2024 San Diego Padres Media Guide

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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Tatis Jr., Fernando...................................................................................................................................268
FRONT OFFICE DIRECTORY............................................................................................................. 4-6 Thorpe, Drew.............................................................................................................................................. 276
Vásquez, Randy........................................................................................................................................ 278
EXECUTIVES.................................................................................................................................................9 Wade, Tyler...................................................................................................................................................280
Eric Kutsenda......................................................................................................................................10
Waldron, Matt............................................................................................................................................284
Erik Greupner....................................................................................................................................... 11
Watson, Nolan...........................................................................................................................................286
A.J. Preller..............................................................................................................................................12
Wilson, Steven...........................................................................................................................................288
Executives..................................................................................................................................... 13-22
MANAGER & STAFF...............................................................................................................................24 HISTORY & RECORDS....................................................................................................................... 293

Mike Shildt................................................................................................................................... 25-27
2023 Season in Review.................................................................................................294-295
Coaching Staff........................................................................................................................... 28-37
Padres in the Postseason........................................................................................... 296-305
Major League Support Staff.....................................................................................................38
Padres Hall of Fame....................................................................................................... 306-309
Clubhouse Staff................................................................................................................................39
Padres Retired Numbers.........................................................................................................310
Baseball Advisors...........................................................................................................................40
Padres in Cooperstown.............................................................................................................311
Baseball Operations, Research & Development, Systems.................................41
Local Award Winners.................................................................................................................312
Player Health & Performance.........................................................................................42-43
National League Award Winners.............................................................................313-314
UC San Diego Health....................................................................................................................44
Annual Standings & Home Attendance..............................................................315-318
Opening Day History.................................................................................................................. 317
2024 SAN DIEGO PADRES................................................................................................................. 45 San Diego Rainouts & Delays..............................................................................................318
Avila, Pedro..........................................................................................................................................46
Annual Batting Totals................................................................................................................323
Azocar, José........................................................................................................................................50
Annual Pitching Totals..............................................................................................................324
Bachar, Lake.......................................................................................................................................54
Annual Batting Leaders................................................................................................ 325-327
Batten, Matthew...............................................................................................................................58
Annual Pitching Leaders............................................................................................ 328-330
Bergert, Ryan.....................................................................................................................................62
Career Batting Leaders.............................................................................................................331
Bogaerts, Xander.............................................................................................................................64
Career Pitching Leaders.........................................................................................................332
Brito, Jhony...........................................................................................................................................74
Single-Season Batting Leaders........................................................................................ 333
Camarena, Daniel........................................................................................................................... 78
Single-Season Pitching Leaders...................................................................................... 334
Campusano, Luis.............................................................................................................................82
No-Hitter.............................................................................................................................................335
Carlton, Drew.....................................................................................................................................86
Low-Hit Games..............................................................................................................................336
Carpenter, Ryan................................................................................................................................90
Home Run History.......................................................................................................................337
Castañon, Marcos..........................................................................................................................94
Single-Season Records................................................................................................ 338-341
Cosgrove, Tom...................................................................................................................................96
Single-Game Records................................................................................................... 342-343
Cronenworth, Jake....................................................................................................................................98
Single-Inning Records............................................................................................................. 344
Cruz, Yovanny.............................................................................................................................................104
Doubleheader Records........................................................................................................... 344
Darvish, Yu.....................................................................................................................................................106
Consecutive Records....................................................................................................345-346
De Los Santos, Enyel............................................................................................................................. 116
Rookie Records..................................................................................................................346-347
Estrada, Jeremiah.................................................................................................................................... 120
Batting Records by Position................................................................................................ 348
Festa, Matt..................................................................................................................................................... 122
Relief Pitching Records...........................................................................................................349
Gillaspie, Logan........................................................................................................................................ 126
Last Time it Happened...................................................................................................350-351
Go, Woo-Suk................................................................................................................................................ 128
Triple Plays.........................................................................................................................................351
Groome, Jay..................................................................................................................................................130
Padres All-Time Roster..................................................................................................352-358
Hernandez, Nick....................................................................................................................................... 132
Higashioka, Kyle.......................................................................................................................................134
OPPONENTS.........................................................................................................................................359
Iriarte, Jairo...................................................................................................................................................140
All-Time Record vs. Opponents........................................................................................ 360
Jacob, Alek..................................................................................................................................................... 142
Annual Record vs. Opponents................................................................................. 360-361
Johnson, Bryce..........................................................................................................................................144
Opponents.............................................................................................................................362-365
Kim, Ha-Seong...........................................................................................................................................146
King, Michael.............................................................................................................................................. 152
SCOUTING AND PLAYER DEVELOPMENT................................................................................366
Kolek, Stephen...........................................................................................................................................158
Player Development Staff.......................................................................................................367
Kopps, Kevin................................................................................................................................................160
Support Staff & Administration..........................................................................................368
Krob, Austin.................................................................................................................................................. 162
Sports Medicine & Performance......................................................................................369
Lugo, Moises................................................................................................................................................164
Scouting.............................................................................................................................................370
Machado, Manny.....................................................................................................................................166
Area Scouts............................................................................................................................ 371-372
Marcano, Tucupita.................................................................................................................................. 176
International Scouting & Operations.................................................................. 372-373
Marsee, Jakob.............................................................................................................................................180
Professional Scouts.................................................................................................................... 374
Martorella, Nathan................................................................................................................................. 182
Padres Affiliate History & Coaches......................................................................375-380
Matsui, Yuki...................................................................................................................................................184
Padres Dominican Republic Baseball Park................................................................381
Mazur, Adam................................................................................................................................................186
Spring Training/Peoria Sports Complex......................................................................382
McCoy, Mason............................................................................................................................................ 188
All-Time Padres First-Round Draft Picks.....................................................................383
Mercado, Óscar.........................................................................................................................................190
Minor League Players.................................................................................................... 384-413
Merrill, Jackson.........................................................................................................................................194
Mitchell, Cal..................................................................................................................................................196
PETCO PARK...........................................................................................................................................414
Mondou, Nate........................................................................................................................................... 200
Ground Rules ..................................................................................................................................415
Morejon, Adrian.......................................................................................................................................202
Park Information.................................................................................................................416-423
Musgrove, Joe............................................................................................................................................206
Brown Is Back.................................................................................................................................423
Nance, Tommy........................................................................................................................................... 216
City Connect....................................................................................................................................424
Ornelas, Tirso.............................................................................................................................................. 218
Petco Park Firsts...........................................................................................................................425
Otto, Glenn...................................................................................................................................................220
Petco Park Statues......................................................................................................................425
Patiño, Luis................................................................................................................................................... 224
Gallagher Square Renovation..................................................................................426-428
Pauley, Graham........................................................................................................................................228
Peralta, Wandy......................................................................................................................................... 230
Perez Jr., Robert....................................................................................................................................... 234
COMMUNITY.............................................................................................................................430-436
Plawecki, Kevin....................................................................................................................................... 236
Profar, Jurickson......................................................................................................................................240
MEDIA......................................................................................................................................................438
Reynolds, Sean.........................................................................................................................................246
Padres Communications........................................................................................................439
Rosario, Eguy.............................................................................................................................................248
Media................................................................................................................................................... 440
Salas, Ethan................................................................................................................................................. 252
Broadcasters........................................................................................................................ 441-444
Sandridge, Jayvien................................................................................................................................254
Padres Content............................................................................................................................. 444
Seagle, Chandler.....................................................................................................................................256
Snelling, Robby........................................................................................................................................258
PETCO PARK SEATING CHART......................................................................................................445
Suarez, Robert......................................................................................................................................... 260
Sullivan, Brett.............................................................................................................................................264
2024 REGULAR SEASON SCHEDULE.........................................................................................446
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FRONT OFFICE DIRECTORY
SENIOR EXECUTIVES BASEBALL OPERATIONS

Chairman Eric Kutsenda Vice President, Assistant General Manager Fred Uhlman, Jr.
EXECUTIVES
Chief Executive Officer Erik Greupner Vice President, Baseball Operations Nick Ennis
President, Baseball Operations & General Manager A.J. Preller Director, Baseball Operations Allison Luneborg
Chief Operating Officer Caroline Perry Senior Advisor/Director of Player Personnel Logan White
Executive Vice President, Business Affairs Sergio del Prado Special Assistant to the General Manager James Keller
Executive Vice President, Community & International Impact Tom Seidler Special Assistant to the General Manager David Post
Senior Vice President, Chief Marketing Officer Chris Connolly Senior Advisor, Baseball Operations & Scouting Ron Rizzi
MANAGER
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Senior Vice President, Chief Financial Officer Greg Massey Senior Advisor, Baseball Operations Trevor Hoffman
Senior Vice President, Ballpark Operations Ken Kawachi Senior Advisor, Baseball Operations Glenn Hoffman
Senior Vice President, Baseball Operations Josh Stein Special Assistant to the General Manager Moises Alou
Senior Vice President, People & Culture Sara Greenspan Special Assistant, Baseball Operations Hideo Nomo
Senior Vice President, Special Events Jaclyn Lash Advisor, Baseball Operations Chan Ho Park
SUPPORT STAFF, ADVISORS
& BASEBALL OPERATIONS
Senior Vice President, Business Strategy & Analytics Scott Robish Advisor, Baseball Operations Bill Masse
Senior Vice President, Ticket Sales & Service Curt Waugh
BASEBALL SYSTEMS AND RESEARCH & DEVELOPMENT
EXECUTIVE SUPPORT STAFF Vice President, Baseball Research & Development Adam Esquer
Executive Assistant to the Chief Executive Officer Virginia Schang Vice President, Baseball Systems Wells Oliver
Special Assistant to the Chief Executive Officer Mark Loretta Director, Sports Science Nathan Landau
Executive Assistant to the Chief Operating Officer Julia Lepore Director, Baseball Research & Development Cody Zupnick
Executive Assistant to the President of Baseball Operations Lauren Whatley Asst. Director, Amateur Analysis, Baseball Research & Development Layne Gross
Senior Analyst, Baseball Research & Development Mario Paciuc
ACCOUNTING AND FINANCE Senior Analyst, Baseball Research & Development Joseph Sutcliffe
Controller David Montgomery Senior Manager, Baseball Systems Garret Doe
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PLAYER HEALTH
Manager, Accounting Devin Carr Senior Developer, Baseball Systems Michael Vanger
Manager, Accounting Sherine Abu-Rahma Developer, Baseball Systems Gustavo Montalvo
Manager, Payroll Ryan Wolcott Senior Data Engineer Mike Peterson
Coordinator, Payroll Lily Castillo Senior Performance Scientist Patrick Cherveny
Coordinator, Purchasing & Diverse Business Partner Doris Middleton Biomechanist, Sports Science Jesus Ramos
Staff Accountant Grant Hopkins Coordinator, Sports Science Rebekah Lajoie
Staff Accountant Mark Trias Performance Analyst, Sports Science Chris Apecechea
Accounts Payable Clerk Kevin McNamara Performance Analyst, Sports Science Travis Craven
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Performance Analyst, Sports Science Chris Turrisi

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BALLPARK MANAGEMENT Analyst, Baseball Research & Development Graham Cartwright

Senior Director, Field Operations Mat Balough Analyst, Baseball Research & Development Benjamin Howell
Director, Field Operations Peter Hayes Analyst, Baseball Research & Development Jeremiah Wilson
Director, Ballpark Operations Christian Mua
Senior Manager, Event Operations Kim Seaburg MAJOR LEAGUE SUPPORT STAFF
Senior Manager, Event Security & Operations Lauren Hall Director, Player & Staff Services TJ Lasita
HISTORY &
RECORDS
Manager, Security, Venue Operations & Compliance Michelle Martinez-LaVetter Special Assistant, Major League Staff & Baseball Operations Allen Craig
Manager, Field Operations Robert Gladwell Special Assistant, Major League Staff & Baseball Operations A.J. Ellis
Manager, Event Operations James Tucker Special Assistant, Major League Staff & Baseball Operations Craig Stammen
Manager, Event Operations Madison Taylor-Hawk Major League Video Coordinator Joe McAlpin
Coordinator, Event Security & Operations Taylor Lopeman Major League Assistant Video Coordinator Adam Hunt
Assistant, Ballpark Operations Samantha Skloss Coordinator, Advance Scouting & Baseball Operations Jim McKew
OPPONENTS
Assistant, Event Operations Hunter Walsh Major League Assistant Coach Scott Stroud
Supervisor, Ballpark Security Ruben Arizmendi Coordinator, Japanese Player Services Shingo Horie
Supervisor, Ballpark Security Reginald Collins Major League Interpreter - Korean Leo Bae
Supervisor, Ballpark Security Andres Rivadeneyra Major League Interpreter - Korean David Lee
Supervisor, Ballpark Security Angel Vega Torres Major League Interpreter - Japanese Yusuke Horii
Security Officer Lead Silvestre Balistreri Manager, Clubhouse & Equipment TJ Laidlaw
SCOUTING & PLAYER
Travel Security Representative Pete Cacheiro Assistant Equipment Manager & Umpire Room Attendant Tony Petricca
DEVELOPMENT
Clubhouse Assistant – Home James Bigler

BALLPARK FACILITIES MANAGEMENT Clubhouse Assistant – Home Josh Vernetti
Vice President, Facilities and Special Projects Randy McWilliams Clubhouse Assistant – Home Cole Flint
Director, Facilities Management & Engineering Daniel Day Clubhouse Assistant – Home Grant Muenchow
Director, Facility Services Armando Montes Clubhouse Assistant – Home Freddy Ochoa
Manager, Ballpark Facilities Becky Patlan Manager, Visiting Clubhouse Spencer Dallin
Chief Engineer John Cooper Clubhouse Assistant – Visitor Brendan McClain
Senior Facilities Engineer Alberto Canedo Clubhouse Assistant – Visitor Nick Johnson
PETCO PARK
Senior Facilities Engineer Jose Garcia Clubhouse Assistant – Visitor Ricardo Mendoza
Senior Facilities Engineer Steve Heimer Clubhouse Assistant – Visitor Raul Leo
Senior Facilities Engineer Gene Leatherwood Clubhouse Assistant – Visitor Brett Ralls
Senior Facilities Engineer Miles Talmont
Facilities Engineer, Refrigeration & HVAC Maria Lopez MEDICAL AND TRAINING STAFF
Facilities Engineer Nicholas Addonizio Director, Player Health & Performance Don Tricker
Facilities Engineer Salvador Gomez Diaz Head Athletic Trainer Mark Rogow
COMMUNITY
Facilities Engineer Stephen Gryska Major League Assistant Athletic Trainer Ben Fraser
Facilities Engineer Ethan Hatch Major League Assistant Athletic Trainer Ricky Huerta
Junior Facilities Engineer Giovanni Melendrez Major League Physical Therapist Scott Hacker
Major League Strength & Conditioning Coach Jay Young
Major League Strength & Conditioning Coach Ryo Naito
MEDIA
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Lead Performance Dietitian Jaime Gottlieb Business Analyst Connor Bailey

Major League Massage Therapist Ryuji Ikuno
EXECUTIVES
Major League Massage Therapist Atsushi Nakasone COMMUNICATIONS
Quality Assurance, Player Health and Performance Hillary Plummer Vice President, Communications Craig Hughner
Director, Business Communications & Spanish Media Relations Danny Sanchez
PLAYER DEVELOPMENT Director, Media Relations & Baseball Information Darren Feeney
Vice President, Player Development Ryley Westman Senior Manager, Business Communications Vanessa Dominguez
Assistant Director, Player Development Mike Daly Manager, Media Relations & Baseball Information JP Nolan
MANAGER
& STAFF
Field Coordinator Vinny Lopez Coordinator, Communications Tiffany Seal
Director, Pitching Development Rob Marcello
Pitching Coordinator Jose Rada COMMUNITY IMPACT
Hitting Coordinator Oscar Bernard Vice President, Community Impact Bill Johnston
DIRECTORY
Hitting Coordinator Jonathan Mathews Director, Community Impact Connor Feeney
Hitting Advisor Scott Coolbaugh Senior Manager, Player Families & Community Impact Sarah Wiggins
ADVISORS & BASEBALL

Infield Coordinator Felipe Blanco Manager, Player Relations & Community Impact Andrea Piocos
SUPPORT STAFF,
OPERATIONS
Catching Coordinator Brian Whatley Coordinator, Military & Community Impact Carly Myers
Rehab Pitching Coordinator Matt Hancock Advisor, Military Affairs Johnny Nilsen
Player Plan Coordinator Molly Meyer
Manager, Minor League Administration/Peoria Operations Todd Stephenson CONCESSIONS & RETAIL
Manager, Minor League Clubhouse & Equipment AJ Bridges Vice President, Hospitality Josh Momberg
Manager, Learning, Education & Life Skills Kaitlyn Simmons Director, Retail Operations Samantha Schy
Manager, Video Operations & Professional Scout Ethan Dixon Manager, Hospitality Peter Thai
Coordinator, International Player Development Vicente Cafaro Assistant, Hospitality Tyler Avalos
Coordinator, Player Development Clinton Sewell
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PLAYER HEALTH
Coordinator, Scouting & Player Development Administration Adrian Ortiz CORPORATE PARTNERSHIPS
Mental Skills Coordinator Rosa Pou Vice President, Partnership Services Eddie Quinn
Mental Skills Coach Fabian Di Lorenzo Director, Partnership Development Alyssa Brown
Lead ESL instructor Sherly German Director, Partnership Development Jeff Farmer
Coordinator, Medical Services & Administration JoJo Tarantino Director, Partnership Development Ryan Thorvaldsen
Rehab Strength & Conditioning Coach Dwayne Peterson Director, Partnership Services Hunter Khaleghi
Performance Dietitian Hannah Cooper Manager, Partnership Fulfillment Kaitlynn Aguirre
Physical Therapist Taylor McWilliams Manager, Partnership Services Codi Baylor
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Physical Therapist Alan Ng Manager, Partnership Services William Grant
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Manager, Partnership Services Katelyn Roth
SCOUTING & INTERNATIONAL OPERATIONS Coordinator, Corporate Partnerships Natalie Devin
Vice President, Amateur & International Scouting Chris Kemp
Vice President, Professional Scouting Pete DeYoung CREATIVE SERVICES
Director, Pacific Rim Operations Acey Kohrogi Senior Director, Creative Digital Design Daniel Kim
Director, International Operations César Rizik Manager, Graphic Design Evan Denworth
HISTORY &
RECORDS
Manager, Professional Scouting & Baseball Operations Brett Becker Senior Graphic Designer Grant Gabriel
Coordinator, Amateur Scouting Operations Max Kraust Graphic Designer Elissa Ji
Special Assistant, Professional Scouting Keith Boeck
Special Assistant, Professional Scouting Spencer Graham ENTERTAINMENT, BROADCASTING, PRODUCTION AND ARCHIVES
Professional Scouting Crosschecker Mike Juhl Vice President, Broadcasting & Entertainment Erik Meyer
Professional Scouting Crosschecker Chuck LaMar Director, Game Presentation Daniel Casados
OPPONENTS
Professional Scouting Crosschecker Dominic Viola Director, Scoreboard Operations Jeff Praught
Southeast Supervisor Nick Brannon Director, Video Production Thomas Higdon
West Coast Supervisor Josh Emmerick Senior Manager, Event Production Brian Lewis
Northeast Supervisor Mike Kanen Senior Manager, Video Engineer Matthew Hall
South Central Supervisor Andrew Savlo Senior Manager, Video Operations Danny Gibble
International Scouting Supervisor Trevor Schumm Senior Team Photographer Matt Thomas
SCOUTING & PLAYER
International Scouting Supervisor, Mexico Bill McLaughlin Manager, Archives Sandy O’Toole
DEVELOPMENT
Administrator, Dominican Republic Baseball Operations Franklyn Peguero Senior Producer/Editor Sonni Simmons
Assistant Administrator, Dominican Republic Baseball Operations Martina Pereyra Producer/Editor Joseph Earwicker
Video Editor/Motion Graphics Designer Matt Subrizi
BROADCASTERS Videographer/Producer Keith Dottley
Broadcaster Jesse Agler Videographer/Producer Cristian Vaca
Broadcaster Mariluz Cook Audio Engineer Aaron Sum
Broadcaster Mark Grant
Broadcaster Pedro Gutierrez FAN ENGAGEMENT
PETCO PARK
Broadcaster Tony Gwynn Jr. Senior Director, Fan Engagement Darryl Mendoza
Broadcaster Carlos Hernandez Senior Manager, Fan Engagement & Entertainment Jesi Naire
Broadcaster Don Orsillo Manager, Fan Engagement & Entertainment Andrew Grant
Broadcaster Eduardo Ortega
Broadcaster Mike Pomeranz GUEST EXPERIENCE
Broadcaster Bob Scanlan Vice President, Guest Experience Ray Daryabigi
Senior Manager, Guest Experience Jenna Matsushita
COMMUNITY
BUSINESS ANALYTICS Manager, Guest Experience Caleb Van Hovel

Director, CRM & Data Strategy Lisa Beno Coordinator, Guest Experience Lindsey Cassidy
Director, Business Strategy & Analytics David Kingery Coordinator, Guest Experience Erin O’Neill
Senior Manager, Business Strategy & Analytics Matthew Sullivan
Coordinator, Ticket Systems Samantha DiMaggio
MEDIA
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MARKETING & SOCIAL MEDIA Account Manager, Group Tickets & Hospitality Logan Washburn
Senior Director, Marketing Emily Wittig Senior Account Executive, Group Tickets & Hospitality Conor Bierfeldt
EXECUTIVES
Senior Manager, Marketing JL Dominguez Senior Account Executive, Group Tickets & Hospitality Derek Pharis
Manager, Marketing Tess Bloom Account Executive, Group Tickets & Hospitality Karina Boites
Manager, Social Media Alejandra Nocera Account Executive, Group Tickets & Hospitality Sutton Derr
Manager, Social Media Samantha Mellies-U’Ren Account Executive, Group Tickets & Hospitality Jack Donovan
Analyst, Multimedia Bill Center Account Executive, Group Tickets & Hospitality Jackson Fricke
Account Executive, Group Tickets & Hospitality Evan Gross
MANAGER
& STAFF
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY Account Executive, Group Tickets & Hospitality Megan Guest
Vice President, Information Technology Ray Chan Account Executive, Group Tickets & Hospitality Hannah Plackowski
Director, Information Technology Oscar Castro Coordinator, Theme Game Sales & Operations Madison Douglas
Manager, Application Developer Dan Lee Coordinator, Ticket Sales & Services Operations Alyssa Filiatreau
Application Developer Michael Kelly
Systems & Telecom Administrator Hector Ortega MEMBERSHIP DEVELOPMENT

Senior Network Administrator Kris Peralta Manager, Membership & Inside Sales Sean Horan
Junior Systems Administrator Oliver Bermoy Senior Account Executive, Membership Development Adrian Sadighi
Coordinator, Information Technology Alexandra Cook Senior Account Executive, Membership Development Ryan Fedde
Desktop Support Specialist Dawson Adolfsson Senior Account Executive, Membership Development Jack Tovey
Desktop Support Specialist Jacob Sheppard Account Executive, Membership Development Maddy Cosgrove
Account Executive, Membership Development Katie Quick
LEGAL Inside Sales Representative Pedro Chan Cua
Vice President, General Counsel Terezka Zabka Inside Sales Representative Tom Merk
Inside Sales Representative Emily Shipcott
PEOPLE & CULTURE
& PERFORMANCE
PLAYER HEALTH
Director, Benefits & Risk Management Joanne Bautista MEMBERSHIP SERVICES

Director, People & Culture/Event Staff Christina Hall Senior Director, Membership Services Ashley Hoffman
Manager, People & Culture Noelle Mendoza Senior Manager, Membership Services Steve Carter
Specialist, Talent Acquisition and Onboarding Kristen Noneman Senior Manager, Premium Services Marisa Kezirian
Coordinator, People & Culture Elizabeth Kiefner Manager, Membership Services Briana Vega
Senior Account Specialist, Premium Services Troy Jurney
PUBLIC AFFAIRS Senior Account Specialist & Team Lead, Membership Services Justin McClendon
Vice President, Public Affairs Diana Puetz Account Specialist, Business Membership Services Jessica Lugo
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Account Specialist, Business Membership Services Jack Ruegge

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SPECIAL EVENTS Account Specialist, Business Membership Services Jason West

Senior Director, Special Events Stephanie Grace Account Specialist, Membership Services Sarah Aragon
Senior Director, Special Events Kristie Ewing Account Specialist, Membership Services Cade Bandera
Operations Director, Special Events Drew Gomes Account Specialist, Membership Services Dillon Bornholtz
Director, Special Events Paula Badali Account Specialist, Membership Services Max Cohen
Senior Manager, Special Events Nicole Lucatuorto Account Specialist, Membership Services Connor Curley
HISTORY &
RECORDS
Senior Manager, Special Events Juliana Spina Account Specialist, Membership Services Kevin Douglas
Manager, Special Events Shelby Leonard Account Specialist, Membership Services Devon Edwards
Manager, Special Events Jackie Stone Account Specialist, Membership Services Olivia O’Brien
Operations Manager, Special Events Sean Kinsella Account Specialist, Membership Services Sam Robinson
Operations Manager, Special Events Agustin Vazquez Account Specialist, Membership Services Crystal Sanchez
Operations Coordinator, Special Events Henry Gentile Account Specialist, Membership Services Aubree Schrandt
OPPONENTS
Sales Coordinator, Special Events Cassandra Ahern Account Specialist, Premium Membership Services Samuel Stiker
Sales Coordinator, Special Events Madison Terry
TICKET OPERATIONS
PREMIUM SALES Senior Director, Ticket Operations Jim Kiersnowski
Director, Premium & Membership & Suite Sales Carter Motley Director, Ticket Operations Gabriel Kunde
Senior Manager, Premium & Suite Sales Wil Cannon Director, Ticket Systems Ellen Lopresti
SCOUTING & PLAYER
Manager, Premium Sales Gerald Harris Manager, Ticket Operations Emily Gross
DEVELOPMENT
Manager, Premium Sales Joe Galati Manager, Box Office & Ticket Operations Vanessa Cummins
Manager, Premium Sales Jack Spohn Manager, Ticket Systems Brittany Ramos
Account Executive, Premium Sales Tommy Knopf Assistant Manager, Box Office & Ticket Operations Sean Nichols
Account Executive, Premium Sales Alex Ross Assistant Manager, Box Office & Ticket Operations Lorena Rios
GROUP TICKETS AND HOSPITALITY TOURISM & CORPORATE EVENTS

Director, Group Tickets & Hospitality Jenna Sain Senior Director, Tourism & Corporate Events Chelsea Dill
Senior Manager, Group Tickets & Hospitality Anil Cannon Senior Manager, Tourism Sales Melissa DiMartino
PETCO PARK
Account Manager, Group Tickets & Hospitality Ryan Eifler Account Executive, Tourism Sales Chad Brinza
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DESIGN/EDITORIAL ASSISTANCE STATISTICS
COMMUNITY
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Vanessa Dominguez Stats LLC www.padres.com/friarwire
Tom Seidler Baseball-Reference.com www.padresbeisbol.com
Bill Center MiLB.com www.facebook.com/padres
Jesse Agler Fangraphs www.twitter.com/padres
Emily Wittig Retrosheet.org (Dave Smith) www.twitter.com/lospadres
Connor Novak
MEDIA
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ERIC KUTSENDA
EXECUTIVES
EXECUTIVES
CHAIRMAN
Eric Kutsenda is the Chairman and interim control person of the San Diego Padres. He was
appointed to his current position with the Padres in November 2023 following the passing of former
Chairman and owner Peter Seidler.
MANAGER
Eric is also a co-founder and Managing Partner of Seidler Equity Partners (“SEP”), a private equity
& STAFF
firm that provides capital and management support to entrepreneurial companies across the
United States and Australia. The firm manages more than $5 billion of equity capital. Kutsenda is
actively involved in establishing and overseeing the implementation of the firm’s strategic vision,
promoting its core investment principles, and supervising the support of its portfolio companies.
He is a member of the firm’s Executive Committee and Investment Committee.
Kutsenda began his professional career at KPMG LLP, where he focused on providing tax structuring advice and due diligence
support for mergers and acquisitions. Prior to co-founding SEP, he was a principal at a Chicago-based investment firm. He is
also a Certified Public Accountant.
Eric is involved in a variety of other organizations including Young Presidents’ Organization (past Chapter Chair) and serves on
the advisory boards of several non-profit and for-profit enterprises.
A native of Chicago, Ill., Kutsenda earned a Bachelor’s Degree in Accountancy from the University of Illinois and a Master’s
Degree in Taxation from DePaul University.
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HISTORY &
RECORDS
OPPONENTS
SCOUTING & PLAYER
DEVELOPMENT
PETCO PARK
COMMUNITY
MEDIA
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ERIK GREUPNER
EXECUTIVES
EXECUTIVES
CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER
Erik Greupner was promoted to his current post of chief executive officer in January 2021. Greupner
oversees the Padres’ business operations and leads the growth and development of the club’s
business and culture. 2024 marks his 14th season in San Diego after joining the club in December
2010. During his tenure as CEO, the Padres have consistently ranked in the top five among all
MANAGER
Major League Baseball clubs in attendance, including ranking second in 2023 while setting Padres
& STAFF
all-time franchise records in attendance, season ticket sales, and every local revenue category.
Under his leadership, the Padres became the first MLB club to secure a jersey patch partner, have
significantly grown its fundraising and positive impact in the San Diego and Baja community
through the Padres Foundation, and have meticulously maintained and improved Petco Park while
retaining the continuous ranking as USA Today’s No. 1 Ballpark in MLB.
ADVISORS & BASEBALL

Prior to assuming the role of CEO, Greupner served as president of business operations from December 2018 through December
SUPPORT STAFF,
OPERATIONS
2020 and chief operating officer from November 2016 to November 2018. While serving in those posts, he guided the club
through the COVID-19 pandemic, led the club’s successful effort to secure the development rights for a transformational multi-
use real estate project on Tailgate Lot, and oversaw the team’s business operations, including all revenue generation. During this
time, the Padres set sponsorship, group ticketing, single game, opening series and non-baseball event revenue and attendance
records. The Padres also positively impacted the San Diego community through supporting racial justice efforts and frontline
workers during the pandemic, including launching California’s first COVID-19 super vaccination site at Petco Park.
Greupner served in various roles for the Padres from December 2010 to November 2016. Over this period, he led the lobbying
efforts and negotiations that resulted in the Padres amending its lease with the City of San Diego to significantly increase
the number of non-baseball events at Petco Park and create a positive economic impact on the City. Greupner also led the
& PERFORMANCE
PLAYER HEALTH
negotiations of a new long-term lease and construction of the Padres’ Spring Training facility and renovated stadium in Peoria,
Ariz. Finally, Greupner’s efforts were instrumental in securing the 2016 MLB All-Star Game in San Diego.
Prior to joining the Padres, Greupner worked as a corporate and transactional attorney with the international law firm Gibson,
Dunn & Crutcher LLP. While at Gibson Dunn, he advised senior management of public and private companies in general
corporate matters, acquirers and targets in mergers and acquisitions transactions, and institutional investors and fund sponsors
in the formation and operation of private investment funds.
Prior to his time with Gibson Dunn, Greupner worked in sales management roles with Goldman Sachs & Company and Scudder
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Weisel Capital, LLC.
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Greupner earned his Juris Doctor degree magna cum laude from the University of San Diego School of Law, where he was a
member of the Order of the Coif. He served as a judicial intern for the Honorable M. Margaret McKeown, U.S. Court of Appeals,
Ninth Circuit.
A native of Minneapolis, Minn., Greupner graduated cum laude from Wheaton College, Illinois with a Bachelor of Arts degree in
philosophy and communications. During his four years at Wheaton, Greupner was a defensive back and receiver for the Thunder
football team. He currently serves on the board of trustees of the Rady Children’s Hospital Foundation, MLB’s International
HISTORY &
RECORDS
Committee and the President’s Working Group of the Business and Media Board. He and his wife, Laura, have a son, Thomas,
and two daughters, Ella, and Kate.
OPPONENTS
SCOUTING & PLAYER
DEVELOPMENT
PETCO PARK
COMMUNITY
MEDIA
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A.J. PRELLER
EXECUTIVES
EXECUTIVES
PRESIDENT OF BASEBALL OPERATIONS & GENERAL MANAGER
A.J. Preller was promoted to his current position of president of baseball operations and general
manager in February 2021. He originally joined the Padres as executive vice president/general
manager on August 6, 2014, making him the 5th-longest tenured GM in Major League Baseball.
Under his leadership, the Padres have reached the postseason twice in the last four years. In
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2022, San Diego reached the National League Championship Series, marking the first time the club
advanced to the NLCS in 24 years (1998). San Diego defeated the New York Mets, 2-1, in the Wild
Card Series and beat their division rival Los Angeles Dodgers, 3-1, in the NLDS before falling to the
Philadelphia Phillies, 4-1, in the NLCS. The club ended a 14-year postseason drought in 2020 with
a 37-23 (.617) regular season record, their best winning percentage in club history. After finishing
the season with the second-best record in the National League, the Padres defeated the St. Louis
Cardinals in the NL Wild Card Series, their first postseason series win since 1998 and the first postseason series win at Petco
Park.
Over his tenure, Preller has overseen the acquisition of a significant level of talent through various channels. He signed marquee
free agents, including Manny Machado, Xander Bogaerts and Ha-Seong Kim. Across multiple years, he executed trades netting
a talent haul of Juan Soto, Fernando Tatis Jr., Yu Darvish, Blake Snell, Joe Musgrove, Josh Hader, Jake Cronenworth and Trent
Grisham among others. Along with the professional scouting group, Preller mined the waiver wire and minor league free agency
to find key bullpen pieces and eventual All-Stars in Kirby Yates and Brad Hand along with Craig Stammen. Under his direction,
the amateur scouting department has drafted several consensus top prospects, including Jackson Merrill, Robby Snelling, Dylan
Lesko, MacKenzie Gore, C.J. Abrams, Robert Hassell and Jakob Marsee, while the international scouting staff signed Ethan
Salas, Jairo Iriarte, Samuel Zavala, Adrian Morejon, Luis Patino, Tucupita Marcano and Leodalis De Vries.
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While constructing a winning Major League roster, Preller has also strengthened and preserved the club’s farm system, earning
a Top 3 ranking from 2019 through 2021. The Padres made history in 2019 with a record-breaking 10 players on MLB Pipeline’s
Top 100 Prospects list. The farm system is once again one of the strongest in MLB entering 2024, including No. 4 in ESPN’s
yearly rankings (was 23rd entering 2023).
Prior to his time in San Diego, Preller served as assistant general manager of the Texas Rangers, overseeing the player
development and scouting departments and serving as a key advisor on all player acquisitions. Over 10 years in Texas, Preller
was integral to the Rangers’ efforts to upgrade the talent level throughout the system, playing an instrumental role in the club’s
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consecutive World Series appearances in 2010-11, as well as in the construction and organization of the Rangers’ development
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program in the Dominican Republic. From 2010-13, he served as a senior director of player personnel, overseeing professional,
international and amateur scouting.
Before joining the Rangers, Preller spent three years in the baseball operations department of the Los Angeles Dodgers, working
with the professional, amateur and international scouting departments. He also was heavily involved in salary arbitration work
for the Dodgers.
A native of Huntington Station, N.Y., Preller graduated Summa Cum Laude from Cornell University in 1999 and was inducted into
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the South Huntington Hall of Fame in 2012. He began his baseball career with an internship for the Philadelphia Phillies before
taking a position with the Arizona Fall League where he worked under Hall of Famer Frank Robinson, whom he later joined at
Major League Baseball for two years, aiding Robinson in several areas and working closely with the Labor Relations Department
on salary arbitration issues.
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CAROLINE PERRY
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CHIEF OPERATING OFFICER
Caroline Perry was promoted to her current position of Chief Operating Officer in January 2023.
She is the highest-ranking female employee in Padres history and is currently one of only two
female COO’s in Major League Baseball (other: Marti Wronski, Brewers).
The 2024 season marks Perry’s 14th with the Padres after originally joining the club as associate
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general counsel in April 2011. In her current role, she oversees the Padres’ ballpark operations,
business strategy and analytics, legal, finance, government affairs and information technology
operations.
Perry has been involved in many large-scale projects for the Padres, including the Padres’
renovation of Gallagher Square, negotiations with the City of San Diego surrounding the All-Star
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Game and the management of Petco Park and the sale of the team to the current ownership group in 2012.
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Prior to joining the Padres, Perry worked as a corporate attorney for Davis Polk & Wardwell LLP in the Bay Area and Cravath
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Swaine & Moore LLP in New York, where she focused primarily on corporate finance and general corporate matters. Prior to
graduating from law school, Perry was an account management associate at BlackRock, the world’s largest asset manager.
A native of San Diego, Perry graduated with honors from Stanford University with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Human Biology.
Perry earned her law degree from Columbia University, where she was a James Kent scholar and managing editor of the Columbia
Business Law Review. She serves on the board of directors of Make-a-Wish and is an adjunct professor at the University of San
Diego School of Law. Perry and her husband, Adam, live in La Jolla with their two daughters, Adeline and Amelia.
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SERGIO DEL PRADO
EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT, BUSINESS AFFAIRS
Sergio del Prado enters his 10th season with the Padres after joining the club in June 2015 as vice president
corporate partnerships. He was promoted to his current position in January 2024, a role in which he
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oversees corporate sponsorship sales and service, linear and digital media sales and ticket sales and
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service. During his tenure in San Diego, corporate partnerships has seen revenue growth in each of the
last nine seasons (2015-23) reaching all-time highs every season. del Prado has also worked with partners
to enhance fan experience with ballpark destinations and fan amenities such as the Petco Barkyard
(sports first pet suites), Lexus Premier Club, Ballast Point Craft Pier, Budweiser Loft, Gallagher Square,
Gallagher Chairman’s Club, Southwest Airlines Party’s at the Park, Callaway’s Links at Petco Park, Toyota
Beach and Cutwater Agave Club. In 2022 under del Prado’s leadership, the Padres became the first MLB team to sell a jersey patch
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del Prado came to San Diego from Los Angeles, where he spent nine seasons with the Dodgers prior to starting his own sports
marketing consulting business, del Prado Group Sports Marketing Consulting. With the Dodgers, del Prado most recently served as
vice president, sales, overseeing ticket sales, sponsorship sales and service, Spanish broadcast sales and service and premium sales
and service. Prior to joining the Dodgers, del Prado spent two years as general manager of the Los Angeles Galaxy soccer team.
Under his watch, the team led Major League Soccer in attendance and sponsorship revenue, while playing for the MLS Cup.
del Prado previously worked as SVP Corporate Marketing with the 1999 Women’s World Cup and spent nine years with the Los OPPONENTS
Angeles Kings of the National Hockey League, ultimately serving as director of marketing and corporate sales and leading the sales
efforts that resulted with the Staples Center naming rights deal.
Born in Havana, Cuba, Del Prado earned a Bachelor of Science degree in business administration from California State University,
Long Beach. He and his wife, Leslie, have two children: Monica and Eric.
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TOM SEIDLER
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EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT, COMMUNITY & INTERNATIONAL IMPACT
Tom Seidler enters his 34th season in professional baseball and his 12th with the Padres. He was
promoted to his current position in January 2024, a role in which he oversees the club’s efforts to
improve the lives of underserved communities in San Diego and Baja.
Seidler also oversees player and alumni relations, developing programs such as Manny’s
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Hot Corner, Players Community Tour, Tony Gwynn Community All Stars, and Johnny Ritchey
Scholarships, which honor current and former players while supporting those in need. He manages
the club’s support of first responders, the military, veterans and their families. Seilder leads the
Padres’ PlayBall initiatives, which include Future Padres (20,000 free jerseys and hats distributed to
youth baseball/softball leagues), and a fast-growing Padres Rookie League (free summer baseball
program to boys and girls from areas of need).

Seidler manages the Padres’ Hispanic community engagement on both sides of the border and leads efforts in international
outreach, including games and community engagement in Mexico City in 2023 and Seoul, South Korea in 2024. Seidler has
managed the Padres Volunteer Team since its launch in 2015, a program which has engaged more than 7,000 volunteer members
of the community and provided more than 45,000 hours of service and $1,000,000 of value to local non-profits.
As President of the Padres Foundation, Seidler has managed the Foundation’s 10-fold growth in both fundraising and grants
distributed in San Diego and Baja over the past 10 years. Seidler led large-scale grant programs in 2016 (in conjunction with the
MLB All-Star Game) and 2019 (commemorating the Padres’ 50th anniversary).
In 2024, he is leading the efforts for the Peter Seidler Legacy Projects, a new multi-year series of grants thanks to significant
financial contributions from fans and matching dollars (5-for-1) from Padres players, ownership, the Padres Foundation and the
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Seidler family.
The Padres community efforts include a wide range of diversity, equity and inclusion programs, including the introduction of the
annual Breaking Barriers Forum and expanded Estrellas Program and Comunidad Awards.
Additionally, the Padres Foundation launched its annual ‘Dinner on the Diamond’ charity gala in 2022 which has raised more
than $1,500,000 for local charities in just two years.
Prior to joining the Padres, Seidler was an owner/operator of minor league baseball clubs. His final stint was as President of
the Visalia Rawhide (California League). Under Seidler’s leadership, the Rawhide broke a 62-year-old attendance record in
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2009, the first of four consecutive years of all-time record attendance. Seidler was twice named Executive of the Year in the
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California League. He previously held management roles with professional baseball teams in Port St. Lucie, Kissimmee, Great
Falls, Stockton, and Caracas, Venezuela.
Seidler earned a Bachelor of Arts degree from the University of Notre Dame and a Master of Business Administration from the
Owen School at Vanderbilt University. He currently serves on the executive committee and board of directors of the San Diego
Regional Economic Development Corporation, and the board of directors for Reality Changers.
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CHRIS CONNOLLY
SENIOR VICE PRESIDENT, CHIEF MARKETING OFFICER
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Chris Connolly enters his fourth season with the Padres and third as senior vice president, chief
marketing officer. In his current role, Connolly oversees all aspects of the Padres marketing, social
media, design, advertising, broadcasting, in-game entertainment and fan engagement. Additionally,
he helps promote and advertise Petco Park’s major concerts and events throughout the year.
Prior to joining the Padres, Connolly spent 12 years working for The Walt Disney Company in a
variety of senior leadership roles throughout his tenure. He led marketing for the Disneyland Resort
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where he was instrumental in the successful launches of Star Wars Galaxy’s Edge in 2019 and
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the Pixar Fest celebration in 2018. Other notable Disneyland accomplishments included driving
merchandise and food revenue to record levels through dedicated social media campaigns.
Additionally, Connolly held the title of Senior Vice President of Consumer Marketing for Disney Consumer Products from 2012-16
where he spearheaded the retail, product development and marketing initiatives behind the highly successful Frozen franchise
and the popular Disney Princess brand. Upon first joining Disney in 2009, Connolly served as the Senior Vice President of
Worldwide Marketing for Walt Disney Studios, which saw him lead the Home Entertainment consumer marketing and creative
services teams responsible for Disney, Pixar, ABC, and Disney Channel DVD releases.
A native of Southern California, Connolly has also held the titles of President of the Big Idea Marketing Group, LLC. and Vice
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President of Worldwide Marketing for Hasbro over his career. The University of California, Los Angeles alum also serves as a
guest lecturer at local universities and enjoys mentoring students. He is a Member of the Board of Directors for The Monarch
School, a San Diego organization that helps unhoused students and their families thrive in both school and life. Connolly and his
wife Denise, a San Diego native, have two daughters, Olivia and Caroline.
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GREG MASSEY
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SENIOR VICE PRESIDENT, CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER
Greg Massey enters his third season with the Padres after spending the previous 23 seasons with
the Seattle Mariners, the last five as vice president, finance. He was promoted to his current role
as senior vice president, chief financial officer in January 2024. As the head of the accounting
and finance departments, Massey works closely with executive management in the oversight of
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financial operations and oversees the daily accounting and payroll functions, financial planning,
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analysis and forecasting, ownership and tax matters, and all internal and external financial reporting
for the Padres.
Massey got his start in Major League Baseball in 1998 after being hired as assistant controller
and was promoted to controller in 2004. Prior to joining the Mariners, Greg worked in the public
accounting and private business sectors. He also served on the Seattle Aquarium Board of Directors from 2009-15.
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A native of San Francisco, Calif., Massey moved to Washington during his teenage years and graduated from Washington State
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University with a bachelor’s degree in business administration with an emphasis in accounting. He also is a Certified Public
Accountant (CPA) and resides in San Diego.
SARA GREENSPAN
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Sara Greenspan was promoted to her current position of Senior Vice President, People & Culture in
February 2021. She originally joined the Padres as Director of Human Resources in May 2012. 2024
marks her 13th season as the head of human resources for the Padres. Greenspan is responsible
for developing and leading the organizations human capital strategy, including, but not limited
to, organizational and leadership development, talent acquisition, DE&I initiatives, compensation,
benefits, risk management, culture initiatives and all labor and employee relations.
Prior to joining the Padres, Greenspan held human resources leadership roles at large consumer
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brand organizations, including Pepsi Bottling Group, Kyocera America, and Yum Brands! -KFC.
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Originally from the east coast, Greenspan graduated with honors from Northeastern University
with a Bachelor of Science Degree in Criminal Justice. After completing her Human Resources certificate from U.C San Diego,
she went on to earn her Senior Professional in Human Resources (SPHR) certification, SHRM-SCP certification, and Lean Six
Sigma Green Belt. She serves on the Board of Directors of Boys and Girls Club of Greater San Diego and on the USD Employer
Advisory Board. Greenspan and her husband, Mike, reside in Scripps Ranch with their very active three children: Gavin, Amelia
and Stella.
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KEN KAWACHI
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SENIOR VICE PRESIDENT, BALLPARK OPERATIONS
One of the longest-tenured employees of the Padres, Ken Kawachi is now entering his 30th season
with the club. He was promoted to his current role of Senior Vice President, Ballpark Operations,
in January 2023, and he is responsible for all facility management and event operations at Petco
Park, while also overseeing engineering, building maintenance and repairs, cleaning and janitorial
services, playing field and exterior landscape maintenance, security and transportation.
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Kawachi joined the Padres in 1995 as an intern in the stadium operations department. He was
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named director of stadium operations in 1999 and director of security & transportation in 2003.
Kawachi earned a Business Administration degree from the University of San Diego in 1995. He
resides in the Del Cerro area of San Diego with his wife, Karen. He has three children: daughter
Emerson and sons, Everett and Ellis.
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JACLYN LASH
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SENIOR VICE PRESIDENT, SPECIAL EVENTS
Jaclyn Lash was promoted to senior vice president, special events in January 2023 after originally
joining the Padres in 2011. Jaclyn and her team have grown the events business at Petco Park and
other surrounding properties, including the San Diego Symphony’s Rady Shell at Jacobs Park and
the new EVE venue at the RaDD property. In her current role, Lash oversees all events for the San
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and off-the-field events for the team. The special events department is responsible for generating
revenue for the ballpark when it would otherwise sit dormant as well as helping enhance the Petco
Park and Padres experience for the community.
Prior to joining the Padres organization, Lash worked as a corporate event planner and
spokesperson for various organizations. She began her career in entertainment with the Jimmy Kimmel Live show working in
music booking and guest coordination.
Jaclyn is a native San Diegan and a graduate of the University of Southern California where she majored in Business and
Cinema-Television. She resides in Point Loma with her husband, Travis, and their children, Gigi and Preston.
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SENIOR VICE PRESIDENT, BUSINESS STRATEGY & ANALYTICS
Scott Robish was promoted to senior vice president, business strategy & analytics in January 2024
after originally joining the Padres as a business analyst in April 2013. In his current role, Robish
oversees all business analytics functions for the Padres, including reporting, forecasting, customer
database and various analytical projects. He manages the team that collaborates with all areas of
business operations to make data-driven decisions.
Robish brings 13 years of experience working in the analytics field. Prior to joining the Padres, he
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worked in the financial services and consulting industries in Minneapolis, Minn. In those roles, he
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used data to optimize marketing campaigns, automate reporting processes, and provide analysis
on strategic projects.
Robish is a 2009 graduate of St. Cloud State University (Minn.), where he majored in Statistics and Economics. He resides in La
Mesa with his wife, Emma, and their daughters, Finley and Paige.
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CURT WAUGH
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SENIOR VICE PRESIDENT, TICKET SALES & SERVICE
Curt Waugh enters his first season in the role of Senior Vice President, Ticket Sales and Service.
He joined the Padres in June 2014 and currently oversees all areas of tickets sales and membership
services, including season ticket memberships, group tickets, suites, and premium sales.
Prior to that role, Waugh served as Vice President of Ticket Sales and Service, for the 2020-2023
seasons, where the club saw attendance and revenue growth establishing new franchise records in
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both categories and sold-out Season Ticket Membership for the first time in club history.
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Prior to the 2019 season, Waugh served as Director of Group Tickets and Hospitality, where he led
the club’s group and suite sales revenue generation efforts. During that time, the Padres set group
and suite revenue and attendance records.
Waugh came to San Diego after spending four years in San Antonio with Spurs Sports and Entertainment, where he was the
Manager of Ticket Sales for the Rampage (American Hockey League). He managed all day-to-day operations ticket sales for the
club. Prior to his time leading the department, he worked in a selling capacity with the Rampage and Spurs.
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A native of Edmond, Okla., Waugh graduated from Oklahoma State University, where he majored in marketing. He resides in San
Diego with his wife, Allie, and their daughters, Averie, Olivia, Molly and Maggie.
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RAY CHAN
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VICE PRESIDENT, INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
Ray Chan enters his 14th season with the San Diego Padres and his eighth as vice president,
information technology. Chan originally joined the Padres in January 2011 as director, information
technology. In his current role, Chan is responsible for overseeing all areas of information
technology for the Padres and Petco Park, including the organization’s technology strategy and
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budget. He manages a team that maintains, administers, and secures all aspects of the network/
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server infrastructure within Petco Park, the team’s Spring Training facility in Peoria, Ariz., and the
organization’s Dominican Republic Academy.
Chan’s prior experience includes more than 25 years in the technology field for organizations
including Enterprise Partners Venture Capital, Pepsi Bottling Group, ideaEDGE Ventures, Gateway
Computers, Wells Fargo Bank and Alvarado Medical Center.
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Since joining the Padres, Chan has overseen a full network infrastructure overhaul, implementation of PETCO Park’s DAS/Wi-
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Fi, VOIP telecom system, Cyber-security program and the organization’s continued digital transformation. Ray sits on the board
of Computers 2 San Diego Kids. He and his wife, Christine, have three children: Phoebe, Emily and Ruby.
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VICE PRESIDENT, GUEST EXPERIENCE
Ray Daryabigi is entering his 2nd season with the club. He oversees the guest experience at Petco
Park and is responsible for guest services, premium services, and guest experience ambassadors.
Prior to joining the Padres, Daryabigi spent the last 17 years working in sports and entertainment,
with time in MLB with the Los Angeles Dodgers and the Los Angeles Angels, the NBA with the
Sacramento Kings and Milwaukee Bucks, and the NFL with the Los Angeles Rams. Ray has led the
guest experience teams for two organizations that built world-class venues: the Sacramento Kings
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and Golden 1 Center and the Los Angeles Rams and SoFi Stadium.
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Born and raised in Los Angeles, Calif., Daryabigi graduated magna cum laude from DeVry University
with a Bachelor of Science degree in Hospitality Management and holds an Executive Master of
Leadership (EML) degree from the University of Southern California’s Price School of Public Policy. He resides in the Chula Vista
area of San Diego with his wife, Nicole. He has four children: daughters Leilani, Maya, and Maylee, and son Koa.
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CRAIG HUGHNER
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VICE PRESIDENT, COMMUNICATIONS
Craig Hughner enters his 18th season in Major League Baseball and eighth with the Padres. He
was promoted to his current role of vice president, communications in February 2021 after originally
joining the Padres in September 2017 as director, communications. In his current role, Hughner
oversees the day-to-day operations of the communications department and is responsible for
the Padres’ PR strategy and execution, including media relations, business communications and
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baseball communications. He advises ownership, senior executives, coaches and players on all
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matters relating to the media and public relations.

Prior to joining the Padres, Hughner held various communications positions with other major
league clubs, including director, media relations with the Detroit Tigers (2017) and manager,
baseball communications with the Philadelphia Phillies (2008-16). He also served as a baseball information intern with the
Seattle Mariners (2007). Additionally, Hughner assisted Major League Baseball as a PR representative for the 2010 & 2011 All-
Star Games and 2015 National League Championship Series. He began his professional career with Fox Sports in Los Angeles,
Calif., where he worked as a production assistant and production coordinator from 2003-06.
Hughner earned his bachelor’s degree from Washington State University’s Edward R. Murrow School of Communication in 2003
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and attended Seattle University’s Sports Administration and Leadership graduate program from 2006-07. He is a Southern
California native and currently resides in La Mesa, Calif.
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BILL JOHNSTON
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VICE PRESIDENT, COMMUNITY IMPACT
Bill Johnston was promoted to Vice President, Community Impact in March 2021 after serving as
Vice President, Sports Programs in 2020. He joined the Padres in June 2017 as Special Advisor to
the Executive Chairman. Among his responsibilities, Johnston spearheads the Padres’ relationship
with San Diego’s education and first responder communities as well as the Padres High School
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Coach of the Year program and the High School All-Star Game & Home Run Derby at Petco Park.
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Johnston spent 27 years (1990-2017) serving as director of public relations for the San Diego
Chargers. In that role, he was responsible for managing the public image and overall communications
strategy for the Chargers, including media relations and all organizational messaging. He was the
team’s primary liaison with the NFL’s broadcast partners as well as local and national media outlets.
Johnston originally joined the Chargers as an intern in 1979 and was named public relations assistant in 1981. He also served
as assistant director of public relations (1984-87) and director of community relations (1988-89) during his 38 seasons with the
team.
During his career with the Chargers, Johnston oversaw the creation of the Charger Girls in 1990. He resurrected the team’s
Hall of Fame & Alumni Weekend in 1993. In 1995, he created the team’s charitable foundation and implemented many of the
organization’s community outreach programs, including the Alex Spanos All-Star Classic high school football game, which is
currently the longest-running all-star game in California.
Born in La Mesa, Ca., Johnston attended Helix High School and graduated from San Diego State University in 1981 with a
bachelor’s degree in journalism. Bill and his daughter, Hayley, were named National Fundraisers of the Year in 2013 by the
Huntington’s Disease Society of America. While serving as president of the HDSA’s board of directors, the San Diego Chapter
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was named the national HDSA Chapter of the Year in 2005 and ’07. Johnston has run and raised nearly $1 million in 17 marathons.
Together, his running and the other opportunities he created have led to more than $4 million raised for the fight against
Huntington’s disease.
RANDY MCWILLIAMS
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Randy McWilliams was promoted to vice president of facilities and special projects in January 2023
after originally joining the Padres in 2015 as senior director of facilities services and engineering.
He is responsible for all areas of facility management, including engineering operations, and
construction projects relating to Petco Park. He is also responsible for improving and expanding
physical assets within the Padres real estate portfolio outside of Petco Park. Some of his notable
projects include suite and club renovations, the ballpark conversion to LED sports lighting, and the
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installation of a chilled water system and the largest PV solar array in MLB.
Prior to joining the Padres, McWilliams worked as the owner’s representative for the construction of
the Aztec Student Union at San Diego State University and the Cheryl and Harvey White Theatre at
The Old Globe. He is a U.S. Navy submarine veteran that served on the USS Michigan, USS Hartford, and Naval Base Point Loma.
Randy is an Eagle Scout that grew up in Highland, Illinois, near the St. Louis metro area. He earned a Master of Science in
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Organizational Leadership from the University of Redlands and holds numerous other certifications in the facilities management
industry.
ERIK MEYER
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VICE PRESIDENT, BROADCASTING & ENTERTAINMENT
Erik Meyer was promoted to vice president, broadcasting & entertainment in February of 2021.
In his current role, he oversees the broadcasting, entertainment, production, photography and
archives departments. Meyer originally joined the Padres in 1995 on a part-time basis when he
served as Technical Director/Director of the Jumbotron at Jack Murphy Stadium. He was hired
full-time by the Padres in 2003 as the Director of Entertainment & Production, leading his team in
the opening of Petco Park. He also oversaw the HD control room conversion, large videoboard/
LED ribbon board upgrades in 2015, the opening of the Padres Hall of Fame at Petco Park in 2016,
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and the 2024 Gallagher Square Videoboard and audio upgrades. Prior to joining the Padres full-
time, Meyer worked for one year at NBC 7/39 in studio production and spent six years with the
advertising division of Cox Media as a producer and commercial production manager.
Meyer brings 30 years of TV production and event presentation to his current role after orchestrating some of the most memorable
Padres ceremonies: Tony Gwynn’s statue unveil, Trevor Hoffman’s number retirement and statue unveil, the memorial services
for Mr Padre, Jerry Coleman, and Dick Enberg. A five-time Emmy and 10-time Telly Award winner, Meyer also worked the Finals
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and Semi-Finals of both World Baseball Classics at Petco Park, two Super Bowls, eight seasons of NFL game day production,
and produced various long format golf and magazine style TV programs.
A proud Aztec4Life, he graduated from the honors program, Cum Laude with distinction in his major Radio/Television/Film,
from San Diego State University. He resides in South Ocean Beach with his wife Gellie, and their daughters, who now reside in
New York City, Lauren and Sophia.
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JOSH MOMBERG
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VICE PRESIDENT, HOSPITALITY
Josh Momberg enters his 12th season in Major League Baseball and his second season with the
Padres. He joined the organization in June 2022 in his current role of vice president, hospitality
where he serves as the club’s liaison to Delaware North Sportservice, Petco Park’s food service
and retail management partner. In this capacity, Momberg is charged with driving the long-term
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strategy and growth of the Padres food & beverage and retail operations in addition to providing
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oversight to the team’s game used authentics and memorabilia program.
Prior to joining the organization, Momberg spent ten years working for the Tampa Bay Rays in
various capacities including financial analyst (2012-2014), manager of corporate partnerships
(2014-2017), and director of strategy & analytics (2017-2022), a role in which he was responsible for
overseeing concessions and retail operations for the Rays at Tropicana Field, Rays Spring Training at Charlotte Sports Park, and
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Tampa Bay Rowdies (USL) at Al Lang Stadium. During his tenure, Momberg oversaw record hospitality per caps and revenue
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growth for the team and was instrumental in helping Tropicana Field become the first cashless sports facility in North America
in 2019. He was named the Tampa Bay Rays Organizational Employee of the Year in the same year.
A native of St. Petersburg, FL, Momberg earned his Bachelor’s in Advertising & Journalism from the University of Georgia in
2008 and later received his M.B.A. and Master’s of Sports & Entertainment Management from the University of South Florida in
2012. He currently resides in North Park, Calif. with his wife, Theresa, and daughter, Remy.
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DIANA PUETZ
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VICE PRESIDENT, PUBLIC AFFAIRS
Diana Puetz was promoted to vice president, public affairs in February 2021 after originally joining
the Padres in 2016. In her current role, Puetz oversees government relations, public policy and
binational community initiatives for the organization.
Prior to joining the Padres, Puetz worked at a public affairs agency where she managed high
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profile community outreach and advocacy campaigns for several Fortune 500 companies. She has
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an extensive background in government, having held key legislative and communications roles
at the City of San Diego, City of Oceanside and U.S. Senate. Puetz began her career at the U.S.
Department of the Treasury.
Puetz is a 2006 graduate of the University of North Texas where she majored in Economics and
Political Science. She is fluent in Spanish and serves on the board of directors for the Downtown San Diego Partnership, 2-1-1
San Diego and the East Village Association. Diana lives in Point Loma with her husband, Stephen, and their children Sophia
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and John Parker.
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EDDIE QUINN
VICE PRESIDENT, PARTNERSHIP SERVICES
Eddie Quinn enters his 22nd season with the Padres. He was promoted to his current role of vice
president, partnership services in February 2021. In his current role, Quinn oversees the service,
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fulfillment, and retention of all Padres corporate partnerships.

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Eddie began with the Padres in a part time capacity in 2003 as a fan programs representative. He
worked as a visiting clubhouse attendant and bat boy from 2006 to 2008 before joining the front
office as an inside sales rep in October of 2009. He worked in ticket services (2010-12) before moving
to the corporate partnership department as manager, partnership services in 2013. In addition to
his partnership responsibilities, in 2016 he served as the Padres All-Star Game Coordinator, helping
plan and execute all elements of the Major League Baseball All-Star festivities in San Diego. He was
promoted to director, partnership services in 2017.
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Eddie is a native San Diegan and a 2009 graduate of the University of Oregon with a bachelor’s degree in business administration
and a minor in economics. He resides in Mission Hills with his wife, Katelyn, and their sons, Kip, Tate and Briggs.
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VICE PRESIDENT, GENERAL COUNSEL
Terezka Zabka enters her fourth season with the Padres and second as vice president, general
counsel. She originally joined the Padres in May 2021 as associate general counsel. In her current
role, Zabka oversees all operations of the legal department, from advising ownership and handling
baseball and player matters, to contracting partnership, event, sponsorship and marketing
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Prior to joining the Padres, Zabka worked as an associate general counsel at Viasat, a global
satellite and communications public company, for six years in various departments such as mergers
and acquisitions, aircraft wifi, strategic sourcing, satellite development and telecommunication
expansion worldwide. Before attending law school, she worked in Prague, Czech Republic for a
software engineering company as the marketing and public relations manager in charge of the EMEA regions, including the
former Eastern Bloc.
Zabka graduated with honors from University of San Diego in 2010, magna cum laude and received her juris doctor from the
University of San Diego, School of Law in 2016 where she was an annual recipient of the Faculty Outstanding Scholar Award
Scholarship. She is a native of San Diego and currently lives in La Jolla with her family.
JOSH STEIN
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SENIOR VICE PRESIDENT, ASSISTANT GENERAL MANAGER
Josh Stein enters his 11th season as assistant general manager after being promoted to the post
in December 2013. Stein’s primary responsibility is assisting president of baseball operations &
general manager A.J. Preller in all areas of baseball operations, including player evaluation, player
development, contract negotiations and Major League roster management. He also oversees the
Padres’ Baseball R&D, Baseball Systems and Sports Science initiatives.
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2024 marks Stein’s 22nd season with the Padres. He first joined the club as a baseball operations
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intern in the summer of 2003 under General Manager Kevin Towers. He interned through the 2005
season and was named Major League advance scouting coordinator in 2006 working closely with
Bruce Bochy, Bud Black and their respective coaching staffs. Following the 2009 season, Stein was
named director of baseball operations.
A 2000 graduate of the UC Berkeley with a degree in psychology, Stein continued his academic studies, earning a law degree
from the UC Hastings College of Law in 2005. Between college and law school, Stein worked in the tech industry in San
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Francisco and then traveled and taught English in South America.

Stein and his wife, Laura, reside in San Diego with their daughters, Emma and Jessie.
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FRED UHLMAN JR.

VICE PRESIDENT, ASSISTANT GENERAL MANAGER
A veteran of 39 seasons in professional baseball, Fred Uhlman, Jr. has spent the past 29 years with
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the San Diego Padres. He was promoted to his current post of vice president/assistant general
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manager in November 2008.

Uhlman joined the Padres in March 1995 as a special assistant to the general manager, following
10 years in the Baltimore Orioles’ scouting and player development departments. He was named
assistant general manager the following season, in January 1996.
Uhlman’s responsibilities involve assisting president of baseball operations and general manager
A.J. Preller in all areas of baseball operations, including evaluation of talent at the Major, minor and
amateur levels, player transactions and contract negotiations. Additionally, he works closely with
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scouting and player development on the day-to-day operations of the Padres’ player development
department.
Raised in Georgetown, Texas, Uhlman moved to Baltimore in 1985 and joined the Orioles as a part-time assistant in player
development and scouting. He attained full-time status in 1987 and was promoted to assistant to the director of scouting two
years later. In 1991, he was named Baltimore’s assistant director of scouting.
Uhlman resides in San Diego.
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PETE DEYOUNG
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VICE PRESIDENT, PROFESSIONAL SCOUTING
Pete DeYoung enters his 19th season in the Padres organization and his fourth as vice president,
pro scouting. DeYoung originally joined the Padres organization as a baseball operations intern
during the 2005 season, mainly handling the advance scouting duties for the club. He spent the
2006-07 seasons as an amateur scout for the Southeast region, and three seasons as the club’s
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assistant to the scouting director from 2008-10. During the 2010 season, DeYoung also served as
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the West Coast Regional Supervisor, a position he served exclusively in for the next five seasons
(2011-15), before being promoted to director, pro scouting.
An infielder, DeYoung played five years (2000-04) in the Independent Northern League with the
Adirondack Lumberjacks, New Jersey Jackals, Joliet Jackhammers, and Gary Southshore RailCats
where former Padre Garry Templeton served as his manager. He won Northern League titles in
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2000 with Adirondack and 2001 with New Jersey and was invited to minor league Spring Training with the Atlanta Braves in 2001.
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A native of Chicago, Ill., DeYoung graduated from Brown University where he was a two-time First-Team All-Ivy League performer
(1998-99) and a three-time academic All-Ivy. He resides in Carlsbad, Calif. and has two daughters, Addison and Rosie.
NICK ENNIS
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VICE PRESIDENT, BASEBALL OPERATIONS
The 2024 season marks Nick Ennis’ 15th with the Padres. He was promoted to his current position
of vice president, baseball operations in March 2021 after serving as director of baseball operations
for seven seasons (2014-20). Ennis’ primary responsibilities include assisting in player acquisitions,
roster management, professional scouting and contract negotiations. He is also involved in the
club’s analytics research initiatives and the application of new technologies throughout the
department’s activities.
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Ennis originally joined the Padres as intern in the summer of 2010 before being promoted to
advance scout/baseball operations assistant in 2012. After the 2013 season, Ennis was named
manager of baseball operations.
A 2004 graduate of Georgetown University, Ennis worked in the venture capital industry before receiving his Master of Business
Administration from Columbia Business School in 2010.
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Ennis resides in San Diego and has a son, Kieran.
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CHRIS KEMP
VICE PRESIDENT, AMATEUR & INTERNATIONAL SCOUTING
Chris Kemp enters his 10th season with the Padres organization and third as vice president,
amateur & international scouting. Kemp originally joined the Padres as director of international
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scouting in October 2014. He added field coordinator duties to his resume in 2018, leading the
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on-field development of position players and prior to this year, held the title of vice president,
international scouting & field coordinator.
Prior to joining the Padres, Kemp spent the previous five seasons (2010-14) as a scout for the
Texas Rangers, covering North Carolina, South Carolina and Eastern Tennessee. He served as an
assistant coach at Spartanburg Methodist College from 2008-09, helping guide the Pioneers to the
JUCO World Series in 2009.
Kemp played two professional seasons after signing with the Rangers as an undrafted free agent in 2006, hitting .243 with 15
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doubles, nine home runs and 51 RBI in 115 games. He played collegiately at the University of Tennessee, where he graduated
with a bachelors degree in psychology. A Stone Mountain, Ga. native, Kemp resides in San Diego.
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RYLEY WESTMAN
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VICE PRESIDENT, PLAYER DEVELOPMENT
The 2024 season marks Ryley Westman’s 10th year with the Padres. In addition to entering his
third year as Farm Director, Westman was promoted to his current position of Vice President,
Player Development, in October 2023. Westman’s primary responsibilities include overseeing the
development and staffing of the Padres minor league system, assisting in the development and
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enforcement of Padres standards for performance and professional conduct, and facilitating the
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movement and progression of Padres players across all six levels of the minor league system.
Westman originally joined the Padres organization as a catching coordinator in 2014 and served
in several other positions throughout the organization, including assistant farm director from
2020 to 2021 and farm director from 2022 to 2024. Prior to joining the Padres, Westman spent
seven seasons with the Texas Rangers, ultimately leading the Rangers’ Dominican minor league team to a Dominican League
Championship in 2013.
Westman graduated with a Bachelor of Arts degree from Northwest Missouri State University in 2007. He currently resides in
San Diego with his wife, Ashley, and son, Wilder.
ADAM ESQUER
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VICE PRESIDENT, BASEBALL RESEARCH & DEVELOPMENT
Adam Esquer enters his 6th season with the Padres organization and first as Vice President of
Baseball Research & Development. Esquer originally joined the Padres as Director of Baseball
Research & Development in November of 2018. Over the past five years he has built up and led the
Padres baseball analytics group, which helps support all areas of the Padres Baseball Operations
Department from player valuation and acquisition to player development and in-game strategy. In
addition to these responsibilities, Esquer helps manage the Padres Sports Science department.
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Prior to joining the Padres, Esquer spent the previous five seasons (2014-2018) as an Assistant and
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then Coordinator of Baseball Research & Development for the Tampa Bay Rays. In those roles,
Esquer helped grow and manage the Rays baseball analytics group.
Esquer graduated from Princeton University with a degree in Operations Research and Financial Engineering. A Los Angeles
native, Esquer resides in San Diego.
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WELLS OLIVER
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VICE PRESIDENT, BASEBALL SYSTEMS
Wells Oliver enters his 15th season with the Padres organization. In his current role, Oliver helps
manage the Padres’ day-to-day baseball operations technology efforts.
Prior to joining the Padres in 2010, Oliver held a variety of different positions in several technology
startups.
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A graduate of Virginia Commonwealth University and a native of Richmond, VA, he resides in the
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MIKE SHILDT
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Full Name Mike Timothy Shildt
Date of Birth August 9, 1968 in Charlotte, North Carolina
Opening Day Age 55
Named to Staff December 20, 2021
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Third Base Coach/Quality Control Coach (2017, STL); Bench Coach/Interim Manager (2018, STL); Manager (2018-
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MLB Coaching Career 21, STL); Player Development Consultant/Interim Third Base Coach (2022); Senior Advisor to Player Development
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& Major Leagues (2023, SD), Manager (2024, SD)
Pronunciation SHILT
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COACHING CAREER ACCOLADES
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• On November 21, 2023, the Padres agreed to terms with Mike NL Manager of the Year (2019 w/STL)
Shildt on a two-year contract to become the 23rd manager
in franchise history. It’s his second stint at the helm of a big
league club, most recently having managed the St. Louis •
He joined the Cardinals’ Major League staff in 2017 and
Cardinals from 2018-21. served as third base coach, quality control coach, bench
coach and interim manager before being named manager on
• 2024 marks his third season with the Padres, after spending August 28, 2018.
2023 as a senior advisor to player development & Major
Leagues. In his inaugural year in the San Diego organization • He originally joined the Cardinals’ organization in 2004 as an
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in 2022, he held the title of player development consultant. area scout and held a variety of roles in their minor league
system before logging eight seasons as a manager.
•
The Charlotte, N.C. native spent four seasons (three full
seasons) from 2018-21 as manager of the Cardinals, leading St. • He compiled a minor league managerial record of 471-432
Louis to three consecutive Postseason berths from 2019-21.. (.522), winning league championships in each of his three
he compiled a 252-199 (.559) managerial record, highlighted career Postseason appearances.
by 17 consecutive wins in September 2021, the longest streak
in franchise history and the longest in the National League • Prior to joining the Cardinals, from 1999-2003, Shildt was an
since the 1935 Chicago Cubs. associate scout for the MLB Scouting Bureau and was head
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varsity coach at West Charlotte High School from 1994-96.
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• Shildt was voted NL Manager of The Year in 2019 by the Shildt has five years of collegiate coaching under his belt,
Baseball Writers’ Association of America, joining Hall of Fame working as the hitting coach and recruiting coordinator at
managers Whitey Herzog (1985) and Tony La Russa (2002) both UNC-Charlotte and UNC-Asheville.
as the only Cardinals managers to have won the award. He is
also the only MLB Manager of the Year to have never played
professionally.
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MIKE SHILDT MANAGERIAL RECORDS

Managerial Year Year Age Tm W L W-L% G Division Finish Postseason W-L Postseason% Ejections
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1 2018 49 STL 41 28 .594 162 3 0-0 -- 2

2 2019 50 STL 91 71 .562 162 1 3-6 .333 2
3 2020 51 STL 30 28 .517 162 2 1-2 .333 1
4 2021 52 STL 90 72 .556 162 2 0-1 .000 5
5 2024 55 SD -- -- .--- -- -- -- -- --
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Total (4 years) 252 199 .559 451 4-9 .308 10

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Is a 1991 graduate of UNC-Asheville with a degree in
business and was a three-year letter winner on the Bulldogs
baseball team.
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““I love our group. It’s a fantastic group of young men with clear
talent. Ultimately, what we’re here to do is win, and we’re going to do
it together as an organization.”
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Mike Shildt in his introductory press conference after being named

the Padres’ 23rd manager in franchise history on November 21, 2023.
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RYAN BARBA
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MAJOR LEAGUE FIELD COORDINATOR
Full Name Ryan James Barba

Date of Birth December 6, 1984 in Van Nuys, California
Opening Day Age 39
Named to Staff January 3, 2024
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Position as a Player Infielder

MLB Coaching Career Major League Field Coordinator (2024, SD)
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•
Barba joins the Major League coaching staff as Major • The middle infielder played four minor league seasons with
League field coordinator for his third season in the Padres the Brewers (2006-07) and Braves (2009-10), tallying a career
organization. .205 average (157-for-766) with 34 doubles, four triples, three
home runs and 71 RBI in 242 minor league games.
•
He originally joined the Padres as minor league infield
coordinator in 2022 before serving as assistant field •S
igned with the Brewers as an non-drafted free agent prior to
coordinator/infield coordinator for the 2023 season. the 2006 season...between stints with the Brewers and Braves,
played one season (2008) of independent league baseball with
• The Van Nuys, Calif. native spent nine seasons (2013-21) in
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the Yuma Scorpions of the Golden Baseball League.

the Angels organization, serving as assistant field coordinator
from 2020-21 after managing Single-A Inland Empire for two •A
ttended the University of New Mexico after prepping at
years (2018-19). Chatsworth High School (CA)
• He also served as hitting coach for Double-A Mobile (2017),
Single-A Inland Empire (2016), Single-A Burlington (2015),
Rookie-Level Orem (2014) and the Arizona Fall League
Angels (2013).
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coach in 2011 and 2012 at alma mater, the University of New

Mexico.
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CATCHING COACH & GAME STRATEGY ASSISTANT
Full Name Brian James Esposito

Date of Birth February 24, 1979 in Staten Island, New York
Opening Day Age 45
Named to Staff February 3, 2023
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Position as a Player Catcher
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MLB Coaching Career Catching Coach (2023, SD), Catching Coach & Game Strategy Assistant (2024, SD)
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SUPPORT STAFF,
COACHING CAREER Texas, St. Louis, Colorado, Houston and Chicago (NL).
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•
Esposito enters his second season on the Padres’ Major • He made 688 minor league appearances at catcher, 22 as
League staff as catching coach, and will take on game a pitcher, 14 at first base and one each at third base and in
strategy assistant duties for 2024. It will be his third season left field. He made his Major League debut as a defensive
in the organization, originally joining the club in 2022 as replacement behind the plate with St. Louis on June 2, 2007
manager of Single-A Fort Wayne. and made two appearances with the Astros in 2009.
• Prior to the Padres, he spent the prior nine seasons (2013- • He played collegiate ball at the University of Connecticut,
21) in the Pirates organization, most recently as manager for where he was voted team MVP in 1999.
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Triple-A Indianapolis from 2018-19 and ‘21, while spending ‘20
at the Pirates Alternate Training site in Altoona, Pa. PERSONAL
• He spent two years (2015-16) as manager for Single-A West • Resides in Port St. Lucie, Florida.
Virginia, highlighted by a club-record 87 wins in ’15, after
managing Single-A Jamestown in 2014 and serving as a
player/coach in the Pirates farm system in 2013.
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• He was originally selected by the Boston Red Sox in the
fifth round of the 2000 First-Year Player Draft and played 13
seasons in the minor league systems of Boston, Anaheim,
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BULLPEN COACH
Full Name Benjamin Scott Fritz
Date of Birth March 29, 1981 in San Jose, California
Opening Day Age 43
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Position as a Player Right-Handed Pitcher

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MLB Coaching Career Bullpen Coach (2020-present, SD); Interim Pitching Coach (2021, SD)
&
COACHING CAREER • Underwent Tommy John surgery in 2004.
• Enters his 10th season with the Padres organization and 5th on • Selected by DET in the minor league phase of the 2007 Rule 5
the Major League coaching staff as bullpen coach. Draft.
• He assumed the role of pitching coach in August 2021 through • Posted a career record of 45-61 with a 4.75 ERA in 192 minor
the end of the season following the dismissal of Larry Rothschild. league games (187 starts).
• Served as field coordinator of Arizona/rehab in 2018-19 after • Played collegiately at Fresno State, where he was the Western
managing Single-A Tri-City in 2017. Athletic Conference Pitcher of the Year and a second-team All-
American selection in 2001.
• Spent the 2015-16 seasons with the club’s Rookie-Level affiliate
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in Peoria.
PERSONAL
PLAYING CAREER • Native of San Jose, Calif. and resides in Phoenix, Ariz.
• Selected in the 1st-round (30th overall) of the 2002 First- • Featured in Michael Lewis’ book Moneyball as one of the 20
Year Player Draft by the Oakland Athletics and pitched 7 players who Oakland A’s General Manager Billy Beane would
professional seasons between the A’s (2002-07) and Detroit draft in a perfect world, if money were no object and other
Tigers (2009) organizations, as well as part of 3 seasons teams weren’t drafting.
with the Lancaster Barnstormers of the independent Atlantic
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League (2008-10).
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THIRD BASE COACH, INFIELD & BASE RUNNING INSTRUCTOR
Full Name Timothy Joseph Leiper

Date of Birth July 19, 1966 in Whittier, California
Opening Day Age 57
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Position as a Player Infielder/Outfielder
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MLB Coaching Career First Base Coach (2014-18, SD)
Pronunciation LEEP-er
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Team Canada’s coaching staff for each of the five World
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Baseball Classics. He served on the Baseball Canada staff
• Leiper joins the Padres coaching staff as third base coach, that won bronze medals at both the 2008 and 2011 Baseball
infield & base running instructor after spending the last World Cups and the Gold Medal at the 2011 Pan-Am Games.
four seasons (2020-23) with the San Francisco Giants
as coordinator of outfield & baserunning in their player
development system. PLAYING CAREER
• From December 2013 through the 2018 season, Leiper was • As a player, the outfielder, third baseman and first baseman
the Toronto Blue Jays first base coach after originally joining played 12 minor league seasons with the Tigers (1985-90, ’95),
Mets (1991, ’96), Royals (1992) and Pirates (1993-94), hitting
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.273 (1069-for-3910) with 40 homers and 460 RBI in his career.
• The Whittier, Calif. native’s coaching career began with the
New York Mets in 1996 before he joined the Montreal Expos in
2000 to manage in their minor league system. PERSONAL
• In 2003, he managed one season in the Red Sox system • His older brother, Dave Leiper, was a Major League pitcher
before taking the helm of the Orioles’ Triple-A club in 2004. for 8 seasons, including with the San Diego Padres (1987-89).
• From 2006-2008, he worked in the Pittsburgh Pirates system,
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three as a manager at Double-A.
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He joined the Florida Marlins in 2009, led Double-A
Jacksonville to a 2010 Southern League championship
and then served as Florida’s roving minor league defensive
coordinator from 2011-12.
• He coached for Canada’s 2004 Olympic team and was on
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Full Name David Gustavo Macias

Date of Birth March 7, 1986 in Woodlands, Texas
Opening Day Age 38
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MLB Coaching Career First Base Coach, Outfield & Base Running Instructor (2022-present, SD)
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Pronunciation muh-SEE-us
COACHING CAREER • He spent the 2012 and ‘13 seasons as a player development/
international scouting assistant with the Chicago Cubs, the
• Enter his third season with the Padres as first base coach, club that drafted him in the 19th round of the 2008 First-Year
outfield & base running instructor, and in 2023, he helped Player Draft out of Vanderbilt.
aid Fernando Tatis Jr. to the Padres first-ever Platinum Glove
Award and the first outfielder from the National League to
ever garner the award, which debuted in 2011. PLAYING CAREER
• He was briefly a part of East Carolina University’s coaching •
Played in 357 games in the Chicago Cubs’ minor league
staff as an assistant coach in 2021 after spending the previous system from 2008-11, batting .235 (271-for-1154) with 39
doubles, five triples, five home runs, 106 RBI and 150 runs
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Corbin, helping the Commodores to a pair of College World scored.

