24 19 3 26 61
12-4
3.76
22
22 4 0 0 129.1 120 69 54 4 61 76
0-0
0.00
1
0 0
0 0 1.2 1 0 0 0 2 2
1-6
6.97 9
9
0
0
0
41.1
59
42
32
3
20
31
0-5 9.97
10
4 0 0 0 21.2 38 29 24 2 14 9
2-1 7.17
22
0 0 0 3 21.1 17 17 17 1 21 24
0-1
10.80
7
0 0
0 0 5.0 2 9 6 1 13 5
3-4
0.99
22
0 0
0 12
27.1 14 6 3 0 8 23
6-7 4.77
23
17 3 2 0 109.1 103 66 58 6 54 66
4-1 6.86
10
2 0 0 0 21.0 29 22 16 4 11 25
74-68
4.06
142
142 16 8 32 1244.0 1223 696 561 67 565 856
EASTERN LEAGUE
OPPONENT
@ Reading
Harrisburg
@ Erie
Harrisburg
@ Reading
Portland
@ Reading
Trenton
@ Akron
Reading
@ Erie
Harrisburg
@ Erie
Erie
@ Erie
DEC.
ND
W
L
ND
ND
W
L
ND
L
L
L
W
ND
ND
L
FINAL LINE
1.0 IP, 0 H, 0 R, 0 ER, 0 BB, 1 SO*
5.0 IP, 2 H, 0 R, 0 ER, 4 BB, 4 SO
5.1 IP, 4 H, 4 R, 3 ER, 2 BB, 4 SO
3.2 IP, 5 H, 2 R, 2 ER, 0 BB, 4 SO
4.1 IP, 5 H, 5 R, 1 ER, 0 BB, 4 SO
5.0 IP, 4 H, 0 R, 0 ER, 1 BB, 6 SO
0.0 IP, 0 H, 1 R, 1 ER, 1 BB, 0 SO#
5.0 IP, 4 H, 1 R, 1 ER, 1 BB, 7 SO
4.0 IP, 5 H, 3 R, 2 ER, 1 BB, 8 SO
3.2 IP, 5 H, 6 R, 6 ER, 3 BB, 2 SO
3.2 IP, 3 H, 5 R, 5 ER, 4 BB, 2 SO
6.0 IP, 1 H, 1 R, 1 ER, 1 BB, 4 SO
4.1 IP, 4 H, 2 R, 2 ER, 5 BB, 3 SO
4.0 IP, 5 H, 3 R, 3 ER, 2 BB, 3 SO
5.0 IP, 6 H, 4 R, 4 ER, 2 BB, 6 SO
*Left game after one inning because game was suspended by rain
#Left game after facing one batter because game was suspended by rain

MEDIA GUIDE
FINAL SCORE
L, 6-2
W, 7-3
L, 7-2
W, 7-5
L, 8-7
W, 3-2
L, 5-4
W, 4-3
L, 5-4
L, 8-3
L, 8-7
W, 5-1
L, 3-2
W, 7-4
L, 10-6
GENERAL INFORMATION
PLAYER
Paul Ah Yat
Brian OConnor
John Grabow
Justin Reid
Ben Shaffar
Ian Snell
Mike Connolly
Mike Connolly
Josh Shortslef
Kyle Bloom
Tony Watson
Mike Crotta
Bryan Morris
Mike Colla
Brandon Cumpton
HISTORY/RECORDS
FACTOID: OPEN FOR BUSINESS

Listed below is each Opening Day starter and his line since the franchises first season in 1999
YEAR
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
2014 CURVE
BB SO SB
CS
5 8 3 0
1 4 0 0
3 1 0 0
23
42
3
0
21
80
6
4
0 1 0 0
14
28
1
1
37 32 14 5
68
82
4
4
18
44
1
1
11
15
2
2
13
42
1
2
94
102
3
7
47
60
4
1
17
33
0
1
4
15
0
0
22
96
18
5
1 4 0 0
3
11
0
0
1 1 0 0
7 18 0 0
12 29 0 0
16
32
7
2
55
74
4
9
16
29
3
1
14
17
1
3
527 941 75 48
ORGANIZATION
PLAYER
Bass, Jayson
Beimel, Joe
Brown, Adrian
Burton, Darren
Cota, Humberto
Duff, Matt
Evans, Lee
Figueroa, Luis
Furniss, Wilburn
Haad, Yamid
Haverbusch, Kevin
Hernandez, Alex
Hyzdu, Adam
Lankford, Derrick
Long, Garrett
Lorenzana, Luis
Mackowiak, Rob
McConnell, Sam
Patterson, Jarrod
Pickford, Kevin
Pointer, Corey
Sanders, Tracy
Skrehot, Shaun
Washington, Rico
Williams, Keith
Wilson, Jack
TOTALS
73
2001 CURVE (63-79)
PLAYER
Alvarez, Tony
Barns, B.J.
Bass, Jayson
Brown, Adrian
Bruce, Mo
Burton, Darren
Davis, J.J.
Doumit, Ryan
Evans, Lee
France, Aaron
Galvez, Randy
Green, Scarborough
Haad, Yamid
Haverbusch, Kevin
House, J.R.
Langston, Jay
Lankford, Derrick
Mann, Derek
Martin, Justin
Meier, Dan
Monahan, Shane
Paz, Richard
Petersen, Chris
Reid, Justin
Rivera, Carlos
Secrist, Reed
Skrehot, Shaun
Smith, Brian
Stoner, Mike
Washington, Rico
Wehner, John
TOTALS
AVG
G AB R
H
2B
.319 67
254 34 81 16
.220
30 109 12
24
6
.235
67 170 18
40
14
.333 7 30 7 10 1
.118
10 34
4
4
1
.288
85 299 36
86
15
.250
67 228 21
57
13
.250 2 4 0 1 0
.248
118 428 53
106 21
.250 7 4 0 1 0
.188
15 16
2
3
0
.253
27 91
10
23
1
.000 1 3 0 0 0
.261
43 153 17
40
10
.258
112 426 51
110 25
.282 28
103
9 29 3
.158 6 19 2 3 1
.000 1 3 0 0 0
.329 63
161 20 53 7
.256
97 312 43
80
14
.296 21
71 9 21 6
.238
85 248 30
59
15
.210
38 100 7
21
6
.214
17 14
3
3
1
.234
111 389 44
91
30
.071 4 14 0 1 0
.267
117 468 61
125 30
.000 2 1 0 0 0
.252
42 135 15
34
7
.302
75 291 31
88
17
.228
25 92
10
21
3
.258 142 4760 557 1226 267
PLAYER
Alvarado, Carlos
Ayers, Mike
Bennett, Jeff
Burnside, Adrian
Burton, Darren
Camp, Shawn
Carrasco, D.J.
Chaney, Mike
Chrysler, Clint
Cordova, Francisco
Diorio, Mike
Donaldson, Bo
France, Aaron
Galvez, Randy
Garcia, Mike
Gonzalez, Mike
Grabow, John
Guy, Brad
Lopez, Jose
Manzueta, Roberto
McDade, Neal
Mulholland, Terry
Padua, Geraldo
Pavlovich, Tony
Paz, Rich
Phillips, Jason
Reid, Justin
Rodriguez, Frank
Schmidt, Jason
Silva, Jose
Smith, Brian
Sparks, Steve
Spurling, Chris
Wehner, John
Williams, David
Wimberly, Larry
TOTALS

H R ER HR BB SO
5-7 3.36
26
10 0 0 0 83.0 74 46 31 6 29 73
1-1
2.25
7
0 0
0 0 8.0 8 2 2 0 3 6
0-1
3.86
1
1 0
0 0 7.0 9 3 3 0 2 6
0-2 3.62
6 6 0 0 0 32.1 28 15 13 3 14 32
0-0
18.00
1
0 0
0 0 1.0 3 2 2 0 1 2
4-0
4.24 8
3
0
0
0
23.1
25
14
11
3
8
19
2-2 4.14
27
1 0 0 1 37.0 34 22 17 2 25 35
0-0
6.75
4
0 0
0 0 9.1 18 7 7 1 2 2
4-3 3.28
51
0 0 0 3 49.1 52 24 18 3 12 31
0-0
4.15
1
1 0
0 0 4.1 6 2 2 0 1 4
1-4 7.91
18
0 0 0 0 33.0 40 34 29 5 19 14
3-1
3.10
17
0 0
0 5 20.1 12 7 7 2 7 22
1-2
5.68 7
5
0
0
0
25.1
36
19
16
4
10
17
5-6 3.45
15
15 0 0 0 86.0 93 40 33 3 22 45
2-0
0.45
18
0 0
0 4 20.0 15 1 1 0 4 15
5-4 3.71
14
14 1 1 0 87.1 81 38 36 5 36 66
2-5 3.38
10
10 0 0 0 50.2 30 23 19 1 39 42
3-4 4.03
28
4 0 0 4 51.1 59 32 23 3 17 30
1-2 4.83
6 5 0 0 0 31.2 38 20 17 3 11 23
1-1 5.40
12
0 0 0 0 20.0 19 13 12 0 11 14
2-5 4.05
19
9 0 0 0 73.1 85 38 33 3 24 55
0-2
3.86
2
2 0
0 0 2.1 5 3 1 0 1 3
0-1
9.69 10 0
0
0
0
13.0
17
14
14
5
6
10
0-3 2.98
31
0 0 0 12
42.1 38 15 14 0 13 26
1-0
0.00
1
0 0
0 0 1.0 0 0 0 0 1 0
0-1
10.00
6
1 0
0 0 9.0 18 11 10 0 4 4
5-5 2.54
17
16 1 1 0 110.0 104 38 31 5 14 70
0-0
4.82
7
0 0
0 0 9.1 9 6 5 0 8 5
0-1
0.96
3
3 0
0 0 9.1 7 1 1 0 1 17
0-0
0.00
2
0 0
0 0 1.1 2 0 0 0 1 2
1-0
0.00
2
0 0
0 0 4.1 3 0 0 0 0 3
1-4 3.76
7 6 1 0 0 38.1 31 19 16 2 25 32
5-7 3.11
34
15 0 0 1 121.2 133 48 42 9 28 63
0-1
11.57
2
0 0
0 0 2.1 5 3 3 0 1 2
5-2 2.61
9 8 1 0 0 58.2 45 17 17 8 12 39
3-2 4.17
24
7 0 0 0 69.0 75 36 32 7 18 43
63-79 3.73 142 142 4 8
30 1245.2 1257 613 516 83 430 872
74
3B HR RBI
1 6 25
2
6
15
3
1
13
1 0 1
0
0
2
2
7
32
3
4
26
0 0 2
8
11
48
0 0 1
0
1
1
0
0
6
0 0 0
2
2
19
1
11
56
1 0 7
1 0 2
0 0 0
0 0 13
4
13
38
1 2 10
1
4
30
0
0
11
0
0
0
0
10
50
0 0 1
6
6
45
0 0 0
1
3
21
0
4
29
0
0
8
38 91 514

MEDIA GUIDE
BB SO SB
CS
9 30 17 11
7
37
3
1
10
47
9
5
1 7 1 2
4
11
0
2
23
62
5
1
21
79
2
5
1 1 0 0
37
116
12
5
0 0 0 0
0
9
0
0
6
19
10
0
0 0 0 0
5
23
1
2
37
103
1
1
2 22 0 1
1 6 0 0
0 1 0 0
14 21 16 6
45
80
1
1
4 12 1 2
52
55
7
6
17
20
1
2
1
5
0
0
13
71
0
2
1 6 0 0
30
63
24
15
0 1 0 0
2
21
0
3
21
49
5
5
3
11
4
0
376 1027 120 78
R 2002 CURVE (72-69)

AVG
G AB R
H
2B
.318
125 507 79
161 37
.000 1 2 0 0 0
.170
18 47
3
8
5
.238 33
21 2 5 0
.250
47 148 19
37
5
.667 51
3 0 2 0
.287
101 348 51
100 17
.192
72 182 22
35
5
.290
131 489 71
142 24
.357
16 14
1
5
0
.133 28
15 2 2 0
.000 26
4 0 0 0
.292
35 130 18
38
7
.264 30
91 9 24 6
.264
45 129 28
34
4
.000
6
17
1
0
0
.250
11 4
1
1
0
.000 49
6 0 0 0
.126
48 111 16
14
2
.245
78 237 27
58
10
- 44
0 0 0 0
.250 24
8 0 2 0
.262
94 321 31
84
29
.182 25
22 2 4 0
.000 1 2 0 0 0
.302
128 494 67
149 28
.293
61 188 29
55
6
.308
126 467 69
144 32
.000 18
9 0 0 0
.240
80 312 40
75
15
.250 52
4 0 1 1
.200
8
5
1
1
0
.223
112 359 53
80
11
.000 1 1 0 0 0
.000 26
6 0 0 0
.268 141 4703 642 1261 244
PLAYER
Benson, Kris
Burnside, Adrian
Chrysler, Clint
Deschenes, Marc
Dougherty, Jim
Gonzalez, Mike
Grabow, John
Gravelle, Nick
Guy, Brad
Looney, Brian
Lopez, Jose
McDade, Neal
Meadows, Randy
Montgomery, Matt
OConnor, Brian
Palma, Rick
Pavlovich, Tony
Reid, Justin
Shaffar, Ben
Spurling, Chris
Vogelsong, Ryan
Wimberly, Larry
TOTALS

H R ER HR BB SO
1-0
1.29
1
1 0
0 0 7.0 5 1 1 1 0 7
6-9 4.55
32
23 0 0 0 130.2 120 70 66 18 67 122
3-2 3.97
51
0 0 0 3 56.2 55 29 25 7 21 26
0-0
3.00
3
0 0
0 3 3.0 3 1 1 0 0 4
1-1
5.06
7
0 0
0 0 10.2 13 6 6 1 7 5
8-4 3.80
16
16 0 0 0 85.1 77 38 36 4 47 82
8-13
5.47
28
27 1 1 0 146.1 181 94 89 10 47 97
0-0
18.00
1
0 0
0 0 1.0 3 2 2 1 0 0
3-2 3.17
26
5 1 1 1 76.2 87 31 27 7 16 40
0-0
1.17
4
0 0
0 0 7.2 5 1 1 1 1 3
0-2
6.75 10 4
0
0
0
21.1
30
20
16
2
7
8
8-3 3.91
49
0 0 0 3 78.1 85 36 34 11 16 51
0-0
0.00
1
0 0
0 0 1.1 2 0 0 0 0 0
3-0 4.21
44
0 0 0 3 66.1 62 32 31 3 26 50
5-7
5.06
24
14
1
1 0 85.1 86 50 48 6 50 53
1-1
1.80
10
0 0
0 0 10.0 12 2 2 0 3 10
0-0
13.50 1
0
0
0
0
1.1
4
2
2
0
0
0
11-8
4.33
25
25 1 0 0 153.2 151 87 74 21 28 108
8-7
3.15 18 18
1
0
0
111.1
110
46
39
6
40
97
4-3 2.19
51
0 0 0 20
70.0 54 18 17 8 12 60
1-5
5.56 8
8
0
0
0
43.2
47
27
27
5
10
35
1-2 4.05
26
0 0 0 1 53.1 49 25 24 4 18 36
72-69
4.19 141
141 5 9 34 1221.0 1241 618 568 116 416 894
HISTORY/RECORDS
BB SO SB
CS
27
71
29
18
0 2 0 0
5
21
0
0
0 7 0 0
8
16
3
3
0 0 0 0
33
101
7
4
27
48
2
0
33
88
19
6
0
4
0
0
2 4 0 0
0 2 0 0
4
21
4
2
13 21 0 0
30
24
1
1
2
1
1
0
0
1
0
0
1 3 0 0
6
29
2
1
23
66
2
3
0 0 0 0
2 1 0 0
6
31
1
0
0 8 0 0
1 0 0 0
27
75
1
1
9
20
3
0
44
42
12
8
0 7 0 0
23
60
9
4
0 3 0 0
0
1
0
0
60
66
3
4
0 1 0 0
0 4 0 0
386 849 99 55
2014 CURVE
3B HR RBI
1
15
59
0 0 0
0
0
5
1 0 3
2
3
20
0 0 0
3
20
62
4
8
33
8
11
73
0
0
1
1 0 1
0 0 0
0
5
16
0 2 11
0
3
12
0
0
0
0
0
0
0 0 0
0
2
8
2
6
33
0 0 0
0 0 0
0
3
44
1 0 1
0 0 0
2
22
84
0
3
20
2
2
51
0 0 0
3
2
25
0 0 0
0
0
0
3
8
34
0 0 0
0 0 0
33 115 596
ORGANIZATION
PLAYER
Alvarez, Tony
Benson, Kris
Brown, Jason
Burnside, Adrian
Caruso, Joe
Chrysler, Clint
Davis, J.J.
Derosso, Tony
Garrett, Shawn
Gonzalez, Mike
Grabow, John
Guy, Brad
Haverbusch, Kevin
House, J.R.
King, Brad
Lemonis, Chris
Lopez, Jose
McDade, Neal
Meadows, Randy
Meier, Dan
Montgomery, Matt
OConnor, Brian
Pachot, John
Reid, Justin
Rios, Armando
Rivera, Carlos
Rodriguez, Victor
Sefcik, Kevin
Shaffar, Ben
Skrehot, Shaun
Spurling, Chris
Vogelsong, Ryan
Washington, Rico
Weichard, Paul
Wimberly, Larry
TOTALS
EASTERN LEAGUE
GENERAL INFORMATION

MEDIA GUIDE
75
2003 CURVE (78-63)
PLAYER
Burns, B.J.
Bonifay, Josh
Caruso, Joe
Castillo, Jose
Duffy, Chris
Garrett, Shawn
Heintz, Chris
House, J.R.
Navarrete, Ray
Nicholson, Kevin
Paulino, Ronny
Perry, Chan
Roneberg, Brett
Sadler, Ray
Shelton, Chris
Skrehot, Shaun
Snusz, Chris
TOTALS
AVG
G AB R
H
2B
.184
22 38
3
7
0
.285
114 386 51
110 30
.196
83 224 28
44
6
.287
126 498 68
143 24
.273
137 494 84
135 23
.288
124 468 68
135 29
.258
78 271 28
70
12
.333
20 63
12
21
6
.256
92 285 32
73
20
.294
114 405 63
119 31
.226
46 159 19
36
6
.285
109 386 46
110 24
.281
125 442 60
124 29
.264
14 53
8
14
5
.279
35 122 17
34
10
.276 89
304 41 84 15
.053 6 19 0 1 0
.270 141 4739 636 1278 274
PLAYER
Bennett, Jeff
Bonifay, Josh
Borner, Brady
Brooks, Frank
Burnett, Sean
Camp Shawn
Caruso, Joe
Chrysler, Clint
Connolly, Mike
Fordham, Tom
Gonzalez, Mike
Grabow, John
Guy, Brad
Jacobsen, Landon
Johnston, Mike
Martinez, Anastacio
McDade, Neal
Oquendo, Ian
Ozias, Todd
Palma, Rick
Shaffar, Ben
Snell, Ian
Van Benschoten, John
TOTALS

H R ER HR BB SO
4-4 2.72
33
2 0 0 1 59.2 45 22 18 2 23 62
0-0
9.00
1
0 0
0 0 1.0 2 1 1 0 0 0
3-2
3.96 17 0
0
0
0
25.0
24
11
11
4
10
19
0-0
7.71
1
0 0
0 0 2.1 3 2 2 1 0 4
14-6
3.21
27
27 2 1 0 159.2 158 60 57 2 29 86
0-2 4.34
18
0 0 0 0 29.0 26 14 14 2 11 35
0-0
0.00
1
0 0
0 0 2.0 1 0 0 0 2 1
2-1 10.46
16
1 0 0 0 26.2 43 33 31 4 18 14
7-8 3.39
25
23 0 0 0 127.1 123 55 48 10 38 90
5-2 3.17
13
12 0 0 0 71.0 71 27 25 5 18 59
0-0
1.23
5
0 0
0 1 7.1 4 1 1 1 2 10
6-1 3.36
24
9 0 0 0 83.0 87 34 31 9 19 73
1-2
5.79
8
1 0
0 0 14.0 16 9 9 0 2 9
9-11 2.93 27 27
1
0
0
162.2
156
60
53
11
40
80
6-2 2.12
46
0 0 0 7 72.1 49 17 17 4 27 65
0-0
2.25
3
0 0
0 0 4.0 6 1 1 1 1 1
1-6 2.72
38
0 0 0 4 72.2 75 32 22 5 18 48
4-0
1.96 6
6
0
0
0
36.2
36
13
8
2
10
23
2-2 1.62
51
0 0 0 21
61.0 47 14 11 2 17 52
6-5 3.67
35
5 0 0 0 68.2 70 35 28 3 24 61
1-3
4.48 13 11
0
0
0
64.1
68
38
32
3
20
50
4-0
1.96 6
6
0
0
0
36.2
36
13
8
2
10
23
7-6
3.69 17 17
1
0
0
90.1
95
46
37
5
34
78
78-63
3.32
141
141 4 10 35 1240.2 1205 525 457 76 363 920
76
3B HR RBI
0
0
2
0
11
56
0
2
29
6
5
66
6
1
42
6
13
67
4
2
26
0
2
11
1
5
35
5
7
45
1
6
19
1
7
63
4
10
61
0
1
7
1
0
14
3 1 33
0 0 0
38 73 583