Series Finals, including the 2019 National Championship.
Vanderbilt posted single-season records in 2019 in home runs PERSONAL
(100), RBI (541), walks (339) and runs scored (578) en route to
a SEC-record 59 wins and their second College World Series • Macias played at Vanderbilt from 2005-08. During his senior
title. season, he was named first team All-SEC and second team
All-South Region/All-District 3, and garnered the Jeff Peeples
• He was with the Seattle Mariners organization from 2016-17, Most Valuable Teammate award. His 96 hits during the
serving as the coordinator of international player programs
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campaign are tied for fifth-most on Vanderbilt’s single-season

in 2016 and ‘17 before taking over as manager for Single-A
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list. Macias is also among Vanderbilt’s all-time leaders in at-

Clinton midway through the 2017 Midwest League season. bats (9th, 784) and hits (10th, 255).
• Macias’ first stint on the Commodores coaching staff came • He graduated from Vanderbilt with a bachelor’s degree in
across the 2014-15 seasons, serving as a volunteer assistant sociology. He and his wife, Pam, have two sons, Manny and
in their national runner-up campaign in 2015, and as strength Javier.
coach in 2014 when they won their first national championship.
HISTORY &
RECORDS
OPPONENTS
SCOUTING & PLAYER
DEVELOPMENT
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COMMUNITY
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MIKE MCCOY
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ASSISTANT HITTING COACH
Full Name Michael Howard McCoy
Date of Birth April 2, 1981 in San Diego, California
Opening Day Age 42
MANAGER
MANAGER
&
Position as a Player Infielder
& STAFF
STAFF
MLB Coaching Career Assistant Hitting Coach (2024, SD)
ADVISORS & BASEBALL

SUPPORT STAFF,
COACHING CAREER bases (26), helping USD capture the 2002 West Coast
OPERATIONS
Conference title.
• The San Diego native joins the Major League coaching staff
as assistant hitting coach for his ninth season in the Padres •
In 2001, he played collegiate summer baseball with the
organization, most recently serving as minor league hitting Chatham A’s of the Cape Cod Baseball League and was
coordinator for the past two years (2022-23). named a league all-star.
• He served as manager for Single-A Lake Elsinore for the 2021
campaign after managing Single-A Tri-City in 2019.
• He originally joined the Padres in 2016 as an assistant coach
& PERFORMANCE
PLAYER HEALTH
for Lake Elsinore and held the same role for the Arizona
Rookie-Level Padres from 2017-18.
PLAYING CAREER
• The former infielder played 14 professional seasons in the
minor league systems for Baltimore, Boston, San Diego and
St. Louis, including parts of four Major League seasons with
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Colorado (2009) and Toronto (2010-12).
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•
McCoy attended Grossmont High School in El Cajon,
California before playing for the University of San Diego
Toreros baseball team from 2000-2002.
• As a junior, McCoy led the Toreros in doubles (16) and stolen
HISTORY &
RECORDS
OPPONENTS
SCOUTING & PLAYER
DEVELOPMENT
PETCO PARK
COMMUNITY
MEDIA
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RUBEN NIEBLA
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PITCHING COACH
Full Name Ruben Niebla

Date of Birth December 19, 1971 in Calexico, California
Opening Day Age 52
MANAGER
MANAGER
& STAFF
STAFF
Position as a Player Left-Handed Pitcher

Major League Staff Assistant (2010, CLE); Assistant Major League Pitching Coach (2020-21, CLE); Major League
MLB Coaching Career
&
Pitching Coach (2022-present, SD)

Pronunciation knee-AYE-bla

• Enters his third season with the Padres as pitching coach • His professional career began in the independent Atlantic
after overseeing a pitching staff that finished the 2023 Coast League, Western League and Texas-Louisiana
season with the second-lowest ERA (3.86) in the Majors, League from 1995-97.
as well as the third-lowest H/9.0 IP ratio (7.93), and tied for
the fourth-lowest OPS (.697) and opponents’ AVG (.236). He • He signed with the Montreal Expos as a free agent in 1998
helped guide Blake Snell to the Padres fifth Cy Young Award and split 1998-2000 pitching in the Expos and Los Angeles
in franchise history, while Snell and reliever Josh Hader both Dodgers organizations, reaching the Triple-A level in Ottawa
earned All-MLB First Team honors. and Albuquerque.
& PERFORMANCE
PLAYER HEALTH
• Prior to joining th Padres, the El Centro, Calif. native after • He wrapped up his playing career in 2000 in the Western
spent the previous 21 years with the Cleveland organization. League, making a total of 122 career minor league
He spent his final two seasons (2020-21) with Cleveland as appearances (one start) with a 4.49 ERA (89 ER, 178.IP).
assistant Major League pitching coach after serving as the
club’s minor league pitching coordinator from 2013-19. PERSONAL
• Was a Major League staff assistant for Cleveland in 2010 • His wife, Stephanie, is the softball coach and a physical
prior to serving as pitching coach for the Triple-A Columbus education teacher at Southwest High School in El Centro,
Clippers from 2011-12.
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Calif...the couple have a daughter, Jaelyn, and a son,

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• Held the role of pitching coach for Team Mexico in the Johrden...Jaelyn attends San Diego State.
WSBC Premier12 event in Mexico and Tokyo in November • He graduated from Azusa Pacific University in 1997 with a
2019, helping guide the Mexican team to a 2020 Olympic degree in Kinesiology and Physical Education...was a two-
berth the first time in its history. time All-American in 1994 and 1995 at Azusa Pacific.
• Served as the pitching coach for the Mexican National Team • Graduated from Calexico High School in the Imperial Valley
in 2015 and has spent several seasons instructing in the located just outside of San Diego.
HISTORY &
RECORDS
Mexican Winter League for Águilas de Mexicali.

OPPONENTS
SCOUTING & PLAYER
DEVELOPMENT
PETCO PARK
COMMUNITY
MEDIA
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PAT O’SULLIVAN
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EXECUTIVES
ASSISTANT HITTING COACH
Full Name Patrick J. O’Sullivan

Date of Birth March 22, 1977 in Oak Lawn, Illinios
Opening Day Age 47
MANAGER
MANAGER
&
& STAFF
Position as a Player First Baseman/Outfielder
STAFF
MLB Coaching Career Assistant Hitting Coach (2024, SD)
ADVISORS & BASEBALL

COACHING CAREER
SUPPORT STAFF,
OPERATIONS
• Joins the Major League coaching staff as assistant hitting
coach for his seventh season in the Padres organization, most
recently serving as hitting coach for Double-A San Antonio PLAYING CAREER
in 2023.
• The former first baseman and outfielder played four seasons
• The Oak Lawn, Ill. native served in the same post for Lake in the minor league systems of the Mets and Orioles before
Elsinore for two seasons (2021-22) after originally joining the spending seven years in the Independent League and
organization as hitting coach for Single-A Tri-City from 2018- Mexican League.
19.
& PERFORMANCE
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HISTORY &
RECORDS
OPPONENTS
SCOUTING & PLAYER
DEVELOPMENT
PETCO PARK
COMMUNITY
MEDIA
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VICTOR RODRIGUEZ
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EXECUTIVES
HITTING COACH
Full Name Victor Manuel Rodriguez

Date of Birth July 14, 1961 in New York, New York
Opening Day Age 62
MANAGER
MANAGER
& STAFF
STAFF

MLB Coaching Career Assistant Hitting Coach (2013-17, BOS); Assistant Hitting Coach (2018-23, CLE); Hitting Coach (2024, SD)
&

•
Join the Padres coaching staff as hitting coach after •
The first baseman, third baseman and outfielder played
spending the previous six seasons (2018-23) as assistant parts of 19 professional seasons in the Orioles (1977-84),
hitting coach for the Cleveland Guardians. Padres (1985), Cardinals (1986-87), Twins (1988-91), Phillies
(1992-93), Marlins (1994), and Red Sox (1995) organizations.
• 2024 will mark his 48th season in professional baseball as a
player, instructor or coach. • He appeared in 17 Major League games over stints with
Baltimore (1984) and Minnesota (1989) and hit .429 (12-for-
• He spent five seasons (2013-17) as assistant hitting coach 28). In 1,759 minor league games, he batted .295 (1905-for-
with the Boston Red Sox, as the club led the Majors in 6468) with 102 HR and 774 RBI.
& PERFORMANCE
combined runs scored over that span and ranked third in

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total hits and batting average, highlighted by the eighth

World Series trophy in Red Sox history in 2013. PERSONAL
• He served as assistant hitting coach for the 2014 American • He and his wife, Elba have 2 sons, Victor Jr., a scouting
League All-Star squad, and that season was named “Man supervisor for the Tampa Bay Rays, and Miguel, who was
of the Year” by the BoSox Club, an award given annually selected by the Red Sox in the 36th round of the 2012 June
to a deserving team member recognizing not only their Draft as a catcher.
contribution to the success of the team on the field, but also
their cooperation and efforts in community endeavors. • He has five grandchildren: Manny, Selena, Milena, Miabella
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and Rafael Miguel.

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• From 2007-12, the New York, N.Y. native served as the Red
Sox’ minor league hitting coordinator, a position he also held • Attended Naguabo High School in Puerto Rico.
in 2002. • Is an avid cyclist.
• For three seasons (2004-06), he was the club’s Latin field
coordinator, was a minor league hitting instructor in 2003,
and also served as a hitting coach in the Red Sox farm
HISTORY &
RECORDS
system for six years (1996-01).

OPPONENTS
SCOUTING & PLAYER
DEVELOPMENT
PETCO PARK
COMMUNITY
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HEBERTO ANDRADE
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EXECUTIVES
BULLPEN CATCHER & COACHING ASSISTANT
Full Name Heberto Andrade
Date of Birth December 20, 1966 in Coquivacoa, Venezuela
Opening Day Age 57
MANAGER
MANAGER
&
& STAFF
STAFF
Major League Coaching Assistant (2019-21, PIT); Bullpen Catcher (2003-2018, PIT) Major League Coaching As-
MLB Coaching Career
sistant/Bullpen Catcher (2022-present, SD)
ADVISORS & BASEBALL

COACHING CAREER • Herbie was one of two catchers used in the 2006 All-Star
SUPPORT STAFF,
Game Home Run Derby, which was held at PNC Park in
OPERATIONS
• Returns to the Padres for his third season as Major League Pittsburgh on July 10.
coaching assistant/bullpen catcher after 18 years with the
Pittsburgh Pirates. Served as a Major League coaching
assistant with PIT from 2019-21 after spending the previous 15 PLAYING CAREER
years as a bullpen catcher. • Spent three years (1986-88) as a catcher in the Cubs farm
• He served the Oakland Athletics as an area scout in 1996 and system and also played professional baseball in Venezuela,
in the same capacity with the Phillies from 1998 to 2002. Italy and Colombia before retiring as a player in 1996.
& PERFORMANCE
• In addition to his duties with the Pirates, he spent 25 years as
PLAYER HEALTH
a coach and catching instructor during the Venezuelan Winter PERSONAL
League. He also participated in the Caribbean World Series • Andrade and his wife, Maria, reside in Westin, Fl. and have four
four times as a player and once as a coach. A daughters; Heberith, Maria Jesus, Maria Jose, and Mariangel,
•
Andrade was also an assistant catching instructor and along with two grandsons, Andres and Ivan Mathias.
Pitching Coach for the Victoria Capitals in 2003; an
independent league team located in Victoria, BC, Canada.
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PETER SUMMERVILLE
MAJOR LEAGUE GAME PLANNING & COACHING ASSISTANT 83
HISTORY &
Full Name Peter Summerville
RECORDS
Date of Birth January 10, 1992 in Seattle, Washington
Opening Day Age 32
Named to Staff 2019
OPPONENTS
MLB Coaching Career Bullpen Catcher (2019-2021, SD); Game Planning and Coaching Assistant (2022-current, SD)
COACHING CAREER PERSONAL

SCOUTING & PLAYER
• Returns for his sixth season with the Padres organization on • Born in Seattle, WA and attended Seattle Academy for high
DEVELOPMENT
the Major League coaching staff and third as game planning school.
and coaching assistant after serving as bullpen catcher/
coaching assistant from 2019-21. • Son of Clyde and Karen and has a younger brother, Andrew,
who played in the Cardinals organization.
• He joined the club in 2019 after spending 2 seasons with the
Los Angeles Dodgers as a development coach.
PLAYING CAREER
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• Was signed by the Dodgers as a minor league free agent on

Aug. 12, 2016.
• Played all 4 years collegiately at Santa Clara University and
graduated with a Bachelor’s Degree in finance.
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MANAGER & STAFF
MAJOR LEAGUE SUPPORT STAFF

EXECUTIVES
MANAGER
MANAGER
& STAFF
& STAFF
MORGAN BURKHART SCOTT STROUD TJ LASITA JOE MCALPIN

Major League Coaching Major League Coaching Director, Player & Staff Major League Video
Assistant Assistant Services Coordinator
& PERFORMANCE
PLAYER HEALTH
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ADAM HUNT JAMES MCKEW SHINGO HORIE YUSUKE HORII

Major League Assistant Coordinator, Advance Coordinator, Japanese Major League Interpreter -
HISTORY &
RECORDS
Video Coordinator Scouting & Baseball Player Services Japanese

Operations
OPPONENTS
SCOUTING & PLAYER
DEVELOPMENT
DAVID LEE LEO BAE

Major League Interpreter - Major League Interpreter -
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Korean Korean
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BASEBALL SUPPORT STAFF
HOME CLUBHOUSE STAFF
EXECUTIVES
MANAGER
& STAFF
TJ LAIDLAW TONY PETRICCA JAMES BIGLER JOSH VERNETTI
ADVISORS
ADVISORS & BASEBALL
SUPPORT
SUPPORT STAFF,
Manager, Clubhouse & Assistant Equipment Manager Clubhouse Assistant – Home Clubhouse Assistant – Home
OPERATIONS
OPERATIONS
Equipment & Umpire Room Attendant
BASEBALL
STAFF,
& PERFORMANCE
PLAYER HEALTH
COLE FLINT GRANT MUENCHOW FREDDY OCHOA
Clubhouse Assistant – Home Clubhouse Assistant – Home Clubhouse Assistant – Home
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VISITING CLUBHOUSE STAFF
HISTORY &
RECORDS
OPPONENTS
SPENCER DALLIN BRENDAN MCCLAIN RAUL LEO RICARDO MENDOZA
Manager, Visiting Clubhouse Assistant – Clubhouse Assistant – Clubhouse Assistant –
Clubhouse Visitor Visitor Visitor
SCOUTING & PLAYER
DEVELOPMENT
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NICK JOHNSON
Clubhouse Assistant –
Visitor
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BASEBALL ADVISORS (ALPHABETICAL)

EXECUTIVES
MANAGER
& STAFF
MOISES ALOU KEITH BOECK ALLEN CRAIG A.J. ELLIS

Special Assistant, Baseball Special Assistant to the Special Asst., Major League Special Asst., Major League
ADVISORS & BASEBALL
Operations General Manager Staff & Baseball Operations Staff & Baseball Operations
SUPPORT STAFF,
OPERATIONS
& PERFORMANCE
PLAYER HEALTH
GLENN HOFFMAN TREVOR HOFFMAN JAMES KELLER MARK LORETTA

Senior Advisor to Baseball Senior Advisor to Baseball Special Assistant to the Special Assistant, Baseball
Operations Operations General Manager Operations
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HISTORY &
RECORDS
BILL MASSE HIDEO NOMO CHAN HO PARK DAVID POST

Advisor, Baseball Special Assistant, Baseball Special Assistant, Baseball Special Assistant to the
OPPONENTS
Operations Operations Operations General Manager

SCOUTING & PLAYER
DEVELOPMENT
RON RIZZI CRAIG STAMMEN LOGAN WHITE

Senior Advisor, Baseball Special Asst., Major League Sr. Advisor to the General
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Operations & Scouting Staff & Baseball Operations Director, Player Personnel
COMMUNITY
MEDIA
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BASEBALL OPERATIONS, RESEARCH & DEVELOPMENT, SYSTEMS
EXECUTIVES
MANAGER
& STAFF
NATHAN LANDAU CODY ZUPNICK ALLISON LUNEBORG LAYNE GROSS
Director, Sports Science Director, Baseball Research Director, Baseball Operations Assistant Director, Baseball
ADVISORS
R&D, Amateur Analysis
ADVISORS & BASEBALL

& Development
SUPPORT
SUPPORT STAFF,
OPERATIONS
OPERATIONS
BASEBALL
STAFF,
& PERFORMANCE
PLAYER HEALTH
GARRET DOE MICHAEL VANGER PATRICK CHERVENY MARIO PACIUC
Senior Manager, Baseball Senior Developer, Baseball Senior Performance Senior Analyst, Baseball
Systems Systems Scientist Research & Development
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HISTORY &
RECORDS
JOSEPH SUTCLIFFE MIKE PETERSON JEREMIAH WILSON GRAHAM CARTWRIGHT
Senior Analyst, Baseball Senior Data Engineer Analyst, Baseball Research Analyst, Baseball Research
R&D and Sports Science & Development & Development
OPPONENTS
SCOUTING & PLAYER
DEVELOPMENT
BENJAMIN HOWELL GUSTAVO MONTALVO JESUS RAMOS REBEKAH LAJOIE

Analyst, Baseball Research Developer, Baseball Sports Scientist Coordinator, Sports Science
& Development Systems
PETCO PARK
COMMUNITY
CHRIS APECECHEA LAUREN WHATLEY

Performance Analyst, Executive Assistant to
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Sports Sience the President of Baseball

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PLAYER HEALTH & PERFORMANCE
DON TRICKER
EXECUTIVES
DIRECTOR, PLAYER HEALTH & PERFORMANCE
Don Tricker enters his seventh season with the Padres after spending the previous seven years as the High
Performance Manager for New Zealand Rugby. With New Zealand Rugby, Tricker led their High Performance
Program that included talent identification, player development, sports science, performance analysis, strength
and conditioning, nutrition and mental skills. Tricker was a mentor for the All Blacks coaches and was tasked with
recruiting and managing Super Rugby coaches. He facilitated the development of the All Blacks plans for the 2011,
MANAGER
& STAFF
2015 and 2019 Rugby World Cups, as well as NZ’s Sevens Team’s Rio and Tokyo Olympic Campaigns.
Tricker attended the Olympic Games in Athens in 2004 and Beijing in 2008 in a coaching mentor and support role as part of his role with
SPARC (Sport and Recreation New Zealand; NZ’s equivalent of the USOC). While at SPARC, he led the development of New Zealand’s
Coaching strategy. Don played softball for New Zealand’s national team from 1985 to 1991 and took part in the 1988 World Championships
where his team finished second to the United States. He coached the Black Sox (NZ’s national men’s team) from 1998 to 2004, leading them
to World Titles in 2000 and 2004. Among his many career accomplishments, Tricker was inducted to the New Zealand Softball Hall of Fame
and the International Softball Federation Hall of Fame. In 2000 Don was named Coach of the Year at the Halberg awards (New Zealand’s
premier sporting awards). He was also honored in 2004 with an Officer of the New Zealand Order of Merit. Tricker and his wife, Carey, have
three children: Mitchell, Bronte, and Georgia.
MARK ROGOW
HEAD ATHLETIC TRAINER
Mark Rogow enters his ninth season with the Padres as Head Athletic Trainer, joining the Padres after five years
&PERFORMANCE
PERFORMANCE
with the U.S. Dept. of Defense, where he served as Sports Medicine Program Manager for Naval Special Warfare
HEALTH
PLAYER HEALTH
(Navy SEALs) Group 1 - NAB Coronado. Prior to working for the D.O.D., he spent 20 years working in professional
baseball, including roles as Minor League Medical Coordinator for the New York Mets (2006-10) and serving
in the Pittsburgh Pirates organization (1991-2005) as ML Assistant Athletic Trainer and Assistant Strength and
PLAYER
Conditioning Coordinator (2001-2005). In 2002, he and the Pirates’ ML Athletic Training Staff were voted by their
peers as ML Athletic Training Staff of the Year. Rogow also served as their Minor League Athletic Training Coordinator and S&C Coordinator
(1997-2000), Athletic Trainer for the Carolina Mudcats (1996) and Bradenton Pirates (1991-95). He worked as an Athletic Trainer in the Arizona
&
Fall League for the Chandler Diamondbacks (1994) and in the Hawaii Winter League for the Honolulu Sharks (1996). Rogow graduated from
the University of Florida with a Bachelor of Science degree in Exercise and Sport Sciences, and he resides in Carlsbad, Calif. with his wife,
Cheryl, and their three children, Spencer, Preston and Hayden.
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SCOTT HACKER
PHYSICAL THERAPIST
HISTORY &
RECORDS
Scott Hacker enters his eighth season as the Padres Major League Physical Therapist, joining the team in February
2017. Hacker served as a contracted physical therapist for the Padres organization during the 2015-2016 baseball
seasons. He earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Human Biology from University California, San Diego in 2010
and completed his Doctor of Physical Therapy Degree at University of St. Augustine in San Diego in 2013. Scott
resides in San Diego with his wife, Karras, their son, Hudson, and daughter, Maeson.
OPPONENTS
BEN FRASER

ASSISTANT ATHLETIC TRAINER
Ben Fraser enters his fifth season as Assistant Athletic Trainer for the Padres after spending the previous two
SCOUTING & PLAYER
seasons as the Minor League Athletic Training Coordinator. Fraser spent five seasons as the Assistant Athletic
DEVELOPMENT
Training Coordinator for the Mariners (2013-2017) and four as a minor league athletic trainer with the Diamondbacks
(2009-2012). Fraser graduated from Concordia University Wisconsin with a Bachelor’s Degree in Athletic Training
and Exercise Leadership and earned his Master’s Degree in Athletic Training from Indiana State University. A
Racine, WI native, he calls San Diego, CA home with his wife, Melissa, and their daughter, Harper, and son, Jack.
RICKY HUERTA
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ASSISTANT ATHLETIC TRAINER
Ricky Huerta enters his fifth season as Assistant Athletic Trainer, spending the previous 10 years working at multiple
levels throughout the Padres minor league system. While working in the minor leagues he was chosen as one of
the Arizona Fall League Athletic Trainers in 2012 and 2016. In 2018, Ricky was voted by his peers as Athletic Trainer
of the Year for the California League. Ricky resides in San Diego with his wife, Brittany, and their son Jayden and
COMMUNITY
daughters Juliana and Jaylynn.

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JAY YOUNG
EXECUTIVES
MAJOR LEAGUE STRENGTH & CONDITIONING COACH
Jay Young enters his fifth season as the Padres Major League Strength and Conditioning Coach after
spending the previous four seasons at various levels in the Padres minor league system. Young earned
his Bachelor of Science degree in Biomedical Engineering from The Ohio State University in 2014 and a
Master of Science in Exercise Science with a Major in Sports Sciences from Florida State University in 2015.
MANAGER
& STAFF
RYO NAITO
ADVISORS & BASEBALL

MAJOR LEAGUE STRENGTH & CONDITIONING COACH
SUPPORT STAFF,
Ryo Naito enters his first season as the Padres Major League Strength and Conditioning Coach after spending the
OPERATIONS
previous two seasons as Padres Minor League Strength and Conditioning Coordinator. Before joining the Padres,
Naito spent the previous eight seasons as Major League Strength and Conditioning Coach for Baltimore Orioles.
Naito earned his Bachelor of Science degree in Exercise and Sports Science from Oregon State University 2009
and a Master of Education in Applied Exercise and Sports Science from Springfield College in 2011.
ATSUSHI NAKASONE

&
&PERFORMANCE
PLAYER
PLAYER HEALTH
PERFORMANCE
MASSAGE THERAPIST
Atsushi Nakasone enters his seventh season with Padres as the Massage Therapist, having earned his Bachelor of
HEALTH
Science degree in Athletic Training from San Diego State University in 2011 and a Master of Science in Traditional
Oriental Medicine from Pacific College of Oriental Medicine, San Diego in 2017. Nakasone is a certified Athletic
Trainer (ATC) with the National Athletic Trainers’ Association, a licensed massage therapist and a licensed
acupuncturist. He resides in El Cajon with his wife, Motomi, son, Louis, and daughter, Mysti.
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RYUJI IKUNO

MASSAGE THERAPIST
Ryuji Ikuno enters his first season with the Padres as a massage therapist. Most recently, he spent three
years with the Hokkaido Nippon Ham Fighters (2021-2023) in Japan's Nippon Professional Baseball
HISTORY &
RECORDS
League. For the 10 years prior to working with the Fighters, Ryuji served as a physical therapist in clinics
and hospitals, earning a bachelor's degree in physical therapy in 2011 from Tohoku Bunka Gakuen
University and obtaining his athletic training certification in 2015. Ikuno acquired a license in acupuncture
and massage therapy from the Akamonn School of Acupuncture and Traditional Bone-Setting in 2019. He
currently resides in Miyagi, Japan.
OPPONENTS
JAMIE GOTTLIEB
LEAD PERFORMANCE DIETICIAN
SCOUTING & PLAYER
Jaime Gottlieb enters her first season as the Lead Performance Dietitian for the Padres after spending the last two
DEVELOPMENT
years working as the Padres' minor league performance dietitian. She previously served as an assistant sports
dietitian at the University of Nebraska’s athletic department from 2020-22. A 2020 graduate of the University
of Missouri’s coordinated program in dietetics, Gottlieb received a bachelor’s degree in nutrition and exercise
physiology and a master’s degree in dietetics. A St. Louis, Mo. native, Gottlieb resides in Phoenix, Ariz. with her
husband, Jeremy.
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UC SAN DIEGO HEALTH
CATHERINE M. ROBERTSON, MD

EXECUTIVES
BOARD-CERTIFIED ORTHOPEDIC SURGEON

Dr. Robertson is the Padres head team physician. Is a board-certified orthopedic surgeon who specializes in treating injuries of
the shoulder, knee and hip using minimally invasive techniques for restoring joint function and to treat complex ligament, tendon,
cartilage and meniscus injuries.
Completed her residency training at UC San Diego School of Medicine and her fellowship training in sports medicine and shoulder
surgery at the Hospital for Special Surgery in New York City. Dr. Robertson is Chief of Sports Medicine at UC San Diego Health.
MANAGER
& STAFF
She was associate team physician for the San Diego Chargers from 2013-2017. She is also team physician for the San Diego Sea
Lions women’s professional soccer team and UC San Diego Tritons, as well as the lead physician for the partnership between UC San Diego Health and the
US Olympic Committee.
KENNETH S. TAYLOR, MD
BOARD-CERTIFIED IN FAMILY AND SPORTS MEDICINE

Dr. Taylor is a Padres team physician, serving as the lead primary care physician for the club. Is a board-certified family medicine
doctor who specializes in sports medicine. His expertise includes diagnosing, treating and preventing athletic injuries. Dr. Taylor has
a special interest in using musculoskeletal ultrasound to perform diagnostic and therapeutic treatments.
Dr. Taylor completed a fellowship and residency at UC San Diego School of Medicine, where he also earned his medical degree. He
is a co-team physician for the San Diego Sockers and the head team physician for UC San Diego intercollegiate and club athletics.
Dr. Taylor also serves as the medical director for the International Surfing Association.
DANIEL SLATER, MD
&PERFORMANCE
PERFORMANCE
HEALTH
PLAYER HEALTH
BOARD-CERTIFIED IN FAMILY MEDICINE

Dr. Slater is a Padres associate team physician.
PLAYER
Is board certified in both family medicine and integrative medicine, and he is a fellow of the American Academy of Family Physicians
(FAAFP). Dr. Slater completed a fellowship in integrative medicine at the University of Arizona and a residency in family medicine at
&
UCLA Medical Center, Santa Monica. He earned his medical degree from UC San Diego.
A professor in the Department of Family Medicine and Public Health, Dr. Slater trains medical students and residents at UC San
Diego School of Medicine.
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BRYAN LEEK, MD
BOARD-CERTIFIED IN SPORTS MEDICINE
Dr. Leek is a Padres associate team physician. He is a board-certified orthopedic surgeon specializing in sports medicine and upper
extremity surgery. He has advanced training in both sports medicine and surgical management of injuries to the shoulder, elbow,
hand, wrist.
HISTORY &
RECORDS
Dr. Leek completed his Orthopedic Surgery residency at UC San Diego School of Medicine and his fellowship training in Sports
Medicine at the San Diego Sports Medicine and Arthroscopy Fellowship. His upper extremity fellowship was completed at the CV
Starr Hand Center, Roosevelt Hospital in New York City.
AMY LEU, DO
OPPONENTS
BOARD-CERTIFIED IN FAMILY AND SPORTS MEDICINE

Dr. Leu is a Padres associate team physician. She is board certified in family medicine with speciality training in sports medicine. Her
expertise includes the diagnosis and treatment of athletic injuries as well as general primary care.
Dr. Leu completed her fellowship training at UC San Diego and her residency at UC Irvine. She completed her medical degree at
SCOUTING & PLAYER
Touro University. She also serves as a team physician for UC San Diego Intercollegiate and Club Sports Athletics and is a team
DEVELOPMENT
physician for the US Figure Skating Association.
LAURA SUDANO, PHD, LMFT

Dr. Sudano is the Padres Employee Assistance Coordinator, and she completed her fellowship training in Medical Family Therapy
from St. Mary’s Hospital in Grand Junction, Colorado and doctoral training at Virginia Tech.
Before coming to San Diego, she worked with Wake Forest University where she consulted with teams and coaches and provided
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mental/behavioural health care and mental skills training to athletes. She serves as a member of the Board of Directors for
Collaborative Family Healthcare Association (CFHA), a national organization that focuses on integrated behavioural health care.
An Associate Clinical Professor and Associate Director for Integrated Behavioral Health in the Department of Family Medicine, Dr.
Sudano sees athletes from the United States Olympic and Paralympic Committee (USOPC) Training Center and trains medical students, behavioural health
providers, and residents at UC San Diego Health.
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Height: 5-11 Bats: R Full Name Pedro Manuel Avila Puentes
Date of Birth January 14, 1997 in Caracas, Venezuela
Weight: 225 Throws: R Current Residence Caracas, Venezuela
2024 Opening Day Age 27
AH-vih-la MLB Service Time 0.099
pedroavilapuentes MLB Debut April 11, 2019 @ ARI (with SD)
RHP How Obtained Acquired from WSH in exchange for Derek Norris on December 2, 2016
Contract Status Signed through 2024
QUICK HITS ACCOLADES

California League Mid-Season All-Star (2018, Lake Elsinore)
• Threw 25.2 innings as a starter vs. 24.2 innings as a
reliever in 2023. Among all hurlers with rookie status last
season (min. 24.0 IP in relief), his 1.46 ERA in relief trailed •6
of his first 7 outings for SD came in a relief role and he was
only Jhony Brito, 1 of the 4 pitchers SD acquired in the scoreless in 4 of the 7 appearances from July 2-Aug. 21 (1.17
trade that sent Juan Soto and Trent Grisham to NYY. ERA, .214 opp. AVG).
•C
ompiled 3 straight relief outings of 4.0+ IP while •C
ompiled 3 straight relief outings of 4.0+ IP while allowing 1
allowing 1 ER-or-fewer from Aug. 6-17, 2023 - 1 of just ER-or-fewer from Aug. 6-17, 1 of just 2 pitchers in SD history
2 pitchers in SD history to do so (also: Mike Corkins, to do so (also: Mike Corkins, Aug 1973)...that last ML pitcher
August 1973). to do so was OAK's Daniel Mengden in Sept 2018, with Bob
Melvin serving as the manager for both hurlers.
• After clearing outright waivers in June of 2022, he had his
contract slected in Novemeber '22 and was added to the •5
of his 7 final outings came as a starter from Aug 26-Oct 1…
40-man roster. in those 7 outings, he went 2-2 with a 4.94 ERA (15 ER, 27.1
IP), .243 opp. AVG and .150 WHIP.
• His 124 strikeouts in 2022 were the most by an El Paso
(AAA) pitcher in team history, surpassing the previous • In his start vs. PHI on Sept. 5, he became the 1st ML starter
record of 121 held by Chris Smith (2015) and Carlos to toss 6.2+ scoreless innings while walking at least 6 since
Pimentel (2016). STL's Adam Wainwright on June 2, 2019 vs. PIT, when he
went 8.0 scoreless innings with 7 walks allowed.
• Underwent Tommy John surgery on September 14, 2019,
and he did not pitch in 2020 while recovering. •S
truck out a career-high 7 on 3 occasions, back-to-back
outings on Aug 1 @ COL and Aug 6 vs LAD, as well as his
• Made his ML debut in a start on April 11, 2019 at ARI (1 final outing of the season on Oct 1 @ CWS.
run, 4 hits, 5 SO, 1 BB), which was his only appearance for
SD in 2019 at the big league level. Prior to his debut, his 1 •M
ade 7 appearances at both home and on the road…posted
start for Amarillo (AA) was the highest level at which he a 1.90 ERA (5 ER, 23.2 IP) at Petco Park and a 5.40 ERA (13
had pitched. ER, 26.2 IP) in away parks.
• His 142 strikeouts in 2018 ranked 2nd in the California •L

imited left-handed hitters to a .188 AVG (15-80) while
League and 3rd in the Padres system while his 170 righties hit .262 (28-107).
punchouts in 2017 led all SD farmhands. •O
pponents hit .217 (10-46) with RISP and .100 (2-20) with
• On August 8, 2017, struck out a Fort Wayne (A) record 17 RISP/2 out.
batters with 0 BB allowed. •P
er Statcast, relied on 4 pitches: 4-seam fastball (32.4%),
changeup (25.6%), sinker (21%) and curveball (21%)…
opponents hit just .148 (9-61) vs. his changeup, with 26 of his
2023 SEASON 54 strikeouts coming against the pitch.
•H
ad his contract selected and added to the 40-man roster •R
anked in the 98th percentile in ground ball percentage
on Nov. 10, 2022…recalled from Triple-A El Paso for the 2nd (60.3%) and 92nd percentile in barrel rate (4.4%).
and final time on July 23, remaining with the big league club • In minor league action in '23, he made 20 app (15 starts)
for the balance of the regular season. between ELP (19 app) and Fort Wayne (1 app), going 1-6
•W
ent 1-0 with a 1.46 ERA (4 ER, 24.2 IP) and .184/.276/.299 with a 8.42 ERA, 7.9 SO/9 IP ratio and .309 AVG.
opponent slash line in his 8 relief appearances vs. a 4.91 ERA
(14 ER, 25.2 IP) and .270/.383/.370 slash line across 6 starts.
2022
•A
mong all rookies who tossed at least 24.0 innings in relief,
his 1.46 ERA led the NL and ranked 2nd among all ML • Had two separate stints with the Padres’ Major League club,
rookies, behind only NYY Jhony Brito’s 1.43 ERA. making the first 2 relief appearances of his MLB career on
April 14 vs. ATL (1.0 IP, 2 H, ER, HR, 2 SO, GF) and April 24 vs.
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LAD (3.0 IP, H, ER, BB, 3 SO). 2021

• Called up as the 27th man for the May 4 doubleheader at • Split the majority of his season between San Antonio (AA)
CLE but did not appear in the games and was returned to El and El Paso (AAA) before having his contract selected by SD
Paso that same day. on October 1 to make his 2nd career ML start that same day
@ SF (4.0 IP, 4 H, ER, 3 BB, 5 SO).
• Spent the majority of the season with El Paso, making 30
app. and a career-high 24 starts for the Chihuahuas, going • Made 13 app. (1 start) for ELP, going 1-0 with a 3.22 ERA (8
7-2 with a 4.58 ERA (57 ER, 112.0 IP) and an El Paso club- ER, 22.1 IP)…tossed 23 outings (10 starts) for SA, going 1-4
record 124 strikeouts against 49 walks. with a 4.64 ERA (27 ER, 52.1 IP) while converting both of his
two save opportunities.
• He cleared waivers and was outrighted to El Paso on June
6, 2022 • Limited hitters to a .208 AVG along with a 3.04 ERA across
18 outings (one start) in June/July.
• Made his 100th professional start on June 23 @ Sacramento.
• Posted eight scoreless outings (2 starts) of 2.0 IP-or-more.
• On Sept. 23 vs. Oklahoma City, he led the Chihuahuas to
the team's 83rd victory of the season, the most in a single
season in team history...the previous record was 82 wins in
2018...he struck out nine Dodgers and set a new single- 2020
season strikeout record by a Chihuahuas pitcher. • Did not pitch while rehabbing from Tommy John surgery
• Had his contract selected and was added to the Padres’ 40- (performed on September 14, 2019).
man roster on November 10, 2022.
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2019 2018
• Made his ML debut for SD on April 11 at ARI and spent • Spent the entire season with Lake Elsinore (A), going 7-9
the rest of the season between Amarillo (AA) and the AZL with a 4.27 ERA (62 ER, 130.2 IP) across 24 app. (20 starts).
Padres (R)…after ending his rehab program for a strained
• Earned California League Mid-Season All-Star honors and
right elbow with the AZL Padres, Avila made 1 start for AMA
logged a career-high 130.2 IP...his 142 SO led all LE hurlers,
in August before aggravating the injury and undergoing
ranked 2nd in the CAL and 3rd in the Padres system.
Tommy John surgery on Sept. 14.
• For LE, earned the win in each of his 6 outings (3 starts)
• Tossed 5.1 innings of 1-run, 4-hit ball in his ML debut on
from July 5-August 5...went 4-0 with a 2.67 ERA (9 ER, 30.1
April 11 @ ARI, striking out 5 and walking 1 but did not factor
IP) and 33 SO against 8 BB over the stretch.
into SD’s 7-6 eventual win…with his start, it marked the
1st time in SD history in which the team saw 3 debuts as a
starting pitcher within the 1st 14 games of a season (also:
Nick Margevicius on March 30 vs. SF and Chris Paddack on 2017
March 31 vs. SF). • Split the season between LE and Fort Wayne (A) after being
acquired by SD in the offseason from WSH in exchange for
• The Padres posted 6 consecutive ML debuts of 5.0+ innings
C Derek Norris.
and 2 earned runs-or-fewer, with Avila’s being the 4th...in
order: Jacob Nix (2018), Nick Margevicius, Chris Paddack, • Pitched to a combined 8-5 record between LE and FW with
Pedro Avila, Cal Quantrill and Logan Allen…the Padres a 3.70 ERA across 24 app. (23 starts)...his 170 SO led the
became the 1st team to string together 6 straight such ML Padres farm system.
debuts overlapping seasons since the Los Angeles Dodgers
from August 2002 to May 2008. • Began the season with LE where he made 10 app. (9 starts),
posting a 4.98 ERA...assigned to FW on June 12 where he
• Made just 1 start for AMA prior to his big league debut, a went 7-1 with a 3.05 ERA (29 ER, 85.2 IP) with 117 SO.
1-run, 2-hit outing across 6.0 IP on April 6 at Corpus Christi…
prior to 2019, he had not made an appearance above A-ball. • Recorded 4 double-digit SO games, including a TinCaps'
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club-record 17 SO and 0 BB on Aug. 8 @ Great Lakes. • Made his professional debut in 2015 with the DSL Nationals
(R), while also making 1 appearance for the GCL Nationals
• Tabbed by Baseball America has having the best curveball in
(R), going a combined 7-3 with a 2.12 ERA (15 ER, 63.2 IP), 92
the Padres’ system following the season.
SO against 18 BB.
2015-16
• Spent the entire 2016 season with Hagerstown (A) of
WSH, going 7-7 with a 3.48 ERA (36 ER, 93.0 IP) with 92 SO
against 38 BB across 20 appearances (all starts).
PEDRO AVILA CAREER PITCHING

Season Team League W L ERA G GS CG SV SVO IP H R ER HR HB BB SO WHIP AVG AB WP GIDP TBF NP/S
2015 D-NAT ROK 6 3 2.26 13 13 0 0 0 59.2 46 22 15 1 5 17 87 1.06 .211 218 8 1 244 489/397
2015 G-NAT ROK 1 0 0.00 1 0 0 0 0 4.0 1 0 0 0 1 1 5 0.50 .077 13 1 0 15 28/23
2015 2 Teams Minors 7 3 2.12 14 13 0 0 0 63.2 47 22 15 1 6 18 92 1.02 .203 231 9 1 259 517/420
2015 2 Teams ROK 7 3 2.12 14 13 0 0 0 63.2 47 22 15 1 6 18 92 1.02 .203 231 9 1 259 517/420
2016 HAG A(Full) 7 7 3.48 20 20 0 0 0 93.0 86 41 36 10 7 38 92 1.33 .249 346 3 7 395 1408/862
2017 FW A(Full) 7 1 3.05 14 14 0 0 0 85.2 74 31 29 3 5 15 117 1.04 .231 320 2 3 345 1229/799
2017 LE A(Adv) 1 4 4.98 10 9 0 0 1 43.1 50 31 24 2 2 18 53 1.57 .284 176 12 4 197 773/450
2017 2 Teams Minors 8 5 3.70 24 23 0 0 1 129.0 124 62 53 5 7 33 170 1.22 .250 496 14 7 542 2002/1249
2018 LE A(Adv) 7 9 4.27 24 20 0 1 1 130.2 136 69 62 8 5 54 142 1.45 .270 504 13 17 568 2112/1324
2019 A-PA2 ROK 0 0 9.00 1 1 0 0 0 2.0 2 2 2 1 1 1 3 1.50 .250 8 1 0 10 19/14
2019 A-PA1 ROK 0 1 0.90 3 2 0 0 0 10.0 5 1 1 0 0 2 15 0.70 .143 35 1 0 37 75/66
2019 AMA AA 0 2 8.25 3 3 0 0 0 12.0 14 12 11 4 1 6 13 1.67 .286 49 1 0 56 212/134
2019 SD MLB 0 0 1.69 1 1 0 0 0 5.1 4 1 1 0 1 2 5 1.13 .200 20 0 0 23 85/55
2019 3 Teams Minors 0 3 5.25 7 6 0 0 0 24.0 21 15 14 5 2 9 31 1.25 .228 92 3 0 103 306/214
2019 2 Teams ROK 0 1 2.25 4 3 0 0 0 12.0 7 3 3 1 1 3 18 0.83 .163 43 2 0 47 94/80
2021 SA AA 1 4 4.64 23 10 0 2 2 52.1 47 29 27 4 7 21 58 1.30 .240 196 5 4 226 889/568
2021 ELP AAA 1 0 3.22 13 1 0 0 1 22.1 18 9 8 1 4 15 24 1.48 .222 81 1 1 101 393/237
2021 SD MLB 0 1 2.25 1 1 0 0 0 4.0 4 2 1 1 0 3 5 1.75 .235 17 0 0 20 84/52
2021 2 Teams Minors 2 4 4.22 36 11 0 2 3 74.2 65 38 35 5 11 36 82 1.35 .235 277 6 5 327 1282/805
2022 ELP AAA 7 2 4.58 30 24 0 0 0 112.0 98 64 57 16 3 49 124 1.31 .232 422 4 8 475 1864/1195
2022 SD MLB 0 0 4.50 2 0 0 0 0 4.0 3 3 2 1 1 1 5 1.00 .188 16 1 0 18 70/45
2023 ELP AAA 1 6 8.57 19 15 0 0 0 55.2 72 56 53 13 2 31 48 1.85 .313 230 3 3 270 968/587
2023 SD MLB 2 2 3.22 14 6 0 0 0 50.1 43 23 18 3 5 25 54 1.35 .230 187 5 6 220 895/545
Career SD MLB 2 3 3.11 18 8 0 0 0 63.2 54 29 22 5 7 31 69 1.34 .225 240 6 6 281 1134/697
Career 10 Teams Minors 39 39 4.28 174 132 0 3 5 682.2 649 367 325 63 43 268 781 1.34 .250 2598 55 48 2939 10459/6656
CAREER TRANSACTIONS OPTIONS USED: 3/3

2014 Signed by WSH as an international free agent, July 5
2016 Acquired by SD from WSH in exchange for C Derek Norris, December 2
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Height: 5-11 Bats: R Full Name José Enrique Azocar
Date of Birth May 11, 1996 in Sucre, Venezuela
Weight: 191 Throws: R Current Residence Sucre, Venezuela
uh-ZOH-car
MLB Service Time 1.097
joseazocar MLB Debut April 11, 2019 @ ARI (with SD)
OF How Obtained Signed as a minor league free agent on November 17, 2020

MiLB Organization All-Star (2019, DET)
• Cracked the Padres Opening Day rosters in 2022 and
2023, owning a .981 fielding percentage (4 errors, 211 Eastern League ROY, Mid & Post-Season All-Star (2019, Erie)
total chances) across 136 outfield appearances his first 2
Major League seasons. Gulf Coast League Post-Season All-Star (2015, GCL Tigers)
• On May 30, 2022 @ STL, became the 1st Padres' rookie MiLB.com Gulf Coast League Player of the Month (August, 2015)
since Franmil Reyes in 2018 to collect multiple hits and
an outfield assist in the same game.
bottom of the ninth at Arizona.
• Named the Eastern League Rookie of the Year in 2019 in
DET's system and led the league in total hits (144), while • Collected his first ML hit two games later on April 9 at
ranking 2nd in AVG (.286). Arizona, with a single to center field in the ninth inning after
entering the game in left field in the bottom of the eighth.
• Made his first Major League start on April 18 vs. CIN in
2023 SEASON center field…went 0-for-2 with a pair of walks (single-game
career high) and a strikeout.
• Made his 2nd consecutive Opening Day roster for the
Padres and appeared in 55 games (24 GS), hitting .231 • Tallied a .303 average (10-33) across 44 games off the
(21-for-91) with 6 2B, 2 HR, 9 RBI and 8 SB across 2 stints bench and a .249 average (42-169) in 54 starts.
with the club. • Optioned to Triple-A El Paso on July 15, where he collected
• On May 5, was placed on the 10-day IL (retro: May 3) with 6 doubles, 5 home runs and 16 RBI at a .306 (30-98) clip in
left elbow inflammation and made 1 rehab appearance with 23 games across 2 stints for the Chihuahuas.
Triple-A El Paso before being optioned to the Chihuahuas • Recalled from Triple-A El Paso on Aug. 20 and spent the
on June 2. remainder of the season at the Major-League level, hitting
• Proceeded to play in 49 games with El Paso at a .269 clip .304 (21-69) with 3 doubles, 2 RBI and 11 runs scored.
with 9 2B, 5 HR and 27 RBI from May 19 to Aug. 6. • On May 23 vs. MIL, collected his first walk-off hit…per Elias,
• Was recalled on Aug. 8 from Triple-A El Paso and appeared it marked the 48th walk-off by a Padre rookie - the last five
in 29 games (10 GS) with the Padres, going 9-for-40 (.225) have been: Jake Cronenworth (Aug. 20, 2020), Seth Mejias-
with 8 R, 4 2B, 2 HR and 6 RBI. Brean (Sept. 22, 2019) and three across the 2018 season by
Francisco Mejia, Franmil Reyes and Christian Villanueva.
• Sept. 15 @ OAK, launched his 1st career HR and tallied a
career-high 3 RBI. • On May 30, became the first Padres' rookie to collect
multiple hits and an outfield assist in a game since Franmil
• Sept. 24 vs. STL, hit his 2nd-career HR, snapping an 0-for- Reyes on Sept. 16, 2018, vs. Texas (2 hits, 1 outfield assist).
13 skid at the plate.
• Swiped 5 bags on the year, which ranked as the 4th-most
• On Oct. 1 @ CWS, hit his 6th 2B of the year to conclude on the team, alongside Jurickson Profar.
his 2023 campaign collecting 3 XBH (2 2B, HR) in his last
6 games (.200 BA)…connected with just 3 XBH in his • Turned in a .975 fielding percentage (4 errors in 161 total
previous 21 games. chances) across 92 games (54 GS), including 49 games in
right field (.966 FPCT) 35 games in center field (.978 FPCT)
and 21 games in left field (1.000 FPCT).
2022 P
OSTSEASON: Appeared in three Postseason games off
• Made his first career Opening Day roster and finished his the bench between the National League Division Series
rookie campaign totaling a .257 average (52-202) with 9 against the Dodgers (2 G) and the League Championship
doubles, 3 triples and 10 RBI across 98 games. Series against the Phillies (1 G).
• Made his Major League debut on Opening Day, when he • Did not record a hit but stole a base in Game 2 of the NLDS
appeared as a defensive substitution in left field in the and scored a run in Game 5 of the NLCS.
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2021 • Led the Eastern League with 144 hits, while ranking 2nd
with a .286 AVG (144-504), 3rd with 201 total bases and
• Split the season between San Antonio (AA) and El Paso, eighth with 65 runs scored.
setting career highs in doubles (22), triples (14), RBI (70),
walks (41) and stolen bases (32). • Opened the season slashing .378/.397/.500 with 5 2B, 2 3B
and 7 RBI in 20 games during April.
• Hit .276 (83-for-301) with 8 2B, 6 3B, 9 HR, 43 RBI, 46 runs
scored, 35 walks and 15 stolen bases while with SA. • Hit a pair of home runs and had a season-high 4 RBI on July
29 vs. Trenton.
• Appeared in 2 games with ELP (July 6 and Aug. 3) before
being assigned to ELP on Aug. 9, where he remained for the • Played for Mesa in the Arizona Fall League, hitting
rest of the season. .279/.353/.295 with 1 2B and 7 RBI in 17 games.
• Collected at least 1 hit in 40 of his 49 total games with
ELP, including 8 triples from Aug. 9 through the end of the
2018
season, a mark that led the Triple-A West League for the
entire campaign. • Combined to play in 109 games between West Michigan (A)
and Lakeland (A).
• Made 38 starts for ELP in CF, 5 in RF, 2 in LF and 1 as the
DH...his 7 OF assists led the club. • Tied for the lead among Tigers' minor leaguers with 9 3B,
while he was T-4th with 120 hits and 8th with 161 total bases.
• Hit over .300 in each of the final 3 months of the season,
2020 slashing .322/.358/.511 in 24 games during June,
• Was a non-roster invite to Detroit's Major League Spring .313/.317/.438 in 25 games in July and .355/.386/.430 in 25
Training but was not a part of the Tigers' 60-man player pool games during August.
at their Aternate Training Site.
2019 2017
• Named the Eastern League Rookie of the Year in 2019,
• Spent the entire season with Lakeland (A), playing in 119
playing in 129 games with Erie (AA).
games.
• Selected to the Eastern League Mid-Season and Post-
• Had 4 hits, including a 2B, on April 14 at Charlotte...added a
Season All-Star Teams and was named an Organization
second 4-hit game with a 3B and 2 RBI on July 9 at Daytona.
All-Star for DET by MiLB.com.
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2016 Player of the Month for August after slashing .411/.416/.568

with 7 2B, 4 3B and 23 RBI in 26 games.
• Set a career high with 129 games played with West
Michigan (A) in 2016. • Ranked as the No. 15 prospect in the Tigers organization by
Baseball America following the season.
• Named a Tigers Minor League Gold Glove winner as an
outfielder, finishing the season with 16 assists.
• Ranked T-2nd in the Midwest League with 8 3B, while he 2013-14
was T-5th with 141 hits and T-7th with 129 games played.
• Named the VSL Tigers Player of the Year in 2014.
• Opened the season slashing .325/.354/.403 with 2 2B, 2 3B
• Led the Venezuelan Summer League in hits (85) and AVG
and 9 RBI in 20 games during April.
(.340, 85-for-250) while he ranked T-2nd with 6 3B, 3rd with
• Had a 13-game hitting streak from May 20-June 3, slashing 36 RBI and 107 total bases and 5th with a .428 SLG.
.400/.434/.460 with 1 2B, 1 3B and 3 RBI.
• Recorded a 14-game hitting streak from May 13-31, slashing
• Rated as the 12th-best prospect in the Tigers organization .439/.448/.632 with 2 2B, 3 3B, 1 HR and 13 RBI...had 10
by Baseball America following the season. multi-hit games during the streak, including 7 consecutive
from May 22-31.
• Finished the month of June hitting .349/.391/.446 with two
2015 doubles, three triples and eight RBI in 22 games.
• Spent the majority of the season with the GCL Tigers, where • Began his professional career in 2013, appearing in 62
he was named the team’s Player of the Year and earned GCL games with the VSL Tigers.
Post-Season All-Star honors.
• Named a Tigers Minor League Gold Glove winner as an
outfielder, committing just three errors in 148 total chances
along with nine assists
• Earned Tigers Minor League Player of the Month and GCL
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PERSONAL the word — “azúcar” — sounding similar to his last name.
• Is from Sucre, Venezuela...credits his father as teaching him • Gave hitting lessons in the US during the pandemic to send
baseball, as his father would bring him to stadiums on a money to his father and neighbors in Venezuela.
bicycle and hit him ground balls as a shortstop and teach
• His late uncle, Óscar Azocar, played three years in the
him how to hit.
Majors: one with the Yankees and two with the Padres
• His nickname is "Sugar," a nod to the Spanish translation of (1991-92).
JOSÉ AZOCAR CAREER BATTING

Season Team League AVG G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB CS OBP SLG OPS PA HBP SAC SF GIDP
2013 V-TIG ROK .234 62 205 20 48 11 2 0 16 3 43 5 2 .251 .307 .558 212 2 1 1 1
2014 V-TIG ROK .340 65 250 39 85 7 6 1 36 11 48 13 5 .373 .428 .801 269 4 1 3 4
2015 G-TIG ROK .325 51 194 29 63 10 5 0 29 7 31 6 4 .350 .428 .778 211 2 5 3 2
2015 CT A(Short) .087 7 23 1 2 1 0 0 0 1 7 0 0 .125 .130 .255 24 0 0 0 0
2015 2 Teams Minors .300 58 217 30 65 11 5 0 29 8 38 6 4 .326 .396 .722 235 2 5 3 2
2016 WM A(Full) .281 129 501 56 141 11 8 0 51 25 119 14 5 .315 .335 .650 532 1 2 3 19
2017 LAK A(Adv) .220 119 431 38 95 10 6 3 37 14 122 12 6 .246 .292 .538 456 2 5 4 10
2018 WM A(Full) .317 27 104 19 33 3 6 1 16 5 21 6 2 .355 .490 .845 110 1 0 0 2
2018 LAK A(Adv) .290 82 300 34 87 14 3 1 34 9 64 5 2 .308 .367 .675 318 2 0 7 13
2018 2 Teams Minors .297 109 404 53 120 17 9 2 50 14 85 11 4 .320 .399 .719 428 3 0 7 15
2019 ERI AA .286 129 504 65 144 21 3 10 58 21 132 10 3 .317 .399 .716 538 5 1 7 22
2021 SA AA .276 79 301 46 83 8 6 9 43 35 71 15 11 .360 .432 .792 343 5 1 1 8
2021 ELP AAA .289 49 190 26 55 14 8 0 27 6 45 17 3 .308 .447 .755 201 1 0 4 5
2021 2 Teams Minors .281 128 491 72 138 22 14 9 70 41 116 32 14 .341 .438 .779 544 6 1 5 13
2022 ELP AAA .306 23 98 11 30 6 0 5 16 7 24 3 1 .352 .520 .872 105 0 0 0 0
2022 SD MLB .257 98 202 24 52 9 3 0 10 12 44 5 6 .298 .332 .630 216 0 1 1 6
2023 ELP AAA .269 49 201 31 54 9 0 5 27 9 45 18 5 .307 .388 .695 212 2 0 0 7
2023 SD MLB .231 55 91 16 21 6 0 2 9 4 24 8 2 .278 .363 .641 102 2 5 0 2
Career SD MLB .249 153 293 40 73 15 3 2 19 16 68 13 8 .292 .341 .633 318 2 6 1 8
Career 8 Teams Minors .279 871 3302 415 920 125 53 35 390 153 772 124 49 .313 .380 .693 3531 27 16 33 93
DIVISION SERIES
2022 SD MLB .000 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 .000 .000 .000 0 0 0 0 0
LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES

2022 SD MLB .000 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 .000 .000 0 0 0 0 0
POSTSEASON (COMBINED)
2022 SD MLB .000 3 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 .000 .000 .000 0 0 0 0 0

2012 Signed by DET as a minor league free agent, October 4
2019 Signed by DET as a minor league free agent, November 2
2020 Signed by SD as a minor league free agent, November 17
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BACHAR NRI
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Height: 6-2 Bats: R Full Name Lake David Bachar
Date of Birth June 3, 1995 in Winfield, Illinois
Weight: 231 Throws: R Current Residence Aurora, Illinois
BAWK-er MLB Service Time 0.000
6th_great_lake How Obtained Signed as a fifth-round selection in the 2016 First-Year Player Draft, June 14
RHP Contract Status Signed through 2024

Texas League Post-Season All-Star (2019 - Amarillo)
• Entered 2024 having made 149 appearances (57 starts)
with a 4.04 career ERA across six minor league seasons Texas League Pitcher of the Week (July 21, 2019 - Amarillo)
in the Padres' system (2016-23).
Midwest League Pitcher of the Week (August 20, 2017 - Fort Wayne)
• Posted a career-best 2.69 ERA (18 ER, 60.1 IP) in a career-
high 42 appearances in 2023 for Double-A San Antonio.
remaining 4 months of the season, his ERA did not exceed
• Underwent Tommy John surgery in 2021, missing the 2.45.
entire season, and did not pitch in 2020 due to the COVID
19-pandemic. • Left-handed batters hit .253 against the right-hander, while
righties hit .222.
• Finished the 2019 season among Texas League leaders in
wins (8, T-2nd), SO (126, 5th) and IP (126.2, 6th), earning • When pitching with runners in scoring position, he forced
TL Post-Season All-Star honors. opposing hitters to a .192 batting average (14-for-73) with
just 5 extra-base hits allowed and a .291 opposing on base
• In August 2019, the Sod Poodles hosted “Bachar Strong percentage.
Night” as a show of encouragement for Lake’s father,
David, who was diagnosed with cancer in January 2018... • Declared free agency on November 6, 2023, and signed
the Sod Poodles took the field in a Padres throwback- back with San Diego on January 11, 2024 as a minor league
themed jersey with #BacharStrong on the sleeve and free agent.
the phrase “No One Fights Alone” on the back, a phrase
that became a Bachar family rallying cry in David’s fight
against cancer. 2022
• In his first action since recovering from Tommy John surgery
in 2021, he struck out 2 over 3.0 no-hit innings for Double-A
2023 SEASON San Antonio on May 16 for his season debut...3 relievers
followed suit to complete a no-hitter in a 4-0 win over
• Worked in a career-high 42 games for Double-A San
visiting Arkansas.
Antonio and posted a career-best 2.69 ERA (18 ER, 60.1 IP)
and a 5-1 record for the Missions. • Spent the entire season with SA, pitching to a 6.15 ERA (31
ER, 45.1 IP) in 27 appearances (seven starts) for a career-
• All 42 appearances he made came out of the bullpen,
high 1.46 WHIP.
making it his first season he had not made a single start...
prior to 2023, the most appearances he had made in a single • Made the start in each of his first 7 games to start the
season was 27 (done in both 2022 and 2018). season with the Missions, and since June 26, exclusively
pitched out of the bullpen.
• Led the Missions in holds (eight) and appearances (42),
and among San Antonio pitchers who made at least 20 • Overall as a starter in 2022, he had a 5.40 ERA (14 ER, 23.1
appearances, his 2.69 ERA ranked 2nd best to just Kevin IP) with a .235 opponent average...as a reliever, he had a
Kopps' 2.63 ERA in his 33 app. 6.95 ERA (17 ER, 22.0 IP) with a .304 opponent clip.
• Logged 5 saves on the year after posting a career-high six • Set a new career high in saves (6), going 6-for-9 in save
saves in 2022...prior to his 11 saves between the 2 seasons, opportunities.
he had just 3 saves in his prior 4 combined minor league
seasons.
2021
• In the first half of the season, had a 4.01 ERA (11 ER, 24.2
IP)...in the season's second half, he had a 1.77 ERA (7 ER, • Missed the entire campaign after undergoing Tommy John
35.2 IP) with 37 strikeouts against 11 walks. surgery.
• After posting a 8.10 ERA in 8 April appearances, he bounced
back in May with a 0.96 ERA in 8 app...in each of the
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2020 7.2-shutout innings, earning the win vs. Northwest Arkansas.

• Did not pitch due to the COVID-19 Pandemic. • Finished the season among Texas League leaders in wins
(8, T-2nd), strikeouts (126, 5th) and innings pitched (126.2,
• Entering the 2020 season, was ranked by Baseball America 6th)…earned TL Post-Season All-Star honors.
as No. 29 in the Padres system.
• Made 3 appearances (2 starts) in the Sod Poodles’ TL
Championship title run…struck out 12 across 9.2 IP
2019 • Tied for the AMA staff lead in wins and ranked 2nd in games
• Played the majority of his 2019 campaign with Amarillo (AA), started (19), innings pitched (126.2), hits allowed (121), runs
setting career bests in wins (8), games started (20), innings allowed (62), earned runs allowed (56) and strikeouts (126).
pitched (132.2) and strikeouts (133) while giving up a career-
high 127 hits and 60 BB.
2018
• Struck out a career-high 9 in 3 of his 4 starts from July
4-21…his 32 combined SO in that span ranked 2nd in all of • Played in his 1st full professional season, posting career-
Double-A and T-5th in the entire minors. highs in losses (9), ERA (4.68), games (27), saves (2), SVO
(2), R (67), ER (60), hit batters (8) and opponent AVG (.264).
• Earned Texas League Pitcher of the Week honors for the
week ending on July 21 after tossing a career-high-tying • Made 9 consecutive starts for San Antonio (AA) from July
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15-Sept 1, tossing 5.0 innings-or-more in 6 of those outings. PERSONAL

• Made his 1st professional appearance at the plate while with • On August 2019, the Amarillo Sod Poodles hosted “Bachar
SA, going 0-for-9 with 3 SO across 6 games. Strong Night” as a show of encouragement for Lake’s father,
David, who was diagnosed with cancer in January 2018. The
• His 15 HR allowed led SA and ranked T-5th in the TL…his 7
Sod Poodles took the field in a Padres throwback-themed
losses and 9 wild pitches were the most among SA pitchers,
jersey with #BacharStrong on the sleeve and the phrase
while his 38 BB tied for the most among the SA pitching
“No One Fights Alone” on the back, a phrase that became
staff with Cal Quantrill and Logan Allen.
a Bachar family rallying cry in David’s fight against cancer.
• Made 2 relief appearances in SA’s postseason run, including The Bachar Strong jerseys were auctioned off following the
1 appearance in the TL Championship Series vs. Tulsa… game, with the proceeds going toward the Bachar family’s
tossed 6.0 IP with 1 R (ER), 1 hit (HR), 1 BB and 8 SO. medical expenses. The Padres also donated various items,
including signed bats from Eric Hosmer and Wil Myers as
well as a signed game-worn Padres jersey. Bachar Strong
2017 T-Shirts were also available in the Sod Poodles team store.
• Made 13 app. (7 starts) between the AZL Padres and Fort • Prior to his 2016 campaign with the University of Wisconsin-
Wayne (A), going 5-1 with a 3.38 ERA (19 ER, 50.2 IP). Whitewater, was ranked No. 100 on Baseball America’s Top
100 Draft Prospects. Also tabbed as the No. 1 prospect in the
• Did not allow a run through his 1st 4 appearances while with
Northwoods League on Baseball America’s 2015 Summer
AZL Padres 1 but went on to allow opponents to score at
College League Top Prospects Index.
least 1 run in 8 of his last 9 games between AZL Padres 1,
AZL 2 and FW. • His 103 strikeouts led the UW-Whitewater pitching staff and
the Wisconsin Intercollegiate Athletic Conference while
• Assigned to FW on July 28 and made 6 consecutive starts
finishing 5th in the nation. His strikeout-total tied for the 3rd-
for the TinCaps.
most in a single season in school program history.
• Earned Midwest League Pitcher of the Week honors for FW
•Was a member of the UW-Whitewater football team, and
for the week ending on August 20.
played football and baseball at Wheaton North High School
where he was all-conference for baseball and football and
all-area in baseball.
2016
• Began his professional campaign by splitting time between
the AZL Padres 1 (R), Lake Elsinore (A) and Fort Wayne (A).
• Posted a 1-0 record with a 1.83 ERA through his 1st 6 games
(4 starts) before falling to 0-2 with a 7.00 ERA in 4 games (1
start) with the AZL Padres 1.
• Made 5 relief app. between Lake Elsinore (A) and FW to
round out his 1st professional season, holding opponents
scoreless in 4 of those outings with just 4 hits allowed.
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2016 A-PAD ROK 1 2 3.45 10 5 0 0 0 28.2 25 11 11 1 1 6 35 1.08 .231 108 0 3 115 208/180
2016 FW A(Full) 0 0 0.00 1 0 0 0 0 3.0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0.33 .000 9 0 0 10 36/24
2016 LE A(Adv) 1 0 3.60 4 0 0 1 1 5.0 4 2 2 0 0 0 5 0.80 .250 16 0 0 18 52/36
2016 3 Teams Minors 2 2 3.19 15 5 0 1 1 36.2 29 13 13 1 1 7 41 0.98 .218 133 0 3 143 296/240
2017 A-PAD ROK 1 0 1.00 5 0 0 0 0 9.0 5 1 1 1 0 6 15 1.22 .156 32 2 0 39 93/64
2017 A-PA2 ROK 0 0 2.25 1 1 0 0 0 4.0 2 1 1 0 0 2 4 1.00 .154 13 2 1 15 30/22
2017 FW A(Full) 4 1 4.06 7 6 0 0 0 37.2 33 21 17 6 0 6 28 1.04 .239 138 4 2 147 508/344
2017 3 Teams Minors 5 1 3.38 13 7 0 0 0 50.2 40 23 19 7 0 14 47 1.07 .219 183 8 3 201 631/430
2017 2 Teams ROK 1 0 1.38 6 1 0 0 0 13.0 7 2 2 1 0 8 19 1.15 .156 45 4 1 54 123/86
2018 LE A(Adv) 2 2 1.91 7 4 0 1 1 28.1 16 11 6 3 3 9 18 0.88 .167 96 0 3 110 415/250
2018 SA AA 3 7 5.59 20 14 0 1 1 87.0 99 56 54 15 5 38 62 1.57 .292 339 9 4 387 1484/940
2018 2 Teams Minors 5 9 4.68 27 18 0 2 2 115.1 115 67 60 18 8 47 80 1.40 .264 435 9 7 497 1899/1190
2019 LE A(Adv) 0 0 3.00 1 1 0 0 0 6.0 6 4 2 0 0 2 7 1.33 .273 22 0 0 25 83/57
2019 AMA AA 8 4 3.98 24 19 0 0 0 126.2 121 62 56 18 6 58 126 1.41 .259 468 13 10 536 2137/1358
2019 2 Teams Minors 8 4 3.93 25 20 0 0 0 132.2 127 66 58 18 6 60 133 1.41 .259 490 13 10 561 2220/1415
2022 SA AA 5 3 6.15 27 7 0 6 9 45.1 48 35 31 10 4 18 44 1.46 .271 177 5 2 202 815/508
2023 SA AA 5 1 2.69 42 0 0 5 6 60.1 52 22 18 4 2 25 69 1.28 .234 222 4 3 251 988/630

2016 Signed by SD as fifth-round selection in the 2016 First-Year Player Draft, June 14
2024 Signed by SD as a minor league free agent, January 11
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Height: 5-10 Bats: R Full Name Matthew Albert Batten
Date of Birth June 22, 1995 in Shelton, Connecticut
Weight: 199 Throws: R Current Residence Shelton, Connecticut
@batten4 MLB Service Time 0.130
m_batten4 MLB Debut June 30, 2022 @ LAD (with SD)
INF How Obtained Signed as a 32nd-round selection in the 2017 First-Year Player Draft on June 23, 2017
• Began his 2nd stint with the Padres on Aug. 26, where he
QUICK HITS
made 28 starts in 30 games across the infield, including
15 starts at third with an errorless 132.1 innings....hit .258
•H
ad 2 stints with the Padres in 2023, his 2nd Major
(25-for-97) with 6 2B, 1 HR and 8 RBI to cap off his 2023
League season. Slashed .258/.355/.358 with 6 2B, 2 HR,
campaign.
11 RBI and 2 SB.
• Posted a ML career-high 4-game hitting streak from Aug. 27
• Made 57 appearances (38 starts) across his first 2
Major League seasons from 2022-23, owning a .986
to Sept. 1...collected 3 2B, HR and 2 RBI at a .500 clip with a
fielding percentage (2 errors, 143 total chances) with 24 1.517 OPS during the span.
appearances at 3B, 22 at 2B, 6 at 1B, 4 as the DH, 2 as the • On Aug. 29 @ STL, tallied a career-high 4 hits amidst his
pitcher, 2 at at SS and 1 in LF. 1st career multi-XBH game...it also marked his 2nd career
• Spent the majority of his 2022 campaign at Triple-A El multi-hit effort.
Paso were he slashed .289/.382/.458 and ranked among • Concluded the season with 4 multi-hit efforts in his last
the top Chihuahuas in stolen bases (3rd, 18), walks (4th, 15 games (.260 BA) and reached base in 12 of his last 16
47), games played (6th, 85), at-bats (6th, 325), runs (6th, games.
63), hits (6th, 94), total bases (7th, 149), doubles (8th, 17),
home runs (8th, 12) and RBI (9th, 46).
• In 2022 with El Paso, notched career highs in slugging 2022
(.458), OPS (.840) and home runs (12) while hitting at a
.290 clip-or-higher in each of his four full months with • In his fifth professional season, made his Major League
the Chihuahuas. debut on June 30 @ LAD…went on to appear in 15 games
with the Padres, going 2-for-19 (.105) with a double and RBI.
• Selected by the Padres in the 32nd round of the 2017
First-Year Player Draft out of Quinnipiac University • Spent the majority of the campaign at El Paso (AAA) were
(Hamden, CT), becoming the 2nd Quinnipiac almun to he slashed .289/.382/.458 and ranked among the top
reach the Majors (RHP Turk Wenell, Chicago Cubs in Chihuahuas in stolen bases (3rd, 18), walks (4th, 47), games
1993). played (6th, 85), at-bats (6th, 325), runs (6th, 63), hits (6th,
94), total bases (7th, 149), doubles (8th, 17), home runs (8th,
12) and RBI (9th, 46).
2023 SEASON • With ELP, notched career highs in SLG (.458), OPS (.840)
and home runs while hitting at a .290 clip-or-higher in each
• In his 2nd Major League season, spent 2 stints with the
of his four full months with the Chihuahuas.
Padres and slashed a career-best .258/.355/.358 while
notching career highs in every offensive category, including • Batted .292 (28-for-96) for ELP with RISP, including a .375
6 2B, 2 HR and 11 RBI with 2 SB. clip (3-for-8) with the bases loaded.
• Totaled 33 starts at the Major-League level (29 of last 31 G) • Hit .285 with 13 XBH (8 2B, 5 HR) in 47 home games for ELP
at a .275 clip (30-for-109) with 18 R, 6 2B, 2 HR and 11 RBI, and .294 with 17 XBH (9 2B, 1 3B, 7 HR) in 38 away games.
including starts at first base (4 GS), second base (13 GS)
and third base (16 GS). • Appeared in all 9 slots of the ELP batting order, hitting
leadoff the majority of his games played (29 G, .291 AVG).
• Began the seaosn with El Paso, where in his 86 total games
with El Paso he posted a .235 average (83-for-353) with a • Turned in a perfect fielding percentage across the diamond
career-matching 20 2B (other: 2019), 1 3B, career-matching for the Padres, which included 7 games at third base (3 GS),
12 HR (other: 2022), 50 RBI, 27 SB and 55 BB against 99 5 games at second base (1 GS), 2 games as the DH and 1
SO...additionally, set career-best marks in RBI and BB. game in left field.
• Recalled by ELP on July 4...on July 8 vs. NYM, connected • Made 85 appearances in the field for the Chihuahuas,
with his 1st Major-League HR in his 16th ML game...hit .261 playing in 36 games at shortstop (32 GS), 34 at third base
(6-for-23) with 3 R, 1 HR and 3 RBI across 13 games before (32 GS), 10 at second base (10 GS), 8 in left field (8 GS), 2 at
being optioned back to ELP on Aug. 8. first base (0 GS) and 1 in center field (1 GS).
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2021 •On July 3, went 4-for-5 with 4 runs scored, tying his career
high for both hits and runs scored in a single game.
•Began the season with San Antonio (AA) for the 1st 6 games
of the season before being promoted to El Paso (AAA) •In the month of August, hit .320 (33-for-103) and .308 in
on May 12...hit .300 with a .370 on-base percentage in 117 September (32-for-104).
games for the Chihuahuas...hit .293 including his time with
•Played in the 2021 Arizona Fall League, batting .270 (17-for-
SA and set career highs in runs scored (72), total hits (123),
63) in 20 games for the Peoria Javelinas with 2 doubles, 7
walks (53), and stolen bases (28).
RBI, 4 stolen bases, and 12 walks.
•Led the Chihuahuas in games played, at-bats (417), runs
scored (70), hits (125), strikeouts (119), and stolen bases
(27)...his 125 hits finished 5th in Triple-A West, while his 70 2020
runs scored finished 4th, and his 27 stolen bases finished
•Did not appear in the Padres' 60-man player pool at their
2nd.
Alternate Training Site.
•Had at least 1 hit in 69 of his last 84 games played dating
back to June 24, including a season and career-long 11 game
hitting streak. 2019
•Played 7 different positions in 2021 for the Chihuahuas: • Played in 2 games for Amarillo (AA) before being promoted
pitcher (5 games), second base (18 games, 16 starts), third on April 8 to ELP...proceeded to play in 109 games with the
base (34 games, 31 starts), shortstop (44 games, 41 starts), Chihuahuas, hitting .299 (106-for-354) with a .351 OBP and
left field (11 games, 10 starts), center field (6 games, 6 starts), .424 SLG.
right field (1 game), and as the designated hitter (1 game, 1
• Hit .341 in home games for ELP and .260 on the road.
start).
•Hit .335 at home and .259 on the road for ELP.
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• Split the season between Single-A Lake Elsinore (13 games), • Son of John and Linda Batten...has one sister, Brittany.
Double-A San Antonio (63 games), and Triple-A El Paso (2
• Went to St. Joseph High School in Trumbull, Connecticut.
games), hitting a combined .272 (62-for-288) with 8 2B, 1 3B,
2 HR, 22 RBI, 39 walks, 31 runs scored and 12 SB. • Attended Quinnipiac University (Hamden, Connecticut)
where he majored in broadcast journalism and played
• Began the season with ELP and was assigned to LE on May
baseball...is still the program's all-time leader in hits (249)
8...in 13 games with the Storm, he hit .341 (14-for-41) with a
and stolen bases (55), and as a senior, was named an
.426 OBP and .816 OPS.
All-MAAC Second Team (2015-16), NEIBA All-New England
• Promoted from LE to SA on May 31 where he finished the First Team (2015-16), and ABCA/Rawlings Northeast All-
season, playing 63 games for the Missions and batting .260 Region First Team (2015-16)...joins right-handed pitcher
(47-for-181) with a .368 OBP. Turk Wendell of the Chicacgo Cubs as the only 2 Quinnipiac
baseball alumnus to reach the Major League.
2017
• In his first year of professional ball in 2017, split the
campaign between Rookie-Level AZL Padres (29 games,
batting .263 with 6 doubles, 2 triples, and 1 home run) and
Single-A Tri-City (20 games, batting .206 with 2 doubles).
• Was assigned to AZL Padres on June 24 and promoted to
the Dust Devils on August 3.
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2017 A-PAD ROK .263 29 99 22 26 6 2 1 14 11 22 1 0 .336 .394 .730 110 0 0 0 1
2017 TRI A(Short) .206 20 63 8 13 2 0 0 6 12 17 4 1 .338 .238 .576 77 1 0 1 1
2017 2 Teams Minors .241 49 162 30 39 8 2 1 20 23 39 5 1 .337 .333 .670 187 1 0 1 2
2018 LE A(Adv) .341 13 41 7 14 2 0 0 4 6 12 1 0 .426 .390 .816 47 0 0 0 0
2018 SA AA .260 63 181 22 47 6 1 2 18 29 55 11 2 .368 .337 .705 215 2 3 0 3
2018 ELP AAA .167 2 6 2 1 0 0 0 0 4 3 0 0 .500 .167 .667 10 0 0 0 0
2018 3 Teams Minors .272 78 228 31 62 8 1 2 22 39 70 12 2 .383 .342 .725 272 2 3 0 3
2019 AMA AA .200 2 5 1 1 0 1 0 0 2 1 1 0 .429 .600 1.029 7 0 0 0 0
2019 ELP AAA .299 109 354 59 106 20 3 6 48 28 86 7 8 .351 .424 .775 393 3 3 5 7
2019 2 Teams Minors .298 111 359 60 107 20 4 6 48 30 87 8 8 .353 .426 .779 400 3 3 5 7
2021 SA AA .174 6 23 2 4 1 0 0 2 5 7 1 1 .321 .217 .538 28 0 0 0 0
2021 ELP AAA .300 117 417 70 125 14 3 6 39 48 119 27 5 .370 .391 .761 467 0 0 2 5
2021 2 Teams Minors .293 123 440 72 129 15 3 6 41 53 126 28 6 .368 .382 .750 495 0 0 2 5
2022 ELP AAA .289 85 325 63 94 17 1 12 46 47 73 18 2 .382 .458 .840 378 3 1 2 5
2022 SD MLB .105 15 19 0 2 1 0 0 1 2 6 0 0 .227 .158 .385 22 1 0 0 0
2023 ELP AAA .235 86 353 71 83 20 1 12 50 55 99 27 4 .341 .399 .740 413 3 0 2 4
2023 SD MLB .258 43 120 19 31 6 0 2 11 17 30 2 2 .355 .358 .713 139 1 1 0 0
Career SD MLB .237 58 139 19 33 7 0 2 12 19 36 2 2 .338 .331 .669 161 2 1 0 0