MEDIA GUIDE
BB SO
4
11
39
106
28
43
40
81
44
78
36
96
19
24
5
11
15
40
41
44
12
35
28
38
40
56
3
16
8
23
27 48
0 6
397 811
SB
CS
0
2
1
4
3
1
19
10
34
12
20
7
0
0
0
0
1
5
8
8
0
2
4
2
12
6
0
0
0
1
12 7
0 0
114 67
R 2004 CURVE (85-56)

H
95
1
3
3
0
1
24
2
0
39
1
92
6
58
140
1
41
37
1
108
0
0
1
166
10
0
20
31
56
105
2
0
0
115
1
0
11
64
2
22
0
21
1279
2B
16
0
0
0
0
0
2
0
0
8
0
18
1
20
23
1
9
9
0
17
0
0
0
40
5
0
9
5
13
23
0
0
0
25
0
0
2
12
0
4
0
8
270
3B HR RBI
0
19 76
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
3
1
15
0
0
1
0
0
0
1
6
19
0
0
0
1
15 42
0
1
4
0
10 34
6
8
41
0
0
0
0
17 60
1
4
22
0
0
1
2
1
33
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
4
8
73
0
0
3
0
0
0
0
0
6
1
2
17
2
4
36
2
15 60
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
1
20 72
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
9
1
1
16
0
0
1
1
0
6
0
0
0
2
2
8
28
135 656
BB SO SB
40 96
5
1
2
0
0
4
0
0
7
0
0
1
0
0
1
0
19
20
2
0
4
0
2
8
0
13
24
0
1
1
0
22
78
4
1
2
1
21
49
0
33
77
30
0
5
0
6
51
0
18 20
4
0
3
0
27
17
10
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
4
0
48
62
31
6
22
0
0
2
0
11
13
1
11
20
0
23
37
2
32
62
3
0
1
0
1
2
0
2
5
0
23
89
16
0
0
0
0
0
0
6
14
1
15
24
5
1
6
0
9
29
0
1
1
0
9
14
0
400 871
115
CS
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
2
1
1
8
0
0
1
0
6
0
0
0
7
1
0
0
0
0
2
0
0
0
6
0
0
0
2
0
0
0
0
39
PLAYER
H R ER HR BB SO
Agamennone, Brandon 3-1 4.29
20
0 0 0 0 35.2 36 18 17 4 12 39
Alcala, Jason
1-0
0.000
1
0 0
0 0 3.1 2 0 0 0 0 3
Bimeal, Matt
1-0
12.27
3
0 0
0 0 3.2 7 5 5 1 0 5
Borner, Brady
5-6 5.47
39
9 0 0 1 100.1 120 76 61 17 30 62
Bradley, Bobby
5-4 3.11
19
19 0 0 0 101.1 85 42 35 8 41 78
Bullington, Bryan
12-7
4.10
26
26 0 0 0 145.0 160 77 66 18 47 100
2 Candelario, Eddie
0-1
4.84 21 0
0
0
2
35.1
31
21
19
5
17
34
T Candelario, Eddie
0-4
6.13 37 4
0
0
2
72.0
76
54
49
9
40
55
Connolly, Mike
8-7 4.71
21
21 0 0 0 112.2 124 65 59 10 41 103
Crudale, Mike
1-0 5.67
23
0 0 0 2 33.1 35 23 21 5 22 24
Duke, Zach
5-1
1.58 9
9
0
0
0
51.1
41
11
9
2
10
36
Harts, Jeremy
0-2
5.28
9
0 0
0 1 15.1 12 12 9 0 13 10
Jacobsen, Landon 5-2 4.99
15
14 0 0 0 70.1 83 46 39 8 23 47
Lorraine, Andrew 0-0
0.00
6
0 0
0 0 7.1 4 0 0 0 1 7
Lundquist, Dave
3-2
5.75 15 0
0
0
0
20.1
21
13
13
2
8
15
McDade, Neal
8-1 3.36
32
7 0 0 1 85.2 70 35 32 7 26 53
Miller, Jeff
5-4 2.91
52
0 0 0 18
68.0 48 25 22 8 28 79
OBrien, Patrick
1-0
0.00
2
0 0
0 0 4.1 1 0 0 0 3 1
2 Peterson, Matt
3-2
6.25 7
7
0
0
0
36.0
36
25
25
7
22
29
T Peterson, Matt
9-6
4.03 26 25
0
0
0
140.2
133
69
63
18
67
119
Reid, Justin
0-1
9.00
1
1 0
0 0 3.0 6 4 3 1 3 1
Serrano, Elio
3-5 5.63
45
0 0 0 14 56.0 73 44 35 11 15 39
Shaffar, Ben
0-1
7.40 8
2
0
0
0
20.2
28
20
17
4
10
23
Sheldon, Scott
0-0
0.00
1
0 0
0 0 0.1 1 0 0 0 0 0
Snell, Ian
11-7
3.16
26
26 3 2 0 151.0 147 54 53 16 40 142
Stein, Blake
5-2 3.52
36
0 0 0 7 61.1 51 27 24 6 25 62
TOTALS
85-56
4.16
141
141 3 11 46 1222.2 1223 644 565 140 438 992
EASTERN LEAGUE
R
52
1
1
1
0
0
16
0
0
17
0
54
3
31
84
1
24
25
0
45
0
0
1
93
7
0
17
15
28
54
0
1
1
61
2
0
5
33
1
11
0
13
697
HISTORY/RECORDS
AB
343
13
12
22
3
4
108
13
12
139
3
330
18
221
453
8
147
120
10
323
1
0
9
515
76
4
66
130
258
369
4
2
12
429
2
1
60
243
14
120
1
93
4695
2014 CURVE
G
96
39
19
26
21
37
41
8
21
37
23
97
8
67
113
9
39
33
15
82
6
15
32
133
23
52
20
50
77
99
1
7
26
120
45
8
18
67
26
36
36
30
141
ORGANIZATION
PLAYER
AVG
Bonifay, Josh

.277
Borner, Brady

.077
Bradley, Bobby

.250
Bullington, Bryan
.136
2 Candelario, Eddie .000
T Candelario, Eddie .250
Chaves, Brandon
.222
Cockrell, Michael
.154
Connolly, Mike

.000
Cortes, Jorge

.281
Crudale, Mike

.333
De Caster, Yurendell
.279
De La Rosa, Tomas
.333
Doumit, Ryan

.262
Duffy, Chris
.309
Duke, Zach

.125
Eldred, Brad

.279
Evans, Tom

.308
Jacobsen, Landon
.100
Keppinger, Jeff
.334
Lorraine, Andrew
.000
Lundquist, Dave
.000
McDade, Neal

.111
McLouth, Nate

.322
Mendez, Donaldo
.132
Miller, Jeff

.000
Moriarty, Mike

.303
Navarrete, Ray

.238
Nicholson, Kevin
.217
Paulino, Ronny

.285
Pena, Rodolfo

.500
2 Peterson, Matt

.000
T Peterson, Matt

.000
Sadler, Ray

.268
Serrano, Elio

.500
Shaffar, Ben

.000
Sheldon, Scott

.183
Skrehot, Shaun

.263
Snell, Ian

.143
Snusz, Chris

.183
Stein, Blake

.000
Thomas, Gary

.226
TOTALS
.272
GENERAL INFORMATION

MEDIA GUIDE
77
2005 CURVE (76-66)
PLAYER
Bautista, Jose
Boeve, Adam
Bonifay, Josh
Buttler, Vic
Chaves, Brandon
Chiaffredo, Paul
Clark, Howie
Cortes, Jorge
Davis, Rajai
Eldred, Brad
Evans, Tom
Guzman, Javier
Lee, Taber
Lytle, Chaz
Maldonado, Carlos
Meath, Matt
Mercedes, Victor
Neuberger, Scott
Paulino, Ronny
Raymundo, Gregg
Sadler, Ray
Snusz, Chris
Stansberry, Craig
Thompson, Rich
Wilson, Andy
TOTALS
AVG
G AB R
H
2B
3B HR RBI
.283
117 445 63
126 27
1
23
90
.288
47 160 24
46
9
1
5
23
.282
103 376 53
106 22
3
25
77
.313
25 83
15
26
3
1
0
7
.215
52 172 20
37
6
2
0
8
.267
8
30
4
8
4
0
1
7
.373
31 110 15
41
3
0
2
13
.259
110 363 50
94
18
1
6
49
.281
123 499 82
140 22
5
4
34
.333
21 84
22
28
6
0
13
27
.278
99 338 62
94
24
3
15
55
.236
68 263 27
62
9
1
3
24
.203 24
79 8 16 2 1 2 10
.217 6 23 3 5 1 0 0 1
.252
82 278 27
70
14
0
7
34
.333
2
3 2 1 1 0 0 1
.326 12
43 7 14 2 1 2 6
.263
10 38
1
10
0
0
0
4
.292
43 168 24
49
6
0
6
20
.232
23 56
5
13
3
0
0
2
.244
62 209 23
51
17
2
5
23
.258
22 66
5
17
3
0
1
1
.238 116
421 62 100 22 11 18 67
.257 94 346 58 89 11 5 3 30
.235
7
17
1
4
0
0
0
1
.263 142 4801 671 1262 236 38 141 617
PLAYER
Borner, Brady
Candelario, Eddie
Capps, Matt
Connolly, Mike
Evans, Tom
Gorzelanny, Tom
Harts, Jeremy
Izquierdo, Hansel
Jacobsen, Landon
Johnson, James
Kaye, Justin
Maholm, Paul
Martin, Greg
Peterson, Matt
Roach, Jason
Sanchez, Romulo
Shaffar, Ben
Sharpless, Josh
Snusz, Chris
Stewart, Paul
Youman, Shane
TOTALS

H R ER HR BB SO
6-1
2.08 48 0
0
0
0
90.2
77
22
21
8
13 90
3-4
3.12 13 13
0
0
0
75.0
76
33
26
5
15 59
0-2 2.70
17
0 0 0 7 20.0 21 8 6 2 1 26
5-6
3.32 15 15
1
0
0
84.0
90
35
31
4
24 60
0-0
0.00
1
0 0
0 0 0.1 1 0 0 0 0 1
8-5
3.26
23
23
1
1 0 129.2
114
50 47 6 46
124
1-2
8.08 29 0
0
0
0
39.0
33
42
35
4
53 46
7-5
4.51 24 17
0
0
0
103.2
104
61
52
6
41 84
2-0
3.86 11 0
0
0
1
23.1
21
14
10
1
11 23
5-4
3.33 31 1
0
0
1
51.1
50
25
19
4
16 54
3-3 4.09 53 0 0 0 22 61.2 63 29 28 4 29 54
6-2
3.20 16 16
0
0
0
81.2
73
32
29
5
26 75
0-1
16.87
3
0 0
0 0 2.2 5 5 5 0 1 0
11-9 5.51 27 26
0
0
0
143.2
156
102 88
19
74 87
1-3
4.42 10 4
0
0
2
36.2
45
21
18
7
11 19
1-0
3.60
2
2 0
0 0 10.0 11 4 4 2 4 5
2-3
3.44 44 0
0
0
9
73.1
73
33
28
6
26 69
1-0
2.89
7
0 0
0 0 9.1 6 3 3 0 3 13
0-0 0.00
1 0 0 0 0 1.0 2 1 0 0 0 0
6-10
4.92
26
20 0 0 0 120.2 143 78 66 19 44 76
8-6
3.92 44 5
0
0
2
101.0
102
54
44
10
48 77
76-66
4.00 142
142 2 5 44 1258.2 1266 652 560 112 486 1042
78

MEDIA GUIDE
BB SO SB
CS
48
101
7
3
22
54
5
2
33
110
0
1
10
10
6
2
16
38
2
2
1
11
0
0
19
5
2
1
49
81
2
1
43
76
45
9
8
25
1
1
51
91
8
3
10
46
8
5
7 13 1 0
1 5 2 0
35
63
0
1
1 0 0 0
2 5 0 0
1
7
0
0
15
30
3
0
3
12
0
0
17
54
4
4
4
13
0
0
44 114 14 5
30 60 45 6
3
4
0
0
485 1081 155 46
R 2006 CURVE (75-64)
HISTORY/RECORDS
EASTERN LEAGUE

H R ER HR BB SO
1-2
4.00 18 1
0
0
1
36.0
41
18
16
4
5
27
0-0
7.50
4
0 0
0 0 6.0 8 5 5 0 2 6
2-0
7.11 13 0
0
0
0
19.0
28
15
15
3
6
13
1-3 3.06
10
7 0 0 0 50.0 40 26 17 6 13 49
7-8 4.98
25
24 0 0 0 121.0 117 75 67 18 53 87
1-1
2.31
10
1 0
0 0 11.2 8 4 3 0 10 13
5-3 3.65
42
0 0 0 2 66.2 58 31 27 3 21 71
14-9
3.21
26
25 1 1 0 154.0 144 64 55 8 55 80
0-0 6.62
11
0 0 0 0 17.2 20 13 13 3 12 15
2-7
2.25 51 0
0
0
27 64.0
51
19
16
6
20
86
0-1
15.00
1
1 0
0 0 3.0 4 5 5 0 4 1
0-1
5.40
5
0 0
0 0 6.2 6 4 4 1 5 6
2-0
1.99 29 0
0
0
2
40.2
34
13
9
2
10
46
2-1
2.57
16
0 0
0 2 28.0 18 9 8 3 8 21
6-6 5.03
31
17 0 0 0 112.2 115 65 63 10 47 83
6-7 3.65
17
17 0 0 0 93.2 99 47 38 11 27 50
0-2
7.07 3
3
0
0
0
14.0
15
11
11
2
6
16
0-0
0.00
2
0 0
0 1 4.0 2 0 0 0 2 5
0-1
4.91
3
3 0
0 0 11.0 13 8 6 0 6 10
0-0
5.00
8
0 0
0 0 9.0 8 5 5 1 8 5
2-0
0.86
14
0 0
0 8 21.0 8 2 2 0 9 30
6-2
4.45 12 12
0
0
0
60.2
62
33
30
4
13
50
6-5 2.80
15
15 1 0 0 86.2 81 36 27 6 27 42
1-0
3.60 1
1
0
0
0
5.0
3
2
2
0
3
3
3-3 2.22
47
0 0 0 5 65.0 45 21 16 2 28 87
1-0
3.68
1
1 0
0 0 7.1 6 3 3 1 1 4
7-2
1.51 23 11
0
0
1
95.1
70
27
16
4
20
64
75-64
3.56
139
139 2 11 49 1209.2 1104 561 479 98 421 970
2014 CURVE
PLAYER
Albaladejo, Jonathan
Blackwell, Chad
Borner, Brady
Chiavacci, Ron
Connolly, Mike
Davidson, David
Hernandez, Chris
Jacobsen, Landon
Johnson, James
Knight, Brandon
Lorenzo, Matt
Moeves, Derrik
Neal, Blaine
Perez, Franklin
Peterson, Matt
Roach, Jason
Rodriguez, Nerio
Rogers, Brian
Rojas, Chris
Sanchez, Romulo
Sharpless, Josh
Shortslef, Josh
Starling, Wardell
Vasquez, Jorge
Wells, Kip
Youman, Shane
TOTALS
ORGANIZATION
PLAYER
AVG
G AB R
H
2B
3B HR RBI
BB SO SB
CS
Albaladejo, Jonathan .000 6 2 0 0 0 0 0 0
0 0 0 0
Alvarez, Rafael
.250
78 244 31
61
6
4
4
26
23
71
0
0
Bixler, Brian
.301
60 226 36
68
13
1
3
19
16
57
6
2
Boeve, Adam
.333
38 138 26
46
7
2
3
24
18
35
3
2
Borner, Brady
.000 6 3 0 0 0 0 0 0
0 0 0 0
Buttler, Vic
.292 109
411 52 120 20 14 5 51
33 53 21 3
Casey, Sean
.273
3
11
1
3
0
0
1
2
1
0
0
0
Chapman, Travis
.275
11 40
4
11
3
0
1
7
4
6
0
0
Chaves, Brandon
.228
120 377 41
86
15
3
5
52
50
76
9
1
Chiavacci, Ron
.222
6
9
0
2
0
0
0
0
0
5
0
0
Connolly, Michael
.182
9
11
2
2
0
0
0
2
3
6
0
0
Doumit, Ryan
.333
4
15
4
5
3
0
0
4
0
1
0
0
Guzman, Javier
.268
129 485 57
130 23
5
7
40
25
64
12
8
Hernandez, Chris .200 18
5 0 1 0 0 0 0
1 3 0 0
Jacobsen, Landon .000 7 13 1 0 0 0 0 1
1 6 0 0
Lee, Taber
.216 46
102
9 22 3 2 1 5
5 29 3 0
Lytle, Chaz
.111
5
9
1
1
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
Maldonado, Carlos
.278
5
18
1
5
2
0
0
0
0
6
0
0
Martinez, Octavio
.259
24 81
9
21
2
0
0
8
3
11
1
1
McCutchen, Andrew
.308
20 78
12
24
4
0
3
12
8
20
1
1
Morgan, Nyjer
.306 56 219 39 67 6 5 1 10 15 28 21 11
Parrish, David
.292
72 240 28
70
15
1
4
32
29
38
0
0
Perez, Franklin
.000 7 1 0 0 0 0 0 0
0 0 0 0
Peterson, Matt
.000 14
16 0 0 0 0 0 0
0 10 0 0
Pond, Simon
.249
128 461 64
115 32
3
13
78
59
121
3
3
Reyes, Milver
.193
49 166 9
32
4
0
0
11
6
19
0
0
Roach, Jason
.125
9
16
1
2
0
0
0
0
0
5
0
0
Rodriguez, Nerio .000 2 3 0 0 0 0 0 0
0 0 0 0
Roneberg, Brett
.303
109 400 63
121 19
1
10
74
51
58
9
1
Sadler, Ray
.234
86 282 38
66
9
5
15
46
34
88
5
3
Shortslef, Josh
.250 4 8 0 2 0 0 0 0
0 1 0 0
Stansberry, Craig .258
72
260
46
67
18
3
10
30 31
62
8
3
Starling, Wardell .368 8 18 2 7 3 1 0 6
1 5 0 0
Thompson, Rich
.340
14 50
11
17
3
0
0
5
8
11
1
3
Ust, Brant
.199
55 166 14
33
3
0
4
17
13
38
0
1
.000
1
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
Vasquez, Jorge
.000 21
1 0 0 0 0 0 0
0 0 0 0
Walker, Neil
.161
10 31
5
5
0
0
2
3
1
4
0
0
Wells, Kip
.000 1 3 0 0 0 0 0 0
0 1 0 0
Youman, Shane
.000 7 7 0 0 0 0 0 0
0 2 0 0
TOTALS
.262
139 4628 607 1212 213
50
92
565
439 942
103 43
GENERAL INFORMATION

MEDIA GUIDE
79
2007 CURVE (73-68)
PLAYER
Bergeron, Peter
Bloom, Kyle
Boeve, Adam
Bouknight, Kip
Bowers, Jason
Brazelton, Dewon
Buttler, Vic
Chaves, Brandon
Corley, Brad
Davidson, David
Delaney, Jason
Elliott, Justin
Falcon, Omar
Fernandez, Alex
Guzman, Javier
Hernandez, Chris
Herrera, Yoslan
Johnson, Russ
Lee, Taber
Maldonado, Carlos
McCutchen, Andrew
Meath, Matt
Munoz, Luis
Nannini, Mike
Parrish, David
Pearce, Steve
Peterson, Brian
Reyes, Milver
Roach, Jason
Roneberg, Brett
Ruiz, Randy
Shortslef, Josh
Soler, Alay
Starling, Wardell
Truby, Chris
Walker, Neil
TOTALS
AVG
.000
.240
1.000
.270
.208
.272
.000
.274
.265
.256
.200
.265
.000
.063
.219
.310
.000
.154
.205
.235
.000
.258
.273
.100
.500
.244
.334
.272
.230
.000
.248
.290
.125
.250
.000
.333
.288
.265
PLAYER
Astacio, Olivo
Belisario, Ronald
Bloom, Kyle
Bouknight, Kip
Bowers, Jason
Brazelton, Dewon
Bresnehan, Patrick
Crotta, Michael
Davidson, David
Hankins, Derek
Hernandez, Chris
Herrera, Yoslan
Munoz, Luis
Nannini, Mike
Paniagua, Jose
Peterson, Matt
Redmond, Todd
Reyes, Milver
Roach, Jason
Sanchez, Romulo
Shortslef, Josh
Soler, Alay
Starling, Wardell
Vaclavik, Justin
Williams, Brandon
TOTALS

H R ER HR BB SO
1-2 4.00 18 1
0
0
1
36.0
41
18
16
4
5
27
0-0
0.00
1
0 0
0 0 2.0 0 0 0 0 2 1
1-0
3.28 18 0
0
0
0
24.2
23
11
9
4
14
21
1-1
0.90
2
2 0
0 0 10.0 5 3 1 1 6 10
11-6
3.83
24
22 1 0 0 138.2 135 67 59 12 36 83
0-0
0.00
1
0 0
0 0 1.0 1 0 0 0 0 1
5-5 3.53
15
15 3 1 0 86.2 88 37 34 5 17 52
1-0
4.50
3
0 0
0 0 6.0 5 3 3 0 2 3
0-1
10.12
1
1 0
0 0 2.2 6 7 3 0 2 0
3-1
4.22 39 0
0
0
2
59.2
44
30
28
3
30
55
0-1
12.27
1
1 0
0 0 3.2 4 6 5 1 5 2
6-1
2.86 42 0
0
0
4
56.2
53
19
18
4
20
55
6-9 4.69
25
25 1 0 0 128.2 151 72 67 11 38 70
12-5
3.63
25
23 1 1 0 136.1 130 63 55 11 32 89
1-1
4.95 14 0
0
0
0
20.0
20
12
11
4
5
19
0-0
3.00
5
0 0
0 0 9.0 10 3 3 1 3 4
4-2 1.98
51
0 0 0 29
63.2 50 14 14 4 27 56
1-1
3.12
3
3 0
0 0 17.1 15 6 6 2 3 12
0-0
0.00
1
0 0
0 0 0.1 1 0 0 0 0 0
4-3 5.00
32
2 0 0 1 63.0 76 44 35 4 28 39
6-3 2.81
40
0 0 0 1 57.2 43 24 18 8 17 52
5-13
4.40
27
27 0 0 0 149.1 170 87 73 12 59 85
1-1 6.00
14
5 0 0 1 39.0 48 30 26 4 19 24
3-8 6.48
32
12 1 0 1 84.2 96 64 61 5 32 51
2-6 8.39
24
3 0 0 0 34.1 50 37 32 3 21 28
0-0
10.80
2
0 0
0 0 3.1 6 4 4 0 1 2
73-68
4.24
141
141 7 7 55 1198.1 1230 643 565 98 419 814
80
G AB R
6 2
0
33 104 12
1 1
0
96 330 55
14 24
4
113 426 56
6 9
1
74 263 38
105 336 41
10 39
3
14 5
0
65 223 25
3 4
0
8 16
1
82 215 22
52 171 19
18 1
0
9 13
0
13 44
8
89 196 29
3 6
0
118 446 70
17 33
6
12 20
0
3 2
0
46 156 18
81 290 57
83 250 30
27 74
2
13 1
0
77 238 38
47 162 20
11 16
0
7 4
0
11 6
0
7 27
4
117 431 77
141 4582 636
H
2B
0
0
25 4
1
0
89 14
5
0
116 27
0
0
72 7
89 17
10 2
1
0
59 10
0
0
1
0
47 11
53 13
0
0
2
0
9
2
46 8
0
0
115 20
9
2
2
1
1
0
38 9
97 27
68 14
17 4
0
0
59 10
47 9
2
1
1
0
0
0
9
1
124 30
1214 243
3B
0
1
0
2
0
4
0
4
2
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
3
0
0
0
0
2
1
0
0
3
1
0
0
0
0
3
26
HR
0
0
0
17
0
8
0
3
0
0
0
7
0
0
2
2
0
0
3
0
0
10
0
0
0
3
14
3
0
0
8
7
0
0
0
0
13
100
RBI
0
9
0
53
2
51
0
24
40
4
1
35
0
0
23
25
0
0
5
16
0
48
0
0
0
19
72
30
6
0
35
30
1
0
0
3
66
598

MEDIA GUIDE
BB
0
8
0
50
2
51
0
31
39
0
0
38
0
3
12
5
0
0
7
31
0
44
6
1
0
10
33
27
5
0
32
18
0
0
1
1
53
508
SO
0
18
0
100
5
63
0
26
79
6
2
52
2
9
30
20
1
6
6
31
1
83
9
11
0
32
45
38
19
0
39
32
6
1
3
4
73
857
SB
0
2
0
17
1
16
0
22
19
1
0
0
0
0
1
7
0
0
2
11
0
17
1
0
0
0
7
0
0
0
8
0
0
0
0
0
9
141
CS
0
0
0
5
0
6
0
9
6
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
1
0
0
0
0
2
2
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
1
4
38
R 2008 CURVE (65-77)

H R ER HR BB SO
0-0 10.80
9 1 0 0 0 10.0 15 15 12 2 12 5
2-4 4.86
10
10 0 0 0 46.1 42 27 25 3 21 40
4-4
4.74 38 0
0
0
9
57.0
63
31
30
5
25
36
5-8 4.19
28
22 1 0 0 109.2 103 57 51 9 55 93
0-0
0.00
1
0 0
0 0 0.1 0 0 0 0 1 0
0-1
4.29 38 0
0
0
6
50.1
44
32
24
1
50
40
0-0
0.00
3
0 0
0 0 3.0 0 0 0 0 1 5
1-3 6.66
23
5 0 0 2 51.1 70 39 38 7 22 23
4-2 3.34
35
0 0 0 0 64.2 58 27 24 3 36 51
0-0
6.75
1
0 0
0 0 1.1 2 1 1 0 1 1
5-6 3.18
16
13 0 0 0 70.2 69 30 25 7 19 44
2-11 4.54 24 23
0
0
0
119.0
135
168 60
14
26
89
4-0
2.61
14
0 0
0 4 20.2 15 6 6 1 3 23
6-9 3.46
21
21 0 0 0 114.1 114 51 44 9 36 69
4-11
4.53
22
21 0 0 0 111.1 119 68 56 12 48 65
1-1
6.91 3
3
1
0
0
14.1
24
13
11
2
4
8
2-2 4.94
6 6 0 0 0 31.0 35 19 17 4 16 18
1-0
10.00 7
0
0
0
0
9.0
16
10
10
3
4
3
7-1 2.12
32
0 0 0 5 68.0 50 22 16 5 17 58
1-1
2.81
9
0 0
0 2 16.0 14 5 5 0 3 17
1-4 7.34
7 7 0 0 0 30.2 41 25 25 4 16 14
0-0
7.00
5
0 0
0 0 9.0 14 7 7 2 4 4
3-4 4.65
9 9 0 0 0 50.1 48 28 26 5 25 31
0-0
36.00
1
0 0
0 0 1.0 4 4 4 2 0 1
1-1 7.56
13
0 0 0 0 16.2 14 16 14 2 15 9
1-1
6.27 13 0
0
0
0
18.2
28
16
13
2
5
10
2-0
0.60
7
0 0
0 0 15.0 9 1 1 0 3 13
5-2 3.47
29
1 0 0 3 62.1 59 29 24 3 25 51
3-1
3.77 24 0
0
0
1
43.0
35
19
18
3
20
55
65-77
4.35
142
142 2 6 32 1215.0 1240 666 587 110 513 876
EASTERN LEAGUE
PLAYER
Antelo, Derek
Barthmaier, Jimmy
Belisario, Ronald
Bloom, Kyle
Bowers, Jason
Bresnehan, Pat
Capps, Matt
Castorri, Christian
Davidson, David
Guerrero, Emilis
Hamman, Corey
Hankins, Derek
Hernandez, Chris
Herrera, Yoslan
Hill, Joshua
Holliday, Brian
Hughes, Jared
Johnson, Blair
Mateo, Juan
Meek, Evan
Munoz, Luis
Pearson, Kyle
Reichert, Dan
Reyes, Milver
Roberts, Kevin
Robles, Moises
Rogers, Brian
Shortslef, Josh
Sues, Jeff
TOTALS
HISTORY/RECORDS
BB SO SB
CS
10 10 1 1
39
107
2
3
21 59 12 3
2 2 0 0
25
106
5
9
19
34
3
3
68
77
7
2
31
43
18
14
0 2 0 0
6 10 1 1
3
16
3
1
20 49 19 5
1
23
2
2
14
42
1
0
11 14 5 1
42
82
11
4
9
32
1
1
7
15
6
1
7
31
0
0
17
32
0
0
8
18
8
0
34
67
18
2
5 7 1 0
23
21
10
6
4 2 1 0
397 876 117 57
2014 CURVE
AVG
G AB R
H
2B
3B HR RBI
.100 23
60 7 6 2 0 0 0
.219
96 329 36
72
12
2
10
40
.239 97 309 40 74 20 2 5 40
.333
5
6 1 2 1 0 0 0
.262
134 500 59
131 25
3
11
49
.264
105 375 41
99
24
1
6
46
.292
109 367 42
107 21
3
7
43
.285
116 403 44
115 17
5
7
43
.429 3 7 0 3 0 0 0 0
.259 18
58 7 15 5 1 1 4
.207
31 82
8
17
3
0
2
3
.285 81 319 43 91 23 10 4 32
.278
29 97
10
27
5
1
1
8
.233
47 146 17
34
7
0
4
18
.310 25
87 10 27 5 0 0 10
.288
116 416 64
120 17
0
12
52
.281
57 171 14
48
4
0
2
22
.148
45 81
6
12
0
0
0
4
.187
53 150 10
28
4
0
1
7
.208
33 120 15
25
6
0
7
23
.348
22 89
16
31
6
2
3
13
.272
101 383 56
104 15
2
6
49
.160 17
50 2 8 1 0 0 3
.229
91 292 41
67
11
5
5
35
.316 7 19 1 6 0 0 0 0
.255 142 4640 539 1182 221 35 88 499
ORGANIZATION
PLAYER
Alvarez, Victor
Boone, James
Bowers, Jason
Chang, Ray
Corley, Brad
Cruz, Luis
Delaney, Jason
Dorta, Melvin
Doumit, Ryan
Duffy, Chris
Finegan, Brian
Ford, Shelby
Gonzalez, Angel R.
Lerud, Steven
Negrych, Jim
Pacheco, Jonel
Perez, Miguel
Powell, Pedro
Reyes, Milver
Romak, Jamie
Tabata, Jose
T-Tabata, Jose
Watts, Kris
Webster, Anthony
Wilson, Jack
TOTALS
GENERAL INFORMATION

MEDIA GUIDE
81
2009 CURVE (62-80)
PLAYER
AVG
G AB R
H
2B
Alvarez, Pedro
.333
60 222 42
74
18
Boone, James
.179
43 123 11
22
5
Chang, Ray
.291
41 127 22
37
14
Corley, Brad
.221
31 104 14
23
6
Corsaletti, Jeff
.230
89 278 31
64
14
Delaney, Jason
.271
125 435 49
118 25
Durham, Miles
.275
65 240 31
66
17
Ford, Shelby
.233
29 103 12
24
6
Friday, Brian
.265
110 407 48
108 22
Gimenez, Hector
.286
41 133 16
38
6
Gonzalez, Angel R.
.192
66 172 17
33
6
Hernandez, Gorkys
.262
86 344 45
90
14
Lerud, Steven
.240
95 304 31
73
17
Lopez, Pedro
.263
53 190 24
50
3
Macahdo, Anderson .185 28
81 9 15 4
Negrych, Jim
.272
93 323 51
88
18
Pacheco, Jonel
.275
122 432 58
119 24
Perez, Miguel
.262
30 84
14
22
5
Prasch, Eddie
.294
8
17
4
5
0
Reyes, Milver
.282
14 39
4
11
5
Romak, Jamie
.175
64 211 12
37
12
Tabata, Jose
.303
61 228 31
69
15
TOTALS
.256 142 4676 580 1195 257
PLAYER
Aguero, Ramon
Alderson, Tim
T-Alderson, Tim
Bloom, Kyle
Castorri, Christian
Chang, Ray
Corley, Brad
Crotta, Michael
Dubee, Michael
Dumatrait, Phil
Hamman, Corey
Hankins, Derek
Herrera, Yoslan
Herron, Tyler
Hill, Josh
Holdzkom, Lincoln
Hughes, Jared
Krebs, Eric
Lincoln, Brad
Machi, Jean
Mateo, Juan
Molleken, Dustin
Moskos, Danny
Nestor, Scott
T-Nestor, Scott
Newsom, Randy
T-Newsom, Randy
Nottingham, Shawn
Robles, Moises
Smith, Sean
Sues, Jeff
Veal, Donald
Watson, Tony
TOTALS
3B HR
0
13
0
1
0
2
1
4
3
2
5
7
2
5
0
2
3
7
1
6
1
1
2
3
0
4
1
3
1 0
1
3
2
14
0
2
0
0
0
0
0
5
1
2
24 87
RBI
40
10
19
14
23
65
34
17
46
18
14
31
26
16
2
30
58
12
0
3
24
25
530
BB SO SB
CS
34
59
1
0
7
29
2
0
15
16
1
2
4
25
0
1
50
33
6
3
57
90
1
3
20
57
8
2
12
18
2
0
51
69
7
5
6
22
2
1
14
37
2
1
24
76
9
8
38
53
2
1
13
20
1
3
14 21 4 1
45
37
8
1
27
89
15
12
8
21
0
0
0
4
0
0
4
9
0
0
18
66
1
0
20
25
7
6
485 916 79 50

H R ER HR BB SO
0-2
2.84
8
0 0
0 4 12.2 8 4 4 0 6 13
3-1
4.66 7
7
0
0
0
38.2
39
23
20
4
13
18
9-2 3.88
20
20 0 0 0 111.1 115 54 48 9 27 64
6-9 4.05
22
21 0 0 0 104.1 92 60 47 3 57 71
1-1
17.36
5
0 0
0 0
4.2 12 10
9 1 3 3
0-0
0.00
1
0 0
0 0 1.0 0 0 0 0 0 0
0-0
0.00
1
0 0
0 0 1.0 0 0 0 0 1 1
7-8 4.76
27
27 0 0 0 143.2 181 90 76 7 33 97
3-0
2.91 26 0
0
0
1
34.0
39
21
11
5
10
28
0-1
11.25
1
1 0
0 0 4.0 9 5 5 0 0 4
0-3
3.68 29 0
0
0
1
29.1
28
15
12
1
8
21
3-4 4.42
19
9 0 0 1 71.1 70 40 35 6 26 66
11-1
3.23
23
15 0 0 0 97.2 98 39 35 5 33 65
0-2 4.50
8 4 0 0 0 26.0 30 13 13 1 15 18
0-1 5.45
22
0 0 0 0 34.2 41 24 21 4 11 21
0-1
0.00
14
0 0
0 0 17.0 15 7 0 1 10 10
1-6
3.88 17 7
0
0
3
46.1
55
31
20
1
16
36
2-4
4.86 10 0
0
0
0
16.2
11
12
9
1
17
15
1-5 2.28
13
13 1 1 0 75.0 63 22 19 4 18 65
2-3
2.08 28 0
0
0
6
34.2
28
12
8
2
13
25
0-0
0.00
1
0 0
0 0 1.0 1 0 0 0 0 1
1-1 4.62
18
0 0 0 1 37.0 37 21 19 5 16 26
11-10
3.74
27
25 1 0 0 149.0 159 75 62 11 58 77
2-3 5.31
33
0 0 0 10
42.1 35 26 25 7 29 47
2-3
5.83 36 0
0
0
10 46.1
38
31
30
8
35
51
2-1
17.36
5
0 0
0 0 4.2 8 9 9 1 6 2
4-1 6.75
13
0 0 0 1 16.0 14 13 12 1 13 5
0-1 8.37
26
0 0 0 0 23.2 34 22 22 1 19 22
1-0
6.48
6
0 0
0 0 8.1 12 6 6 3 2 7
3-3
2.95
22
3 1
1 7 61.0 48 23 20 4 23 53
2-6 4.46
40
0 0 0 2 78.2 66 43 39 7 37 74
0-0
1.35
7
5 0
0 0 13.1 5 2 2 0 10 18
0-3 8.22
5 5 0 0 0 15.1 22 18 14 2 11 14
62-80
4.11
142
142 3 10 36 1227.0 1246 673 560 87 501 918
FACTOID: WERE SENDING YOU BACK TO THE FUTURE

Since Altoona became a franchise back in 1999, theyve sent at least one participant to the MLB Futures Game in all but three
of their 14 years. A complete list is below.
1999 (Boston)........................................Yamid Haad, C
2006 (Pittsburgh).................................................None
2000 (Atlanta)......................................................None
2007 (San Francisco)...................... Steven Pearce, 1B
2001 (Seattle).........................................J.R. House, C
2008 (New York, NL)............................................None
2002 (Milwaukee)...............................Tony Alvarez, OF
2009 (St. Louis)................................ Pedro Alvarez, 3B
2003 (Chicago, AL).............................Jose Castillo, 2B
2010 (Los Angeles, AL).............Gorkys Hernandez, OF
......................................... John Van Benschoten, RHP
........................................................Bryan Morris, RHP
2004 (Houston).........................Bryan Bullington, RHP
2011 (Arizona)................................. Starling Marte, OF
...........................................................Jorge Cortes, OF
2012 (Kansas City)............................. Gerrit Cole, RHP
2005 (Detroit)................................... Jose Bautista, 3B
2013 (New York, NL)................... Gregory Polanco, OF
........................................................Paul Maholm, LHP
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R 2010 CURVE (82-60)

3B
1
9
0
6
1
0
0
3
4
0
0
2
3
2
7
0
0
38
HR
1
6
0
10
4
16
15
4
2
1
2
3
1
4
6
0
4
80
RBI
14
48
12
69
16
72
86
75
26
7
10
65
35
20
47
0
19
627
BB SO
8
17
56
102
5
35
52
139
6
39
46
72
61
62
32
52
33 95
13
17
9
30
31
69
31
45
28
49
19
33
0
2
31
22
475 960
SB
CS
2
0
33
7
9
3
9
9
4
0
6
1
3
6
19
7
17 3
0
0
0
0
7
1
2
5
4
2
5
1
0
0
0
0
120 45
EASTERN LEAGUE