2017 Signed by SD as a 32nd-round selection in the 2017 First-Year Player Draft, June 23
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Height: 6-2 Bats: R Full Name Ryan Michael Bergert

Date of Birth March 8, 2000 in Canton, Ohio
Weight: 216 Throws: R Current Residence Canton, Ohio
ryan.bergert MLB Service Time 0.000
BUR-gurt How Obtained Signed as a sixth-round selection in the 2021 First-Year Player Draft on August 12, 2021
• In parts of three minor league seasons (2021-23), he

MiLB.com Organization All-Star (2023, SD)
posted a 4.05 ERA (99 ER, 220.0 IP) with a 11-14 record in
54 appearances (47 starts). Single-A Fort Wayne, making 24 appearances (all starts)
with a 4-10 record and 5.84 ERA (67 ER, 103.1 IP).
• 2023 marked his 2nd full minor league season, and he
split it between Single-A Fort Wayne and Double-A San • After holding opposing batters to a .081 average (3-for-37)
Antionio, making a combined 23 appearances (20 starts) in his 7 appearances with Rookie-Level ACL Padres in 2021,
for a 2.73 ERA (32 ER, 105.2 IP) and earning his first- opponents hit .290 (124-for-427) against him in 2022.
career MiLB.com Organization All-Star honor.
• His 24 appearances and 129 strikeouts were both a season
• Attended West Virginia University, and he underwent high in his young career, and his 5.84 ERA also marked the
Tommy John surgery following his 2020 campaign. Did highest in a single campaign.
not pitch in 2021 before being drafted by the Padres in
the 6th-round of the 2021 First-Year Player Draft. • Posted a 2.93 ERA (5 ER, 15.1 IP) in 4 April starts to begin the
season, but he proceeded to post a 7.48 ERA (18 ER, 21.2 IP)
in 5 May outings.
2023 SEASON • Went winless in the first half of the 2022 season (0-5 in 12
starts), but he went 4-5 in 12 second-half starts.
• In his second full minor league season, split 2023 between
Single-A Fort Wayne and Double-A San Antionio, making a • Left-handed batters hit .302 (60-for-199) against him, while
combined 23 appearances (20 starts) for a 2.73 ERA (32 ER, righties hit .281 (64-for-228)...when pitching with runners
105.2 IP) and earning his first-career MiLB.com Organization in scoring position, opposing batters hit .302 (32-for-106)
All-Star honors following the season. against him on the year.
• Began the season with Fort Wayne, working primarily in a
starting role...in 14 appearances (12 starts), he went 5-2 for
a 2.63 ERA (18 ER, 61.2 IP) with a .202 opponent clip and
2021
1.18 WHIP...in his 12 starts, he was 4-1 with a 2.70 ERA at the •Made his professional debut in his first competitve
Single-A level. outings since undergoing Tommy John surgery, making 7
appearances (3 starts) for the Rookie-Level ACL Padres,
• While with the TinCaps, the right-hander had reverse splits,
and pitching to a perfect 0.00 ERA (0 ER, 11.0 IP).
holding left-handed batters to just a .194 clip (26-for-134) and
right-handed hitters to a .213 average (19-for-89). •His 2 runs allowed in his season were both unearned, and
opponents hit just .081 (3-for-37) against him.
• Held opponents to a .204 batting average overall (77-for-
378) and fanned 126 of his 431 batters faced. •He owned a 0.27 WHIP and struck out 14 batters while not
allowing a single walk.
• Promoted to the Double-A level on July 14, where he
remained for the rest of the season...for the Missions, he •Lefties hit just .059 (1-for-17) against him, while right-handed
made 9 appearances (8 starts) for a 2.86 ERA. batters hit .100 (2-for-20).
• His 1.14 WHIP with the Missions marked his best with a
single team in a season (besides his .081 WHIP with Rookie-
Level ACL Padres in 2021). PERSONAL
• Of Bergert's 177 batters faced for the Missions, he allowed • Son of Todd and Kim Bergert, and he has a brother,
just one home run. • He and his fiancée, Julia, were engaged on February 5, 2023.
• Struck out 51 batters while allowing just 18 free passes in his • Attended GlenOak High School in Canton, Ohio, where he
9 appearances with San Antonio. played basketball and baseball...as a senior in 2019, he went
2022 4–2 with a 3.19 ERA and 66 strikeouts over 37 innings.
• Spent the entirety of his first full professional season with • Attended West Virginia University where he played baseball
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and majored in sport management...in his sophomore • Underwent Tommy John surgery following the 2020 season,
season in 2020, was named to the Academic All-Big 12 First and he did not pitch in 2021, gettting selected by the Padres
Team and posted a 2.92 ERA in 24.2 innings. in the 6th round of the 2021 First-Year Player Draft.
RYAN BERGERT CAREER PITCHING

2021 A-PAD ROK 1 0 0.00 7 3 0 1 1 11.0 3 2 0 0 0 0 14 0.27 .081 37 0 1 37 65/65
2022 FW A+ 4 10 5.84 24 24 0 0 0 103.1 124 69 67 18 1 42 129 1.61 .290 427 3 2 472 1929/1236
2023 FW A+ 5 2 2.63 14 12 0 0 0 61.2 45 18 18 3 2 28 75 1.18 .202 223 4 2 254 1013/641
2023 SA AA 1 2 2.86 9 8 0 0 0 44.0 32 16 14 1 2 18 51 1.14 .206 155 2 8 177 708/444
2023 2 Teams Minors 6 4 2.73 23 20 0 0 0 105.2 77 34 32 4 4 46 126 1.16 .204 378 6 10 431 1721/1085

2021 Signed by SD as a sxith-round selection in the 2021 First-Year Player Draft, August 12
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Height: 6-2 Bats: R Full Name Xander Jan Bogaerts
Date of Birth October 1, 1992 in Oranjestad, Aruba
Weight: 228 Throws: R Current Residence San Nicolas, Aruba
BOH-garts MLB Service Time 10.042
@XanderBogaerts MLB Debut August 20, 2013 @ SF (with BOS)
thexman2 INF How Obtained Signed as a Major League free agent on December 9, 2022

2x World Series Champion (2013 & '18 with BOS)
WALKIN' ON SUNSHINE Bogaerts was the only Major
League player to reach base in 30 consecutive games to 4x AL All-Star (2016, '19, '21, '22 with BOS)
start the 2023 season (.392 OBP) – hitting .304 (34 -for-112)
with 4 2B, 6 HR and 13 RBI during the span…the streak 5x Silver Slugger Award Winner (2015, '16, '19, '21, '22 with BOS)
ultimately T-5th longest in the Majors in 2023.
All-MLB First Team (2019 with BOS, SS)
DECADE OF DUES Aug. 20, 2023 marked 10 years of MLB
service time for Bogaerts. From 2016-23, he led all Major 2x AL Player of the Week (July 8, 2018 & Sept. 4, 2022 with BOS)
League shortstops in hits and doubles, ranked 2nd in 2x Red Sox Jackie Jensen Spirit Award (2016, '17)
walks and 6th in home runs.
2x Thomas A. Yawkey Red Sox MVP (2015, '19)
IRST WEALTH IS GOOD HEALTH Entered 2024 having
F
completed his 5th consecutive season without being
placed on the Injured List due to an injury (2019-23, not 2nd), multi-hit games (41, T-2nd), OBP (3rd), SB (3rd), XBH
counting his stint on the COVID IL in '21). His last stint on (52, 3rd), 2B (T-3rd), runs (83, 4th), HR (T-4th), BB (56, 4th),
the IL was back in 2018 when he missed 15 games in April SLG (4th) and RBI (5th).
with a left ankle injury.
• Also finished the season ranking among the top NL
ARUBA, ARUBA! Bogaerts is the 6th Aruban to play in infielders in average (.285, 3rd), hits (170, T-6th), OBP (.350,
Major League Baseball, following Sidney Ponson, Calvin 7th), games (155, T-7th) and AB (596, T-8th).
Maduro, Gene Kingsale, and Radhames Dykhoff...the other
active Aruban player is Chadwick Tromp (ATL)...Played for • Has now tallied 30+ 2B in 8 of his 11 seasons, which ties
Netherlands in the 2013, 2017 and 2023 World Baseball for the 4th-most seasons of a kind through a player's 1st 11
Classics. In 2011, after winning the gold medal in the seasons...his 8 seasons of 30+ doubles ties for 4th-most
Baseball World Cup, was inducted into the Knights Order among active players at the end of 2023 and the most since
of Orange-Nassau by the Governor of Aruba. 2015, when he recorded his 1st 30-2B season.
FAMILY OF ATHLETES Has a twin brother, Jair, who also • Logged the total of his time in the field at shortstop, posting
played in the Red Sox organization. Both Xander and Jair a .985 fielding percentage (8 E/543 TC) across 146 games
signed with Boston out of Aruba in 2009. In 2012, Jair was (all starts) in 1285.2 innings…also appeared in 9 games (8
traded to the Cubs to finalize the compensation for Theo GS) at DH.
Epstein. • Among MLB shortstops, ranked in the top 10 in fielding
MULTI-LINGUAL Speaks four languages: English, percentage (.985, 6th), assists (368, 6th), innings (7th),
Spanish, Dutch, and Papiamento (the latter two being TC (543, 8th), games (10th), game started (10th), PO (167,
Aruba's official languages). 10th), double plays turned (64, 10th) and assists per 9 (2.58,
10th)…also tied for the 3rd-fewest errors alongside TOR’s Bo
COME A LONG WAY Signed with the Red Sox as an Bichette (min. 1,000.0 innings).
international free agent at 16 years old on August 23, 2009.
Made his Major League debut in 2013 at only 20 years old. • Successful in 19 of his 21 steals on the base paths, making
his 90.5 SB percentage the 5th-best mark for a single
season in Padres’ franchise history…he also tied with Bip
Roberts (1995) for the 2nd-fewest CS (2) among the top 5 in
2023 SEASON the category, trailing just Trent Grisham’s 1 CS in 11 attempts
• In his first season with San Diego (11th MLB season), was during the abbreviated 2020 season.
selected as a Silver Slugger Award finalist at SS after • Was the only Major League player to reach base in 30
slashing .285/.350/.440 with 31 2B, 2 3B, 19 HR, 58 RBI and consecutive games to start the season (.392 OBP) – hit .304
a career high 19 SB. (34 -for-112) with 4 2B, 6 HR and 13 RBI during the span…
• Ranked among team leaders in AB (596, 1st), hits (170, 1st), the streak ultimately T-5th longest in the Majors in '23...it
average (1st), games (155, 2nd), 3B (2nd), total bases (233, also set the new franchise record for longest OB streak to
begin a seasn, surpassing Bobby Brown's 29 consecutive
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games (1983, did not begin his season until July 31) and Tony 28 - Sept. 5, 2022).
Gwynn's 28 consecutive games to begin the 1999 season.
• Also collected a hit in 15 of his last 17 games, going 28-for-
• Amidst his 30-game on-base streak, amassed a season- 69 (.406) with 5 2B, 2 3B, 2 HR and 9 RBI with multiple hits
long, 11-game hitting streak from April 7-17…hit .364 (16-for- in 10 of those contests.
44) with 1 HR, 3 RBI and 1 SB.
• Reached base in 27 of his last 28 games, including a
• On April 29 vs SF in Mexico City, became the 3rd player 19-game on-base streak (8th-longest of career) from Aug.
in MLB history to homer in a regular season game in 4+ 30-Sept. 20, which trailed just his 30-game stretch to begin
countries or territories, joining Tony Clark and Michael the year.
Brantley (Sarah Langs)...if you don't count Puerto Rico (a
• Connected with at least 1 XBH in 13 of his last 25 games,
US territory), Bogaerts is the first to homer in 4 distinct
including 10 2B, 2 3B, 4 HR and 13 RBI…his 16 XBH during
countries.
the span T-3rd in the Majors, while his .424 average paced
• July 20 @ TOR, reached 1,500 career hits, trailing Elvis all of MLB.
Andrus (2,091 H) for most hits among active SS.
• Capped his 2023 campaign with an 8-game hitting streak
• In August, Bogaerts joined 6-7 percent of Major League from Sept. 23 to Oct. 1…hit .355 (11-for-31) with a 2B, 3B, 5
players to collect 10 years of MLB service time. RBI and 1 SB.
• Sept. 9 @ HOU, compiled a career-long, 7-game XBH streak • Concluded September slashing .416/.451/.673 with 10 2B, 2
(5 2B, 2 HR), becoming just the 5th Padre to accomplish the 3B, 4 HR, 13 RBI and 6 SB...since his rookie season in 2013,
feat, joining teammate Fernando Tatis Jr. (2020), Brian Giles he ranks among the top Major Leaguers during the month
(2005) and Phil Nevin (2005, 2001), and was 1 game shy of September in hits (4th, 291), runs (6th, 167) and average
of tying Nate Colbert's franchise record of 8-consecutive (7th, .311).
games of the kind from April 24-30, 1969.
• Represented Team Netherlands in the World Baseball
• His 6-game stretch of multiple hits from Sept. 15 -20 tied Classic, his 3rd time participating in the event, where he hit
for his 2nd-longest streak of the kind (career long: 9 G, Aug. .267 (4-for-15) with a double, HR and 1 RBI in 4 games.
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• Named AL Player of the Week for Aug. 28-Sept. 3, his 2nd

career time receiving the honor (also: July 8, 2018).
2022
• Played at least 150 games for the 4th time (also 2015, ‘16,
• 2022 marked Xander's 10th Major League season...led the
and ‘19) and completed his 4th consecutive season without
Red Sox in hits (171), AVG (.307), OBP (.377), walks (57), and
being placed on the IL due to an injury (2019-22)...was on
runs scored (T-1st, 84).
the COVID-19 IL in '21.
• Joined Nomar Garciaparra (5) as the only Red Sox
• Was 1 of 2 Sox players to hit at least .300 with RISP (min. 100
shortstops to be selected to as many as 4 All-Star Games.
PA; also Kiké Hernández)...Bogaerts batted .301 (46-for-153)
• Set Red Sox records at shortstop for most games played with 65 RBI in such situations.
(1,192), most starts (1,179), and most Opening Day starts (9),
• Hit .307 with a .833 OPS...was 1 of 11 qualified hitters to post
surpassing Everett Scott in each category.
a .295+ AVG and .825+ OPS in '22...BOS' Rafael Devers also
• Joined Mookie Betts and Freddie Freeman as the only 3 did so (.295/.879), and the only other teammates to do so
players with an .825+ OPS in each season from 2018-22, were HOU’s Jose Altuve and Yordan Alvarez.
and he’s 1 of just 7 shortstops to post at least 5 consecutive
• Led the American League in batting vs. LHP in AVG (.376)
seasons with an .825+ OPS in the Modern Era.
and OBP (.469), trailing only STL’s Paul Goldschmidt for the
• Became 1 of 26 players in MLB history with 150+ home runs best mark in the majors in each category (.411/.515).
and 300+ doubles before turning 30 years old.
• Was 8-of-10 in stolen base attempts, with his 8 trailing just
• Earned his 5th career Louisville Silver Slugger award (also: Trevor Story's 13 for the most on the ballclub.
2015-16, 2019, 2021), and was a Gold Glove Award finalist,
• Joined Rafael Devers and J.D. Martinez as the Red Sox
setting career bests in defensive runs saved (4), ultimate
representatives in the 2022 All-Star Game in Los Angeles...
zone rating (4.9) and outs above average (5).
Xander was voted a reserve by the player ballot.
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• Bogaerts and Rafael Devers made 581 starts as a SS/3B 2020
combo, 2nd most in Red Sox history (behind Freddy Parent
and Jimmy Collins, who started 697 games as a duo)... • In the pandemic-shortened season, started 53 of the Red
Bogaerts and Devers are the only SS/3B combo in Red Sox’ 60 games (SS-52, DH-1) and led Boston in SLG (.502),
Sox history to each be named All-Stars in the same season OPS (.867), and steals (8- for-8)...also tied for the team lead
multiple times...only 2 other times have the Red Sox had a in HR (11) and runs (36).
SS/3B combo represent them at the All-Star Game: Nomar • Ranked 2nd on the team in AVG (.300), OBP (.364), hits
Garciaparra and Shea Hillenbrand in 2002 and Eddie (tied, 61), total bases (102) and RBI (28).
Bressoud and Frank Malzone in 1964.
• Hit .300-or-better for the 3rd time in his career: .300 in 2020,
• On April 8 @ NYY, set the Red Sox franchise record for most .309 in 2019 and .320 in 2015...posted at least a .500 SLG and
Opening Day starts at SS (9; 2014-22), surpassing Everett .850 OPS for the 3rd consecutive season.
Scott’s 8 at the position from 1914-21...became the 9th player
to make at least 9 consecutive Opening Day starts for the • Finished with 368 career XBH, 6th-most by a Red Sox before
Sox at a single position. turning 28 (Jim Rice-422, Carl Yastrzemski-409, Mookie
Betts-394, Ted Williams-387, Tris Speaker-386).
• Reached base safely in 26 consecutive games from April
29-May 28 (.376 OBP).
• Tied a Red Sox record by recording multiple hits in 9 2019
consecutive games from August 28-September 5, batting • Completed his 7th ML season and did not turn 27 years old
.541 during that span...the streak was the longest in MLB until October 1.
during 2022, and the longest since TOR’s Lourdes Gurriel Jr.
collected multiple hits in 11 consecutive games in July 2018. • In 155 games, hit .309 (190-for-614) with a .939 OPS, 33 HR,
52 doubles, 117 RBI, and 110 runs scored...led the Red Sox in
RBI (117) and OPS (.939), while setting career highs in RBI,
2021 doubles (52), HR (33), XBH (85), BB (76), OBP (.384), SLG
(.555) and OPS.
• Led Red Sox position players in fWAR (5.2) and was tied for
the team lead in bWAR (4.9). • According to FanGraphs, ranked 10th in the Majors in WAR
(6.8), including 1st among Red Sox, 2nd among shortstops,
• Voted the AL’s starting shortstop for the All-Star Game, his and 8th among position players.
2nd career start and 3rd selection.
• Replaced Hunter Pence (injury) on the AL All-Star Game
• Led AL shortstops in OBP (.370), SLG (.493), and OPS roster as a reserve...was his 2nd All-Star Game, having also
(.863)...hit at least 20 HR for the 4th time (23), and ranked started for the AL at shortstop in 2016.
among the AL’s top 15 in AVG (8th, .295), OBP (7th, .370),
OPS (15th, .863), and doubles (T-13th, 34). • Joined Alex Rodriguez as the only shortstops in MLB history
with 30+ HR and 50+ doubles in a season...is 1 of only 25
• Was the only AL player to qualify for the batting title and players ever to reach those totals in a season, and 1 of 3 Red
record an .850+ OPS in each of the last 4 seasons (.883, Sox (also David Ortiz and Rafael Devers)...was 1 of only 5
.939, .867, .863)...the only other players to do so were Bryce players to start 150+ games at SS (153).
Harper, Freddie Freeman, and Mookie Betts.
• Reached career milestones of 100 HR, 500 RBI, 500 runs
• At Fenway Park, hit .316 with 15 HR and a .937 OPS...ranked scored, and 1,000 hits...became 1 of only 22 players to reach
6th in the AL and 12th in MLB in home OPS. all of those totals for the Red Sox.
• Hit 6 home runs in 17 games from April 20-May 4, his most • Became only the 33rd player to debut since 1900 to have
in any 17-game span during his career. 100+ HR and 1,000+ hits prior to turning 27 years old
• Played in his 1,000th career game on May 6 vs. DET...became (source: Elias).
the 30th player to reach that mark with the Sox. • Was 1 of only 10 players in Red Sox history to record 50+
• On August 31 @ TB, recorded an RBI single in the 1st inning doubles in a season...ranked 2nd in the AL with 85 XBH,
but was removed from the game after the top of the 2nd... tied for the most in a season by a Red Sox SS (also:Nomar
Placed on the COVID-19 IL the following day and missed 8 Garciaparra in 1997 and 2002).
games...reinstated on September 10. • Became only the 10th shortstop ever with 100+ RBI in
P
OSTSEASON: Started each of the Sox’ 11 Postseason consecutive seasons (last: Miguel Tejada, 2000-04).
games at shortstop, batting .261 (12-for-46) with an .833 • Was the Red Sox’ nominee for MLB’s Hank Aaron Award,
OPS, 3 HR and 6 RBI....became the 2nd Red Sox shortstop to which recognizes the most outstanding offensive performer
hit 3+ HR in a single Postseason, joining Nomar Garciaparra in each league.
(4 in 1999)...reached base safely in each of the Sox’ first 9
games (.395 OBP), spanning the Wild Card Game through
Game 4 of the ALCS vs. HOU. 2018
• Won his second World Series title with the Red Sox...he's the
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only player that was on the club's active roster for both titles 40+ doubles in a season, joining Nomar Garciaparra (1997,
in 2013 and '18. 1999-2000, 2002).
• Finished 13th in the BBWAA’s AL MVP voting. • Became one of six Red Sox shortstops ever to record 100+
RBI in a season, joining Nomar Garciaparra (1998-99,
• Ranked among AL leaders in RBI (T-5th), doubles (5th), XBH
2002-03), John Valentin (1995), Rico Petrocelli (1970), Vern
(11th), AVG (16th), OBP (15th), SLG (8th), and OPS (6th)...71 of
Stephens (1948-50) and Joe Cronin (1937, ‘39-40).
his 148 hits (48.0%) went for extra bases.
• Among ML shortstops, ranked 2nd in OBP, 4th in SLG, 3rd in
• Was 1 of 16 players to record 100+ RBI in '18, ranking 5th in
OPS, 4th in RBI, 6th in HR and 6th in AVG.
MLB in AB/RBI ratio (4.98)...was 1 of only 4 players in that
group to also have 40+ doubles. • Led MLB with 3 grand slams...became the 11th Red Sox
player to hit 3+ grand slams in a season, 1 shy of the club
• Became only the 2nd Red Sox shortstop to hit 20+ HR and
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record (Babe Ruth, 4 in 1919). season after being hit by a pitch on July 6 at TB...in 80 games
up to that point, was slashing .308/.363/.455 with 41 RBI.
• Owned MLB’s 5th-highest OPS with RISP (1.130), as well as
the 10th-highest AVG (.342; 51-for-149). • Served as the Sox’ leadoff hitter 28 times, including in each
of his final 17 appearances...in that role, hit .309 with a .406
• Went 9-for-15 (.600) with 6 XBH with the bases loaded...hit
OBP (34-for-110, 16 BB, 15 SO).
.269 with a .402 OBP vs. LHP (29-for-108, 1 HR), and .294
with a .901 OPS vs. RHP (119-for-405, 22 HR). • Was 1 of 5 AL players named to the Esurance MLB All-Star
Game Final Vote ballot.
• Started at SS for the Red Sox on Opening Day for the 5th
consecutive season (2014-18). • In his first 31 games through May 12, batted .350 (42-for-120)
with a .405 OBP.
• Placed on the 10-day Injured List with a left ankle injury on
April 9...reinstated on April 27, missing 15 games. • Hit 2 triples on May 17 at STL, becoming the 1st Red Sox
SS in 70 years with multiple triples in a game (last: Johnny
• Named AL Player of the Week for the period July 2-8, his 1st
Pesky on July 20, 1947-G2 at STL).
time ever earning the weekly honor.
• Did not homer in his first 41 games of the season through
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OSTSEASON: Started each of the Red Sox’ 14 Postseason
May 24, then hit 6 HR in 38 games from May 25-July 5...
games and hit safely in 11 of them, including each of the first
recorded his 1st career multi-HR game on June 18 at HOU.
8, going 13-for-58 (.224) with 7 RBI...homered in Game 2 of
the ALDS vs. NYY. P
OSTSEASON: Started at shortstop in all 4 ALDS games vs.
HOU...went 1-for-3 with a HR and 2 R in Game 4.
2017
2016
• In his fourth full ML season, hit .273 (156- for-571) with a .343
OBP and set career highs in triples (6) and steals (15). • Earned his 1st All-Star selection and his 2nd consecutive
Silver Slugger Award.
• Battled a right hand injury throughout the 2nd half of the
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• Won the Boston BBWAA’s Jackie Jensen Hustle Award, 3 hitter in the lineup (min. 150 PA).
presented to a Red Sox player for spirit & determination.
2014
• Became the 1st player in Red Sox history to earn multiple
• Played a team-high 144 games in his 1st full ML season at
Louisville Slugger Silver Slugger Awards at SS...was the 1st
age 21...made 98 starts at SS and 44 at 3B
Red Sox INF to win a Silver Slugger in consecutive seasons
since Wade Boggs (1986-89). • Bogaerts’ 144 games and 594 PA in 2014 were both the most
among Major Leaguers age 21-or-younger that season, and
• Named to 3rd Opening Day roster at only 23 years old.
the most by a Red Sox that young since Tony Conigliaro in
• Ranked T-7th in the Majors with 192 hits...led the AL with 81 1966 (150 G, 628 PA)...since 1920, the only other Red Sox
hits in 2-strike counts. aside from Bogaerts and Conigliaro with that many PA in a
season at age 21-or-younger was Ted Williams (675 PA in
• Hit 21 HR, more than he had in his first 3 ML seasons
1939, 661 PA in 1940)...Bogaerts’ 12 homers in 2014 were the
combined (20)...led AL shortstops in hits and runs.
most in a season by a Red Sox at age 21-or-younger since
• Became the 1st player in Red Sox history to homer 20 times Conigliaro (24 in 1964, 32 in 1965, 28 in 1966)...the only other
in a season as a SS before turning 24 (source: ELIAS). Red Sox ever with that many homers in a season before
turning 22 were Williams (31 in 1939, 18 in 1940), Bobby
• Recorded his 100th hit of the season on June 19 vs. SEA... Doerr (12 in 1939), and Rafael Devers (21 in 2018).
became the 1st player with 100+ hits through 68 team games
since Ichiro Suzuki (103) and Matt Holliday (100) in 2007. • Hit .266/.333/.391 as a SS and .182/.217/.300 as a 3B.
• Selected to start the 87th MLB All-Star Game at SS via • Placed among AL rookie leaders in hits (3rd, 129), XBH
the fan ballot on July 11 at Petco Park (1-for-2, 2B)...joined (T-3rd), total bases (3rd, 195), 2B (3rd, 28), BB (T-3rd, 39),
Mookie Betts as the 3rd pair of teammates—each age 23 or runs (4th, 60), HR (5th, 12), and RBI (5th, 46).
younger—to start the All-Star Game (source: ELIAS)...the
• Served as Boston’s everyday SS through June 1...shifted to
others to do that were Ted Williams (LF) and Bobby Doerr
3B on June 2 when Stephen Drew was recalled...returned to
(2B) of the 1941 Red Sox, and the Angels’ Jim Fregosi (SS)
SS following Drew’s July 31 trade to NYY.
and Dean Chance (P) in 1964.
• On March 31 @ BAL, became Boston’s youngest Opening
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OSTSEASON: Started each of the Red Sox’ 3 ALDS
Day SS in a century (21-year-old Everett Scott in 1914).
games at SS.
• Hit 1st career HR at Fenway Park on May 17 vs. DET...was the
youngest Red Sox player to go deep at Fenway since Jim
2015 Rice in 1974 at 21 years old.
• Won the AL Silver Slugger Award at SS after finishing 2nd in • His 89 times on base through the end of May were the most
the AL with both a .320 AVG (5th in MLB) and 196 hits (3rd ever by a Red Sox rookie and most by an AL rookie since
in MLB). SEA’s Ichiro Suzuki (97 times in 2001).
• Led the Red Sox with 156 games, 613 AB, and 231 times
on base...played all 156 games at SS (154 starts), marking
2013
the most games and starts at SS by a Red Sox since 2003
(Nomar Garciaparra, 156 G - 155 GS). • Made his Major League debut on August 20 @ SF and
played in 18 regular season contests before appearing in 12
• Named a finalist for the AL Rawlings Gold Glove Award at
of BOS’ 16 Postseason games, en route to the 2013 World
SS...his 196 hits ranked 3rd in MLB behind only MIA’s Dee
Series title.
Gordon (205) and HOU’s Jose Altuve (200)...were the most
ever hits by a Red Sox in an age-22 season or younger, • Named Baseball America’s Red Sox Minor League Player of
passing Ted Williams in 1940 (193). the Year and the Greg Montalbano Award as Red Sox Minor
League Player of the Year from Boston Baseball Writers.
• After the season, named the SS on The Sporting News’ AL
All-Star Team. • Named USA Today Sports’ Minor League Player of the Year
and tabbed the SS on Baseball America’s Minor League
• Named team MVP by the Boston chapter of the BBWAA
All-Star First Team.
(Thomas A. Yawkey Award), the first Red Sox SS to be
recognized since Nomar Garciaparra in 1998. • Selected to BOS’ active roster on Aug. 19 and made 12
regular season starts between SS (6 GS) and 3B (6 GS).
• Was the youngest Red Sox ever to earn a Silver Slugger
Award at any position (turned 23 in October) and the • Made ML debut with a start at SS on Aug. 20 @ SF (went
youngest AL SS since Alex Rodriguez in 1998. 0-for-3)...at 20 years and 323 days old, was BOS’ youngest
position player to appear in a game since Dwight Evans
• His .320 AVG trailed only Miguel Cabrera (.338) in the AL...
(debuted at 20 years, 318 days old on September 16, 1972).
marked an 80-point improvement over 2014 (.240).
• Was the Sox’ youngest SS since Luis Alvarado in 1969 (20
• Batted an ML-best .341 (116-for-340) in 80 games as the No.
years old) and the club’s youngest player in a game overall
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since RHP Jeff Suppan in 1995 (20 years old). 2010-12
• Was the 3rd-youngest player to appear in a ML game in • In 2012, was honored as Red Sox Minor League Offensive
2013 behind Bryce Harper and Jurickson Profar. Player of the Year and Baseball America’s Red Sox Minor
League Player of the Year...was also named to Baseball
• Singled off Brandon League in the 9th inning on Aug. 24 @
America’s Minor League All-Star Second Team after splitting
LAD for his 1st ML hit...recorded 1st XHBs on Sept. 7 @ NYY
the season between High-A Salem and Double-A Portland,
(2B, HR), including his 1st HR off Jim Miller in the 5th inning.
combining to hit .307 (146-for-476) in 127 games.
• Split minor league season between Double-A Portland and
• In 2011, reported to Single-A Greenville on June 9 and spent
Triple-A Pawtucket, combining to hit .297 (132-for-444).
the rest of the season as the club’s youngest player (18
• At 20 years old, was the youngest player in the International years old)...he was named South Atlantic League Batter of
League all season. the Week on August 1, and following the season, ranked by
Baseball America as Boston’s No. 2 prospect.
• Started at SS for Team World in the XM All-Star Futures
Game on July 14 at Citi Field (2-for-3, BB, R). • in 2010 made his professional debut and was named Red
Sox Latin Program Player of the Year and a DSL All-Star...
• Invited to 1st ML Spring Training and was the youngest Red
Xander led the DSL Red Sox in AVG (.314), hits (75), HR (3),
Sox in big league camp (20 years old).
RBI (42), total bases (101), SLG (.423), and OPS (.819), and he
• Appeared in 7 World Baseball Classic games during and twin brother Jair each hit a grand slam for the DSL Red
Netherlands’ run to the World Championship Round. Sox on August 20 @ DSL Indians.
• Following the season, ranked as BOS’ No. 1 prospect and
the best power hitter in the system for a 2nd straight season,
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according to Baseball America.
• On November 8, 2013, after Xander helped the Red Sox
• Also rated the No. 1 prospect in both the International
win the World Series, he became the inaugural honoree
League and the Eastern League.
on Paseo Herencia’s Aruba Walk of Stars (similar to
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OSTSEASON: Appeared in 12 of BOS’ 16 postseason Hollywood’s Walk of Fame)...during the dedication, then-
games en route to the 2013 World Series title...made 8 starts, Prime Minister Mike Eman called Xander an “exemplary role
all at 3B in the club’s final 8 games. model for island youth.”
• At 21 years and 22 days old in Game 1, became the 11th- • Wears number 2 because of Hall of Famer Derek Jeter.
youngest position player ever to start a World Series game...
• Participated in the Senior Little League World Series in
among the other 10, 5 are in the Hall of Fame (Freddie
Bangor, ME in 2009...graduated from Colegio Arubano High
Lindstrom, Mickey Mantle, Travis Jackson, Ty Cobb and Willie
School in Aruba in 2009.
Mays)...became the 2nd-youngest player ever to start each
World Series game for a team that won it all; the only younger • His twin brother, Jair, who also played in the Red Sox
player was FLA’s Miguel Cabrera (20 years old in 2003). organization...both Xander and Jair signed with Boston out
of Aruba in 2009...in 2012, Jair was traded to the Cubs to
• Was the youngest Red Sox position player ever to appear in
finalize the compensation for Theo Epstein.
a Postseason game (surpassed by Rafael Devers in 2017),
and 3rd Red Sox to play in the Postseason at age 21-or- • Xander and Jair learned baseball from their uncle, Glenroy
younger, joining Babe Ruth (20 in 1915, 21 in 1916) and Ken Brown...Xander would use a broomstick to hit almonds that
Brett (19 in 1967). grew in the family’s backyard.
• Pinch ran in the 9th inning in his Postseason debut in Game • 1 of 6 Aruban-born players in MLB history...Aruba is a former
3 of the ALDS at TB...came around to score the tying run on Dutch colony, but it is now its own country...Aruba is still part
a Dustin Pedroia groundout, becoming the youngest Red of the Kingdom of the Netherlands...in the 2013 and 2017
Sox player ever to score a run in Postseason play (surpassed World Baseball Classics, Xander played for the Netherlands.
by Rafael Devers in 2017).
• Was knighted in 2011 by the governor of Aruba after helping
• Drew a 7th-inning walk as a pinch hitter in ALDS Game 4 Netherlands win a gold medal in the IBAF Baseball World
and scored the tying run on a wild pitch...T-1st among ALCS Cup.
batters with 4 runs scored.
• In ALCS Game 5, made 1st start in the Postseason at 3B...at 21
years and 16 days old, was the youngest Red Sox ever to start
a Postseason game (surpassed by Rafael Devers in 2017).
• Was the 3rd-youngest ALCS starter ever behind Claudell
Washington (20y, 55d in Game 2 in 1974) and Bret
Saberhagen (20y, 176d in Game 3 in 1984).
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2010 D-RSX ROK .314 63 239 39 75 7 5 3 42 30 37 4 5 .396 .423 .819 280 6 0 5 4
2011 GVL A(Full) .260 72 265 38 69 14 2 16 45 25 71 1 3 .324 .509 .833 296 2 0 4 4
2012 SAL A(Adv) .302 104 384 59 116 27 3 15 64 43 85 4 4 .378 .505 .883 435 5 1 2 8
2012 POR AA .326 23 92 12 30 10 0 5 17 1 21 1 1 .351 .598 .949 97 3 0 1 0
2012 2 Teams Minors .307 127 476 71 146 37 3 20 81 44 106 5 5 .373 .523 .896 532 8 1 3 8
2013 POR AA .311 56 219 40 68 12 6 6 35 35 51 5 1 .407 .502 .909 259 2 1 2 4
2013 PAW AAA .284 60 225 32 64 11 0 9 32 28 44 2 2 .369 .453 .822 256 2 1 0 8
2013 BOS MLB .250 18 44 7 11 2 0 1 5 5 13 1 0 .320 .364 .684 50 0 0 1 1
2013 2 Teams Minors .297 116 444 72 132 23 6 15 67 63 95 7 3 .388 .477 .865 515 4 2 2 12
2014 BOS MLB .240 144 538 60 129 28 1 12 46 39 138 2 3 .297 .362 .659 594 8 2 7 11
2015 BOS MLB .320 156 613 84 196 35 3 7 81 32 101 10 2 .355 .421 .776 654 3 3 3 16
2016 BOS MLB .294 157 652 115 192 34 1 21 89 58 123 13 4 .356 .446 .802 719 6 0 3 14
2017 BOS MLB .273 148 571 94 156 32 6 10 62 56 116 15 1 .343 .403 .746 635 6 0 2 17
2018 PAW AAA .667 1 3 1 2 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 .667 2.000 2.667 3 0 0 0 0
2018 BOS MLB .288 136 513 72 148 45 3 23 103 55 102 8 2 .360 .522 .882 580 6 0 6 14
2019 BOS MLB .309 155 614 110 190 52 0 33 117 76 122 4 2 .384 .555 .939 698 2 0 6 11
2020 BOS MLB .300 56 203 36 61 8 0 11 28 21 41 8 0 .364 .502 .866 225 0 0 1 3
2021 BOS MLB .295 144 529 90 156 34 1 23 79 62 113 5 1 .370 .493 .863 603 5 0 7 13
2022 BOS MLB .307 150 557 84 171 38 0 15 73 57 118 8 2 .377 .456 .833 631 10 0 7 14
2023 SD MLB .285 155 596 83 170 31 2 19 58 56 110 19 2 .350 .440 .790 665 7 0 6 21
Career 2 Teams MLB .291 1419 5430 835 1580 339 17 175 741 517 1097 93 19 .355 .456 .811 6054 53 5 49 135
WILD CARD
2021 BOS MLB .500 1 2 2 1 0 0 1 2 2 1 0 0 .750 2.000 2.750 4 0 0 0 0
DIVISION SERIES
2013 BOS MLB .000 2 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 1.000 .000 1.000 2 0 0 0 0
2016 BOS MLB .250 3 12 1 3 0 0 0 0 0 4 0 0 .250 .250 .500 12 0 0 0 0
2017 BOS MLB .059 4 17 2 1 0 0 1 1 1 4 0 0 .111 .235 .346 18 0 0 0 0
2018 BOS MLB .294 4 17 2 5 0 0 1 2 1 1 0 0 .316 .471 .787 19 0 0 1 0
2021 BOS MLB .333 4 18 3 6 0 0 1 2 1 3 0 0 .368 .500 .868 19 0 0 0 1
Career BOS MLB .234 17 64 11 15 0 0 3 5 5 12 0 0 .286 .375 .661 70 0 0 1 1

2013 BOS MLB .500 4 6 4 3 3 0 0 0 3 1 0 0 .667 1.000 1.667 9 0 0 0 0
2018 BOS MLB .263 5 19 1 5 1 0 0 3 3 1 0 0 .364 .316 .680 22 0 0 0 1
2021 BOS MLB .192 6 26 2 5 2 0 1 2 2 10 0 0 .250 .385 .635 28 0 0 0 0
Career BOS MLB .255 15 51 7 13 6 0 1 5 8 12 0 0 .356 .431 .787 59 0 0 0 1
WORLD SERIES
2013 BOS MLB .238 6 21 2 5 0 1 0 2 1 8 0 0 .261 .333 .594 23 0 0 1 1
2018 BOS MLB .136 5 22 2 3 1 0 0 2 3 6 0 0 .240 .182 .422 25 0 0 0 2
Career BOS MLB .186 11 43 4 8 1 1 0 4 4 14 0 0 .250 .256 .506 48 0 0 1 3
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2013 BOS MLB .296 12 27 9 8 3 1 0 2 6 9 0 0 .412 .481 .893 34 0 0 1 1
2016 BOS MLB .250 3 12 1 3 0 0 0 0 0 4 0 0 .250 .250 .500 12 0 0 0 0
2017 BOS MLB .059 4 17 2 1 0 0 1 1 1 4 0 0 .111 .235 .346 18 0 0 0 0
2018 BOS MLB .224 14 58 5 13 2 0 1 7 7 8 0 0 .303 .310 .613 66 0 0 1 3
2021 BOS MLB .261 11 46 7 12 2 0 3 6 5 14 0 0 .333 .500 .833 51 0 0 0 1
Career BOS MLB .231 44 160 24 37 7 1 5 16 19 39 0 0 .309 .381 .690 181 0 0 2 5
ALL-STAR
2016 AL MLB .500 1 2 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .500 1.000 1.500 2 0 0 0 0
2019 AL MLB .000 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 .000 .000 1 0 0 0 1
2021 AL MLB .667 1 3 0 2 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 .667 .667 1.334 3 0 0 0 0
2022 AL MLB .000 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 .000 .000 .000 1 0 0 0 0
Career AL MLB .429 4 7 0 3 1 0 0 1 0 2 0 0 .429 .571 1.000 7 0 0 0 1

2009 Signed by BOS as an international free agent, August 23
2022 Signed by SD as a Major League free agent, December 9
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Height: 6-2 Bats: R Full Name Jhony Rafael Brito
Date of Birth February 17, 1998 in Puerto Plata, Dominican Republic
Weight: 222 Throws: R Current Residence Puerto Plata, Dominican Republic
johnny BREE-toh MLB Service Time 0.113
jhonybrito09 MLB Debut April 2, 2023 vs. SF (with NYY)
RHP How Obtained Acquired from NYY in a 7-player trade on December 6, 2023

Eastern League Pitcher of the Week (May 1, 2022 - Somerset)
• Acquired by SD from NYY in the 7-player trade that sent
OFs Juan Soto and Trent Grisham to the Yankees on South Atlantic League Pitcher of the Week (July 25, 2021 - Hudson
December 6, 2023. Valley)
• His 9 winning decisions in 2023 were 6th-most among
Major League rookies and matched the most by a 3 such starts in 2014).
Yankees rookie pitcher since Masahiro Tanaka won 13
•Became the first pitcher in franchise history to allow 3 H-or-
games in 2014 (Jordan Montgomery also won 9 games
fewer in 4 of their first 5 career starts.
in 2017).
•Made the Opening Day roster and made his Major League
• Became the 3rd Yankees pitcher in franchise history to
debut on April 2 vs. SF, earning the win after tossing 5.0
record 3 starts with 1 run allowed-or-fewer in their first 4
scoreless innings (2 H, 1 BB, 6 K)…struck out his first batter
career starts, and the first pitcher in franchise history to
faced — LaMonte Wade Jr. swinging — for his first Major
allow 3 hits-or-fewer in 4 of their first 5 career starts.
League strikeout…was just the 12th Yankees pitcher in
• Among all Yankees farmhands in 2022, he ranked 2nd franchise history (and 5th since 1935) to toss at least 5.0
in wins (11), 5th in starts (23) and 6th in innings pitched scoreless innings in his Major League debut.
(112.2).
•Earned the win in his 2nd career start on April 8 at BAL
after allowing just 1 ER over 5.0 IP (3 H, 2 BB, 2 K)…became
the first pitcher in Yankees history to throw at least 5.0 IP,
2023 SEASON allow 3 H-or-fewer and allow 1 R-or-fewer in each of his
•Saw his first Major League action with the Yankees, going first 2 career Major League starts…also became just the 7th
9-7 with 1 save and a 4.28 ERA (90.1 IP, 82 H, 47 R/43 ER, 28 pitcher in Yankees history to toss at least 5.0 IP and allow
BB, 72 SO, 14 HR) in 25 appearances (13 starts) over 5 stints 1 R-or-fewer in each of his first 2 career appearances…was
with the club (March 30-April 2, April 8-May 20, June 21-27, just the 6th to do so as a starter (Cliff Markle made his first
July 31-Aug 6 and Aug 11-Oct 1). career appearance as a reliever)…also became the 15th
starting pitcher in franchise history to win each of his first
•Opponents batted .244/.306/.435 (82-for-336, 14 HR); LH two career games and the first since Orlando Hernández in
.263/.335/.436 (41-for-156, 6 HR); RH .228/.281/.433 (41-for- 1998.
180, 8 HR).
•Took his first career loss on April 13 vs. MIN after allowing
•His 9 wins were 6th-most among Major League rookies 7 ER in 0.2 IP (6H, 1BB, 0K, 1HR)…at the time, marked the
and matched the most by a Yankees rookie pitcher shortest outing by a Yankees starter (not including openers)
since Masahiro Tanaka won 13 games in 2014 (Jordan since Jameson Taillon on June 12, 2021 at PHI (0.1IP).
Montgomery also won nine games in 2017).
•Took the loss on April 29 at TEX despite allowing just 2 ER in
•As a starter, went 3-6 with a 6.32 ERA (37 ER, 52.2 IP) in 13 5.0IP (4 H, 1 BB, 5 K, 1 HR).
starts…allowed 3 R-or-fewer in 8 of his 13 starts.
•Made his 1st career relief appearance and earned his 3rd
•In 12 relief appearances, went 6-1 with 1 save and a 1.43 win of the year on May 15 at TOR (5.1 IP, 6 H, 4R/1ER, 0 BB,
ERA (6 ER, 37.2 IP), which ranked 1st among rookie relievers 2 K).
(min. 35.0 IP)...tossed at least 2.0 IP in 11 of his 12 relief
appearances and at least 3.0 IP in 7 of those games. •Tossed 5.2 scoreless innings to earn his 4th win of the year
on June 21 vs. SEA (2 H, 1 BB, 3 K)…set a season high in
•Went 2-4 with 1 save and a 5.94 ERA (24 ER, 36.1 IP) in 11 innings pitched.
home games (7 starts)…was 7-3 with a 3.17 ERA (19 ER, 54.0
IP) in 14 road games (6 starts). •Recorded the loss on June 27 at OAK despite allowing just 2
ER over a season-high-tying 5.2 IP (4 H, 2 BB, 2 K, 1 HR).
•Became the 3rd Yankees pitcher in franchise history to
record 3 starts with 1R allowed-or-fewer in their first four •Allowed a career-high 4 HR and recorded the loss on July 31
career starts (Luis Gil, 3 such starts in 2021; Chase Whitley, vs. TB (4.0 IP, 6 H, 5 ER, 0 BB, 4 K).
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•Allowed just 1 ER in 5.0 innings of relief on Aug 12 at MIA. ER, 3 K, 1 H, 1 HR, 1 HP).
•Allowed a season-high-tying 7R in his loss on Aug. 18 vs. •Earned his 9th win of the year on Sept. 26 at TOR after
BOS (2.1 IP, 9 H, 7R/6ER, 0 BB, 1 K, 1 HR)…his 9 H also tossing 2.0 scoreless innings of relief (1 H, 1 BB, 1 SO).
marked a season high.
•In 7 starts with Triple-A Scranton/Wilkes-Barre, went 2-2
•Went 5-1 with a 1.40 ERA (4 ER, 25.2 IP) in his final 9 with a 5.45 ERA (36.1 IP, 40 H, 23R/22ER, 16 BB, 33 SO, 8
appearances of the season from Aug. 24-Oct. 1…held HR).
opponents to a .184 BA (16-for-87) over that span.
•In 4 spring appearances (2 starts), went 2-0 with a 2.08 ERA
•Earned the win in 5 of his 7 games from Aug. 29-Sept. 26. (13.0 IP, 12 H, 5R/3ER, 0 BB, 10 SO, 1 HR).
•Tossed at least 3.0 scoreless innings of relief and earned the
win in back-to-back appearances from Aug. 29 at Detroit (3.1
2022
IP, 2 H, 2 BB, 3 SO) and Sept. 2 at HOU (3.2 IP, 2 H, 1 SO).
•Split the season between Double-A Somerset and Triple-A
•Posted a career-best 9.0 scoreless inning streak from Aug.
Scranton/Wilkes-Barre, combining to go 11-4 with a 2.96
29-Sept 8.
ERA (112.2 IP, 95 H, 40R/37ER, 35 BB, 91 SO, 9 HR) in 26
•Recorded the win in back-to-back relief appearances on appearances (23 starts).
Sept. 12 (G1) at BOS (2.1 IP, 3 H, 1 BB, 2 SO) and Sept. 16 at
•Among Yankees farmhands, ranked 2nd in wins, 5th in starts
PIT (3.0 IP, 3 SO).
and 6th in innings pitched.
•Earned his first career save on Sept. 22 vs. ARI (3.2 IP, 1 H, 1
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•Began the season with Double-A Somerset, going 5-2 with 2016-20
a 2.36 ERA (42.0 IP, 36 H, 14R/11ER, 11 BB, 38 K, 4 HR) in
8 starts…was named the Eastern League “Pitcher of the •Did not pitch in 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Week” for April 25-May 1 after allowing just 1 H over 7.0 •In 22 appearances (9 starts) with Single-A Charleston in
scoreless innings on May 1 vs. Portland (W, 1 BB, 6 SO). 2019, he went 6-4 with 2 saves and a 3.58 ERA (100.2IP, 91
•Was promoted to Triple-A Scranton/Wilkes-Barre on June 1 H, 50R/40ER, 14 BB, 79 SO, 5 HR).
and went 6-2 with a 3.31 ERA (70.2 IP, 59 H, 26R/ER, 24 BB, • Did not pitch in 2018.
53 SO, 5 HR) in 18 appearances (15 starts).
• In 2017, made 3 starts for Short-Season Single-A Staten
•Following the season, was named by Baseball America as Island (7.2 IP, 8 H, 2R/0ER, 2 BB, 8 SO, 0 HR).
having the “Best Control” among Yankees minor leaguers.
• Split his first professional season between the DSL Yankees
•Was added to the 40-man roster on Nov. 10. 1 and GCL Yankees East in 2016, going 1-6 with a 6.38 ERA
•Also played for the Toros del Este in the Dominican Winter (55.0 IP, 72 H, 45R/39ER, 9 BB, 48 SO, 4 HR) in 13 starts…
League, going 2-0 with a 3.52 ERA (7.2 IP, 7 H, 3R/ER, 0 BB, in 9 starts with the DSL Yankees 1, went 0-3 with a 6.81 ERA
10 SO, 0 HR) in 4 relief appearances. (35.2 IP, 47 H, 32R/27ER, 8 BB, 34 SO, 4 HR)…went 1-3 with
a 5.59 ERA (19.1 IP, 25 H, 13R/12ER, 1 BB, 14 SO, 0 HR) in 4
starts with the GCL Yankees East.
2021
•Combined to go 7-7 with a 3.55 ERA (116.2 IP, 109 H,
59R/46ER, 21 BB, 118 SO, 10 HR) in 22 starts with High-A
Hudson Valley and Double-A Somerset.
•Began the season with High-A Hudson Valley, going 4-4
with a 2.57 ERA (70.0 IP, 59 H, 31R/20ER, 12 BB, 73 SO, 2
HR) in 14 starts…was named the High-A East “Pitcher of the
Week” for July 19-25 after tossing 6.0 scoreless innings and
earning the win in his start on July 21 at Aberdeen with HV
(3 H, 1 BB, 10 SO).
•Promoted to Somerset on Aug. 1 and went 3-3 with a 5.01
ERA (46.2 IP, 50 H, 28R/26ER, 9 BB, 45 SO, 8 HR) in 8 GS.
•Following the season, was named by Baseball America as
having the “Best Control” among Yankees minor leaguers.
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2016 D-YA1 ROK 0 3 6.81 9 9 0 0 0 35.2 47 32 27 4 3 8 34 1.54 .318 148 4 2 163 268/222
2016 G-YAE ROK 1 3 5.59 4 4 0 0 0 19.1 25 13 12 0 1 1 14 1.34 .325 77 2 2 80 116/106
2016 2 Teams Minors 1 6 6.38 13 13 0 0 0 55.0 72 45 39 4 4 9 48 1.47 .320 225 6 4 243 384/328
2016 2 Teams ROK 1 6 6.38 13 13 0 0 0 55.0 72 45 39 4 4 9 48 1.47 .320 225 6 4 243 384/328
2017 SI A(Short) 1 0 0.00 3 3 0 0 0 7.2 8 2 0 0 0 2 8 1.30 .258 31 0 1 34 116/82
2019 CSC A(Full) 6 4 3.58 22 9 0 2 2 100.2 91 50 40 5 4 14 79 1.04 .240 379 5 7 407 1407/963
2021 HV A+ 4 4 2.57 14 14 1 0 0 70.0 59 31 20 2 5 12 73 1.01 .219 269 4 2 291 1070/732
2021 SOM AA 3 3 5.01 8 8 0 0 0 46.2 50 28 26 8 3 9 45 1.26 .269 186 1 3 199 708/488
2021 2 Teams Minors 7 7 3.55 22 22 1 0 0 116.2 109 59 46 10 8 21 118 1.11 .240 455 5 5 490 1778/1220
2022 SOM AA 5 2 2.36 8 8 0 0 0 42.0 36 14 11 4 1 11 38 1.12 .232 155 0 3 167 603/409
2022 SWB AAA 6 2 3.31 18 15 0 0 0 70.2 59 26 26 5 2 24 53 1.17 .229 258 1 7 287 1074/705
2022 2 Teams Minors 11 4 2.96 26 23 0 0 0 112.2 95 40 37 9 3 35 91 1.15 .230 413 1 10 454 1677/1114
2023 SWB AAA 2 2 5.45 7 7 0 0 0 36.1 40 23 22 8 1 16 33 1.54 .270 148 0 3 165 619/394
2023 NYY MLB 9 7 4.28 25 13 0 1 1 90.1 82 47 43 14 4 28 72 1.22 .244 336 0 9 372 1445/950
Career NYY MLB 9 7 4.28 25 13 0 1 1 90.1 82 47 43 14 4 28 72 1.22 .244 336 0 9 372 1445/950

2015 Signed by NYY as an international free agent, November 9
2023 Acquired by SD from NYY along with RHPs Michael King, Randy Vasquez, Drew Thorpe and C Kyle Higashioka in exchange for OFs Juan
Soto and Trent Grisham, December 6
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Full Name Daniel Ricardo Camarena
Height: 6-0 Bats: L
Date of Birth November 9, 1992 in Bonita, California
Weight: 217 Throws: L Current Residence Bonita, California
CAM-uh-RAY-na MLB Service Time 0.022
MLB Debut June 19, 2021 vs. CIN
dcamarena72
LHP How Obtained Signed as a minor league free agent on December 29, 2023

Pacific Coast League Post-Season All-Star (2021, El Paso)
• Joined the Padres in February 2020 after 7 seasons in
the NYY, CHC, and SF farm systems. Entering 2024, has Triple-A West Pitcher of the Week (June 13, 2021)
made 197 career minor league appearance (170 starts) for
a 41-63 overall record and 4.48 ERA. Florida State League Mid-Season All-Star (2014, Tampa)
• Missed the entire 2022 season after undergoing Tommy

December 29, 2023.
John surgery in May 2022.
• Posted a 6.20 ERA in 2023 with Double-A San Antonio,
but in 8 relief outings, he owned a 1.08 ERA (1 ER, 8.1 IP) 2022
compared to his 6.90 ERA in his 17 starts.
•Missed the entire season recovering from Tommy John
• On July 8, 2021, he became the 2nd pitcher in MLB surgery, performed in May 2022.
history to hit a grand slam for his 1st career hit. It came
off Max Scherzer and ignited SD's 9-8 victory after once
trailing 8-0, tying the franchise record for their largest 2021
comeback victory.
•Received his first ML action across 3 separate stints with
• Following his improbable grand slam, the nickname SD…earned Triple-A West Postseason All-Star honors for
"Slamarena" was born, with t-shirts and other gear the El Paso Chihuahuas.
donning the nickname hitting the racks in the Padres
team store. • Made his ML debut on June 19 vs. CIN, allowing three runs
on four hits while striking out three across 2.2 IP in SD’s 7-5
win…scoreless in his first 2.0 frames before giving up three
runs in the 5th…optioned back to ELP the following day.
2023 SEASON
• Recalled from ELP on July 8...that same day, relieved Yu
•In his first appearances since undergoing Tommy John Darvish in the 4th inning and surrendered 2 runs, resulting
surgery in 2022, he spent the entire season with Double-A in the Padres trailing the Nationals 8-0…after Fernando Tatis
San Antonio, going 1-7 with a 6.20 ERA (48 ER, 69.2 IP) in 25 Jr.’s solo HR and Wil Myers’ bases loaded walk, Camarena
outings (17 starts). came to the plate with the bases loaded and hit a grand
•In his 17 starts, he went just 1-6 with a 6.90 ERA (47 ER, 61.1 slam off Max Scherzer on a 1-2 pitch for his 1st career hit,
IP)...but in his 8 relief outings, he owned a 1.08 ERA (1 ER, igniting SD’s franchise-tying largest comeback victory.
8.1 IP). • He became the 2nd pitcher in MLB history to hit a grand
•Began the year as a starter, but his last seven appearances slam for his 1st career hit (also: “Frosty” Bill Duggleby in
of the season came as a reliever...in those seven app., he 1898) and the 1st to do it in baseball since SF’s Brandon
allowed just 1 earned run. Crawford on May 27, 2011 @ MIL…he was also the 1st relief
pitcher to hit a slam since PIT’s Don “Caveman” Robinson
•His 17 starts were his first starts since 2021 and his 25 total vs. CHC on Sept. 12, 1985.
appearances were his most since he also made 25 in 2018.
• He made 22 app. (19 starts) for the Chihuahuas, going 6-7
•Struck out 54 of his 313 total batters faced, walking just 16. with a 4.75 ERA (44 ER, 83.1 IP).
•Started the season with a 7.27 ERA in May, 7.91 ERA in • Allowed just 1 hit across 6.0-shutout innings on June 8 @
June, and a 7.11 ERA in July...finished the year with a 0.93 in Round Rock, earning Triple-A West Player of the Week
5 August outings, and a .270 ERA in 2.70 in 4 September honors on June 13.
appearances.
• Per Statcast, he relied on 5 pitches: Sinker (33%), Slider
•When pitching with runners in scoring position, opposing (30%), 4-Seamer (20%), Curveball (11%) and Changeup
batters hit .377 (26-for-69). (6%).
•Re-signed with the Padres as a minor league free agent on
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•S
pent the campaign at the Padres' Alternate Training Site as • Signed by CHC as a minor league free agent and spent
part of the club's 60-man player pool but did not appear on time in the Cubs' ML Spring Training camp before being re-
the active roster in 2020. acquired by NYY in exchange for future considerations.
• Made 8 app. (all starts) for SWB and posted a 5.08 ERA (22
ER, 39.0 IP) before being released by NYY on May 20.
2019
• Signed by SF to a minor league contract on May 24 and
• Signed a minor league contract with MIN in January and
spent the majority of the campaign with Sacramento (AAA),
made one start for Triple-A Rochester in April before being
going 1-8 with a 5.65 ERA (50 ER, 79.2 IP) in 16 app.
released on Apr. 29.
• Signed by NYY to a minor league contract on May 8 and
went on to make 17 app. (16 starts) for Triple-A Scranton/ 2017
Wilkes-Barre, going 4-8 with a 6.27 ERA (69 ER, 99.0 IP).
• Went 6-6 with a 3.65 ERA (48 ER/118.1 IP) between Trenton
(AA) and SWB...combined to walk just 31 in 118.1 innings
while striking out 78.
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• In 2016, went 10-7 with 1 complete game, 1 save and a 3.68 PERSONAL
ERA (58 ER, 141.2 IP) in 29 app. (22 starts) between Tampa
• Grew up in Bonita, Calif., and had committed to play at the
(A), TRN (AA) and SWB...his 1.52 BB/9.0 IP ratio was 15th-
University of San Diego before signing with NYY.
lowest among all minor leaguers (min. 140.0 IP)...was tabbed
by Baseball America as having the “Best Control” among • Graduated from Cathedral Catholic High School in San
Eastern League pitchers. Diego and went 9-1 with a 0.53 ERA as a senior in 2011,
earning MaxPreps' All-State Team honors.
• Missed the 2015 season while recovering from a procedure
to remove bone spurs from his left elbow.
• Split the 2014 season between TAM and TRN, and
combined to go 7-11 with a 3.40 ERA (54 ER, 143.0 IP) in 26
starts...named a Florida State League Mid-Season All-Star.
• Made 25 appearances (21 starts) with Charleston (A) in
2013...was 4-6 with a 4.42 ERA (55 ER, 112.0 IP)...made 4
consecutive scoreless app. (3 starts) from June 15-July 4
(18.0 IP), holding opponents to a .036 AVG (2-for-55).
• In 2012, made his pro debut with the GCL Yankees,
recording a 1.02 ERA (2 ER, 17.2 IP) in 5 G (3 starts).
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2012 G-YAN ROK 0 0 1.02 5 3 0 0 0 17.2 8 2 2 1 0 0 15 0.45 .136 59 0 0 60 93/91
2013 CSC A(Full) 4 6 4.42 25 21 0 0 0 112.0 109 67 55 11 4 19 83 1.14 .251 435 4 4 465 1261/925
2014 TAM A(Adv) 5 5 2.35 16 16 0 0 0 88.0 77 37 23 6 3 28 69 1.19 .230 335 4 5 367 656/508
2014 TRN AA 2 6 5.07 10 10 0 0 0 55.0 61 32 31 8 0 14 43 1.36 .284 215 0 3 235 889/576
2014 2 Teams Minors 7 11 3.40 26 26 0 0 0 143.0 138 69 54 14 3 42 112 1.26 .251 550 4 8 602 1545/1084
2016 TAM A(Adv) 1 0 1.50 2 0 0 0 0 6.0 2 1 1 1 0 1 4 0.50 .100 20 0 0 21 75/53
2016 TRN AA 9 6 3.68 25 22 1 1 1 129.2 126 60 53 12 2 21 106 1.13 .252 500 3 8 526 1845/1254
2016 SWB AAA 0 1 6.00 2 0 0 0 0 6.0 9 5 4 1 0 2 4 1.83 .346 26 0 1 28 107/70
2016 3 Teams Minors 10 7 3.68 29 22 1 1 1 141.2 137 66 58 14 2 24 114 1.14 .251 546 3 9 575 2027/1377
2017 TRN AA 2 4 3.81 15 15 1 0 0 82.2 89 46 35 5 0 20 48 1.32 .276 322 0 8 351 1259/828
2017 SWB AAA 4 2 3.28 7 7 0 0 0 35.2 30 14 13 3 1 11 30 1.15 .224 134 1 3 146 553/348
2017 2 Teams Minors 6 6 3.65 22 22 1 0 0 118.1 119 60 48 8 1 31 78 1.27 .261 456 1 11 497 1812/1176
2018 RIC AA 0 0 2.57 1 1 0 0 0 7.0 6 4 2 1 0 1 2 1.00 .231 26 1 0 28 88/62
2018 SWB AAA 2 3 5.08 8 8 0 0 0 39.0 44 23 22 3 2 20 34 1.64 .288 153 1 3 178 647/401
2018 SAC AAA 1 8 5.65 16 15 0 0 0 79.2 97 53 50 9 0 32 64 1.62 .299 324 3 4 364 1348/859
2018 3 Teams Minors 3 11 5.30 25 24 0 0 0 125.2 147 80 74 13 2 53 100 1.59 .292 503 5 7 570 2083/1322
2018 2 Teams AAA 3 11 5.46 24 23 0 0 0 118.2 141 76 72 12 2 52 98 1.63 .296 477 4 7 542 1995/1260
2019 ROC AAA 0 0 6.23 1 0 0 0 0 4.1 5 3 3 1 1 0 6 1.15 .278 18 0 0 19 71/49
2019 SWB AAA 4 8 6.27 17 16 0 0 0 99.0 121 74 69 21 2 22 88 1.44 .303 400 3 8 428 1548/1062
2019 2 Teams Minors 4 8 6.27 18 16 0 0 0 103.1 126 77 72 22 3 22 94 1.43 .301 418 3 8 447 1619/1111
2019 2 Teams AAA 4 8 6.27 18 16 0 0 0 103.1 126 77 72 22 3 22 94 1.43 .301 418 3 8 447 1619/1111
2021 ELP AAA 6 7 4.75 22 19 0 1 1 83.1 83 51 44 11 2 31 62 1.37 .256 324 7 4 366 1294/846
2021 SD MLB 0 1 9.64 6 0 0 0 0 9.1 16 12 10 2 0 3 7 2.04 .364 44 0 0 47 174/110
2023 SA AA 1 7 6.20 25 17 0 3 3 69.2 89 54 48 9 5 16 54 1.51 .309 288 4 5 313 1196/792
Career SD MLB 0 1 9.64 6 0 0 0 0 9.1 16 12 10 2 0 3 7 2.04 .364 44 0 0 47 174/110

2011 Signed by NYY as a 20th-round selection in the First-Year Player Draft, August 30
2018 Signed by CHC as a minor league free agent, January 8
Acquired by NYY from CHC in exchange for future considerations, April 3
Signed by SF as a minor league free agent, May 24
2019 Signed by MIN as a minor league free agent, January 19
Signed by NYY as a minor league free agent, May 8
2020 Signed by SD as a minor league free agent, February 13
2023 Signed by SD as a minor league free agent, December 29
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Height: 6-0 Bats: R Full Name Luis Genaro Campusano-Bracero
Date of Birth September 29, 1998 in Augusta, Georgia
Weight: 215 Throws: R Current Residence Augusta, Georgia
CAM-poo-SAH-know MLB Service Time 1.144
luiscampusano5 MLB Debut September 4, 2020 @ OAK (with SD)
C How Obtained Signed as a 2nd-round selection in the 2017 First-Year Player Draft on June 23, 2017

California League MVP (2019, Lake Elsinore)
• Made his 2nd career Opening Day roster in 2023 (other:
2021), capturing career highs in games (49), runs (27), MiLB.com Organization All-Star (2019, SD)
hits (52), 2B (7), HR (7), RBI (30), BB (7) and total bases
(80). Baseball America High Class-A All-Star (2019, Lake Elsinore)
• In his MLB debut on Sept. 4, 2020 @ OAK, hit an Mid-Season All-Star (2018 Midwest League & 2019 California League)
opposite-field HR in the 8th inning for his 1st hit,
becoming the 15th Padre to have his 1st-career hit go for California League Post-Season All-Star (2019, Lake Elsinore)
a HR (1st since Patrick Kivlehan in 2016). Jorge Oña did it
6 days later on Sept. 10, 2020 vs. SF.
from July 22 @ DET.
• In his 6-year minor league career from 2017-23, hit .300
• Prior to landing on the 10-day IL on Sept. 30 with a right
with a .369 OBP, .473 SLG and .842 OPS.
ankle sprain for the remainder of the season, collected a
• In 2019 with Lake Elsinore (A), won the California League career-best 6-game hitting streak from Sept. 17-24…hit .478
batting title (.325) and the co-MVP award. with a 2B, HR and 5 RBI during the span.
• Became the 1st catcher selected in the 2017 First-Year • Collected a hit in 11 of his final 13 games (.346 BA) and in 15
Player Draft when the Padres took him 39th overall. of his final 20 games (.366 BA with 3 2B, 3 HR and 17 RBI).
• Additionally, in his final 15 contests of the year (Sept. 5-24),
collected multi-hit efforts in 6 of the 12 games in which he
2023 SEASON hit safely, turning in a .351 average (20-for-57) with 2 2B, 2
• In his 4th Major League campaign, captured career highs in HR and 15 RBI.
games (49), runs (27), hits (52), 2B (7), HR (7), RBI (30), BB
(7) and TB (80).
2022
• Defensively, appeared in a career-high 42 games behind the
plate, including 37 starts across 325.1 innings…posted a .991 • Appeared in 16 games across 2 stints with the Padres,
fielding percentage (3 E/334 TC) with a 3 percent CS rate (1 slashing .250/.260/.333 with 1 2B, 1 HR and 5 RBI.
CCS/29 SB)…also appeared in 5 games (4 GS) at DH. • Was the starting catcher in 9 of his 10 appearances behind
• In 41 games as a starter, hit .329 (51-155) with 7 2B, 7 HR and the plate, totaling a .988 fielding percentage (1 E/84 TC)
29 RBI (37 GS at C)…appeared in 8 games off the bench, in over 78.0 innings.
which he hit .125 (1-for-8) with 1 RBI. • Made 3 starts in 5 total appearances as the designated
• After making his 2nd career Opening Day roster (other: hitter, going 1-for-13 (.077) with 1 run and 1 RBI.
2021), was placed on the 10-day IL on April 17 with a left • Began the season with El Paso (AAA) before being recalled
thumb sprain before being transferred to the 60-day IL on on April 24...optioned back to ELP on May 1 and remained
June 2…was later activated on July 18 after 8 rehab games with the Chihuahuas before being recalled on Aug. 26, and
between ACL Padres (3 G) and Triple-A El Paso (5 G), where spent the remainder of the season at the big-league level...
he combined to hit .280 with a trio of 2Bs, 1 HR and 5 RBI for logged a hit in 6 of his final 9 starts at a .313 clip (10-for-32)
a .400 OBP. with 1 home run and 3 RBI.
• On July 22 @ DET, collected a career-high 4 hits (1 HR)...it • Over his final 6 games of the regular season, hit .318 (7-
marked the 1st 4+hit game by a Padres’ catcher since Austin for-22) and collected a hit in 4 of those games, including a
Nola on Aug. 3, 2021 @ OAK and was just the 3rd game of career-long, 3-consecutive multi-hit efforts from Sept. 17-22.
the kind by an SD catcher in the previous 8 seasons (since
2016). • With ELP, turned in a .298 AVG (95-for-319) with 15 doubles,
a triple, 14 homers and 60 RBI across 81 games.
• Aug. 7 vs. LAD, collected his 1st career multi-homer game,
while his 4 hits and 4 RBI matched his single-game highs • Ranked among the top Chihuahua bats in hits (5th, 95), RBI
(5th, 60), home runs (6th, 14), total bases (6th, 154), games
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(7th, 81), runs (7th, 62), doubles (9th, 15) and walks (9th, 33). 28 and assigned to Triple-A El Paso on May 3.
• Logged 529.2 innings behind the plate at ELP, which trail • In 81 games played for the Chihuahuas, he hit .295 (86-
just his 2019 mark of 675.1 innings at Single-A Lake Elsinore. for-292) with 21 2B, 3 3B, 15 HR, 45 RBI, 47 runs scored, 27
walks, a .365 OBP, a .541 SLG, and a .906 OPS...his .906 OPS
• Entered 2022 rated as the No. 44 prospect in all of baseball
was 2nd highest on the team behind Brian O'Grady (.913).
by MLB Pipeline, No. 53 by Baseball America, and No. 67 by
ESPN and The Athletic. • Made 62 app. behind the plate for ELP (all starts)...caught
511.2 IP, totaling a .985 fielding percentage (8 E/541 TC).
• Also entered 2022 as the 7th-best catching prospect in all of
baseball by MLB Pipeline. • On July 11, represented the Padres' along with CJ Abrams in
the 2021 SiriusXM All-Stars Futures game for the NL team @
P
OSTSEASON: Made SD's roster in their 3 rounds of the
Coors Field...went 0-for-1 with a RBI.
Postseason, but did not make an appearance
• Voted as the best defensive catcher in the Padres farm
system by Baseball America in their Best Tools survey for
2021 the Padres farm system, voted on by MLB executives, scouts
and managers.
• Made his 1st-career Opening Day roster and made 11
appearances with SD in '21 after playing just 1 game for the
Padres in the 2020 regular season.
2020
• Went 3-for-34 (.088) at the dish with 4 walks in his 11 games
• Selected to the ML roster on September 4 from the Alternate
played
Training Site and made his MLB debut that night, batting
• All 3 of his hits came off right-handed pitching, and he went 7th as the DH against the A's in Oakland...hit an opposite-
0-for-3 vs. left-handers. field HR in the 8th for his 1st hit, becoming the 15th Padre in
team history to have his 1st-career hit go for a HR (1st since
• Made his 1st career app. in the field at the ML level, starting Patrick Kivlehan in 2016)...Jorge Oña did it 6 days later on
9 games at catcher...didn't make an error in 86 total chances September 10 vs. SF.
and 75.0 innings...allowed 4 SB without catching a runner
stealing with a 3.24 catcher's ERA. • Was the 5th Padre in 2020 to make his MLB debut (joining
Edward Olivares, Jake Cronenworth, Luis Patiño and Jorge
• Was optioned to the Padres' Alternate Training Site on April Mateo)...was an MLB-leading 6th Padre who was 21-or-
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younger to make his MLB debut since the start of 2019 Padres No. 1 catching prospect.
(joining Fernando Tatis Jr., Josh Naylor, Andres Muñoz,
• Spent the whole season with Lake Elsinore (A), setting
Adrian Morejon, and Luis Patiño).
career highs in nearly every offensive category while
• His highest level of play prior to his sole MLB game was winning the California League batting crown by hitting .325
Single-A Lake Elsinore, where he won the California League (137-for-422) with 31 2B, 1 3B, 15 HR, 81 RBI and 52 BB in 110
batting crown in 2019. games played…also named the California League co-MVP,
along with Lancaster’s Luis Castro, and earned his 1st-
•S
cratched from the lineup on Sept. 5 due to left hand
career MiLB.com Organizational All-Star honors.
soreness...was placed on the 10-day IL on Sept. 6 (retro to
Sept. 5) with a left wrist sprain. • Opened the season with a 10-game hitting streak (.474)
before being placed on the 7-day IL on April 16…reinstated
P
OSTSEASON: Made both the Wild Card Series and
on April 23 for his sole stint on the IL in 2019.
National League Division Series rosters for the Padres...
made just appearance, pinch-hitting for DH Jurickson Profar • Entered the season having hit just 7 HR in 107 games…in
in Game 3 of the NLDS vs. LAD in the bottom of the 8th 2019, he hit 15 home runs in 110 games, finishing 2nd on the
inning (struck out)...in 2020, appeared in as many playoff Storm behind Gabriel Arias’ 17 HR.
games as he did regular season games.
• His walk rate (10.7%) nearly equated his SO rate (11.7%).
• Earned CAL Mid-Season All-Star honors, hitting .317 (63-for-
2019 199) prior to the break.
• Entered the season ranked by Baseball America as the No. • Led all qualifying Storm players in AVG (.325), OBP (.396),
79 overall prospect, the Padres No. 5 prospect and the SLG (.509) and OPS (.906).
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• Caught a career-high 675.1 innings in 77 games (all starts) 2017
behind the plate, committing 9 errors and allowing 4 passed
balls for a .989 fielding %...caught 22 runners stealing (T-8th • Divided his 1st professional season between AZL Padres 1
in CAL) in 97 stolen base attempts. (R) and AZL Padres 2 (R), hitting .269 (36-for-134) with 4 2B,
4 HR, 25 RBI and 16 BB between the clubs.
• Named a CAL Post-Season All-Star after hitting .242 with 2
2B, 1 3B and 5 RBI in 8 G for the Storm in the Postseason. • Made 27 appearances behind the plate (26 starts) and
caught 213.2 innings with 7 errors committed.
• Following the season, played for the Peoria Javelinas in the
AFL, appearing in just 4 games and going 1-for-13.
PERSONAL
2018 • Attended Cross Creek High School in Augusta, Georgia.
• Spent the entire campaign with Fort Wayne (A) in his 1st • Was committed to the University of South Carolina prior to
action at the Single-A level, hitting .288 in 70 G. being the first catcher taken in the 2018 MLB Draft.
• In the 1st half of the season, hit .293 (48-for-164) en route to • Ranked by Perfect Game as the No. 4 overall prep player
being named a Midwest League Mid-Season All-Star, the 1st (No. 1 catcher) in Georgia.
such accolade of his career. • His favorite player growing up was Salvador Perez.
• Placed on the 7-day DL (retro: July 29).
LUIS CAMPUSANO CAREER BATTING