H R ER HR BB SO
2-5 8.68
17
0 0 0 2 18.2 27 18 18 1 14 17
7-6 5.62
18
18 0 0 0 89.2 112 60 56 10 27 59
0-0
12.00 5
0
0
0
0
3.0
6
5
4
0
5
2
1-1
2.73
12
0 0
0 3
26.1 25 10
8 2 8 18
0-0
3.00
12
0 0
0 0 15.0 15 5 5 0 5 13
2-0
3.10 13 0
0
0
1
29.0
27
11
10
5
8
23
2-0
1.78
4
4 0
0 0 25.1 14 5 5 0 3 16
6-2 2.24
45
0 0 0 5 76.1 62 23 19 4 19 68
0-0
2.57
2
2 0
0 0 7.0 5 2 2 1 1 1
0-0
18.00 9
0
0
0
0
9.0
15
18
18
4
9
6
5-5
2.83 34 7
1
0
7
101.2
88
36
32
7
30
68
0-0
0.00
1
0 0
0 0 2.0 0 0 0 0 2 0
12-8
4.42
30
23 0 0 0 150.2 166 93 74 15 41 120
3-2 3.59
10
10 0 0 0 57.2 57 24 23 5 12 56
4-4 4.15
31
0 0 0 0 60.2 55 30 28 3 21 62
0-0
7.04
7
0 0
0 2 7.2 10 6 6 1 3 12
6-4 4.25
19
16 0 0 0 89.0 87 45 42 9 31 84
3-1
1.52
37
0 0
0 21
41.1 26 10 7 0 16 43
0-0
0.00
1
1 0
0 0 4.0 3 0 0 0 1 6
12-6
2.46
26
26 0 0 0 150.0 124 46 41 11 23 132
0-2 3.86
19
0 0 0 4 25.2 28 12 11 3 12 19
0-0
4.50
2
0 0
0 0 2.0 2 1 1 0 1 2
0-2
3.22
16
0 0
0 0 22.1 13 8 8 3 12 28
6-4 2.67
34
9 0 0 2 111.1 82 33 33 11 24 105
11-8
3.09
27
26 0 0 0 142.2 109 59 49 4 71 134
82-60 3.55 142 142 0 0
47 1268.0 1158 560 500 99 399 1094
HISTORY/RECORDS
PLAYER
Aguero, Ramon
Alderson, Tim
1 Barthmaier, Jimmy
Boleska, Tom
Claggett, Anthony
Colla, Michael
Crotta, Mike
Dubee, Michael
Duke, Zach
Hamman, Corey
Hankins, Derek
Hansen, Craig
Hughes, Jared
Locke, Jeff
Molleken, Dustin
Moreno, Diego
Morris, Bryan
Moskos, Daniel
Ohlendorf, Ross
Owens, Rudy
Sues, Jeff
Taschner, Jack
1-Uviedo, Ronald
Watson, Tony
Wilson, Justin
TOTALS
2014 CURVE
AVG
G AB R
H
2B
.238
32 105 11
25
5
.247
132 530 91
131 33
.200
54 150 15
30
4
.259
136 483 64
125 27
.245
56 151 16
37
8
.305
94 338 49
103 29
.295
135 509 90
150 30
.300
135 520 74
156 33
.266 92 368 45 98 11
.245
31 110 10
27
5
.275
26 91
12
25
1
.282
126 485 67
137 31
.274
75 230 33
63
11
.220
71 191 28
42
8
.350
67 246 42
86
13
.250
4
4
1
1
0
.266
56 173 26
46
13
.268 142 4835 688 1294 268
ORGANIZATION
PLAYER
Chen, Yung-Chi
dArnaud, Chase
de los Santos, Jose
Durham, Miles
Ford, Shelby
Gimenez, Hector
Hague, Matt
Harrison, Josh
Hernandez, Gorkys
1-Jones, Brandon
Lambo, Andrew
Mercer, Jordy
Negrych, Jim
Norman, Anthony
Presley, Alex
Skelton, James
Watts, Kris
TOTALS
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2011 CURVE (64-77)
PLAYER
Chalk, Brad
Curry, Matt
Durham, Miles
Farrell, Jeremy
Ford, Shelby
Fryer, Eric
Hernandez, Jose
Holt, Brock
Lamob, Andrew
Latimore, Quincy
Marte, Starling
Mercer, Jordy
Norman, Anthony
Picart, Greg
Rodriguez, Josh
Sanchez, Tony
Sanchez, Yunesky
Scott, Travis
Watts, Kris
TOTALS
AVG
G AB R
H
2B
.244
97 266 23
65
7
.242
87 302 38
73
16
.204
45 157 18
32
10
.260
88 312 40
81
18
.194
20 62
5
12
1
.345
37 113 24
39
4
.165 40
91 6 15 4
.288
132 511 62
147 30
.274
69 252 35
69
17
.239
128 457 52
109 32
.332
129 536 91
178 38
.268
72 265 40
71
17
.282
29 71
12
20
3
.218
56 170 14
37
2
.267
57 225 24
60
3
.241
118 402 46
97
14
.299
42 134 13
40
6
.091 10
33 2 3 0
.232
71 194 24
45
9
.258 141 4673 574 1204 231
3B HR RBI
5
0
36
3
6
39
1
2
19
1
5
38
0
1
6
2
5
16
1 1 10
9
1
40
0
8
41
1
15
59
8
12
50
1
13
48
4
0
9
2
1
14
0
5
19
1
5
44
0
2
18
1 0 2
0
3
14
39 85 525
BB
26
33
15
29
1
16
5
50
26
33
22
23
7
15
18
47
6
1
30
407
SO SB
CS
45
4
1
90
1
1
52
4
1
78
4
1
19
0
1
21
1
0
36 0 1
85
18
10
59
4
3
140
7
8
100
24
12
35
6
3
16
2
1
35
3
2
41
3
1
76
5
5
18
0
1
10 0 0
37
0
0
1052 86 52
PLAYER
Alderson, Tim
Beimel, Joe
Boleska, Tom
Claggett, Anthony
Colla, Mike
Cox, Tyler
Crotta, Mike
Dubee, Michael
Hernandez, Jose
Hughes, Jared
Irwin, Phil
Krol, Noah
Leach, Brian
Leroux, Chris
Locke, Jeff
Loree, Mike
McPherson, Kyle
McSwain, Matt
Moreno, Diego
Morris, Bryan
Ohlendorf, Ross
Pribanic, Aaron
Sinkbeil, Brett
Thompson, Aaron
Veal, Donnie
Welker, Duke
TOTALS

H R ER HR BB SO
0-4 4.12
42
1 0 0 0 74.1 70 39 34 6 27 57
0-0
0.00
4
2 0
0 0 3.1 2 0 0 0 1 1
1-1
5.40
12
0 0
0 0 16.2 14 10 10 0 12 11
5-5 3.75
42
0 0 0 2 62.1 46 26 26 6 32 36
5-11
3.70
29
23 0 0 0 133.2 117 58 55 20 39 109
1-0
0.00
1
0 0
0 0 1.0 1 0 0 0 0 1
0-0
0.00
1
0 0
0 0 1.0 1 0 0 0 0 1
2-6 3.27
43
0 0 0 6 63.1 72 26 23 2 16 50
0-0
0.00
1
0 0
0 0 1.0 0 0 0 0 0 3
3-4 4.09
13
11 0 0 0 61.2 62 31 28 2 18 33
8-4
3.81 15 14
0
0
0
87.1
91
42
37
9
10
69
3-5 4.45
54
0 0 0 24
54.2 62 30 27 2 19 28
0-0 9.00
10
0 0 0 0 15.0 14 15 15 0 15 7
1-2
2.57
5
0 0
0 0 7.0 9 5 2 2 0 6
7-8 4.03
23
22 0 0 0 125 118 68 56 9 46 114
0-0
1.17
4
0 0
0 0 7.2 6 1 1 0 3 11
8-5
3.02 16/16 0
0
0
0
89.1
75
34
30
7
21
82
2-0 3.76
32/2
0 0 0 0 67.0 70 29 28 11 17 29
0-0
4.91
7
0 0
0 0 11.0 10 6 6 1 3 14
3-4 3.35
35
6 0 0 3 78.0 72 34 29 2 33 64
0-0
3.86
1
1 0
0 0 4.2 5 2 2 1 1 3
10-9
3.88
28
27 1 1 0 153.0 169 69 66 13 28 71
0-1
4.03 4
4
0
0
0
22.1
29
16
10
3
2
23
4-7
5.16 28 12
0
0
0
83.2
100
55
48
6
20
51
0-1
7.71
4
0 0
0 0 4.2 9 4 4 3 0 3
1-0
5.40
8
0 0
0 0 10.0 11 7 6 0 1 9
64-77
3.95 141
141 1 11 35 1238.2 1225 607 543 105 364 886
FACTOID: THE GRAND SLAM SPECIAL

Listed below is every single grand slam that has been hit in the 16-year history of the Altoona Curve franchise.
Kevin Haverbusch
Steve Bieser
Alex Hernandez
Adam Hyzdu
Craig Wilson
Kory DeHaan
Rob Mackowiak
Rob Mackowiak
Rob Mackowiak
Adam Hyzdu
Tracy Sanders
Lee Evans
84
4/13/99 @HAR
6/3/99 @BNG
6/15/99 vs. BNG
6/25/99 @ NBR
7/4/99 @ERI
7/15/99 @ RDG
5/21/00 vs. NBR
6/15/00 @ BOW
6/21/00 @ ERI
7/15/00 @ NOR
8/28/00 @ RDG
6/10/01 vs. RDG
Tony Alvarez
Tony Derosso
Tony Derosso
Shawn Garrett
Chan Perry
Ray Sadler
Josh Bonifay
Ray Sadler
Brad Eldred
Brad Eldred
Carlos Maldonado
Brad Eldred
6/10/01 vs. RDG

5/6/02 @ RDG
7/14/02 @ AKR
8/9/02 vs. HAR
7/18/03 @ ERI
5/14/04 vs. AKR
6/5/04 @ AKR
6/12/04 @ RDG
8/15/04 @ RDG
8/23/04 @ ERI
4/27/05 @ ERI
4/29/05 vs. TRN

MEDIA GUIDE
Rich Thompson
Brett Roneberg
Vic Buttler
Ray Sadler
Brett Roneberg
Steven Pearce
Neil Walker
Anthony Webster
Shelby Ford
Miles Durham
Andrew Lambo
Alex Dickerson
8/22/05 @ BOW
5/12/06 vs. BNG
5/17/06 vs. RDG
6/6/06 @ POR
7/29/06 @ CON
6/13/07 vs. NBR
6/28/07 vs. TRN
7/11/08 @ ERI
8/8/09 @ NHM
7/26/10 @ ERI
8/27/12 vs. AKR
6/2/13 @ POR
R 2012 CURVE (72-70)

BB SO SB
CS
13
23
3
2
39
44
0
3
8
29
1
2
37
111
3
3
44
107
4
4
21
17
1
0
13
33
6
3
31
83
3
3
14
42
1
3
59
78
9
10
40
51
11
11
14 19 0 1
38
105
10
8
18
41
5
2
0
6
0
0
5 16 1 0
2 4 1 1
0 2 0 0
3 1 1 0
18
33
1
1
0 0 0 0
15
42
3
0
24
83
5
1
0
1
0
0
31
59
3
1
500 1019 84 66

H R ER HR BB SO
5-4
4.25 26 11
0
0
3
84.2
89
45
40
7
26
62
4-7
4.94 32 13
0
0
1
105.2
100
67
58
9
57
77
0-0
0.00
1
0 0
0 0 0.1 1 0 0 0 1 1
2-3
1.65 51 0
0
0
13 60.0
40
14
11
2
29
85
0-1
5.28 11 0
0
0
1
15.1
13
10
9
3
4
15
3-6
2.90 12 12
0
0
0
59.0
54
28
19
2
23
60
5-6 3.75
37
10 0 0 2 96.0 96 49 40 11 27 75
0-0
13.50
2
2 0
0 0 1.1 5 2 2 0 0 2
12-11 3.84 27 27
0
0
0
152.1
149
72
65
9
46
88
0-1
13.50
1
0 0
0 0 2.2 3 4 4 0 2 1
0-3
3.29 31 0
0
0
2
54.2
52
26
20
4
27
45
2-2
3.83 30 1
0
0
3
51.2
45
22
22
2
19
36
4-7
2.93
18
16
3
1 0 104.1
97 39 34 7 17
83
3-2
2.09 15 9
0
0
1
56.0
50
19
13
3
24
42
1-0
3.00
4
1 0
0 0 12.0 13 4 4 0 0 11
1-0
0.90
2
2 0
0 0 10.0 8 1 1 0 1 6
2-0
4.58 12 0
0
0
1
17.2
18
11
9
1
6
14
0-0
0.00
1
0 0
0 0 0.1 0 0 0 0 0 0
6-2
4.56 11 8
0
0
0
53.1
45
27
27
7
19
30
3-5
4.07 9
9
0
0
0
48.2
54
26
22
5
5
46
4-2
4.88 19 6
0
0
0
55.1
66
35
30
2
27
41
2-0
2.25
3
3 0
0 0 16.0 12 6 4 0 11
11
0-2
7.36 3
3
0
0
0
11.0
17
11
9
1
11
6
2-1
2.61
13
0 0
0 0 20.2 19 6 6 2 6 14
2-2
4.46 23 0
0
0
2
42.1
50
23
21
5
15
33
3-0
1.59
3
3 0
0 0 17.0 11 3 3 0 1 18
2-0
0.00
3
0 0
0 0 10.1 10 0 0 0 4 3
1-0
0.00
1
0 0
0 0 2.0 0 0 0 0 1 0
2-3
6.84 18 0
0
0
0
26.1
43
25
20
5
13
22
1-2
4.05 6
6
0
0
0
26.2
26
12
12
3
11
15
2-1
2.31
15
0 0
0 5 23.1 19 7 6 0 7 19
72-70 3.64 142 142 3 9
34 1210.2 1162 569 491 85 427 939
EASTERN LEAGUE
PLAYER
Alderson, Tim
Baker, Nathan
Beckman, Ryan
Black, Vic
Cofield, Kyle
Cole, Gerrit
Colla, Mike
Cruz, Juan
Cumpton, Brandon
Foster, Zach
Harvey, Kris
Inman, Jeff
Irwin, Phil
Johnson, Kris
Kaminska, Kyle
Karstens, Jeff
Kensing, Logan
Maggi, Drew
Martis, Shairon
McPherson, Kyle
McSwain, Matt
Poreda, Aaron
Pribanic, Aaron
Ramos, Jhonathan
Strickland, Hunter
Taillon, Jameson
Townsend, Jason
Turgeon, Erik
T-Turgeon, Erik
Waldron, Tyler
Welker, Duke
TOTALS
HISTORY/RECORDS
3B HR RBI
1
2
19
2
3
50
1
1
9
3
6
45
5
11
76
3
2
19
2
2
14
1
4
25
1
2
15
4
7
36
6
2
43
1 4 16
3
15
71
2
0
9
0
1
3
2 0 3
0 0 3
0 0 1
0 0 0
1
0
17
0 0 0
1
3
28
1
8
59
0
0
1
1
5
27
42 72 561
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AVG
G AB R
H
2B
.290
56 138 20
40
6
.276
112 384 47
106 22
.182
31 77
12
14
2
.217
105 359 43
78
19
.285
111 396 53
113 34
.296
55 152 25
45
7
.259
40 135 22
35
11
.221
98 298 32
66
15
.196
50 148 10
29
6
.266
95 350 59
93
20
.322
102 382 52
123 24
.250 26
92 13 23 3
.252
126 413 52
104 24
.218
52 179 28
39
4
.200
5
15
2
3
0
.186 27
59 8 11 1
.227 7 22 2 5 1
.250 1 4 0 1 0
.211 15
19 3 4 0
.277
40 141 22
39
14
1.000
1 1 0 1 0
.242
54 198 23
48
13
.253
105 400 41
101 25
.250
2
4
1
1
1
.266
67 214 34
57
12
.259 142 4510 605 1170 254
ORGANIZATION
PLAYER
Brown, Kelson
Cabrera, Ramon
Chambers, Evan
Cunningham, Jarek
Curry, Matt
Cutler, Charlie
Durham, Miles
Farrell, Jeremy
Gonzalez, Elevys
Grossman, Robbie
Holt, Brock
Lambo, Andrew
Latimore, Quincy
Maggi, Drew
Marrero, Christian
Norman, Anthony
Nunez, Gustavo
Perez, Miguel
Picart, Greg
Sanchez, Tony
Stallings, Jacob
Tejeda, Oscar
T-Tejeda, Oscar
Vasquez, Andy
Welch, Stefan
TOTALS
GENERAL INFORMATION

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2013 CURVE (63-79)
PLAYER
Brown, Kelson
Cunningham, Jarek
Curry, Matt
Cutler, Charlie
dArnaud, Chase
Dickerson, Alex
Hanson, Alen
Howard, Justin
Lambo, Andrew
Maggi, Drew
Ngoepe, Gift
Paulino, Carlos
Perez, Miguel
Polanco, Gregory
Rojas Jr., Mel
Sanchez, Tony
Santos, Adalberto
Snider, Travis
Solis, Ali
Tejeda, Oscar
Vasquez, Andy
Walker, Neil
Welch, Stefan
Team Total
AVG
G AB R
H
2B
.192
53 104 13
20
3
.216
131 468 53
101 18
.248
26 105 11
26
4
.298
86 255 32
76
16
.143 4 14 1 2 0
.28
126 451 61
130 36
.255
35 137 13
35
4
.314
98 283 40
89
15
.291 58
220
35
6 9
.254 95 264 38 67 14
.177
72 220 29
39
10
.220
99 323 23
71
9
.143
4
7
1
1
0
.263 68 243 36 64 13
.274
120 446 57
122 28
.176
4
17
2
3
1
.281
118 409 62
115 23
.333
2
6
1
2
0
.164
20 61
7
10
3
.262
29 84
10
22
2
.248 94 262 32 65 5
.417 4 12 0 5 1
.149
29 74
6
11
2
.252
142 4591 569 1157 218
PLAYER
Alderson, Tim
Baker, Nate
Beckman, Ryan
Bromberg, David
Brown, Kelson
Cevette, Dan
Contreras, Jose
Cumpton, Brandon
Dodson, Zack
Grilli, Jason
Hollingsworth, Ethan
Hughes, Jared
Inman, Jeff
Karstens, Jeff
Kasparek, Kenn
Kingham, Nick
Liriano, Francisco
McDonald, James
Miller, Quinton
Morton, Charlie
Navarro, Eliecer
Pimentel, Stolmy
Ramos, Jhonathan
Sadler, Casey
Sanz, Luis
Taillon, Jameson
Thornton, Zack
Townsend, Jason
Vasquez, Andy
Waldron, Tyler
TOTALS

H R ER HR BB SO
1-0
1.32
7
0 0
0 2 13.2 4 3 2 0 2 17
4-4
6.05 38 7
0
0
3
80.1
92
63
54
8
45
68
0-1
2.37
15
0 0
0 1 19.0 19 7 5 0 7 15
6-12 3.51 26 20
0
0
0
136.0
120
64
53
10
52
127
0-0
0.00
1
0 0
0 0 1.0 0 0 0 0 1 0
0-0
0.00
2
0 0
0 0 2.1 3 1 0 0 1 2
0-0
0.00
2
0 0
0 0 2.0 0 0 0 0 0 1
0-1
7.45
2
2 0
0 0 9.2 11 9 8 0 5 7
0-1
13.50
1
1 0
0 0 4.0 8 6 6 0 4 2
0-0
0.00
2
2 0
0 0 2.0 2 0 0 0 0 4
6-5 3.55
24
9 0 0 0 83.2 70 38 33 11 20 47
0-0
0.00
1
1 0
0 0 2.0 1 0 0 0 0 4
1-1
2.65
10
0 0
0 2 17.0 15 5 5 1 6 14
0-0
0.00
1
1 0
0 0 4.0 2 2 0 0 2 4
4-2
3.26 38 1
0
0
2
60.2
62
27
22
3
16
44
3-3
2.70 14 12
0
0
0
73.1
70
24
22
1
30
69
0-1
13.50
1
1 0
0 0 2.2 4 4 4 1 3 4
0-1
5.79
2
2 0
0 0 4.2 4 3 3 1 5 2
1-5
3.75 31 2
0
0
1
57.2
49
25
24
3
36
45
1-1
2.41
4
4 0
0 0 18.2 10 5 5 2 6 11
4-8
4.52 15 14
0
0
0
75.2
76
44
38
8
35
55
4-3
3.61 13 13
1
0
0
77.1
74
36
31
8
35
61
3-2
4.72 36 0
0
0
1
47.2
53
25
25
4
11
42
11-7
3.31
23
23 1 0 0 130.1 116 54 48 11 42 67
3-5
4.94 47 3
0
0
16 62.0
61
38
34
8
35
61
4-7
3.67 20 19
0
0
0
110.1
112
54
45
8
36
106
2-1
2.00
19
1 0
0 2 36.0 24 9 8 1 7 45
5-5
6.71 36 1
0
0
3
53.2
71
50
40
7
27
38
0-0
0.00
1
0 0
0 0 1.0 0 0 0 0 1 0
0-3
4.81 8
3
0
0
0
24.1
31
18
13
1
10
13
63-79 3.92 142 142 2 10 33 1212.2 1164 614 528 97 480 975
86
3B HR RBI
0
0
5
4
19
49
0
4
16
3
3
26
0 0 0
3
17
68
5
1
10
1
8
38
4 14 46
2 1 25
2
3
16
4
0
38
0
0
0
2 6 41
9
5
41
0
0
0
1
6
47
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
2
12
4 4 27
0 0 1
0
1
6
44
94
520

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BB SO SB
CS
12
16
4
1
30
127
12
6
5
35
2
0
39
37
3
0
1 1 1 0
27
89
10
7
8
26
6
2
38
62
7
6
20 60 6 1
27 49 18 6
28
82
10
3
28
48
5
1
0
1
0
0
36 36 13 7
38
100
14
8
0
3
0
0
59
70
21
8
0
0
0
0
3
17
2
0
5
18
0
0
15 71 12 9
1 2 0 0
10
16
0
0
437 1026 146 65
ORGANIZATION
EASTERN LEAGUE
E.L. INFORMATION
2014 CURVE
HISTORY/RECORDS
Photo:
Ralph Trout
EASTERN LEAGUE
Southpaw Jesse
Biddle of the Reading Fightin Phils
finished the season
with 154 strikeouts,
third-best in the
league. He also
boasted a 3.64 ERA
in 27 starts for the
Fightins.
GENERAL INFORMATION

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2014 EASTERN LEAGUE UMPIRES
#
60
4
9
38
5
36
19
8
27
2
50
30
7
18
46
54
29
17
UMPIRE
John Bacon
Ryan Clark
Paul Clemons
Billy Cuhna
Doug Del Bello
Blake Felix
Eric Gillam
John Libka
Dan Merzel
Brian Miller
Robert Moreno
Jeremie Rehak
Sean Ryan
Jorge Teran
Chris Tipton
Alex Tosi
Junior Valentine
Jansen Visconti
2013 LEAGUE
Southern League
Eastern League
California League
California League
Carolina League
Eastern League
California League
Florida State League
Eastern League
Carolina League
Southern League
California League
Carolina League
Eastern League
Carolina League
Carolina League
RESIDES
Sherrodsville, Ohio
McDonough, Ga.
Oxford, Kan.
Fort Jones, Calif.
Hamburg, N.Y.
Fort Worth, Texas
Roscoe, Ill.
Mayville, Mich.
Philadelphia, Pa.
Cleveland, Ohio
Cumana, Venezuela
Murrysville, Pa.
Waunakee, Wis.
Barquisimento, Venezuela
Orlando, Fla.
Lake Villa, Ill.
Maryville, Tenn.
Latrobe, Pa.
EXPERIENCE
6.5 years
6 years
4 years
5 years
4 years
5.5 years
6 years
5 years
4 years
5 years
4 years
4 years
5 years
4 years
6 years
4 years
4 years
5 years
2014 EASTERN LEAGUE MILEAGE CHART

Akron
Altoona
Binghamton
Bowie
Erie
Harrisburg
New Britain
New Hamp
Portland
Reading
Richmond
Trenton
AKR ALT
BNG BOW ERI
HAR NBR NHM POR REA RIC
TRE
-
197 385 361 125 306 531 676 740 353 417 428
197 - 223 186 199 121 370 514 578 179 263 242
385 223 - 298 266 182 226 295 403 153 400 178
361 186 298 - 379 115 328 467 531 134 119 162
125 199 266 379 - 268 488 575 640 316 449 434
306 121 182 115 268 - 281 420 484 62 217 125
531 370 226 328 488 281 - 133 208 237 446 180
676 514 295 467 575 420 133 - 99 378 588 321
740 578 403 531 640 484 208 99 - 443 653 386
353 179 153 134 316 62 237 378 443 - 254 84
417 263 400 119 449 217 446 588 653 254 -
273
428 242 178 162 434 125 180 321 386 84 273 -
2013 EASTERN LEAGUE RECAP

FINAL 2013 STANDINGS E.L. WESTERN
CLUB
W L PCT GB
# Harrisburg Senators
77
65 .542
-@ Erie SeaWolves
76
66
.535
1.0
Bowie Baysox
71
71
.500
6.0
Richmond Flying Squirrels
70
72
.493
7.0
Akron Aeros
68
73
.482
8.5
Altoona Curve
63
79 .444
14.0
FINAL 2013 STANDINGS E.L. EASTERN
CLUB
W L PCT GB
# Binghamton Mets
86
55
.610
-@ Trenton Thunder
74
67
.525
12.0
New Hampshire Fisher Cats
68
72
.486
17.5
Portland Sea Dogs
68
73
.482
18.0
New Britain Rock Cats
66
76 .465
20.5
Reading Fightin Phils
62
80 .437
24.5
E.L. WESTERN DIVISIONAL PLAYOFFS
Harrisburg defeats Erie, 3-1
E.L. EASTERN DIVISIONAL PLAYOFFS
Trenton defeats Binghamton, 3-0
E.L. CHAMPIONSHIP
Trenton defeats Harrisburg, 3-0
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2013 E.L. POST-SEASON ALL STARS

First Base
Allan Dykstra (Binghamton)
Second Base
Hernan Perez (Erie)
Third Base
Mark Minicozzi (Richmond)
Shortstop
Danny Santana (New Britain)
Outfield
Alex Dickerson (Altoona)
Outfield
Carlos Moncrief (Akron)
Outfield
Javier Herrera (Richmond)
Catcher
Josmil Pinto (New Britain)
Utility Player
Caleb Joseph (Bowie)
Designated Hitter
Jesus Aguilar (Akron)
RH Starting Pitcher
Anthony Ranaudo (Portland)
LH Starting Pitcher
Jack Snodgrass (Richmond)
Relief Pitcher
Jeff Walters (Binghamton)
2013 E.L. POST-SEASON AWARDS & HONORS
Most Valuable Player
Allan Dykstra (Binghamton)
Pitcher of the Year
Anthony Ranaudo (Portland)
Manager of the Year
Pedro Lopez (Binghamton)
Rookie of the Year

Alex Dickerson (Altoona)
E.L. Playoffs MVP
Ali Castillo (Trenton)

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ORGANIZATION
2014 CURVE
Preceding the All-Star Game on Wednesday will be the Curve, Pa. All-Star Experience, where fans will visit the
ballpark for a pregame fanfest with activities including an autograph and photo session with 2014 Eastern
League All-Star Participants as well as the Wounded Warriors Amputee Softball Team. Fans will then be able to
watch batting practice for both squads before the game gets going in the early evening.
EASTERN LEAGUE
2014 EASTERN LEAGUE All-Star events begin Tuesday, July 15th when the
ALL-STAR STOP
Curve, Pa. Heroes Softball Game taking place as the
pres. by UPMC Health Plan
TUES., JULY 15
first in the series of events. The Wounded Warrior

Amputee Softball Team (WWAST) will participate in
the Heroes game against a celebrity team
consisting of Curve alumni.
WED., JULY 16
ALL-STAR CLASH
The East will take on the
West in this years Eastern League midsummer
classic. Who will win
bragging rights?
in the military. This group has traveled across the

country playing in exhibition and celebrity softball
games to raise awareness of the sacrifices and
resilience of our military and highlight their ability
to rise above any challenge.
Capping off the events on Tuesday will be the Ghost

Man Games & Hitting Challenge, which incorporates
members of both Eastern League All-Star squads in
a series of mini games before a traditional Home Run
Derby finale involving the childhood inspired
Ghostmen.
GENERAL INFORMATION
ALL-STAR FANFEST
Meet the stars of this
years All-Star Stop with
the pregame fanfest
CURVE, PA. HEROES

GAME
Wounded Warrior AmThe WWAST is comprised of young, competitive,
putee Softball Team
athletic veterans and active duty soldiers who have
vs.
Curve, Pa. Alumni Team lost limbs post-9/11 while serving their country
GHOSTMAN GAMES
& HITTING CHALLENGE
Watch the best hitters
in the Eastern League
compete in our version
of the Home Run Derby!
Teams will compete for ghostmen during the

mini-games to put on base during the Derby and the
division that drives in the most runs will take home a
trophy. The individual player who racks up the most
home runs in the Derby portion of the challenge will
also take home a trophy.

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HISTORY/RECORDS
The Altoona Curve are proud to announce that the 2014 Eastern League All-Star Game presented by UPMC
Health Plan will take place at Peoples Natural Gas Field on Wednesday, July 16th. The two-day event returns to
Altoona for the first time since the 2006 season and is nicknamed the 2014 Eastern League All-Star Stop, tying
in the areas deeply rooted history in the Pennsylvania Railroad.
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CURVE ALL-STARS
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ALTOONA CURVE MIDSEASON ALL-STARS
1999 (Mobile, Ala.)...................................................................................................................................... Kevin Haverbusch (3B)

2000 (Bowie, Md.).........................................................................................................................................Sam McConnell (LHP)
2001 (Round Rock, Texas)........................................................................................................................................J.R. House (C)
2002 (Norwich, Conn.)................................................................................................... Shawn Garrett (OF), Chris Spurling (RHP)
2003 (New Britain, Conn.)............................... Sean Burnett (LHP), Jose Castillo (2B), Shawn Garrett (OF), Mike Johnston (LHP)
.............................................................................................................................................................................. Chan Perry (1B)
2004 (Bowie, Md.)..................................................Bryan Bullington (RHP),Chris Duffy (OF), Jeff Keppinger (2B), Ian Snell (RHP)
2005 (Portland, Maine)............................................... Jose Bautista (3B), Josh Bonifay (1B), Brady Borner (LHP), Rajai Davis (OF)
....................................................................................................................................................................Tom Gorzelanny (LHP)
2006 (Altoona, PA)........................................Vic Buttler (OF), Landon Jacobsen (RHP), Brandon Knight (RHP), Simon Pond (1B)
....................................................................................................................................Brett Roneberg (OF), Shane Youman (LHP)
2007 (Norwich, Conn.)........................................ Dave Davidson (LHP) LuisMunoz (RHP), StevenPearce (1B), Brian Peterson (C)
............................................................................................................................................Matt Peterson (RHP),Neil Walker (3B)
2008 (Manchester, N.H.)............................Pat Bresnehan (RHP), Jason Delaney (1B), Shelby Ford (2B)^, Yoslan Herrera (RHP)*
......................................................................................................................................................................Josh Shortslef (LHP)
2009 (Trenton, N.J.)..........................................................................Jason Delaney (OF), Brian Friday (SS), Daniel Moskos (LHP)
2010 (Harrisburg, PA)..................................... Chase dArnaud (SS), Hector Gimenez (C), Matt Hague (1B), Derek Hankins (RHP)
.........................................................................................................................................Josh Harrison (INF), Rudy Owens (LHP)
2011 (Manchester, N.H.)............................................ Jeremy Farrell (3B), Brock Holt (2B), Jeff Locke (LHP), Starling Marte (CF)
..................................................................................................................................................................... Aaron Pribanic (RHP)
2012 (Reading, Pa.)............................................ Vic Black (RHP), Ramon Cabrera (C), Brandon Cumpton (RHP), Brock Holt (SS)
2013 (New Britain, Conn.)........................................... Jarek Cunningham (2B), Ethan Hollingsworth (RHP), Casey Sadler (RHP)^
........................................................................................................................... Adalberto Santos (3B), Jameson Taillon (RHP)%
* = Herrera was selected to play but did not because of a promotion to Pittsburgh
^ = Selected to play but did not because of an injury
% = Did not play
NOTE: From 1999-02 Curve players participated in the Double-A All-Star Game, which included players from the Eastern, Southern and Texas Leagues. The Eastern
League began holding its own All-Star Game in 2003.
ALTOONA CURVE POST-SEASON ALL-STARS

2000....................Wilson Guzman, LHP
...................................Adam Hyzdu, OF
............................Sam McConnell, LHP
2002.......................... Tony Alvarez, OF
..................................Carlos Rivera, 1B
2003........................Sean Burnett, LHP
2004........................Jeff Keppinger, 2B
..................................Ronny Paulino, C
...................................... Ian Snell, RHP
2005.........................Jose Bautista, 3B
2006.............................. Vic Buttler, OF
............................ Shane Youman, LHP
2007..................... Matt Peterson, RHP

2010....................... Hector Gimenez, C
.................................Rudy Owens, LHP
2011........................Starling Marte, OF
2012............................ Brock Holt, UTL
2013....................... Alex Dickerson, OF
EASTERN LEAGUE ROOKIE OF THE YEAR WINNERS
Starling Marte was the first-ever Curve player to win the E.L. Rookie of the
Year award when he took it home in 2011 (Photo: Kevin Pataky)
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Alex Dickerson became the second Curve player in franchise history when
he was tabbed the E.L. Rookie of the Year in 2013 (Photo: Kevin Pataky)

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TEAM INFORMATION/PERSONNEL
BINGHAMTON METS
211 Henry Street
Binghamton, NY 13901
Phone: (607) 723-6387
Fax: (607) 723-7779
bmets.com
@bmets
2014 CURVE
300 South Main Street

Akron, OH 44308
Phone: (330) 253-5151
Fax: (330) 253-3300
akronrubberducks.com
@AkronRubberDuck
ORGANIZATION
AKRON RUBBERDUCKS
Chief Executive Officer........................................ Ken Babby

General Manager.................................................Jim Pfander
Media Contact............................................. Adam Liberman
Broadcaster...................................... Jim Clark, Dave Wilson
President..........................................................Michael Urda
General Manager...................................................Jim Weed
Media Contact................................................... Tim Heiman
Broadcaster....................................................... Tim Heiman
Manager.......................................................... David Wallace

Pitching Coach.................................................... Jeff Harris
Hitting Coach...................................................Rouglas Odor
Trainer............................................................ Jeremy Heller
Manager.............................................................Pedro Lopez
Pitching Coach................................................ Glenn Abbott
Hitting Coach...................................................... Luis Natera
Trainer............................................................... Deb Iwanow
Curve Hotel in Akron................... Radisson - Akron/Fairlawn

............................................................200 Montrose W. Ave
...................................................................Akron, OH 44321
.............................................................. PH: (330) 666-9300
...............................................................FX: (330) 668-2270
Curve Hotel in Binghamton.............. Best Western-Johnson City

.................................................................569 Harry L. Drive
....................................................... Johnson City, NY 13790
.............................................................. PH: (607) 729-9194
...............................................................FX: (607) 729-3205
April 7 (Mon.)............... 6:30 p.m.

April 8 (Tues.).............. 6:30 p.m.
April 9 (Wed.)............... 6:30 p.m.
May 2 (Fri.).................. 6:30 p.m.
May 3 (Sat.)...................... 6 p.m.
May 4 (Sun.)..................... 1 p.m.
May 19 (Mon.).............. 6:30 p.m.
May 20 (Tues.)............. 6:30 p.m.
May 21 (Wed.)............ 10:30 a.m.
May 22 (Thurs.)......... 10:30 a.m.
April 25 (Fri.)................ 6:35 p.m.

April 26 (Sat.).............. 2:05 p.m.
April 27 (Sun.).............. 2:05 p.m.
May 8 (Thurs.)............. 6:35 p.m.
May 9 (Fri.).................. 6:35 p.m.
May 10 (Sat.)............... 6:35 p.m.
May 11 (Sun.).............. 2:05 p.m.
August 19 (Tues.)........ 7:05 p.m.
August 20 (Wed.)......... 7:05 p.m.
August 21 (Thurs.)....... 7:05 p.m.
June 3 (Tues.)................... 7 p.m. May 13 (Tues.)............. 6:35 p.m.

June 4 (Wed.)................... 7 p.m. May 14 (Wed.).............. 6:35 p.m.
June 5 (Thurs.)................. 7 p.m. May 15 (Thurs.)........... 6:35 p.m.
June 26 (Thurs.)............... 7 p.m.
June 27 (Fri.).................... 7 p.m.
June 28 (Sat.)................... 6 p.m.
June 29 (Sun.).................. 6 p.m.
CURVE vs. BINGHAMTON SERIES INFO
GENERAL INFORMATION
CURVE vs. AKRON SERIES INFO
All-Time vs. Akron...............................................144-172

at Altoona........................................................84-82

at Akron...........................................................60-90
Postseason vs. Akron..................................................5-9
2013 vs. Akron...........................................................9-13

at Altoona............................................................3-8

at Akron...............................................................6-5
Best Record vs. Akron....................................16-4 (2004)
Worst Record vs. Akron..................................7-17 (2009)
Largest Margin of Victory.................... 14 (4/20/06, 18-4)
Largest Margin of Defeat....................... 12 (8/6/04, 16-4)
2014 SERIES (10)

at Altoona (7)
at Binghamton (3)
All-Time vs. Binghamton.........................................65-64

at Altoona........................................................33-26

at Binghamton.................................................32-38
Postseason vs. Binghamton ......................................N/A
2013 vs. Binghamton.................................................5-10

at Altoona............................................................2-4

at Binghamton.....................................................3-6
Best Record vs. Binghamton............................6-2 (2003)
Worst Record vs. Binghamton..........................2-6 (2008)
Largest Margin of Victory..................... 9, (6/17/12, 15-6)
Largest Margin of Defeat..................... 11 (5/29/00, 11-0)

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2014 SERIES (20)

at Altoona (10)
at Akron (10)
EASTERN LEAGUE
First Year...................................................................... 1992

Ballpark................................... NYSEG Stadium (cap. 6,012)
Field Dimensions.............................LF-330, CF-400, RF-330
Affiliation........................................... New York Mets (1992)
League Titles........................................................2 (92, 94)
Last Playoff Appearance...........................2013 (Lost ELDS)
2013 Record..................................68-74 (5th - E.L. Eastern)
2013 Attendance................................ 185,093 (12th in E.L.)
HISTORY/RECORDS
First Year...................................................................... 1997

Ballpark........................................... Canal Park (cap. 7,630)
Affiliation....................................... Cleveland Indians (1997)
League Titles...........................................4 (03, 05, 09, 12)
Last Playoff Appearance...........................2012 (Won ELCS)
2013 Record.................................68-73 (5th - E.L. Western)
2013 Attendance.................................. 295,459 (7th in E.L.)
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OPPONENTS
BOWIE BAYSOX
4101 NE Crain Highway
Bowie, MD 20716
Phone: (301) 805-6000
Fax: (301) 464-4911
baysox.com
@BowieBaysox
ERIE SEAWOLVES
110 East 10th Street
Erie, PA 16501
Phone: (814) 456-1300
Fax: (814) 456-7520
seawolves.com
@erie_seawolves
First Year.........................................................................1993
Ballpark......................Prince Georges Stadium (cap. 10,000)
Field Dimensions............................... LF-309, CF-405, RF-309
Affiliation..........................................Baltimore Orioles (1993)
League Titles.................................................................. None
Last Playoff Appearance......................... 2012 (Lost in ELDS)
2013 Record................................... 71-71 (3rd - E.L. Western)
2013 Attendance...................................252,593 (10th in E.L.)
First Year...................................................................... 1999

Ballpark......................................Jerry Uht Park (cap. 6,952)
Affiliation............................................. Detroit Tigers (2001)
League Titles................................................................None
Last Playoff Appearance.......................2013 (Lost in ELDS)
2013 Record................................76-66 (2nd - E.L. Western)
2013 Attendance................................ 206,780 (11th in E.L.)
Ownership.............................Maryland Baseball Holding, LLC.

General Manager...........................................Brian Shallcross
Media Contact......................................................Matt Wilson
Broadcaster............................................................Adam Pohl
Ownership..............................Mandalay Baseball Properties

President........................................................Greg Coleman
Media Contact.....................................................Greg Gania
Broadcaster.........................................................Greg Gania
Manager...............................................................Gary Kendall
Pitching Coach...................................................Blaine Beatty
Hitting Coach........................................................Butch Davis
Trainer..................................................................Aaron Scott
Manager...........................................................Lance Parrish
Pitching Coach................................................ Jaime Garcia
Hitting Coach.....................................................Gerald Perry
Trainer.............................................................T.J. Saunders
Curve Hotel in Bowie.........................Best Western Annapolis

.......................................................................2520 Riva Road
..............................................................Annapolis, MD 21401
.................................................................PH: (410) 224-2800
................................................................. FX: (410) 266-5539
Curve Hotel in Erie.............................. Bel-Aire Clarion Hotel

............................................................2800 West 8th Street
...................................................................... Erie, PA 16505
.............................................................. PH: (814) 833-1116
...............................................................FX: (814) 838-3242
2014 SERIES (19)

at Altoona (7)
at Bowie (12)
May 5 (Mon.)................ 6:30 p.m.