2017 A-PAD ROK .278 24 90 3 25 4 0 1 13 6 14 0 1 .327 .356 .683 98 1 0 1 4
2017 A-PA2 ROK .250 13 44 5 11 0 0 3 12 9 11 0 1 .377 .455 .832 53 0 0 0 0
2017 2 Teams Minors .269 37 134 8 36 4 0 4 25 15 25 0 2 .344 .388 .732 151 1 0 1 4
2017 2 Teams ROK .269 37 134 8 36 4 0 4 25 15 25 0 2 .344 .388 .732 151 1 0 1 4
2018 FW A(Full) .288 70 260 26 75 11 0 3 40 19 43 0 1 .345 .365 .710 284 4 0 1 9
2019 LE A(Adv) .325 110 422 63 137 31 1 15 81 52 57 0 0 .396 .509 .905 487 4 0 9 15
2020 SD MLB .333 1 3 2 1 0 0 1 1 0 2 0 0 .500 1.333 1.833 4 1 0 0 0
2021 ELP AAA .295 81 292 47 86 21 3 15 45 27 66 1 0 .365 .541 .906 326 6 0 1 9
2021 SD MLB .088 11 34 0 3 0 0 0 1 4 11 0 0 .184 .088 .272 38 0 0 0 2
2022 ELP AAA .298 81 319 62 95 15 1 14 60 33 62 0 0 .363 .483 .846 358 2 0 4 12
2022 SD MLB .250 16 48 4 12 1 0 1 5 1 11 0 0 .260 .333 .593 50 0 0 1 2
2023 A-PAD ROK .200 3 10 1 2 2 0 0 2 2 1 0 0 .333 .400 .733 12 0 0 0 1
2023 ELP AAA .333 5 15 4 5 1 0 1 3 3 3 0 0 .444 .600 1.044 18 0 0 0 0
2023 SD MLB .319 49 163 27 52 7 0 7 30 7 21 0 0 .356 .491 .847 174 3 0 1 8
2023 2 Teams Minors .280 8 25 5 7 3 0 1 5 5 4 0 0 .400 .520 .920 30 0 0 0 1
Career SD MLB .274 77 248 33 68 8 0 9 37 12 45 0 0 .316 .415 .731 266 4 0 2 12
DIVISION SERIES
2020 SD MLB .000 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 .000 .000 .000 1 0 0 0 0
2020 SD MLB .000 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 .000 .000 .000 1 0 0 0 0

2017 Signed by SD as a second-round selection in the First-Year Player Draft, June 23
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Height: 6-1 Bats: R Full Name Drew Michael Carlton
Date of Birth September 8, 1995 in Lakeland, Florida
Weight: 215 Throws: R Current Residence Winter Haven, Florida
@drewcarlton12 MLB Service Time 1.014
drew.carlton9895 MLB Debut September 4, 2021 @ CIN (with DET)
RHP How Obtained Signed as a minor league free agent on December 10, 2022

Eastern League Mid-Season All-Star (2019, Erie)
• Played collegiately at Florida State University, where
he was a team captain for the 2017 Seminole team that MiLB.com Organization All-Star (2019, Detroit)
advanced to the College World Series.
• The first Major League strikeout of his career was Nelson 2022
Cruz on September 11, 2021 vs. TB.
• Was with Triple-A Toledo for most of 2022, pitching in 46
• Made his Major League debut on September 4, 2021 games, including two starts, and posting a 4-3 record with 2
@ CIN, needing just one pitch to retire the only batter saves, a 4.78 ERA (31 ER, 58.1 IP) and 67 strikeouts.
he faced. According to Elias, he became the first Tigers
• Appeared in five games with Detroit and had a 2.08 ERA (4
pitcher since at least 2000 to throw just one pitch in his
ER, 8.2 IP) and seven strikeouts.
big league debut and the 1st in MLB since San Diego’s
Buddy Baumann on July 16, 2016. • Turned in his longest outing of the season on May 28 vs.
CLE, throwing 2.0 innings and allowing two runs on three
• Was drafted by the Tigers in the 32nd round in the 2017
hits with a strikeout.
First-Year Player Draft. At the time he made his debut
in 2021, 17 of the 31 players the Tigers drafted ahead of
Carlton were no longer active in professional baseball.
2021
• Spent the majority of the 2021 season with Toledo (AAA),
appearing in 33 games, including 2 starts...also saw the first
2023 SEASON
big league action of his career pitching in 4 games with DET.
• Made a ML career-high 11 appearances out of the SD pen,
• Posted a 1.07 WHIP with the Mud Hens and limited
earning the first two winning decisions of his big league
opponents to a .232 (46-for-198) opponent average.
career (May 25 @ WSH & June 10 @ COL)...had made just 9
appearances at the big league level in his two prior seasons • Did not allow a run in eight of his first 11 outings with Toledo,
(2021-22) with Detroit. posting a 2-0 record with a 1.59 ERA with 14 SO.
• Had his contract selected on May 15 from El Paso (AAA) and • Made his ML debut on Sept. 4 @ CIN, needing just one
made his Padre debut that next day in the 3rd inning with pitch to retire the only batter he faced..according to Elias, he
3.0 scoreless frames vs. KC after starter Seth Lugo exited became the first Tigers pitcher since at least 2000 to throw
with a right calf strain. just one pitch in his debut...the last MLB pitcher to do so was
San Diego’s Buddy Baumann on July 16, 2016.
• Optioned to Triple-A El Paso on June 21 before being
recalled on June 27…made his final 2 appearances of the • Recorded the first strikeout of his big league career on Sept.
season on June 27 & 30 before placed on the 15-day IL on 11 vs. TB, fanning Nelson Cruz in the ninth inning
July 1 (right elbow inflammation).
• Was transferred to the 60-day IL on Aug 14…underwent an
elbow cleanup procedure on Sept. 7. 2020
• Tossed 2.0+ IP in 7 of his 11 appearances, posting a 2.55 • Was not a part of DET's 60-man player pool at their
ERA (5 ER, 17.2 IP), 0.91 WHIP and .231 AVG against in those Alternate Training Site, and worked out remotely as a result
outings. of the COVID-19 pandemic.
• Had reverse splits, limiting left-handed batters to a

.174/.231/.261 slash with 0 HR, while right-handed batters 2019
had 2 homers and slashed .275./.339/.431.
• Made a career high 45 appearances with Double-A Erie in
• Struck out 18 batters with 6 walks allowed...in 7 games on 2019...was selected to the Eastern League Mid-Season All-
the road, posted a 3.18 ERA (4 ER, 11.1 IP), while owning a Star Team and was named a Double A All-Star by Baseball
5.79 ERA (6 ER, 9.1 IP) in 4 appearances at home. America...was also selected as a Tigers Organization All-Star
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by MiLB.com. 2018
• Ranked tied for fifth in the Eastern League with 45 • Spent most of the 2018 season with Single-A Lakeland,
appearances, while he was sixth with 19 saves. pitching in 34 games for the Flying Tigers.
• Converted his first 17 save opportunities of the season • Finished the season tied for eighth in the Florida State
before having a blown save on August 24 at Harrisburg. League with nine saves.
• Was Tigers Minor League Pitcher of the Month for August,
going 2-0 with seven saves, a 0.55 ERA and 17 punchouts.
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2017 PERSONAL
• Began his professional career in 2017, making 20 • Played collegiately at Florida State University, where he was
appearances between the GCL Tigers West, Single A a team captain for the 2017 Seminole team that advanced to
Connecticut and Single-A West Michigan...was named the the College World Series.
Minor League Pitcher of the Year for Connecticut.
• Growing up in Lakeland, Florida he went to many Tigers'
• Ranked 2nd in the New York-Penn League with 10 saves. Spring Training games in Florida, and he ended up pitching
for them, making his big league debut in 2021.
• Appeared in 11 games with Connecticut in August and had a
1-0 record with nine saves, a 0.75 ERA (1 ER, 12.0 IP).
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DREW CARLTON CAREER PITCHING
2017 G-TIW ROK 0 0 0.90 6 0 0 2 4 10.0 10 2 1 0 1 1 9 1.10 .263 38 1 0 40 63/56
2017 CT A(Short) 1 0 1.29 13 0 0 10 10 14.0 8 2 2 1 0 2 20 0.71 .160 50 2 0 52 200/135
2017 WM A(Full) 0 0 0.00 1 0 0 0 0 1.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.00 .000 4 0 0 4 16/10
2017 3 Teams Minors 1 0 1.08 20 0 0 12 14 25.0 18 4 3 1 1 3 29 0.84 .196 92 3 0 96 279/201
2018 LAK A(Adv) 4 2 2.38 34 0 0 9 12 56.2 46 19 15 0 1 11 57 1.01 .217 212 0 4 226 838/612
2018 ERI AA 0 0 1.64 5 0 0 0 0 11.0 11 3 2 0 1 1 11 1.09 .275 40 0 2 44 155/111
2018 2 Teams Minors 4 2 2.26 39 0 0 9 12 67.2 57 22 17 0 2 12 68 1.02 .226 252 0 6 270 993/723
2019 ERI AA 4 3 1.46 45 0 0 19 20 68.0 48 20 11 3 1 18 65 0.97 .200 240 0 9 266 948/667
2021 TOL AAA 3 3 2.92 33 2 0 4 8 52.1 46 22 17 5 0 10 49 1.07 .232 198 1 4 208 813/552
2021 DET MLB 0 0 4.91 4 0 0 0 0 3.2 6 2 2 1 0 4 1 2.73 .429 14 0 1 19 73/39
2022 TOL AAA 4 3 4.78 46 2 0 2 6 58.1 58 33 31 9 2 11 67 1.18 .254 228 2 5 245 907/627
2022 DET MLB 0 0 2.08 5 0 0 0 0 8.2 4 4 2 1 0 0 7 0.46 .129 31 1 0 32 120/83
2023 A-PAD ROK 1 0 0.00 2 1 0 0 0 2.0 3 0 0 0 0 0 2 1.50 .429 7 0 1 7 12/11
2023 ELP AAA 2 1 3.00 15 0 0 0 0 18.0 15 8 6 1 1 5 21 1.11 .231 65 1 3 72 304/204
2023 SD MLB 2 1 4.35 11 0 0 0 2 20.2 18 12 10 2 1 6 18 1.16 .243 74 1 2 85 330/222
2023 2 Teams Minors 3 1 2.70 17 1 0 0 0 20.0 18 8 6 1 1 5 23 1.15 .250 72 1 4 79 316/215
Career 2 Teams MLB 2 1 3.82 20 0 0 0 2 33.0 28 18 14 4 1 10 26 1.15 .235 119 2 3 136 523/344

2017 Signed by DET as a 32nd-round selection in the 2017 First-Year Player Draft, June 26
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Height: 6-5 Bats: L Full Name Ryan Nicholas Carpenter
Date of Birth August 22, 1990 in Glendale, Arizona
Weight: 237 Throws: L Current Residence Surprise, Arizona
@carp22 MLB Service Time 0.101
MLB Debut May 9, 2019 vs. LAA (with DET)
LHP How Obtained Signed as a minor league free agent on October 31, 2023

Pacific Coast League Post-Season All-Star (2017, Albuquerque)
•R
eturns to MLB with the Padres on a minor league deal
for 2024 after spending 2020 in the Chinese Professional Pacific Coast League Pitcher of the Week (2x, July 2, 2017 & Sept. 4,
Baseball League and parts of 2021-22 in the Korean 2017 - Albuquerque)
Baseball Organization.
Florida State League Mid-Season All-Star (2013, Charlotte)
•D
id not pitch in 2023 while rehabbing from Tommy John
surgery.
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ade 15 appearances (14 starts) for DET across the 2019
2018-19 seasons, posting a combined 2-8 record with a • In his final season with the Tigers organization, split the
9.30 ERA (60 ER, 63.0 IP). campaign between the Tigers and Triple-A Toledo…made 4
• Led the Pacific Coast League with 156.0 innings pitched separate stints with the big league club, going a combined
in 2017, tied for the Eastern League lead with 28 starts in 1-6 with a 9.30 ERA (42 ER, 40.2 IP) across 9 starts.
2015, and tied for the Midwest League lead with 28 starts • Tagged with the loss in 2 of his first 4 starts (May 9 vs. LAA
in 2012. and May 14 vs. HOU) before earning his lone win of the
campaign (and 2nd of his career) on June 4 vs. TB (7.0 IP, 7
H, 2 ER)…tagged with the loss in each of his final 4 starts.
2023 SEASON • Allowed at least 1 HR in all 9 of his starts (2.66 HR/9 IP),
• Did not pitch in 2023 while rehabbing from Tommy John including 2 long balls in 3 of his 9 outings.
surgery.
• Opponents hit .339 against him…lefties batted .378
while righties hit .326, accounting for 9 of the 12 HR he
surrendered.
2022
• Went 5-7 with a 5.26 ERA (45 ER, 77.0 IP) across his 14 starts
• Was limited to just 4 appearances (all starts) in his 2nd for Toledo.
consecutive season with the Hanwha Eagles of the Korea
Baseball Organization, going 0-1 with a 2.50 ERA (5 ER, 18.0
IP) and 15 SO vs. 6 BB.
2018
• Released by Hanwha in June.
• Spent most of the 2018 season with Toledo, starting 14
games for the Mud Hens…also saw the first Major League
action of his career, appearing in 6 games (5 starts) for DET.
2021
• Made his ML debut in the second game of the doubleheader
• In his first season with the Hanwha Eagles of the KBO, he on April 1 vs. PIT, allowing 3 runs on 5 hits with 1 BB and
went 5-12 with a 3.97 ERA while posting career highs in 3 strikeouts in 3.0 IP…struck out Starling Marte in the first
appearances (31), starts (30), innings pitched (170.0) and inning for his first ML strikeout.
strikeouts (179).
• Struck out a season-high 10 batters on May 7 vs. Columbus,
allowing one run over 7.0 innings.
2020 • Sidelined from June 1-July 26 with a left oblique strain.
•S
igned with the Rakuten Monkeys of the Chinese
Professional Baseball League in Taiwan and posted a 10-7
record with a 4.00 ERA (70 ER, 157.1 IP) and a 150-to-33 SO/ 2017
BB ratio across 26 appearances (25 starts).
• Led the Pacific Coast League with 156.0 innings pitched
as he made 27 appearances (25 starts) with Triple A
Albuquerque of the Colorado Rockies organization.
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• Selected to the Pacific Coast League Postseason All-Star

Team.
2016
• Ranked 2nd in the PCL with 161 strikeouts and a 1.28 WHIP,
• Appeared in 26 games (18 in relief), for Triple A
while he was 3rd with a 4.15 ERA (72 ER, 156.0 IP) and
Albuquerque…his first season pitching exclusively at the
T-3rd with 10 wins...among PCL starters, he ranked second
Triple-A level.
with 9.32 SO/9 IP and 12.07 baserunners allowed/9 IP, 4th
with 2.27 BB/9 IP and 5th with a .266 opponents’ batting • Went 2-3 with a 5.40 ERA (27, ER, 45.0 IP) and 48 strikeouts
average. in 8 starts, while he was 0-0 with an 11.41 ERA (30 ER, 23.2
IP) and 20 strikeouts in 18 relief outings.
• Had 3 double-digit strikeout performances during the
season, striking out 10 on June 20 at Sacramento, 11 on July 1 • Sidelined from July 9-23 with a left index finger contusion,
at Tacoma and 10 on August 28 vs. Reno. and again from July 25-August 22 with a left index finger
contusion.
• Earned Pacific Coast League Pitcher of the Week honors
twice...was named Pitcher of the Week for the week ending
July 2 after making 2 starts during the week and posting a
1-0 record with a 1.93 ERA (3 ER, 14.0IP) and 18 strikeouts... 2015
also earned Pitcher of the Week honors for the week ending • Tied for the Eastern League lead with 28 starts in as he
September 4 after compiling a 2-0 record with a 1.93 ERA (3 spent the entire season with Double-A New Britain.
ER, 14.0IP) and 17 strikeouts in 2 starts.
• Ranked 2nd in the Eastern League with 167.0 innings pitched
• Placed on the temporarily inactive list from July 15-19. and 4th with 132 strikeouts.
• Made 6 starts during the month of July and had a 4-1 record • Threw a two-hit shutout on April 21 vs. Portland.
with a 2.50 ERA (11 ER, 39.2IP) and 35 strikeouts.
• Made 5 consecutive quality starts from May 26-June 19…
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went 1-2 with a 2.25 ERA (8 ER, 32.0 IP) and 22 strikeouts 149.2 innings pitched.
during the stretch.
• Appeared in 6 games (5 starts) during the month of April
• Tossed his 2nd complete game of the season on August 31 and had a 3-1 record with a 3.10 ERA (10 ER, 29.0 IP) and 24
at Trenton, allowing 1 run on 5 hits and striking out 6. strikeouts.
2014 2011
• Limited to 13 starts with Single-A Modesto (COL) due to • Completed his first professional season, pitching in 8 games
injury. (4 starts) with Single-A Hudson Valley (TB).
• Held opponents to a .245 (74-for-302) batting average. • Did not allow a run in 7 of his 8 appearances during the
season.
• Started 3 games in May and had a 1-1 record with a 2.20
ERA (4 ER, 16.1 IP) and 13 strikeouts. • Struck out 26 batters and walked only 4 in 23.2 innings
pitched.
• Sidelined from July 29-September 27 with a right knee
sprain.
PERSONAL
2013 • Resides in Surprise, Arizona during the offseason.
• Spent the entire season with Single-A Charlotte, pitching in • Named the 2011 West Coast Conference Player of the Year
24 games (22 starts). as a junior at Gonzaga University after posting an 8-2 record
with a 2.62 ERA (28 ER, 96.0 IP) and 107 strikeouts in 14
• Named to the Florida State League Mid-Season All-Star
starts.
Team.
• Led Charlotte with 97 strikeouts.
• Finished the month of April with a 2-1 record, a 2.48 ERA (8
ER, 29.0 IP) and 33 strikeouts in 6 appearances (5 starts).
• Sidelined from August 30-September 10 with left shoulder
inflammation.
2012
• Made 29 appearances (28 starts) with Single-A Bowling
Green.
• Tied for the Midwest League lead with 28 starts...led all
Midwest League starting pitchers with a 1.39 walks per nine
innings, while he was fifth with 11.08 baserunners allowed
per nine innings.
• Established a Bowling Green single-season record with
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RYAN CARPENTER CAREER PITCHING
2011 HV A(Short) 2 1 0.76 8 4 0 0 1 23.2 9 2 2 0 0 4 26 0.55 .113 80 1 0 84 151/133
2012 BG A(Full) 11 8 4.03 29 28 0 0 0 149.2 153 76 67 15 8 23 113 1.18 .265 578 7 10 616 987/839
2013 CHA A(Adv) 7 6 4.67 24 22 0 0 0 117.2 131 69 61 14 7 37 97 1.43 .280 468 2 9 517 964/728
2014 MOD A(Adv) 2 6 3.94 13 13 0 0 0 77.2 74 43 34 3 6 29 54 1.33 .245 302 2 5 341 768/534
2015 NBR AA 9 13 4.04 28 28 2 0 0 167.0 165 85 75 19 6 37 132 1.21 .255 647 8 8 701 2424/1582
2016 ABQ AAA 2 3 7.47 26 8 0 0 1 68.2 102 59 57 16 2 25 68 1.85 .349 292 3 8 326 1166/734
2017 ABQ AAA 10 9 4.15 27 25 1 0 0 156.0 161 74 72 19 12 39 161 1.28 .269 599 4 9 659 2489/1619
2018 G-TIW ROK 0 0 0.00 1 1 0 0 0 3.0 1 0 0 0 0 1 4 0.67 .100 10 0 0 11 22/18
2018 LAK A(Adv) 0 0 3.00 1 1 0 0 0 3.0 4 2 1 1 0 1 1 1.67 .333 12 0 1 14 44/24
2018 TOL AAA 2 8 5.07 14 14 0 0 0 76.1 96 46 43 8 3 21 73 1.53 .309 311 3 6 343 1221/833
2018 DET MLB 1 2 7.25 6 5 0 0 0 22.1 34 19 18 8 3 4 15 1.70 .347 98 0 1 107 425/269
2018 3 Teams Minors 2 8 4.81 16 16 0 0 0 82.1 101 48 44 9 3 23 78 1.51 .303 333 3 7 368 1287/875
2019 TOL AAA 5 7 5.26 14 14 0 0 0 77.0 77 45 45 11 8 26 76 1.34 .260 296 1 3 334 1283/811
2019 DET MLB 1 6 9.30 9 9 0 0 0 40.2 61 46 42 12 2 13 25 1.82 .339 180 0 4 197 686/458
Career DET MLB 2 8 8.57 15 14 0 0 0 63.0 95 65 60 20 5 17 40 1.78 .342 278 0 5 304 1111/727

2011 Signed by TB as a 7th-round selection in the First-Year Player Draft, July 23
2014 Signed by COL as a minor league free agent, May 7
2017 Signed by DET as a Major League free agent, November 20
2023 Signed by SD as a minor leage free agent, October 31
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Height: 5-11 Bats: R Full Name Marcos Castañon
Date of Birth March 23, 1999 in San Bernadino, California
Weight: 207 Throws: R Current Residence Rialto, California
CASS-tuhn-YOHN MLB Service Time 0.000
How Obtained Signed as a 12th-round selection in the 2021 First-Year Player Draft on July 26, 2021
INF Contract Status Signed through 2024

• Received his first Major League Spring Training camp
invite in 2024 after just 2 full minor league seasons and Midwest League Player of the Week (July 9, 2023 - Fort Wayne)
267 games played.
California League Post-Season All-Star (June 27, 2021, SD)
• Began the 2023 season at High-A Fort Wayne, where he
ranked 2nd in the Midwest League circuit in HR (13), RBI Califronia League Player of the Week (July 10, 2022 - Lake Elsinore)
(58) and hits (83) when he was promoted to Double-A
San Antonio after the All-Star break. 14-Aug. 12, including reaching base safely via a hit or a base
• Hit .313 (31-for-99) across his first 25 career Double-A on balls in 24 of the 25 games.
games, including reaching base safely via a hit or a base •Hit safely in 14 of his final regular season games from
on balls in 24 of the 25 games. Aug. 30-Sept. 17, slashing .317/.388/.524 over that stretch,
• Spent all of 2022 at Single-A Lake Elsinore where he including a season-high 8-game hitting streak from Aug.
led the Storm in a multitude of offensive categories and 30-Sept. 17.
posted a career-best 19-game hitting streak (.365 AVG) as •While with SA, made 30 appearances (28 starts) at 2B and
well as a 15-game hitting streak (.333). made just 1 error in 136 total chances…also made 22 app (21
• Entered 2024 as the No. 22 ranked prosect in SD’s system starts) at 3B, posting a .895 fielding percentage (4 errors in
by MLB Pipeline and No. 26 by Baseball America. 38 chances)…made 4 starts as the DH.
•Following the season, was named an MiLB.com
Organization All-Star for SD, and entered 2024 as the No.
2023 SEASON 22 ranked prospect by MLB Pipeline and No. 26 by Baseball
America.
•P
layed in 77 games for High-A Fort Wayne to begin his
campaign, ranking 2nd in the Midwest League in in HR (13),
RBI (58) and hits (83) before he was promoted to Double-A 2022
San Antonio for the 2nd half of the season. • Spent the duration of the season at Single-A Lake Elsinore
•H
it safely in 14 of 20 games in April at a .271 clip (19-for-70) and led the Storm in several offensive categories, including
with 3 HR, including a 7-game hit streak from April 19-26… hits (110), HR (23), RBI (85), total bases (204), HBP (16),
his season AVG sat at .309 before going 2-for-15 (.134) over at-bats (421) and games played (117)…also tied for the club
his final 4 April games from April 27-30. lead in 2B (25) and ranked 2nd in runs scored (82) and
walks (80).
•H
omered twice in his first 6 games in May from May 4-7
before going more than a full calendar month and 100 •Hit safely in 32 of his first 51 games played from April 8-June
at-bats in between home runs from May 9-June 9, slashing 23 at a .231 clip (40-for-173)
.240/.282/.330 over that stretch. •Homered in back-to-back games for the first time in his
•P
osted two career-high 4-hit games on June 17 at Dayton, career on June 17-18 at Modesto, as well as his first-career
and then in his final game of the first half and with the multi-HR game on June 18.
TinCaps on July 9 vs. Western Michigan. •Posted a career-high 19-game hitting streak from June
•E
arned Midwest League Player of the Week his final week 24-July 15, batting .365 (27-for-74) with 7 HR over that span,
with the TinCaps, hit safely in all 7 games with 3 HR at a including homering in consecutive games again on June
.464 clip (13-for-28) and led FW to a 6-1 record 30-July 1 vs. Inland Empire.
•P
layed primarily 3B for the TinCaps, making 71 appearances •Hit safely in 15 consecutive games from Aug. 10-26, batting
(70 starts) at the hot corner with a .951 fielding percentage .333 (22-for-66) over that stretch with 6 HR, including
(5 errors in 123 total chances)….also made 4 starts as the homering in a career-best 3 consecutive games from Aug.
DH and 2 at 2B. 21-24.
•P
romoted to San Antonio on July 14, where he hit .313 (31- •Made 85 appearances (84 starts) at 3B, 19 appearances (all
for-99) across his first 25 career Double-A games from July starts) at 2B, and 2 appearances (1 start) at 1B.
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2021 PERSONAL
•After being drafted in the 12th round of the 2021 First- • Despite suffering a mid-season injury his senior year in
Year Player draft out of the University of California, Santa 2021 at UC Santa Barbara, he was still named Second Team
Barbara, he hit .148 (8-for-54) across 19 games for the All-West Region and an All-Conference Honorable Mention,
Rookie-Level Arizona Complex League Padres to begin his slashing .404/.492/.716 across 28 games.
career.
• Played four varsity seasons at Carter High School in Rialto,
Calif., where he hit .379 across four seasons, including over
.400 in 3 of the 4 high school campaigns…was a four-time
First Team All-League pick, set the school record for most
career hits (153), won two league championships and was a
2-time All-CIF selection…hit .579 with 23 RBI, 21 extra-base
hits (five home runs), and a 1.616 OPS en route to League
MVP honors his senior year.
• Son of Luz and Sergio.
• Roots for the Dallas Cowboys and whichever team Lebron
James is on.
MARCOS CASTAÑON CAREER BATTING

2021 A-PAD ROK .137 18 51 4 7 4 0 2 12 2 16 0 0 .196 .333 .529 56 2 0 1 1
2022 LE A .261 117 421 82 110 25 0 23 85 80 122 0 3 .397 .485 .882 519 16 0 2 9
2023 FW A+ .287 77 289 47 83 20 0 13 58 29 70 1 0 .352 .491 .843 327 3 0 6 7
2023 SA AA .280 54 211 24 59 19 1 4 26 18 49 0 0 .335 .436 .771 230 0 0 1 7
2023 2 Teams Minors .284 131 500 71 142 39 1 17 84 47 119 1 0 .345 .468 .813 557 3 0 7 14

2021 Signed by SD as a 12th-round selection in the First-Year Player Draft, July 26
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Height: 6-2 Bats: L Full Name Thomas Cosgrove
Date of Birth June 14, 1996 in Staten Island, New York
Weight: 194 Throws: L Current Residence Staten Island, New York
tomcosgrove_ MLB Service Time 0.159
MLB Debut April 29, 2023 vs. SF (with SD)
LHP How Obtained Signed by SD as a 12th-round selection in the 2017 First Year Player Draft on June 24, 2017
inning streak by a reliever to begin a career in SD history

QUICK HITS (excluding starts), trailing only Eric Show in '82 (18.1 IP), Tim
Stauffer in '10 (17.1), Kevin Cameron in '07, (17.1) & Jeremy
IN TOM WE TRUST His 1.75 ERA and .173 opponents' Fikac in '01 (16.0).
AVG ranked 1st among all qualifying rookies in 2023, while
his 54 appearances were 3rd-most among NL rookies. His •T
he 14 consecutive scoreless appearances and 15.0 straight
1.75 ERA tied Akinori Otsuka in 2004 for lowest ERA by a scoreless IP were both the longest streaks by an SD reliever
rookie in franchise history. in ’23, ahead of Hader’s and Steven Wilson’s 13 appearances
and Wilson’s 14.0 IP.
READY FOR TAKEOFF Posted a franchise-record 14
consecutive scoreless appearances to begin his career. •H
ad reverse splits, limiting right-handed hitters to a .131 AVG
His 15.0-consecutive scoreless innings pitched was the while lefties hit .236…it’s the 2nd-lowest opponent AVG in a
5th-longest streak by an SD reliever to begin a career single season by a LHP vs. RHH since 2015 (min .120 batters
(excluding starts). faced), when NYY’s Andrew Miller also posted a .131 opp.
AVG vs. RHH…since ‘15, Cosgrove and Miller trail only Josh
A BIRTHDAY TO REMEMBER! Cosgrove was drafted Hader’s .125 clip vs. RHH in ‘21 w/ MIL.
by the Padres on the 3rd day of the 2017 First-Year Player
Draft, which also happened to be his 21st birthday. •P
osted a 1.96 ERA @ home vs. 1.59 ERA on the road…was
1 of only 5 ML relievers and 1 of just 2 in the NL to own
TOMMY JOHN SURGERY Underwent Tommy John a sub-2.00 ERA in both home and away parks (min. 25
surgery in September 2019. Following the procedure, appearances in each), joining LAD’s Brusdar Graterol, BOS’
switched from being utilized as a starter to a reliever. Chris Martin, HOU’s Hector Neris and TOR’s Tim Mayza.
A GAME OF ADJUSTMENTS In 2022 Spring Training, •T
hrew his slider more than half the time at 52.2% with
Pitching Development Director Rob Marcello suggested opponents hitting .153 (15-98) against it…the pitched
Cosgrove drop to a three-quarters delivery, which Tom averaged 19.4 inches of horizontal break, tops among all
now uses. pitchers who threw at least 100 sliders, and Tom threw 437
MANHATTAN COLLEGE A native of Staten Island, sliders…the next closet amount of horizontal break was DET
New York, Tom attended Manhattan College, which is a Andrew Vasquez’s 18.2 inches.
few minute drive from Yankee Stadium. Was drafted by •H
e threw his 4-seamer 24.3 percent of the time (.175 AVG
the Padres following his junior year, finishing his college against), and his sinker had a 23.2 percent usage rate (.220
career ranked 6th in school history with 225 strikeouts. AVG).
•R
anked in the 95th percentile and above in avg exit velocity
(100th, 83.9mph), hard-hit % (100th, 25.5%), xERA (99th,
2023 SEASON 2.62), xBA (98th, .184) and barrel % (95th, 3.6%).
•H
ad his contract selected and was added to the Padres’ 40-
man roster in the offseason on November 15, 2022.
2022
•A
mong qualifying Major League rookie relievers, he ranked
1st in ERA (1.75) and opponents’ AVG (.173). • In 48 appearances between Double-A San Antonio and
Triple-A El Paso, posted a 3.72 ERA (23 ER, 55.2 IP) with a
•P
osted the 4th-most appearances out of the SD pen (54),
.173 opponent average and 1.11 WHIP.
which ranked 3rd among all NL rookies, behind only ARI’s
Scott McGough (63) and CIN’s Fernando Cruz (58). • Held left-handed hitters to a .513 OPS...lefties slashed
.136/.240/.273, while righties had a .727 OPS.
•T
he 54 appearances were the most by a Padres’ rookie
since Jose Torres’ 62 in 2017. • Began the season with the Missions, posting a 2.45 ERA
across 20 appearances and 25.2 innings of work before
•P
osted a franchise-record 14 consecutive scoreless
being promoted to Triple-A on June 28.
appearances to begin his career from April 29-June 11, with
the streak snapped in the 8th inning on June 11 @ COL, • In his 30.0 IP and 28 app. for the Chihuahuas, posted a 4.80
surrendering a game-tying solo HR to Ryan McMahon...the ERA and 43 strikeouts against 15 walks...opponents hit .200
15.0 consecutive scoreless IP was 5th longest scoreless- against him at the Triple-A level, and lefties hit just .156.
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• On November 15, 2022, was selected to the Padres' 40-man • Spent the entire 2018 season in Single-A Fort Wayne and
roster, protecting him in the Rule 5 Draft that took place on started 21 of the 24 games in which he played...posted a 3.71
December 7th at the Winter Meetings in San Diego. ERA on the season in 116.1 IP, and opponents hit .276.
2021 • In his 1st professional season in 2017, began the year with
the AZL Padres for 2 games before being assigned to
• After losing all of 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic,
Single-A Tri-City, where he owned a 3.48 ERA (22 ER, 41.1
he returned to action as a reliever in 2021, striking out
IP) in 11 appearances (six starts).
32 batters over 26.2 innings (2.36 ERA) at Double-A San
Antonio.
• Made 22 appearances for the Missions (all in relief), posting PERSONAL
a 0.98 WHIP and holding opponents to just .192 average
• Favorite baseball move is The Sandlot.
(19-for-99).
• Grew up in New York as a Mets fan, and his favorite player
• Allowed multiple runs in just 2 of his 22 outings.
was Johan Santana.
• Prior to playing with Single-A Lake Elsinore, he had been to
2017-20 California just once before.
• Did not pitch competitively in 2020 due to the COVID-19 • Grew up playing basketball, baseball, and hockey...during
pandemic and was not a part of the club's 60-man player his sophomore year of high school, he stuck with baseball
pool at their Alternate Training Site. and stopped playing the other sports.
• Underwent Tommy John surgery in September of 2019... • Enjoys listening to old-school rap, especially Nas and Wu-
prior to his surgery, began the season with Single-A Lake Tang Clan.
Elsinore, and he pitched in 6 games with a 6.21 ERA in 29.0
• Was drafted by the Padres on his 21st birthday: June 14, 2017.
innings before landing on the 7-day Injured List on May 9...
was sent to Rookie-League AZL Padres 1 and 2 for his rehab
assignment on August 6 before reinstating him from the IL
on September 16.
TOM COSGROVE CAREER PITCHING

2017 A-PAD ROK 0 0 0.00 2 0 0 1 1 3.1 2 0 0 0 0 0 5 0.60 .167 12 0 0 12 22/22
2017 TRI A(Short) 1 4 3.48 11 6 0 0 0 41.1 40 22 16 0 1 16 36 1.35 .248 161 7 2 180 618/404
2017 2 Teams Minors 1 4 3.22 13 6 0 1 1 44.2 42 22 16 0 1 16 41 1.30 .243 173 7 2 192 640/426
2018 FW A(Full) 3 6 3.71 24 21 0 0 0 116.1 129 59 48 6 2 34 122 1.40 .276 468 17 2 514 1836/1184
2019 A-PA2 ROK 0 0 0.00 1 1 0 0 0 1.0 1 0 0 0 0 0 3 1.00 .250 4 0 0 4 10/10
2019 A-PA1 ROK 0 0 0.00 2 2 0 0 0 3.0 1 0 0 0 0 1 4 0.67 .100 10 0 0 11 23/18
2019 LE A(Adv) 1 4 6.21 6 6 0 0 0 29.0 40 25 20 5 1 12 26 1.79 .331 121 3 4 136 518/316
2019 3 Teams Minors 1 4 5.45 9 9 0 0 0 33.0 42 25 20 5 1 13 33 1.67 .311 135 3 4 151 551/344
2019 2 Teams ROK 0 0 0.00 3 3 0 0 0 4.0 2 0 0 0 0 1 7 0.75 .143 14 0 0 15 33/28
2021 SA AA 1 0 2.36 22 0 0 1 1 26.2 19 8 7 2 0 7 32 0.98 .192 99 4 2 106 423/271
2022 SA AA 6 1 2.45 20 0 0 0 1 25.2 12 7 7 3 3 13 39 0.97 .140 86 0 1 102 446/280
2022 ELP AAA 2 1 4.80 28 0 0 0 3 30.0 22 17 16 6 3 15 43 1.23 .200 110 1 3 128 478/312
2022 2 Teams Minors 8 2 3.72 48 0 0 0 4 55.2 34 24 23 9 6 28 82 1.11 .173 196 1 4 230 924/592
2023 A-PAD ROK 0 0 9.00 1 1 0 0 0 1.0 1 1 1 0 0 1 2 2.00 .250 4 0 0 5 12/8
2023 ELP AAA 0 0 0.00 8 0 0 0 0 8.1 0 0 0 0 1 4 8 0.48 .000 24 1 1 29 114/73
2023 SD MLB 1 2 1.75 54 0 0 1 1 51.1 31 12 10 3 5 19 44 0.97 .173 179 1 2 205 837/542
2023 2 Teams Minors 0 0 0.96 9 1 0 0 0 9.1 1 1 1 0 1 5 10 0.64 .036 28 1 1 34 126/81
Career SD MLB 1 2 1.75 54 0 0 1 1 51.1 31 12 10 3 5 19 44 0.97 .173 179 1 2 205 837/542

2017 Signed by SD as a 12th-round selection in the 2017 First Year Player Draft, June 24
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Height: 6-0 Bats: L Full Name Jacob John Cronenworth
Date of Birth January 21, 1994 in St. Clair, Michigan
Weight: 200 Throws: R Current Residence St. Clair, Michigan
CROW-nen-worth MLB Service Time 4.000
@jcronenworth9 MLB Debut July 26, 2020 vs. ARI (with SD)
jcronenworth9
INF How Obtained
Acquired from TB along with Tommy Pham in exchange for Hunter Renfroe and Xavier
Edwards on December 6, 2019

2x National League All-Star (2021 & 2022, SD)
IGNED, SEALED, DELIVERED On April 1, 2023, San
S
Diego signed Cronenworth to a new seven-year contract NL Player of the Week (June 27, 2021, SD)
extension through the 2030 season.
2x Heart & Hustle Award Nominee (2021 & 2022 - SD)
LASHIN' THE LEATHER In 2023, ranked among the top
F
NL first basemen in TC (9th), putouts (759, 9th), assists NL Rookie of the Year Voting (T-2nd, 2020)
(41, 10th), double plays turned (71, 9th) and T-2nd fewest
errors committed (min. 830.0 innings). NL Rookie of the Month (July-August, 2020)
POSTSEASON HERO In Game 4 of the 2022 NL Division Baseball America Major League All-Rookie Team (2020, SD)
Series against the Los Angeles Dodgers at Petco Park, Baseball Digest’s NL Rookie of the Year (2020)
hit a 2-out, 2-RBI single to center field to give the Padres'
their eventual 5-3 win, eliminating the Dodgers and Baseball Digest’s 2020 MLB Rookie All-Star Team (2020, 2B)
sending the Padres to their 3rd Championship Series in
club history. MLB Players Choice NL Outstanding Rookie (2020, SD)
JAKE THE RAKE Has 18-career Postseason hits, the

Cronenworth to a new seven-year contract extension
2nd most in Padres history behind just Tony Gwynn (33
through the 2030 season.
Postseason hits).
• Logged most of his innings at first base, turning in a .998
TWO-TIME ALL-STAR Named to his 1st-career All-Star
fielding percentage (2 E/802 TC) in 844.0 innings and 106
team in 2021 and earned his 2nd straight honor in 2022,
games (94 GS)...also made 30 starts (35 G) at second base
replacing Jazz Chisholm Jr. on the National League roster.
and posted a .992 fielding perentage (1 E/126 TC) across
HE'S GOT HEART & HUSTLE Named the Padres' Heart 261.1 innings.
and Hustle Award winner in both 2021 and 2022.
• Ranked among the top NL first basemen in TC (9th), putouts
020 NL ROOKIE OF THE YEAR FINALIST Finished
2 (759, 9th), assists (41, 10th), double plays turned (71, 9th) and
T-2nd in the NL Rookie of the Year voting in 2020. T-2nd fewest errors committed (min. 830.0 innings).
2020 POSTSEASON In Game 3 of the Wild Card Series • 2023 marked his 3rd consecutive season tallying double-
vs. STL on Oct. 2, 2020, he became the 1st Padre rookie to digit HBP (11), making him 1 of 12 players since 2021 to do
ever homer in a Postseason game. so…since his rookie season in 2020, his 38 HBP T-8th in the
NL.
TWO-WAY STREET Was used as a 2-way player in 2019
for Durham (AAA) for the 1st time since playing collegiate • His 7 3B matched his career high from 2021 and T-4th
ball at the University of Michigan. Made his 1st MLB among all infielders this season…since 2020, his 21 3B rank
pitching performance on April 16, 2021 vs. LAD (went 3rd in the Majors behind Amed Rosario (24) and Shohei
0.2 IP with 1 hit allowed, 0 walks, 0 runs allowed, and 1 Ohtani (22).
strikeout of Mookie Betts).
• Since his Major League debut in 2020, his 175 XBH T-12
among NL infielders.
• On April 22 @ AZ, collected his 1st career multi-HR game
2023 SEASON
and drove in a career-high 6 RBI (previous career high was
• In his 4th Major League season, slashed .229/.312/.378 5 RBI done 2X - last: June 8, 2022, vs. NYM).
with 24 2B, a career-matching 7 3B, 10 HR, 48 RBI and a
career-best 6 SB across 127 games before sustaining a right • Tallied 14 XBH over his last 32 games from July 21 to Aug.
wrist fracture on Aug. 25 @ MIL when he was hit by a pitch... 25, hitting .292 (35-for-120) with 9 2B, 3 3B, 2 HR and 13 RBI
he was placed on the IL with a right wrist fracture for the (.797 OPS)...in his previous 32 games from June 11 to July 20,
remainer of the season, but no surgery was required. hit .193 (22-for-114) with 7 2B, 2 HR and 13 RBI.
• At the beginning of the season on April 1, San Diego signed • On Aug. 11 @ ARI, hit his 10th HR of the year, marking his
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3rd-consecutive season with double-digit HR...he is the in at bats (587), triples (four) and hit by pitch (16).
1st Padre infielder to hit double-digit HR in 3 of his first 4
• Trailed only Manny Machado in runs scored (88) and RBI
seasons of his career since Fernando Tatis Jr. (2019-21) and
(88), and only Machado and Juan Soto in runs created (92),
joins just 5 other San Diego infielders in franchise history
and only Machado, Soto and Drury in total bases (229)...also
to do so, including Yangervis Solarte, Jedd Gyorko, Kevin
ranked 4th in walks (70) behind Soto, Bell and Profar.
Kouzmanoff, Khalil Greene and Benito Santiago...no Padre
infielder has tallied double-digit HR totals in each of his first • Between the regular and Postseason, played in 170 games,
4 seasons. the 3rd most games of any player in the big leagues (behind
just the Phillies' Rhys Hoskins' 173 and Kyle Schwarber's
• Reached base in 22 of his final 27 games, including a
172)...his 158 games played in the regular season ranked
14-game OB streak from July 26 to Aug. 11, which marked
T-12th in MLB and 1st on the Padres.
his longest OB streak since a 16-game stretch from April
23-May 10, 2022. • Ranked among the NL leaders in games played (T-9th, 158)
and triples (T-9th, 4).
• Hit safely in 20 of his final 26 games (.313 BA), including 10
multi-hit efforts, 8 2B, 3B, 2 HR, 10 RBI, for an .827 OPS. • His 52 XBH ranked 5th on the team, behind Machado (70),
Drury (61), Soto (54) and Profar (53).
• Posted the 4th-highest WAR on the team (3.4), behind
2022
Machado (6.2), Ha-Seong Kim (4.8), and Soto (4.7)...ranked
• Played in the most games of any Padre (158), ahead of Trent 7th in WAR among NL middle infielders.
Grisham and Jurickson Profar (152 each)...also led the team
• Hit .260 (81-312) in 80 games on the road, compared to his
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CRONENWORTH
.215 clip (59-275) across 78 games at Petco Park...collected Angeles Dodgers at Petco Park, Jake hit a two-out, two-RBI
19 of his 31 doubles, all four of his triples, eight of his 17 HR single to center field to give the Padres' their eventual 5-3
and 52 of his 88 RBI away from Petco Park. win, eliminating the Dodgers and sending the Padres to their
3rd Championship Series in club history.
• Was selected as a 2022 All-Star, the second nod of his
career (also: 2021)...it was announced on July 16 that he
would replace Miami's Jazz Chisholm Jr. on the National
2021
League roster, and 2B Jeff McNeil moved into the starting
lineup...entered the game as a sub at second base and went • In his 1st full season since debuting in the 2020 shortened
0-for-2 with a strikeout. campaign, led the Padres with 33 2B (T-12th in the NL) and
7 3B (T-3rd in the NL)...ranked 2nd on the Padres in runs
• Said Cronenworth on his All-Star selection: “I kind of got
scored with 94 (11th in the NL) and 3rd on the team in hits
the chills. If they would have said that a couple years ago,
with 151 (T-12th in the NL with Nolan Arenado and Bryce
I would have said, ‘No way.’ Now we’re here, and it’s pretty
Harper).
cool...I got a ton of questions from coaches throughout the
week just asking me what happened, what was the switch • Named to his 1st-career All-Star team, slashing
and what happened. Talking through it and kind of looking .276/.350/.459 with a .809 OPS in the 1st half of the season...
back on where I was and where I am now, it’s pretty crazy.” entered the game at 1B relieving ATL's Freddie Freeman and
went 0-for-1 with a walk.
• Earned his second consecutive Heart and Hustle Award
nomination, honoring active players who demonstrate a • His 61 extra-base hits ranked T-2nd on the club with Manny
passion for the game of baseball and best embody the Machado, behind just Tatis' 73.
values, spirit and traditions of the game.
• Hit .341 in Padres wins and .186 in losses...the difference in
P
OSTSEASON: Started at second base in all 12 of the average between wins and losses of .155+ was 2nd-highest
Padres' Postseason games in 2022, collecting 11 hits among all qualifying players behind just Michael Brantley's
with 1 home run, 6 RBI, 6 runs scored and 1 walk. His 46 .162+ difference (hit .376 in wins and .214 in losses)...the
Postseason at bats in the 2022 playoff run tied with Juan player with the 3rd-largest difference was Fernando Tatis Jr.
Soto for the 2nd most on the team, trailing just Manny (.365 in wins and .212 in losses for a .153+ difference).
Machado's 48 ABs.
• Was hit by a team-high 10 pitches...next most on the Padres
• In Game 4 of the 2022 NL Division Series against the Los were Trent Grisham and Jurickson Profar (6).
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• Had 2 separate streaks of going 3 straight games with • Made his MLB debut at as a PR on July 26 vs. ARI...hit an
multiple hits, the longest streaks in a season in his career... RBI 2B later in the game off Archie Bradley for his 1st hit.
had 3 separate streaks of hitting an XBH hit in 4 games.
• Finished the season leading NL rookies in runs (26), XBH
• In the field, played 94 games at second base (89 starts), 41 (22), 2B (15), 3B (3) and TB (82)…ranked 2nd in RBI (20),
games at shortstop (36 starts), 24 games at first base (20 fWar (1.4), hits (49), BB (18), 3rd in SLG (.477), OPS (.831), 4th
starts), and 1 game in relief on April 16 vs. LAD (went 0.2 IP in AVG (.285) and OBP (.354), and T-4th in HR (4).
with 1 hit allowed, 0 walks, 0 runs allowed, and 1 strikeout of
• His 1.011 OPS after his 1st 20 games was the highest of any
Mookie Betts).
Padre in SD history within his 1st 20 career G (min. 50 PA).
• At shortstop, played 326.2 innings and made 3 errors in 130
• Among NL rookies with 40+ games, ranked 1st in PA/SO
total chances for a .977 fielding percentage...made 5 errors
(6.40), line drives (46), % of swings put in play (47.5), and
in 791.1 innings played at second base.
swing-and-miss % (16.9).
• His .831 OPS was the highest of any Padre rookie in a single
2020 season...led in runs created per 27 outs (5.59).
• Acquired from TB along with Tommy Pham in exchange for • Among all MLB players who saw at least 750 pitches in
Hunter Renfroe and Xavier Edwards on Dec. 6, 2019. 2020...swung and missed 51 times, the 4th-fewest in MLB.
• Finished T-2nd in the NL Rookie of the Year voting with • Hit .305 with 2 outs (18-for-59)...against RHP, he hit .316 (37-
PHI's Alex Bohm, behind MIL's Devin Williams. for-117) and vs. LHP he hit .218 (12-for-55).
• Named NL Rookie of the Month for July-August, becoming • His 3 outs above average were T-3rd on the team with
the 1st Friar to earn NL Rookie of the Month honors since Manny Machado behind Trent Grisham (5) and Fernando
Christian Villanueva in April 2018...hit .356 (36-for-101) with Tatis Jr. (7).
20 runs, 9 2B, 3 3B, 4 HR, 17 RBI and 10 BB in 31 games.
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OSTSEASON: Appeared in all 6 playoff games, batting
• With 1B Eric Hosmer missing 11 of the 1st 14 games of the .389 (7-for-18) with a triple, HR, 3 RBI, 5 runs and 4 walks.
season due to a stomach illness, Cronenworth hit .360 (9-
• With his home run in Game 3 of the Wild Card Series on
for-25) in his 1st 8 games from July 26-August 7...finished the
Oct. 2 vs. STL, he became the 1st Padres rookie to ever
season with 38 games at 2B (37 GS), 10 games at 1B (9 GS),
homer in a Postseason game...went 3-for-4 with a home
and 1 game at 3B (1.0 inn. played).
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run and 2 runs scored in the decisive game that propelled • Name in 2015 to the New York-Penn League Mid-Season
the Padres to the NL Division Series against the Dodgers in All-Star Team and dubbed Hudson Valley (A) team MVP by
Arlington, TX. the Rays Baseball Operations department.
2019 PERSONAL
• Claimed team MVP honors with Durham (AAA), hitting .334 • Selected by TB out of the University of Michigan, where he
(115-for-344) with 26 2B, 4 3B, 10 HR and 45 RBI…between played first and second base as a position player...finished
DUR and GCL Rays (R), set career highs in AVG (.329), 2B his career with a 3.34 ERA (45 ER, 121.1 IP) and 23 saves in
(27), OBP (.422), SLG (.511) and OPS (.934). 55 app. (12 starts) on the mound.
• In 88 games with DUR, led the INT in AVG and OBP (.429) • In 2021, said he thought he was the "3rd catcher" on the
and ranked 3rd with a .949 OPS. Padres' depth chart...in the offseason for the University of
Michigan, he would catch their pitcher's bullpens...asked
• He was used as a 2-way player for the 1st time since playing
then-Padres Manager Jayce Tingler if he could play all nine
collegiate ball at the University of Michigan…made 7
positions in a game...Tingler said "No."
appearances on the mound, including 6 as an opener, and
he yielded only 2 runs (both unearned) in 7.1 IP. • Attended St. Clair High School (MI) where he played
baseball and starred on the hockey team.
• Named TB’s Minor League Player of the Month for April.
• Is childhood friends with NHL player, Tyler Motte (New York
• Earned INT Mid and Post-Season All-Star honors…slashed
Ranger) and Jeremy Carrell, Detroit’s bullpen coach from
.342/.427/.546 in the 1st half.
2020-21.
• Ranked by Baseball America as the Best Batting Prospect,
•H
ails from St. Clair, Michigan, which is an hour’s drive north
Best Infield Arm, Best Defensive Shortstop and Most
of Detroit...the closest movie theater is 12 miles north.
Exciting Player in the IL in its Best Tools survey.
• Jake lost his mother to brain cancer when he was four years
old...his grandparents, Charles and Lorraine Cronenworth,
2015-18 helped raise Jake and older brother, Charlie.
• Spent most of the 2018 season with Montgomery (AA), •H
is grandfather, Charles, played ice hockey at Michigan
hitting .254 (106-for-418) in 108 G…promoted to DUR in Tech and signed with the New York Rangers before serving
April. in WWII.
• Split the 2017 season between Charlotte (A) and MTG, • J ake’s father, Charles, also played ice hockey at Michigan
slashing a combined .274/.364/.358...began the season on Tech, and his older brother, Charlie, also played collegiately
a 22-game hit streak, a season high in the Florida State at Northwood University.
League...named to the FSL Mid-Season All-Star Team, his
•P
layed on the same travel baseball team (East Coast Grays)
3rd consecutive year receiving Mid-Season All-Star honors
as Pete Alonso.
• In 2016, set career highs RBI (57) and BB (67) between
•H
is grandmother would make cookies for Jake’s travel team
Bowling Green (A) and CHA, slashing .282/.389/.386 in 116
and eventually Michigan’s baseball program, where he
games. He led the Midwest League with a .429 OBP and
was a two-way player (infielder, pitcher)...his grandmother
named to the MWL Mid-Season All-Star Team...following the
threw out the first pitch of one of Jake’s short-season
season, ranked by Baseball America as the No. 18 prospect
New York-Penn League games...Jake on the impact of his
in the MWL…dubbed as the Best Defensive Shortstop and
grandmother: “My grandmother was basically mine and my
for having the Best Strike-Zone Discipline in the MWL in its
brother’s mom our whole life...if anybody that lived one of
Best Tools survey.
the most selfless lives that I’ve ever seen, it was her.”

2015 Signed by TB as a seventh-round selection in the First-Year Player Draft, June 19
2019 Acquired by SD from TB along with Tommy Pham in exchange for Hunter Renfroe and Xavier Edwards, December 6
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2015 HV A(Short) .291 51 196 31 57 12 3 1 16 31 59 12 7 .399 .398 .797 234 5 1 1 2
2016 BG A(Full) .322 81 314 66 101 15 6 3 48 54 57 12 7 .429 .436 .865 380 7 2 3 5
2016 CHA A(Adv) .171 35 111 15 19 3 1 1 9 13 26 2 1 .270 .243 .513 126 2 0 0 4
2016 2 Teams Minors .282 116 425 81 120 18 7 4 57 67 83 14 8 .389 .386 .775 506 9 2 3 9
2017 CHA A(Adv) .268 87 328 58 88 16 5 2 29 47 69 12 5 .364 .366 .730 381 3 1 1 7
2017 MTG AA .285 38 158 15 45 6 0 1 20 19 19 1 1 .363 .342 .705 180 1 0 1 4
2017 2 Teams Minors .274 125 486 73 133 22 5 3 49 66 88 13 6 .364 .358 .722 561 4 1 2 11
2018 MTG AA .254 108 418 75 106 18 4 4 50 43 69 21 3 .323 .344 .667 470 3 0 6 9
2018 DUR AAA .240 7 25 4 6 3 0 0 2 1 5 1 0 .269 .360 .629 26 0 0 0 0
2018 2 Teams Minors .253 115 443 79 112 21 4 4 52 44 74 22 3 .321 .345 .666 496 3 0 6 9
2019 G-RAY ROK .167 3 12 2 2 1 0 0 0 1 2 0 0 .231 .250 .481 13 0 0 0 0
2019 DUR AAA .334 94 344 75 115 26 4 10 45 49 62 12 5 .429 .520 .949 406 10 0 3 4
2019 2 Teams Minors .329 97 356 77 117 27 4 10 45 50 64 12 5 .422 .511 .933 419 10 0 3 4
2020 SD MLB .285 54 172 26 49 15 3 4 20 18 30 3 1 .354 .477 .831 192 1 0 1 4
2021 SD MLB .266 152 567 94 151 33 7 21 71 55 90 4 3 .340 .460 .800 643 10 3 3 8
2022 SD MLB .239 158 587 88 140 30 4 17 88 70 131 3 0 .332 .390 .722 684 16 0 8 2
2023 SD MLB .229 127 458 54 105 24 7 10 48 46 97 6 1 .312 .378 .690 522 11 1 5 8
Career SD MLB .249 491 1784 262 445 102 21 52 227 189 348 16 5 .331 .418 .749 2041 38 4 17 22
WILD CARD
2020 SD MLB .625 3 8 4 5 0 1 1 2 2 1 1 0 .750 1.250 2.000 12 2 0 0 0
2022 SD MLB .000 3 13 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 6 0 0 .000 .000 .000 13 0 0 0 0
Career SD MLB .238 6 21 4 5 0 1 1 2 2 7 1 0 .360 .476 .836 25 2 0 0 0
DIVISION SERIES
2020 SD MLB .200 3 10 1 2 0 0 0 1 2 4 0 0 .333 .200 .533 12 0 0 0 0
2022 SD MLB .438 4 16 3 7 0 0 1 5 0 4 0 0 .438 .625 1.063 16 0 0 0 0
Career SD MLB .346 7 26 4 9 0 0 1 6 2 8 0 0 .393 .462 .855 28 0 0 0 0

2022 SD MLB .235 5 17 3 4 0 0 0 1 1 5 0 0 .350 .235 .585 20 2 0 0 0
2020 SD MLB .389 6 18 5 7 0 1 1 3 4 5 1 0 .542 .667 1.209 24 2 0 0 0
2022 SD MLB .239 12 46 6 11 0 0 1 6 1 15 0 0 .286 .304 .590 49 2 0 0 0
Career SD MLB .281 18 64 11 18 0 1 2 9 5 20 1 0 .370 .406 .776 73 4 0 0 0
ALL-STAR
2021 NL MLB .000 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 .500 .000 .500 2 0 0 0 0
2022 NL MLB .000 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 .000 .000 .000 2 0 0 0 0
Career NL MLB .000 2 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 .250 .000 .250 4 0 0 0 0
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Height: 6-3 Bats: R Full Name Yovanny Cruz Núñez
Date of Birth August 23, 1999 in San Francisco de Macoris, Dominican Republic
Weight: 256 Throws: R Current Residence San Pedro De Macorís, Dominican Republic
ycruz_96
How Obtained Signed as a minor league free agent on November 13, 2023
2022
QUICK HITS
• In his 1st action since 2019, made 10 relief appearances
• Entered 2024 with a career 10-7 record and 3.46 between Rookie-Level ACL Cubs and Single-A South Bend...
ERA (63 ER, 163.2 IP) in 59 appearances (30 starts) posted a 3.95 ERA (6 ER, 13.2 IP)...moved from the rotation
across parts of five minor league seasons in the Cubs to the bullpen for the 1st time in his professional career.
organization (2017-23) • Opponents hit .245 (13-for-53) between the 2 clubs...
• In 2023, posted career bests in ERA (1.71; 4 ER, 21.0 IP) punched out 20 batters while allowing just 2 walks.
and opponents AVG (.195, 15-for-77) in 16 appearances • Began the season on the 7-Day Injured List, making his
(all in relief). season debut on June 6 with ACL Cubs...made just 3
• Resides in San Pedro de Macoris, Dominican Republic appearances with a 5.06 ERA before being promoted to
(hometown of teammate Fernando Tatis Jr.). South Bend on June 20.
• Made 4 appearances with SB before being placed back on
the 7-Day IL on July 27...activated again on August 9, and he
2023 SEASON made just 3 more appearances before being placed back
on the IL on August 19 and transferred to the 60-Day IL on
• Began the season on the 60-Day Injured list and split
August 24..
the campaign between the Cubs' Rookie-Level Arizona
Complex League Cubs and Single-A South Bend, posting a
career-best 1.71 ERA (4 ER, 21.0 IP) between the clubs in 16
2021
appearances (all in relief).
• Did not pitch due to injury.
• Also set a career-best in a season in opponent batting
average, holding them to a .195 (15-for-77) clip with a 24
strikeouts against 11 walks...his 24 punchouts were his most
since 28 in 2019.
2020
• Did not pitch due to the COVID-19 Pandemic.
• Placed on the 60-day IL on March 31 and began his rehab
assignment on July 14...made 2 scoreless appearances (2.0
IP) before being reinstated from the 60-day IL on July 20
and assigned to High-A South Bend. 2017-19
• For SB, made 14 relief appearances for a 1.89 ERA (4 ER, 19.0 • In 2019, split the season between ACL Cubs and Single-A
IP) and a .203 opponent clip. Eugene...had a 6.46 ERA (17 ER, 23.2 IP) and a 1-2 record in
9 appearances (7 starts).
• His 21.0 innings were his most since his 23.2 IP in 2019
(career high is his 56.1 IP in his 1st pro season in 2017). • In 2018 went 5-2 with a 2.57 ERA (14 ER, 49.0 IP), split
between ACL Cubs and Eugene...his 5 wins were his most in
• In 93 total batters faced, didn't allow a single home run...was a single season in his career, and he held opposing batters
the 1st season in which he hadn't allowed a single homer. to a .215 average while posting a 1.08 WHIP...allowed just 1
home run in 203 batters faced.
• Made 9 appearances in the month of August, besting his
previous high of 3 in July in a single month in 2023. • In his 1st professional stint in 2017, went 3-2 for a 3.51 ERA
(22 ER, 56.1 IP) with Rookie-League Dominican Summer
• With South Bend, held right-handed hitters to a .200 clip (6-
League Cubs...made 13 appearances (12 starts) with 54
for-30) and to a .205 average against lefty batters (8-for-39).
strikeouts against 14 walks.
• On October 21, signed with the Estrellas Orientales in the
Dominican Winter League...appeared in six games, but he
allowed 7 ER in 3.2 IP for a 17.18 ERA.
• Elected free agency on November 6, and he signed with San
Diego as a minor league free agent on November 13 with an
invitation to ML Spring Training.
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2017 D-CU1 ROK 3 2 3.51 13 12 0 0 0 56.1 50 32 22 3 7 14 54 1.14 .234 214 17 3 238 425/325
2018 A-CUB ROK 4 2 2.86 10 10 0 0 0 44.0 36 18 14 1 3 13 50 1.11 .214 168 6 2 184 342/277
2018 EUG A(Short) 1 0 0.00 1 1 0 0 0 5.0 4 0 0 0 1 0 5 0.80 .222 18 0 1 19 59/41
2018 2 Teams Minors 5 2 2.57 11 11 0 0 0 49.0 40 18 14 1 4 13 55 1.08 .215 186 6 3 203 401/318
2019 A-CUB ROK 0 0 4.00 4 4 0 0 0 9.0 7 4 4 0 1 7 7 1.56 .212 33 6 2 41 90/51
2019 EUG A(Short) 1 2 7.98 5 3 0 0 0 14.2 13 17 13 3 2 12 21 1.70 .220 59 4 0 75 267/161
2019 2 Teams Minors 1 2 6.46 9 7 0 0 0 23.2 20 21 17 3 3 19 28 1.65 .217 92 10 2 116 357/212
2022 A-CUB ROK 1 0 5.06 3 0 0 0 0 5.1 4 3 3 1 1 0 13 0.75 .200 20 1 0 21 49/47
2022 SB A+ 0 0 3.24 7 0 0 0 1 8.1 9 4 3 1 1 2 7 1.32 .273 33 0 1 36 127/84
2022 2 Teams Minors 1 0 3.95 10 0 0 0 1 13.2 13 7 6 2 2 2 20 1.10 .245 53 1 1 57 176/131
2023 A-CUB ROK 0 0 0.00 2 0 0 0 0 2.0 1 1 0 0 0 1 2 1.00 .125 8 0 0 10 17/13
2023 SB A+ 0 1 1.89 14 0 0 0 0 19.0 14 5 4 0 2 10 22 1.26 .203 69 2 1 83 330/212
2023 2 Teams Minors 0 1 1.71 16 0 0 0 0 21.0 15 6 4 0 2 11 24 1.24 .195 77 2 1 93 347/225

2016 Signed by CHC as an international free agent, August 29
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Height: 6-5 Bats: R Full Name Sefat Farid Yu Darvish
Date of Birth August 16, 1986 in Osaka, Japan
Weight: 222 Throws: R Current Residence Kobe City, Japan
@faridyu MLB Service Time 12.000
MLB Debut April 9, 2012 vs. SEA (with TEX)
darvishsefat11
RHP How Obtained Acquired from CHC along with Victor Caratini in a 7-player trade on December 29, 2020