May 6 (Tues.)............... 6:30 p.m.
May 7 (Wed.).............. 10:30 a.m.
July 17 (Thurs.)................ 7 p.m.
July 18 (Fri.)..................... 7 p.m.
July 19 (Sat.).................... 7 p.m.
July 20 (Sun.)................... 7 p.m.
June 30 (Mon.)............ 6:35 p.m.

July 1 (Tues.)............... 6:35 p.m.
July 2 (Wed.)................ 6:35 p.m.
July 3 (Thurs.)............. 6:35 p.m.
July 24 (Thurs.)........... 6:35 p.m.
July 25 (Fri.)................ 6:35 p.m.
July 26 (Sat.)............... 6:35 p.m.
July 27 (Sun.).............. 6:05 p.m.
August 29 (Fri.)............ 6:35 p.m.
August 30 (Sat.)........... 6:35 p.m.
August 31 (Sun.).......... 2:05 p.m.
September 1 (Mon.)..... 2:05 p.m.
CURVE vs. BOWIE SERIES INFO
All-Time vs. Bowie...............................................123-127

at Altoona........................................................63-68

at Bowie..........................................................60-59
Postseason vs. Bowie.................................................N/A
2013 vs. Bowie........................................................... 1-5

at Altoona............................................................1-2

at Bowie..............................................................0-3
Best Record vs. Bowie....................................13-7 (2002)
Worst Record vs. Bowie....................................1-5 (2013)
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2014 SERIES (22)

at Altoona (11)
at Erie (11)
April 3 (Thurs.)............. 6:30 p.m.

April 4 (Fri.).................. 6:30 p.m.
April 5 (Sat.)..................... 6 p.m.
April 6 (Sun.)..................... 1 p.m.
July 7 (Mon.)..................... 7 p.m.
July 8 (Tues.).................... 7 p.m.
July 9 (Wed.)..................... 7 p.m.
July 10 (Thurs.)................ 7 p.m.
July 28 (Mon.)................... 7 p.m.
July 29 (Tues.).................. 7 p.m.
July 30 (Wed.)................. 12 p.m.
April 28 (Mon.)............. 6:35 p.m.

April 29 (Tues.)............ 6:35 p.m.
April 30 (Wed.)........... 11:05 a.m.
May 1 (Thurs.)........... 11:05 a.m.
May 23 (Fri.)................ 7:05 p.m.
May 24 (Sat.)............... 7:05 p.m.
May 25 (Sun.).............. 1:35 p.m.
May 26 (Mon.).............. 1:35 p.m.
August 15 (Fri.)............ 7:05 p.m.
August 16 (Sat.)........... 7:05 p.m.
August 17 (Sun.).......... 1:35 p.m.
CURVE vs. ERIE SERIES INFO
All-Time vs. Erie...................................................152-150

at Altoona........................................................69-75

at Erie..............................................................83-75
Postseason vs. Erie.....................................................3-0
2013 vs. Erie..............................................................8-14

at Altoona............................................................5-6

at Erie..................................................................3-8
Best Record vs. Erie........................................13-6 (2006)
Worst Record vs. Erie.....................................7-13 (2004)

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NEW BRITAIN ROCK CATS

230 John Karbonic Way
New Britain, CT 06051
Phone: (860) 224-8383
Fax: (860) 225-6267
rockcats.com
@RockCats
2014 CURVE
Metro Bank Park / City Island

Harrisburg, PA 17101
Phone: (717) 231-4444
Fax: (717) 231-4445
senatorsbaseball.com
@HbgSenators
ORGANIZATION
HARRISBURG SENATORS
President..............................................................Kevin Kulp
General Manager......................................... Randy Whitaker
Media Contact................................................... Terry Byrom
Broadcasters............................. Terry Byrom, Perry Mattern
President............................................................Bill Dowling
General Manager................................................ Tim Restall
Media Contact.................................................... Jeff Dooley
Broadcaster........................................................ Jeff Dooley
Manager......................................................... Brian Daubach

Pitching Coach..............................................Chris Michalak
Hitting Coach......................................................Mark Harris
Trainer........................................................... Eric Montague
Manager................................................................Jeff Smith
Pitching Coach....................................................Stu Cliburn
Hitting Coach....................................................... Chad Allen
Trainer............................................................Chris Johnson
Curve Hotel in Harrisburg................. Park Inn Harrisburg West

.................................................................5401 Carlisle Pike
....................................................Mechanicsburg, PA 17050
.............................................................. PH: (800) 772-7829
...............................................................FX: (717) 697-5917
Curve Hotel in New Britain..................... Holiday Inn Express

................................................................. 120 Laning Street
.........................................................Southington, CT 06489
.............................................................. PH: (860) 276-0736
...............................................................FX: (860) 276-9405
April 21 (Mon.)............. 6:30 p.m.

April 22 (Tues.)............ 6:30 p.m.
April 23 (Wed.)............. 6:30 p.m.
April 24 (Thurs.)........... 6:30 p.m.
July 4 (Fri.)...................... 7 p.m.
July 5 (Sat.)...................... 6 p.m.
July 6 (Sun.)..................... 6 p.m.
April 14 (Mon.).................. 7 p.m.

April 15 (Tues.)................. 7 p.m.
April 16 (Wed.)........... 10:30 a.m.
July 11 (Fri.)..................... 7 p.m.
July 12 (Sat.).................... 7 p.m.
July 13 (Sun.)................... 2 p.m.
July 14 (Mon.)................. 12 p.m.
August 22 (Fri.)................. 7 p.m. June 23 (Mon.)............ 6:35 p.m.

August 23 (Sat.)................ 6 p.m. June 24 (Tues.)............ 6:35 p.m.
August 24 (Sun.)............... 6 p.m. June 25 (Wed.).......... 12:05 p.m.
July 21 (Mon.).............. 7:05 p.m.
July 22 (Tues.)............. 7:05 p.m.
July 23 (Wed.)............ 12:05 p.m.
CURVE vs. NEW BRITAIN SERIES INFO
GENERAL INFORMATION
CURVE vs. HARRISBURG SERIES INFO
All-Time vs. Harrisburg........................................148-127

at Altoona........................................................79-50

at Harrisburg...................................................69-77
Postseason vs. Harrisburg..........................................3-1
2013 vs. Harrisburg...................................................7-11

at Altoona............................................................2-5

at Harrisburg.......................................................5-6
Best Record vs. Harrisburg...............................7-3 (2009)
Worst Record vs. Harrisburg.............................3-7 (2011)
Largest Margin of Victory.............. 12 2x, last - (8/7/10, 18-6)
2014 SERIES (9)

at Altoona (3)
at New Britain (6)
All-Time vs. New Britain..........................................56-44

at Altoona........................................................30-20

at New Britain..................................................26-24
Postseason vs. New Britain........................................N/A
2013 vs. New Britain....................................................3-3

at Altoona............................................................1-3

at New Britain......................................................2-0
Best Record vs. New Britain............. 5-1, 2x, last - (2010)
Worst Record vs. New Britain...........................2-5 (2001)

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2014 SERIES (14)

at Altoona (7)
at Harrisburg (7)
EASTERN LEAGUE
First Year...................................................................... 1983

Ballpark............................New Britain Stadium (cap. 6,146)
Affiliation........................................ Minnesota Twins (1995)
League Titles........................................................2 (83, 01)
HISTORY/RECORDS
First Year...................................................................... 1987

Ballpark.................................. Metro Bank Park (cap. 6,302)
Affiliation................................Washington Nationals (1991)
League Titles.............................. 6 (87, 93, 96, 97, 98, 99)
Last Playoff Appearance....................... 2013 (Lost in ELCS)
2013 Record.................................77-65 (1st - E.L. Western)
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OPPONENTS
NEW HAMPSHIRE FISHER CATS

1 Line Drive
Manchester, NH 03101
Phone: (603) 641-2005
Fax: (603) 641-2055
nhfishercats.com
@fishercats
PORTLAND SEA DOGS

271 Park Avenue
Portland, ME 04102
Phone: (207) 874-9300
Fax: (207) 780-0317
seadogs.com
@PortlandSeaDogs
First Year.........................................................................2004
Ballpark..................... Northeast Delta Dental Stadium (cap. 6,500)
Affiliation............................... Toronto Blue Jays (Since 2004)
League Titles....................................................2 (2004, 2011)
Last Playoff Appearance............................. 2011 (Won ELCS)
2013 Record.................................... 68-72 (3rd - E.L. Eastern)
2013 Attendance.....................................353,639 (4th in E.L.)
First Year...................................................................... 1994

Ballpark.......................................Hadlock Field (cap. 7,368)
Affiliation................................ Boston Red Sox (since 2003)
League Titles ..........................................................1 (2006)
Owner, Managing Partner....................................Art Solomon

President/General Manager................................ Rick Brenner
Media Contact................................................... Tom Gauthier
Broadcasters.................................Tom Gauthier, Bob Lipman
Principle Owner/Chairman................................ Daniel Burke

President.....................................................Charlie Eshbach
Media Contact............................................... Chris Cameron
Broadcaster..................................................Mike Antonellis
Manager........................................................ Bobby Meacham

Pitching Coach............................................... Jim Czajkowski
Hitting Coach......................................................Jon Nunnally
Trainer...............................................................Robert Tarpey
Manager.......................................................... Billy McMillon

Pitching Coach....................................................Bob Kipper
Hitting Coach................................................... Rich Gedman
Trainer...........................................................Brandon Henry
Curve Hotel in Manchester...................................Comfort Inn

................................................................298 Queen City Ave.
............................................................Manchester, NH 03102
.................................................................PH: (603) 668-2600
................................................................. FX: (603) 625-2081
Curve Hotel in Portland........................Doubletree by Hilton

............................................................363 Maine Mall Road
....................................................South Portland, ME 04106
.............................................................. PH: (207) 775-6161
...............................................................FX: (207) 756-6623
2014 SERIES (6)

at Altoona (3)
at New Hampshire (3)
May 30 (Fri.)................ 6:30 p.m. June 17 (Tues.)............ 7:05 p.m.

May 31 (Sat.)............... 6:30 p.m. June 18 (Wed.)............ 7:05 p.m.
June 1 (Sun.).................... 1 p.m. June 19 (Thurs.).......... 7:05 p.m.
CURVE vs. NEW HAMPSHIRE SERIES INFO
All-Time vs. New Hampshire....................................34-28

at Altoona........................................................17-15

at Manchester.................................................17-13
Postseason vs. New Hampshire..................................0-3
2013 vs. New Hampshire.............................................7-0

at Altoona............................................................3-0

at Manchester.....................................................4-0
Best Record vs. New Hampshire......................7-0 (2013)
Worst Record vs. New Hampshire....................2-4 (2011)
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2014 SERIES (6)

at Altoona (3)
at Portland (3)
June 10 (Tues.)................. 7 p.m. June 20 (Fri.).................... 7 p.m.

June 11 (Wed.)................. 7 p.m. June 21 (Sat.)................... 7 p.m.
June 12 (Thurs.)............... 7 p.m. June 22 (Sun.).................. 1 p.m.
CURVE vs. PORTLAND SERIES INFO
All-Time vs. Portland...............................................50-45

at Altoona........................................................29-21

at Portland......................................................21-24
Postseason vs. Portland.............................................N/A
2013 vs. Portland........................................................4-2

at Altoona............................................................2-1

at Portland..........................................................2-1
Best Record vs. Portland..................................6-1 (2000)
Worst Record vs. Portland................................1-3 (2006)
Largest Margin of Victory............... 10, 2x, last (8/3/00, 12-2)
Largest Margin of Defeat.................... 11, (8/14/12, 13-2)

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RICHMOND FLYING SQUIRRELS

3001 N. Boulevard
Richmond, VA 23230
Phone: (804) 359-3866
Fax: (804) 359-1373
squirrelsbaseball.com
@gosquirrels
2014 CURVE
1900 South Centre Ave.

Reading, PA 19605
Phone: (610) 375-8469
Fax: (610) 373-5868
fightins.com
@ReadingFightins
Ex. President/CEM......................................... Chuck Domino

VP/C.O.O.............................................Todd Parney Parnell
Media Contact.............................. Jon Laaser, Jay Burnham
Broadcasters................................ Jon Laaser, Jay Burnham
Manager.......................................................... Dusty Wathan

Pitching Coach.............................................Dave Lundquist
Hitting Coach....................................................... Rob Ducey
Trainer............................................................Jonathan May
Manager.......................................................... Russ Morman

Pitching Coach...............................................Ross Grimsley
Hitting Coach........................................................Ken Joyce
Trainer.............................................................David Getsoff
Curve Hotel in Reading......................Crowne Plaza Reading

............................................................ 1741 Papermill Road
......................................................... Wyomissing, PA 19610
.............................................................. PH: (610) 376-3811
...............................................................FX: (610) 375-7562
Curve Hotel in Richmond.............................. Comfort Suites

.............................................................10601 Telegraph Rd.
............................................................ Glen Allen, VA 23059
.............................................................. PH: (804) 262-2000
...............................................................FX: (804) 612-3262
2014 SERIES (6)

at Altoona (3)
at Reading (3)
2014 SERIES (21)

at Altoona (14)
at Richmond (7)
April 10 (Thurs.)........... 6:35 p.m.

April 11 (Fri.)................ 7:05 p.m.
April 12 (Sat.).............. 6:05 p.m.
April 13 (Sun.).............. 1:35 p.m.
May 27 (Tues.)............. 6:35 p.m.
May 28 (Wed.).............. 6:35 p.m.
May 29 (Thurs.)........... 6:35 p.m.
GENERAL INFORMATION
CURVE vs. READING SERIES INFO
All-Time vs. Reading............................................125-134

at Altoona........................................................71-63

at Reading.......................................................54-71
Postseason vs. Reading.............................................N/A
2013 vs. Reading.........................................................3-7

at Altoona............................................................3-3

at Reading...........................................................0-4
Best Record vs. Reading.................................15-5 (2004)
Worst Record vs. Reading..............................6-14 (2002)
April 17 (Thurs.)........... 6:30 p.m.

April 18 (Fri.)................ 6:30 p.m.
April 19 (Sat.)................... 1 p.m.
May 16 (Fri.)................ 6:30 p.m.
May 17 (Sat.).................... 6 p.m.
May 18 (Sun.)................... 6 p.m.
July 31 (Thurs.)................ 7 p.m.
August 1 (Fri.)................... 7 p.m.
August 2 (Sat.).................. 6 p.m.
August 3 (Sun.)................. 6 p.m.
August 25 (Mon.).............. 7 p.m.
August 26 (Tues.)............. 7 p.m.
August 27 (Wed.).............. 7 p.m.
August 28 (Thurs.)............ 7 p.m.
CURVE vs. RICHMOND SERIES INFO
All-Time vs. Richmond.............................................46-39

at Altoona........................................................30-17

at Richmond....................................................16-22
Postseason vs. Richmond..........................................N/A
2013 vs. Richmond..................................................10-11

at Altoona........................................................... 6-5

at Richmond........................................................4-6
Best Record vs. Richmond............................16-10 (2010)
Worst Record vs. Richmond.............................8-9 (2011)
Largest Margin of Victory................12 (8/24/13(2), 13-1)
Largest Margin of Defeat...........11,2x,last(5/27/13, 13-2)

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Owner..................................................................Craig Stein
General Manager.........................................Scott Hunsicker
Media Contact.................................................Eric Scarcella
Broadcaster......................................................Mike Ventola
EASTERN LEAGUE
First Year...................................................................... 2010

Ballpark..................................... The Diamond (cap. 10,500)
Affiliation................................. San Francisco Giants (1995)
League Titles.................................................................. N/A
Last Playoff Appearance....................... 2011 (Lost in ELCS)
2013 Record.................................70-72 (4th - E.L. Western)
2012 Attendance.................................. 434,769 (1st in E.L.)
HISTORY/RECORDS
First Year...................................................................... 1952

Ballpark............................ FirstEnergy Stadium (cap. 9,000)
Affiliation......................... Philadelphia Phillies (since 1967)
League Titles.....................................5 (57, 68, 73, 95, 01)
2013 Attendance..................................436,134 (2nd in E.L.)
June 13 (Fri.).................... 7 p.m. August 8 (Fri.).............. 7:05 p.m.

June 14 (Sat.)................... 6 p.m. August 9 (Sat.)............. 6:35 p.m.
June 15 (Sun.).................. 6 p.m. August 10 (Sun.).......... 5:05 p.m.
ORGANIZATION
READING FIGHTIN PHILS
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OPPONENTS
TRENTON THUNDER
One Thunder Road
Trenton, NJ 08611
Phone: (609) 394-3300
Fax: (609) 394-9666
trentonthunder.com
@TrentonThunder
EASTERN LEAGUE
30 Danforth Street, Suite #208
Portland, ME 04101
Phone: (207) 761-2700
Fax: (207) 761-7064
easternleague.com
@EasternLeague
LEAGUE INFORMATION/PERSONNEL
First Year.........................................................................1994
Ballpark..................................Arm & Hammer Park (cap. 6,440)
Affiliation........................................ New York Yankees (2003)
League Titles..........................................3 (2007, 2008, 2013)
Last Playoff Appearance............................. 2013 (Won ELCS)
2013 Record.................................... 74-67 (1st - E.L. Eastern)
2013 Attendance.....................................360,010 (3rd in E.L.)
League Name.....................................The Eastern League of

Professional Baseball Clubs, Inc.
Year Founded................................................................ 1923
Address........................................ 30 Danforth St., Suite 208

Portland, ME 04101
Phone............................................................(207)761-7200
Fax.................................................................(207)761-7064
E-mail...........................................elpb@easternleague.com
Ownership.....................................Garden State Baseball, LLP

General Manager/C.O.O............................................Will Smith
Media Contact...........................................................Bill Cook
Broadcasters........................................... TBD, Adam Giardino
President...............................Joe McEacharn (11th season)

Assistant to the President.................................. Bill Rosario
Rosario E-mail....................... brosario@easternleague.com
Manager............................................................. Tony Franklin

Pitching Coach................................................ Tommy Phelps
Hitting Coach................................................. Marcus Thames
Coach............................................................Orlando Mercado
Trainer.....................................................................Lee Meyer
Curve Hotel in Trenton............................ Lafayette Yard Hotel
....................................................................1 W. Lafayette St.
.................................................................. Trenton, NJ 08608
.................................................................PH: (609) 421-4000
................................................................. FX: (609) 421-6002
2014 SERIES (9)

at Altoona (3)
at Trenton (6)
August 12 (Tues.)............. 7 p.m. June 6 (Fri.)................. 7:05 p.m.

August 13 (Wed.).............. 7 p.m. June 7 (Sat.)............... 7:05 p.m.
August 14 (Thurs.)............ 7 p.m. June 8 (Sun.)............... 1:05 p.m.
August 5 (Tues.).......... 7:05 p.m.
August 6 (Wed.)......... 12:05 p.m.
August 7 (Thurs.)......... 7:05 p.m.
CURVE vs. TRENTON SERIES INFO
All-Time vs. Trenton.................................................69-66

at Altoona........................................................42-27

at Trenton........................................................27-39
Postseason vs. Trenton...............................................3-1
2013 vs. Trenton..........................................................6-3

at Altoona............................................................5-1

at Trenton...........................................................1-2
Best Record vs. Trenton...................................6-1 (2006)
Worst Record vs. Trenton.................................2-5 (2000)
Largest Margin of Victory.......................12 8/22/12, 14-2)
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Divisional Alignment
Western......................................Akron, Altoona, Bowie, Erie

Harrisburg, Richmond
Eastern......................................... Binghamton, New Britain,

New Hampshire, Portland, Reading, Trenton
Schedule.........................142 games (unbalanced schedule)
Opening Day/Last Game....................... April 3/September 1
Playoffs Begin.................................................. September 4
All-Star Break.......................................................July 15-16
All-Star Game.......................................... July 16, Curve, Pa.
Roster Limit...................................................................... 25
Playoff Format
Divisional Playoffs - Top two teams in each division will play
a best-of-five series with a 2-3 format with division champ
hosting games 3-5
Championship Series - Winners of two divisional series play in
a best-of-five series with a 2-3 format.
Eastern Division hosts first two games in odd numbered years...
Western Division hosts first two games in even numbered years.
Tiebreakers
- Ties for first place are broken on head-to-head records.
- Ties for second place broken by one-game playoff to be hosted
by team with best head-to-head record.
League Statistician
MLB Advanced Media - 75 Ninth Ave., 5th Floor - New York,
NY 10011
Statistical Minimums
Batting Title (383 minimum PA)
ERA Title (114 minimum IP)

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ORGANIZATION
2014 CURVE
HISTORY/RECORDS
Photo:
Mark Olson
EASTERN LEAGUE
Pirates president
Frank Coonelly announces a four-year
extension of the
Player Development
Contract (PDC)
between the Curve
and Pirates at the
2013 Pirates-Curve
Exhibition Game.
GENERAL INFORMATION

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PIRATES ORG.
P
PITTSBURGH PIRATES BASEBALL CLUB
PNC PARK AT NORTH SHORE
115 FEDERAL STREET
PITTSBURGH, PA 15212
(412) 323-5000
www.pirates.com
EXECUTIVE
Chairman...................................................................................................................................................................... Bob Nutting

President..................................................................................................................................................................Frank Coonelly
VP and General Counsel................................................................................................................................................Bryan Stroh
Executive Vice President & Chief Financial Officer...........................................................................................................Jim Plake
Executive Vice President & PNC Park General Manager.............................................................................................Dennis DaPra
Senior Vice President, Community & Public Affairs..................................................................................................... Patty Paytas
BASEBALL OPERATIONS
Senior Vice President, General Manager............................................................................................................... Neal Huntington
Assistant General Manager............................................................................................................................................Greg Smith
Assistant General Manager............................................................................................................................................. Kyle Stark
Major League Scout....................................................................................................................................................... Mike Basso
Major League Scout.....................................................................................................................................................Robert Minor
Major League Scout..................................................................................................................................................Steve Williams
Special Assistant to the General Manager...................................................................................................................Jim Benedict
Special Assistant to the General Manager................................................................................................................ Marc DelPiano
Special Assistant to the General Manager................................................................................................................ Jax Robertson
Special Assistant to the General Manager..................................................................................................................Doug Strange
PLAYER DEVELOPMENT
Director of Minor League Operations.......................................................................................................................Larry Broadway

Coordinator of Minor League Operations............................................................................................................. Diane DePasquale
Senior Director, Florida Operations..............................................................................................................................Trevor Gooby
Minor League Field Coordinator ...................................................................................................................................Brad Fischer
Assistant Minor League Field Coordinator.................................................................................................................. Dave Turgeon
Minor League Infield Coordinator................................................................................................................................... Gary Green
Minor League Pitching Coordinator............................................................................................................................Scott Mitchell
Minor League Hitting Coordinator................................................................................................................................ Larry Sutton
Minor League Outfield/Baserunning Coordinator...................................................................................................... Kimera Bartee
Minor League Athletic Training Coordinator...............................................................................................................Carl Randolph
Sport Performance Coordinator..................................................................................................................................Carlo Alvarez
Owner Bob Lozinak dons the Pittsburgh Pirates cap at a press conference announcing the Curves affiliation with the Bucs back in 1998
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2013 PIRATES MINOR LEAGUE ORGANIZATIONAL LEADERS
Kris Johnson
Orlando Castro
Joely Rodriguez
Nick Kingham
Stolmy Pimentel
WINS
11
10
ALT/IND
IND
5 others tied at 9
ALT/IND
99
WVA/BRD 86
WVA
76
BRD/ALT/IND 71
IND
69
Vic Black
Luis Angel Sanz
Jhondaniel Medina
Robert Kilcrease
Brett McKinney
IND
ALT
WVA
BRD
JAM
STOLEN BASES
Felix Pie
Gregory Polanco
Walker Gourley
Alen Hanson
Darren Ford
IND
38
BRD/ALT/IND 38
WVA
36
BRD/ALT
30
IND
29
Tyler Glasnow
Nick Kingham
Jameson Taillon
Andy Oliver
David Bromberg
WVA
BRD/ALT
ALT/IND
IND
ALT/IND
SAVES
17
16
13
11
10
STRIKEOUTS
164
144
143
138
135
HISTORY/RECORDS
RBI
Andrew Lambo
Stetson Allie
Josh Bell
Gregory Polanco
Matt Hague
2014 CURVE
Casey Sadler
Kris Johnson
ERA (Min. 0.8 IP/Team Games)

IND
2.39
WVA/BRD
2.67
WVA/BRD
2.70
BRD/ALT
2.89
ALT/IND
3.35
ORGANIZATION
BATTING AVERAGE (Min. 2.7 PA/Team Games)

Reese McGuire
GCL/JAM
.323
Adam Frazier
JAM
.321
Austin Meadows
GCL/JAM
.316
Walker Gourley
WVA
.304
Alex Presley
IND
.298

HOME RUNS
Andrew Lambo
ALT/IND
32
Stetson Allie
WVA/BRD 21
Jarek Cunningham
ALT
19
Alex Dickerson
ALT
17
Willy Garcia
BRD
16
EASTERN LEAGUE
INDIANAPOLIS INDIANS
501 West Maryland Street
Indianapolis, IN 46225
Phone: (317) 269-3542
Fax: (317) 269-3541
www.indyindians.com
2014 COACHING STAFF/TEAM PERSONNEL
High-A - Florida State League
BRADENTON MARAUDERS
1701 27th Street East
Bradenton, FL 34208
Phone: (941) 747-3031
Fax: (941) 747-9442
www.bradentonmarauders.com
PITCHING COACH
HITTING COACH
MANAGER
PITCHING COACH
HITTING COACH
DEAN TREANOR
TOM FILER
MIKE PAGLIARULO
TOM PRINCE
JUSTIN MECCAGE
KORY DeHAAN
GENERAL INFORMATION
MANAGER
MEDIA CONTACT: BRIAN BOSMA (BBOSMA@INDYINDIANS.COM)
Triple-A - International League
MEDIA CONTACT: NATE MARCH (NATHAN.MARCH@PIRATES.COM)

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AFFILIATES
Low-A - South Atlantic League
Short-Season-A - New York-Penn League
601 Morris St. Suite 201

Charleston, WV 25301
Phone: (304) 344-BATS (2287)
Fax: (304) 344-0083
www.wvpower.com
485 Falconer St./P.O. Box 638

Jamestown, N.Y. 14702-0638
Phone: (716) 664-0915
Fax: (716) 664-4175
www.jamestownjammers.com
WEST VIRGINIA POWER
JAMESTOWN JAMMERS
MANAGER
PITCHING COACH
HITTING COACH
MANAGER
PITCHING COACH
HITTING COACH
MICHAEL RYAN
JEFF JOHNSON
KEONI DE RENNE
BRIAN ESPOSITO
MARK DiFELICE
ORLANDO MERCED
MEDIA CONTACT: ADAM MARCO (AMARCO@WVPOWER.COM)
GENERAL MANAGER: MATT DRAYER (MATT@JAMESTOWNJAMMERS.COM)
Short-Season Rookie - Appalachian League
Rookie - Gulf Coast League
1501 Euclid Ave.

Bristol, VA 24201
Phone: (276) 206-9946
Fax: (276) 669-7686
www.bristolpiratesbaseball.com
1701 27th Street East

Bradenton, FL 34208
Phone: (941) 747-3031
Fax: (941) 747-9549
BRISTOL PIRATES
GCL PIRATES
MANAGER
PITCHING COACH
HITTING COACH
MANAGER
PITCHING COACH
HITTING COACH
EDGAR VARELA
MIGUEL BONILLA
TERRY ALEXANDER
MILVER REYES
SCOTT ELARTON
MIKE LUM
MEDIA CONTACT: LUCAS HOBBS (MARKETING@BRISTOLBASEBALL.COM)
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GENERAL INFORMATION
2014 CURVE
HISTORY/RECORDS
Photo:
Jeremy Boland
Moments Photog.
EASTERN LEAGUE
The Curve organization set a franchise

record with 10,116
fans in attendance
at the 2013 PiratesCurve Exhibition
Game. The Curve
have won both
exhibition games
that have been
played between the
two teams.
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ATTENDANCE
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YEARLY ATTENDANCE TOTALS
YEAR
OPENINGS
2013 68
2012 63
2011 68
2010 69
2009 64
2008 67
2007 67
2006 66
2005 71
2004 66
2003 65
2002 69
2001 68
2000 66
1999 69
TOTALS 1006
TOTAL ATTENDANCE
286,227
270,613
285,906
286,321
275,945
346,973
356,339
365,407
390,239
394,062
365,376
363,871
348,316
333,968
323,932
4,993,495
AVG. ATTENDANCE
4,209
4,295
4,205
4,150
4,311
5,179
5,318
5,536
5,496
5,970
5,621
5,273
5,122
5,060
4,695
4,963
NOTE: Figures do not include the 7,346 fans the Curve drew for their May 15, 2000 exhibition vs. Pittsburgh, the 9,308 who attended the 2006 E.L. All-Star Game, the
franchise-record 10,116 who attended the Pirates-Curve Exhibition on March 30, 2013 or the 63,294 fans who attended the Curves 14 E.L. playoff games at Peoples
Natural Gas Field from 2003-06 and in 2010
2013 E.L. ATTENDANCE (by average)
TEAM
Richmond Flying Squirrels

Reading Fightin Phils
Trenton Thunder
New Hampshire Fisher Cats
Portland Sea Dogs
New Britain Rock Cats
Akron Aeros
Altoona Curve
Harrisburg Senators
Bowie Baysox
Erie SeaWolves
Binghamton Mets
BALLPARK
The Diamond
FirstEnergy Stadium
Arm & Hammer Park
Northeast Delta Dental Stadium
Hadlock Field
New Britain Stadium
Canal Park
Metro Bank Park
Prince Georges Stadium
Jerry Uht Park
NYSEG Stadium
CAPACITY TOTAL
10,500
9,000
6,440
6,500
5,788
6,146
9,447
7,210
6,302
10,000
6,952
6,012
CURVE ALL-TIME
MONTHLY ATTENDANCE
MONTH TOTAL
OPENINGS AVERAGE
April 605,596 163

May 964,241 209
June 935,463 186
July 1,099,430 206
Aug/Sept 1,388,765 244
TOTAL 4,993,495 1006
3,715
4,613
5,029
5,337
5,691
4,963
434,769
436,134
360,010
353,639
341,420
307,097
295,459
286,227
284,361
252,593
206,780
185,093
OPENINGS AVERAGE
65
69
67
69
67
66
70
68
69
68
67
66
6,689
6,321
5,373
5,125
5,096
4,653
4,221
4,209
4,121
3,715
3,086
2,804
CURVE ALL-TIME
DAILY ATTENDANCE
DAY
TOTAL OPENINGS AVERAGE
Monday 513,659 125

Tuesday 588,410 138
Wednesday 604,159 136
Thursday 632,450 133
Friday 831,552 154
Saturday 960,499 159
Sunday 862,766 157
TOTAL 4,993,495 1006
4,109
4,263
4,442
4,755
5,399
6,040
5,495
4,963
FACTOID: BOOM, HOME RUNS

Led by Josh Bonifays 25 home runs, the 05 Altoona Curve established the single-season franchise record by clubbing a total
of 141 big flies in 142 regular-season games. The 25 home runs hit by Bonifay are the second-most in club history, trailing
only Adam Hyzdus 31 hit during the 2000 season. Team MVP Jose Bautista was second on the 05 club with 23 homers, while
three other players, Craig Stansberry (18), Tom Evans (15) and Brad Eldred (13), also reached double figures. By contrast, the
lone championship Curve team in 2010 only slugged 80 regular-season home runs, but hit 14 in their eight playoff games.
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TOTAL
9,255
9,163
9,137
9,017
8,979
8,836
8,814
8,731
8,712
8,692
DATE/OPPONENT
8/10/03 vs. Harrisburg (DH)
7/4/04 vs. Harrisburg
7/4/03 vs. Erie
8/18/06 vs. Harrisburg
8/22/04 vs. Bowie
8/5/06 vs. New Britain
7/1/06 vs. Akron
8/22/08 vs. New Hampshire
7/4/05 vs. Erie
8/2/08 vs. Bowie
RESULT
L, 4-2 / W, 4-3
W, 2-0 (7)
W, 11-5
W, 13-1
W, 12-0
L, 3-2
L, 7-0
L, 5-4 (10)
L, 5-4
L, 12-2
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1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
ORGANIZATION
TOP 10 REGULAR SEASON CROWDS AT

PEOPLES NATURAL GAS FIELD
HISTORY/RECORDS
TOP SERIES ATTENDANCE

TOP 3-DATE SERIES
TOP 4-DATE SERIES
Harrisburg
Erie
Harrisburg
New Britain
TOP 6-DATE HOMESTANDS

Dates
Opponents
August 18-23, 2006
August 5-10, 2005
June 28-July 3, 2006
May 25-30, 2004
August 19-24, 2008
HAR/BOW
AKR/BOW
BOW/AKR
RDG/NBR
POR/NHM
TOP 7-DATE HOMESTANDS

Dates
Opponents
July 15-21, 2004
Aug. 25-Sept. 1, 2003
July 22-28, 2005
June 20-26, 2005
June 16-22, 2003
RDG/ERIE
RDG/ERIE
HAR/BIN
BOW/NBR
TRE/HAR
PEOPLES NATURAL GAS FIELD

SEATING BREAKDOWN
Toyota Diamond Club (100 Level)
1,634
Terrace Level (200 Level)
1,204
Grandstand Level (300 Level)
2,646
UPMC Health Plan Outfield Reserved (500 Level)
744
Third-Base Picnic Pavilion
250
Rail Kings (on Party Deck)
40
Skybox Seating
292
Ollies Cheap Seats Bleacher Seating

Total Seating Capacity
400
7,210
NOTE: From 1999-02 total seating capacity at Peoples Natural Gas Field
was listed at 6,176. Prior to the 2003 season an additional 1,034 seats
were created with the construction of the new left-field reserved bleacher
section, the third-base picnic pavilion and the left-field Party Deck.
GENERAL INFORMATION
Total
44,488
42,713
41,083
41,030
40,676
Bowie
Reading
Akron
Akron
Total
41,390
39,380
39,032
38,259
38,795
Total
Dates
Opponent
30,914 August 19-22, 2004
29,748
July 15-18, 2004
29,309 June 30-July 3, 2006
28,754
July 11-14, 2006
EASTERN LEAGUE
Total
Dates
Opponent
24,513 August 18-20, 2006
24,268
August 17-19, 2007
23,411 August 6-8, 2004
23,009
August 4-6, 2006
FACTOID: WHEN THE LIGHTS SHINE DOWN ON A CITY

The nations eyes turned to Blair County Ballpark on April 11, 2010 when Washington Nationals prospect Stephen Strasburg
made his professional debut in front of a record crowd at Blair County Ballpark. The game, which was broadcast on ESPN360.
com and had live look-ins taken by ESPNews, brought a crowd of 7,887 to BCB on Sunday afternoon. It was the largest
single-game crowd to take in a Curve game in the month of April in franchise history.

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PNG FIELD
A minor league ballpark is one thing. An amusement park is another. But tucked in the
Allegheny Mountains is a place where theres really no difference.
-- USA Today, August 8, 2002
Opened on April 15, 1999, Peoples Natural Gas Field is widely considered by fans, players, baseball executives and media as
one of the finest minor league baseball facilities in America. Located just off Interstate 99 in Altoona, the ballpark features a
beautiful brick exterior and the design is modeled after a railroad roundhouse to tie in the industry which helped found the city
of Altoona and is still very much present to this day. The inside of Peoples Natural Gas Field features more than 7,200 fixed
seats between two levels. The double-deck layout of the seating section allows for expansive lower and upper concourses,
giving fans plenty of space to walk around the ballpark without having to fight through a stationary crowd of people. The Skyliner roller coaster from neighboring Lakemont Park and the scenic Allegheny Mountains add to the overall beauty of Peoples
Natural Gas Field.
FACTS AND FIGURES
Groundbreaking........................................................................................................................................................ March 7, 1998

Opened...................................................................................................................................................................... April 15, 1999
Architects.........................................................................................................................L.D. Astorino Companies, Pittsburgh, PA
Construction............................................................................................................ Ralph J. Albarano and Sons, Duncansville, PA
Cubic Feet of Concrete........................................................................................................................................................270,000
Number of Bricks..................................................................................................................................................................69,000
Width of Lower Concourse Area........................................................................................................................................... 80 feet
Home Clubhouse (Sq. Feet).....................................................................................................................................................2,200
Visiting Clubhouse (Sq. Feet)..................................................................................................................................................1,400
Indoor Batting Cage (Sq. Feet)................................................................................................................................................5,000
Dugouts................................................................................................................................................................................ 9 x 60
Skybox Level Height (from field level)................................................................................................................................. 70 feet
Highest Point of Ballpark (from field level).......................................................................................................................... 80 feet
Height of Light Poles (from field level).............................................................................................................................. 125 feet
Seating Capacity.....................................................................................................................................................................7,210
Luxury Skyboxes......................................................................................................................................................................... 21
Party Deck......................................................................................................................................................................... Left field
US.Foods Picnic Pavilion............................................................................................................................................... Third Base
Ollies Cheap Seats................................................................................................................................................. Right-Field Line
UPMC Health Plan Home Run Junction (OF Reserved Bleachers).................................................................................... Left field
BALLPARK DIMENSIONS
LF...................................................................................325
LCF................................................................................385
CF..................................................................................405
RCF................................................................................375
RF..................................................................................325
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Fence Height (LF Corner)................................................ 16

LF Fence Height (in front of OF Bleachers)....................... 6
OF Fence Height................................................................8
CF Fence Height..............................................................16

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ORGANIZATION
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HISTORY/RECORDS
EASTERN LEAGUE
TICKET PRICES
Presold
$12.00
$10.00
$8.00
$6.00
$5.00
$5.00
Day of Game
$14.00
$12.00
$10.00
$8.00
$7.00
$7.00
Seniors (65 & over) and children (12 & under) receive a $1.00 discount on Terrace & Grandstand Level seating
When all ballpark seats are sold out, GA/Standing Room tickets become available for all non-numbered sections
HOW TO ORDER CURVE TICKETS
GENERAL INFORMATION
Call the Curve Ticket Office at (814) 943-5400

or toll-free at (877) 99-CURVE
Click the Click to Buy Tickets icon on the front page of

www.altoonacurve.com to purchase
and print Curve tickets online.
Visit the Curve Ticket Office at Peoples Natural Gas Field

Offseason: M-F (9-5) , Sat- Sun (closed)
In-Season: M-F (9-5), Sat-Sun (on Game Days)
Game Days (M-F): 9 a.m. until the end of the game

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Rail Kings (On Party Deck)
Toyota Diamond Club (100 Level)
Terrace (200 Level)
Grandstand (300 Level)
UPMC Health Plan Home Run Junction (OF Bleachers)
Ollies Bargain Outlet Cheap Seats (General Admission Bleachers)
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RADIO NETWORK
For a sixth straight season the home for Altoona Curve baseball on the radio dial will be ESPN Radio 1430 (WVAM, Altoona)
as they will be the helm of the teams radio network in 2014.
In addition to the flagship station, fans in the Tyrone area just north of Curve, Pa. can tune in to WTRN-AM 1340/FM 100.7 in
Tyrone. WTRN will carry all Curve games that do not directly conflict with the Pirates. Fans in the Pittsburgh area that would like
to listen in can do so for select weekend games thanks to our partner 970 ESPN in Pittsburgh.
All 142 games will also be available to out-of-market listeners via AltoonaCurve.com and on mobile devices (iPhone/Android/
Windows Phone/BlackBerry/Amazon Kindle) with the TuneIn Radio App. Curve fans can also watch all 71 home games and select
Curve road games (if the visiting team is equipped with MiLB.tv capabilities) with a subscription to MiLB.tv. For more information
on subscribing to MiLB.tv, visit MiLB.tv on the web.
As in previous seasons, most games on ESPN Radio 1430 will be preceded by Sports Central with Cory Giger, which is hosted
by Cory Giger, the longtime Curve and Penn State beat writer for the Altoona Mirror. Sports Central airs from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m.,
Monday through Friday, on WVAM in Altoona and on WQWK-AM 1450 in State College. The show will preview nightly Curve action
as well as provide in-depth interviews with Curve coaches and prospects throughout the season.
The Curve and Forever Broadcasting will also continue their cross-promotional and marketing relationships from past seasons in
2014. Popular on-air personalities from the Forever Broadcast family of stations (Froggy98, Rocky 104.9, WALY 103.9, HOT 100,
The Big 1290 WFBG and ESPN Radio 1430 WVAM) will continue to have a presence at Peoples Natural Gas Field to take part in
contests and in-game events throughout the season. Fans can expect to hear Curve staffers pop on with the Forever family to
join the on-air personalities on a regular basis during the season as well.
THE 2014 ALTOONA CURVE RADIO NETWORK
ESPN Radio 1430, WVAM - Altoona, Pa.