5x All-Star (2012-14, '17 w/ TEX & 2021 w/ SD)
WE WANT YU! On February 9, 2023, the Padres signed
Darvish to a new six-year contract through the 2028 All-MLB First Team (2020, CHC)
season.
2x National League Pitcher of the Month (September 2022 w/SD &
ELITE COMPANY He finished the 2023 campaign July-August 2020 w/ CHC)
with a 7.36 career H/9 IP rate that ranked 5th among all
active MLB pitchers (min. 1,000 IP), behind only Clayton Cy Young Voting (2nd in 2020 & '13, 9th in '12)
Kershaw (6.82), Jacob deGrom (6.90), Chris Sale (7.32)
and Max Scherzer (7.33). American League Rookie of the Month (April, TEX)
JAPAN'S FINEST On August 14, 2023 vs. BAL, he Baseball America Major League All-Rookie Team (2012, TEX)
became MLB's strikeout leader for a Japanese-born
player wth 1,919 career ML strikeouts, passing Hideo
Nomo's 1,918 SO. Nomo is currently serving in SD's
organization as an Advisor to Baseball Operations, and 2023 SEASON
Darvish and Nomo are the only 2 pitchers with 3,000 •O
n February 9, 2023, the Padres signed Darvish to a new
career strikeouts, with at least 1,000 coming in Japan's six-year contract through the 2028 season.
Nippon Professional Baseball (NPB) and MLB.
• I n his 3rd season with SD, his 24 starts were his fewest in a
INTERNATIONAL SPOTLIGHT Pitched for Gold full season since his 17 in 2016 with TEX, and his 4.56 ERA
Medal-winning Japan teams in the 2023 and 2009 (69 ER, 136.1 IP) was his highest in a season he made more
World Baseball Classics, and the 2007 Asian Baseball than 8 starts in (4.95 in ’18 w/ CHC across 8 starts)
Championship. Also appeared for Japan in the 2008
Beijing Olympics. •H
is 8.85 H/9 IP ratio was a career-high mark…but he
finished the season with a 7.36 career H/9 IP rate that
WHIP MASTER His 0.950 WHIP in 2022 was the lowest ranked 5th among all active MLB pitchers (min. 1,000 IP),
single-season WHIP in franchise history among all Friars behind only Clayton Kershaw (6.82), Jacob deGrom (6.90),
to have made at least 30 starts. Only 1 other pitcher had Chris Sale (7.32) and Max Scherzer (7.33)...Darvish’s 7.36 H/9
a sub-1.00 WHIP across 30-or-more starts in a single IP rate ranks 31st all-time
season (Randy Jones’ 0.992 WHIP in his Cy Young 1976
campaign). •H
is 9.31 SO/9 IP ratio marked just the 2nd time he posted
a sub-10.00 SO/9 IP ratio in a season (also: ’22 w/ SD)…
YU VOTE FOR ME Finished 2nd behind Trevor Bauer in recorded a higher SO/9 IP ratio (9.42) in his 15 first-half
the 2020 NL Cy Young race. He’s received votes for the starts compared to his 9.12 SO/9 clip in his 9 second-half
accolade 4 times in his career (also: 2nd in '13, 8th in '22 starts…among all pitchers who have made at least 100
and 9th in '12). career post-All Star starts, his 11.25 SO/9 IP ratio ranks
2nd all-time, trailing Chris Sale (11.28) and ahead of Randy
JAPANESE FRIARS Became the 5th Japanese-born
Johnson (10.83), Gerrit Cole (10.74) and Max Scherzer (10.47).
player in Padres history, joining Akinori Otsuka, Dave
Roberts, Tadahito Iguchi and Kazuhisa Makita. •D
arvish has struck out 537 batters through his first 84
games pitched with Padres, the most ever by any pitcher by
WHERE IT ALL BEGAN Had a seven-year career with
this milepost for the franchise...among all hurlers in their first
the Hokkaido Nippon-Ham Fighters of the Japanese
84 appearances in Padres history, the next closest are Jake
Pacific League in Nippon Professional Baseball (NPB)
Peavy (480) and Chris Young (444).
from 2005-11. Was a two-time Pacific League Most
Valuable Player (2007, '09) and 1 of 10 pitchers in the •S
truck out 6 on August 14 vs. BAL, becoming MLB's
history of Japanese professional baseball to win multiple strikeout leader for a Japanese-born player…his 1,919 career
MVP awards in a career. ML strikeouts passed Hideo Nomo's 1,918 SO...Nomo is
currently serving in SD's organization as an Advisor to
Baseball Operations.
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arvish’s lone double-digit strikeout performance in ’23 to his pitching commitments for Team Japan in the World
came on April 16 vs. MIL...since his debut 2012 season Baseball Classic…he finished his offseason by throwing
through 2023, Yu posted 50 double-digit SO performances, roughly 80 pitches across 5.0 innings in Arizona in an
the 7th-most in MLB over that span...he trailed Max Scherzer intrasquad game on Opening Day, March 30.
(107), Chris Sale (81), Gerrit Cole (61), Jacob deGrom (60),
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ade his season debut on April 4 vs. ARI and left the
Clayton Kershaw (53) and Justin Verlander (52).
contest in line for his 5th consecutive winning decision vs.
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mong all ML starters who faced at least 200 batters the the D'Backs after 5.0 innings of 1-run, 3-hit ball...but the
first time through a lineup, his .198 AVG (38-192) ranked Padres bullpen surrendered 7 runs as SD lost their opening
T-9th…2nd time through they hit .295 (57-193) and 3rd time homestand finale 8-6…it was the first of 4 consecutive starts
through they hit .298 (39-131). without allowing a HR, T-2nd longest streak of his career,
trailing just his 5 straight homerless starts accomplished
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osted a 4.36 ERA (37 ER, 76.1 IP) at home vs. a 4.80 ERA
twice (last: April 2-24, 2013 w/ TEX).
(32 ER, 60.0 IP) on the road…his 46 career starts at Petco
Park (reg + Postseason), ranked T-5th most with Andrew •H
is first winning decision came in his 4th start on April 23 @
Cashner and Ian Kennedy…there have been 13 pitchers who ARI, tossing 5.2 innings of 2-hit, 1-run ball despite a season-
have made at least 35 career starts in Petco Park history high 5 walks in SD’s 7-5 win…since going 0-2 with a 6.65
(reg + Postseason), and he ranks first in WHIP (1.02) and 3rd ERA vs. the D-backs in his 5 starts in 2021, Darvish went
in opponents’ AVG (.212) in downtown SD history. 5-1 in his 8 starts vs. AZ from '22-23 with 5 quality outings,
posting a 2.45 ERA, 1.07 WHIP and .178 opp. AVG.
•D
arvish made 3 appearances (1 start) for champion Team
Japan in the World Baseball Classic in March...he pitched •O
n April 30 vs. SF, allowed 3 HR in his 5th start of the
3.0 innings against Team Korea on March 11, allowing 3 runs season at Estadio Alfredo Harp Helú's 7,349 feet of elevation
(2 ER) on 3 hits and no walks while striking out 1 batter…he in Mexico City...did not factor into SD’s 6-4 victory
was brought on in relief for Japan's March 16 win over Team
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ade his 1st of 2 starts vs. LAD on May 5, earning the win
Italy before pitching 1.0 inning in relief again in the WBC
behind 6.2 innings of 4-hit, 2-run ball (1 ER) in SD’s 5-2
championship on Tuesday, March 21 vs. USA.
victory…his other start vs. LAD came on Aug. 4 (season-
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id not make his third consecutive Opening Day start due high-tying 7.0 IP, 5 H, 2 ER) and he did not factor in SD’s
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10-5 defeat…Darvish didn't face the Dodgers until the 2019 balls among all NL pitchers (min. 1,500 pitches), behind
season, and since then, he posted 9 quality outings in his 13 only Charlie Morton (3,079 rpm), Seth Lugo (3,054 rpm) and
career starts vs. LAD (reg + Postseason)...among all active Corbin Burnes (2,796 rpm).
pitchers who made at least 10 career starts vs. LAD at the
•O
pponents hit .259 (134-574) vs. Darvish but his xBA was
end of '23, his .170 opp. AVG and 0.85 WHIP both ranked 1st,
.238, the highest xBA clip of his career in the Statcast era
while his 2.38 ERA ranked 2nd behind only Max Scherzer
(since ’16).
(2.34).
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is 82.1 zone contact % was also the highest of his career
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ade his 1st start vs. the Yankees since 2017 on May 28 at
(since '16 in Statcast era), and higher than his 79.5 career
Yankee Stadium…his 2.2 IP tied for the 2nd-shortest outing
zone contact %.
of his career in SD's 10-7 defeat...it was the 4th time he's
been limited to exacly 2.2 IP, trailing only his career-low
1.2 IP on April 12, 2022 @ SF...it snapped his streak of 37
consecutive starts with at least 5.0 IP, the 2nd-longest streak 2022
in Padres history behind only Bruce Hurst's 43 straight • Reached the 30-start plateau for the 5th time in his career
games across the 1990-91 seasons...the streak tied with and his 2nd in as many seasons as a Padre...his 16 winning
Gerrit Cole for the 3rd-longest such streak in the Majors decisions matched his career high from his rookie 2012
since 2020, trailing only Max Fried's 50 straight such starts season with TEX...he became 1 of 11 Padres and it's the
(June 6, 2021-Sept. 30, 2022) and Alek Manoah's 39 (August 12th time an SD hurler posted 16+ winning decisions in a
23, 2021-Sept. 30, 2022). single campaign (Randy Jones had 20 wins in 1975 and a
franchise-best 22 wins in his Cy Young ’76 campaign).
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he May 28 start @ NYY was the 1st of 4 vs. the AL East in
‘23 (1-3, 7.40 ERA)…among all active pitchers who made at • Threw at least 6.0 IP in 28 of his 30 outings, the most such
least 20 career starts vs. AL East opponents at the end of outings in the NL and tied with NYY's Gerrit Cole for most
2023, his 3.18 ERA vs. the division ranked 4th, trailing only in the Majors...his 14 7.0+ IP outings tied with Shane Bieber
TOR’s Alex Manoah (2.71), TB's Shane McClanahan (3.01) for 3rd-most in MLB, behind only Sandy Alcantara (22) and
and BOS's Chris Sale (3.12). Aaron Nola (15).
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n June 9 @ COL, Darvish became the 7th player to win • He led the NL with 25 quality starts, which tied TOR's Alex
their 100th career game in a SD uniform, and the first since Manoah for 2nd-most in the Majors, behind only HOU's
Shawn Estes in 2008...the others are Rollie Fingers in 1980, Framber Valdez's 26...the Padres staff finished the season
Goose Gossage in ‘86, Ed Whitson in ‘89, Bruce Hurst in ‘89 with an NL-leading 84 quality starts, 10 behind HOU's 94 for
and Eric Show in ‘90. most in the Majors…it was 9 more quality outings than the
next-closest NL team (PHI's 75).
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attled flu-like symptoms and did not make a start during
the PIT, CIN or LAA series in late June/early July but avoided • Darvish's 0.950 WHIP was the lowest single-season WHIP
the Injured List…returned to the rotation after a 16-day in franchise history among all pitchers to have made at least
absence on July 7 vs. NYM with 5.0 innings of 7-hit, 3-run 30 starts...only 1 other pitcher had a sub-1.00 WHIP across
ball in SD's 7-5 extra-inning defeat. 30-or-more starts in a single season (Randy Jones’ 0.992
WHIP in ‘76).
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is 6.0-shutout innings of 3-hit ball in his July 29 start vs.
TEX marked just his 2nd career start vs. his former club… • Among all pitchers who have thrown at least 350.0 regular
he faced BAL on Aug. 14, the only other team he had just 1 season innings in SD history, his 1.02 WHIP ranks 1st (361.0
career start against, and it was the first of a season-high 3 IP), ahead of Trevor Hoffman (2nd, 1.04 WHIP in 952.1 IP)
consecutive losing decisions to end his campaign…he's now and rotation-mate Joe Musgrove (3rd, 1.08 in 362.1 IP).
made 4+ starts vs. every ML club except the Rangers and
Orioles. • Among all hurlers who have made at least 30 regular season
starts in Petco Park history, he ranks 1st in opponents’ AVG
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laced on the Paternity Leave List on August 23, with Blake (.201), and his 3.07 ERA at Petco ranks T-5th in the ballpark's
Snell moving up in the rotation to pitch in his stead on history with Tim Stauffer, behind only Jake Peavy (2.75),
August 24 against the Guardians...was activated from the Andrew Cashner (2.76), Joe Musgrove (2.84) and Chris
Paternity List on August 25, but he was placed on the 15-day Young (2.94).
IL on Aug. 28 with right elbow inflammation (retro to Aug.
26)and did not pitch again in ’23. • Posted a 7.21 SO/9 IP ratio through his 1st 13 starts from
April 7-June 20...in his 17 starts from June 26 on, he had
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er Statcast, relied on 8 pitches in 2023: Sinker (18.6%), a 10.50 SO/9 IP ratio...finished the regular season with a
Sweeper (18.5%), Slider (17.5%), 4-Seam Fastball (16.6%), career-low 9.11 SO/9 IP ratio...the only other season he had a
Curveball (11.7%), Cutter (9.1%), Split Finger (7.8%) and sub-10.00 SO/9 IP ratio was in 2017 (9.72).
Changeup (0.1%).
• He walked 2-or-fewer in 27 of his 30 outings, and his
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cross the previous 2 seasons (2022-23), Darvish threw the 4.8 BB% was a career best (besides his 4.7 BB% in the
3rd-most breaking balls (2,665) in MLB, trailing only Miles shortened 2020 season) and ranked in the 90th percentile.
Mikolas (2,871) and Josiah Gray (2,676)...since the start of
’22, he has the 4th-highest spin rate (2,767 rpm) on breaking • After not reaching the 100+ pitch mark in any of his first 7
starts, he's tossed 100+ in 16 of his final 23 starts from May
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19 on...overall, he averaged 99.0 pitches per game, ranking • Earned his second career NL Pitcher of the Month Award
4th in the Majors among qualifying pitchers, behind only in September (also: July/August 2020) and he became the
Sandy Alcantara (101.5), Corbin Burnes (99.2) and Gerrit first Padres pitcher to earn monthly honors since Jake Peavy
Cole (99.2). in September of his 2007 NL Cy Young Award-winning
season...across his 6 September starts, he compiled a 5-1
• Yu has been active or on the DL/IL on Opening Day every
record with a 1.85 ERA...he recorded 44 strikeouts against 8
season since he came into the majors in 2012 - active in
walks with 23 hits allowed in 39.0 innings pitched.
2012-13 & '17-22, and injured in 2014-16.
• On Sept. 2 @ LAD, he surpassed the 3,000 strikeout mark in
• Made his 3rd career Opening Day start and 2nd in a row
his 17 professional seasons between Japan (2005-11, 1,250
on April 7 vs. ARI...he became the 5th starting pitcher in the
SO) and Major League Baseball (2012-22, 1,788 SO)...only
modern era to go at least 5.0 innings and not allow a hit in
one other pitcher has 3,000 strikeouts with at least 1,000
his team’s 1st game of the season...the others: Bob Feller in
in each league: Hideo Nomo, currently an advisor for the
1940 (9.0 IP), Charlie Hough in 1985 (6.0), Nolan Ryan in 1990
Padres.
(5.0), and Kevin Appier in 1995 (6.2).
• In that Sept 2 outing @ LAD, he posted his 8th career outing
• After Sean Manaea’s hitless 7.0 innings the following night,
of at least 7.0-shutout innings while allowing 2 hits-or-fewer,
the duo became the first pair of starting pitchers since
and it was his 3rd such outing this season (also: June 7 vs.
1893 (1st year of current mound distance) to not allow a
NYM and Sept 13 @ SEA).
hit in back-to-back starts to begin a season, and the 13.0
consecutive hitless IP was the longest hitless streak by any • Posted his 4th career outing of 8.0+ shutout-innings with
staff to start a season…the 13.0 consecutive hitless innings 2 hits allowed-or-fewer on Tues, Sept 13 @ SEA…it was his
also tied the Padres franchise record at any point during a 1st such outing since May 9, 2014 vs. BOS with TEX...his only
season by starting pitchers (also: April 7-10, 2021) other outing with at least 8.0 shutout-IP with 2 hits-or-fewer
with 0 walks was on April 2, 2013 @ HOU with TEX.
• In his 2nd start of the season on April 12 @ SF, he allowed
9 ER (2nd-most in his career) in the shortest outing of his • Earned his 1st-career NL Player of the Week award on
career (1.2 IP)...remove that outing, and Darvish posted a Monday, Sept 19...it was the 2nd weekly award winner by a
2.70 ERA (58 ER, 193.0 IP) across his other 29 starts in ‘22. Padre in 2022 (also: Manny Machado on August 15)...in his 2
starts that week, he combined for 14.0 scoreless IP, allowing
• With his 4th strikeout in his 3rd start of the campaign on
3 hits and 1 BB with 15 SO.
April 17 vs. ATL, he recorded the 1,600th strikeout of his MLB
career....with just 1032.1 IP, he became the fastest pitcher to • Posted a season-high 16.0 consecutive scoreless innings
1,600 K’s by innings pitched...no other pitcher ever reached across parts of 3 starts from Sept. 7-18, tied for the 2nd-
the milestone in fewer than 1350.0 IP. longest streak of his career (3x; 1 in April 2014 and the other
in Aug-Sept, 2020)...those streaks trail only his 18.0 straight
• On June 13 at CHC, reached the 8.0 inning plateau for the 1st
scoreless innings in April 2013.
time as a Padre and earned the win in SD’s 4-1 victory…the
Cubs were 1 of just 3 teams Darvish had yet to beat as a big • His 6.0 scoreless innings in his Sept 18 start @ ARI
leaguer, leaving the Orioles (0-1 in 1 start) and Rangers (0-0 contributed to the Friars' 31.2 scoreless innings by SD
in 1 start) as the only 2 teams left on his list. starters from Sept 16-22...it was the longest scoreless streak
by a starting staff in the Majors this season, and it was 1.2 IP
• Darvish tossed 7.0 innings in 4 consecutive outings from
shy of the club record (33.1 IP from July 28-Aug 1, 1984).
July 9-27 as part of his 6 consecutive quality starts from July
9-Aug. 7...he also tossed 7.0+ IP in 4 consecutive outings • The Padres allowed just 1 run in 4 games from Sept 17-21,
from June 1-20, and the 6 quality consecutive quality starts the 1st club to allow no more than 1 run over a 4-game span
was the 5th-longest streak of his career. while striking out 40+ batters in MLB history.
• He was 1 of 32 NL pitchers to make 13+ 2nd half starts... • In his 13 starts at home, Darvish's .188 home opp. AVG was
among the group, he ranked 2nd in BB/9 (1.56), T-3rd in T-5th lowest among all qualifying NL starters, while his 2.60
WHIP (0.90), 4th in opponents' AVG (.199) and base runners home ERA was the 8th-lowest in the NL...in 17 starts on the
allowed per 9 (8.44), 5th in H/9 (6.57), 7th in strikeouts (97) road, he had a .222 opp. AVG and a 3.50 ERA.
and T-7th in ERA (2.71).
• He was 1 of just 8 NL pitchers to throw at least 180.0 IP this
• He was tagged with the losing decision in 3 consecutive year...among the group, Darvish's 197 baserunners allowed
outings for the 6th time in his career from Aug 7-18...he's and his 45 XBH allowed were the fewest in the NL…his 37
been saddled with the loss in 4 straight once, which came walks were 2nd-fewest, behind only Aaron Nola’s 29.
from Aug 30-Sept 14, 2013 (w/ TEX).
• Per Statcast, his most used pitched was his cutter (35.7%)...
• He was placed on the paternity leave list on August 23 he threw the 3rd-most cutters in the Majors (1,048), trailing
before being reinstated on August 26…finished the regular only Corbin Burnes (1,818) and Cal Quantrill (1,053)...the
season campaign with winning decisions in 6 of his final 7 2,755 rpm spin rate on his cutter was 3rd-highest in the
outings, including 6 in a row from Aug. 27-Sept. 24...it was 1 Majors among all ML cutters, behind Jose Leclerc's (2,784
win shy of his career-best 7 straight winning decisions from rpm) and Sonny Gray's (2,771 rpm).
July 31-Sept. 4, 2020 (w/CHC).
• While his 25.0 K% in the 66th percentile were both career
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lows, his 4.8 BB% in the 91st percentile were career-best Jacob deGrom, Walker Buehler, Brandon Woodruff, Triston
marks (excluding the shortened 2020 season). McKenzie and Kevin Gausman - Gausman had a 6-game
streak)...it was the 2nd-longest such streak of his career,
• He had reverse splits in '22, limiting LHH to a .185 AVG while
behind only his 7 consecutive starts of 1 earned-or-fewer
RHH batted .233…the .185 AVG to LHH was the 4th-lowest
across 6.0 IP+ in 2020 (July 31-Sept. 4).
single season opponent clips to lefties (min. 400 batters
faced) since 2015, trailing only CHC’s Jake Arrieta in ’15 (.159) • He had a 2.44 ERA through his first 16 starts...in his 14 starts
and HOU’s Justin Verlander (.163) and Gerrit Cole (.175) in ’19. after July 1, he posted a 6.65 ERA...the +4.21 ERA differential
among all ML pitchers who threw at least 60.0 IP prior to
• In the 1st 2 innings of his outings, he posted a 4.56 ERA (30
July 1 and 60.0 IP from July 1 through the end of the season
ER, 59.2 IP)...from innings 3-7, he posted a 2.27 ERA (33 ER,
was 10th all-time, trailing only STL's Luis Arroyo in 1955
131.0 IP)...he worked into the 8th 4 times (4.91 ERA) and into
(+5.28), and the highest since KC’s Jason Vargas in 2016…
the 9th once (54.00)
prior to Darvish and Vargas, the highest such ERA increase
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OSTSEASON: Made his first Postseason action since 2020, was DET’s Jeff Weaver in 1999 (+4.44).
posting 3 quality outings in his 4 starts, going a combined
• Darvish went 0-4 with a 7.36 ERA in July, the highest ERA in
2-1 with a 2.88 ERA (8 ER, 25.0 IP) and a .217 opp. AVG.
a single calendar month in his entire career.
• Tossed a Postseason career high 7.0 IP in both Game 1 of
• He made 2 starts and went 2-0 during the Padres 9-0
the Wild Card Series on Oct 7 vs. the Mets and Game 1
perfect homestand from May 14-23, tossing a combined
of the NLCS on October 18…he's 1 of 5 pitchers to throw
14.0 innings of 1 run ball, striking out 15 and walking none...
7.0 innings-or-more in a Postseason game, and it's now
his 4 H/10 SO/0 BB performance on 5/17 vs. COL preceded
happened 8 times overall, joining Joe Musgrove (Game 3 of
Musgrove's 2 H/11 SO/0 BB outing 2 days later, marking the
the Wild Card Series on Oct 9 at NYM), Andy Ashby (Oct. 7,
1st series in SD history in which 2 starters threw 7.0 innings
1998 vs. ATL), Kevin Brown (3x, including a CG shutout on
while allowing 4 hits-or-fewer with 0 BB and 10+ SO.
Oct. 8, 1998 vs. ATL) and Ed Whitson (Oct. 4, 1984 vs. CHC.).
• Also, vs. COL on May 17, Darvish became the 2nd NL pitcher
• His Postseason career-high 101 pitches thrown in Game 1
to toss 7.0+ shutout IP with 10+ SO on fewer than 85 pitches
of the Wild Card Series vs. NYM was also 1 of 9 100+ pitch
since pitches were first tracked in 1988...the other was ATL's
outings in Padres Postseason history...Kevin Brown threw
Greg Maddux on Sept. 23, 2000 (also exactly 81 pitches).
100+ pitches 5 times in '98...Chris Young did so once in
2006, and Musgrove threw 101 pitches to close out the • On June 21 vs. LAD, he earned his 7th win of the season and
Dodgers in Game 4 of the NLDS and in Game 3 of the NLCS became the 1st Padre to strike out 7-or-more consecutive
vs. PHI. batters in a game since Jake Peavy on Aug. 27, 2007 vs. ARI
(also 7 Ks)...it was his 197th career game (all starts), and he
• All 8 of his ER came on home runs, including 7 solo shots
became the 1st player in ML history to reach 1,500 SO in
across his first 3 starts and then a 2-run HR off the bat of
fewer than 200 games...he was also the fastest in terms of
Rhys Hoskins in Game 5 of the NLCS on Oct. 23.
innings pitched (1,216.1), and was the 2nd-quickest to the
• Darvish’s 5.0 IP in Game 2 of the NLDS at LAD snapped a 1,500 SO plateau by plate appearances (5,005), trailing only
streak of 24 consecutive starts of 6.0 IP from May 19 @ PHI Jacob deGrom (4,978), who accomplished the feat in his final
to Oct. 7 @ NYM. start of '21 (July 7 vs. MIL).
• Made his 200th career start in his 1st start following the All-
Star break on July 8 vs. WSH, his 1,517 strikeouts through his
2021 1st 200 starts were 4th-most all-time, trailing only Chris Sale
• Reached the 30-start plateau for the 4th time in his career (1,628), Pedro Martinez (1,600) and Nolan Ryan (1,574).
and earned his 5th career All-Star selection, 1 of 5 Padres to • His final winning decision came on Sept. 8 vs. LAA...it was
represent SD but did not travel to Denver due to injury (left his first winning decision since June 21 vs. LAD, snapping a
hip inflammation). streak of 10 consecutive starts between winning decisions
• Ranked 2nd on the staff behind Joe Musgrove in a multitude (0-7, 6.84 ERA).
of categories, including starts (30), innings pitched (166.1) • Darvish’s 13th and final quality start of the campaign came
and strikeouts (199). on Sept. 18 at STL in SD’s 3-2 defeat, marking the 22nd time
• His 10.77 SO/9 IP was the highest in a single season in in his career he tossed 7.0+ shutout-innings, and just the 6th
franchise history among all qualifying pitchers. time he did not factor into a win.
• His 4.65 SO/BB ratio was the 3rd-highest in franchise • His 4.38 run support average was 8th-lowest in the majors
history, trailing only Kevin Brown in 1998 (5.24) and David and 7th-lowest in the NL among all qualifying pitchers…he
Wells in 2004 (5.05)…his 1.09 WHIP was T-11th lowest full- received 0 runs of support in 5 of his 30 starts, 1-or-fewer 11
season WHIP in franchise history. times and 2 or-fewer on 19 occasions.
• Beginning with his 2nd start on April 6 vs. SF, Darvish strung • The 2,513 rpm spin rate on his fastball ranked in the 99th
together 5 consecutive starts of at least 6.0 IP and 1 earned percentile.
run-or-fewer from April 6-30, 1 of just 8 pitchers in 2021 to
put together such a streak (also: Max Scherzer, Kyle Gibson,
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2020 posted a 2.76 ERA (25 ER, 81.2 IP) with 118 SO in 13 starts.
• In the shortened 2020 campaign, he finished 2nd behind • Led all Cubs pitchers with 229 strikeouts (T-7th in the NL)…
Trevor Bauer in the NL Cy Young race, going 8-3 with a 2.01 had 6 games with at least 10 SO, the most by a Cub since
ERA (17 ER/76.0 IP) in 12 starts, including 10 quality starts... Mark Prior had 6 such games in 2005.
he struck out 93 batters and walked just 14, good for a 6.64
• Struck out a single-game franchise-record 8-straight
SO/BB ratio.
batters, Sept. 17 vs. CIN.
• Among NL pitchers, he ranked 1st in wins, 2nd in ERA and
• Did not allow a walk in a career-high 5 straight starts, July
SO/BB ratio, 3rd in IP, T-4th in SO and 4th in WHIP (0.96).
30-August 21, the 1st Cubs starting pitcher to do so since Bill
• Earned NL Pitcher of the Month honors for July-August, Faul, July 25-August 14, 1965 (also 5 straight starts).
going 6-1 with a 1.47 ERA (7 ER/43.0 IP) in 7 starts, striking
• Walked 2-or-fewer batters in a career-high 18-straight starts
out 52 batters and walking just 8.
from June 10 through season’s end...led MLB with a 12.58
• Allowed 1 run-or-fewer in 8 of his 12 starts...tied for the ML SO/BB ratio during that span (151 SO/12 BB)…prior to June
lead with 10 quality starts. 10, had a 1.77 SO/BB ratio (78 SO/44 BB), which was the
6th-worst mark in the majors during that span.
• Earned the win in a career-high 7-straight outings from July
31-Sept. 4, posting a 0.98 ERA (5 ER, 46.0 IP) during that • Finished August 2-1 with a 3.45 ERA (12 ER/31.1 IP) in 5
time, as well as an opp. AVG of .186 (30-for-161), a strikeout starts, striking out 42 and walking just 1...became just the 4th
rate of 11.35 per 9 IP (58 total SO), and 8 walks. pitcher in the last 126 seasons since 1893 to strike out 40-or-
more and walk no more than 1 batter in a month.
• Notched his 1,300th-career strikeout May 25 vs. MIL,
becoming the fastest pitcher in ML history to reach the
mark, both by batters faced (4,360) and IP (1,052.0).
2018
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• Made 8 starts for CHC before his season ended due to
Card series vs. MIA, getting no runs of support across his 6.2
injury, as he landed on the 10-day DL with right triceps
IP of 5-hit, 2-run ball in CHC's 2-0 defeat.
tendinitis...went 1-3 with a 4.95 ERA (22 ER, 40.0 IP) in his 1st
season with the Cubs, walking 21 and striking out 49.
2019 • Underwent arthroscopic debridement surgery on his right
elbow on September 12 (performed by Dr. Keith Meister).
• Went 6-8 with a 3.98 ERA (79 ER, 178.2 IP) in a team-high
tying 31 starts in his 2nd season with CHC...in the 2nd half,
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2017 • Posted his 1st-career complete game and first shutout on
June 11 vs. MIA, a 6-hitter, ending run of 72 starts to begin
• Made 31 starts between TEX and LAD, his most games his career without a complete game.
started since a career-high 32 games in 2013...went a
combined 10-12 with a 3.86 ERA (80 ER, 186.2 IP) and 209 • Posted 5 scoreless starts of 8.0+ IP, tied with Adam
strikeouts, his 3rd season with at least 200 strikeouts. Wainwright for most in MLB (most by a Ranger since 1977).
• Acquired by LAD at the July 31 trade deadline in a 4-player • Opened season on 15-day DL with neck stiffness after being
trade with TEX…went 4-3 in 9 starts with LAD, posting a scratched from scheduled spring start on March 21, missing
3.44 ERA (19 ER, 49.2 IP) and struck out 61 against 13 BB. slated Opening Day outing...also scratched from scheduled
start on May 27 at MIN with neck stiffness.
• Notched his 1,000th-career strikeout on Sept. 8 vs. COL...
became the fastest pitcher to reach the mark both in terms • Placed on the 15-day DL again on August 13 (retroactive to
of games (128) and innings pitched (812.0 IP). August 10) with right elbow inflammation...shut down for the
remainder of the season on Sept. 6.
• In 22 starts with the Rangers, he went 6-9 with a 4.01 ERA
(61 ER, 137.0 IP).
• Selected to the AL All-Star team for the 4th time, the most 2013
by a pitcher in Rangers history...was not eligible to pitch
• Was the Rangers Pitcher of the Year…led MLB with 277 SO,
since he started TEX’s game on the Sunday prior.
the highest total in the AL since 2000, and 11.89 SO/9.
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OSTSEASON: Went 2-2 with a 6.14 ERA (10 ER, 14.2 IP) in
• Allowed the AL's lowest opponent AVG (.194) and fewest
4 Postseason starts...was a combined 2-0 with a 1.59 ERA in
H/9 (6.22)...led the Rangers in wins (13).
his 1st 2 Postseason outings, including collecting the win in
NLCS Game 3 at Wrigley Field (6.1 IP, 6 H, 1 ER)...went on to • Suffered four 1-0 losses, the most in the majors since 1989.
allow 8 ER in 3.1 IP in 2 World Series starts.
• Was on the DL July 7-21 with a right trapezius strain...was
bothered by nerve irritation in his back in September.
2016
• Was limited to 17 starts due to a pair of DL stints as he 2012
returned from Tommy John surgery.
• In his 1st ML season, led all rookies with 221 SO and 191.1 IP,
• Finished 7-5 with a 3.41 ERA (38 ER, 100.1 IP), posting a 1.12 while tying ARI Wade Miley with 16 wins.
WHIP and 132 SO...averaged 11.8 SO/9.
• Set club records for wins and strikeouts by a rookie and had
• Made his season debut May 28 and went 2-0 with a 2.87 the 3rd-most IP.
ERA in his first 3 GS...left his start June 8 with right shoulder
• Had the AL's 2nd-best SO/9 IP ratio (10.4).
discomfort...returned July 16.
• Joined CLE Herb Score in 1955 as the only rookies in AL
• Hit his first-career home run August 24 at Cincinnati.
history with at least 16 wins and 210 strikeouts in a season.
• Among pitchers with at least 50.0 IP after the All-Star Break,
• Defeated SEA in his ML debut on April 9 in Arlington and
he ranked 2nd in the majors with 12.01 SO/9.
was 4-0 with a 2.18 ERA in his first 5 starts...earned AL
POSTSEASON: Started Game 2 of the ALDS vs. TOR and Rookie of the Month honors for April.
allowed 5 runs on 5 hits (4 HR) in TEX's 5-3 defeat.
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OSTSEASON: Made his 1st career Postseason app. and
was saddled with the loss in the Wild Card game vs. BAL,
tossing 6.2 innings of 3-run ball (2 earned) while striking out
2015 7 and walking none in TEX's 5-1 defeat.
• Missed the entire season after undergoing Tommy John
surgery March 17...left his Spring Training start March 5 vs.
Kansas City with right triceps tightness. NPB (JAPAN) REVIEW
• Surgery was performed by Dr. James Andrews in Gulf • Appeared in 7 seasons with the Hokkaido Nippon-Ham
Breeze, Fla...the ligament in Darvish’s elbow was replaced Fighters of the Nippon Professional Baseball League...was
with the Palmaris tendon from his right forearm. 93-38 with a 1.99 ERA (281 ER, 1268.1 IP) in 167 games (164
starts), posting a 0.98 WHIP, 55 CG, 18 SHO and 1,250 SO.
• Joined the Fighters in 2005 at 18 years old and led all NPB
2014 pitchers from 2005-11 in ERA, wins, innings, opp. AVG and
SHO.
• Was Rangers Pitcher of the Year for a 2nd straight season
despite making just 22 starts and missing the final 7 weeks • His 1.99 career ERA was lowest among active NPB pitchers
due to right elbow inflammation. (min. 1200.0 IP) at the time he left for MLB.
• Was granted permission by the Fighters to participate in
• Led staff in SO (182, 10th in AL) and quality starts (14).
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the MLB posting process Dec. 8, 2011...Hokkaido informed 2005
MLB on December 19 that it had accepted the Rangers’ bid...
agreed to a deal with Texas on January 18, 2012. • Made his NPB debut at the age of 18 on June 15, defeating
Hiroshima...became the 12th pitcher in NPB history to earn a
win in a pro debut as a rookie straight out of high school.
2011
• Drafted by the Fighters in the first round on November 17,
• Went 18-6 with a 1.44 ERA (37 ER/232.0 IP) for Hokkaido in 2004 and signed on December 17.
his final season in Japan.
• Led NPB in SO (276), IP, opp. AVG (.190), shutouts, HR/9 IP
(0.19), opponent OBP (.229) and SLG (.241)...Named Pacific PERSONAL
League Monthly MVP in May.
• Married to the former Seiko Yamamoto, who is one of
• His 276 SO were most by a pitcher in NPB since Hideo Japan’s most accomplished and famous female wrestlers...
Nomo had 276 in 1993. the couple has 7 children.
• His father, Farsad Darvishsefat, is Iranian, and his mother,
2010 Ikuyo, is Japanese. Yu’ grandfather sent Farsad to the United
• Went 12-8 with a 1.78 ERA (40 ER, 202.0 IP) in 26 games (25 States to study in 1977, shortly before the Shah of Iran was
GS)..led all NPB pitchers in ERA for a 2nd straight year, and deposed. Farsad once worked in the cafeteria at the Seattle
also had the most SO (222) and complete games (10). Seahawks’ training camp, and he met Yu’s mom, Ikuyo, at
Eckerd College in St. Petersburg, Florida. The two married
and moved to Japan, where Yu was born.
2009
• Attended Tohoku High School in northern Sendai, a school
• Was named Pacific League MVP and named to the PL Best which also produced MLB pitchers Kazuhiro Sasaki and
Nine...went 15-5 with a 1.73 ERA (35 ER, 182.0 IP) in 23 GS. Takashi Saito…had a 1.10 ERA in his high school career,
• Was 2-1 with a 2.08 ERA in 5 games (2 GS) for Japan in the and pitched a no-hitter against Kumamoto Technical High
WBC…was on the mound to finish Japan wins in both the School in the 1st round of the National High School Baseball
semifinals and finals on March 22-23 at Dodger Stadium. Invitational Tournament on March 26, 2004.
• According to Japanese law, citizens must choose a singular
2008 nationality before turning 22. Darvish chose Japanese, partly
• Went 16-4 with a 1.88 ERA (42 ER, 200.2 IP) in 25 games (24 so he could play for Japan in the World Baseball Classic.
GS)…named the PL Monthly MVP 3 times: March (1-0, 18.0 • Is honored with a museum in Hyogo, southern Japan. The
scoreless IP), April (4-0, 1.54), and Sept. (5-0, 1.29)...won a Space11 Darvish Museum opened in November of 2013. The
Pacific League Golden Glove Award for 2nd straight year. museum features roughly 100 items related to Yu Darvish.
• Represented Japan at the 2008 Beijing Olympics, going 0-1 The museum includes the glove and uniform from Darvish’s
with a 5.14 ERA (4 ER, 7.0 IP) and 10 SO in 3 games (1 GS). no-hitter in 2004 and a computer graphics system that
allows visitors to virtually hit against him.
2007 • Says he throws 11 different pitch types: 4-seam fastball,

2-seam fastball, hard cutter, slow cutter, 2 different sliders,
• Won his lone career Eiji Sawamura Award, which honors the hard curveball, slow curveball, changeup, splitter, and
top starting pitcher in NPB...was also named Pacific League supreme (somewhat of a cross between a splitter and a
MVP…named to PL’s Best Nine, won a Golden Glove Award, two-seamer).
and was an All-Star, all career firsts.
• Went 15-5 with a 1.82 ERA (42 ER/207.2 IP) in 26 starts. • Sometimes likes to throw left-handed while warming up to
help his balance. He has said that he can throw 82 mph lefty.
• Pitched for Team Japan that won Gold Medal at the Asian
Baseball Championship in Taiwan in December. • In 2021, as he walked to the plate when he took his at bat
in his 1st game against the Cubs since being traded to San
Diego, he used the walk up song "Intoxicated" by Martin
2006 Solveig & GTA. It was the same walk up song as Anthony
Rizzo’s at Wrigley Field.
• Went 12-5 with a 2.89 ERA (48 ER/149.2 IP) in 25 games (24
starts) in his first full season with Hokkaido, as club won its • In 2012, was named GQ Man of the Year by the Japanese
first Japan Series title since 1961. issue of GQ Magazine.
• Made 3 Postseason starts, going 2-1 with a 2.01 ERA (5 ER, • Established the Yu Darvish Water Fund in 2007 to supply
22.1 IP), including a win in the 5th and deciding game of safe water to people who face lack and contamination of
Japan Series Championship vs. Chunichi. water in developing countries.
• Was the Asian Series MVP in Hokkaido’s win over Taiwan’s • Had a mural painted of him in San Diego in the Convoy
La New Bears following the Japan Series. District in Kearny Mesa.
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NPB (JAPAN)
Year Tm Lg W L ERA G GS GF CG SHO SV IP H R ER HR BB SO HBP WP BF WHIP
2005 Nippon Ham JPPL 5 5 3.53 14 14 0 2 1 0 94.1 97 37 37 7 48 52 3 2 410 1.54
2006 Nippon Ham JPPL 12 5 2.89 25 24 0 3 2 0 149.2 128 55 48 12 64 115 6 5 627 1.28
2007 Nippon Ham JPPL 15 5 1.82 26 26 0 12 3 0 207.2 123 48 42 9 49 210 13 4 790 0.83
2008 Nippon Ham JPPL 16 4 1.88 25 24 0 10 2 0 200.2 136 44 42 11 44 208 9 4 764 0.90
2009 Nippon Ham JPPL 15 5 1.73 23 23 0 8 2 0 182.0 118 36 35 9 45 167 6 5 701 0.90
2010 Nippon Ham JPPL 12 8 1.78 26 25 0 10 2 0 202.0 158 48 40 5 47 222 7 6 805 1.02
2011 Nippon Ham JPPL 18 6 1.44 28 28 0 10 6 0 232.0 156 42 37 5 36 276 6 10 885 0.83
Career NPB 93 38 1.99 167 164 0 55 18 0 1268.1 916 310 281 58 333 1250 50 36 4982 0.99
YU DARVISH CAREER PITCHING

2012 TEX MLB 16 9 3.90 29 29 0 0 0 191.1 156 89 83 14 10 89 221 1.28 .220 708 8 12 816 3166/1972
2013 TEX MLB 13 9 2.83 32 32 0 0 0 209.2 145 68 66 26 8 80 277 1.07 .194 748 7 17 841 3451/2156
2014 TEX MLB 10 7 3.06 22 22 2 0 0 144.1 133 54 49 13 2 49 182 1.26 .241 551 14 7 605 2312/1484
2016 FRI AA 1 1 2.25 5 5 0 0 0 20.0 14 7 5 1 0 7 24 1.05 .197 71 1 2 79 301/195
2016 RR AAA 0 1 2.57 2 2 0 0 0 7.0 3 3 2 1 0 3 7 0.86 .125 24 0 0 27 104/61
2016 TEX MLB 7 5 3.41 17 17 0 0 0 100.1 81 43 38 12 3 31 132 1.12 .214 378 6 3 416 1579/1023
2016 2 Teams Minors 1 2 2.33 7 7 0 0 0 27.0 17 10 7 2 0 10 31 1.00 .179 95 1 2 106 405/256
2017 TEX MLB 6 9 4.01 22 22 0 0 0 137.0 115 63 61 20 5 45 148 1.17 .225 510 9 11 564 2211/1436
2017 LAD MLB 4 3 3.44 9 9 0 0 0 49.2 44 20 19 7 1 13 61 1.15 .235 187 3 3 202 843/538
2017 2 Teams MLB 10 12 3.86 31 31 0 0 0 186.2 159 83 80 27 6 58 209 1.16 .228 697 12 14 766 3054/1974
2018 SB A(Full) 0 0 1.50 2 2 0 0 0 6.0 4 1 1 1 0 1 6 0.83 .182 22 1 0 23 76/51
2018 CHC MLB 1 3 4.95 8 8 0 0 0 40.0 36 24 22 7 4 21 49 1.43 .235 153 2 1 180 740/455
2019 CHC MLB 6 8 3.98 31 31 0 0 0 178.2 140 82 79 33 11 56 229 1.10 .213 657 11 11 731 2848/1879
2020 CHC MLB 8 3 2.01 12 12 0 0 0 76.0 59 18 17 5 2 14 93 0.96 .211 280 3 7 297 1153/796
2021 SD MLB 8 11 4.22 30 30 0 0 0 166.1 138 81 78 28 8 44 199 1.09 .222 623 9 10 681 2769/1821
2022 SD MLB 16 8 3.10 30 30 0 0 0 194.2 148 67 67 22 12 37 197 0.95 .207 715 4 10 771 2971/2016
2023 SD MLB 8 10 4.56 24 24 0 0 0 136.1 134 71 69 18 8 43 141 1.30 .259 517 1 12 574 2218/1436
Career 4 Teams MLB 103 85 3.59 266 266 2 0 0 1624.1 1329 680 648 205 74 522 1929 1.14 .221 6027 77 104 6678 26261/17012
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ALL STAR
Season Team League W L ERA G GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER HR HB BB SO WHIP AVG AB WP GIDP TBF NP-S
2014 AL MLB 0 0 0.00 1 0 0 0 0 1.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0.00 .000 3 0 0 3 14/8
WILD CARD
2012 TEX MLB 0 1 2.70 1 1 0 0 0 6.2 5 3 2 0 1 0 7 0.75 .208 24 0 0 27 91/59
2020 CHC MLB 0 1 2.70 1 1 0 0 0 6.2 5 2 2 1 1 2 6 1.05 .217 23 0 1 26 94/69
2022 SD MLB 1 0 1.29 1 1 0 0 0 7.0 6 1 1 1 1 0 4 0.86 .222 27 0 0 28 101/72
Career MLB 1 2 2.21 3 3 0 0 0 20.1 16 6 5 2 3 2 17 0.89 .216 74 0 1 81 286/200
DIVISION SERIES
2016 TEX MLB 0 1 9.00 1 1 0 0 0 5.0 5 5 5 4 1 1 4 1.20 .250 20 0 0 22 84/52
2017 LAD MLB 1 0 1.80 1 1 0 0 0 5.0 2 1 1 1 1 0 7 0.40 .118 17 0 0 18 74/52
2022 SD MLB 1 0 5.40 1 1 0 0 0 5.0 7 3 3 3 0 2 7 1.80 .333 21 0 0 23 99/63
Career MLB 2 1 5.40 3 3 0 0 0 15.0 14 9 9 8 2 3 18 1.13 .241 58 0 0 63 257/167

2017 LAD MLB 1 0 1.42 1 1 0 0 0 6.1 6 1 1 1 0 1 7 1.11 .250 24 0 1 25 81/59
2022 SD MLB 0 1 2.77 2 2 0 0 0 13.0 7 4 4 3 2 4 12 0.85 .159 44 1 2 50 186/115
Career MLB 1 1 2.33 3 3 0 0 0 19.1 13 5 5 4 2 5 19 0.93 .191 68 1 3 75 267/174
WORLD SERIES
2017 LAD MLB 0 2 21.60 2 2 0 0 0 3.1 9 9 8 2 0 2 0 3.30 .474 19 0 0 22 96/61
2012 TEX MLB 0 1 2.70 1 1 0 0 0 6.2 5 3 2 0 1 0 7 0.75 .208 24 0 0 27 91/59
2016 TEX MLB 0 1 9.00 1 1 0 0 0 5.0 5 5 5 4 1 1 4 1.20 .250 20 0 0 22 84/52
2017 LAD MLB 2 2 6.14 4 4 0 0 0 14.2 17 11 10 4 1 3 14 1.36 .283 60 0 1 65 251/172
2020 CHC MLB 0 1 2.70 1 1 0 0 0 6.2 5 2 2 1 1 2 6 1.05 .217 23 0 1 26 94/69
2022 SD MLB 2 1 2.88 4 4 0 0 0 25.0 20 8 8 7 3 6 23 1.04 .217 92 1 2 101 386/250
Career 4 Teams MLB 4 6 4.19 11 11 0 0 0 58.0 52 29 27 16 7 12 54 1.10 .237 219 1 4 241 906/602

2012 Purchased by TEX from Nippon Ham Figthers (Japan Pacific), January 18
2017 Acquired by LAD from TEX in exchange for A.J. Alexy, Brendon Davis and Willie Calhoun, July 31
2018 Signed by CHC as a Major League free agent, February 13
2020 Acquired by SD from CHC along with Victor Caratini in exchange for Owen Caissie, Ismael Mena, Reginald Preciado, Yeison Santana and
Zach Davies, December 29
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Height: 6-4 Bats: R Full Name Enyel De Los Santos
Date of Birth December 25, 1995 in San Pedro de Macoris, Dominican Republic
Weight: 250 Throws: R Current Residence San Pedro de Macoris, Dominican Republic
EN-yell MLB Service Time 2.015
MLB Debut July 10, 2018 vs. NYM (with PHI)
RHP How Obtained Acquired from CLE in exchange for RHP Scott Barlow on November 17, 2023
• Right-handed batters hit just .171 (22-for-129) against him,

QUICK HITS while lefties hit .272 (28-for-103).
• 2024 marks his 2nd stint in the Padres’ organization, • Opponents hit .219 (23-for-105) with runners on and .260
having first been acquired from SEA along with Nelson (19-for-73) with RISP.
Ward in exchange for Joaquin Benoit in November of • Ranked in the 85th percentile for the lowest hard-hit
2015. Acquired by PHI from SD on December 15, 2017, in percentage (33.3).
exchange for Freddy Galvis.
• Relied on a his four-seam fastball (60.5%), slider (30.4%),
• In the previous two seasons with the Guardians (2022- and changeup (9.1%)...his fastball averaged at 95.6 mph, and
23), he went 10-2 with a 3.18 ERA (42 ER, 119.0 IP), 123 opponents hit just .125 (8-for-64) against his slider.
strikeouts vs. 42 walks and a .212 opponents' average.
• On November 17, was acquired by San Diego from the
• Has pitched in parts of five Major League seasons Guardians in exchange for RHP Scott Barlow.
between PHI (2018-21), PIT (2021) and CLE (2022-23).
Entered 2024 with a career 13-4 (.765) record in 165
app. (3 starts) with a 4.20 ERA (86 ER, 184.1 IP) and 195
2022
strikeouts against 73 walks.
• Was a key member of the Guardians' bullpen after signing a
• Tossed an "immaculate inning" on September 27, 2022 vs.
non-roster minor league deal prior to the season.
the Rays in the 7th inning.
• Opened year at Columbus (AAA) after shortened spring,
• A native of San Pedro de Macoris, Dominican Republic
and was with the ML club from April 20 through the
(the same hometown as Fernando Tatis Jr.).
season's end, save a one-day stint in Columbus (May 8).
• Recorded career-bests in almost every category and earned
his 1st-career save on June 17 @ LAD.
2023 SEASON
• Over his final 27 games (July 4-on) he posted a 2.48 ERA (8
• Set career-highs in appearances (70), innings pitched (65.2),
ER, 29.0 IP) with 30 punchouts and tallied a strikeout in 40
holds (16), batters faced (262), and strikeouts (62) in 2023
of 50 outings (61 strikeouts) and allowed just 3 homers in
for the Guardians...posted a 5-2 record with a 3.29 ERA (24
53.1 IP (0.51 HR/9).
ER, 65.2 IP), 1.14 WHIP, and .216 opponent batting average.
• Inherited team-high 33 runners (9 scored, 27 inherited
• Was his 3rd full season at the Major-League level...had 5
runner scoring percentage).
wins on the season, matching his career-high accomplished
in 2022...also had a career-high 2 losses. • Tossed the 4th immaculate inning in franchise history on
September 27 vs. TB in the 7th inning, the first since Zach
• Prior to the All-Star Game, he went 4-1 in the 1st half of
Plesac in 2020…
hte season with a 2.48 ERA, 14 walks, and 31 strikeouts...
following the ASG, he went 1-1 in 33 games with a 4.30 ERA, P
OSTSEASON: Made his Postseason debut in 2022, and
11 BB, and 31 strikeouts. did not allow a run in any of his 3 Postseason outings (3.1
IP)...pitched in Game 2 of the Wild Card Series vs. TB and
• On April 18, was placed on the Paternity List.
Games 1 and 3 of NLDS vs. NYY.
• In his win on May 1 @ NYY, he recorded two outs on one
pitch, picking off a runner at first before throwing a pitch
and becoming the first pitcher in MLB history (since at least 2021
1901) to earn a win while recording two outs on one pitch
• Split the 2021 season between the Phillies and Pirates,
without a double play.
posting a Major League ERA of 6.37 over 33 relief
• Posted a career-long 11-game scoreless streak from July 16- appearances.
Aug. 6, allowing just 3 hits (.091 AVG) over that span.
• Had 5 stints with PHI's ML club before being claimed on
• Allowed nine of 36 inherited runners to score for a 25.0 waivers by PIT on September 13, spending the rest of the
inherited runner scoring percentage. season with the Pirates.
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• Signed with CLE as a minor league free agent on December 2019

1 with a Spring Training invitation.
• Spent the majority of the season with Lehigh Valley (AAA)...
• Following the season, posted a 0.69 ERA for Licey in the appeared in five games (1 start) over four stints with the
Dominican Winter League (13.0 IP, 6H, 3 BB, 18 SO, .140 Phillies (April 24-May 5, May 17-28, June 23-24, September
opponents average). 28-end of season).
• Was named International League Pitcher of the Week, April
14.
2020
• Struck out a professional-high 10 batters on April 6 vs
• Spent the entire season at the alternate training site in
Rochester in his season debut.
Lehigh Valley (AAA), except a 2-day stint (August-5) during
which he did not appear in a game for the Phillies.
• Was designated for assignment on August 9 and was 2018
outrighted to Lehigh Valley on August 14.
• Began the season with Lehigh Valley (AAA) and was named
to the World Team in the All-Star Futures Game and elected
as the starter for the IL in the Triple-A All-Star Game.
• Finished 2nd in the IL in ERA (2.63), T-2nd in WHIP (1.16)
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and 3rd in opponent average (.226)...was selected as Phillies • In his 1st professional season in 2015, split the year between
Minor League Co-Pitcher of the Month for April. AZL Mariners (R) and Everett (A)...had a 2.55 ERA with AZL
Mariners in 5 appearances before posting a 4.06 ERA in 8
• Had his contract selected on July 10 and made his ML debut
games (all starts) for Everett...on November 12, 2015 was
that day in a start against NYM, earning his 1st ML win.
traded from the Mariners to the San Diego Padres along
• Had four stints with PHI: July 10, July 15-20, August 7-8 and with SS Nelson Ward in exchange for RHP Joaquin Benoit.
September 11-through the end of season.
PERSONAL
2015-17 • Has a son, Angel.
• Spent the entire 2017 season with San Antonio (AA),
• Attended Liceo Gastón Fernández de Lino.
finishing 3rd in the Texas League in strikeouts (138), T-3rd in
innings (150.0), 5th in WHIP (1.19) and 8th in ERA (3.78). • Favorite singer is Secreto and El Alfa, and his hobbies
include going to the beach, cooking and spending time with
• Among qualifying starters in the TL, was 3rd in opponent
family.
average (.237), 4th in SO/9.0 IP (8.18) and 5th in fewest base
runners per 9.0 IP (11.22). • His favorite players growing up were Prince Fielder and
Pedro Martinez.
• On December 15, 2017, he was acquired by the Philadelphia
Phillies from the Padres in exchange for SS Freddy Galvis.
• In 2016, split the season between Fort Wayne (A) and Lake
Elsinore (A), going 3-2 with a 2.91 ERA in 11 appearances
with the TinCaps and going 5-3 with a 4.35 ERA in 15
appearances (all starts) for the Storm.
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ENYEL DE LOS SANTOS CAREER PITCHING
2015 A-MRN ROK 3 0 2.55 5 5 0 0 0 24.2 24 8 7 1 1 5 29 1.18 .250 96 1 2 103 182/159
2015 EVE A(Short) 3 0 4.06 8 8 0 0 0 37.2 37 19 17 2 6 13 42 1.33 .270 137 5 5 159 364/271
2015 2 Teams Minors 6 0 3.47 13 13 0 0 0 62.1 61 27 24 3 7 18 71 1.27 .262 233 6 7 262 546/430
2016 FW A(Full) 3 2 2.91 11 7 0 0 0 52.2 38 20 17 2 3 14 45 0.99 .199 191 6 1 213 711/491
2016 LE A(Adv) 5 3 4.35 15 15 0 0 0 68.1 70 35 33 11 5 24 52 1.38 .267 262 2 5 295 1081/696
2016 2 Teams Minors 8 5 3.72 26 22 0 0 0 121.0 108 55 50 13 8 38 97 1.21 .238 453 8 6 508 1792/1187
2017 SA AA 10 6 3.78 26 24 0 0 0 150.0 131 69 63 12 8 48 138 1.19 .237 553 3 13 617 2334/1593
2018 LHV AAA 10 5 2.63 22 22 1 0 0 126.2 104 41 37 12 8 43 110 1.16 .226 461 3 10 521 2016/1330
2018 PHI MLB 1 0 4.74 7 2 0 0 0 19.0 19 10 10 2 1 8 15 1.42 .271 70 1 2 81 335/208
2019 LHV AAA 5 7 4.40 19 19 0 0 0 94.0 81 52 46 16 4 35 83 1.23 .232 349 4 8 396 1513/987
2019 PHI MLB 0 1 7.36 5 1 0 0 0 11.0 13 9 9 4 0 5 9 1.64 .317 41 1 4 46 176/118
2021 LHV AAA 0 1 2.70 10 0 0 0 0 13.1 3 4 4 1 1 5 24 0.60 .073 41 0 1 47 191/127
2021 PHI MLB 1 1 6.75 26 0 0 0 2 28.0 34 28 21 7 3 14 42 1.71 .288 118 5 0 137 557/372
2021 PIT MLB 1 0 4.91 7 0 0 0 0 7.1 9 4 4 1 1 4 6 1.77 .300 30 0 0 36 140/92
2021 2 Teams MLB 2 1 6.37 33 0 0 0 2 35.1 43 32 25 8 4 18 48 1.73 .291 148 5 0 173 697/464
2022 COL AAA 1 0 4.91 4 0 0 2 2 3.2 4 2 2 1 0 2 8 1.64 .286 14 0 0 16 71/45
2022 CLE MLB 5 0 3.04 50 0 0 1 2 53.1 40 18 18 3 2 17 61 1.07 .208 192 3 2 215 845/568
2023 CLE MLB 5 2 3.29 70 0 0 0 3 65.2 50 26 24 4 4 25 62 1.14 .216 232 2 5 262 1048/675
Career 3 Teams MLB 13 4 4.20 165 3 0 1 7 184.1 165 95 86 21 11 73 195 1.29 .242 683 12 13 777 3101/2033
WILD CARD
2022 CLE MLB 0 0 0.00 1 0 0 0 0 1.0 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 2.00 .250 4 0 0 5 26/16
DIVISION SERIES
2022 CLE MLB 0 0 0.00 2 0 0 0 0 2.1 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0.43 .143 7 0 1 7 25/19
2022 CLE MLB 0 0 0.00 3 0 0 0 0 3.1 2 0 0 0 0 1 1 0.90 .182 11 0 1 12 51/35
Career CLE MLB 0 0 0.00 3 0 0 0 0 3.1 2 0 0 0 0 1 1 0.90 .182 11 0 1 12 51/35

2014 Signed by SEA as an international free agent, July 17
2015 Acquired by SD from SEA along with Nelson Ward in exchange for Joaquin Benoit, November 12
2017 Acquired by PHI from SD along in exchange for Freddy Galvis, December 15
2021 Claimed off waivers by PIT from PHI, September 13
Signed by CLE as a minor league free agent, December 1
2023 Acquired by SD from CLE in exchange for Scott Barlow, November 17
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Height: 6-1 Bats: S Full Name Jeremiah Ramiro Estrada
Date of Birth November 1, 1998 in in Indio, California
Weight: 235 Throws: R Current Residence La Quinta, California
jeremiah_estrada13
MLB Debut August 30, 2022vs. TOR (with CHC)
RHP How Obtained Claimed off waivers from CHC on Novemeber 6, 2023
2022
QUICK HITS
• Made his Major League debut in 2022, with his call-up to
• Joined SD on a minor league deal for 2024 after spending the Majors coming as a replacement player for a three-game
the last 7 years in the Chicago Cubs organization. series in Toronto Aug. 30...allowed one walk and struck out
two while tossing 17 pitches in the bottom of the eighth
• Made 17 Major League appearances with the Cubs inning.
in 2022-23, owning a 5.51 ERA (10 ER, 16.1 IP) with 21
strikeouts against 15 walks. • Was returned to Iowa (AAA) on August 31 and then selected
to the Major League roster on September 1 as rosters
• In 2022, the year he made his Major League debut, expanded.
Estrada recorded the five fastest pitches thrown by Cubs
pitchers that season. All four-seam fastballs registered at • In five games in relief for the Cubs, posted a 3.18 ERA (2 ER,
98.8, 98.8, 98.5, 98.4 and 98.1 miles per hour, respectively. 5.2 IP), while striking out eight batters for 12.7 strikeouts per
9.0 IP.
• Made 78 appearances (3 starts) in the Cubs minor league
system from 2017-23, owning a 5-5 record with 10 saves, • Held batters to a .100 average (1-for-10) with runners in
a 2.92 ERA and 180 strikeouts against 64 walks. scoring position.
• Was part of a combined no-hitter with 3 other pitchers on • Went 3-2 with a 1.30 ERA (7 ER, 48.1 IP), nine saves, and
June 23, 2021, while at Myrtle Beach, tossing 2.2 innings five holds in 34 games out of the bullpen with South Bend
against the Columbia Fireflies. (A), Tennessee (AA) and Iowa (AAA)...struck out 78 of 193
batters faced, compared to 20 walks, for an average of 14.5
• Missed the majority of the 2021 season with a right elbow strikeouts per nine innings pitched.
injury.
2021
2023 SEASON • Played 11 games for Myrtle Beach (A) in 2021, going 1-1
• Split the season between the Cubs Major League squad with a 1.57 ERA (4 ER, 23.0 IP) and striking out 38 batters,
and Iowa (AAA)...pitched in 12 games in relief for the Cubs, compared to six walks, for a 6.33 strikeouts per walk ratio.
posting a 6.75 ERA (8 ER, 10.2 IP) with 13 strikeouts. • His season was cut short due to a right elbow injury, after
• Went 1-1 with a 5.97 ERA (19 ER, 28.2 IP) and one save in 26 being placed on the injured list August 1.
games with Iowa.
• Began the season with Iowa, making five-straight scoreless 2020
appearances (6.0 IP) from April 1-19.
• Did not pitch due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
• Had two stints with the Cubs, April 21-May 3 and May 15-
June 13.
• Tossed 8.0 scoreless innings in his first seven appearances 2017-19
with the Cubs from April 21-May 23, before allowing runs in • Appeared in three games (one start) for Eugene (A) in 2019
four of his final five games with Chicago in 2023. ...went 0-1 with a 5.91 ERA (7 ER, 10.2 IP) and 15 strikeouts in
• Spent the remainder of the season with Iowa, pitching 45 batters faced.
to an 8.38 ERA (18 ER, 19.1 IP) in 18 games from June • Was added to the reserve list for Rookie League Mesa
16-September 24. during the 2018 campaign...made his professional debut in
• Per Statcast, while with CHC, he relied on 4 pitches: Four 2017 with Rookie League Mesa...in four games (all in relief),
Seamer (84.0%), Slider (13.1%), Changeup (2.5%) and he pitched to a 1.42 ERA (1 ER, 6.1 IP) with six strikeouts.
Curveball (0.4%)
• Was placed on waivers by the Cubs and claimed by San
Diego on Novemeber 6, 2023.
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JEREMIAH ESTRADA CAREER PITCHING
2017 A-CUB ROK 0 0 1.42 4 0 0 0 0 6.1 5 1 1 0 0 6 6 1.74 .217 23 1 0 29 60/35
2019 EUG A(Short) 0 1 5.91 3 1 0 0 0 10.2 8 8 7 0 0 6 15 1.31 .211 38 3 0 45 178/107
2021 MB A 1 1 1.57 11 2 0 0 1 23.0 18 8 4 2 1 6 38 1.04 .214 84 3 1 93 383/252
2022 SB A+ 2 2 1.17 15 0 0 5 6 23.0 14 6 3 1 1 10 39 1.04 .177 79 1 1 91 367/228
2022 TNS AA 1 0 1.86 13 0 0 2 3 19.1 11 5 4 0 1 9 27 1.03 .167 66 3 0 77 338/213
2022 IOW AAA 0 0 0.00 6 0 0 2 2 6.0 6 0 0 0 0 1 12 1.17 .250 24 1 0 25 124/78
2022 CHC MLB 0 0 3.18 5 0 0 0 0 5.2 6 2 2 1 0 3 8 1.59 .286 21 1 0 25 117/74
2022 3 Teams Minors 3 2 1.30 34 0 0 9 11 48.1 31 11 7 1 2 20 78 1.06 .183 169 5 1 193 829/519
2023 IOW AAA 1 1 5.97 26 0 0 1 2 28.2 24 21 19 8 2 26 43 1.74 .220 109 3 1 138 558/317
2023 CHC MLB 0 0 6.75 12 0 0 0 0 10.2 12 8 8 4 0 12 13 2.25 .279 43 0 0 56 237/145
Career CHC MLB 0 0 5.51 17 0 0 0 0 16.1 18 10 10 5 0 15 21 2.02 .281 64 1 0 81 354/219

2017 Signed by CHC as a sixth-round selection in the 2017 First-Year Player Draft, July 7
2023 Claimed by SD off waivers from CHC, November 6
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FESTA NRI
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Height: 6-1 Bats: R Full Name Matthew Joseph Festa
Date of Birth March 11, 1993 in Brooklyn, New York
Weight: 212 Throws: R Current Residence Miami, Florida
mfesta33
MLB Debut July 14, 2018 at COL (w/ SEA)
RHP How Obtained Signed as a minor league free agent on January 24, 2024
• Allowed just 1 HR (2-run HR by Taylor Ward on April 3 vs.

QUICK HITS LAA).
• Entered 2024 with 89 career Major League appearances • Allowed just 1 hit to the 20 LHH he faced (.071 AVG; 1-for-14)
for the Seattle Mariners, including 3 Opening Day roster with 6 walks while RHH batted .176 (3-for-17) with 6 walks.
selections in 2019 and 2022-23. • Allowed just 1 hit with RISP (.083 AVG, 1-for-12) and went
• Among all minor league pitchers who made at least 25 hitless with RISP/2 out (0-for-7).
appearances in 2023, his 0.53 ERA ranked 1st and his .101 • Posted a 1.93 ERA (1 ER, 4.2 IP) in 5 away appearances vs. a
opponents’ AVG ranked 2nd. His 93.8 save percentage 6.23 ERA (3 ER, 4.1 IP) in his 3 home outings.
(15 of 16 SVO) ranked T-5th across all levels of the minors
(min. 15 SVO). • Per Statcast, relied on 3 pitches: Four Seamer (51.3%)
Sweeper (41.5%) Cutter (7.2%).
• Went 1-0 with a 2.25 ERA (1 ER, 4.0 IP) across 3
appearances for Team Italy in the 2023 World Baseball • For TAC, allowed just 1 unearned run in his first 7
Classic, helping Italy advance as the Pool-A Runner up appearances from April 12-29 before surrendering his first
before losing in the Quarterfinals to eventual-champion ER for the Rainiers on May 2.
Team Japan.
• Went on to post a career-best 12.0 scoreless-inning streak
• 53 of his 89 Major League outings came in 2022 from May 6-June 13, allowing just 3 hits while converting all
with SEA, ranking in the 94th percentile in hard-hit 7 of his save opportunities over the stretch.
percentage (31.1%), 85th in K % (29.2) and chase % (33.1)
• Allowed 2 runs (1 ER) on July 15 vs. Albuquerque before
and 82nd in whiff rate (30.3%).
recording 8 consecutive scoreless appearances (10.0 IP) to
• Across 7 minor league seasons with the Mariners, went finish his campaign.
22-8 while converting 47 of 56 SVO (83.9%) with a 4.14
• Placed on the 7-day IL on August 4 before being designated
SO/BB ratio (335 SO vs. 81 BB).
for assignment and subsequently released on August 8.
• Converted 15 of his 16 SVO for TAC, allowing just 2 ER (0.95
ERA) and a .111 opponents’ AVG in save situations.
2023 SEASON
• Spent the majority of the season with Triple-A Tacoma, • The right-hander had reverse splits for TAC, limiting LHH to
posting a 0.53 ERA (2 ER, 34.0 IP) while also making 8 a .030 AVG while RHH batted .132.
appearances across 3 separate stints with the Mariners • Limited Triple-A hitters to a .065 AVG with RISP.
Major League club (4.00 ERA; 4 ER, 9.0 IP).
• Made his 3rd career Opening Day roster and his 2nd in a
row for SEA…was scoreless in 6 of his 8 appearances for 2022
the Mariners, with 3 of his 4 ER allowed coming in his 2nd • Made his 2nd career Opening Day roster for the Mariners
outing on April 3 vs. SEA. and posted a career-high 53 appearances, recording the
• Scored upon in his next outing on April 8 @ CLE (1 ER, 0.1 first 2 wins and 2 saves of his ML career.
IP)…optioned to Tacoma on April 9. • Optioned to Triple-A Tacoma once during the campaign
• Recalled on May 31 and did not allow a hit across 3 from June 18-July 9, allowing just 2 unearned runs on 2 hits
scoreless outings from June 3-7 before being optioned again (.091 AVG) with an 11-to-2 SO/BB ratio.
on June 9. • Scored upon in 7 of his first 16 ML outings from April 10-June
• Recalled for the 3rd and final time on July 3 and made 2 2 with a 5.51 ERA before lowering his season ERA to 3.42
more scoreless outings before being optioned back to TAC after 11 consecutive scoreless appearances (10.0 IP) from
on July 16. June 7-July 24 (.091 AVG, 0.50 WHIP).
• Overall with SEA, walked 13 and struck out 12 across his 8 • Scored upon in 8 of his final 26 outings from July 26-
total outings and 9.0 IP, posting ratios of 13.00 SO/9 IP, 12.00 Oct. 4 (4.88 ERA), allowing multiple runs in 6 of those 8
B/9 IP and 1.08 SO/BB. appearances.
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• Earned his first 2 ML victories in back-to-back outings on victory @TOR, helping SEA defeat TOR 2-0 in the 3-game
July 10 vs. TOR and July 14 @ TEX. set…in the 18-inning elimination Game 3 of the ALDS vs.
HOU, Festa pitched scoreless 14th and 15th frames and
• In his next outing on July 16, he notched his 1st career save
threw 16 of his 17 pitches for strikes…SEA lost 1-0.
as he struck out the side in the bottom of the 10th inning
against the Texas Rangers.
• In Festa's Yankee Stadium debut on August 1, the Staten 2016-21
Island Native retired 5 consecutive former MLB All-Stars
• Spent most of 2021 with Triple-A Tacoma, posting a 2.95
in Aaron Judge, Anthony Rizzo, Gleyber Torres, Josh
ERA (7 ER, 21.1 IP) across 19 app...also made a combined 4
Donaldson and Andrew Benintendi.
scoreless rehab assignments between High-A Everett and
• Posted a 3.56 SO/BB ratio and did not walk multiple the Rookie-Level ACL Mariners.
hitters in any of his 53 outings…issued exactly 1 walk in 18
• Did not pitch in 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic
appearances, not issuing a free pass in 35 outings.
• Made his first career Opening Day roster in 2019 for
POSTSEASON:
Made his Postseason debut in 2022,
SEA, going 0-2 with a 5.64 ERA (14 ER, 22.1 IP) across 20
pitching 1.1 IP of 1-run ball in SEA’s Game 2 Wild Card Series
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appearances…made his Triple-A debut for Tacoma and went
1-1 with a 2.64 ERA (9 ER, 30.2 IP), converting 5 of his 6 SVO.
PERSONAL
• Spent the duration of 2018 with Double-A Arkansas and
• Played 3 seasons at East Stroudsburg University in
converted a career-best 20 SV in 22 SVO (90.9%), going
Pennsylvania where he was the highest draft pick in
5-2 with a 2.76 ERA (15 ER, 49.0 IP)…earned Texas League
ESU history…along with OF Robert Bennie (24th round -
Post-Season All-Star honors and was named an MiLB.com
Oakland), the duo became the first ESU teammates drafted
Organization All-Star for SEA following the season.
in same year in program history…in his senior 2016 season,
• Spent all of 2017 with Single-A Modesto and posted career- was a Brett Tomko Award national finalist (one of 10) for DII
highs in IP (69.2) and SO (99) with a 3.23 ERA, earning Pitcher of the Year, and earned PSAC East Co-Pitcher of
California League Mid-Season All-Star honors…made 8 app. the Year honors…set school single-season records for wins
for the Peoria Javelinas in the Arizona Fall League following (11), strikeouts (105), innings (88.0), games started (13) and
the season and was named to the AFL Rising Stars squad. complete games (9)...set career records for wins (23) and
strikeout-to-walk ratio (4.1).
• In 2016, made his professional debut with Low-A Everett
and nearly split his season starting (8 app) vs. relieving (6)…
won a career-best 6 games while posting a 3.73 ERA.
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MATT FESTA CAREER PITCHING
2016 EVE A(Short) 6 2 3.73 14 8 0 0 0 60.1 60 29 25 3 2 14 58 1.23 .259 232 2 5 253 709/505
2017 MOD A(Adv) 4 2 3.23 42 1 0 6 9 69.2 61 30 25 7 1 19 99 1.15 .228 267 4 2 291 1048/725
2018 ARK AA 5 2 2.76 44 0 0 20 22 49.0 50 18 15 6 2 12 67 1.27 .263 190 1 2 208 803/551
2018 SEA MLB 0 0 2.16 8 1 0 0 0 8.1 13 2 2 0 1 2 4 1.80 .351 37 2 0 40 159/103
2019 TAC AAA 1 1 2.64 23 0 0 5 6 30.2 23 11 9 3 1 14 33 1.21 .204 113 1 4 128 476/297
2019 SEA MLB 0 2 5.64 20 0 0 0 2 22.1 20 15 14 5 2 12 21 1.43 .241 83 1 1 101 407/253
2021 A-MRN ROK 0 0 0.00 2 1 0 0 0 2.0 0 0 0 0 1 1 5 0.50 .000 6 0 0 8 21/16
2021 EVE A+ 0 0 0.00 2 0 0 0 0 2.0 1 0 0 0 0 0 3 0.50 .143 7 0 0 7 26/21
2021 TAC AAA 4 1 2.95 19 0 0 1 2 21.1 17 7 7 4 3 3 31 0.94 .215 79 0 0 86 342/247
2021 3 Teams Minors 4 1 2.49 23 1 0 1 2 25.1 18 7 7 4 4 4 39 0.87 .196 92 0 0 101 389/284
2022 TAC AAA 1 0 0.00 6 0 0 0 1 6.2 2 2 0 0 0 2 11 0.60 .091 22 0 1 24 88/61
2022 SEA MLB 2 0 4.17 53 0 0 2 3 54.0 43 26 25 10 2 18 64 1.13 .218 197 1 4 219 897/597
2023 TAC AAA 1 0 0.53 28 0 0 15 16 34.0 11 5 2 2 3 16 28 0.79 .101 109 1 5 128 492/312
2023 SEA MLB 0 0 4.00 8 0 0 0 0 9.0 4 4 4 1 0 12 13 1.78 .129 31 1 0 43 195/105
Career SEA MLB 2 2 4.32 89 1 0 2 5 93.2 80 47 45 16 5 44 102 1.32 .230 348 5 5 403 1658/1058
WILD CARD
2022 SEA MLB 0 0 6.75 1 0 0 0 0 1.1 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0.75 .200 5 0 0 5 20/14
DIVISION SERIES
2022 SEA MLB 0 0 0.00 1 0 0 0 0 2.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0.00 .000 6 0 0 6 17/16
2022 SEA MLB 0 0 2.70 2 0 0 0 0 3.1 1 1 1 0 0 0 2 0.30 .091 11 0 0 11 37/30
Career SEA MLB 0 0 2.70 2 0 0 0 0 3.1 1 1 1 0 0 0 2 0.30 .091 11 0 0 11 37/30

2016 Signed by SEA s a 7th-round selection in the First-Year Player Draft, June 14
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GILLASPIE
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Height: 6-2 Bats: R Full Name Logan Craig Gillaspie
Date of Birth April 17, 1997 in Bakersfield, California
Weight: 216 Throws: R Current Residence Bakersfield, California
logan_gillaspie
guh-LESS-pee MLB Debut May 17, 2022 vs. NYY (with BAL)
RHP How Obtained Claimed off waivers from BOS on Novemeber 15, 2023

Midwest League Mid-Season All-Star (2019, Wisconsin)
• Joined the Padres on a minor league deal for 2024 having
made 28 total Major League relief appearances for BAL
(2022-23) with a 4.10 ERA (12 ER, 26.1 IP). innings with just 1 hit allowed and a 0.92 WHIP and a .188
opponent clip.
• Across parts of 5 minor league seasons with MIL (2018-
19), BAL (2021-23) and BOS (2023), owned a 4.25 ERA • Was claimed off waivers by the Padres from Boston on
(120 ER, 254.0 IP) in 135 appearances (16 starts) with 15 November 15.
saves, a 13-16 record and 247 strikeouts against 75 walks.
• Per Statcast, he relied on four pitches at the MLB 2022
level in 2023: 4-Seam Fastball (44%), Slider (25.7%),
Changeup (16.8%) and Curveball (13.6%). His 4-seamer • Began the season with Bowie (AA) was promoted to Norfolk
averaged 95.6 mph, and opponents hit just .143 against (AAA) on May 3, and he was recalled by BAL five times
his curveball. (May 17, May 23, July 28, August 14, and September 26)...was
optioned to Norfolk four times (May 21, June 18, July 29, and
• Made his Major League debut on May 17, 2022 against August 19).
NYY with BAL. Struck out now-teammate Kyle
Higashioka for his first big-league punchout. • Made his MLB debut on May 17 vs. NYY (2.0 IP, 3 H, K)...
fanned Kyle Higashioka for his first-career strikeout.
• Went undrafted out of Oxnard Community College
and played in 3 Independent Leagues (Pecos, Pacific • Earned his first win on October 2 @ NYY after working a
Association and American Association) in 2017 before scoreless sixth inning on one hit...also stranded an inherited
signing a minor league deal with MIL in July 2018. runner in a tie game.
• Held left-handed batters to a .208 average (5-for-24)
compared to .341 (15-for-44) against righties.
2023 SEASON • Pitched to a 1.06 ERA (2 ER, 17.0 IP) in 16 of 17 appearances...
• Split the season between the Orioles and the Triple-A level, four of his six earned runs and eight total runs came in one
pitching to a 4.20 ERA (19 ER, 40.2 IP) in 38 appearances outing on June 13 @ TOR (0.1 IP, 5 H, 4 R, 4 ER).
between Norfolk (AAA) in the BAL organization and
• Surrendered just one MLB home run, pitching to a 0.52
Worcester (AAA) in the BOS org.
HR/9.
• Began the season with the Major League club, pitching in
• Went 6-3 with one save and a 4.78 ERA (23 ER, 43.1 IP)
8 games before being optioned to Norfolk on April 19...was
with 46 hits, two homers, nine walks, one hit batter, and 38
optioned and recalled three different times between BAL
strikeouts in 28 combined minor league games...made his
and Norfolk before being designated for assignment on
Triple-A debut on May 4 at Nashville.
September 4.
• Made 11 total appearances for the Orioles in '23, owning
a 6.00 ERA (6 ER, 9.0 IP) with a .350 opponent clip and 2021
8 strikeouts against 5 walks...with Norfolk, made 34
• Signed by the Orioles as a minor league free agent on June
appearances overall for a 4.71 ERA (19 ER, 36.1 IP).
9 and was assigned to Aberdeen (A), pitching in 11 games
• Per Statcast, he relied on 4 pitches at the MLB level in 2023: for the IronBirds and striking out 16 batters in 14.1 innings.
4-Seam Fastball (44%), Slider (25.7%), Changeup (16.8%),
• Promoted to Bowie (AA) on July 31 and finished out the
and Curveball (13.6%)...his fastball averaged at 95.6 mph,
season with the Baysox...appeared in 15 games while at
and batters hit just .143 against his curveball.
Bowie, striking out 36 batters in 27.1 innings.
• Was claimed off waivers by BOS from BAL on September 4,
• Fanned at least two batters in each of his final four outings,
and he was assigned to Worcester.
including a season-high seven batters on September 19 vs.
• Made 4 appearances with WOR, tossing 4.1 scoreless Altoona.
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• Added to the 40-man roster on November 19. Level Helena where he finished out the season appearing in
10 games for the H-Brewers.
• Pitched in Independent Baseball in 2017 across three
2020 different leagues (Pecos, Pacific Association and American
• Did not pitch due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Association)...combined to appear in 21 games while posting
a 3.86 ERA (16 ER, 37.1 IP) with 42 strikeouts.
2017-19
PERSONAL
• Spent the entire 2019 season with Wisconsin (A), appearing
in a career-high 31 games and posting a 3.96 ERA (48 ER, • His wife's name is Kasandra, and the couple were married in
109.0 IP) with 92 strikeouts...named a Midwest League the 2022 offseason.
All-Star.
• Attended Oxnard College (CA) and Frontier (CA) HS... was
• In 2018, had his contract purchased by the Brewers on July primarily a catcher through high school...at Oxnard, he
13 from the United Shore Professional Baseball League played catcher and third base in addition to pitching.
and was assigned to the AZL Brewers (R)...made two
appearances in Arizona before being promoted to Rookie-
LOGAN GILLASPIE CAREER PITCHING

2018 A-BRW ROK 0 0 0.00 2 0 0 0 0 3.1 0 0 0 0 1 2 1 0.60 .000 10 0 0 13 22/12
2018 HEL ROK 0 0 3.94 10 0 0 2 2 16.0 15 8 7 0 1 2 15 1.06 .238 63 3 0 67 245/178
2018 2 Teams Minors 0 0 3.26 12 0 0 2 2 19.1 15 8 7 0 2 4 16 0.98 .205 73 3 0 80 267/190
2018 2 Teams ROK 0 0 3.26 12 0 0 2 2 19.1 15 8 7 0 2 4 16 0.98 .205 73 3 0 80 267/190
2019 WIS A(Full) 3 7 3.96 31 16 0 2 2 109.0 106 54 48 9 7 30 92 1.25 .258 411 1 12 452 1681/1106
2021 ABD A+ 0 2 3.77 11 0 0 2 3 14.1 12 6 6 3 0 3 16 1.05 .226 53 2 2 56 219/153
2021 BOW AA 1 1 5.60 15 0 0 2 2 27.1 32 17 17 4 2 8 36 1.46 .286 112 1 2 122 503/315
2021 2 Teams Minors 1 3 4.97 26 0 0 4 5 41.2 44 23 23 7 2 11 52 1.32 .267 165 3 4 178 722/468
2022 BOW AA 1 0 3.38 6 0 0 0 1 8.0 7 3 3 0 1 4 11 1.38 .233 30 2 0 36 139/90
2022 NOR AAA 5 3 5.09 22 0 0 1 3 35.1 39 20 20 2 1 9 38 1.36 .279 140 1 2 153 589/391
2022 BAL MLB 1 0 3.12 17 0 0 0 1 17.1 20 8 6 1 2 3 10 1.33 .294 68 1 1 74 262/171
2022 2 Teams Minors 6 3 4.78 28 0 0 1 4 43.1 46 23 23 2 2 13 49 1.36 .271 170 3 2 189 728/481
2023 NOR AAA 3 3 4.71 34 0 0 5 9 36.1 38 20 19 6 0 16 34 1.49 .266 143 1 3 159 621/406
2023 WOR AAA 0 0 0.00 4 0 0 1 1 4.1 3 0 0 0 0 1 4 0.92 .188 16 0 0 17 63/43
2023 BAL MLB 0 1 6.00 11 0 0 0 2 9.0 14 7 6 2 1 5 8 2.11 .350 40 1 1 46 191/123
2023 2 Teams Minors 3 3 4.20 38 0 0 6 10 40.2 41 20 19 6 0 17 38 1.43 .258 159 1 3 176 684/449
2023 2 Teams AAA 3 3 4.20 38 0 0 6 10 40.2 41 20 19 6 0 17 38 1.43 .258 159 1 3 176 684/449
Career BAL MLB 1 1 4.10 28 0 0 0 3 26.1 34 15 12 3 3 8 18 1.59 .315 108 2 2 120 453/294

2018 Contract purchased by MIL from the United Shore Professional Baseball League, July 13
2021 Signed by BAL as a minor league free agent, June 9
2023 Claimed off waivers by BOS from BAL, September 4
Claimed off waivers by SD from BOS, Novemeber 15
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GO
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Height: 5-10 Bats: R Full Name Woo-Suk Go
Date of Birth August 6, 1998 in Ganghwa-gun, South Korea
Weight: 205 Throws: R Current Residence Ganghwa-gun, South Korea
OOO-suck-go
How Obtained Signed as an international free agent on January 3, 2024
RHP Contract Status Signed through 2025 with a mutual option for 2026

KBO Series Champion (2023, LG Twins)
• In 44 relief appearances for the 2023 Korean Baseball
Organization (KBO) Champion LG Twins in 2023, Go KBO Saves Leaders (42 in 2022, LG Twins)
posted a career-best 12.1 strikeouts per 9.0 innings.
Logged the final out in Game 5 of the Korean Series • Logged the final out in Game 5 of the Korean Series
opposite the KT Wiz, going 1-1 with a save in the KBO opposite the KT Wiz, going 1-1 with a save in the KBO
Postseason. Postseason.
• Is the brother-in-law of Jung-Hoo Lee, a fellow Korean- • His 44 appearances were his fewest since he made 40 in the
born player who was signed by SF in the 2023 offseason. 2020 campaign.
Go signed with the Padres 14 days after the Giants signed
Lee. Go is married to Lee's youngers sister. • His 139 total saves from 2019-23 led the league over that
span, and his 2.39 ERA was also the lowest among all KBO
• Joined teammate Ha-Seong Kim on the 2023 World closers in the 2019-2023 timeframe.
Baseball Classic roster for the South Korean team, but he
did not make an appearance in the tournament. • Joined teammate Ha-Seong Kim on the 2023 World Baseball
Classic roster for the South Korean team, but he did not
• According to the KBO statistics site Statiz, Go's fastball make an appearance in the tournament.
averaged 152.5 kph (kilometers per hour; which equates
to 94.8 mph) in 2023, fastest among all relievers with at
least 40.0 innings pitched. 2022
• In seven seasons in the KBO with the LG Twins (2017- • Had a career-best 1.48 ERA (10 ER, 60.2 IP) and led the KBO
23), had a 19-26 record and 139 saves in 354 career in saves with 42 in 61 appearances and in his sixth season
appearances (all in relief) for a 3.18 ERA (130 ER, 368.1 with the LG Twins.
IP), 401 strikeouts against 163 walks and a 1.27 WHIP.
• Among all KBO pitchers who tossed at least 60.0 innings
• Led the KBO in saves in 2022 (42) and his 139 total saves in 2022, his 1.48 ERA was the lowest...his 21 walks allowed
from 2019-23 led the league over that span, finishing were T-6th fewest among those with at least 60.0 IP.
in the Top 10 in the league in saves in each of those
seasons. • Struck out a career-high 80 batters while allowing just 21
walks and posted a career-best 0.96 WHIP.
2023 SEASON
2021
• In 44 relief appearances for the 2023 Korean Baseball
Organization (KBO) Champion LG Twins last season, Go • Made 63 appearances in his 5th season with the LG Twins,
posted a career-best 12.1 strikeouts per 9.0 innings pitched going 4-2 with a 2.17 ERA (14 ER, 58.0 IP)...his 63 outings
with a 3.68 ERA (18 ER, 44.0 IP). trailed just his 65 in '19 for the most in a season in his career.
• According to the KBO statistics site Statiz, Go's fastball • His seven blown saves were the most in a single season in
averaged 152.5 kph (kilometers per hour; which equates to his career, topping his previous high of four blown saves in
94.8 mph) in 2023, fastest among all relievers with at least both 2019 and 2020.
40 innings pitched. • His 30 saves in 2021 were most since his 35 in 2019.
• Owned a 1.36 WHIP with 15 saves and 59 strikeouts against • Was on the roster for the South Korea team in the 2020
22 walks...posted 4.50 walks allowed per nine innings Summer Olympics, but due to the COVID-19 Pandemic, was
pitched...compared to the previous year in 2022, he had delayed until 2021...they played in Japan from July 29-August
walked just 21 in 17 more appearances made. 7, and his only decision in the games was a loss to Japan on
• Allowed just two home runs to his 190 batters faced. August 4.
• The right-hander had reverse splits, limiting left-handed

batters to a .179 opponent average while righties hit .286.
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GO
2020 • Posted a 5.91 ERA in 2018 in 67.0 innings pitched...had a

career-high 37 walks allowed and hit batters 5 batters...
• Owned a 4.10 ERA and 1.34 WHIP in 40 KBO appearances posted a career-high in holds (3).
for the LG Twins...his ERA was his highest since his 5.91 ERA
in 2018. • Made his professional debut as an 18-year-old with the
KBO's LG Twins in 2017, tossing 26.0 innings for a 4.50 ERA
• Went 0-4, and other than his rookie 2017 season (0-0 in 25 and 1.58 WHIP in 25 appearances (all in relief).
appearances), it was his only season without a single win.
• Struck out 51 batters and allowed 19 walks...allowed just 2
home runs in his 183 batters faced. PERSONAL
• Is the brother-in-law of Jung-Hoo Lee, a fellow Korean-
born player who signed with the San Francisco Giants in
2017-19 December 2023...Go was signed by the Padres 14 days after
• In 2019, logged 35 saves and owned a 1.52 ERA while the Giants signed Lee...Go is married to Lee's youngers
striking out 76 over a career-high 71.0 innings...had a 1.08 sister.
WHIP while allowing just 4 home runs in 288 batters faced.
WOO-SUK GO CAREER KBO PITCHING

Year Team ERA WHIP W L SV H BSV G GS CG(SHO) TBF NP IP R ER H 2B 3B HR SO BB IBB HB WP
2017 LG Twins 4.50 1.58 0 0 0 1 0 25 0 0 (0) 118 464 26.0 13 13 30 4 1 2 23 11 0 2 3
2018 LG Twins 5.91 1.58 3 5 0 3 3 56 0 0 (0) 312 1182 67.0 51 44 69 12 2 10 44 37 0 5 2
2019 LG Twins 1.52 1.08 8 2 35 1 4 65 0 0 (0) 288 1126 71.0 13 12 47 7 1 4 76 30 4 4 2
2020 LG Twins 4.10 1.34 0 4 17 1 4 40 0 0 (0) 183 714 41.2 22 19 37 9 0 2 51 19 1 2 5
2021 LG Twins 2.17 1.21 1 5 30 0 7 63 0 0 (0) 240 922 58.0 15 14 47 10 1 3 68 23 5 3 1
2022 LG Twins 1.48 0.96 4 2 42 0 2 61 0 0 (0) 240 970 60.2 12 10 37 7 1 6 80 21 4 1 5
2023 LG Twins 3.68 1.36 3 8 15 0 2 44 0 0 (0) 190 799 44.0 19 18 38 6 0 2 59 22 1 4 5
Career 3.18 1.27 19 26 139 6 22 354 0 0 (0) 1571 6177 368.1 145 130 305 55 6 29 401 163 15 21 23

2017 Signed by LG Twins
2024 Signed by SD as an international free agent, January 3
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GROOME
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Height: 6-5 Bats: L Full Name Jason Joseph Groome
Date of Birth August 23, 1998 in Toms River, New Jersey
Weight: 251 Throws: L Current Residence Fort Myers, Florida
groom MLB Service Time 0.000
Acquired from BOS in exchange for Eric Hosmer, Max Ferguson, Corey Rosier and cash
LHP How Obtained
considerations on August 2, 2022

Pacific Coast League Pitcher of the Week (Sept. 8, 2022 - El Paso)
• His 30 starts tied with Triple-A Reno’s (ARI) Blake
Walston for the most starts in all of minor league baseball South Atlantic League Pitcher of the Week (Aug. 6, 2017 - Greenville)
in 2023.
• His 137 strikeouts for the Chihuahuas in 2023 broke • Allowed 1+ HR in 17 of his 30 starts, including 2+ on 7
Pedro Avila’s single-season El Paso franchise strikeout occasions and a season-high 3 long balls on June 22 vs.
record (124 in ’22). Tacoma.
• The former first round pick (12th overall) in the 2016 First-
Year Player Draft was acquired by SD from BOS as 1 of
the club’s 5 2022 trade deadline deals in the 4-player deal
2022
that sent Eric Hosmer to the Red Sox. • Acquired by SD from BOS at the trade deadline in exchange
for 1B Eric Hosmer, INF Max Ferguson, OF Corey Rosier and
• He was MLB Pipeline’s No. 1-rated prospect in the 2016
cash considerations.
MLB First-Year Player Draft out of Barnegat High School
(N.J.). • Received his 2nd invite to Major League Spring Training
(also: 2021)…split the ‘22 season between Portland (AA) and
• Ranked by MLB.com as 1 of BOS’ top 10 prospects in
Worcester (AAA) of the Red Sox system as well as El Paso
each season from 2017-21 (No. 3, 2, 5, 7, 7).
(AAA), posting career highs in wins (6), appearances (29),
starts (27), IP (144.0), strikeouts (140).
• Allowed 3 earned runs-or-fewer in 9 of his 10 starts with the
2023 SEASON
Chihuahuas, including 2-or-fewer on 8 occasions.
• Spent the entire season with El Paso (AAA) and made a
• Tossed a career-high 8.0 IP on September 22 vs. Oklahoma
career-high 30 appearances (all starts)…his 134.2 IP and 137
City.
strikeouts were the 2nd-highest totals of his career, trailing
only his 144.0 IP and 140 punchouts in 2022 between ELP • Made 5 starts in September to close out the season, going
and Triple-A Worcester (BOS). 2-0 with a 2.77 ERA (8 ER, 26.0 IP).
• His 30 starts tied Reno’s Blake Walston for the most starts in • Earned Pacific Coast League Pitcher of the Week honors
all of minor league baseball in 2023. on Sept. 18, his first weekly honor since August 2017 with
Single-A Greenville of the Red Sox system.
• His 137 strikeouts broke Pedro Avila’s single-season El Paso
franchise strikeout record (124 in ’22). • Rated by Baseball America as having the best curveball
in the Red Sox system for the third consecutive season
• Allowed career highs in a variety of categories, including
entering the campaign.
losses (10), ERA (8.55), WHIP (2.09), H/9 IP (11.4), BB/9 IP
(7.5) and wild pitches (9).
• 3 of his 4 winning decisions on the season came in 3 2021
consecutive starts from July 15-25 (4.86 ERA)…it matched
his career-high 3-start winning streak in Aug/Sept 2021 • Received his first invite to Major League Spring Training…
between Single-A Greenville and Double-A Portland (BOS). made his Double-A debut, starting 3 games for Portland (2-
0, 2.30 ERA) after spending most of the season with High-A
• Both of his 2 double-digit strikeout performances (and 2 of Greenville…between the 2 levels, posted a 4.81 ERA (52 ER,
his 5 career 10+ strikeout games) came during his 3-start 97.1 IP).
winning streak (struck out 10 on July 15 @ Sugar Land and a
career-high 11 on July 25 vs. Round Rock). • Allowed 12 ER in 7.1 IP in his first 3 starts, then posted a 4.00
ERA (40 ER, 90.0 IP) across his remaining 18 starts.
• Allowed a season-high 8 ER twice (April 25 vs. Salt Lake &
May 23 vs. Reno)…those outings trailed only his career-high • Led Red Sox minor leaguers with 134 SO...also ranked
9 ER in a 2017 outing vs. Lexington for Single-A Greenville. among the farmhand leaders in starts (T-6th, 21) and innings
pitched (7th, 97.1).
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• Recorded 12.39 SO/9.0 IP with a 3.72 SO/BB ratio…struck 2016-17
out 8+ in 9 starts, including a season-high 10 for Portland on
Sept. 4 at New Hampshire (5.0 IP, 0 BB). • Made 14 starts for Greenville (A) and Lowell (A) in 2017,
going a combined 3-0 with a 5.69 ERA (34 ER, 55.1 IP) with
72 SO against 30 BB…named South Atlantic League Pitcher
of the Week for July 31-Aug. 6.
2020
• Made his professional debut in 2016 with 2 starts for
• Was a part of the Red Sox 60-man player pool at their
the Gulf Coast League Red Sox (R) and 1 for (Lowell (A),
Alternate Training Site but did not pitch in a regular season
allowing 3 ER across 6.2 IP (2.70 ERA) and striking out 10 of
game.
the 29 batters he faced.
• Following the season, had his contract selected and was
added to BOS’ 40-man roster on November 20.
2018-19
• Missed the entire 2018 season and most of 2019 due to a
left elbow injury that required Tommy John surgery, which
was performed on May 16, 2018 by Dr. Neal ElAttrache at the
Kerlan-Jobe Institute in Los Angeles, CA…spent the entire
2019 season on the IL, making 3 rehab starts in the regular
season and 2 in the Postseason.
JAY GROOME CAREER PITCHING

2016 G-RSX ROK 0 0 2.25 2 2 0 0 0 4.0 3 1 1 0 0 0 8 0.75 .200 15 0 0 16 34/34
2016 LOW A(Short) 0 0 3.38 1 1 0 0 0 2.2 0 1 1 0 0 4 2 1.50 .000 9 0 0 13 56/28
2016 2 Teams Minors 0 0 2.70 3 3 0 0 0 6.2 3 2 2 0 0 4 10 1.05 .125 24 0 0 29 90/62
2017 LOW A(Short) 0 2 1.64 3 3 0 0 0 11.0 5 4 2 0 1 5 14 0.91 .132 38 1 0 44 196/119
2017 GVL A(Full) 3 7 6.70 11 11 0 0 0 44.1 44 34 33 6 3 25 58 1.56 .257 171 1 2 199 832/496
2017 2 Teams Minors 3 9 5.69 14 14 0 0 0 55.1 49 38 35 6 4 30 72 1.43 .234 209 2 2 243 1028/615
2019 G-RSX ROK 0 0 0.00 2 2 0 0 0 2.0 2 0 0 0 0 0 3 1.00 .250 8 0 0 8 14/14
2019 LOW A(Short) 0 0 4.50 1 1 0 0 0 2.0 3 1 1 0 0 1 3 2.00 .300 10 1 0 11 33/20
2019 2 Teams Minors 0 0 2.25 3 3 0 0 0 4.0 5 1 1 0 0 1 6 1.50 .278 18 1 0 19 47/34
2021 GVL A+ 3 8 5.29 18 18 0 0 0 81.2 76 52 48 12 4 32 108 1.32 .244 311 7 3 351 1318/854
2021 POR AA 2 0 2.30 3 3 0 0 0 15.2 12 4 4 0 1 4 26 1.02 .211 57 0 0 64 253/172
2021 2 Teams Minors 5 8 4.81 21 21 0 0 0 97.1 88 56 52 12 5 36 134 1.27 .239 368 7 3 415 1571/1026
2022 POR AA 3 4 3.52 16 14 0 0 0 76.2 58 33 30 11 6 38 81 1.25 .207 280 3 9 325 1266/760
2022 WOR AAA 1 1 3.94 3 3 0 0 0 16.0 17 7 7 2 1 7 15 1.50 .274 62 2 1 71 275/177
2022 ELP AAA 3 2 3.16 10 10 0 0 0 51.1 52 20 18 4 4 19 44 1.38 .267 195 1 8 219 866/541
2022 3 Teams Minors 7 7 3.44 29 27 0 0 0 144.0 127 60 55 17 11 64 140 1.33 .236 537 6 18 615 2407/1478
2022 2 Teams AAA 4 3 3.34 13 13 0 0 0 67.1 69 27 25 6 5 26 59 1.41 .268 257 3 9 290 1141/718
2023 ELP AAA 4 10 8.55 30 30 0 0 0 134.2 171 133 128 25 4 112 137 2.10 .312 548 9 9 669 2660/1527

2016 Signed by BOS as a first round selection (12th overall) in the First-Year Player Draft, July 2
2022 Acquired by SD from BOS in exchange for Eric Hosmer, Max Ferguson, Corey Rosier and cash considerations, August 2
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HERNANDEZ NRI
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Height: 6-1 Bats: R Full Name Nicholas Cody Hernandez
Date of Birth December 30, 1994 in Missouri City, Texas
Weight: 222 Throws: R Current Residence Missouri City, Texas
nicholasher14 MLB Service Time 0.021
How Obtained Signed as a minor league free agent on January 26, 2024
@nicholasher36

MiLB.com Organization All-Star (2021, HOU)
• R
e-signed with the Padres on a minor league deal
for 2024 after spending the majority of 2023 between Carolina League Mid-Season All-Star (2017, Buies Creek)
Double-A San Antonio and Triple-A El Paso.
• M
ade his MLB Debut with the Padres in September 2023 2022
with relief outings vs. LAD (Sept. 12) and COL (Sept. 18).
•In his final season with HOU, 48 of his 51 appearances
• C
onverted 30 of his 39 minor league save opportunities came with Triple-A Sugar Land while also posting 3 hitless/
from 2016-23, posting an 11.5 SO/9 IP ratio while limiting scoreless appearances for Double-A Corpus Christi.
hitters to a .225 AVG in save situations.
•Posted career highs in appearances (51), IP (64.0) and
• D
rafted in the 8th round by HOU in the 2016 First-Year strikeouts (85).
Player Draft, he made 164 appearances (1 start) in the
Astros' farm system from 2016-22, posting a 2.90 ERA •Began the season with Sugar Land and made 4
with a .182 opponents' batting average. appearances (2 ER, 6.1 IP) before being transferred to
Corpus Christi on April 20, where he did not allow a hit or
• Played 2 seasons at Alvin Community College (TEX) a run across 3 outings (4.1 IP), striking out 8 while walking
before playing 1 season at the University of Houston, 1…transferred back to Sugar Land on May 2, where he
where he was named to the American Athletic remained for the balance of the season.
Conference First Team as a relief pitcher and became the
6th Cougar all-time to notch 10+ saves in a single season •Overall with Sugar Land, he went 5-5 with a 3.92 ERA (26
with 11 in 2016. ER, 59.2 IP) with a 77-to-30 strikeout-to-walk ratio.
•His season ERA jumped from 1.53 to 4.91 after allowing a
career-high 7 ER on May 25 at El Paso…proceeded to post
scoreless outings in 15 of his next 16 appearances from May
2023 SEASON
27-July 9, allowing just 6 hits (.085 AVG) and 2 ER (0.81 ERA)
• I n his 1st season with the Padres organization, split the with a 12.1 SO/9 IP ratio and a 3-0 record over that span.
majority of the campaign between San Antonio (AA) and El
•Allowed 1+ ER in 8 of his final 19 outings from July 12-Sept.
Paso (AAA) before making his ML debut with the Padres in
27, going 2-2 with a 5.40 ERA (14 ER, 23.1 IP).
September.
• H
ad his contract selected on Sept. 11 and made 2
appearances for SD on Sept 12 @ LAD (2.0 IP, H, 2 ER, 3 SO) 2021
and Sept 18 vs. COL (1.0 IP, 2 H, 2 ER, 2 SO)…optioned back
to ELP on Sept. 22. •Spent the majority of the campaign with Double-A Corpus
Christi while making his Triple-A debut with Sugar Land.
• S
tarted '23 with the Missions, posting a 3.18 ERA (10 ER,
28.1 IP) in 24 relief app and converted 6 SV in 8 SVO... • A
llowed 0 earned runs in 25 of his 33 total outings on the
converted all 5 of his SVO and was scoreless in 12 of his 13 season…allowed 1 ER in 7 outings and 2 ER just once.
appearances (0.68 ERA) from May 16-June 23 before being • T
ossed 2.0+ IP in 16 appearances, posting a 1.22 ERA (5 ER,
promoted to the Chihuahuas on June 28. 37.0 IP) in those outings.
• A
llowed 6 ER across his first 2 Triple-A appearances before • M
ade the lone start of his professional career on Aug. 14 at
posting a 15.1 scoreless-inning streak from July 4-Aug. Amarillo, tossing 3.0 innings of 1-run ball in CC’s 12-6 victory.
9…allowed runs in 7 of his final 9 app. (6.14 ERA) for the
Chihuahuas from Aug. 12-Sept. 23. • M
ade his Triple-A debut on Aug. 1 vs. El Paso with 2.0
hitless/scoreless innings while walking 3 in the Skeeters’
• T
ossed 2.0+ IP on 28 occasions, posting a 1.93 ERA (6 ER, 3-2 victory…sent back to Corpus Christi on Aug. 2.
28.0 IP) in those outings.
• C
onverted 6 of his 7 save opportunities on the season,
allowing just 5 hits (.152 AVG) and 1 ER (0.90 ERA) in save
situations.
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2020 2017
•Did not pitch due to the COVID-19 pandemic. •Made his Double-A debut in 2017 after beginning the season
with High-A Buies Creek, where he earned Carolina League
Mid-Season All-Star honors and was named an MiLB.com
2019 Organization All-Star for HOU.
•Began the season with Single-A Fayetteville and posted a •Converted a career-high 10 of his 11 SVO on the season,
5.87 ERA across 5 appearances before being promoted to allowing 2 ER (1.50 ERA) on 8 hits (.178 AVG).
Double-A Corpus Christi on May 30, where he went 2-3 with
•Posted a 22.0 scoreless-inning streak from April 29-July 2,
1 SV and a 3.42 ERA in 18 appearances.
converting all 7 of his SVO in that stretch with a .111 opp. AVG.
•4 of his 5 ER for Fayetteville came in his 2nd outing of the
•Tossed a career-high 4.0 IP with 4.0 perfect frames on June
season on May 13 vs. Salem.
27 with 7 strikeouts in Buies Creek’s 6-5, 15-inning defeat.
•Scoreless and allowed just 2 hits across his first 6 app for
•Promoted to Double-A Corpus Christi on July 6, where he
FAY from May 31-July 22…missed nearly a month on the
allowed 1+ ER in 8 of his 14 outings for a 5.84 ERA, but
7-day IL from June 17-July 14.
limited Double-A hitters to a .187 AVG.
2018 2016
•Did not pitch in 2018.
• S
plit his first professional season between Low-A Tri-City
and Single-A Quad Cities, posting a combined 1.73 ERA (5
ER, 26.0 IP) while converting 6 of his 8 SVO across 19 app.
NICK HERNANDEZ CAREER PITCHING

2016 TRI A(Short) 1 1 1.86 15 0 0 6 8 19.1 17 5 4 2 0 5 23 1.14 .227 75 5 0 80 311/204
2016 QC A(Full) 0 1 1.35 4 0 0 0 0 6.2 10 3 1 0 0 4 7 2.10 .370 27 1 0 32 137/87
2016 2 Teams Minors 1 2 1.73 19 0 0 6 8 26.0 27 8 5 2 0 9 30 1.38 .265 102 6 0 112 448/291
2017 BC A(Adv) 0 1 1.59 24 0 0 9 9 34.0 18 6 6 1 2 11 48 0.85 .157 115 4 2 129 541/354
2017 CC AA 1 2 5.84 14 0 0 1 2 24.2 17 20 16 7 3 15 22 1.30 .187 91 2 2 109 433/268
2017 2 Teams Minors 1 3 3.38 38 0 0 10 11 58.2 35 26 22 8 5 26 70 1.04 .170 206 6 4 238 974/622
2019 FAY A(Adv) 0 1 5.87 5 0 0 0 0 7.2 6 6 5 0 0 4 12 1.30 .231 26 1 0 32 133/83
2019 CC AA 2 3 3.42 18 0 0 1 2 23.2 19 11 9 2 4 13 25 1.35 .218 87 1 2 107 467/293
2019 2 Teams Minors 2 4 4.02 23 0 0 1 2 31.1 25 17 14 2 4 17 37 1.34 .221 113 2 2 139 600/376
2021 CC AA 3 1 1.67 32 1 0 6 7 54.0 28 15 10 5 3 28 68 1.04 .152 184 2 2 218 912/583
2021 SUG AAA 0 0 0.00 1 0 0 0 0 2.0 0 0 0 0 0 3 1 1.50 .000 6 0 0 9 37/20
2021 2 Teams Minors 3 1 1.61 33 1 0 6 7 56.0 28 15 10 5 3 31 69 1.05 .147 190 2 2 227 949/603
2022 CC AA 0 0 0.00 3 0 0 0 0 4.1 0 0 0 0 0 1 8 0.23 .000 13 0 0 14 65/43
2022 SUG AAA 5 5 3.92 48 0 0 0 2 59.2 38 32 26 8 3 30 77 1.14 .179 212 3 3 246 1060/644
2022 2 Teams Minors 5 5 3.66 51 0 0 0 2 64.0 38 32 26 8 3 31 85 1.08 .169 225 3 3 260 1125/687
2023 SA AA 3 1 3.18 24 0 0 6 8 28.1 22 10 10 1 0 8 43 1.06 .210 105 0 2 114 445/304
2023 ELP AAA 2 0 4.41 23 0 0 1 1 32.2 26 18 16 3 2 13 39 1.19 .217 120 0 0 137 569/373
2023 SD MLB 0 0 12.00 2 0 0 0 0 3.0 3 4 4 1 2 4 5 2.33 .250 12 0 0 18 81/46
2023 2 Teams Minors 5 1 3.84 47 0 0 7 9 61.0 48 28 26 4 2 21 82 1.13 .213 225 0 2 251 1014/677
Career SD MLB 0 0 12.00 2 0 0 0 0 3.0 3 4 4 1 2 4 5 2.33 .250 12 0 0 18 81/46

2016 Signed by HOU as an 8th-round selection in the First-Year Player Draft, June 16
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HIGASHIOKA
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Full Name Kyle Harris Higashioka
Height: 6-1 Bats: R
Date of Birth April 20, 1990 in Huntington Beach, California
Weight: 204 Throws: R Current Residence Bend, Oregon
he-GAH-shi-OH-kah MLB Service Time 5.005
@khigashioka MLB Debut April 10, 2017 vs. TBR (with NYY)
C How Obtained
Acquired from NYY along with with Michael King, Randy Vásquez, Jhony Brito and Drew
Thorpe in exchange for Juan Soto and Trent Grisham on December 6, 2023
• Made his season debut on April 2 vs. SF and hit a solo HR in

QUICK HITS the fourth inning.
• Acuired by the Padres on December 6, 2023, in the • Hit safely in 10 of 13 games from April 15-May 15…reached
7-player trade that sent OFs Juan Soto and Trent base in 11 of those games.
Grisham to the Yankees, where he was the longest • Recorded multiple hits in consecutive games with a PA from
tenured player in the organization. May 28-29 for the third time in his career (also: 2G from Oct.
• Drafted in the 7th round of the 2008 First-Year Player 1-March 22 and Aug. 4-July 19).
Draft by the Yankees, he made his MLB debut in 2017 • Tied his career high with 3 hits on May 28 vs. SD...his RBI in
after spending parts of 10 seasons in the minors. the 8th inning marked his 100th career RBI…also became
• Matched NYY club record for the longest gap from draft just the 3rd Yankee in the last 8 years (since 2016) to record
to debut by a player drafted by and debuting with the multiple extra-base hits in an inning…joined Gleyber Torres
Yankees. Shares the record with INF George Zeber, who (2 HR in the 8th inning on Sept. 21, 2022 vs. PIT) and DJ
was chosen in the 5th round of the 1968 First-Year Player LeMahieu (2 2B in the 7th inning on June 3, 2019 against
Draft and made his debut for the team in 1977. BOS at London Stadium).
• Made four consecutive Opening Day rosters (2020-23). • Slashed .414/.433/.517 (12-for-29) with 4 R, 3 2B, 6 RBI and 1
BB in 11 games from May 28-June 16…recorded multiple hits
• Has hit 10 HR in each of the last 3 seasons, becoming in 4 of 7 starts from May 28-June 13.
one of 10 catchers in Yankees history to hit double-digit
home runs in at least three seasons (min. 50% games at • Hit .283 (30-for-106) with 10 R, 5 2B, 3 HR, 16 RBI and 5 BB
C), joining Yogi Berra (15), Jorge Posada (12), Bill Dickey over 33 starts from May 28-Aug. 11.
(9), Gary Sánchez (6), Thurman Munson (6), Elston • Was the catcher for Domingo Germán’s perfect game on
Howard (5), Brian McCann (3), Mike Stanley (3) and Matt June 28 at OAK…marked the 2nd time he has caught a
Nokes (3). no-hitter (also Corey Kluber’s no-hitter on May 19, 2021 at
• Caught Domingo Germán’s perfect game on June 28, TEX)…became the 3rd Yankee to catch multiple no-hitters,
2023 at OAK and Corey Kluber’s no-hitter on May 19, joining Yogi Berra (3) and Joe Girardi (2)…according to Elias,
2021 at TEX, becomign the 3rd Yankee to catch multiple he became the 60th catcher in Major League history to
no-hitters, joining Yogi Berra (3) and Joe Girardi (2). catch multiple no-hitters and the 13th catcher to catch both
According to Elias, he became the 60th catcher in ML a perfect game and no-hitter.
history to catch multiple no-hitters and the 13th to catch • On July 29 @ BAL, hit his 6th HR of the year, which
both a perfect game and no-hitter. measured at 428 ft, matching the longest HR hit of his
career (also: 428 ft HR on Sept. 16, 2020 vs. TOR).
• Hit his first career pinch-hit HR on Aug. 8 @ CWS with a
2023 SEASON 2-run HR in the 8th inning…marked the Yankees' only pinch-
• Hit .236 (57-for-242) with 24 runs, 13 2B, 10 HR, 34 RBI and hit HR in 2023 and the 1st by a Yankee since Anthony Rizzo
14 BB in 92 games with the Yankees…set career highs in on June 19, 2022 @ TOR.
games, hits, doubles, RBI and tied his career high in HR.
• Nine of his final 17 hits (5 2B, 4 HR) went for extra-bases
• Recorded a career-high-tying 3 hits five times: May 28 vs. (Aug. 8-Oct. 1).
SD, July 9 vs. CHC, July 29 at BAL, Aug. 11 at MIA and Sept.
• Reached base a career-high 4 times and tied his career high
12 at BOS (G1)…recorded just five such games over six
in hits on Aug. 11 at Miami (3-for-4, 1 R, 2 RBI, 1 BB).
seasons from 2017-22.
• Hit 3 HR in a 7-game span from Aug. 20-29.
• Slashed .292/.352/.569 (19-for 65) with 7 runs, 3 2B, 5 HR, 9
RBI and 6 BB over 29 games vs. the AL East…five of his 10 • Hit his career-high-tying 10th HR of the season on Aug. 29
HR came against AL East opponents. @ DET…became the 10th catcher in NYY franchise history to
hit double-digit HRs in 3 seasons (min. 50% games at C)…
• From April 2-June 13, slashed .370/.452/.444 (10-for-27) with
joined Yogi Berra (15), Jorge Posada (12), Bill Dickey (9), Gary
2 doubles, 11 RBI and 4 BB with RISP.
Sánchez (6), Thurman Munson (6), Elston Howard (5), Brian
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McCann (3), Mike Stanley (3) and Matt Nokes (3). 8 vs. BOS.
• Recorded his 1st career walk-off hit on Sept. 10 vs. MIL with • Was placed on the COVID-19 IL from May 22-24…missed 3
a 2B in the 13th inning (1- for-2, 1 2B, 1 RBI)…had entered the team games.
game as a defensive replacement at C in the 10th.
• On June 12 vs. CHC, recorded his 4th career-multi HR game
• Played for Team USA in the World Baseball Classic, where and collected a career-high-tying 3 hits...it marked his
he appeared in 3 games (did not bat). 1st 3-hit game since Sept. 16, 2020 vs. TOR (3 HR) and it
marked his 1st multi-HR game since April 12, 2021 at TOR in
Dunedin (2 HR)…hit a solo HR in the 3rd inning and a solo
2022 HR in the 8th inning…hit his 2nd HR off a 35.1 mph pitch
from INF Frank Schwindel, the slowest pitch in which a HR
• Batted .227 (52-for-229) with 27 R, 7 2B, 10 HR, 31 RBI and
was hit in the Statcast Era (since 2015).
12 BB in 83 games with the Yankees…set career highs in
games played, runs scored, hits and RBI…matched his • Recorded his 100th career hit on Aug. 3 vs. SEA with a 7th-
career high with 10 HR (also: 2021). inning, 2-run HR.
• Hit 10 HR and 26 RBI over his final 43 starts of the season P
OSTSEASON: With the Yankees, appeared in 3 Postseason
after not hitting a HR with just 5 RBI in his 1st 29 starts. games (2 starts), going 0-for-6 with 1 BB.
• His 3.54 catcher's ERA was the sixth-lowest in the AL and
9th-lowest in the Majors.
2021
• Recorded a career-high-tying 3 hits 4 times in 2022…had
•H
it .181 (35-for-193) with 20 R, 10 2B, 10 HR, 29 RBI and 17
1 such game over his first 5 seasons from 2017-21 (once in
BB in 67 games with the Yankees…set career highs in 2B,
2020).
HR and BB.
• Made his first career Opening Day start at catcher on April
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is 3.38 catchers’ ERA was the lowest in the AL and 6th- and 1 BB in his first career postseason games…made his
lowest in the Majors (min. 350.0 innings caught). postseason debut in AL Wild Card Series Game 1 @ CLE on
Sept. 29, starting behind the plate and going 1-for-5.
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alked 17 times in 67 games after not collecting a walk in
his previous 2 seasons (34 games from 2019-20) and just 8 • Hit a game-tying solo HR in the 5th inning of ALDS Game 1
BB in 72 games over his first 4 seasons from 2017-20. @ TB at Petco Park, his first career postseason HR (2-for-4,
2 R, 1 HR, 1 RBI, 1 BB)…with his HR from the No. 9 spot and
•P
osted a 3.26 catcher’s ERA with RHP Gerrit Cole on the
Clint Frazier homering from the No. 8 spot in the lineup,
mound during the regular season (59 ER, 163.0IP)…was the
became the first Yankee duo to homer in the No. 8 and 9
8th-lowest catcher’s ERA behind any pitcher in the Majors
spots in the lineup in the same postseason game.
in 2021 (min. 125.0 IP caught with that pitcher).
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rew 10 BB in his first 22 games of the season after
collecting only 8 BB in 72 games over his first 4 seasons. 2019
•R
ecorded his third career multi-HR game on April 12 at TOR, • Hit .214 (12-for-56) with 8 R, 5 2B, 3 HR and 11 RBI in 18
his first since Sept. 16, 2020 vs. TOR (3 HR)…hit a game- games over 3 stints with the Yankees (April 12-23, July 24-
winning 2-run HR in the fifth and a solo HR in the 8th… Aug. 9 and Sept. 8-29), making 14 starts at catcher.
his 5th-inning HR was the first go-ahead hit of his career…
• Notched his first career multi-XBH game on Aug. 4 vs. BOS,
according to STATS, was the first catcher in MLB history to
connecting with doubles in the 2nd and 3rd innings...had 4
have three multi-HR games within his first 12 career HR.
2B in 46 career games coming into the day.
•S
et a new career high in HR with his 5th HR of the season • Collected his first career multi-HR game and set a career
on a game-tying solo HR off Max Scherzer in the 3rd inning high with 5 RBI on Aug. 7 at BAL…had never had more than
on May 8 vs. WSH (previous: 4HR in 2020). 2 RBI in a game entering the night.
•C
aught Corey Kluber’s no-hitter on May 19 @ TEX… • In 70 G with Triple-A Scranton/Wilkes-Barre, slashed
according to Elias, his 93 career games prior to catching the .278/.348/.581 (67-for-241) with 42 R, 13 2B, 20 HR and 56
no-hitter marked the second-fewest career regular-season RBI…ranked 5th among NYY minor leaguers in home runs.
appearances prior to a no-hit effort, trailing Jorge Posada’s
92 career games catching David Wells’ perfect game.
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as placed on the COVID-19 injured list on July 16 and was 2018
reinstated on July 27…missed 9 team games. • Hit .167 (12-for-72) with 6 R, 2 2B, 3 HR and 6 RBI in 29
P
OSTSEASON: Was the starting catcher for the Yankees games (20 starts at C) over 2 stints with the Yankees (June
in the AL Wild Card @ BOS, going 0-for-2 before being 25- July 19 and July 24- Sept. 30).
removed for a pinch hitter in the 8th inning. • On July 1 vs. BOS, hit a solo HR off David Price—the first hit
and HR of his Major League career, snapping an 0-for-22
stretch to begin his career, the longest drought by a Yankee
2020 to start his career since RHP Hal Reniff (0-for-25 from 1961-
• Hit .250 (12-for-48) with 7R, 1 2B, 4 HR and 10 RBI in 64).
16 games with the Yankees…spent the entire COVID- • Was the first Yankee to homer for his first Major League hit
shortened season at the Major League level for the first time since Tyler Austin and Aaron Judge hit back-to-back HRs in
in his career…all of his 10 RBI came in his final 8 games. their first PAs on Aug. 13, 2016 vs. TB…was the first Yankee
• Missed 22 games on the 10-day injured list with a right to homer against BOS for his first MLB hit since Andy
oblique strain from Aug. 8 to Sept. 1 (retro Aug. 6). Phillips on Sept. 26, 2004 at Fenway Park.
• On Sept. 16 vs. TOR, was the first Yankee with a 3 HR game • With solo HRs on July 1, July 3 and July 4, became the 2nd
since DH Gary Sánchez on April 7, 2019 @ BAL…was the Yankee in franchise history to have his first 3 Major League
3rd Yankee in franchise history to hit 3 HR in a game as a hits go for HRs, joining Alfonso Soriano (first 3 H were
catcher, joining Bill Dickey (July 26, 1939 vs. STL and Mike HRs from Sept. 24, 1999-April 9, 2000)…was the first Major
Stanley on Aug. 10, 1995 vs. Cleveland (Game 1)…overall, Leaguer whose first three Major League hits were HRs since
was the 23rd player in Yankee franchise history to hit at least Colorado’s Trevor Story in April 2016 (first 4 H were HRs).
3 HR in a regular season game (32nd time)…was the first • In 53 games with Triple-A Scranton/Wilkes-Barre, hit .202
Yankee to hit 3 HR in a game as the No. 9 hitter and just the (38-for-188) with 16 R, 10 2B, 5 HR and 22 RBI.
6th to do so in Major League history (first since MIN's Eddie
Rosario on June 13, 2017 vs. SEA)…marked his 2nd career POSTSEASON: Was on the Yankees’ AL Wild Card Game
multi-HR game (also 2 HR on Aug. 7, 2019 @ BAL. roster, but did not play.
• All of his 4 HR in 2020 came over a 4-game span from Sept.

11 (G. 1) - 16. 2017
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OSTSEASON: Started 5 of the Yankees’ 7 postseason • In 9 games (5 GS at C) between 2 stints with the Yankees
games at catcher, hitting .278 (5-for-18) with 2 R, 1 HR, 2 RBI
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(April 9-May 5, June 16-18), did not record a hit in 18 AB (2
R, 2BB).
2014
• Made his Major League debut as a 9th-inning defensive
• Split time with the GCL Yankees 1 and Single-A Tampa...
replacement at catcher on April 10 vs. Tampa Bay (did not
combining to hit .224 (11-for-49) with 8 R, 4 2B, 1 HR, 3 RBI
bat)…was the first Yankee to make his Major League debut
and 7 BB in 17 games…caught 6-of-24 (25.0%) potential
at catcher since Austin Romine on Sept. 11, 2011 @ LAA.
base stealers.
• Made his first ML start at catcher on April 12 vs. TB, going
• Started the season with the GCL Yankees 1 and hit .217 (5-
0-for-4 with 1 R…was behind the plate for LHP Jordan
for-23) with 3 R, 1 2B, 1 RBI and 3 BB in 8 games.
Montgomery’s Major League debut that day, the first
Yankees battery to each make their first career starts in • Was transferred to Tampa on Aug. 5 and batted .231 (6-for-
the same game since RHP Jorge De Paula and C Michel 26) with 5 R, 3 2B, 1 HR, 2 RBI and 4 BB in 9 games.
Hernández on Sept. 26, 2003 vs. BAL (G2).
• Following the season, hit .409 (9-for-22) with 4 R, 3 2B, 1 HR
• In 14 games with Triple-A Scranton/Wilkes-Barre, hit .264 and 2 RBI in 6 games with the AFL’s Scottsdale Scorpions.
(14-for-53) with 5 R, 4 2B, 2 HR and 11 RBI.
• Missed nearly half the season with 3 stints on the
minor league IL…appeared with Short-Season Single-A 2008-13
Staten Island and Rookie-level Pulaski as part of rehab • In 2013, appeared in 7 games with Double-A Trenton and
assignments. batted .320 (8-for-25) with 1R, 3 2B, 1 HR and 5 RBI…threw
out 4-of-16 (25.0%) potential base stealers.
• Following the season, was tabbed by Baseball America as
the Yankees’ “Best Defensive Catcher.” • Split the 2012 season between Single-A Tampa and
Double-A Trenton...combining to hit .170 (25-for-147) with
14 R, 5 2B, 6 HR and 23 RBI in 44 games…appeared in 29
2016 games as a catcher and threw out 15-of-34 (44.1%) potential
base stealers.
• Combined with Double-A Trenton and Triple-A Scranton/
Wilkes-Barre to hit .276 (102-for-370) with 55 R, 24 2B, 21 • Spent his 2011 campaign between Single-A Tampa and
HR and 81 RBI in 102 games…entered the season with just Single-A Charleston to the tune of a combined .231 (68-
30 HR in 411 career minor league games and his previous for-294) average with 35 R, 16 2B, 8 HR and 29 RBI in 82
single-season career high was 8 HR in 2011. games…caught 27-of-73 (37.0%) potential base stealers.
• Caught 30.2% of potential base stealers (29-of-96)…among • Played the entirety of the 2010 season with Single-A
Yankees farmhands, tied Chris Gittens for the lead in HR (21) Charleston, hitting .225 (72-for-320) with 35 R, 18 2B, 6
and ranked 3rd in RBI (81). HR and 24 RBI in 90 games…threw out 27-of-83 (32.5%)
potential base stealers.
• Began the season with Double-A Trenton, batting .293 (65-
for-222) with 31 R, 15 2B, 11 HR and 51 RBI in 63 games…was • In 2009, with short-season Single-A Staten Island, hit .253
named an Eastern League Mid-Season All-Star. (55-for-217) with 24 R, 11 2B, 2 HR and 32 RBI in 60 games…
caught 19-of-75 (25.3%) potential base stealers.
• Also played for Scranton/WB, hitting .250 (37-for-148)
with 24 R, 9 2B, 10 HR and 30 RBI in 39 games…combined • Made his professional debut with the GCL Yankees in 2008,
between Trenton and Scranton/WB to hit .420 (29-for-69) batting .261 (12-for-46) with 5 R, 1 2B, 1 HR and 3 RBI in 18 G.
with 21 R, 8 2B, 9 HR and 32 RBI in 18 games in June.
• Was added to the 40-man roster on Nov. 4, 2016.
PERSONAL
• Graduated from Edison (Calif.) High School in 2008, where
2015 he hit .382 with 7 HR and 31 RBI as a senior and earned
All-County honors…was selected as the starting catcher for
• With Single-A Tampa and Triple-A Scranton/Wilkes-Barre
the 2008 Orange County All-Star South team…was the 2006
combined to hit .250 (81-for-324) with 27 R, 19 2B, 2 3B, 5
All-Sunset League “Rookie of the Year”.
HR and 37 RBI in 93 games…threw out 40-for-136 potential
base stealers (29.4%). • Was named a recipient of the Thurman Munson Award in
February 2023.
• Began the season with Tampa, batting .254 (78-for-307) with
25 R, 18 2B, 2 3B, 5 HR and 36 RBI in 88 games and was • Partnered with the Special Operations Warrior Foundation
named a Florida State League Mid-Season All-Star. (SOWF) in 2021 and 2023 to auction game-used gear to
support the families of fallen soldiers…SOWF provides
• Was promoted to Scranton/WB on Sept. 1 and hit .176 (3-for-
support to the surviving children of Special Operations
17) with 2 R, 1 2B and 1 RBI in 5 games.
personnel who lose their lives in the line-of-duty and
• After becoming a free agent in November, re-signed with provides grants to severely combat-wounded and
the Yankees to a minor league contract on Nov. 18, 2015. hospitalized Special Operations personnel and their
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families…the raffle has featured Higashioka’s game-worn • Is an avid supporter of the MLB Urban Youth Academy in
custom Memorial Day spikes, full catchers gear and mask, Compton, California — which he is a proud alumni of.
commemorative, game-used Armed Forces Day and Team
• Following the 2021 season, was tabbed by the New York
USA gear and other specialty game-worm items from the
Chapter of the BBWAA as the winner of the Ben Epstein/
Memorial Day weekend series.
Dan Castellano “Good Guy” Award.
• Was named the Yankees’ nominee for the 2021 Roberto
Clemente Award, his first career nomination…the Roberto
Clemente Award is the annual recognition of a Major
League player who best represents the game of baseball
through extraordinary character, community involvement,
philanthropy and positive contributions, both on and off the
field.
KYLE HIGASHIOKA CAREER BATTING

2008 G-YAN ROK .261 18 46 5 12 1 0 1 3 2 8 0 0 .300 .348 .648 50 1 0 1 3
2009 SI A(Short) .253 60 217 24 55 11 0 2 32 26 31 0 1 .333 .332 .665 247 1 1 2 6
2010 CSC A(Full) .225 90 320 35 72 18 0 6 24 31 64 0 2 .303 .338 .641 359 5 2 1 9
2011 CSC A(Full) .223 36 130 14 29 6 0 4 13 9 19 0 0 .280 .362 .642 144 2 1 2 5
2011 TAM A(Adv) .238 46 164 21 39 10 0 4 16 14 22 1 0 .300 .372 .672 180 1 0 1 5
2011 2 Teams Minors .231 82 294 35 68 16 0 8 29 23 41 1 0 .291 .367 .658 324 3 1 3 10
2012 TAM A(Adv) .185 37 124 13 23 5 0 6 21 10 34 1 1 .243 .371 .614 139 0 2 2 7
2012 TRN AA .087 7 23 1 2 0 0 0 2 2 8 0 0 .154 .087 .241 26 0 0 1 0
2012 2 Teams Minors .170 44 147 14 25 5 0 6 23 12 42 1 1 .228 .327 .555 165 0 2 3 7
2013 TRN AA .320 7 25 1 8 3 0 1 5 0 5 0 0 .320 .560 .880 26 0 1 0 2
2014 G-YA1 ROK .217 8 23 3 5 1 0 0 1 3 7 0 0 .296 .261 .557 27 0 0 1 0
2014 TAM A(Adv) .231 8 26 5 6 3 0 1 2 4 4 0 0 .323 .462 .785 31 0 0 1 1
2014 2 Teams Minors .224 16 49 8 11 4 0 1 3 7 11 0 0 .310 .367 .677 58 0 0 2 1
2015 TAM A(Adv) .254 88 307 25 78 18 2 5 36 22 49 0 0 .305 .375 .680 331 1 0 1 3
2015 SWB AAA .176 5 17 2 3 1 0 0 1 0 4 0 0 .176 .235 .411 17 0 0 0 0
2015 2 Teams Minors .250 93 324 27 81 19 2 5 37 22 53 0 0 .299 .367 .666 348 1 0 1 3
2016 TRN AA .293 63 222 31 65 15 0 11 51 26 42 0 1 .355 .509 .864 256 0 0 8 7
2016 SWB AAA .250 39 148 24 37 9 0 10 30 12 31 0 1 .306 .514 .820 160 0 0 0 3
2016 2 Teams Minors .276 102 370 55 102 24 0 21 81 38 73 0 2 .337 .511 .848 416 0 0 8 10
2017 PUL ROK .800 2 5 3 4 1 0 3 4 1 0 0 0 .714 2.800 3.514 7 0 0 1 0
2017 SI A(Short) .438 5 16 7 7 2 0 4 8 2 5 0 0 .500 1.313 1.813 18 0 0 0 0
2017 SWB AAA .264 14 53 5 14 4 0 2 11 4 7 0 0 .316 .453 .769 57 0 0 0 0
2017 NYY MLB .000 9 18 2 0 0 0 0 0 2 6 0 0 .100 .000 .100 20 0 0 0 0
2017 3 Teams Minors .338 21 74 15 25 7 0 9 23 7 12 0 0 .390 .797 1.187 82 0 0 1 0
2018 SWB AAA .202 53 188 16 38 10 1 5 22 17 44 2 0 .276 .346 .622 211 3 0 2 5
2018 NYY MLB .167 29 72 6 12 2 0 3 6 6 16 0 0 .241 .319 .560 79 1 0 0 2
2019 SWB AAA .278 70 241 42 67 13 0 20 56 24 53 0 0 .348 .581 .929 270 3 0 2 7
2019 NYY MLB .214 18 56 8 12 5 0 3 11 0 26 0 0 .211 .464 .675 57 0 0 1 1
2020 NYY MLB .250 16 48 7 12 1 0 4 10 0 11 0 0 .250 .521 .771 48 0 0 0 0
2021 NYY MLB .181 67 193 20 35 10 0 10 29 17 59 0 0 .246 .389 .635 211 0 0 1 4
2022 NYY MLB .227 83 229 27 52 7 0 10 31 12 52 0 1 .264 .389 .653 248 1 2 4 5
2023 NYY MLB .236 92 242 24 57 13 0 10 34 14 74 0 0 .274 .413 .687 260 0 1 3 5
Career NYY MLB .210 314 858 94 180 38 0 40 121 51 244 0 1 .253 .394 .647 923 2 3 9 17
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WILD CARD
2020 NYY MLB .200 1 5 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 .200 .200 .400 5 0 0 0 0
2021 NYY MLB .000 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 .000 .000 .000 2 0 0 0 0
Career NYY MLB .143 2 7 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 .143 .143 .286 7 0 0 0 0
DIVISION SERIES
2020 NYY MLB .308 4 13 2 4 0 0 1 2 1 2 0 0 .357 .538 .895 14 0 0 0 0
2022 NYY MLB .000 2 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 2 0 0 .250 .000 .250 4 0 0 0 0
Career NYY MLB .250 6 16 2 4 0 0 1 2 2 4 0 0 .333 .438 .771 18 0 0 0 0

2022 NYY MLB .000 1 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 .000 .000 .000 3 0 0 0 0
Career NYY MLB .000 1 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 .000 .000 .000 3 0 0 0 0
2020 NYY MLB .278 5 18 2 5 0 0 1 2 1 3 0 0 .316 .444 .760 19 0 0 0 0
2021 NYY MLB .000 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 .000 .000 .000 2 0 0 0 0
2022 NYY MLB .000 3 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 5 0 0 .143 .000 .143 7 0 0 0 0
Career NYY MLB .192 9 26 2 5 0 0 1 2 2 10 0 0 .250 .308 .558 28 0 0 0 0

2008 Signed by NYY as a 7th-round selection in the First-Year Player Draft, July 21
2023 Acquired from NYY along with Michael King, Randy Vásquez, Jhony Brito and Drew Thorpe in exchange for Juan Soto and Trent Grisham,
December 6
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Height: 6-3 Bats: R Full Name Jairo Alejandro Iriarte Mayora
Date of Birth December 15, 2001 in La Guaira, Venezuela
Weight: 223 Throws: R Current Residence La Guaira, Venezuela
HI-roh EAR-ee-ARE-tay MLB Service Time 0.000
jairo_iriarte15 How Obtained Signed as an international free agent on July 2, 2018

Midwest League Pitcher of the Week (May 21, 2023, Fort Wayne)
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n November 14, 2023, the Padres added Irarte to their
40-man roster, protecting him from the 2023 Rule 5
Draft. in 21 appearances (18 starts) with a 5.12 ERA (52 ER, 91.1 IP).
• 2
024 marked his 1st Spring Training invitation to Major •Struck out 109 batters but walked 42...faced a career-most
League camp. 409 batters.
• H
as yet to placed on the Injured List in his minor league
career. 2019-21
• In parts of four minor league seasons, enters 2024 with • Split the 2021 season between ACL Padres (R) and Lake
a 8-18 record in 72 appearances (50 starts) with a 5.03 Elsinore, combining for 12 appearances (six starts) with
ERA (138 ER, 247.0 IP) and 292 strikeouts againts 114 a 11.40 ERA (38 ER, 30.0 IP)...began the year with the
walks. ACL Padres and was promoted to LE on August 6...was
• E
ntered 2024 ranked as the Padres' No. 8 prospect by re-assigned back to ACL Padres on August 27, where he
MLB Pipeline and No. 9 by Baseball America. finished the season.
•Did not pitch during the Pandemic-shortened 2020 season.
•In his first season as a professional in 2019, appeared in
2023 SEASON
12 games for the Dominican Summer League Padres (R),
•Split the season between Fort Wayne (A) and San Antonio posting a 3.31 ERA in 12 appearances (five starts) with 21
(AA), working primarily as a starter (21 starts in 27 total strikeouts against 14 walks allowed).
appearances)...he pitched to a 3.49 ERA (35 ER, 90.1 IP) while
posting career bests in strikeouts (128), appearances (27),
starts (21), opponents' average (.216) pitches thrown (1,563) PERSONAL
and strikes thrown (969).
• Grew up in La Guaira, Venezuela loving school and
•F
anned almost a third of opposing hitters but walked nearly baseball...didn't start playing baseball unti he was seven
12 percent of batters faced (128 SO in 385 batters faced with years old, however.
45 walks allowed).
• Has two sons, Dereck and Jairel.
•B
egan the season in FW, where he had a 3.10 ERA (21 ER,
• Joined a baseball academy in Venezuela, and at a showcase
61.0 IP) in 14 appearances (all starts)...he struck out 77
in 2018, impressed scouts by throwing 19 strikes in 21
batters and allowed 28 walks.
pitches at 16 years old.
•W
as promoted to SA on July 14, and in 13 appearances
(seven starts) at the Double-A level, he held opposing bats
to a .198 clip...owned a 4.30 ERA (14 ER, 29.1 IP) with the
Missions with 51 punchouts against 17 walks allowed
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llowed just 4 home runs to the 385 batters he faced.
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n November 14, 2023, the Padres added Irarte to their 40-
man roster, protecting him from the 2023 Rule 5 Draft.
•F
inished the season ranked as the Padres' No. 6 overall
prospect by MLB Pipeline.
2022
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pent the entire campaign with Lake Elsinore (A), going 4-7
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JAIRO IRIARTE CAREER PITCHING

2019 D-PAD ROK 1 2 3.31 12 5 0 0 0 35.1 35 18 13 4 7 14 21 1.39 .259 135 12 3 157 260/178
2021 A-PAD ROK 0 1 4.71 8 3 0 0 0 21.0 18 12 11 1 1 7 25 1.19 .237 76 5 1 85 166/130
2021 LE A 0 4 27.00 4 3 0 0 0 9.0 25 27 27 5 3 6 9 3.44 .490 51 5 0 60 227/137
2021 2 Teams Minors 0 5 11.40 12 6 0 0 0 30.0 43 39 38 6 4 13 34 1.87 .339 127 10 1 145 393/267
2022 LE A 4 7 5.12 21 18 0 0 0 91.1 83 56 52 13 13 42 109 1.37 .236 351 10 2 409 1519/943
2023 FW A+ 3 3 3.10 14 14 0 0 0 61.0 50 22 21 2 6 28 77 1.28 .224 223 1 4 259 1007/628
2023 SA AA 0 1 4.30 13 7 0 0 0 29.1 21 15 14 2 3 17 51 1.30 .198 106 1 2 126 556/341
2023 2 Teams Minors 3 4 3.49 27 21 0 0 0 90.1 71 37 35 4 9 45 128 1.28 .216 329 2 6 385 1563/969

2018 Signed by SD as an international free agent, July 2
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Height: 6-3 Bats: L Full Name Alek Scott Jacob
Date of Birth June 16, 1998 in Spokane, Washington
Weight: 199 Throws: R Current Residence Spokane, Washington
MLB Debut July 15, 2023 @ PHI
RHP How Obtained Signed as a 16th-round selection in the 2021 First Year Player Draft on July 19, 2021
27.1 IP), a .192 opp. AVG and 10.5 SO/9 IP ratio.

QUICK HITS
•Posted a 19.2 scoreless-inning streak across his 11
• H
ad his contract from Double-A San Antonio on July 7, appearances from May 10-June 21, converting all 4 of his
2023 after just 74 career minor league appearances (1 SVO and a .197 opp. AVG during the streak.
start), including just 16 Triple-A appearances during the •Limited Double-A right-handed hitters to a .143 AVG while
2022 campaign. lefties hit .256.
• In 4 levels of the Padres farm system from 2021-23,
owned a 8-1 record, 1.82 ERA (21 ER, 104.0 IP) and a 138-
to-25 strikeout-to-walk ratio. 2022
• R
etired 9 of his 10 batters faced across his first 3 ML • Went 5-1 with 4 saves and a 2.68 ERA (17 ER, 57.0 IP) across
outings, with the only baserunner reached being via 43 appearances (1 start) between 3 levels of the Padres
a walk (Cavan Biggio on July 18, 2023). Landed on the minor league system (Single-A Fort Wayne, Double-A San
15-day IL with right elbow inflammation on July 22 before Antonio and Triple-A El Paso).
being transferred to the 60-day IL on Sept. 8.
•Made 4 scoreless appearances (9.0 IP) with Fort Wayne to
• B
eame the 28th former Gonazaga Bulldog to make the begin the campaign, earning the winning decision in 3 of the
Major Leagues. Enjoyed a 4-year career at Gonzaga in 4 outings while posting a 16-to-0 strikeout-to-walk ratio.
which he was voted WCC Pitcher of the Year his senior
•Promoted to San Antonio on April 25…allowed runs in 3
season in 2021, leading the conference in wins (8),
of his first 4 Double-A appearances before posting a 20.1
shutouts (2), strikeouts (112) and ERA (2.52).
consecutive scoreless-inning streak from May 12-July 5.
• J acob also collected All-WCC, Collegiate Baseball All-
•The Missions were 13-4 in his 17 appearances, and he
America, and All-West Region honors throughout his
converted both of his 2 save opportunities with a 1.40 ERA
time at GU.
(4 ER, 25.2 IP), .213 opponents’ AVG and 11.2 SO/9 IP ratio.
•Promoted to El Paso on July 7 and allowed just 1 hit and
was scoreless across his first 5 career Triple-A outings…
2023 SEASON
including his Double-A scoreless-inning streak, he posted
•H
ad his contract selected from San Antonio (AA) on July 7 a combined 24.1 consecutive scoreless innings across 18
and made 3 hitless, scoreless relief outings from July 15-20 outings from May 12-July 22…during the scoreless stretch,
before being placed on the 15-day IL on July 22 (right elbow he limited the opposition to a .131 opponents’ AVG and 10.4
inflammation)…was transferred to the 60-Day IL on Sept. 8. SO/9 IP ratio.
•M
ade his ML debut in the 5th inning of Game 2 of the July 15 •Allowed runs in 7 of his next Triple-A outings from July 24-
doubleheader @ PHI, striking out the 1 hitter he faced (Alec Aug. 28, posting a 9.31 ERA (10 ER, 9.2 IP) with a .386 AVG
Bohm)…he was the 4th Padre and 3rd SD pitcher to make against.
their ML debut in ‘23, joining Matt Waldron, Tom Cosgrove
•Assigned back to San Antonio on Aug. 30 and was scoreless
and Brett Sullivan.
in 4 of his 6 September outings (3.12 ERA) to close out his
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n July 18 @ TOR, he struck out 3 of the 7 batters he faced campaign.
across 2.0 scoreless IP to finish off SD's 9-1 win.
•Following the season, made 9 relief appearances for Peoria
•R
etired both of his 2 BF on July 20 @ TOR, including a in the Arizona Fall League, going 1-0 with a 3.55 ERA (5 ER,
strikeout of George Springer…retired 9 of his 10 batters 12.2 IP), posting a 17-to-5 SO/BB ratiowhile allowing just 1
faced before landing on the IL, with the only baserunner HR.
reached being via a walk (Cavan Biggio on July 18).
•P
er Statcast, relied on 4 pitches w/ SD: sweeper (38.3%),
sinker (29.8%), 4-seam fastball (19.1%) and changeup
2021
(12.8%). • Did not allow an earned run in any of his 13 outings in his
first professional season between the Arizona Complex
•W
as scoreless in 14 of his 18 appearances for the Missions,
League (R) and Single-A Lake Elsinore…his 1 and only
converting all 5 of his SVO with a 1-1 record, 1.32 ERA (4 ER,
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unearned run came in is final outing of the campaign on PERSONAL

Sept. 19.
• Jacob is scattered throughout the Gonzaga record book,
• Made just 1 appearance in AZ for the Rookie-Level Padres most notably for pitching the Zags' most recent no-hitter
on Aug. 3 before making his Single-A debut for Lake on April 16, 2021 at Pepperdine...later that season, the right-
Elsinore on Aug. 7…posted a 26-to-2 strikeout-to-walk ratio hander righty blanked the LSU Tigers in the opening game
(12.5 SO/9 IP) for the Storm, limiting Single-A hitters to a of the Eugene Regional, notching his fourth career complete
.188 AVG…both of his 2 walks came in final 2 outings on game and second career shutout as a Zag.
Sept. 16 & 19…struck out 23 batters before issuing a walk
with the Storm.
ALEK JACOB CAREER PITCHING

2021 A-PAD ROK 0 0 0.00 1 0 0 0 0 1.0 2 0 0 0 0 0 3 2.00 .400 5 0 0 5 11/11
2021 LE A 2 0 0.00 12 0 0 2 2 18.2 12 1 0 0 0 2 26 0.75 .188 64 0 3 67 266/187
2021 2 Teams Minors 2 0 0.00 13 0 0 2 2 19.2 14 1 0 0 0 2 29 0.81 .203 69 0 3 72 277/198
2022 FW A+ 3 0 0.00 4 0 0 0 0 9.0 4 0 0 0 0 0 16 0.44 .129 31 0 1 31 133/96
2022 SA AA 1 0 1.83 23 1 0 2 3 34.1 27 8 7 1 4 10 43 1.08 .214 126 1 2 141 598/402
2022 ELP AAA 1 1 6.59 16 0 0 2 4 13.2 18 10 10 4 2 5 18 1.68 .305 59 0 0 67 293/190
2022 3 Teams Minors 5 1 2.68 43 1 0 4 7 57.0 49 18 17 5 6 15 77 1.12 .227 216 1 3 239 1024/688
2023 SA AA 1 0 1.32 18 0 0 5 5 27.1 19 4 4 1 2 8 32 0.99 .192 99 1 2 109 461/299
2023 SD MLB 0 0 0.00 3 0 0 0 0 3.0 0 0 0 0 0 1 5 0.33 .000 9 0 0 10 47/32
Career SD MLB 0 0 0.00 3 0 0 0 0 3.0 0 0 0 0 0 1 5 0.33 .000 9 0 0 10 47/32

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Height: 6-0 Bats: S Full Name Bryce Christopher Johnson
Date of Birth October 27, 1995 in Cypress, Texas
Weight: 192 Throws: R Current Residence Montgomery, Texas
MLB Debut August 3, 2022 @ LAD (w/ SF)
OF How Obtained Signed as a 6th-round selection in the 2017 First Year Player Draft on June 21, 2017

Pacific Coast League Player of the Week (2021, Sacramento)
• J oined the Padres on a minor league deal for 2024 after
spending the last 7 years (2017-23) in the San Francisco Rawlings MiLB Gold Glove (2018, San Jose)
Giants organiztion.
Northwest League Post-Season All-Star (2017, Salem-Keizer)
• Entered 2024 with a .276 minor league career average
across 561 games and owns a .991 fielding percentage,
committing just 10 errors in 1,113 total chances. 4th and final time on July 18…did not appear in the July 18
• A
ppeared in 41 games (17 starts) for the Giants Major game at CIN before being optioned back to SAC the next
League club across the 2022-23 seasons, posting day on July 19.
a perfect 1.000 fielding percentage, handling all 43 •Posted 2 separate 8-game hitting streaks while with SAC
chances. (May 6-June 9; .300 AVG and July 6-21; .382 AVG).
• W
on a Rawlings MiLB Gold Glove in 2018 with High-A •Saw his season AVG jump from .278 to .303 after going a
San Jose after going error-less all season long, handling career-best 6-for-6 with 1 HR, 2 RBI, 2 runs scored and 1 SB
all 251 chances. on Aug. 15 vs. Tacoma.
2023 SEASON 2022

•D
id not play below the Triple-A level for the 3rd consecutive • Appeared in 11 games with SF at the Major League level in
season, making 4 separate stints with the Giants Major 2022...made his Major League debut on August 3 vs. LAD
League squad throughout the campaign. after his contract was selected from Triple-A Sacramento
earlier that day.
•H
ad his contract selected from Triple-A Sacramento for
SF’s 2nd game of the season on April 1, entering the contest • Logged his first ML hit, run and RBI on September 4 vs. PHI.
at Yankee Stadium as a defensive replacement in CF and
• Slashed .290/.369/.401 with 11 2B, 4 3B, 5 HR, 36 RBI and
grounding out in the T-9th in SF’s 7-5 win.
31 SB in 94 games for Triple-A Sacramento while posting a
•E
ntered the April 3 game at CWS again as a defensive .770 OPS.
replacement in the B-8th and hit his first ML home run in
• Stole an MiLB career-high-tying 31 bases, which were 6th-
the T-9th in SF’s 12-3 victory.
most in the PCL in ‘22…it was his 2nd consecutive season
•P
layed in a total of 10 games for SF from April 1-12 and hit swiping 30+ bases.
.150 (3-for-20) before being placed on the 7-day IL with a
• Posted a .989 fielding percentage, committing just 2 errors
concussion.
in 182 total chances.
•B
egan a rehab assignment with SAC on May 6 before being
optioned to SAC on May 7…hit safely in 4 games with the
River Cats before being recalled by SF on May 11. 2021
•R
emained with the big league club from May 11-June 4, • Made his Triple-A debut in 2021 and spent the entire
going 4-for-20 at the dish (.200 AVG) before being optioned campaign with Sacramento.
back to SAC on June 5.
• Began the campaign with a 5-game hitting streak in the
•H
it safely in 10 of his 12 games played for the River Cats at a opening week from May 6-10, earning Pacific Coast League
.294 clip (15-for-51) before being recalled by SF for the 3rd Player of the Week honors…collected 4 multi-hit efforts with
time on June 22. 2 home runs and a .684 AVG (13-for-19), including a then
career-high 5-for-5 at the dish on May 10 at Las Vegas.
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ppeared in 5 games for SF from June 22-July 2, going
0-for-3 at the dish with 1 run scored and 2 of his 3 stolen • Scored a career-high-tying 4 runs twice (May 15 at
base attempts on the season coming in that span…optioned Oklahoma City and Aug. 29 at Reno).
back to SAC on July 4 before being recalled by SF for the
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2017-20 • Earned Northwest League Post-Season All-Star honors in
his first professional season in 2017 for Low-A Salem-Keizer.
• Did not play in 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
• Began the 2019 season with High-A San Jose, hitting .265
(69-for-260) across 68 games before making his Double-A PERSONAL
debut with Richmond, where he his .243 (51-for-210) in 60
• Played 3 seasons at Sam Houston State where he
games…combined between the 2 stops to post career highs
helped the Bearkats reach their first NCAA Division I
in a variety of offensive categories, including hits (120), 2B
Super Regional…he was named to the NCAA Lubbock
(23), BB (63), runs scored (68), games played (128), total
All-Tournament Team after hitting .353 (6-for-17) with 4 RBI
bases (172) and at-bats (470).
in 2017…his 67 career steals were fourth-most in program
• Spent the 2018 season at High-A San Jose and swiped a history.
career-high tying 31 bases out of 35 attempts (88.6%).
BRYCE JOHNSON CAREER BATTING

2017 SK A(Short) .329 57 222 41 73 5 2 0 16 17 52 25 10 .400 .369 .769 250 10 0 1 4
2018 SJ A(Adv) .249 116 441 62 110 18 6 1 35 54 116 31 4 .339 .324 .663 511 7 7 2 4
2019 SJ A(Adv) .265 68 260 39 69 9 6 2 26 39 71 18 8 .365 .369 .734 304 3 0 2 4
2019 RIC AA .243 60 210 29 51 14 1 3 18 24 55 8 7 .322 .362 .684 236 1 0 1 2
2019 2 Teams Minors .255 128 470 68 120 23 7 5 44 63 126 26 15 .346 .366 .712 540 4 0 3 6
2021 SAC AAA .286 100 353 65 101 15 5 9 44 48 108 30 4 .377 .433 .810 407 4 1 1 6
2022 SAC AAA .290 94 307 41 89 11 4 5 36 33 90 31 5 .369 .401 .770 352 7 2 3 3
2022 SF MLB .111 11 18 1 2 0 0 0 2 1 7 0 0 .158 .111 .269 19 0 0 0 0
2023 SAC AAA .280 66 257 48 72 13 4 8 29 34 70 18 4 .373 .455 .828 298 4 3 0 2
2023 SF MLB .163 30 43 7 7 1 0 1 3 4 15 3 0 .229 .256 .485 48 0 0 1 0
Career SF MLB .148 41 61 8 9 1 0 1 5 5 22 3 0 .209 .213 .422 67 0 0 1 0

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Height: 5-10 Bats: R Full Name Ha-Seong Kim
Date of Birth October 17, 1995 in Bucheon, South Korea
Weight: 201 Throws: R Current Residence Bucheon, South Korea
HA-song MLB Service Time 3.000
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INF MLB Debut
How Obtained
April 1, 2021 vs. ARI (with SD)
Signed as a international free agent on December 31, 2020
Contract Status Signed through 2024 (mutual option for 2025)

National League Gold Glove Award (2023, UTL w/ SD)
• In 2023, won his first Gold Glove Award (UTL), which
also marked the first Major League award of his career. National League Gold Glove Award Finalist (2022, SS w/ SD)
Per Statcast, his 9 outs above average ranked T-2nd on
the Padres (w/ Fernando Tatis Jr.) behind just Manny KBO Golden Glove Award (SS, 2018 & 2019)
Machado's 11 OAA. His 7 OAA at 2B ranked 4th in the NL
behind SF's Thairo Estrada (20), PHI's Bryson Stott (17)
and CHC's Nico Hoerner (13). Fernando Tatis Jr.) behind just Manny Machado's 11 OAA...
his 7 OAA at 2B ranked 4th in the NL behind SF's Thairo
• In 2022, became 1 of 4 Padre shortstops in club history to Estrada (20), PHI's Bryson Stott (17) and CHC's Nico
play at least 131 games at SS and own a .704 OPS-or- Hoerner (13).
higher in a season, joining Garry Templeton (1985), Chris
Gomez (1998) and Khalil Greene (2004, 2007). •Kim joined Tatis Jr. and just 4 other players to win a Gold
Glove in their first season at a new position (others: CHC
• H
is .982 fielding percentage during the 2022 season was Ryne Sandberg 1983, CIN Pokey Reese 1999, TOR Marcus
the highest fielding percentage for a Padres’ shortstop Semien 2021 and BAL Ramón Urías 2022)…it was also
in a 162-game season since 2018, when Freddy Galvis the first time since 1996 the Padres have had multiple
turned in a franchise-best .986 fielding percentage. Kim’s Gold Glove winners in a single season (Steve Finley, Ken
.982 clip ranks as the 5th-highest, single-season fielding Caminiti).
percentage in Padres’ franchise history.
•Combined for 16 DRS (10-2B, 3-3B, 3-SS)… among NL
• In 2021, his 2.1 defensive WAR was the 3rd-highest in second basemen, his 10 DRS trailed just CHC Nico Hoerner
the NL per Baseball Reference, behind just COL's Ryan and MIL Brice Turang (12 DRS each).
McMahon (2.5) and PIT's Jacob Stallings (2.3).
•At 2B, his .991 fielding percentage was the 4th-highest in
• Recorded the final out of Joe Musgrove's no-hitter (the National League (min. 100 G), and only NYM's Jeff McNeil
1st in Padres history) on April 9, 2021 @ TEX. The final committed fewer errors (3).
play went 6-3, with Jurickson Profar at first base.
•Additionally, Kim's 2.83 assists per 9 innings played at 2B
• Officially posted by the KBO's Kiwoom Heroes on ranked 2nd in the NL behind SF's Thairo Estrada's 3.19 A/9
December 7, 2020. Signed a 4-year contract with the at 2B.
Padres on Dec. 31, 2020, becoming the Padres' 1st
Korean-born position player. •His 38 stolen bases ranked 5th in the NL and were the most
by a Padre since Everth Cabrera's 44 SB in 2012 and are
the 12th-most in franchise history…he is also the 1st South
Korean-born player to steal 38 bags.
2023 SEASON
•From July 24 to Aug. 11, posted a 16-game hitting streak (.414
•In his 3rd Major League season, notched career marks in
BA), which tied with Shin-Soo Choo for the longest hitting
average (.260), OBP (.351), SLG (.398), OPS (.749), games
streak in MLB history by a South Korean-born player (Choo’s
(152), runs (84), hits (140), home runs (17), RBI (60), walks
was in 2013 with CIN)…it also tied for the 5th-longest hitting
(75) and stolen bases (38)…his .351 OBP also ranked 6th
streak of the 2023 season.
among NL infielders.
•On August 3, was named as the Padres' Heart & Hustle
•Became the 1st Padre since Fernando Tatis Jr. (2021) to
Award nominee...the award honors active players who
collect 20+XBH and 20+SB in a single season.
demonstrate a passion for the game and best embody the
•Defensively, split time across 2B (106 G, 98 GS), 3B (32 values, spirit, and traditions of baseball, and it is the only
G, 29 GS) and SS (20 G, 16 GS), turning in a .988 fielding honor in MLB that is voted on by former players.
percentage (7 E/571 TC) in 1263.1 innings.
•On Aug. 21 vs. MIA, hit his 1st career grand slam and
•Won his first Gold Glove Award (utility), which also marked became the first Padre to hit a grand slam, a double, and log
the first Major League award of his career…per Statcast, a stolen base in a game.
his 9 outs above average ranked T-2nd on the Padres (w/
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•Sept. 29 @ CWS, drew his 74th & 75th walks to finish the (1998) and Khalil Greene (2004, 2007).
season trailing just Juan Soto's ML-leading 132 walks on
•Turned in the team's third-highest WAR (3.7), trailing just
the team...Kim's 75 free passes mark the most walks by a
Manny Machado’s 7.4 WAR and Jake Cronenworth’s 4.1 WAR.
San Diego infielder since Chase Headly's 86 BB in 2012 and
ranked 4th among NL infielders. •His .982 (8 E/455 TC) fielding percentage was the highest
fielding percentage for a Padres’ shortstop in a 162-
•Sept. 30 @ CWS, matched his career high in hits (4) for the
game season since 2018, when Freddy Galvis turned in a
2nd time in his career (other: Aug. 2, 2022, vs. COL) and
franchise-best .986 (9 E/ 630 TC) fielding percentage…Kim’s
tallied his 6th multi-SB game to extend his team-leading SB
.982 clip ranks as the fifth-highest, single-season fielding
total to 38 swipes on the year.
percentage in Padres’ franchise history.
•In the season finale @ CWS, collected his 60th RBI to
•Among Padre infielders, his 6 outs above average trailed
surpass his career mark of 59 RBI from 2022.
only Machado's 8 OAA.
•Played for Korea in the World Baseball Classic...hit .188 (3-
•Wrapped his 2022 campaign ranking fourth on the team in
for-16) with 3 HRs and 6 RBI.
batting average (.251).
•His career-high 150 games played ranked fifth all-time
2022 among Korean-born players and are the most since Shin-
Soo Choo’s 151 games with Texas…his 130 hits, 87 singles,
•In his second Major League season, Kim notched career
29 doubles and 12 stolen bases during the 2022 season
highs across all offensive categories and was named a 2022
were the most in the National League by a Korean-born
Gold Glove award finalist.
players since Choo’s 2013 season with CIN…also trails only
•Became 1 of 4 Padre shortstops in club history to play at Choo among Korean-born players in single-season highs
least 131 games at shortstop and own a .704 OPS or higher in hits (9th), singles (9th), doubles (8th), triples (T-2nd) and
in a season, joining Garry Templeton (1985), Chris Gomez stolen bases (T-5th).
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•Concluded the season reaching base in 16 of his final America and No. 86 by ESPN...Baseball America also ranked
18 games, collecting a hit in 12 of those games with four Kim as the Padres' No. 5 overall prospect and their 2nd-
doubles, three home runs and eight RBI at a .288 clip. highest ranked infield prospect, behind just SS CJ Abrams.
P
OSTSEASON: The 2022 playoffs marked his first MLB •His 2.1 defensive WAR was the 3rd-highest in the National
Postseason, and his 8 runs scored tied with Trent Grisham League per Baseball Reference, behind just COL's Ryan
for the most in a single Postseason in franchise history. McMahon (2.5) and PIT's Jacob Stallings (2.3).
•Alongside Machado, Kim’s 3 doubles tied for 2nd-most in •Had a season-long 5-game hitting streak from May 17-23,
team history and are the most since the 1998 Postseason batting .316 (6-for-19) with 3 2B, 1 3B and 4 RBI...had a
when Rubén Rivera collected a franchise-high 4 doubles. season-long 7-game on-base streak (reaching via hit, walk,
or hit-by-pitch) from May 15-23.
•On the team, his 6 walks trailed just Jurickson Profar’s 8 and
were also the 2nd-most since the 1998 season when several •The Padres were 59-58 in games in which he appeared and
Padres collected 7-plus walks. 38-25 in games in which he started.
•Hit .222 vs. left-handers (18-for-81) with 7 2B and 2 HR and
hit .194 (36-for-186) vs. RHP with 5 2B, 2 3B and 6 HR.
2021
•Posted a .719 OPS at Petco and a .530 OPS on the road.
•Posted by the KBO's Kiwoom Heroes on Dec. 7, 2020...
signed a 4-year contract with SD on Dec. 31, 2020, becoming •Slugged .406 vs. NL West opponents (5 2B and 4 HR).
the Padres' 1st Korean-born position player.
•Made 40 app. as a PH, batting .114 (4-for-35) with a HR and
•Made his Major League debut on April 1, 2021 vs. ARI, pinch 4 BB.
hitting in the T-7th (struck out swinging)...logged his 1st MLB
•His 3 outs above average tied with Adam Frazier and Manny
hit, multi-hit game, and RBI in his next appearance on April
Machado for the highest among Padres' infielders, and was
3 vs. ARI, going 2-for-4 with an RBI.
T-2nd on the team behind Trent Grisham's 6 OAA.
•Entered 2021 rated as the No. 78 prospect by Baseball
•In the field, made appearances at second base (21 games
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and 20 starts), third base (23 games and 18 starts), and •Prior to his posting, was ranked by FanGraphs as their No. 8
shortstop (35 games and 25 starts)...made 5 errors. highest rated free agent in 2021.
2020 2019
•Played 138 games with the Kiwoom Heroes of the Korean • In his 6th season with the Kiwoom Heroes (previously
Baseball Organization (KBO), appearing in 96 games at named Nexen, after the naming rights were sold to Kiwoom
shortstop and 55 games at third base. Securities), he batted a career-high .307 (166-for-540) with
38 2B, 2 3B and 19 HR in 139 games.
•Hit .306 (163-for-533) with a career-high 30 HR, .397 OBP,
.921 OPS, 24 2B, 109 RBI, 23 SB, 111 runs scored and 75 walks • Stole a career-high 33 bases and was caught just 4 times...
to just 68 strikeouts. set career highs in hits, doubles and run scored.
•Led his club in HR, RBI and runs scored, and among all KBO • Earned his 2nd KBO Gold Glove award in as many years at
players, Kim ranked 3rd in runs scored, 5th in stolen bases, SS...played in 105 G (with 100 GS) and logged 846.0 innings
6th in walks, 8th in total bases (279), 9th in RBI, 10th in HR, at SS in 2019 with 15 errors, 62 double plays turned and a
11th in hits and OPS, 12th in AVG and 13th in SLG (.523). .967 fielding %...also played in 36 games at 3B (28 starts).
•His walk-to-strikeout rate in 2020 in the KBO more than
doubled his first full season in 2015, when he walked 56
2018
times and struck out 115 times.
• Earned his 1st-career KBO Gold Glove award at SS for the
•At 25, he was the youngest player among the top 10 home-
Nexen Heroes, playing in 126 games (124 starts) at short
run hitters in the KBO in 2020...Mel Rojas Jr. led with 47 HR,
with a .979 fielding %.
and former MLB players Preston Tucker (32), Jamie Romak
(32) and Aaron Altherr (31) finished ahead of Kim, who • Hit .288 on the season in 129 games (147-for-511) with a .358
ranked 9th in the league. OBP, .474 SLG and .832 OPS.
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2014-17 Jake Cronenworth and Eric Hosmer. As a new addition to

the team, I too will grow as a player as well as contribute
• Hit .302 in 141 games with the Nexen Heroes in the KBO significantly to the team.”
in 2017, logging a career-high 114 RBI...posted a .889 OPS,
which is the 2nd-highest mark behind just his .921 OPS in • In 2019, played in the WBSC Premier12 (World Baseball
2020...in 2016, logged a career-high 7 triples in a career- Softball Confederation) at which Team Korea won silver and
high 144 games...also swiped 28 bags, 2nd most in a season qualified for the Tokyo Olympic Games...Kim and OF Jung-
in his career behind his 33 SB in 2019...was caught stealing hoo Lee were Korea’s representatives on the All-World Team
15 times, the most in a season...in his first full professional named after the tournament.
season in 2015, was fanned the most times in a season (115
• Attended Yatap High School in Seongnam, from which he
SO), and he slashed .290/.362/.489 in 140 games played...
was drafted by the Nexen Heroes in 2014.
in 2014, in his rookie campaign with the Nexen Heroes, he
hit just .188 (9-for-48) with 2 2B, 1 3B, 2 HR, 8 BB, 7 RBI and • Admires Chan Ho Park, who is an advisor to Baseball
4 SB...selected by the Heroes in the 3rd round of the 2014 Operations for the Padres, and gave Kim advice about
KBO Draft from Yatap High School in Seongnam. playing in the United States for the first time.
PERSONAL
• In his introductory interview on January 5, 2021, Kim
opened the Zoom call by introducing himself in English:
“Hello everyone. I am Ha-Seong Kim of the San Diego
Padres. Nice to meet you all.” Kim continued in Korean:
“It’s truly my honor to join the San Diego Padres, the Major
League’s best baseball team with tremendous firepower
and excellent pitching. I’m very excited to be part of a team
with such great talent as Manny Machado, Fernando Tatis,
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2014 Nexen KBO .188 60 48 17 9 2 1 2 7 8 13 4 3 .298 .396 .694 59 0 2 1 2
2015 Nexen KBO .290 140 511 89 148 35 5 19 73 56 115 22 4 .362 .489 .851 582 5 4 6 10
2016 Nexen KBO .281 144 526 92 148 29 7 20 84 60 80 28 15 .358 .477 .836 599 6 2 5 7
2017 Nexen KBO .302 141 526 90 159 36 3 23 114 58 65 16 8 .376 .513 .889 601 8 2 7 8
2018 Nexen KBO .288 129 511 95 147 27 4 20 84 54 81 8 2 .358 .474 .832 576 5 1 5 16
2019 Kiwoom KBO .307 139 540 112 166 38 2 19 104 70 80 33 4 .389 .491 .880 625 7 1 7 12
2020 Kiwoom KBO .306 138 533 111 163 24 1 30 109 75 68 23 2 .397 .523 .921 622 8 3 3 12
2021 SD MLB .202 117 267 27 54 12 2 8 34 22 71 6 1 .270 .352 .622 298 4 2 3 6
2021 SD MLB .202 117 267 27 54 12 2 8 34 22 71 6 1 .270 .352 .622 298 4 2 3 6
2022 SD MLB .251 150 517 58 130 29 3 11 59 51 100 12 2 .325 .383 .708 582 7 3 4 9
2023 SD MLB .260 152 538 84 140 23 0 17 60 75 124 38 9 .351 .398 .749 626 3 5 5 7
Career SD MLB .245 419 1322 169 324 64 5 36 153 148 295 56 12 .325 .383 .708 1506 14 10 12 22
Career KBO .294 891 3195 606 940 191 23 133 575 381 502 134 38 .373 .493 .866 3664 39 15 34 67
WILD CARD
2022 SD MLB .250 3 8 4 2 1 0 0 0 4 4 1 1 .500 .375 .875 12 0 0 0 0
DIVISION SERIES
2022 SD MLB .167 4 18 3 3 2 0 0 1 0 7 0 0 .167 .278 .445 18 0 0 0 0