970 ESPN (WBGG-AM) - Pittsburgh, Pa.
WTRN-AM, 1340 - Tyrone, Pa.
WTRN-FM, 100.7 - Tyrone, Pa.
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WVAM will carry all 142 Curve games

970 ESPN will carry a 40 Curve weekend games
WTRN will carry all games that do not conflict with the Pirates

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Mike Passanisi (Fifth Season)
Prior to his time in Altoona, Passanisi was the Director of Media Relations and Creative Services for the Savannah Sand Gnats
(New York Mets) of the South Atlantic League for two seasons. He worked with the San Diego Surf Dawgs of the Golden Baseball
League before his time in the South and had the privilege of providing color analysis for one of Jose Cansecos last comeback
attempts in 2006, which was carried live on ESPNews.
2014 CURVE
A product of San Diego State University with a degree in journalism and a minor in history, its no secret that Passanisi enjoys
warm weather and often wears gloves in the office during the offseason due to the coldness outside. During his time at San Diego
State he interned in the San Diego State Media Relations Department and has worked at the NCAA Tournament, McDonalds High
School All-American Game and the AFLAC All-American Game.
ORGANIZATION
Mike Passanisi enters his fifth season with the Curve in 2014 and his first as the AGM of Communications. Panini for short, Mike
has been with the Curve since taking over the broadcast duties just before the end of the 2010 season.
Passanisi A a native of Penngrove, Calif., which is located about an hour north of San Francisco near the wine country, but has
also lived in San Diego and Savannah, Ga. When the team isnt in season, Passanisi has attempted to trot the globe in as many
foreign lands as possible. In the last three years hes visited Austria, England, Egypt, France, Germany, Greece, United Kingdom
of the Netherlands, Italy and Switzerland.
Mike Baggerman (First Season)
HISTORY/RECORDS
When he isnt globetrotting, hes basking the glow of his San Francisco Giants winning two of the past four World Series championships as well as the national stardom of his alma mater San Diego States mens basketball team running up and down the
Top-25 charts.
Mike Baggerman begins his first season with the Curve in 2014 as Altoonas broadcaster and communications assistant. This
is Mikes fourth season in minor league baseball and his first year at the Double-A level.
In his spare time, you can catch Mike running around the Altoona area. When hes not running, he enjoys sitting on his couch
and watching The Walking Dead, Face/Off, and, most likely, professional wrestling.
GENERAL INFORMATION
ALL-TIME CURVE RADIO BROADCAST TEAMS

1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
Rob Egan & Jason Dambach

Paul Steigerwald & Jason Dambach
Jason Dambach, Joe Moore & Paul Steigerwald
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
2014
Jason Dambach, Jon Laaser & Paul Steigerwald

Jason Dambach & Dan Zangrilli
Ron Potesta & Dan Zangrilli
Dan Zangrilli & Mike Passanisi
Mike Passanisi & Josh Ellis
Mike Passanisi & Tyler Maun
Mike Passanisi & Nate Bowen
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Baggerman graduated from SUNY Brockport in 2012 with a degree in journalism and broadcasting while minoring in history.
The former Golden Eagle was a member of the student radio station 89.1 The Point, where he broadcasted baseball, softball,
mens and womens basketball, hockey, and football. Aside from broadcasting sports, he also provided radio reporting of the
NHLs Buffalo Sabres, AHLs Rochester Americans, NLL Lacrosse, Red Wings baseball, and high school sports. During his
time at Brockport he also interned in his hometown of Binghamton, N.Y. at the local radio station and became a producer of
Binghamton Mets games on the radio.
EASTERN LEAGUE
Last season, Baggerman called games for the Pirates Class A affiliate West Virginia Power of the South Atlantic League. He
was also a media relations and sales intern for the short-season Brooklyn Cyclones (New York Mets) of the New York-Penn
League in 2012 and had his first taste of working in professional baseball in 2011 as a video production intern for the Triple-A
Rochester Red Wings (Minnesota Twins).
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DIRECTIONS/BP TIMES
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DIRECTIONS TO PEOPLES NATURAL GAS FIELD
From PITTSBURGH and Points West: Take I-76/I-376 East to U.S. 22 East. Drive on 22 East for approximately 80 miles. Merge
onto I-99/US-220 North approximately six miles from Altoona. Stay on I-99 North and take the Frankstown Road exit (Exit
#32). Go straight at the light at the top of the ramp (crossing over Frankstown Road). The ballpark is on the right.
From STATE COLLEGE and Points North: Take U.S. 322 West to I-99/U.S. 220 South. Take Frankstown Road exit (Exit #32). At
the top of the ramp, turn right at the light onto Frankstown Road. Take a right at the next light onto Park Avenue. Ballpark is
on the right.
From BEDFORD, PA./CUMBERLAND, Md. and Points South: Take I-99/U.S. 220 North toward Altoona. Take the Frankstown
Road exit (Exit #32). Go straight at the light at the top of the ramp (crossing over Frankstown Road). The ballpark is on the
right.
From HARRISBURG/PHILADELPHIA and Points East: Take Pennsylvania Turnpike West to Bedford exit. Following the toll
booths, take a left at the light. Follow signs and get on I-99/U.S. 220 North. Take Frankstown Road exit (Exit #32). Go
straight at the light at the top of the ramp (crossing over Frankstown Road). The ballpark is on the right.
From I-80 Traveling East: Take the Philipsburg/Woodland Exit to U.S. 322 East. After about 25 miles, take U.S. 220 South. 220
South merges with I-99 South. Drive on I-99 South for approximately 20 miles. Take the Frankstown Road exit (Exit #32). Turn
right at the exit, the ballpark will be to your right.
From I-80 Traveling West: Take the Altoona/Milesburg exit and bear onto U.S. 220 South. After approximately 30 miles merge
onto I-99 South. Drive on I-99 South for approximately 20 miles. Take the Frankstown Road exit (Exit #32). Turn right at the
exit, the ballpark will be to your right.
2014 CURVE PRE-GAME WORKOUT SCHEDULE

10:30 a.m.
Curve BP
up to 8:30
Visitors BP
8:30-9:15
Infield
9:15-9:25
Vis. Infield
9:25-9:35
Grounds Crew 9:35-10:25
12 p.m.
up to 10:00
10:00-10:45
10:55-11:05
10:55-11:05
11:05-11:55
2 p.m.
up to 12:00
12:00-12:45
12:45-12:55
12:55-1:05
1:05-1:55

Curve BP
Visitors BP
Infield
Vis. Infield
Grounds Crew
6:30 p.m.
up to 4:30
4:30-5:15
5:15-5:25
5:25-5:35
5:35-6:25
7 p.m.
up to 5:00
5:00-5:45
5:45-5:55
5:55-6:05
6:05-6:55
6 p.m.
up to 4:00
4:00-4:45
4:45-4:55
4:55-5:05
5:05-5:55
OFFICIAL VISITING CLUB

HOTEL IN ALTOONA
Super 8, Altoona
Take Frankstown Road Exit off I-99 and turn right at the
light. Make a right at the very next light (hotel on right)
3535 Fairway Drive
Altoona, PA 16602
PH: (814) 942-5350
FX: (814) 942-5350
5 p.m.
up to 3:00
3:00-3:45
3:45-3:55
3:55-4:05
4:05-4:55
EASTERN LEAGUE UMPIRES HOTEL

IN ALTOONA
Holiday Inn Express

Take Plank Road Exit off I-99, turn left at the light and travel
approximately 2 miles. Hotel is on the left.
3306 Pleasant Valley Boulevard
Altoona, PA 16602
PH: (814) 944-9661
FX: (814) 944-9557
VISITING CLUB WORKOUT FACILITY
ProCare Health and Fitness

From the visiting team hotel, proceed to Interstate 99 and merge on to I-99 North towards State College. Take Exit 32 for
Frankstown Road. Turn right at the light on to Frankstown Road. Drive 0.3 miles to Fairway Dr. and make a right. The fitness
facility will be on your left hand side.
3200 Fairway Drive
Altoona, PA 16602
PH: (814) 944-9412
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IMPORTANT NUMBERS
Best Time to Contact in Person

NIGHT GAME: Before 1:00 p.m.
DAY GAME: Before 10:00 a.m.
MORNING GAME: Day before
CREDENTIAL PICKUPS: Season Credentials can be picked at the Curves

annual Media Day activities. Media can make other arrangements with the
Curve Media Relations Department to pick up credentials after that date.
Daily credentials will only be available for pickup on the day they are issued
at the Media/Handicap gate.
MEDIA ENTRANCE TO Peoples Natural Gas Field: All credentialed media

should enter the ballpark through the Media/Handicap gate located at the
top of the stairs halfway between the Front Office and the Upper Ticket Plaza
on the third base side of the ballpark. No credentialed media are permitted
to enter the ballpark through either the Curve Front Office or one of the ticket gates.
PRESS BOX SPACE: Though Peoples Natural Gas Fields Press Box is spacious, the Curve still gives preferred seating to those
media outlets that cover the club most frequently. If your media organization needs special space requirements please contact
the Curve Media Relations Department at least 24 hours prior those dates.
EASTERN LEAGUE
OTHER ACCEPTABLE CREDENTIALS: The Curve will also honor credentials from the Pittsburgh Pirates, National and American
Leagues, the Baseball Writers Association of America and Minor League Baseball.
HISTORY/RECORDS
Mike Baggerman - Communications Assistant

PH: (814) 283-3116 (direct dial)
Cell: (607) 761-2705
E-mail: mbaggerman@altoonacurve.com
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Who to Contact
Mike Passanisi - AGM, Communications
PH: (814) 283-3124 (direct dial)
Cell: (707) 799-8483
E-mail: mpassanisi@altoonacurve.com
DAILY CREDENTIALS: Daily credentials will be issued to those individuals or

organizations who do not qualify for season credentials, including freelance
writers and weekly and monthly publications. Daily credentials will also be
issued to radio and TV stations when the need arises for extra pre/post-game
personnel and to newspaper reporters providing extra coverage. The Curve
Media Relations Department should be notified at least 24 hours in advance
of the game in which daily credentials are being requested. Requests should
be faxed or e-mailed. Once approved, the credentials can be picked up at the
Media/Handicap Gate (see below).
ORGANIZATION

Main Phone: (814) 943-5400
Toll-free: 1-877-99-CURVE
Main Fax: (814) 943-9050
Press Fax: (814) 942-9097
Press Phone: (814) 283-3180
SEASON CREDENTIALS: Season credentials for the 2014 season will only
be issued to legitimate news gathering organizations that cover the Curve
on a daily basis. The Curve will contact media outlets on an individual basis
regarding season-long credentials. Other media organizations that would like
to request a season credential can do so by sending that request on company
letterhead via fax (814-283-3129) or as an e-mail attachment to mpassanisi@
altoonacurve.com.
PHOTO WELLS: Photo wells are located at the end of both dugouts. Photographers are welcome to use this space throughout
the course of the game. Photographers are not permitted in the actual dugout area or on the field once the game begins.
Please wait until the end of the inning to move to or from these areas.
INTERVIEW POLICY: The Curve Media Relations Department will be glad to assist members of the media in procuring interviews
with Curve players and coaching staff members. Media members wishing to do an off-site interview or a feature story should
contact the Curve at least 48 hours in advance to the scheduled interview time. The media is asked to be respectful of the players pre-game schedule when requesting an interview with a player. Please consult the Curve Pregame Schedule listed on page
108 of this publication. No one will be permitted to interview starting pitchers on the day of their start.
FIELD ACCESS: Credentialed media are permitted access to the field and dugout areas, but are not permitted to cross the foul
lines, particularly when the team is taking batting practice. Media must leave the field and dugout areas no later than 45 minutes
prior to game time.

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GENERAL INFORMATION
CLUBHOUSE POLICIES: In accordance with the regulations designated by the Pittsburgh Pirates and Major League Baseball, both
clubhouses will open to credentialed media from 3 1/2 hours prior to game time until 45 minutes before game time. Following
the game, the clubhouses will be closed for a period of five minutes to allow the team ample time to return to the clubhouse.
The clubhouse areas are also closed when the teams are on the field, unless previously approved by the Curve Media Relations
department. Clubhouses are also closed between games of a doubleheader.
PARKING: Media members holding season credentials are permitted to park their vehicles in the VIP parking lot by presenting
their credentials to the attendant. Please be aware that parking is available on a first-come basis. Those holding daily credentials
that need to be picked up at the Media/Handicap gate will have their name placed on a VIP parking list, as long as they give at
least 24 hours notice.
2014 SCHEDULE
APRIL
SUN.
MON.
TUES.
WED.
THURS.
FRI.
SAT.
6:30
6:30
6:00
10
11
12
1:00
6:30
6:30
6:30
6:35
7:05
6:05
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
1:35
7:00
7:00
10:30
6:30
6:30
1:00
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
6:30
6:30
6:30
6:30
6:35
2:05
27
28
29
30
2:05
6:35
6:35
THURS.
FRI.
SAT.
11:05
6:30
6:00
SUN.
MON.
TUES.
11:05
MAY
WED.
10
1:00
6:30
6:30
10:30
6:35
6:35
6:35
11
12
2:05
13
14
15
16
17
6:35
6:35
6:35
6:30
6:00
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
6:00
6:30
6:30
10:30
10:30
7:05
7:05
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
1:35
1:35
6:35
6:35
6:35
6:30
6:00
JUNE
SUN.
MON.
TUES.
WED.
THURS.
FRI.
SAT.
7:00
7:00
7:00
7:05
7:05
10
11
12
13
14
7:00
7:00
7:00
7:00
6:00
1:00
1:05
15
16
6:00
17
18
19
20
21
7:05
7:05
7:05
7:00
6:00
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
1:00
6:35
6:35
12:05
7:00
7:00
6:00
29
30
6:00
6:35
SUN.
MON.
TUES.
JULY
WED.
THURS.
FRI.
SAT.
6:35
6:35
6:35
7:00
6:00
10
11
12
6:00
6:00
7:00
7:00
7:00
7:00
7:00
13
14
18
19
12:00
16
ALL-STAR
GAME
17
2:00
15
ALL-STAR
BREAK
7:00
7:00
6:00
CURVE,PA.
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
6:00
7:05
7:05
12:05
6:35
6:35
6:35
27
28
29
30
31
6:05
7:00
7:00
12:00
7:00
SUN.
AUGUST/SEPTEMBER
MON.
TUES.
WED.
THURS.
SPECIAL GAME TIMES
Date Opponent Time

April 19 Richmond
1 p.m.
May 7 Bowie
10:30 a.m.
May 21 Akron
10:30 a.m.
2014 DAILY PROMOTIONS

SUNDAY NIGHT FIREWORKS
Beginning May 18, enjoy fireworks after every
Sunday home game (except June 1)
MIRROR MONDAYS
Save money on tickets with a coupon from the front
page of the sports section in the Altoona Mirror
TWO FOR TUESDAYS
Fans can take advantage of two-for-one offers on tickets, hot
dogs and small popcorns every Tuesday thanks to Atlantic Broadband
FOUR PACK WEDNESDAYS
Fans can grab four tickets, four hot dogs and four regular sodas for $35
thanks to WALY 103.9
THIRSTY THURSDAYSTM
Take advantage of 16oz. draft beer and regular soda specials each and
every Thursday thanks to Rocky 104.9
2014 EASTERN LEAGUE OPPONENTS

AKRON RUBBERDUCKS
N.H. FISHER CATS
BINGHAMTON METS
PORTLAND SEA DOGS
BOWIE BAYSOX
READING FIGHTIN PHILS
ERIE SEAWOLVES
RICHMOND FLYING SQUIRRELS
HARRISBURG SENATORS
TRENTON THUNDER
CLEVELAND INDIANS
FRI.
SAT.
7:00
6:00
NEW YORK METS
BALTIMORE ORIOLES
6:00
10
11
5:05
17
18
1:35
7:05
12:05
7:05
7:05
6:35
12
13
14
15
16
7:00
7:00
7:00
7:05
7:05
19
20
21
22
23
7:05
7:05
7:05
7:00
6:00
24
25
26
27
28
AUG. 29-SEPT. 1
6:00
7:00
7:00
7:00
7:00
6:35 6:35 2:05 2:05
110
Date Opponent Time

May 22 Akron
10:30 a.m.
July 30 Erie
12 p.m.
DETROIT TIGERS
WASHINGTON NATIONALS
NEW BRITAIN ROCK CATS

MINNESOTA TWINS

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TORONTO BLUE JAYS

BOSTON RED SOX
PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES
SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS

NEW YORK YANKEES
YAMID HAAD KORY DeHAAN BRIAN OCONNOR BRONSON

ARROYO KANE DAVIS TIKE REDMAN STEPHEN SPARKS
ALEX HERNANDEZ ADAM HYZDU BRIAN SMITH JOE
BEIMEL JACK WILSON CRAIG WILSON ROB
MACKOWIAK DAVE WILLIAMS JARROD PATTERSON
LUIS FIGUEROA HUMBERTO COTA BRENDAN
DONNELLY RON WRIGHT KEVIN PICKFORD MATT
DUFF TONY ALVAREZ JJ DAVIS CHRIS SPURLING
DJ CARRASCO CARLOS RIVERA MIKE GONZALEZ
JOHN GRABOW JR HOUSE SHAWN CAMP
JEFF BENNETT JOSE CASTILLO MIKE JOHNSTON CHRIS
SHELTON ANASTACIO MARTINEZ SEAN BURNETT
SAM McCONNELL JOHN VAN BENSCHOTEN IAN SNELL
JEFF KEPPINGER FRANK BROOKS CHRIS
DUFFY RAY SADLER RYAN DOUMIT NATE McLOUTH
ZACH DUKE BRAD ELDRED PAUL
MAHOLM CHRIS HEINTZ MATT CAPPS BRYAN
BULLINGTON TOM
GORZELANNY RONNY PAULINO YURENDELL
DE CASTER JOSH
SHARPLESS RAJAI DAVIS BRIAN ROGERS
C A R L O S
MALDONADO SHANE YOUMAN CRAIG
STANSBERRY
ROMULO SANCHEZ STEVE PEARCE
NYJER MORGAN
JONATHAN
ALBALADEJO DAVE DAVIDSON RICO
WASHINGTON BRIAN BIXLER BRENT
LILLIBRIDGE JIMMY BARTHMAIER
LUIS MUNOZ YOSLAN HERRERA RANDY
RUIZ LUIS CRUZ RONALD
BELISARIO ANDREW McCUTCHEN NEIL
WALKER JOSE TABATA BRAD
LINCOLN PEDRO ALVAREZ ALEX PRESLEY
MIKE CROTTA DANIEL
MOSKOS
JOSH HARRISON TONY WATSON CHASE dARNAUD
ERIC FRYER AARON
THOMPSON
JARED HUGHES JEFF LOCKE MATT HAGUE
GORKYS HERNANDEZ
JORDY MERCER
STARLING MARTE TODD REDMOND KYLE
McPHERSON
JUSTIN WILSON STEVE
LERUD BROCK HOLT JEAN MACHI BRYAN MORRIS
PHIL IRWIN ROBBIE
GROSSMAN GERRIT
COLE BRANDON CUMPTON TONY SANCHEZ
DUKE WELKER VIC BLACK ANDREW LAMBO
KRIS JOHNSON STOLMY PIMENTEL
877.99.CURVE
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Manager Carlos Garcia.................................................. 12

2014 E.L. Umpires/Mileage Chart.................................. 88

Major League Rehabs........................... 69

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The future site of Blair County Ballpark with nearby

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Blair County Ballpark ribbon cutting, April 15, 1999.

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June 17, 2008

Dec. 30, 2008

May 23, 2009

Sept. 18, 2010

Nov. 23, 2010

Jan. 31, 2012

March 30, 2013

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Curve is selected as the new franchises nickname.

Altoona is officially granted an expansion franchise by the Eastern League.

April 27, 1998

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Team Physician..................................................................................................................................................... Dr. Joshua Port

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Joan, a graduate of Altoona Catholic High School, currently

former President of the Eastern League from 1974-81. He also served

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davidLOZINAK|chief operating officer

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