2022 SD MLB .176 5 17 1 3 0 0 0 2 2 3 0 0 .263 .176 .439 19 0 0 0 0
2022 SD MLB .186 12 43 8 8 3 0 0 3 6 14 1 1 .286 .256 .542 49 0 0 0 0

2020 Signed by SD as an international free agent, December 31
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Height: 6-3 Bats: R Full Name Michael McRae King
Date of Birth May 25, 1995 in Rochester, New York
Weight: 223 Throws: R Current Residence Tampa, Florida
officialmikeking
RHP
MLB Debut September 27, 2019 vs. TEX (with NYY)
Acquired from NYY along with C Kyle Higashioka, RHP Randy Vásquez, RHP Jhony Brito
How Obtained
and RHP Drew Thorpe in exchange for OFs Juan Soto and Trent Grisham on Dec. 6, 2023

MiLB.com Organization All-Star (2018, NYY)
• Acquired by SD in the 7-player trade that sent OFs Juan
Soto and Trent Grisham to NYY on December 6, 2023. Eastern League Pitcher of the Week (July 1, 2018, Trenton)
•Was the only pitcher in the Majors in 2023 to record at Florida League Mid-Season All-Star (2018, Tampa)
least five saves and make at least five starts.
International League Player of the Month (Aug. 2018, Scranton Wilkes-Barre)
•Worked exclusively in relief in his first 38 outings
(2.88 ERA) of 2023. Made 1 start across his next 3
appearances before working solely as a starter in 2nd-most such saves by a reliever in the Majors.
his final 8 appearances of the campaign (1.88 ERA), •In nine starts, went 1-4 with a 2.23 ERA (10 ER, 40.1 IP) and
allowing 1 ER-or-fewer across 7 of the 8 starts. 51 strikeouts…allowed 2 runs-or-fewer in eight of those nine
•Made four consecutive Opening Day rosters for NYY starts…allowed 1 ER-or-fewer in seven of those starts.
(2020-23). •Made his season debut on April 1 vs. SF, taking the loss after
•Tossed an immaculate inning in the fourth inning on allowing 2 ER over 1.2 IP…marked his first appearance since
June 4, 2021 vs. BOS. July 22, 2022 @ BAL.
• Made his Postseason debut—and only playoff •Did not allow a run in 16 of his first 19 games (from April
appearance—in the 2020 ALDS Game 3 vs. TB at 1-June 3), posting a 1.65 ERA (6 ER, 32.2 IP).
Petco Park, tossing 2.0 perfect inning. Prior to the 2024 •Recorded at least four outs in each of his first 10
season, that was his first and only career appearance in appearances from April 1-May 5…at the time, was T-3rd-
downtown San Diego. longest streak by a Yankees reliever to start a season in
franchise history, trailing only his own 15-game season-
opening streak in 2021 and Ron Davis’ 14-game streak in
2023 SEASON 1980…Stubby Overmire (1951) and Joe Page (1950) also
recorded 10-game streaks…was later surpassed by Jhony
•In 49 games (nine starts) with the Yankees, went 4-8 with six Brito, who recorded at least four outs in each of his first 12
saves, a 2.75 ERA (32 ER, 104.2 IP) and 127 strikeouts gainst relief outings in 2023.
32 walks (3.97 SO/BB ratio).
•Posted a 10.2 scoreless inning streak from April 4-23...posted
•W
as the only pitcher in the Majors in 2023 to record at least a season-high 11.1 scoreless inning streak from May 15-June
five saves and make at least five starts…became the second 3…was the 3rd-longest such streak of his career, trailing only
pitcher in Yankees' history to accomplish the feat (since a 13.2 scoreless inning streak from April 11-May 4, 2022 and
saves became an official stat in 1969), joining Dick Tidrow a 12.2 scoreless inning streak from April 4-May 13, 2021…his
in 1977, who recorded five saves and made seven starts that seven-game scoreless streak from May 15-June 3 was the
season. 2nd-longest such streak of his career (recorded an eight-
•O
ponents slashed .226/.292/.346...lefties hit .179 (29-for-162) game streak from June 4-22, 2022).
while righties hit .259 (59-for-228). •Walked two batters on May 17 @ TOR (1.0 IP), marking his
•A
s a reliever, went 3-4 with six saves and a 3.08 ERA (22 ER, most walks in a relief appearance since May 13, 2021 @ TB
64.1 IP) in 40 appearances…recorded at least four outs in 27 (also 2 BB)…had gone 58 consecutive relief appearances
of those 40 games, the fifth-most such appearances among allowing one BB-or-fewer (May 16, 2021-May 15, 2023)…was
all ML relievers...his 20 relief appearances of at least five just the 3rd Yankees reliever since 2014 to record such a
outs were T-7th in the Majors. streak of 58 games-or-longer (Chad Green: 61 G from 2017-
18 and Adam Warren: 58 G from 2014-16).
•T
ossed at least 2.0 innings in 15 games as a reliever…his
12 relief appearances of at least 2.0 scoreless innings were •Recorded multiple strikeouts in six consecutive relief outings
T-2nd most in the Majors. from May 20-June 8(G1)…was T-2nd longest such streak of
his career (7 G from May 25-September 25, 2021).
•R
ecorded at least 1.1 IP in four of his saves, matching the
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•Recorded his fifth save of the year on June 25 vs. TEX, do so since Cole on September 1, 2021 at LAA.
tossing a scoreless ninth inning...struck out Marcus Semien
•Posted a 2.19 ERA (13 ER, 53.1 IP) over his final 18 games
in the ninth for his 200th career strikeout.
(nine starts) of the year from July 21-October 1.
•Made his 100th career appearance on July 26 vs. NYM and
retired his only batter faced.
2022
•Made his 1st start of the season on Aug. 12 @ MIA and took
the loss...marked his first start since June 28, 2021 vs. LAA. •Made 34 relief appearances for the Yankees, winning a
career-best 6 decisions with one save and a career-best
•Started nine of his final 11 app. of the season from August
2.29 ERA...struck out 66 while walking 16 before missing the
12-October 1.
final two months of the season on the Injured List.
•Allowed one-or-zero earned runs in seven straight starts
•Opponents batted .192 (35-for-182)...lefties hit .179 (12-for-67)
from August 24-September 26, going 1-2 with a 1.05 ERA
and righties hit .200 (23-for-115)…had a 11.65 K/9.0 IP ratio
(4 ER, 34.1 IP) over that span…his 1.05 ERA was the lowest
(66 SO, 51.0 IP).
in the AL and the 2nd-lowest in the Majors over that span,
trailing only SD's Blake Snell (0.47). •Despite missing the final 67 games of the season, led all
Yankees relievers in strikeouts and WAR (1.7, FanGraphs).
•Recorded the loss on September 20 vs. TOR despite
allowing just one ER over a career-high 7.0 IP...punched out •Recorded at least two strikeouts in 19 of 34 app, including
13 for a career high and the most by a Yankee in 2023 (most nine of his final 18 games (June 5-July 22)…recorded at least
by a Yankees pitcher since Gerrit Cole struck out 14 batters three punchouts in 10 of his relief appearances in 2022.
on Septebmer 7, 2022 vs. MIN (Game 2)…became the 11th
•Allowed just 3-of-20 inherited runners to score (15.0%).
Yankee (15th time) in franchise history to strike out at least
13 batters and not allow a walk in a game…was the first to •Recorded four-or-more outs in 16-of-34 app…tossed at least
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2.0 IP in 11 appearances and did not allow a run in seven of marked just the third time since 1991 that a Yankees reliever
those games…tossed at least 3.0 IP in three games. recorded at least 8 K in a game (also King - 9K in 4.0 IP on
July 3, 2021 vs. the Mets; David Phelps - 9K in 4.0 IP on April
•Made his season debut on Opening Day vs. BOS and earned
26, 2013 vs. Toronto)…his 8 K were the 2nd-highest single-
the win after allowing just one unearned run over 2.0 IP of
game total of his career (9 K on July 3, 2021 vs. the Mets).
relief.
•On May 4 @ TOR, retired all nine batters faced in relief (3.0
•Posted a career-long 13.2 scoreless inning streak from April
IP, 3 strikeouts)…was the first Yankees reliever to not allow
11-May 4 (previous: 12.2 innings from April 4-May 13, 2021).
a baserunner with at least nine batters faced in an outing
•Earned his first-career save on April 14 vs. TOR...entered the since Chad Green on July 4, 2021 (G2) vs. NYM...marked
game with the bases loaded and no outs in the ninth and just the seventh time a Yankees reliever has done so since
stranded all three runners. 2012…also accomplished the feat on May 17 @ BAL (9 BF).
•Struck out 8-of-10 batters over 3.0 scoreless innings in relief •Did not allow a run in a career-long eight straight outings
(one hit) on April 22 vs. CLE…struck out seven consecutive from June 4-22...did not allow a run in 15 of his final 19
batters, becoming the first Yankees pitcher to strike out appearances from June 4-7, 2022, going 4-2 with a 1.23 ERA
seven-or-more straight batters in a game since CC Sabathia and 28 strikeouts in that span.
on July 26, 2011 vs. SEA (also seven straight)…was the first
•Did not allow a hit in six consecutive app. from June
Yankees reliever to accomplish the feat since Ron Davis
4-16, retiring 19-of-22 batters faced in that span with 10
struck out eight straight on May 4, 1981 at California…
strikeouts...was the longest streak of hitless appearances
became just the third Yankees pitcher in franchise history
of his career (previous: three games from September 14-21,
to notch at least eight punchouts in 3.0 IP-or-fewer, joining
2021)…tossed at least 1.0 inning in each of those six outings.
Ron Davis (8 K in 3.0 IP on May 4, 1981 at California) and
Ryne Duren (8 K in 3.0 IP on June 26, 1959 at Chicago-AL)… •Made his final appearance of the season on July 22 @ BAL,
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retiring his first three batters faced before leaving the game 2 on July 4 vs. NYM…the Yankees were just the 3rd team
due to a right elbow fracture. in the last 20 seasons to have two immaculate innings in a
single season, joining the 2019 Red Sox (Chris Sale threw
•Was placed on the 60-day IL on July 23 with a right elbow
one on May 8, 2019 and June 5, 2019) and the 2017 Red Sox
fracture and missed the remainder of the season...at the time
(Craig Kimbrel on May 11, 2017 and Rick Porcello on August
he was placed on the Injured List, he ranked second among
9, 2017)…King was the fifth Yankee to toss an immaculate
Major League relievers in strikeouts and innings pitched.
inning since 2000, following Dellin Betances (August 2, 2017
•Underwent an open reduction and internal fixation on vs. DET), Brandon McCarthy (September 17, 2014 at TB),
his right elbow (ulna fracture) by Dr. David Altchek at the Iván Nova (May 29, 2013 vs. NYM) and A.J. Burnett (June
Hospital for Special Surgery on July 27. 20, 2009 @ FLA)…Baseball Almanac noted that Ron Guidry
(August 7, 1984 vs. CWS) and Al Downing (August 11, 1967 @
CLE) have also thrown immaculate innings…his 5.1 innings
2021 marked the longest start of his career.
•Went 2-4 with a 3.55 ERA in 22 games (six starts) in four •Notched a career-high nine strikeouts over 4.0 scoreless
stints with the Yankees, striking out 62 with 24 walks innings of relief on July 3 vs. the Mets…was the 11th Yankees
allowed. reliever in franchise history to notch nine punchouts in
a game and just the fourth since 1955...joined Phelps as
•Opponents hit .236 (57-for-242)...lefties hit .256 (21-for- the only two Yankees relievers who have recorded nine
82) while right-handed batters hit .225 (36-for-160)...2021 strikeouts in 4.0 IP-or-fewer.
marked his second-career Opening Day roster.
•Was placed on the 10-day IL on July 8 (retro to July 5) with
•In 16 relief appearances, went 2-1 with a 2.33 ERA (10 ER, a right middle finger contusion…transferred to the 60-day
38.2 IP) and 42 strikeouts compared to going 0-3 with a 5.47 IL on July 27…missed 57 team games…in three rehab app.
ERA (15 ER, 24.2 IP) and 20 punchies in six starts…tossed at (one start) with Triple-A Scranton/Wilkes-Barre from Augsut
least 1.1 innings in 15 of his 16 relief appearances. 31-September 7, was 0-1 with a 4.76 ERA (3 ER, 5.2 IP) and 11
•Was the first Yankees pitcher in franchise history to record strikeouts…reinstated on Sept. 10 and went 2-0 with a 3.00
at least four outs in each of his first 15 relief appearances of ERA (5 ER, (15.0 IP) and 15 SO in eight relief app.
a season from April 4-September 30 (previous record: Ron
Davis’ 14 G from April 11-May 27, 1980).
2020
•His four scoreless relief appearances of at least 3.0 innings
were the most by a Yankees reliever since Adam Warren •Made his first-career Opening Day roster...went 1-2 with a
(also four in 2013). 7.76 ERA (23 ER, 26.2 IP) in nine games (four starts) in his
lone stint with the Yankees (July 23-Sept. 21).
•Tossed at least 4.0 scoreless innings of relief twice in 2021…
was just the third Yankees reliever since 2006 to record •In four starts, went 0-2 with an 8.36 ERA (13 ER, 14.0
multiple relief outings of at least 4.0 scoreless innings. IP)…was 1-0 with a 7.11 ERA (12.2 IP, 10 ER) in five relief
appearances…tossed at least 3.0 innings in six of his nine
•Did not allow a run in his 1st four app. of the season from appearances overall (three starts).
April 4-May 9…was only the 4th Yankees reliever in franchise
history to toss more than an inning and not allow a run •Served as the Yankees’ “opener” in Game 2 on August 8 @
in each of his 1st four relief app. of a season, joining Rich TB, allowing 3 ER in 3.2 IP to record the loss…was his first-
Monteleone (1st 5 relief app. in 1992), Luis Arroyo (1st 5 relief career game started.
app. in 1961) and Hal Reniff (first four relief app, in 1964). •Earned his first Major League win on August 17 vs. BOS (3.0
•Made his season debut on April 4 vs. TOR and tossed 6.0 IP, 3H, 1 ER, 2 SO).
scoreless innings in relief, retiring his final 16 batters faced… P
OSTSEASON: Made his Postseason debut—and only
was the first Yankee to toss at least 6.0 scoreless innings playoff appearance—in ALDS Game 3 vs. Tampa Bay at
in relief while allowing one hit-or-fewer since Bob Shirley Petco Park, tossing 2.0 perfect innings…struck out Brett
on September 21, 1986 @ DET…became the first Yankee to
Phillips (foul tip) in the eighth for his first career Postseason
retire at least 16 straight batters in his season debut since strikeout…(was not on NYY's AL Wild Card Series roster @
Ron Guidry on April 5, 1979 vs. MIL (also 16 in-a-row). CLE).
•Made his first start of the season on May 30 @ DET and •Following the season, was tabbed by Baseball America as
took the loss…marked his first start since September 21, having the “Best Control” among Yankees farmhands.
2020 against TOR in Buffalo.
•Made six starts for NYY from May 30-June 28, going 0-3
with a 5.47 ERA (15 ER, 24.2IP). 2019
•Tossed an immaculate inning in the 4th inning on June 4 • Saw his first Major League action on Sept. 27 @ TEX,
vs. BOS (5.1 IP, 6 H, 4 ER, 0 BB, 5 K, 1 HR)…King was one making just the one appearance (2.0 IP, 2 H, 1 R, 0 ER and
of two Yankees pitchers to throw an immaculate inning in 1 SO).
2021 as Chad Green threw one later in the season in Game
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KING
• Was signed to a Major League contract and selected to the wins among Miami farmhands...acquired by NYY along with
Yankees’ active roster on Sept. 19...it was his lone stint with international bonus slot money from MIA in exchange for
the Yankees in 2019 (September 19-29). Garrett Cooper and Caleb Smith on November 20, 2017.
• Spent the first four months of the season on the minor • In 2016, made his professional debut, combining with the
league IL…combined with the GCL Yankees West, Single-A GCL Marlins, Single-A Batavia and Single-A Greensboro
Staten Island, Double-A Trenton and Triple-A Scranton/ to go 3-3 with a 4.11 ERA in 15 games (one start)...made his
Wilkes-Barre to go 3-2 with a 5.48 ERA (28 ER, 46.0 IP) first four appearances with the GCL Marlins, going 1-1 with
and 44 strikeouts in 11 games (eight starts)...made two a 10.80 ERA and was transferred to Batavia on July 16, going
Postseason appearances, one with the RailRiders and one 2-2 with one save and a 3.38 ERA in 10 appearances.
with the Thunder.
PERSONAL
2018
• Graduated from Bishop Hendricken (R.I.) High School,
• Combined to go 11-5 with two complete games and a 1.79 where he was named the 2013 Rhode Island Gatorade
ERA in 25 games (24 starts) with Single-A Tampa (7 GS), Player of the Year as a senior…was also a Louisville Slugger
Double-A Trenton (12 G, 11 GS) and Triple-A Scranton/ First-Team All-American and the Rhode Island Baseball
Wilkes-Barre (6 GS)…allowed 2ER-or-fewer in 21-of-24 Coaches Association Player of the Year
starts.
• Grew up a Yankees fan in Rhode Island, eventually playing
• Won Kevin Law's “Pitcher of the Year” Award, presented for his childhood team.
annually to the top pitcher among Yankees farmhands…
• In three seasons with Boston College (2014-16), went 11-11
ranked second among all minor leaguers in ERA (min. 100.0
with four saves and a 3.14 ERA (73 ER, 209.1 IP) in 47 games
IP)…his 5.24 SO/BB ratio ranked sixth among all minor
(27 starts)…his 3.14 career ERA ranks second all-time at
leaguers (min. 100.0IP)…among Yankees farmhands, led in
Boston College.
strikeouts and ERA.
• His father, Jim, started GaGa brand ice cream back in Rhode
• Started the season with Single-A Tampa and was named
Island.
a Florida State League Mid-Season All-Star after going 1-3
with a 1.79 ERA (8 ER, 40.1 IP) in seven starts...promoted to • His sister Olivia is a songwriter and performer, and in his
Double-A Trenton on May 19 and went 6-2 with a 2.09 ERA junior year at Boston College, she gave him a Christmas
(19 ER, 82.0 IP) and 76 strikeouts…earned Eastern League present by writing a song "Messin' With The King."...she
“Pitcher of the Week” honors from June 25-July 1. wrote it and sings the chorus, and Michael used it with the
Yankees as his warm-up song prior to his outings. Said
• Was transferred to Scranton/WB on Aug. 4 and went 4-0
Michael: "Since my junior year I've had it every year and I
with a 1.15 ERA (5 ER, 39.0 IP) with 31 punchouts in six
try to make sure that every home stadium plays it for me
starts…allowed more than one run in just one-of-six starts.
because one, it's really cool, gets me pumped up and I'm
• Earned International League’s August Pitcher of the Month just trying to get my sister as much publicity as possible
honors after going 3-0 with a 1.09 ERA. because she's so talented."
• Made two Postseason starts for the RailRiders, going 0-1 • Married his fiancée, Sheila, 10 days after he was traded to to
with a 3.38 ERA. the Padres from the Yankees at the Pierre Hotel in midtown
Manhattan. “It was like our going away party,” King told
• Following the season, was named to Baseball America’s
MLB.com's AJ Cassavell. “And we had a freaking blast.”
Minor League All-Star Second Team…was named an MiLB.
com Organization All-Star…was also tabbed by Baseball
America as the No. 5 prospect in the Yankees system and
as having the organization’s “Best Control.
2016-17
• In 2017, went 11-9 with a 3.14 ERA (52 ER, 149.0 IP) in 26
games (25 starts) with Single-A Greensboro…was tied for
second in the South Atlantic League in wins, ranked third in
innings pitched and was 10th in ERA...was 3rd in ERA and
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KING
MICHAEL KING CAREER PITCHING
2016 G-MRL ROK 1 1 10.80 4 0 0 0 0 5.0 11 6 6 0 0 2 3 2.60 .440 25 0 0 27 39/31
2016 BAT A(Short) 2 2 3.38 10 1 0 1 2 21.1 22 8 8 0 1 6 15 1.31 .278 79 3 4 87 320/209
2016 GBO A(Full) 0 0 0.00 1 0 0 0 0 4.1 4 2 0 0 0 1 2 1.15 .235 17 0 1 18 64/43
2016 3 Teams Minors 3 3 4.11 15 1 0 1 2 30.2 37 16 14 0 1 9 20 1.50 .306 121 3 5 132 423/283
2017 GBO A(Full) 11 9 3.14 26 25 2 0 0 149.0 141 55 52 14 11 21 106 1.09 .252 559 6 14 597 2007/1359
2018 TAM A(Adv) 1 3 1.79 7 7 0 0 0 40.1 33 15 8 1 2 10 45 1.07 .219 151 2 2 164 608/399
2018 TRN AA 6 2 2.09 12 11 1 0 0 82.0 65 23 19 4 3 13 76 0.95 .220 296 4 10 318 1116/777
2018 SWB AAA 4 0 1.15 6 6 1 0 0 39.0 20 5 5 3 0 6 31 0.67 .147 136 1 3 142 531/352
2018 3 Teams Minors 11 5 1.79 25 24 2 0 0 161.1 118 43 32 8 5 29 152 0.91 .202 583 7 15 624 2255/1528
2019 G-YAW ROK 0 0 4.76 3 2 0 0 0 5.2 3 3 3 0 1 2 8 0.88 .150 20 1 0 23 46/36
2019 SI A(Short) 0 0 0.00 1 1 0 0 0 4.0 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 1.00 .308 13 0 2 13 56/38
2019 TRN AA 0 1 9.95 3 2 0 0 0 12.2 20 15 14 1 2 2 8 1.74 .351 57 0 0 61 229/147
2019 SWB AAA 3 1 4.18 4 3 0 0 0 23.2 20 12 11 3 3 6 28 1.10 .227 88 0 2 98 365/231
2019 NYY MLB 0 0 0.00 1 0 0 0 0 2.0 2 1 0 0 0 0 1 1.00 .222 9 0 0 9 41/24
2019 4 Teams Minors 3 2 5.48 11 8 0 0 0 46.0 47 30 28 4 6 10 44 1.24 .264 178 1 4 195 696/452
2020 NYY MLB 1 2 7.76 9 4 0 0 0 26.2 30 23 23 5 2 11 26 1.54 .278 108 0 2 121 470/296
2021 SWB AAA 0 1 4.76 3 1 0 1 1 5.2 5 3 3 1 1 0 11 0.88 .227 22 0 0 23 84/61
2021 NYY MLB 2 4 3.55 22 6 0 0 0 63.1 57 29 25 6 6 24 62 1.28 .236 242 5 4 275 1009/654
2022 NYY MLB 6 3 2.29 34 0 0 1 3 51.0 35 15 13 3 0 16 66 1.00 .192 182 2 6 199 776/510
2023 NYY MLB 4 8 2.75 49 9 0 6 10 104.2 88 35 32 10 5 32 127 1.15 .226 390 2 9 431 1681/1076
Career NYY MLB 13 17 3.38 115 19 0 7 13 247.2 212 103 93 24 13 83 282 1.19 .228 931 9 21 1035 3977/2560

2020 NYY MLB 0 0 0.00 1 0 0 0 0 2.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0.00 .000 6 0 0 6 23/15
2020 NYY MLB 0 0 0.00 1 0 0 0 0 2.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0.00 .000 6 0 0 6 23/15

2016 Signed by MIA as a 12th-round selection in the 2016 First-Year Player Draft, June 21
2017 Acquired by NYY from MIA along with 2017-18 international signing bonus pool money in exchange for INF Garrett Cooper and LHP Caleb
Smith, November 20
2023 Acquired from NYY along with C Kyle Higashioka and RHPs Randy Vásquez, Jhony Brito and Drew Thorpe in exchange for OFs Juan Soto
and Trent Grisham, December 6
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STEPHEN
KOLEK
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Height: 6-3 Bats: R Full Name Stephen James Kolek
Date of Birth April 18, 1997 in Houston, Texas
Weight: 231 Throws: R Current Residence Temple, Texas
COLE-ick
Selected by SD in the Major League Phase of the Rule 5 Draft from SEA's Triple-A roster
RHP How Obtained
on December 6, 2023

2x Texas League Pitcher of the Week (June 5 & July 10, 2022 - Arkansas)
• Selected by SD in the Major League Phase of the 2023
Rule 5 Draft from SEA's Triple-A roster on December 6,
2023 during the Winter Meetings in Nashville, Tennessee.
2022
• In the 1st half of the 2023 season at the Triple-A level,
•Spent the entire 2022 season with Double-A Arkansas,
went 2-2 with a 9.64 ERA (25 ER, 23.1 IP), 1.97 WHIP,
appearing in 27 games (all starts) and going 6-13 with a 4.51
and .316 opponents average in 15 appearances. In 29
ERA (72 ER, 143.2 IP), setting career highs in strikeouts (138)
appearances in the season's second half, he went 2-0
and innings pitched.
with a 0.94 ERA (4 ER, 38.1 IP), 0.91 WHIP, and .154
opponents' average. •Allowed 10 home runs, his first-career season allowing
double-digit homers.
• Originally drafted by LAD in the 11th round of the 2018
MLB Draft out of Texas A&M, where made 44 collegiate •Walked a career-high 66 batters in 636 batters faced but
appearances (33 starts) and posted a 12-11 record with a also logged a career-high 138 strikeouts.
4.03 ERA and 162 strikeouts in 199.0 IP.
• Brother of Tyler Kolek, who was drafted 2nd overall in
2021
2014 by MIA.
•Acquired by SEA from LAD on April 28 in exchange for
cash considerations...spent majority of the campaign with
2023 SEASON Single-A Everett, going 3-3 with a 5.93 ERA and a .251
opponents batting average in in 21 appearances (nine
•Began the season with Double-A Arkansas before being starts)...also appeared in two games with Single-A Modesto
promoted to Triple-A Tacoma, where he spent the majority (May 5-8) and one game with Double-A Arkansas (June 17).
of the season, pitching to a 4-2 record and a 4.23 ERA
(29 ER, 61.2 IP) in 44 appearances (one start) with a .224 •Overall between the three clubs, went 4-3 in 24
opponent batting average. appearances (9 starts) for a 6.03 ERA (40 ER, 59.2 IP) and a
.257 opponent clip.
•Made five scoreless appearances with Double-A Arkansas,
going 2-0 and holding opposing batters to a .042 clip with a •Struck out a career-high 11 batters in 4.2 innings on August
0.39 WHIP before being promoted to TAC on April 27. 21 at Eugene.
•Between the Double-A and Triple-A levels, he went 6-2 with •Tossed at least 3.0 innings in 10 appearances, including a
a 3.76 ERA and .206 opponent average, and his 49 total pair of season-high 5.0-inning outings: July 21 at Vancouver
appearances set a career high in a season. (5.0 IP) and July 27 vs. Eugene (5.0 IP).
•Allowed just three home runs in 61.2 innings pitched for

Tacoma. 2018-20
•His 44 appearances for TAC ranked 3rd on the club, and his • Did not pitch in 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic .
49 between TAC and ARK set a new high in a single season.
• Spent the 2019 season with Single-A Great Lakes,
•In the 1st half of the season at the Triple-A level, he went appearing in 27 games (25 starts) and set career highs
2-2 with a 9.64 ERA (25 ER, 23.1 IP), 1.97 WHIP, and .316 in nearly every pitching category, including wins (seven),
opponent batting average in 15 appearances...in 29 innings pitched (131.1 IP) and strikeouts (109).
appearances in the season's second half, he went 2-0 with
a 0.94 ERA (4 ER, 38.1 IP), 0.91 WHIP, and .154 opponents' • Spent the majority of his first professional season in 2018
average. with Single-A Great Lakes and also appeared in 3 games
with Short-A Ogden (from June 30-July 6)…tossed 13.2
•Had reverse splits with TAC, holding left-handed batters to scoreless innings over 6 appearances from July 11-Aug. 1 (8
a .205 opponent clip and a .234 opponent average to right- H, 4 BB, 9 SO), and he earned his 1st-career win on August
handed batters. 8 at South Bend.
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STEPHEN
KOLEK
PERSONAL • Was an agribusiness major at Texas A&M...enjoys fishing,
hunting and playing golf.
• Gaduated from Shephed (TX) High School in 2015, and he
earned All-District 23-4A First Team accolades as a senior. • Parents are James and Brenda Kolek.
• Spent three seasons at Texas A&M University prior to being • Has one older brother, Tyler, who was the second overall
drafted by the Los Angeles Dodgers in the 11th-round of the pick by the Miami Marlins in the 2014 First-Year Player Draft.
2018 Draft...made 44 appearances for Texas A&M (33 starts)
and posted a 12-11 record with a 4.03 ERA, 162 strikeouts in
199.0 innings.
STEPHEN KOLEK CAREER PITCHING

2018 OGD ROK 0 0 6.23 3 0 0 1 1 4.1 6 3 3 1 0 1 3 1.62 .316 19 1 0 21 68/43
2018 GL A(Full) 2 0 0.66 14 0 0 2 2 27.1 16 2 2 0 0 6 27 0.80 .168 95 2 3 102 381/255
2018 2 Teams Minors 2 0 1.42 17 0 0 3 3 31.2 22 5 5 1 0 7 30 0.92 .193 114 3 3 123 449/298
2019 GL A(Full) 7 8 5.00 27 25 0 0 0 131.1 143 87 73 7 6 48 109 1.45 .276 518 12 9 580 2131/1353
2021 MOD A 1 0 6.00 2 0 0 0 0 3.0 3 2 2 0 0 2 0 1.67 .300 10 0 1 12 55/31
2021 EVE A+ 3 3 5.93 21 9 0 0 0 54.2 55 38 36 7 6 20 66 1.37 .251 219 6 2 245 944/612
2021 ARK AA 0 0 9.00 1 0 0 0 0 2.0 3 3 2 0 1 3 1 3.00 .375 8 0 0 13 54/28
2021 3 Teams Minors 4 3 6.03 24 9 0 0 0 59.2 61 43 40 7 7 25 67 1.44 .257 237 6 3 270 1053/671
2022 ARK AA 6 13 4.51 27 27 0 0 0 143.2 140 79 72 10 18 66 138 1.43 .257 544 6 14 636 2453/1515
2023 ARK AA 2 0 0.00 5 0 0 0 0 7.2 1 0 0 0 1 2 11 0.39 .042 24 0 0 27 122/79
2023 TAC AAA 4 2 4.23 44 1 0 4 7 61.2 51 34 29 3 3 30 65 1.31 .224 228 3 7 263 1013/649
2023 2 Teams Minors 6 2 3.76 49 1 0 4 7 69.1 52 34 29 3 4 32 76 1.21 .206 252 3 7 290 1135/728

2018 Signed by LAD as a 11th-round selection in the First-Year Player Draft, June 14
2021 Acquired by SEA from LAD in exchange for cash considerations, April 28
2023 Selected by SD in the Major League Phase of the Rule 5 Draft from SEA's Triple-A roster, December 6
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KEVIN
KOPPS NRI
94
Height: 6-0 Bats: R Full Name Kevin Richard Kopps
Date of Birth March 2, 1997 in Houston, Texas
Weight: 198 Throws: R Current Residence Sugar Land, Texas
cops
kevinkopps How Obtained Signed as a 3rd-round selection in the 2021 First-Year Player Draft on July 19, 2021
•On the season, he tossed 1.1+ IP in 27 of his 46 appearances,

QUICK HITS
including 2.0+ IP in 18 outings…when he tossed 2.0+ IP, he
was 4-1 with a 1.86 ERA (8 ER, 38.2 IP).
• 2024 marked his 2nd Major League Spring Training
invitation (also: 2022).
• Spent majority of 2023 with Double-A San Antonio (2.63 2022
ERA in 33 appearances) before making his Triple-A debut
•Spent the entirety of his 2nd professional season with
with El Paso (6.89 ERA in 13 appearances).
Double-A San Antonio, leading the Missions in appearances
• Spent all of 2022 with Double-A San Antonio, leading the (42) while also making the only 3 starts of his professional
Missions with 42 appearances. career.
• Won the Golden Spikes Award as the top collegiate •In his season debut on April 9, allowed 2 hits and converted
player in 2021 out of the University of Arkansas. Joined the save…3 of his 4 saves on the year came across his first 9
former Razorback outfielder Andrew Benintendi (2015) as appearances from April 9-May 5…converted 4 of 5 his SVO
the 2nd student-athlete from Arkansas to win the award. on the season, posting a 9.00 ERA (5 ER, 5.0 IP) and .235
opponent clip in save situations.
• In his award-laden 2021 season at Arkansas, he posted
a 12-1 record with 11 saves, and posted the nation’s •Owned a .195 opponent clip (16-for-82) across his first 21
lowest ERA (0.90) and WHIP (0.76) while striking out 131 appearances from April 9-June 26, but posted a 5.70 ERA (15
batters in 89.2 innings of work. Opposing hitters had a ER, 23.2 IP) with a 24-to-20 SO/BB ratio.
.162 batting average against the right-hander, who set
•Allowed multiple earned runs in just 2 of his final 21 app.
the program’s single-season record for ERA during his
from July 1-Sept. 16, posting a 2.93 ERA (10 ER, 30.2 IP).
historic year.
•Made the first 3 starts of his professional career in
consecutive outings from Aug. 28-Sept. 8, striking out 11
2023 SEASON across his 7.0 IP (5.14 ERA).
•Spent the majority of the season with Double-A San Antonio •Allowed just 4 HR…among all Double-A hurlers who made
(33 app., 2.63 ERA) before receiving his first-career Triple-A at least 40 app., his 0.66 HR/9 IP ratio ranked T-13th.
action (13 app., 6.89 ERA).
•Struck out at least 1 while allowing at least 1 ER in 8 of his 2021
first 21 outings from April 7-June 28 (3.93 ERA), including
multiple ER in 5 of those 8. • M
ade his professional debut in '21, allowing just 1 ER (0.61
ERA) in 14 relief outings between the Arizona Complex
•Did not allow an ER in 14 consecutive outings from July League Padres (R), Fort Wayne (A) and San Antonio (AA).
1-Aug. 20 between his final 12 appearances for the Missions
and his first 2 for Triple-A El Paso…over the stretch, he •Struck out the side in his first profesisonal outing on Aug. 2
limited hitters to a .198 AVG (16-for-81), posted a 25-to-6 SO/ at the ACL Angels.
BB ratio and converted 4 of his 5 SVO over the stretch. •Allowed 1 run in his 2nd pro outing vs. the ACL White Sox,
•Converted 6 of his 8 total SVO for the Missions, posting a which was also his only outing lasting longer than 1.0 IP...
1.46 ERA (2 ER, 12.1 IP) with a 13.1 SO/9 IP ratio and a .213 proceeded to allow 0 runs and just 3 hits (.079 AVG) across
opponents’ AVG in save situations. his next 12 outings of the campaign from Aug. 9-Sept. 18.
•At the time of his promotion to ELP on Aug. 15, his 2.63 ERA •Promoted to FW on Aug. 20 and finished off the game in 5 of
ranked 7th among all Double-A hurlers who made at least his 8 app. with the TinCaps, going 1-0 and coverting all 3 of
30 appearances from April 7 to Aug. 14. his SVO...allowed just 2 hits overall while with FW.
•Posted a 6.89 ERA (12 ER, 15.2 IP) for the Chihuahuas, •Promoted to SA on Sept. 14 and posted 2 scoreless outings.
allowing 1+ ER in 5 of his 13 Triple-A outings…9 of his 12 ER •Recorded at least 1 SO in 12 of his 14 outings...struck out 22
came in back-to-back outings on Sept. 7 and Sept. 10 vs. and walked just 5 in his 14.2 IP (13.50 SO/9 IP ratio).
Round Rock…remove those 2 outings, he had a 2.05 ERA (3
ER, 13.2 IP) across his other 11 Triple-A appearances.
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KEVIN
NRI
KOPPS
PERSONAL Super Regional (June 13), striking out a season-high nine in

8.0 innings.
•T
ook home nearly every major award in college baseball
in 2021, including the Golden Spikes Award, Dick Howser • Member of an Arkansas pitching staff that set a school
Trophy, SEC Pitcher of the Year as well as National Player of record with 657 strikeouts in 2021.
the Year by Collegiate Baseball and D1Baseball.
• Named 1 of 5 finalists for the Amateur Athletic Union
• Struck out 131 batters, the 3rd-most in a single season (AAU) James E. Sullivan Award, presented to the most
in Arkansas program history, while walking just 18 and outstanding athlete in the United States, along with US
allowing only nine earned runs all season. Olympic gold medalists Simone Biles (gymnastics), Caeleb
Dressel (swimming), Athing Mu (track and field) and Maddie
• Punched out at least one batter in all of his team-leading 33 Musselman (water polo).
appearances, including 29 multi-strikeout efforts.
• Son of Rick and Michelle…has one sister, Ashley, who
• His lone start of his award-winning season came against played softball at Sam Houston State.
NC State in a must-win Game 3 of the NCAA Tournament
KEVIN KOPPS CAREER PITCHING

2021 A-PAD ROK 0 0 1.93 4 0 0 0 0 4.2 3 1 1 0 0 1 10 0.86 .176 17 0 0 18 41/37
2021 FW A+ 1 0 0.00 8 0 0 3 3 8.0 2 0 0 0 0 4 10 0.75 .080 25 1 1 29 96/63
2021 SA AA 0 0 0.00 2 0 0 0 0 2.0 0 0 0 0 1 1 2 0.50 .000 6 0 0 8 32/20
2021 3 Teams Minors 1 0 0.61 14 0 0 3 3 14.2 5 1 1 0 1 6 22 0.75 .104 48 1 1 55 169/120
2022 SA AA 1 2 4.14 42 3 0 4 5 54.1 44 30 25 4 5 34 60 1.44 .219 201 10 3 241 954/584
2023 SA AA 4 3 2.63 33 0 0 6 8 54.2 55 27 16 2 5 24 67 1.45 .255 216 10 2 247 958/615
2023 ELP AAA 0 1 6.89 13 0 0 1 3 15.2 20 14 12 1 2 12 14 2.04 .303 66 0 1 81 296/175
2023 2 Teams Minors 4 4 3.58 46 0 0 7 11 70.1 75 41 28 3 7 36 81 1.58 .266 282 10 3 328 1254/790

2021 Signed by SD as a 3rd-round selection in the First-Year Player Draft, July 19
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AUSTIN
KROB NRI
95
Height: 6-2 Bats: L Full Name Austin Michael Krob
Date of Birth September 20, 1999 in Lisbon, Iowa
Weight: 212 Throws: L Current Residence Fort Worth, Texas
austinkrob
How Obtained Signed as a 12th-round selection in the 2022 First-Year Player Draft on August 1, 2022
LHP Contract Status Signed through 2024
QUICK HITS 15 @ Great Lakes, going 3.0 scoreless innings with one hit
allowed.
• 2024 marked his first invitation to Major League Spring • Also made one Postseason appearance with SA on
Training after just 25 minor league appearances (23 September 22 vs. Amarillo, tossing 2.1 innings with a run
starts) and a 3.01 ERA (38 ER, 113.2 IP) across his first 2 allowed on two hits.
professional seasons (2022-23).
• Drafted by SD in the 12th-round of the 2022 First-Year
Player Draft out of Texas Christian University, and was 2022
named to the 2021 NCAA Fort Worth All-Regional Team
• Made just three appearances in his professional debut in
and a 2nd team All-Big 12 selection for the Horned Frogs.
2022 after being drafted by the Padres in the 12th round
of the 2022 First-Year Player Draft out of Texas Christian
University.
2023 SEASON
• Made one appearance for Rookie-Level ACL Padres before
• Appeared in 22 games (making 21 starts) between getting assigned to Single-A Lake Elsinore.
Single-A Lake Elsinore and Single-A Fort Wayne, posting a
cumulative 2.72 ERA (33 ER, 109.1 IP). • For the Storm, made just two appearances (both starts) and
tossed 3.1 innings overall for a 13.50 ERA (5 ER, 3.1 IP).
• After working just 4.1 innings in 2022, he psoted 50.0 IP in
2023 with LE and 59.1 IP with FW (109.1 IP in total). • Between the two clubs, he owned a 10.38 ERA (5 ER, 4.1 IP)
with opponents hitting .300.
• Began the season with LE, making 11 appearances (10
starts), and he owned a 2.34 ERA in his 50.0 innings...
opponents hit just .243 against him (46-for-189). PERSONAL
• For the Storm, allowed just 1 home run in his 216 batters • Parents are Brian and Sonja...has a brother, Colton and a
faced...with Fort Wayne, allowed 4 home runs in 254 batters sister, Karlie.
faced.
• Earned four varsity letters at Lisbon High School in Iowa,
• In the month of May, made 4 appearances (3 starts) and where he was named an IHSBCA All-Star as a senior,
owned a 1.27 ERA (3 ER, 21.1 IP) with a .218 opponent all-state honors as a junior and senior, all-conference
average and 1.03 WHIP. performer as a senior, district Co-MVP, and first-team All-
• Left-handed hitters hit .216 against the southpaw while with Iowa following senior campaign...hit .492 with 16 doubles,
LE...righties hit .250 against him. nine triples and eight home runs while stealing 29 bases as
a senior.
• After his start on June 20, was promoted to FW on June 27,
making his debut with the club on June 29 @ Lake County... • Played one season at Kirkwood Community College in
allowed 2 runs on 5.0 innings for the win. Cedar Rapids, Iowa, making 32 appearances on the season.
• Had his best month with FW in July, posting a 1.64 ERA • Transferred to Texas Christian University, where he was
(4 ER, 22.0 IP) in four appearances (all starts), with a .250 named to the 2021 NCAA Fort Worth All-Regional Team and
opponents' average. a 2nd-team All-Big 12 selection...also earned Big 12 Pitcher
of the Week honors (April 5, 2021), and was named Big 12
• Went 5-3 with the TinCaps where he finished his season Newcomer of the Week (March 29, 2021).
with a 3.03 ERA (20 ER, 59.1 IP)...opponents hit just .196 (11-
for-56) against him with RISP while with FW.
• Struck out 65 batters with FW while allowing 21 walks...
between LE and FW, he fanned 124 batters and allowed 43
free passes.
• Forced opposing hitters to ground into 11 double plays (7
with LE and 4 with FW).
• Appeared in one Postseason game for FW on September
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2022 A-PAD ROK 0 0 0.00 1 0 0 0 0 1.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.00 .000 3 0 0 3 3-Mar
2022 LE A 0 0 13.50 2 2 0 0 0 3.1 6 5 5 1 1 2 4 2.40 .353 17 1 0 20 83/48
2022 2 Teams Minors 0 0 10.38 3 2 0 0 0 4.1 6 5 5 1 1 2 4 1.85 .300 20 1 0 23 86/51
2023 LE A 0 1 2.34 11 10 0 0 0 50.0 46 21 13 1 3 22 59 1.36 .243 189 2 7 216 821/504
2023 FW A+ 5 3 3.03 11 11 0 0 0 59.1 57 26 20 4 2 21 65 1.31 .251 227 4 4 254 1008/627
2023 2 Teams Minors 5 4 2.72 22 21 0 0 0 109.1 103 47 33 5 5 43 124 1.34 .248 416 6 11 470 1829/1131

2022 Signed by SD as a 12-round selection in the First-Year Player Draft, August 1
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Height: 6-1 Bats: R Full Name Moises Lugo
Date of Birth January 20, 1999 in San Cristobal, Dominican Republic
Weight: 247 Throws: R Current Residence San Cristobal, Dominican Republic
LOO-goh MLB Service Time 0.000
How Obtained Signed as an international free agent on March 15, 2017
•18 of his 19 ER allowed for the Missions came in his 16 road

QUICK HITS outings and 30.0 IP (5.40 ERA)…allowed just 1 run (earned)
in his 12 app. and 32.1 IP at home for SA (0.28 ERA).
• T
he 25-year-old right-hander received his 2nd Major
League Spring Training invite in 2024 (1st was in 2023). •Promoted to ELP on Aug. 30 and was scoreless in 7 of his 11
outings with the Chihuahuas…4 of his 7 ER allowed came
• O
ver 137 minor league appearances (37 starts) in the in his penultimate outing of the season on Sept. 25 vs.
Padres' system from 2017-23, he went 23-12 with 4 saves Oklahoma City…remove that outing, and Lugo had a 3.00
and a 3.69 ERA. ERA across his other 10 Triple-A outings.
• W
as 1 of 4 pitchers in all of minor league baseball in 2022 •Triple-A hitters batted .262 vs. Lugo…all 5 of his walks came
to have 8-or-more winning decisions with 0 losses. in his first 5 outings and 4.1 IP…did not issue a walk across
his final 6 outings and 6.0 IP.
2023 SEASON
2021
•S
pent the entire season with El Paso (AAA), posting a 6.16
ERA (34 ER, 49.2 IP) in 46 relief appearances. • Spent the majority of the season with Fort Wayne (A) before
making his Double-A debut with San Antonio, posting
•H
is 46 relief outings were a career high in a season (besting
career highs in IP (90.1), strikeouts (115) and starts (19).
his previous high of 39 in 2022 between San Antonio (AA)
and ELP)...it also marked his 1st professional season in • Began the season with FW and his ERA sat at a season-
which he did not make a single start. best 2.79 after his first 9 starts from May 8-June 24…allowed
1 ER-or-fewer in 7 of his first 9 starts and limited hitters to
•S
aw a stint on the Injured List when he was placed on the
a .165 clip before allowing a combined 9 ER across his next
7-Day IL on June 10...was activated on June 20.
2 starts on June 30 and July 6…went 4-0 and posted a 2.40
•O
f his 46 total outings, had 3 appearances in which he ERA with a .185 opp. AVG across his final 6 app. (5 starts) for
allowed 4 earned runs. FW before being promoted to SA on Aug. 16.
•2
of his 4 ER outings came across his first 26 outings from • His first 3 app with SA came in starts, going 0-1 with a 2.53
March 31-July 16 (5.76 ERA)...remove those 2 outings, and he ERA and .225 opp. clip…finished the season with 3 scoreless
had a 2.99 ERA across his other 24 outings in that stretch. relief outings and 4.1 IP, allowing just 2 hits (.133 AVG).
•Righties hit .233 vs. Lugo while lefties hit .257...held
opposing batters to a .210 clip when pitching with RISP.
2020
• Did not pitch competitively due to the COVID-19 pandemic
2022 and was not a part of the Padres’ 60-man player pool at
their Alternate Training Site.
•S
pent most of the season with San Antonio (AA) while
also making his Triple-A debut with El Paso (AAA), going a
combined 8-0 with 2 saves, a 3.22 ERA (26 ER, 72.2 IP) and
2017-19
97 SO vs. 39 BB across a career-high 39 appearances.
• Split the 2019 season between the Rookie-Level Arizona
•B
egan the season with SA, where he made 28 app. (1 start),
League Padres and Fort Wayne (A), going a combined 5-2
going 6-0 with a 2.74 ERA (19 ER, 62.1 IP).
with a 3.83 ERA (17 ER, 40.0 IP) and 41 SO vs. 8 BB across 9
•T
ossed 2.0 innings-or-more in 23 of his 28 outings with the relief outings.
Missions, posting a 1.56 ERA and .161 opp. AVG in those
• Made 2 starts for the AZL Padres in 2018, allowing 8 runs
appearances…went hitless in 8 of his multi-inning outings.
across 3.0 IP (24.00 ERA).
•S
A won 8 consecutive appearances of his from May 10-June
• Made his professional debut with the DSL Padres in 2017,
22, and also in 9 straight outings from July 13-Aug. 23.
going 2-2 with a 2.11 ERA (15 ER, 64.0 IP) across 13 starts.
•P
osted season highs in IP (3.1) and strikeouts (7) on July 24
vs. Corpus Christi and did not allow a hit.
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2017 D-PAD ROK 2 2 1.97 13 13 0 0 0 64.0 50 20 14 1 3 17 54 1.05 .217 230 9 4 254 437/346
2018 A-PA1 ROK 0 1 24.00 2 2 0 0 0 3.0 10 8 8 0 0 4 4 4.67 .526 19 0 1 23 48/30
2019 A-PA1 ROK 4 1 1.93 9 0 0 0 0 28.0 28 13 6 1 3 2 28 1.07 .269 104 2 4 111 178/163
2019 A-PA2 ROK 1 0 2.57 2 0 0 0 0 7.0 6 2 2 0 0 3 10 1.29 .231 26 0 0 29 60/46
2019 FW A(Full) 0 1 16.20 3 2 0 0 0 5.0 8 9 9 2 2 3 3 2.20 .381 21 0 1 27 98/59
2019 3 Teams Minors 5 2 3.83 14 2 0 0 0 40.0 42 24 17 3 5 8 41 1.25 .278 151 2 5 167 336/268
2019 2 Teams ROK 5 1 2.06 11 0 0 0 0 35.0 34 15 8 1 3 5 38 1.11 .262 130 2 4 140 238/209
2021 FW A+ 4 3 3.46 17 16 0 0 0 75.1 52 30 29 9 3 32 93 1.12 .193 269 7 3 311 1241/767
2021 SA AA 0 1 1.80 6 3 0 0 0 15.0 11 4 3 1 2 8 22 1.27 .200 55 1 1 65 298/181
2021 2 Teams Minors 4 4 3.19 23 19 0 0 0 90.1 63 34 32 10 5 40 115 1.14 .194 324 8 4 376 1539/948
2022 SA AA 6 0 2.74 28 1 0 2 2 62.1 41 22 19 4 2 34 85 1.20 .186 221 3 1 258 1111/680
2022 ELP AAA 2 0 6.10 11 0 0 0 1 10.1 11 8 7 2 1 5 12 1.55 .262 42 1 0 48 191/122
2022 2 Teams Minors 8 0 3.22 39 1 0 2 3 72.2 52 30 26 6 3 39 97 1.25 .198 263 4 1 306 1302/802
2023 ELP AAA 4 3 6.16 46 0 0 2 6 49.2 47 38 34 4 6 38 69 1.71 .242 194 7 3 240 1010/602

2017 Signed by SD as an international free agent, March 15
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Height: 6-3 Bats: R Full Name Manuel Arturo Machado Jr.
Date of Birth July 6, 1992 in Miami, Florida
Weight: 225 Throws: R Current Residence Coral Gables, Florida
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MLB Debut August 8, 2012 vs. KC (with BAL)
INF How Obtained Signed as a Major League free agent on February 21, 2019

All-MLB First Team (3B, 2020 & 2022 with SD)
MR. DEPENDABLE From 2015-23, Machado’s 5,608 plate
appearances and his 1,294 games played rank 2nd in the 6x All-Star (2013, 2015-16, 2018 with BAL & 2021-22 with SD)
Majors to only Paul Goldschmidt. In his 10 full ML seasons,
he has played in 150-plus games 8 times and has logged NL Silver Slugger (2020, SD)
all 162 games twice. 2x Rawlings Gold Glove (2013 & 2015, BAL)
SERVICE WITH A SMILE Entered 2024 with 11.056 years
Rawlings Platinum Glove (2013, BAL)
of Major League service time, 2nd on the club to only Yu
Darvish (12.000). Wilson Team Defensive Player of the Year (2013, BAL)
300 OF THEM THINGS In Game 1 of SD's July 15, 2023 Home Run Derby Participant (2015)
doubleheader @ PHI, he connected with his 300th career
HR to become the 11th active player to reach the 300 HR AL Player of the Month (April 2016 and August 2017)
plateau.
MVP Voting (9th in 2013, 4th in '15, 5th in '16, 3rd in '20, 18th in '21, 2nd in '22)
WE GOT OUR MAN-NY On February 27, 2023, the Padres
signed Machado to a new 11-year, $350M contract through
the 2033 season, which at the time was the 4th-largest 2023 SEASON
guaranteed contract in MLB history, behind only Mike
Trout ($426.5M), Mookie Betts ($365M) and Aaron Judge • After signing an 11-year contract through the 2033 season
($360M). on Feb. 28th, Machado concluded his 12th Major League
season (5th with SD) tabbed as a Silver Slugger Award
M(ANNY)VP Was a finalist for NL MVP in 2022, finishing finalist after amassing 21 2B, 30 HR and 91 RBI with 3 SB at
2nd in voting behind Paul Goldschmidt. It was his 6th a .258 clip (140-for-543) across 138 games.
season in which he received MVP votes and marked the
highest finish for a Padre since Ken Caminiti won the • Save for the shortened 2020 season, Machado’s 138 games
franchise’s only MVP award in 1996. played were his fewest since an injury-laden 2014 season
(82 G)…2023 marked his 3rd-fewest games played in his
MADE FOR THE MOMENT Slashed .271/.327/.583 and career, trailing the 2014 season and his rookie campaign in
helped guide the Padres to their first NLCS since 1998 in 2012 (51 G).
2022. 7 of his 13 hits went for extra bases, the most extra-
base hits by a Padre in a single Postseason in franchise • Turned in a .975 fielding percentage (7 E/278 TC) across
history. He's also homered at least once in each of his 5 105 games (all starts) at the hot corner, with 74 of those
Postseason series as a Padre dating back to 2020, an SD games coming prior to the All-Star break…made 60 starts
franchise-Postseason record. at third base during the second-half of the season after
being diagnosed with lateral epicondylitis (tennis elbow) in
1500 CLUB On June 15, 2022 at Wrigley Field, collected September.
his 1,500th hit of his career, making him just the 17th player
in Major League history to notch 1,500 hits and 250 home • Per Statcast, his 11 outs above average led the Padres...his
runs before turning 30 years old. 11 OAA at 3B tied for 2nd most among NL third basemen
with COL's Ryan McMahon and trailing just PIT's Ke'Bryan
"EL MINISTRO DE DEFENSA" Given the nickname Hayes' 17...per Fangraphs, his 11 OAA tied with Fernando
following the 2017 World Baseball Classic when he Tatis Jr. for the team lead.
represented the Dominican Republic. Also played for the
• Was placed on the 10-day IL on May 19 (retro: May 16) with
DR in the 2023 WBC.
a left hand fracture and was later reactivated on June 2....
MANNY'S HOT CORNER Established in 2022, Manny's Machado, had not been placed on the IL since 2014 with
Hot Corner hosts underserved youth throughout the BAL (right knee sprain)...since he was reinstated from
season with t-shirts, game tickets, dinner and a meet-and- the IL in 2015, he has played the 2nd-most games of any
greet with Manny himself after batting practice. player in MLB (1,294)...those 1,294 games trailed just Paul
Goldschmidt's 1,312 games for the most of any player since
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2015, and Manny's 280 HR since 2015 also rank 2nd in MLB season from Sept 1-29, hitting .321 (26-for-81) with 2 2B, 5
behind just Nolan Arenado (297). HR and 13 RBI.
• July 5 vs. LAA, hit his 66th HR at Petco Park, passing Adrian • Tallied a 5-game hitting streak from Sept. 22-29 to conclude
Gonzalez's 65 HR for the most homers all-time at Petco his season…hit .500 (11-22) with 2 HR and 7 RBI for a 1.294
Park. OPS...the stretch tied for his 3rd-longest hitting streak of the
year (longest: 7 G, 2 X).
• Celebrated his 31st birthday on July 6...among players who
primarily played third base, Eddie Matthews (399 HR) is • Reached base in 15 of his final 17 games at a .342 clip (.385
the only player with more HR than Machado (294) prior to OBP) with 2 2B, 5 HR and 13 RBI...collected a hit in 12 of his
turning 31. final 16 and 20 of his final 26 games while hitting .288 (32-
for-111) with 3 2B, 6 HR and 17 RBI.
• In Game 1 on July 15 @ PHI, connected with his 300th career
HR to become the 11th active player to reach the 300 HR • On Sept. 22 vs. STL , tallied his 6th multi-HR game of the
plateau. year en route to his 7th, 30-HR season - which ties for the
3rd-most seasons of the kind among active players.
• H
is final start in the field came on Aug. 31...made 19
appearances (all starts) at DH for the remainder of the • Played for the Dominican Republic in the WBC for the 2nd
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time in his career (other: 2017)…hit .235 (4-for-17) with a 2B, Padre and the sixth of his career, which ties for the second-
2 HR and 4 RBI in 4 games. most seasons of that kind among active players from 2012-
22, trailing Mike Trout, Paul Goldschmidt and Nelson Cruz's
• Underwent right elbow extensor tendon repair surgery
seven 30+ home run seasons.
on October 3rd in Los Angeles, performed by Dr. Neal
ElAttrache...estimated recovery timeline was 4-6 months. • On June 15 at CHC, collected his 1,500th hit of his career,
making him just the 17th player in Major League history to
notch 1,500 hits and 250 home runs before turning 30 years
2022 old.
• Capped his 11th Major League season ranking among the • Accrued his 3rd-highest single-season RBI total (102),
top of the NL in OPS (3rd, .898), intentional walks (3rd, 10), marking the 1st time in his career he collected 100+ RBI
AVG (4th, .298), SLG (4th, .531), runs (T-6th, 100), hits (6th, in consecutive seasons (106 RBI in '21)...he is 1 of 4 Major
172), RBI (T-6th, 102), extra-base hits (T-6th, 70), OBP (7th, Leaguers to notch 100+ RBI in each of the last 2 seasons,
.366) and home runs (9th, 32). joining Matt Olson, José Ramírez and Nolan Arenado.
• Finished second in MVP voting, behind Paul Goldschmidt, • Also finished the season tied for third in the NL in multi-hit
marking the highest finish for a Padre since Ken Caminiti games after collecting his 50th multi-hit effort on the last
won the franchise’s only MVP award in 1996...it was also his day of the regular season...2022 tied his 2015 season with
highest individual finish in MVP voting, as well as his fourth- BAL for third-most multi-hit games in a single campaign
career Top-5 finish. (career high: 55 games in 2013 w/ BAL).
• Named to the All-MLB First Team for the second time in his • His 70 XBH ranked third all-time among SD third basemen,
career (also, 2020). behind Phil Nevin (72 in '01) & Ken Caminiti (79 in '96).
• Amassed a career-high 7.4 WAR (Fangraphs), which trailed •Through the first 27 games of the season, Machado was part
just Aaron Judge’s 11.4 mark…it was the highest WAR by a of a duo with former teammate Eric Hosmer that ranked No.
Padres’ position player since Ken Caminiti in 1996. 1 and No. 2 in the Majors in average and OBP for the first
time since 1951, when Dodger teammates Jackie Robinson
• 2022 marked Machado’s second 30+ home run season as a and Pee Wee Reese ranked No. 1 & No. 2 in both categories
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through the first 34 games of the 1951 season. P

OSTSEASON: Slashed .271/.327/.583 and helped guide
the Padres to their first NLCS since 1998 in 2022.
• On May 22, became the first player in MLB history with
three doubles, a triple, three runs and a walk in a single • With his home run in Game 2 of the NLCS, Machado
game. homered in five consecutive Postseason series, dating
back to 2020, making it the longest home run streak in
• Selected as a 2022 All-Star for the sixth time in his career
consecutive Postseason series by a Padre in club history...
on July 19 at Dodger Stadium...he started at 3B and went
the next longest stretch was Jim Leyritz's 2 straight series in
0-for-2...he was robbed of a first-inning single (105 mph exit
1998 and Trent Grisham's two series in 2022.
velocity) by CLE's 2B Andrés Giménez.
• Machado's seven extra-base hits in the 2022 Postseason
• Collected multiple hits in a career-long 8 consecutive games
were the most of any Padre in a single playoff run (previous
from Aug. 9-17, batting .486 (17-for-35) over the stretch...it
high was four XBH, tied by eight previous Padres), and his
was the longest multi-hit streak of any player in 2022 and
4 homers tied with Leyritz' four in 1998 for the most by a
tied with Tony Gwynn's 8-game multi-hit streak in 1988
Padre in a single Postseason.
for the second-longest in club history, trailing just Gary
Sheffield's nine in 1992. • Machado’s 7 RBI trailed just Leyritz' 9 in 1998 and Steve
Garvey's 9 in 1984 for the most of any Padre in a single
• Received Player of the Week honors on Aug. 15, after hitting
Postseason.
.429 with a pair of home runs, 10 RBI, 7 runs and 12 hits...
collected multiple hits in 5 of 6 games from Aug. 8-14, which
included a 3-run, walk-off home run against San Francisco
2021
on Aug. 9.
• In his 3rd season with San Diego, logged 106 RBI, 1 shy of
• On Sept. 28, swiped his ninth bag of the year and was one
his career high (had 107 in 2018 between the Orioles and the
stolen base shy of being the first Padre ever to have multiple
Dodgers).
seasons with triple-digit RBI and double-digit stolen bases....
José Ramirez, Mike Trout, Paul Goldschmidt and Albert • Named to the NL All-Star team in place of Ronald Acuña
Pujols were the only active players to have three such Jr. on July 10...it marked his 5th career All-Star selection, his
seasons. 1st in the NL, and his 1st since 2018 (BAL)...along with Jake
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Cronenworth and Fernando Tatis Jr., Machado's selection National League infielders with CHC's Javy Baez, trailing
marked the 1st time SD had 3 All-Star infielders since 1992, only Dansby Swanson's 10 and Nolan Arenado's 15.
with the other instance coming in 1985.
• Hit 2 of the Padres 7 grand slams in 2020, including a
• His .407 slugging percentage with 2 strikes against him walk off grand slam in the 10th inning on Aug. 19 vs. Texas
ranked 3rd highest in the NL behind just Bryce Harper's .424 Rangers...it was the Padres franchise-record 3rd grand slam
SLG and Brandon Belt's .467 SLG. in 3 games (Eric Hosmer would hit the Major League record
4th GS in 4 games the next day)...the walk off slam made
• Prior to the All-Star game, hit .267 with a .354 OBP, .479
Machado the youngest player in MLB history to have a walk
SLG, and .833 OPS...in the second half, hit .291 with a .338
off GS in both leagues, 1 of 22 players in MLB history with
OBP, .502 SLG, and a .840 OPS.
multiple walkoff grand slams and just 1 of 2 active players
• Hit 122 line drives in 2021, and his 25.8 line drive percentage (also: Giancarlo Stanton), the 2nd player in Padres history to
was the highest in a season in his career. hit a walk-off slam in extra innings, joining Adrian Gonzalez
(June 2, 2010 vs. NYM) and the 1st Padre to hit a walk-off
• His 247 hard-hit balls (those hit 95+ mph) led the NL, and slam in extra innings while trailing in the game.
his 52.2 hard-hit percentage ranked 4th in the NL behind
Tatis Jr. (55.6%), Joey Votto (53.2%), and Juan Soto (52.7%)... • Was named National League Player of the Week in back-
his 93.1 mph average exit velocity ranked 2nd in the NL to-back weeks on August 24 and August 31 (his 5th and 6th
behind teammate Fernando Tatis Jr.'s 93.4 mph. such awards of his career).
• His 63 barrelled balls ranked 5th in the NL and 2nd on SD • Was the 1st Padres player to win NL Player of the Week in
behind Fernando Tatis Jr.'s NL-leading 70 barrelled balls. back-to-back weeks since Tony Gwynn in July 1988, and it
marked the 1st time that the Padres have had consecutive
• His 61 extra-base hits ranked T-2nd on the team with awards since Andy Benes and Gwynn in Aug 1993...
Cronenworth, trailing just Tatis Jr.'s 73 XBH...had a 6-game Machado was the 1st player to be honored in 2 straight
stretch in which he had at least 1 extra-base hit from July weeks since CLE's Francisco Lindor in May '18...along with
17-23 (5 doubles and 1 HR for a .708 SLG). teammate Fernando Tatis Jr.’s award earlier in August (Aug.
• Had a season-long 11-game hitting streak from August 9th), the Padres claimed 3 of the 1st 5 NL POW awards.
26-September 8, during which he hit .333 (15-for-45) with 4 • Posted a 1.190 OPS @ Petco Park, the 3rd best OPS at
2B and 2 HR...had a season-long 16-game OB streak from home in MLB behind Brandon Belt (1.246) and DJ LeMahieu
April 2-18, where he had 18 hits, 13 walks and a .437 OBP. (1.265)...his 42 hits at home led all of baseball.
• Hit .344 (44-for-128) with runners in scoring position, which • His 1.222 OPS in Interleague games ranked 5th in MLB.
ranked 6th highest in the NL...his 1.307 OPS with RISP/ 2 out
ranked 4th in the NL. P
OSTSEASON: In his 4th-career Postseason run, he played
in all 6 games and went 4-for-26 (.154) with 2 home runs, 2
• Led the team in sacrifice flies (11), intentional walks (10), go- RBI and 3 runs scored.
ahead RBI (25), and fly balls hit (164).
• Homered on October 1 vs. STL (Game 1 of the Wild Card
• From the beginning of September through the end of the series) in the 6th inning, following Fernando Tatis Jr.'s
season, posted a .859 OPS with a 505 SLG. homer...it was the 2nd time in SD Postseason history in
• Commissioned the Padres "Swagg Chain"...placed said chain which the Padres hit back-to-back HRs (Tony Gwynn and
on the necks of each Padre in the dugout after they homer Greg Vaughn on Oct. 17, 1998 @ NYY).
and for postgame interviews...is made of real silver and
semi-precious stones that weighed 6.5 lbs.
2019
• In his 1st season with SD, led the Padres in runs (81), XBH
2020 (55) and BB (65), ranked T-1st in runs created (86), 2nd in
• Earned his 1st-career Silver Slugger award and was an HR (32), RBI (85), total hits (150), games played (156), at-
All-MLB First team selection along with teammate Fernando bats (587) and PA (661) and 3rd in 2B (21).
Tatis Jr...was a NL MVP finalist, finishing 3rd in the race • Among all qualifying NL hitters against LHP, ranked T-1st in
behind LAD's Mookie Betts and ATL's Freddie Freeman (the SLG (.685), T-6th in HR (13), 8th in OBP (.404) and T-9th in
winner)...was also a NL Gold Glove Award finalist (3B). AVG (.315).
• Finished the season ranking T-3rd in the National League in • Hit safely in a career-high 13 consecutive road games from
multi-hit games (21), 5th in RBI (47), 6th in total bases (130), April 30-May 28, slashing .333/.386/.549 with 5 2B, 2 HR
T-7th in hits (68), 8th in SLG (.606), and 9th in runs scored and 7 RBI in that time...it tied with Hosmer’s 13-game road
(44)...his .950 OPS was 11th best of any Padre in a season. hit streak from May 14-June 15 for the longest on the club.
• Posted career highs in AVG (.304), OBP (.379), SLG (.580), • Recorded his 1st multi-HR game as a Padre on May 4 vs.
OPS (.950), AB/HR (14.00), AB/RBI (4.77), and runs created LAD, with both HR coming off Rich Hill…it marked the 1st
per 27 outs (7.22). of 4 multi-HR games for Machado in 2019 (also: June 13 at
• His 7 defensive runs saved (FanGraphs) ranked T-3rd among COL, June 29 vs. STL and July 13 vs. ATL) and he finished
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the campaign with 50 career multi-HR games. • L AD went 40-28 in the 2nd half after acquiring Machado...
he finished the regular season with a 10-game hitting streak,
• Recorded an RBI in 8-straight games from June 16-25, 1
going 13-for-40 with 2 2B, 2 HR, 11 RBI, and a .947 OPS.
game shy of the Padres franchise record (3x: Jason Bartlett
in 2011, Steve Finley in 1996 and Sixto Lezcano in 1982). P
OSTSEASON: Hit safely in 11 of the Dodgers' 16 games
(.227 overall) in their NL pennant-winning Postseason run...
• In his return to Baltimore on June 25, homered in his 2nd at-
homered twice in the NLDS vs. ATL and again in Game 1 of
bat, which was his 100th-career HR at Camden Yards.
the NLCS at MIL.
• Hit his 200th career HR on July 20 at Wrigley Field, a 2-run
HR off Jose Quintana…he became the 2nd-youngest 3B (27
years, 14 days old) to hit 200 HR in ML history, behind Eddie 2017
Matthews (25 years, 242 days).
• Appeared in all 6 of the Dominican Republic’s World
• Made his 1st-career PH plate appearance in the 9th inning Baseball Classic games in March…hit .321 (7-for-26).
on September 12 vs. CHC...went 4,678 career PA before
• Named AL Player of the Month for August, his 2nd-career
logging his 1st-career PH appearance, shattering the longest
AL Player of the Month award (also: April 2016)…in August,
start-of-career streak of PA without pinch-hitting (among
he hit .341 (43-for-126) with 6 2B, 13B, 12 HR and 35 RBI.
players to debut since 1961), ahead of Deivi Cruz’s streak of
2,479 PA from 1997-2001. • Named AL Player of the Week for the week of Aug. 14-20.
• Grounded into 24 2B plays, the most in the NL. • Homered 5 times in the 6-game homestand (Aug. 18-23),
including 2 walk-off HR (Aug. 18 and 23)...his 12 home runs in
• Hit .219 (62-for-283) in 78 games at Petco Park as opposed
August were a career high for a single month.
to a .289 mark (88-for-304) in 78 games on the road...when
in opposing NL West ballparks, hit .306 (45-for-147) with 10 • His walk-off grand slam on Aug. 18 vs. LAA was his 3rd
HR and 24 RBI…at Petco Park against the NL West, he hit homer of the game...he became the 13th player in ML history
.186 (22-for-118) with 5 HR and 15 RBI. with 3 HR in a game with the last 1 being a walk-off.
• Hit 3 grand slams in 2017...his 6 grand slams from 2016-17
were the most in the majors…became just the 10th player in
2018
ML history to hit 3 grand slams in a calendar month.
• Acquired by LAD from BAL on July 18, a day after the All-
• Hit a ML-leading 3 walk-off HR in 2017 (Aug. 18 vs LAA, Aug.
Star Game for their Postseason run...appeared in the playoffs
23 vs. OAK and Sept. 5 vs. NYY).
for the 3rd time and 1st since 2016 with BAL.
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nded 2018 and his age-25 season with a 33.8 career
WAR (wins above replacement), which is higher than Joe 2016
DiMaggio (33.6), Barry Bonds (33.3), Willie Mays (32.5) or
• Selected to his 2nd consecutive and 3rd-career All-Star
Lou Gehrig (31.7) had through their age-25 seasons.
Game (also: 2013 and 2015) and elected the starting 3rd
• In 162 combined games between BAL and LAD, recorded baseman by fan balloting...finished 5th in AL MVP voting.
his 1st-career 100+ RBI season (107) and matched his career
• Hit 11 HR as a SS and 26 HR as a 3B, becoming the 2nd
high with 37 HR (also: 2016).
player in ML history to homer at least 10 times as a SS and
• 1 of only 7 players to play in all 162 games in 2018, while also 20 times as a 3B in the same season (also: Howard Johnson,
ranking among the Top 10 in several categories, including NYM in 1989; 26 HR as 3B, 10 HR as SS).
IBB (18, 3rd), hits (188, T-3rd), total bases (340, 4th), and
• Named AL Player of the Month for April, batting .344 (33-for-
multi-hit games (54, T-6th).
96) with 10 2B, 7 HR, 16 RBI, and 20 runs scored.
• Held the longest on-base streak in the majors in 2018 with a
• Played his 500th career game on May 30 vs. BOS...logged
career-high 33-game mark from June 27-August 2.
211 XBH within his 1st 500 games, passing Cal Ripken, Jr.
• Selected to his 4th All-Star Game (also: 2013 and ’15-16) (208) for the Orioles record.
and named the starting shortstop (2nd All-Star start) after
• Served a 4-game suspension after charging the mound,
batting .315 with 21 2B, 24 HR and 65 RBI before the break.
following being hit by a pitch on June 7 vs. KC by Yordano
• In the 1st half of the season, he ranked among AL leaders in Ventura.
RBI (T-4th), SLG (.575, 5th) OPS (.963, 5th), hits (115, T-5th),
• Homered in the 1st, 2nd, and 3rd innings on August 7 at
AVG (6th), HR (6th) and OBP (.387, 9th)...he joined Alex
CWS...became the 2nd player in ML history to homer in each
Rodriguez, Arky Vaughan, and Cal Ripken, Jr. as the only
of the 1st 3 innings of a game (also: CWS Carl Reynolds
players to start an All-Star Game at 3B and SS.
on July 2, 1930 at NYY)...also became the 9th player in ML
• Acquired by LAD from BAL on July 18 in a 6-player trade... history to homer in 3 consecutive innings and 1st since
led LAD in the 2nd half of the regular season in hits (73), RBI Kevin Mench (TEX) on June 30, 2005 vs. LAA.
(42) and ABs (267) and tying the club lead in HR (13), 2nd in
• Hit his 100th-career HR on Aug. 30 vs. TOR, becoming the
runs (36) and games (66) and T-2nd in 2B (14).
fastest Oriole (in terms of age) to reach the 100-career HR
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plateau at 24.055...Eddie Murray (1980) did so at age 24.177. • Made his 1st-career Opening Day roster and became the 4th
Oriole to start on Opening Day at 20-or-younger.
P
OSTSEASON: Went 1-for-4 in BAL's 5-2 AL Wild Card
game defeat to TOR on October 4. • Snapped his 1,206 consecutive innings played streak on
June 27 vs. CLE (1st-career ejection).
• Suffered a torn medial patellofemoral ligament in his left leg
2015 on Sept. 23 at TB…placed on 60-day DL on Sept. 24 for the
• Earned his 2nd Rawlings Gold Glove Award and 2nd All-Star remainder of the season…on Oct. 14, Dr. Neal ElAttrache
game selection...finished 4th in AL MVP voting. performed an arthroscopy and open reconstruction of the
medial patellofemoral ligament...a hamstring tendon was
• Led all AL 3B in total chances (488), double plays (38), used to graft a replacement for the ruptured ligament.
range factor/9.0 innings (3.09) and range Factor/game
(3.01)...also ranked 2nd in assists (337) and putouts (132).
• Was the only player in the majors to play in all 162 regular 2012
season games.
• Began the season playing in 109 games for Bowie (AA)
• Named AL Player of the Week for the period ending on June before having his contract selected by BAL on August 9 and
14 after batting .458 (11-for-24) with 12B, 2 HR, and 5 RBI making his ML debut that night against KC.
(2nd career AL POW honor, also: 8/12/12).
• Went 2-for-4 with a 3B in his ML debut, becoming the 1st
• Named a player selection to the 2015 All-Star Game, his 2nd Orioles position player to debut before age 21 since Eugene
career ASG selection (1st: 2013). Kingsale on September 3, 1996.
• Made his 1st ML app.. at SS in the top of the 12th on Aug. 23 • Homered twice in his 2nd ML game at 20 years, 35 days
vs. MIN...made his 1st-ML start at SS on Aug. 31 vs. TB (his old...became the 1st player in modern ML history (since
1st pro start at SS since Aug. 8, 2012 with Double-A Bowie). 1900) to hit 2 HR and a 3B in his 1st 2 career games in the
majors...also became the youngest player in ML history to
• Logged his 500th-career hit with a single in the 5th on Sept. have a multi-HR game in either his 1st or 2nd career game.
22 @ WSH.
• Became the 1st player since at least 1918 to hit 3 homers in
his 1st 4 career games at age 20-or-younger.
2014 • Named Co-American League Player of the Week with BOS’
• Played in 82 games after beginning the season on the 15- Adrian Gonzalez for the week ending Aug. 12, becoming the
day DL (retro: March 21), recovering from left knee surgery. youngest POW winner in either league and in the 10-year
history of MLB’s Player of the Week Award...was the 1st
• Hit .210/.263/.276 in his 1st 26 games (May 1-30), before position player to be honored in his 1st week of eligibility
finishing the season batting .311/.353/.505 with 10 HR and and the youngest player ever to win the award.
27 RBI in his final 56 games (May 31-August 11).
• Selected to his 2nd consecutive Futures Game roster.
• Suspended 5 games from June 30-July 5 (G1) for
“intentionally throwing his bat on the field” in the 8th inning P
OSTSEASON: Became the 2nd-youngest player (20.096)
on June 8 vs. OAK. in ML history to homer in the postseason in Game 3 of the
ALDS at NYY on October 10, 2012...was passed on the list by
Bryce Harper 2 days later on October 12, 2012 (19.362).
2013
• Hit 51 2B, leading the AL and becoming the 2nd player in ML
history to record 50+ 2B in a season during which he was 2011
20 years old, joining Alex Rodriguez (54 in 1996). • Split the season between Delmarva (A) and Frederick (A)...
• Named to his 1st-career All-Star team as reserve 3B (0-for- following the season, ranked as the 2nd-best prospect in the
1), collecting the 9th-most votes in the AL (4,101,089). Orioles system by Baseball America.
• Won his 1st-career Gold Glove Award, the 1st Orioles 3B to • Named the MVP of the Mills Cup with a HR and 7 RBI.
win the award since Brooks Robinson in 1975...led all AL 3B • Selected to his 1st US roster for the Futures Game in
in fielding % (.973), assists (355) and DP turned (42). Phoenix, Ariz.
• Won the Platinum Glove, given annually to the best
individual defender in each league.
2010
• Posted a 4.4 defensive WAR, pacing all AL defenders and
ranking 3rd-highest in the majors in 2013. • Named the best prospect in the Orioles organization by
Baseball America following his 1st professional stint…
• Finished the season leading the AL in 2B (51) and ABs (667), homered for his 1st professional hit in his 2nd-career game
6th in hits (189), 7th in multi-hit games (55), T-7th in XBH on August 28 vs. DSL Rays (R).
(68), 10th in total bases (288) and T-16th in runs (88).
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PERSONAL Yainee became friends...in 2011, Yonder invited Manny to join

them on a family vacation in Spain, and it was at that time
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riginally signed with the Padres on Feb. 21, 2019 to a 10- when Yainee and Manny started dating.
year, $300-million contract through the 2028 season, which
was the largest at the time for a free agent in MLB history... • When he was 17, ate empanadas with then-teammate Bryce
on February 27, 2023, the Padres signed Machado to a new Harper while in Barquisimeto, Venezuela with the 2009
11-year, $350M contract through the 2033 season, which at under-18 U.S. National Team for the Pan Am junior world
the time was the 4th-largest guaranteed contract in MLB championships. “Crushed them,” Machado said.
history, behind only Mike Trout ($426.5M), Mookie Betts
• Graduated from Brito Miami Private High School and was
($365M) and Aaron Judge ($360M).
drafted 3rd overall by the Orioles in 2010.
• Married to Yainee, who is the sister of former Padres 1st
• Manny’s grandfather, Francisco Nuñez, had the largest
baseman and Yonder Alonso...the couple married in the
impact on his passion for baseball...he passed away during
offseason in 2014 in Angers, France, right outside of Paris.
his senior year of high school and Machado writes his initials
• Yonder, whom Manny considers one of his best friends, (FN) in the infield dirt as he takes the field every game.
introduced Manny to Yainee in 2009, when the three of
• Manny and Yainee have a dog named “Kobe” (named after
them went to lunch one day after classes at the University
Kobe Bryant).
of Miami...Yonder had taken Manny under his wing, and
while they were training for the season together, Manny and
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MANNY MACHADO CAREER BATTING
2010 G-ORI ROK .143 2 7 1 1 0 0 1 2 0 1 0 0 .143 .571 .714 7 0 0 0 0
2010 ABD A(Short) .345 7 29 2 10 1 1 0 3 3 2 0 0 .406 .448 .854 32 0 0 0 0
2010 2 Teams Minors .306 9 36 3 11 1 1 1 5 3 3 0 0 .359 .472 .831 39 0 0 0 0
2011 DEL A(Full) .276 38 145 24 40 8 2 6 24 23 25 3 1 .376 .483 .859 170 1 0 1 8
2011 FRE A(Adv) .245 63 237 24 58 12 3 5 26 22 48 8 5 .308 .384 .692 260 0 0 1 8
2011 2 Teams Minors .257 101 382 48 98 20 5 11 50 45 73 11 6 .335 .421 .756 430 1 0 2 16
2012 BOW AA .266 109 402 60 107 26 5 11 59 48 70 13 4 .352 .438 .790 459 6 1 2 15
2012 BAL MLB .262 51 191 24 50 8 3 7 26 9 38 2 0 .294 .445 .739 202 0 1 1 6
2013 BAL MLB .283 156 667 88 189 51 3 14 71 29 113 6 7 .314 .432 .746 710 2 9 3 15
2014 FRE A(Adv) .667 3 12 5 8 4 1 0 2 1 1 1 0 .692 1.167 1.859 13 0 0 0 0
2014 BAL MLB .278 82 327 38 91 14 0 12 32 20 68 2 0 .324 .431 .755 354 3 2 2 13
2015 BAL MLB .286 162 633 102 181 30 1 35 86 70 111 20 8 .359 .502 .861 713 4 2 4 17
2016 BAL MLB .294 157 640 105 188 40 1 37 96 48 120 0 3 .343 .533 .876 696 3 0 5 14
2017 BAL MLB .259 156 630 81 163 33 1 33 95 50 115 9 4 .310 .471 .781 690 1 0 9 17
2018 BAL MLB .315 96 365 48 115 21 1 24 65 45 51 8 1 .387 .575 .962 413 0 0 3 14
2018 LAD MLB .273 66 267 36 73 14 2 13 42 25 53 6 1 .338 .487 .825 296 2 0 2 12
2018 2 Teams MLB .297 162 632 84 188 35 3 37 107 70 104 14 2 .367 .538 .905 709 2 0 5 26
2019 SD MLB .256 156 587 81 150 21 2 32 85 65 128 5 3 .334 .462 .796 661 6 0 3 24
2020 SD MLB .304 60 224 44 68 12 1 16 47 26 37 6 3 .370 .580 .950 254 0 0 4 9
2021 SD MLB .278 153 564 92 157 31 2 28 106 63 102 12 3 .347 .489 .836 640 2 0 11 10
2022 SD MLB .298 150 578 100 172 37 1 32 102 63 133 9 1 .366 .531 .897 644 1 0 2 12
2023 SD MLB .258 138 543 75 140 21 0 30 91 50 109 3 2 .319 .462 .781 601 2 0 6 20
Career 3 Teams MLB .279 1583 6216 914 1737 333 18 313 944 563 1178 88 36 .339 .490 .829 6874 26 14 55 183

2010 Signed by BAL as a first-round selection (3rd overall) in the First-Year Player Draft, August 16
2018 Acquired by LAD from BAL in exchange for Breyvic Valera, Yusniel Diaz, Zach Pop, Dean Kremer and Rylan Bannon, July 18
2019 Signed by SD as a Major League free agent, February 21
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WILD CARD
2012 BAL MLB .333 1 3 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 .333 .333 .666 4 0 1 0 0
2016 BAL MLB .250 1 4 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .250 .250 .500 4 0 0 0 0
2020 SD MLB .143 3 14 1 2 0 0 1 1 0 2 0 0 .143 .357 .500 14 0 0 0 1
2022 SD MLB .231 3 13 1 3 1 0 1 3 1 6 0 0 .286 .538 .824 14 0 0 0 0
Career MLB .206 8 34 2 7 1 0 2 5 1 9 0 0 .229 .412 .641 36 0 1 0 1
DIVISION SERIES
2012 BAL MLB .125 5 16 2 2 1 0 1 1 2 5 0 0 .222 .375 .597 19 0 1 0 1
2018 LAD MLB .176 4 17 2 3 1 0 2 6 1 7 0 0 .222 .588 .810 18 0 0 0 1
2020 SD MLB .167 3 12 2 2 0 0 1 1 1 2 0 0 .231 .417 .648 13 0 0 0 0
2022 SD MLB .357 4 14 1 5 1 0 1 2 3 5 0 0 .471 .643 1.114 17 0 0 0 0
Career MLB .203 16 59 7 12 3 0 5 10 7 19 0 0 .288 .508 .796 67 0 1 0 2

2018 LAD MLB .296 7 27 5 8 1 0 1 3 2 6 1 0 .367 .444 .811 30 1 0 0 3
2022 SD MLB .238 5 21 2 5 1 0 2 2 0 6 0 0 .238 .571 .809 21 0 0 0 0
Career MLB .271 12 48 7 13 2 0 3 5 2 12 1 0 .314 .500 .814 51 1 0 0 3
WORLD SERIES
2018 LAD MLB .182 5 22 2 4 0 0 0 3 1 5 0 0 .208 .182 .390 24 0 0 1 0
2012 BAL MLB .158 6 19 2 3 1 0 1 2 2 6 0 0 .238 .368 .606 23 0 2 0 1
2016 BAL MLB .250 1 4 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .250 .250 .500 4 0 0 0 0
2018 LAD MLB .227 16 66 9 15 2 0 3 12 4 18 1 0 .278 .394 .672 72 1 0 1 4
2020 SD MLB .154 6 26 3 4 0 0 2 2 1 4 0 0 .185 .385 .570 27 0 0 0 1
2022 SD MLB .271 12 48 4 13 3 0 4 7 4 17 0 0 .327 .583 .910 52 0 0 0 0
Career MLB .221 41 163 18 36 6 0 10 23 11 45 1 0 .273 .442 .715 178 1 2 1 6
ALL-STAR
2013 AL MLB .000 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 .000 .000 .000 1 0 0 0 0
2015 AL MLB .500 1 2 1 1 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 .500 1.000 1.500 2 0 0 0 0
2016 AL MLB .000 1 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 .000 .000 3 0 0 0 0
2018 AL MLB .000 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 .000 .000 2 0 0 0 0
2021 NL MLB 1.000 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1.000 1.000 2.000 1 0 0 0 0
2022 NL MLB .000 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 .000 .000 2 0 0 0 1
Career MLB .182 6 11 2 2 1 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 .182 .273 .455 11 0 0 0 1
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Height: 6-0 Bats: L Full Name Tucupita Jose Marcano Circelli
Date of Birth September 16, 1999 in Tucupita, Venezuela
Weight: 174 Throws: R Current Residence Tucupita, Venezuela
TOO-coo PEE-tah MLB Service Time 1.141
How Obtained Claimed off waivers from PIT on November 2, 2023

International League Player of the Week (April 9, 2023 - Indianapolis)
• 2024 marks Marcano's 2nd stint with the Padres
organization after being claimed off waivers from PIT on Midwest League Player of the Week (May 5, 2019 - Fort Wayne)
November 2, 2023.
Arizona Complex League Post-Season All-Star (2018, AZL Padres 2)
• Originally signed with SD as an international free agent
in July 2016 and made his MLB Debut with the Padres
in 2021, playing in 25 games. league lead in hits, total bases (20) and runs (7).
• Traded to PIT along with Michell Miliano and Jack •Recalled to the Pirates on April 15 and remained with the
Suwinski in exchange for Adam Frazier and cash big-league club until landing on the 60-day IL on July 25 for
consideration prior to the 2021 Trade Deadline. the balance of the season.
• In 2023, tied for 5th in the NL in pinch hits (5). •April 17 @ COL, played the final inning at third base,
marking his 2nd career appearance there and first since
abbed by Baseball America as having the best strike
• T
April 3, 2021 (w/ SD).
zone discipline in the Pirates’ organization in 2022.
•In May, hit .267 (16-for-60) and led the Pirates with an .829
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ntered 2021 rated by MLB Pipeline as the Padres
OPS.
No. 1 international prospect. Also ranked by Baseball
America as SD's No. 9 overall prospect and their No. 3 •Hit his first HR of the season (3rd career) on May 10 vs. COL.
infield prospect, behind C.J. Abrams (No. 2 overall) and
Ha-Seong Kim (No. 5 overall). •On May 16 @ DET, was ejected by Paul Emmel after arguing
the final strike call of the game.
•Connected with his first career grand slam off Joe Barlow on
2023 SEASON May 22 vs. TEX…at 23 years/248 days, he became the 3rd-
youngest shortstop in Pittsburgh franchise history to hit a
•Concluded the 2023 season slashing .233/.276/.356 with 16 grand slam behind Arky Vaughan (21 year/53 days) on May
runs, 12 2B, 2 3B, 3 HR, 18 RBI, 5 SB, and 10 BB against 35 1, 1933 and Dale Berra (23 years/171 days) on June 1, 1980.
SO across 75 games…set career highs in games, PA (220),
AB (202), hits (47), 2B, HR, RBI, SB, average, SLG, OPS and •On July 24 @ SD, sustained a season-ending right knee
total bases (72)…also matched career bests from 2022 in ligament injury….had surgery to repair a torn anterior
3B and BB. cruciate ligament on Aug. 9…the surgery was performed by
Dr. Darren Frank in Pittsburgh.
•Defensively, totaled 74 games (53 GS) across shortstop (58
G/44 GS), second base (18 G/9 GS), third base (1 G) and DH •Claimed off waivers by SD from PIT on Nov. 2.
(1 G), combining for a .984 fielding percentage (3 E/187 TC)
in 480.2 innings.
2022
•Tied for 5th in the NL in pinch hits (5).
• In his 2nd Major League season (first w/ PIT), hit
•Vs. the NL West, hit .271 (19-for-70) with 4 2B, 1 3B, 1 HR .206/.256/.306 with 18 runs, 6 2B, 2 3B, 2 HR, 13 RBI and 2
and 6 RBI across 25 games, marking his best divisional SB in 49 games across 3 stints with PIT's ML squad.
opponent numbers in the league.
• Tabbed by Baseball America as having the best strike zone
•Began the season with Triple-A Indianapolis, where he discipline in the Pirates’ organization.
was the Opening Day starter at third base on March 31 vs.
Omaha. • Began the season with Double-A Altoona and was recalled
on April 26 when Cole Tucker was placed on the COVID-19
•Proceeded to hit safely in his first 7 games with the IL.
Indians…going 14-for-28 with 7 2B, 1 3B, 1 HR, 9 RBI and a
1.446 OPS. • On April 26 vs. MIL, stroked a 2B as a pinch hitter and threw
a runner out at home while playing the last 2 innings in left
•Named the International League Player of the Week for April field.
4-9, after hitting .526 (10-for-19) with 7 XBH and tying for the
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• Was optioned back to Altoona on April 30 and was recalled the final time on Oct. 4; went 1-for-1 in the final game on
by Pittsburgh on May 27...went 2-for-3 while making his first Oct. 5.
start in left field on May 29 @ SD.
• Hit his first Major League HR on May 30 off Walker Buehler
2021
at Dodger Stadium (3 RBI)…homered again the next day off
Julio Urias. • Entered season ranked by MLB Pipeline as the Padres No. 1
international prospect.
• Was placed on the COVID-19 IL on June 17 and began a
rehab assignment with Bradenton on June 26 before having • Ranked by Baseball America as San Diego’s No. 9 overall
his rehab transferred to Altoona on June 28. prospect and the third-best infield prospect behind C.J.
Abrams and Ha-Seong Kim.
• Was returned from rehab and reinstated from the COVID-19
injured list on June 30. • Began his 2021 campaign with SD...made his Major League
debut on April 1 vs. ARI, where he walked and scored a run
• Went hitless in three games after returning from the IL
as a pinch hitter.
before being optioned to Indianapolis on July 5.
• Singled as a pinch hitter off San Francisco’s Wandy Peralta
• Was recalled a second time on Aug. 3...had eight assists
for first big league hit on April 6.
while playing second base on Aug. 28; the most by a Pirates
second baseman since Adam Frazier also had eight on Sept. • On April 15 at PIT, made his first Major League start in right
3, 2018. field and went 1-for-4 while collecting his first career RBI.
• Was optioned to Indianapolis on Sept. 13...Was recalled for • Was optioned to Triple-A El Paso on April 16 and went 2-for-
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20 in five games. • Reached base safely in 16 consecutive games from Aug. 28

to Sept. 19, going 2-for-51 (.313) with 7 BB (.397 OBP).
• Was recalled on May 11 and went 4-for-17 with two RBI in
eight games with the Padres before being optioned on May • While playing with Indianapolis, made 34 appearances at
19...was later recalled on May 30 and went 2-for-15 in seven second base, seven in left field, four at third base and one
games before being optioned to El Paso on June 7. each at shortstop and in right field
• For San Diego, made a total of eight appearances (five • Hit .251 (89-for-355) with 11 2B, 3 3B, 7 HR, 39 RBI and 12 SB
starts) at second base, four appearances (two starts) in left in 93 combined minor league games between El Paso and
field, four appearances (two starts) in right field and one Indianapolis.
appearance at third base…accumulated a .182 (8-for-44)
average with a 2B and 3 RBI across 25 games.
2020
• Hit his first Triple-A HR on June 17 vs. Sugar Land; a solo
shot leading off the bottom of the first inning. •Spent the season at the Padres' alternate training site in
the 60-man player pool but did not play in a regular season
• On June 19 vs. Sugarland, homered twice and had a season-
game...had his contract selected and was added to the 40-
high 5 RBI.
man roster on November 20, 2020.
• With El Paso during the month of June, hit .417 (30-for-72)
with 4 homers and 18 RBI in 18 games.
2019
• As a Chihuahua, made 11 appearances each at second base,
shortstop and in left field and right field. • Appeared in a career-high 111 games for Single-A Fort
Wayne, batting .270 (124-for-460) with a .323 OBP.
• Was acquired by Pittsburgh on July 26 and was assigned
to Triple-A Indianapolis, where he went hitless in his first • Also set career highs in hits (124), RBI (45), runs scored (55),
two games before hitting safely in 10 straight from July 30 ABs (460), doubles (19), HR (2), BB (35), SO (45).
to Aug. 11.
• Played 42 games at 3B (40 GS), 40 games at SS (37 GS) and
• Hit a leadoff home run and the first of two back-to-back 32 G at 2B (all starts).
home runs with Cole Tucker on Aug. 7 at Iowa.
• Was called up to for the Lake Elsinore Storm’s playoff run
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and posted a .858 OPS...hit .370/.414/.444 with 2 doubles triples, one home run, and 26 RBI...in 35 games for AZL
and 4 RBI in 7 games in the California League playoffs after Padres, played 18 games at 2B, 18 G at SS and 1 G at 3B...in
posting a .660 OPS in the regular season for Fort Wayne. 17 G for TC, played in 11 G at 2B and 6 at SS.
• Made his 1st Spring Training appearance in ML camp (as • Made his professional debut in 2017 with the Dominican
a minor league call-up), playing in just 3 Cactus League Summer League Padres (R), batting .206 with a .337 OBP
games and going 1-for-2 with a run scored. and 34 BB in 49 games.
• Was the 2nd consecutive season in which he had 15 SB.
• Placed on the 7-day IL on May 28 (retro May 27) with a PERSONAL
sprained left thumb....reactivated June 8.
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as named after the Venezuelan city where he was born
and is also the nickname of his father, Raul, who played
independent baseball for the Mexican League, Western
2017-18 League and the Atlantic League.
• Began the 2018 season with Rookie-Level AZL Padres
2 and was promoted to Single-A Tri-City on August 8...
combined to hit .366 (71-for-194) with five doubles, three
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2017 D-PAD ROK .206 49 170 17 35 4 2 0 15 34 15 10 3 .337 .253 .590 209 1 1 3 2
2018 A-PA2 ROK .395 35 124 33 49 4 1 0 17 26 10 10 7 .497 .444 .941 160 2 5 3 2
2018 TRI A(Short) .314 17 70 12 22 1 2 1 9 4 6 5 0 .355 .429 .784 77 1 1 1 1
2018 2 Teams Minors .366 52 194 45 71 5 3 1 26 30 16 15 7 .450 .438 .888 237 3 6 4 3
2019 FW A(Full) .270 111 460 55 124 19 3 2 45 35 45 15 16 .323 .337 .660 504 3 3 3 4
2021 ELP AAA .273 45 172 31 47 7 2 6 27 27 26 4 4 .366 .442 .808 202 0 0 3 1
2021 IND AAA .230 48 183 29 42 4 1 1 12 26 33 8 1 .325 .279 .604 210 0 1 0 2
2021 SD MLB .182 25 44 7 8 1 0 0 3 6 9 0 1 .280 .205 .485 50 0 0 0 2
2021 2 Teams Minors .251 93 355 60 89 11 3 7 39 53 59 12 5 .345 .358 .703 412 0 1 3 3
2021 2 Teams AAA .251 93 355 60 89 11 3 7 39 53 59 12 5 .345 .358 .703 412 0 1 3 3
2022 BRD A .000 1 3 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 .250 .000 .250 4 0 0 0 0
2022 ALT AA .303 31 99 22 30 7 2 2 13 20 25 4 2 .413 .475 .888 122 0 1 2 0
2022 IND AAA .287 25 101 16 29 5 0 3 9 13 16 1 5 .365 .426 .791 115 0 0 1 2
2022 PIT MLB .206 49 160 18 33 6 2 2 13 10 44 2 1 .256 .306 .562 177 1 5 1 1
2022 3 Teams Minors .291 57 203 39 59 12 2 5 22 34 42 5 7 .388 .443 .831 241 0 1 3 2
2023 IND AAA .422 11 45 8 19 7 1 1 10 3 8 3 0 .458 .689 1.147 48 0 0 0 1
2023 PIT MLB .233 75 202 16 47 12 2 3 18 10 35 5 2 .276 .356 .632 220 3 3 2 2
Career 2 Teams MLB .217 149 406 41 88 19 4 5 34 26 88 7 4 .269 .320 .589 447 4 8 3 5

2016 Signed by SD to an international free agent, July 2
2021 Acquired by PIT from SD along with Michell Miliano and Jack Suwinski in exchange for Adam Frazier and cash considerations, July 26
2023 Claimed off waivers by SD from PIT, November 2
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JAKOB
MARSEE NRI
74
Height: 6-0 Bats: L Full Name Jakob Joseph Marsee
Date of Birth June 28, 2001 in Dearborn, Michigan
Weight: 213 Throws: L Current Residence Allen Park, Michigan
marsee32 MLB Service Time 0.000
MAHR-see How Obtained Signed as a 6th-round selection inthe 2022 First-Year Player Draft on July 30, 2022
0F Contract Status Signed through 2024

Arizona Fall League MVP and Rising Star (2023, Peoria)
• Following the 2023 season, took home the MVP award
of the Arizona Fall League, becoming the first Padres’ Arizona Fall League Player of the Week (October 7, 2023 - Peoria)
prospect to ever win the award.
Midwest League Post-Season All-Star (2023, Fort Wayne)
• In 2023, led the entire Padres farm system in walks (98),
runs scored (97) and stolen bases (46), and became the Midwest League Player of the Week (August 13, 2023 - Fort Wayne)
first player in all of minor league baseball since at least
2005 to have at least 15 home runs, 40 steals and 90 MiLB.com Organization All-Star (2023, SD)
walks in a single campaign.
• Owned more walks (128) than strikeouts (122) across his runs, total bases, and stolen bases over that stretch…over 6
first 2 professional seasons from 2022-23. games in the leadoff spot that week, Marsee went 13-for-27
with 1 2B, 1 3B, and 2 HR, as he slashed .565/.630/.957
• Spent the majority of his first 2 pro seasons in center SLG (1.587 OPS)…he scored 9 runs, drove in 6, and stole 5
field (145 appearances, 140 starts), while also making 13 bases...he also walked 3 times and was hit by a pitch.
appearances (12 starts) in right field and 2 appearances
(1 start) in left field. • Posted a 12-game hitting streak from Aug. 4-17, slashing
.511/.607/.844 over the streak with 8 XBH (4 2B, 1 3B, 3 HR),
• Entered 2024 rated as the No. 12 prospect in SD's farm 8 RBI, 14 runs scored and 5 stolen bases.
sytsem by MLB Pipeline and Baseball America.
• Marsee’s 143 wRC+ was the highest among all qualified
players in the Midwest League in ‘23, and the 6th-best in
franchise history (data available back to 2006), the highest
2023 SEASON since Fernando Tatis Jr. in 2017.
• Spent the majority of his 2nd professional season with • Promoted to SA on Aug. 22…hit safely in 26 of his final 34
Single-A Fort Wayne before being promoted to Double-A games in Aug-September between FW and SA, batting .347
San Antonio in August…hit a combined .274 with a .413 (42-for-121) with 12 XBH (4 2B, 1 3B, 7 HR), 15 RBI, 26 BB, 30
on-base percentage, 16 doubles, three triples, 16 homers, 46 runs scored and 12 stolen bases.
RBI, 46 stolen bases, 98 walks (against 97 strikeouts) and
103 runs scored in 129 games. • Hit safely in 12 of his 16 games for SA at a .286 clip (16-for-
54), including going 5-for-5 in stolen base attempts.
• Led the entire Padres farm system in walks, runs, and stolen
bases, and became the first player in all of minor league • 267 of his 400 at-bats came batting first in the TinCaps
baseball since at least 2005 to have at least 15 home runs, lineup (.277/.423/.419)….also had 100 at-bats out of the #2
40 steals and 90 walks in a single campaign. hole (.270/.403/.430).
• He was 1 of just 8 players in all of minor league baseball in • With RISP at FW, he hit .322 (29-for-90)
‘23 with 15+ homers and 45+ stolen bases…only 4 Major • Following the season, Marsee earned the Joe Black MVP
Leaguers accomplished the feat (Ronald Acuna Jr., Bobby award of the Arizona Fall League, becoming the first Padres'
Witt Jr., Cobrin Carroll and CJ Abrams). prospet to ever win the award...he paced the AFL in SLG
• Between FW and SA, posted more walks (98) than (.707), OPS (1.215), 2B (12), hits (36) and runs scored (25)…
strikeouts (97) for the 2nd straight season…he was 1 of just also finished 2nd in OBP (.509), 3rd in AVG (.391) and steals
3 players in the Midwest League in ’23 to walk more than (16), T-4th in RBI (20) and 5th in HR (5)…he also played all 3
they struck out, and his swing-and-miss rate (5%) was 3rd- outfield positions during the AFL season.
lowest on the circuit. • He started in left field for the National League in the AFL
• Following his promotion from FW to SA, had a higher AVG All-Star Game and went 1-for-2 with a 2B.
(.286) and OPS (.858) in his 16 Double-A games than he did • In the AFL play-in playoff game, he was 0-for-3, but drew
in his 113 High-A games (.273 AVG, .838 OPS). 2 walks, stole a base and scored two runs…he was then
• Earned Midwest League Mid-Season All-Star honors, as 1-for-4 with a walk and a run scored in Peoria’s 6–5 loss to
well as the Midwest League Player of the Week award from Surprise in the AFL championship game.
Aug. 8-13, leading the league in AVG, OBP, SLG, OPS, hits,
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2022
• After being drafted by the Padres in the 6th round of PERSONAL
2022 First-Year Player Draft, played in 13 games for the
• Marsee was a 3-sport athlete in high school, playing
Rookie-Level Arizona Complex League Padres to begin his
football, basketball and baseball...had to sit out his senior
professional career, hitting safely in 6 of his 13 games (.212
year athletically due to injury.
AVG) while drawing 14 walks against 10 strikeouts.
• In 3 years at Central Michigan University, he helped lead the
• Assigned to Single-A Lake Elsinore on Aug. 22 and hit safely
Chippewas to a combined 96-43 record and back-to-back
in 11 of 18 G at a .254 clip (17-for-67).
NCAA tournament berths.
• Posted more walks (16) than strikeouts (15) for the Storm
while converting 12 of his 13 stolen base attempts (92.3%).
• While with LE, the left-handed hitter posted a higher clip vs.
LHP (.263) than vs. RHP (.250).
JAKOB MARSEE CAREER BATTING

2022 A-PAD ROK .212 13 33 13 7 1 1 0 3 14 10 3 0 .447 .303 .750 47 0 0 0 0
2022 LE A .254 18 67 18 17 6 1 2 8 16 15 12 1 .419 .463 .882 86 3 0 0 1
2022 2 Teams Minors .240 31 100 31 24 7 2 2 11 30 25 15 1 .429 .410 .839 133 3 0 0 1
2023 FW A+ .273 113 400 91 109 16 3 13 41 87 82 41 9 .413 .425 .838 499 10 0 2 7
2023 SA AA .286 16 56 12 16 0 0 3 5 11 15 5 0 .412 .446 .858 69 1 1 0 0
2023 2 Teams Minors .274 129 456 103 125 16 3 16 46 98 97 46 9 .413 .428 .841 568 11 1 2 7

2022 Signed by SD as 6th-round selection in the First-Year Player Draft, July 30
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MARTORELLA NRI
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Height: 6-1 Bats: L Full Name Nathan Adam Martorella
Date of Birth February 18, 2001 in Salinas, California
Weight: 221 Throws: L Current Residence Salinas, California
MART-oh-RELL-uh MLB Service Time 0.000
How Obtained Signed as a 5th-round selection in the 2022 First-Year Player Draft on August 1, 2022

• T
he 23-year-old earned his first Major League Spring
Training camp invite in 2024 after 163 minor league
games across the 2022-23 seasons. vs. Great Lakes.
• B
egan the 2023 campaign at High-A Fort Wayne, where • Slashed .310/.431/.540 in his 25 May games, the highest
he led the TinCaps in home runs (16), RBI (73), doubles AVG, OBP and SLG lines in any calendar month in 2023…
(26) and total bases (179) before he was promoted to posted multi-hit efforts in 10 of the 25 games in May,
Double-A San Antonio on August 22. including 3 in a row from May 20-23...his 2-career 5 RBI
games also came in May (May 5 at Lake County and May
• R
eached base safely via a hit or a walk in 19 of his 23 21 at Dayton)…the May 5 contest marked his first multi-HR
Double-A games for the Missions, including 5 multi-hit game, and he recorded his 2nd multi-HR game nearly a
efforts and 3 HR. month later on June 7 at Quad Cities.
• E
ntered 2024 ranked by MLB Pipeline as the No. 8 first • Homered in consecutive games twice during the campaign
base prospect in all of baseball, as well as the Padres' (April 18-19 at Peoria and June 15-16 vs. Dayton).
No. 17 overall prospect. Baseball America has Martorella
ranked No. 18 in SD's farm system. • Posted back-to-back 3-hit efforts on June 25 at South Bend
and June 29 at Lake County.
• A
5th-round selection in the 2022 First-Year Player Draft
by the Padres out of Cal Berkely, he earned All-Pac-12 • Recorded a career-high 10-game hitting streak from July
First-Team honors as a junior and led all Pac-12 players 19-29, slashing .343/.442/.629 over the stretch.
in batting average (.388) and hits (47) during the 30- • With FW, 34 of his 43 extra-base hits came vs. right-handed
game conference slate. pitching at a .257 clip, while he hit .264 vs. lefties with 9 XBH.
• A
t Cal, he hit .408 (31-for-76) during a 19-game hitting • Spent the majority of the season batting cleanup in the
streak from April 16-May 25, 2022, which was tied with TinCaps lineup (56 games, .246 AVG), while also batting in
Mark Canha for the longest by a Bear since 2009. the 3rd spot (52 G, .265 AVG) and 5th (4 G, .357 AVG).
• Hit .315 with both RISP (35-for-111) and with RISP/2 out
(17-for-54) for FW.
2023 SEASON
• Promoted to SA on Aug. 22 and went 3-for-5 with 3 RBI in
• Began the season at High-A Fort Wayne, where he led
his Double-A debut that night vs. Amarillo in the Missions’
the TinCaps in home runs (16), RBI (73), doubles (26) and
8-7 victory.
total bases (179) before he was promoted to Double-A San
Antonio on August 22. • Overall with SA, reached base safely via a hit or a walk in 19
of his 23 games played for the Missions, including 5 multi-
• At the time of his promotion, Martorella ranked 2nd in the
hit efforts and 3 HR.
Midwest League circuit in games played (112), RBI and
total bases, while slotting third in hits (103) and runs (71), • Hit cleanup in the Missions lineup 12 times (.245), hit third 8
fourth in doubles and walks (73), fifth in homers, seventh in times (.172 AVG) and fifth 3 times (.364 AVG).
slugging percentage (.450), and eighth in OPS (.821)…his
• Between both FW and SA, he made 101 appearances (101
132 wRC+ ranked ninth.
starts) at 1B, where he posted a .980 fielding percentage (16
• Martorella’s OPS and home run totals were both top-10 for errors in 793 total chances)…also made 22 appearances (all
a season in TinCaps franchise history, en route to earning starts) in left field (.971 fielding percentage; 1 error in 34 total
Midwest League Post-Season All-Star honors. chances) and 13 starts as the designated hitter.
• Had 1-or-fewer hits in each of his first 13 games from April
6-21, including 3 HR, before tying his career-high with 4 hits
2022
(2x) on April 22 at Peoria.
• After being drafted in the 5th-round of the 2022 First-Year
• Legged out his first career triple 2 games later on April 25
Player Draft, he split his first professional season between
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NRI
MARTORELLA
the Rookie-Level Arizona Complex League Padres and PERSONAL
Single-A Lake Elsinore.
• Drafted by the Boston Red Sox in the 30th round of the 2019
• Slashed .387/.457/.613 across with 5 XBH across 11 games First Year Player draft out of Salinas High School (CA) but
for the ACL Padres before being promoted to Lake Elsinore did not sign.
on Aug. 22.
• Attended the University of California, Berkely, where he
• Reached base safely via a hit or a walk in 14 of his 17 games earned All-Pac-12 First-Team honors as a junior in 2022, as
for the Storm at a .288 clip, including a 7-game hit streak well as Pac-12 Player of the Week from April 4-10, 2022…
from Aug. 30-Sept. 6. he led all Pac-12 players in batting average (.388) and hits
(47) during the 30-game conference slate…batted .408
• Split his time with the Storm between first base (7 games),
(31-for-76) during a 19-game hitting streak from April 16-May
left field (5 G) and right field (1 G), posting a 1.000 fielding
25, 2022, which was tied with Mark Canha for the longest
percentage and handling all 59 total chances…also made 5
by a Bear since 2009…did the majority of his damage at the
appearances (all starts) as the DH.
top of Cal's lineup, batting .365 with all 11 home runs in 40
games played as the leadoff man.
• He was a 4-time All-League & All-County selection in
baseball at Salinas HS, where he also was a 2-year football
letterman, earning a pair of All-League selections…garnered
a 3.9 GPA and was a four-time honor role student.
• Is the son of Gina and Kirk Martorella…his mother, Gina,
played tennis at Fresno State…has two siblings, Kyle and
Marie.
NATHAN MARTORELLA CAREER BATTING

2022 A-PAD ROK .387 11 31 4 12 4 0 1 10 4 6 0 0 .457 .613 1.070 35 0 0 0 0
2022 LE A .288 17 59 10 17 4 0 2 11 12 15 0 0 .403 .458 .861 72 0 0 1 2
2022 2 Teams Minors .322 28 90 14 29 8 0 3 21 16 21 0 0 .421 .511 .932 107 0 0 1 2
2023 FW A+ .259 112 398 71 103 26 1 16 73 73 87 5 3 .371 .450 .821 483 3 0 9 6
2023 SA AA .236 23 89 12 21 4 0 3 15 9 14 0 0 .313 .382 .695 99 1 0 0 5
2023 2 Teams Minors .255 135 487 83 124 30 1 19 88 82 101 5 3 .361 .437 .798 582 4 0 9 11

2022 Signed by SD as a 5th-round selection in the First-Year Player Draft, August 1
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YUKI
MATSUI
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Height: 5-8 Bats: L Full Name Yuki Matsui
Date of Birth October 30, 1995 in Yokohama, Japan
Weight: 187 Throws: L Current Residence Yokohama, Japan
YOU-kee matt-SOO-ee MLB Service Time 0.000
How Obtained Signed as an international free agent on December 23, 2023

5x NPB All-Star (2015, '17, '19, '21, '22 with Rakuten)
• O
ver 10 seasons (2014-23) in NPB, was a five-time All-
Star and posted a 2.40 career ERA (176 ER, 659.2 IP), 3x Pacific League Saves Leader in NPB (2019, '22, '23 with Rakuten)
860 strikeouts and 236 saves in 501 career appearances,
all with the Tohuku Rakuten Golden Eagles. World Baseball Classic Gold Medalist (2023, Japan)
• L
ed the Pacific League in saves three times in his career
2022.
(2019, 2022 & 2023). Became NPB's youngest player
ever to reach the 200-save plateau. • Pitched for the Gold Medal-winning Team Japan in the 2023
World Baseball Classic.
• In 2023, Matsui posted a 1.57 ERA with a career-best 39
saves, 0.89 WHIP and 72 strikeouts in 59 appearances.
Struck out 32.4% of the batters he faced and owned a
31.9% career strikeout rate.
2022
• In 53 appearances in his 9th season for the Golden Eagles,
• R
ecorded an ERA under 2.00 in each of his last three
owned a 1-3 record with 32 saves and a 1.92 ERA (11 ER,
seasons (2021-23), while compiling 95 saves with a 1.42
51.2 IP).
cumulative ERA over that span.
• It was his second consecutive season posting a sub-2.00
• P
itched for Gold Medal-winning Team Japan in the 2023
ERA, after owning a 0.63 ERA in 2021.
World Baseball Classic.
• Struck out 83 batters with just 19 walks allowed...his
• S
elected to the Japan national baseball team for the 2013
83 punchouts were his most in a season since his 107
18U Baseball World Cup, 2015 exhibition games against
strikeouts in 2019.
Europe, 2015 WBSC Premier12, 2017 World Baseball
Classic, 2018 MLB Japan All-Star Series and the 2019 • Set a career high in strikeouts per 9.0 innings pitched at
WBSC Premier12. 14.5, besting his previous best of 13.8 SO/9 IP in 2019...also
set a career-best in WHIP (0.77).
• H
is fastball has been clocked between 92-94 mph
(topping at 96 mph), and he also utilizes a splitter,
curveball and slider.
2021
• Owned a career-best 0.63 ERA (3 ER, 43.0 IP) with just one
2023 SEASON home run allowed in his 43 appearances.
• In his 10th season for the Tohuku Rakuten Golden Eagles in • Besides his 2014 rookie season (27 appearances) and his
the Nippon Professional Baseball (NPB), posted a 1.57 ERA 2020 season (25 appearances), his 43 appearances in 2021
(10 ER, 57.1 IP) with a career-best 39 saves, 0.89 WHIP and were the fewest he made in a single season in his career.
72 strikeouts in 59 appearances. • Marked his only winless season, posting an 0-2 record in
• Set a career high in SO/BB ratio with a 5.54 mark (72 SO 43 appearances...also faced just 172 batters, the fewest in a
against 13 BB)...bested his previous-high of a 4.46 SO/BB season in his career.
ratio in 2019.
• Recorded an ERA under 2.00 for the third consecutive 2020
season (1.92 in '22 and 0.63 in '21) while compiling 95 saves
with a 1.42 cumulative ERA (24 ER, 152.0 IP) over that • His 25 apperances in 2020 with Rakuten were his fewest in
stretch. a single season in his career, and he went 4-5 with just two
saves and a 3.18 ERA (24 ER, 68.0 IP).
• It was also his sixth total season with a sub-2.00 ERA...also:
2015 (0.87), 2017 (1.20) and 2019 (1.94). • Matsui's two saves were the second-fewest he had in a
campaign, ahead of just his save-less rookie 2014 season.
• His 0.89 WHIP marked his second-best mark in a season,
trailing just his 0.77 WHIP he had the previous season in • His 286 batters faced also ranked second most to just his
184
YUKI
MATSUI
504 batters faced in his rookie 2014 campaign...2014 was the PERSONAL
only season he worked as a starter (made 17 starts and 10
relief appearances in 2014). • Was the No. 1 overall pick when the Tohoku Rakuten Golden
Eagles won his rights in October 2013.
• Was a member of the Team Japan in the 2017 World Baseball
2019 Classic and was teammates with Yu Darvish on the 2023
Japan WBC championship team...when he signed with the
• Appeared in 68 games, going 2-8 with 38 saves and a
Padres, Matsui noted that a big part of his decision to sign
career-high-tying 12 holds (also 2015) and a 1.94 ERA (15 ER,
with San Diego was that countryman Yu Darvish is the
69.2 IP).
Padres' ace.
• Posted his third-career 100+ strikeout season (also: 126 in
• Preceded is first official media scrum of Spring Training
2014 and 103 in 2015), fanning 107 of his 271 batters faced.
with an 95-second opening statment in which he spoke
• Allowed a career-most five home runs, which was later in English and Spanish. Matsui began by saying, “Hello
matched in his 2020 season. everyone. My name is Yuki Matsui. Hola. ¿Qué onda todos?
Me nombre es Yuki Matsui. You can call me Yuki, Mat, Mats,
whatever." He closed by addressing San Diegans: “Lastly,
2014-18
to San Diego and all Padres fans, nice to meet you. Mucho
• In his fifth season in the NPB in 2018, went 5-8 with 11 holds gusto. I promise you that I will always give my best to bring
and a 3.65 ERA in 53 appearances for Rakuten...his 72.2 you joy with my pitches. My family and I are so glad to be a
innings of work were his 3rd most in a season in his career, part of this beautiful city. So we would be very happy if you
behind just his 85.0 IP and 136.1 IP in 2014. give us a warm welcome. Thank you very much. Muchas
gracias.”
• In 2017, fanned just 62 batters in 214 batters faced...
posted a 1.20 ERA (7 ER, 52.2 IP) and a 3-3 record in 52
appearances...his 33 saves at the time tied his 33 in 2015 for
his most in a single season.
• In his third season in 2016, logged a 3.32 ERA and 1-4
record in 58 appearances for the Golden Eagles...made 63
appearances with a 0.87 ERA in 2015 in his sophomore
season logging 33 saves, 12 holds, and 103 strikeouts...made
his professional debut in 2014, going 4-8 with a 3.80 ERA
(49 ER, 116.0 IP) across 27 appearances (17 starts)...his 17
starts in 2014 would be the only starts of his career.
YUKI MATSUI CAREER NPB PITCHING

Year Team G W L ERA SV HLD HP CG SHO PCT BF IP H HR BB HB SO WP BK R ER
2014 Rakuten 27 4 8 3.80 0 3 4 1 0 .333 504 116.0 91 2 67 8 126 6 2 52 49
2015 Rakuten 63 3 2 0.87 33 12 15 0 0 .600 284 72.1 37 3 28 2 103 3 0 7 7
2016 Rakuten 58 1 4 3.32 30 10 11 0 0 .200 272 62.1 47 4 40 1 75 1 1 23 23
2017 Rakuten 52 3 3 1.20 33 5 8 0 0 .500 214 52.2 31 0 26 1 62 0 0 8 7
2018 Rakuten 53 5 8 3.65 5 11 15 0 0 .385 281 66.2 53 4 29 3 91 5 0 28 27
2019 Rakuten 68 2 8 1.94 38 12 14 0 0 .200 271 69.2 40 5 24 1 107 2 0 17 15
2020 Rakuten 25 4 5 3.18 2 8 9 0 0 .444 286 68.0 56 5 28 3 82 4 0 25 24
2021 Rakuten 43 0 2 0.63 24 0 0 0 0 .000 172 43.0 22 1 21 1 59 1 0 3 3
2022 Rakuten 53 1 3 1.92 32 7 8 0 0 .250 194 51.2 21 4 19 0 83 1 0 11 11
2023 Rakuten 59 2 3 1.57 39 8 10 0 0 .400 222 57.1 38 3 13 0 72 2 0 14 10
Career Totals 501 25 46 2.40 236 76 94 1 0 .352 2700 659.0 436 31 295 20 860 25 3 188 176

2013 Signed by Tohoku Rakuten Golden Eagles
2023 Signed by SD as an international free agent, December 23
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ADAM
MAZUR NRI
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Height: 6-4 Bats: R Full Name Adam McKinnlee Mazur
Date of Birth April 20, 2001 in St. Paul, Minnesota
Weight: 185 Throws: R Current Residence St. Paul, Minnesota
MAY-zhur MLB Service Time 0.000
mazur21 How Obtained Signed as a 2nd-round selection in the 2022 First-Year Player Draft, August 1
IP) in four appearances (three starts).

QUICK HITS
• With the TinCaps, right-handed hitters batted just .173 (13-
• Drafted by the Padres in the 2nd-round (53rd overall) in for-75) against him...lefties hit .255 (37-for-145).
the 2022 First-Year Player Draft out of the University of • Earned a promotion to SA on July 14, making his Double-A
Iowa, becoming the highest Hawkeye draft pick since debut on July 16 vs. Northwest Arkansas...worked 2.0 innings
1990. in relief with one run allowed.
• 2024 marks his 1st Spring Training invitation to Major • Made 12 overall appearances with SA (7 starts) to end his
League camp. first season, going 2-3 with a 4.03 ERA (17 ER, 38.0 IP) with
• Split his first professional season in 2023 between the Missions.
Single-A Fort Wayne and Double-A San Antonio, logging • Opponents hit .303 (47-for-156) against him at the Double-A
a 2.81 ERA in 24 appearances (18 starts) with a 90-to-17 level...righties hit .237 (25-for-63) and lefties hit .397 (25-for-
SO/BB ratio (5.29 SO/BB ratio). 63).
• Entered 2024 ranked as the No. 10 prospect in the • Appeared in one Postseason game for SA on September 22
Padres farm system by MLB Pipeline and Baseball @ Amarillo, getting the start and also being saddled with
America, and the 5th-highest pitching prospect for SD by the loss in the Missions' season-ending game (5 hits and 4
both outlets. ER allowed in 4.0 IP)...began the game tossing 3.0 scoreless
• Transferred from South Dakota State to the University frames, allowing all four runs in the 4th inning.
of Iowa for the 2022 season and had an award-laden
campaign. He was a Collegiate Baseball Second-Team
All-American, ABCA/Rawlings Third-Team All-American, PERSONAL
ABCA/Rawlings First-Team All-Midwest Region honoree,
• Son of Mark and Debbie Mazur, and he has two older
Big Ten Pitcher of the Year, first-team All-Big Ten
brothers, Brandon and Josh...Brandon played collegiate
selection, and a two-time Big Ten Pitcher of the Week.
baseball at Grand View University in Des Moines, Iowa.
• Went to Woodbury High School (Minn.), where he was an
all-state selection as a senior and a finalist for the Minnesota
2023 SEASON
Mr. Baseball Award as a prep senior...played shortstop when
• Split his first professional season between Single-A Fort he did not pitch, and he batted .377 with a home run, five
Wayne and Double-A San Antonio, posting a 6-4 record with doubles and 40 RBI…his 75 strikeouts in 2018 were the
a 2.81 ERA (30 ER, 96.0 IP) in 24 appearances (18 starts)... third most in the state of Minnesota, and he helped lead his
logged 90 strikeouts between the two clubs against just 17 team to two conference titles and two state appearances,
walks allowed. finishing third and fourth...was also a four-year basketball
and two-year football letter winner.
• Entered 2023 ranked by MLB Pipeline as the Padres' No.
8 overall prospect and their 5th-highest ranked pitching • Attended South Dakota State University from 2020-21,
prospect. where he went 3-9 with a 5.50 ERA over 16 starts in two
seasons as the Jacks’ No. 1 starter.
• Began the campaign with FW, making his debut on April 8
@ West Michigan, going 3.0 scoreless innings with one hit • Pitched for the Wareham Gateman in the Cape Cod League
allowed...received his 1st professional win on June 7 @ Quad in the summer of 2021, where he was named to the Cape
Cities. Cod All-League Team after going 3-0 with a 1.55 ERA in six
starts with 34 strikeouts (to six walks) in 29 innings.
• Made 12 total appearances with FW (11 starts), owning a
2.02 ERA (13 ER, 58.0 IP)...had a 1.03 WHIP with the TinCaps, • Transferred to the University of Iowa in 2022, and after
holding opponents to a .227 average. being selected by the Padres in the second round (53rd
pick) of the 2022 First-Year Player Draft, he became Iowa’s
• Struck out 47 batters with FW and allowed 10 walks...also
highest draft pick since 1990...in 2022 for Iowa, he was
allowed just two home runs in 230 batters faced.
named Collegiate Baseball Second-Team All-American,
• Had his best month in May, owning a 0.95 ERA (2 ER, 19.0 ABCA/Rawlings Third-Team All-American, ABCA/Rawlings
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First-Team All-Midwest Region honoree, Big Ten Pitcher of
the Year, first-team All-Big Ten selection, and two-time Big
Ten Pitcher of the Week (Feb. 23 & March 2)...majored in
interdepartmental studies at Iowa.
• Enjoys fishing, golfing, and spending time with his family.
ADAM MAZUR CAREER PITCHING

2023 FW A+ 4 1 2.02 12 11 0 0 0 58.0 50 15 13 2 0 10 47 1.03 .227 220 0 0 230 842/557
2023 SA AA 2 3 4.03 12 7 0 0 0 38.0 47 18 17 3 0 7 43 1.42 .301 156 2 4 164 601/418
2023 2 Teams Minors 6 4 2.81 24 18 0 0 0 96.0 97 33 30 5 0 17 90 1.19 .258 376 2 4 394 1443/975

2022 Signed by SD as a 2nd-round selection in the First-Year Player Draft, August 1
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Height: 6-0 Bats: R Full Name Mason Steven McCoy
Date of Birth March 31, 1995 in Peoria, Illinois
Weight: 185 Throws: R Current Residence Foley, Alabama
therealmccoy__1 MLB Service Time 0.025
@mason_mccoy1 MLB Debut August 30, 2023 vs. WSH (with TOR)
INF How Obtained Signed as a minor league free agent on November 18, 2023

2x MiLB.com Organization All-Star (2019 BAL, 2022 SEA)
•2024 marks his 7th professional season and 1st with the
Padres, splitting his career between BAL (2017-21), SEA Eastern League Mid-Season All-Star (2019, BAL)
(2022-23) and TOR (2023).
Arizona Fall League Rising Star (2019, Surprise)
•Originally drafted by the Orioles in the 6th-round of the
2017 Draft from the University of Iowa. New York-Penn League Mid-Season All-Star (2017, BAL)
•Played in 114 games between the Triple-A squads of SEA
and TOR in 2023, also receiving the first ML action of season with Triple-A Tacoma, where he posted career highs
his career with 6 big league games for the Blue Jays in in doubles (23), HR (21) and total bases (209).
August-September. • Over 124 games, hit .256 (113-for-442) with 72 runs scored,
•In 2019, tabbed by Baseball America as the Orioles' No. 23 2B, 5 3B, 21 HR, 63 RBI, 50 BB, 63 RBI and 22 stolen
27 prospect in which he ranked in the top 10 among BAL bases.
farmhands in runs scored (T-1st, 81), triples (T-1st, 7), hits • Named an MiLB.com Organization All-Star for the Mariners.
(2nd, 158), total bases (3rd, 206) and AVG (10th, .266).
2021
2023 SEASON • In his 4th professional season, ascended to Triple-A Norfolk,
• Began the season with the Mariners' organization for the where he spent the entirety of the season with the Tide
2nd consecutive season and played in 87 games for Triple-A batting .221 (90-for-408) with 21 2B, 6 3B, 9 HR and 43 RBI
Tacoma before being traded to TOR on July 26 for RHP Trent across 112 games.
Thornton. • At home, hit .221 (44-for-199) with 9 2B, 4 3B, 6 HR and 26
• On Aug. 29 with TOR, received the first big league call-up RBI in 57 games; nearly mirrored his production on the road,
of his career...went on to appear in 6 games as a Blue batting .220 (46-for-209) with 12 2B, 2 3B, 3 HR and 17 RBI
Jay, going 0-for-1 with 1 SO...appeared at SS 6 times as a in 55 games.
defensive replacement...the Blue Jays were 5-1 with him on • Saw his best month of the season in May, when he hit .277
their roster. (23-for-83) with 3 2B, 4 3B, 2 HR and 10 RBI for a .348 OBP
• Optioned back to BUF on Sept. 8 before being DFA’d by and .482 SLG.
TOR on Sept. 20, and outrighted back to BUF two days later.
• At the time of his promotion, had split the season at the at 2020
the Triple-A level between BUF and TAC, hitting .226 (91-for-
402) over 108 G with 21 2B, 3 3B, 12 HR, and 64 RBI. •Did not play due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
• Overall at Triple-A, posted minor league career highs in RBI
(65), stolen bases (25), walks (59) and strikeouts (146) at a
2019
.221 (92-for-417) clip across 114 combined games.
• Named a MiLB.com Organization All-Star with the Orioles
• Spent time defensively at SS (84 G), 2B (12 G), and 3rd (9
and an Eastern League Mid-Season All-Star after posting
G)…turned in a combined .986 fielding % (6 errors).
career bests in games (132), runs (81) and hits (158).
• Signed a minor league contract with the Padres on Nov. 18.
• Garnered Orioles Player of the Month accolades for June
after slashing .313/.379/.384 (35-for-112) with 6 2B, 1 3B, 18
R, 4 RBI across 27 games.
2022
• Finished the season ranked in the top 10 among BAL
• Acquired by SEA from BAL in exchange for cash farmhands in runs scored (T-1st, 81), triples (T-1st, 7), hits
considerations on April 7 and spent the balance of the (2nd, 158), total bases (3rd, 206) and AVG (10th, .266).
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• Split the season between Class A-Advanced Frederick and 2017
Double-A Bowie, hitting a combined .290 (158-for-545) with
22 2B, 7 3B, 4 HR, 81 runs scored, and 48 RBI in 132 games. • Spent his first professional season with Short Season-A
Aberdeen.
• Hit .379 (44-for-116) with 11 extra-base hits, 21 runs, and 17
RBI in 27 games for Frederick before his promotion on May • Appeared in 53 games for the IronBirds, hitting .301 (56-for-
6. 186) with 34 runs scored and 29 RBI.
• Following the season, played for the Surprise Saguaros of • Ranked third in the New York-Penn League in OBP (.382)
the Arizona Fall League, where he batted .219 (14-for-64) and 5th in batting average.
with 2 2B, 3B, 8 runs and 5 RBI. • Named a New York-Penn League Mid-Season All-Star.
• Was later named an Arizona Fall League Rising Star. • Connected with his first professional home run on Aug. 7 at
• Finished the season ranked as the No. 27 Orioles’ prospect Tri-City.
by Baseball America.
PERSONAL
2018 • Along with his wife, Cassandra, the couple have two
• Spent the entire season with Class-A Delmarva, appearing children - Mateo Harley and Zaela Dawn.
in 124 games and hitting .266 (128-for-482) with 18 2B, 10 3B, • Spent his junior and senior collegiate seasons at the
4 HR, 66 runs scored and 47 RBI. University of Iowa (2016-2017), combining to hit .311 (148-for-
• Led the Shorebirds in triples and finished second on the 476) over 117 games with 30 doubles, 4 3B, 7 HR, and 68 RBI
team in hits and games played. (.816 OPS).
• Hit .348 (31-for-89) in 25 day games. • Played for Illinois Central College from 2013-15, and was
named a two-time NJCAA All-American shortstop...was
• Recorded his first career multi-triple game on April 29 at named Freshman Player of the Year in 2013 after batting
Hickory. .394 with 18 2B, 6 3B and 5 HR.
• At Washington Community High School, lettered in baseball,
basketball and soccer, while earning all-conference honors
in basketball and soccer.
MASON MCCOY CAREER BATTING

2017 ABD A(Short) .301 53 186 34 56 11 3 1 29 26 28 4 3 .382 .409 .791 220 1 3 4 5
2018 DEL A(Full) .266 124 482 66 128 18 10 4 47 45 95 13 2 .331 .369 .700 536 4 1 3 13
2019 FRE A(Adv) .379 27 116 21 44 9 0 2 17 8 16 3 0 .416 .509 .925 125 0 0 1 0
2019 BOW AA .266 105 429 60 114 13 7 2 31 36 84 10 3 .326 .343 .669 471 3 2 1 9
2019 2 Teams Minors .290 132 545 81 158 22 7 4 48 44 100 13 3 .345 .378 .723 596 3 2 2 9
2021 NOR AAA .221 112 408 49 90 21 6 9 43 40 133 13 3 .288 .368 .656 455 0 3 4 5
2022 TAC AAA .256 124 442 72 113 23 5 21 63 50 130 22 3 .332 .473 .805 503 3 3 5 8
2023 TAC AAA .234 87 329 53 77 18 3 11 55 45 113 20 1 .330 .407 .737 383 4 1 4 6
2023 BUF AAA .170 27 88 15 15 3 0 1 10 14 33 5 1 .288 .239 .527 104 1 0 1 1
2023 TOR MLB .000 6 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 .000 .000 .000 1 0 0 0 0
2023 2 Teams Minors .221 114 417 68 92 21 3 12 65 59 146 25 2 .321 .372 .693 487 5 1 5 7
2023 2 Teams AAA .221 114 417 68 92 21 3 12 65 59 146 25 2 .321 .372 .693 487 5 1 5 7
Career TOR MLB .000 6 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 .000 .000 .000 1 0 0 0 0

2017 Signed by BAL as a 6th-round selection in the First-Year Player Draft, June 19
2022 Acquired by SEA from BAL in exchange for cash considerations, April 7
2023 Acquired by TOR from SEA in exchange for Trent Thornton, July 26
Signed by SD as a minor league free agent, November 18
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Height: 6-2 Bats: R Full Name Óscar Mauricio Mercado
Date of Birth December 16, 1994 in Cartagena, Colombia
oscar mer-KAH-doh MLB Service Time 3.031
oscmerc21 How Obtained Signed as a minor league free agent on December 28, 2023

Pacific Coast League Player of the Month (August 2023, Oklahoma City)
• The former 2nd-round pick of the St. Louis Cardinals re-
joins the Padres organization for 2024 on a minor league Texas Leage Mid-Season All-Star (2017, Springfield)
deal after spending part of 2023 with Triple-A El Paso.
Midwest Leage Mid-Season All-Star (2015, Peoria)
• Made CLE's Opening Day rosters in 2020 and 2022,
earning the Opening Day start in CF in '20. MiLB.com Organization All-Star (2014, STL)
• Finished 8th in the 2019 American League Rookie of the
Year voting, two points behind Vladimir Guerrero, Jr. for with the Cardinals from May 17-24, including a career-high-
7th place; received three 3rd place votes in the poll. tying 5 RBI on May 21 vs. LAD.
• In 2019, he led all American League rookies in stolen • Went 0-for-11 across his 12 games played for STL from
bases (15) and runs scored (70), and his 15 home runs May 25-July 1…designated for assignment by STL on July
were most by a Cleveland rookie since Jody Gerut (22) 3, elected free agency on July 5 and was signed by SD to a
in 2003. minor league contract on July 7.
• As an outfielder, has posted a .982 fielding percentage • Hit safely in 22 of his 31 games for Triple-A El Paso at a
in the Majors (10 errors, 550 chances). Converted from .339 clip (42-for-124), including 16 multi-hit efforts…posted
shortstop to outfield in the minors in 2016 following 118 7 consecutive multi-hit games from Aug. 10-18, slashing
errors at shortstop in his first 4 professional seasons. .455/.500/1.061 over that stretch.
• Led the Appalachian League (2014), Midwest League • Released by SD on Aug. 21 before signing with LAD as a
(2015) and Texas League (2017) in stolen bases, while minor league free agent on Aug. 25.
tying for the Florida State League lead (2016). • Hit safely in 10 of his 15 games played for Triple-A Oklahoma
• Represented Team Colombia in the 2017 and 2023 World City at a .259 clip (15-for-58).
Baseball Classics. • Earned Pacific Coast League Player of the Month honors for
the month of August.
• On the season, made 51 appearances (all starts) in CF, 19 in
2023 SEASON
RF (all starts), 6 as the DH (5 starts) and 5 in LF (4 starts).
• Spent the 2023 season with 3 different organizations (STL,
SD & LAD)…appeared in 15 Major League games for the • Played for Colombia in the 2023 World Baseball Classic in
Cardinals, as well as 34 games for Triple-A Memphis (STL), March, going 4-for-13 (.308) at the dish.
31 for Triple-A El Paso (SD) and 15 for Triple-A Oklahoma
City (LAD).
2022
• Slashed .488/.512/.756 and posted 7 multi-hit efforts across
a 10-game stretch from April 18-30. • Began the season on CLE’s Opening Day roster and played
in 55 games, his fewest in a single Major League season not
• Posted his first 4-hit effort since the 2019 campaign on April shortened by COVID.
30 at Durham…it was his 7th career four-hit game, trailing
only his 5-hit effort for Triple-A Columbus in a July 2018 • Hit his first career grand slam in the 3rd game of the season
contest. in the first inning at KC on April 10…it was part of a six-run
inning en route to a 17-3 win.
• Was hitting .276 (35-for-127) on the season with 14 SB in 17
attempts for MEM at the time of having his contract selected • Claimed off waivers by PHI on June 27, for one week, then
by STL on May 17. waived and re-claimed by CLE a week later on July, 4.
• Appeared in 20 games for STL from May 17-July 1, hitting • Would play in only 5 more Major League games before
.290 (9-for-31) with 2 stolen bases. being designated for assignment and finishing the season in
Columbus (AAA), where he posted an .812 OPS.
• Hit. 450 (9-for-20) with a pair of 3-hit efforts in his first week
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• Finished the season batting .362 (25-for-69) with 17 RBI over 2020
21 games in September with 8 multi-hit efforts.
• Made his first career Opening Day roster in the COVID-
shortened campaign…collected 1 hit in 11 contests, and did
not record a multi-hit effort in his 36 games played.
2021
P
OSTSEASON: Made 1 appearance in the Postseason,
• Began the campaign with Triple-A Columbus and hit .216
striking out in his lone at-bat in the Wild Card Series vs. NYY.
with 19 XBH (13 2B, 1 3B, 5 HR) across 45 games before
getting called up by CLE on June 28, where he remained for
the rest of the season.
2019
• Appeared in 76 games for CLE, including 68 (56 starts) in
the outfield with a .992 fielding % (1 error, 129 total chances). • Finished 8th in the 2019 American League Rookie of the
Year voting, two points behind Vladimir Guerrero, Jr. for 7th
• Went 4-for-5 at the dish with his 2nd HR of the season on place…received three 3rd place votes in the poll.
Aug. 4 @ TOR…it was his 2nd-career 4-hit game (also: July
27, 2019 @ KC), trailing only his career-high 5-hit game on • Led all AL rookies in stolen bases (15) and runs scored
July 19, 2019 vs. KC. (70)…his 15 home runs were most by a CLE rookie since
Jody Gerut (22) in 2003.
• Connected for his first walk-off HR vs. CWS on Sept. 23 (G2)
off José Ruíz in the bottom of the 7th inning. • Made his ML debut with CLE on May 14 at CWS…collected
his first hit vs. BAL on May 18 and his first ML home run vs.
TB on May 26.
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• Posted a career-high 5 hits (5-for-5) vs. KC on July 19, 5 days PERSONAL
after his first multi-home run game vs. Detroit on July 15.
•B
orn in Colombia and immigrated to the Tampa, Fla., area on
his father’s (Oscar Sr.) work visa when he was seven years
old, along with his mother (Marta), older brother (Juan), and
2013-18
twin sister (Natalia).
• Traded by STL to CLE in exchange for minor league
• I s very close with his twin sister, who graduated from the
outfielders Conner Capel and Jhon Torres at the 2018 trade
University of Central Florida and started a dental school at
deadline on July 31…posted minor league career highs in
Temple University.
games (132), AB (485), runs scored (85) and walks between
STL’s Triple-A Memphis and CLE’s Triple-A Columbus. •G
raduated from Tampa Gaither High School, which also
produced Tampa Bay Rays manager Kevin Cash.
• Participated for Colombia in the 2017 World Baseball
Classic, appearing in 2 games while scoring 1 run…posted •S
igned his letter of intent to play college baseball at Florida
minor league career highs in total hits (137) and strikeouts State University.
(112) for Double-A Springfield…was tabbed by Baseball
America as the Cardinals "Best Defensive Outfielder", •E
arned U.S. Citizenship in March 2018 during Spring
posting a .978 fielding percentage (6 errors, 270 total Training.
chances)…his 38 stolen bases led the Texas League. •V
olunteered regularly at Cleveland Animal Protective
• Spent the entirety of the 2016 season with Single-A Palm League.
Beach…his 33 stolen bases tied for the Florida State League
lead...converted from shortstop to outfield following 118
errors at shortstop in his first 4 professional seasons.
• Swiped a career-high 50 bases in 2015 for Single-A Peoria,
which also led the Midwest League…appeared in 117 games.
• Played in 60 games for Rookie-Level Johnson City in 2014,
leading the Appalachian League with 26 stolen bases.
• After being drafted in 2nd round of the 2013 First-Year
Player Draft, played in 42 G for the GCL Cardinals.
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2013 G-CAR ROK .209 42 163 18 34 5 4 1 14 17 39 12 4 .290 .307 .597 186 3 0 3 0
2014 JC ROK .224 60 245 41 55 9 1 3 25 20 37 26 7 .303 .306 .609 274 8 0 1 4
2015 PEO A(Full) .254 117 472 70 120 23 3 4 44 23 61 50 19 .297 .341 .638 513 8 5 5 9
2016 PMB A(Adv) .215 125 442 50 95 23 1 0 27 44 71 33 20 .296 .271 .567 506 9 6 5 10
2017 SPR AA .287 120 477 76 137 20 4 13 46 32 112 38 19 .341 .428 .769 523 9 1 4 3
2018 MEM AAA .285 100 382 73 109 21 1 8 42 36 64 31 8 .351 .408 .759 427 4 2 3 7
2018 COL AAA .252 32 103 12 26 5 1 0 5 13 23 6 4 .342 .320 .662 119 1 2 0 4
2018 2 Teams Minors .278 132 485 85 135 26 2 8 47 49 87 37 12 .349 .390 .739 546 5 4 3 11
2018 2 Teams AAA .278 132 485 85 135 26 2 8 47 49 87 37 12 .349 .390 .739 546 5 4 3 11
2019 COL AAA .294 30 119 24 35 10 1 4 15 16 32 14 3 .396 .496 .892 140 4 1 0 1
2019 CLE MLB .269 115 438 70 118 25 3 15 54 28 84 15 4 .318 .443 .761 482 5 7 4 9
2020 CLE MLB .128 36 86 6 11 1 0 1 6 5 27 3 0 .174 .174 .348 93 0 1 1 0
2021 COL AAA .216 45 171 29 37 13 1 5 23 23 32 9 1 .327 .392 .719 203 6 1 2 2
2021 CLE MLB .224 72 214 27 48 11 1 6 19 21 42 7 1 .300 .369 .669 238 2 1 0 1
2022 COL AAA .281 49 167 25 47 7 3 5 31 18 28 9 4 .363 .449 .812 190 4 0 1 3
2022 PHI MLB .000 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 .000 .000 .000 1 0 0 0 0
2022 CLE MLB .208 54 120 17 25 6 1 4 16 5 28 2 2 .244 .375 .619 127 1 0 1 4
2022 2 Teams MLB .207 55 121 17 25 6 1 4 16 5 29 2 2 .242 .372 .614 128 1 0 1 4
2023 MEM AAA .278 34 126 18 35 12 0 2 12 14 28 15 3 .361 .421 .782 145 3 1 1 2
2023 ELP AAA .339 31 124 28 42 5 3 10 37 11 29 10 1 .399 .669 1.068 138 2 0 1 0
2023 OKC AAA .259 15 58 11 15 4 0 2 13 4 16 3 1 .313 .431 .744 64 1 0 1 3
2023 STL MLB .290 20 31 3 9 3 0 0 5 1 4 2 1 .313 .387 .700 32 0 0 0 0
2023 3 Teams Minors .299 80 308 57 92 21 3 14 62 29 73 28 5 .367 .523 .890 347 6 1 3 5
2023 3 Teams AAA .299 80 308 57 92 21 3 14 62 29 73 28 5 .367 .523 .890 347 6 1 3 5
Career 3 Teams MLB .237 298 890 123 211 46 5 26 100 60 186 29 8 .289 .388 .677 973 8 9 6 14
WILD CARD
2020 CLE MLB .000 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 .000 .000 .000 1 0 0 0 0
2020 CLE MLB .000 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 .000 .000 .000 1 0 0 0 0

2013 Signed by STL as a 2nd-round selection in the First-Year Player Draft, June 17
2018 Acquired by CLE from STL in exchange for Jhon Torres and Conner Capel, July 31
2022 Claimed off waivers by PHI from CLE, June 27
Claimed off waivers by CLE from PHI, July 4
Signed by STL as a minor league free agent, November 17
2023 Signed by SD as a minor league free agent, July 7
Signed by LAD as a minor league free agent, August 25
Signed by SD as a minor league free agent, December 28
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Height: 6-3 Bats: L Full Name Jackson Peter Merrill
Date of Birth April 19, 2003 in Baltimore, Maryland
Weight: 212 Throws: R Current Residence Severna Park, Maryland
MEHR-uhl MLB Service Time 0.000
_jacksonmerrill_ Signed by SD as a first-round selection (27th overall) in the 2021 First-Year Player Draft
INF/OF How Obtained
on July 26, 2021

Futures Game Selection (2023, NL-SD)
• Entered 2024 ranked as the Padres' No. 2 overall
prospect by MLB Pipeline and Baseball America. Also 2x MiLB Organization All-Star (2022-23, SD)
rated as the No. 12 prospect in all of baseball by MLB
Pipeline and ESPN, No. 17 by Baseball America and No. Arizona Fall League Rising Star (2022, Peoria)
23 by The Athletic.
California League Player of the Week (April 24, 2022 - Lake Elsinore)
• Split his age-20 season in 2023 between High-A Fort
Wayne and Double-A San Antonio, hitting a combined
• Hit exactly .273 vs. lefties (12-for-44) and righties (60-for-
.277 (129-for-466) in 114 games with 25 doubles, four
219) with SA.
triples, 15 home runs and 64 RBI.
• Also converted 5 of his 6 stolen base attempts while with
• Played 4 different positions in 2023 between SA and FW:
SA, including 15 of 19 (78.9%) between SA and FW.
shortstop (99 games), left fied (5 games), second base (2
games and first base (1 game). Also played in 7 games as • On August 17 vs. Midland, stole home in the 1st inning.
the designated hitter.
• Was left off the SA division series roster with his left
• Named to his 1st-career Futures Game roster in 2023 hamstring injury.
for the SiriusXM All-Star Futures Game in Seattle,
• Entered 2023 rated as the No. 16 prospect in all of baseball
Washington. Entered the game as a pinch-hitter and
by ESPN.com, No. 19 by MLB Pipeline, No. 20 by The
then played SS, going 0-for-2 at the dish.
Athletic and No. 22 by Baseball America.
• Earned his first invitation to Major League Spring Training
2023 SEASON in 2023 and saw ample playing time with many players
participating in the 2023 World Baseball Classic...played in
• Split his second full season as a professional between 16 games and hit .268 (10-for-35)...started 10 of those games
High-A Fort Wayne and Double-A San Antonio, earning a at shortstop and made 2 errors in 82.0 innings at SS.
spot on the 2023 SiriusXM All-Star Futures Game roster.
• Also earned his 2nd MiLB.com Organization All-Star honor,
hitting a combined .277 (129-for-466) in 114 games with 2022
25 doubles, four triples, 15 home runs, 64 RBI and 76 runs • The Padres’ top prospect in '22 was limited to only 45
scored. games due to wrist and hamstring issues, but he slashed
• Played 4 different positions in 2023 between SA and FW: .325/.387/.482 with 10 doubles, 3 triples, 5 home runs, 35
shortstop (99 games), left fied (5 games), second base (2 RBI and 33 runs scored for Lake Elsinore (A) in his age-19
game and first base (1 game)...at SS, committed 12 errors in season.
a 845.2 innings for a .969 fielding percentage. • Hit safely in 11 of his first 13 games including 7 multi-hit
• Began the season with Fort Wayne, where he hit 10 homers efforts from April 8-24, earning California League Player of
with a .280/.318/.444 slash line in 68 games to earn the the Week honors on April 24.
promotion to Double-A on July 14. • Placed on the 7-day IL on April 29 with a fractured wrist as
• Reached base safely via a hit or a walk in 39 of his 46 games he applied the tag on an attempted steal…sent on a rehab
for SA, batting .273 (51-for-187) with 13 doubles, 2 triples, 5 assignment to the Arizona Complex League on June 21,
home runs, 31 RBI, 26 runs scored, and 18 walks...owned a where he slashed .433/.542/.700 across 10 G from June 21-
.338 OBP and .444 SLG in his 1st stint at the Double-A level. July 29…landed back on the IL due to the hamstring injury.
• With SA, went 15-for-41 (.366) with RISP and 7-for-20 (.350) • Reinstated from the IL and returned the Storm on July
with RISP/2 out. 31…hit safely in 25 of his 32 games played, slashing
.298/.361/.468 with 6 doubles, 3 triples, 4 home runs, 27 RBI
• Hit 2nd in the Missions batting order in 45 of his 46 games and 22 runs scored.
played, hitting third in the other contest.
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• In the Postseason, he helped the Storm claim its first 2021
California League championship since 2011 and fourth
overall, going 11-for-17 at the dish (.647) with 4 doubles, • Made his professional debut with the Arizona Complex
7 RBI, 3 runs scored and 3 stolen bases in as many attempts. League Padres (R) and hit .280 (30-for-107) with a .722 OPS
in 31 games…he had 9 XBH (7 2B and 2 3B) with 0 home
• While with the Storm, he hit .379 (22-for-58) vs. lefties and runs.
.302 (42-for-139) vs. righties.
• Hit safely in 23 of 31 games for the ACL Padres, including
• Spent the majority of the season batting 2nd in the Storm each of the first 10 games to begin his pro career from July
lineup (27 G, .303 AVG), while also batting leadoff (10 G, 26-Aug. 9 (.353 AVG).
.356) and third (8 G, .367).
• Following the season, he played in 22 games for the Peoria
Javelinas in the Arizona Fall League, slashing .261/.316/.352
with 1 double, 2 triples, 1 HR, 10 RBI, 16 runs scored and 2
stolen bases...was named to the Arizona Fall League Rising
Stars team.
JACKSON MERRILL CAREER BATTING

2021 A-PAD ROK .280 31 107 19 30 7 2 0 10 10 27 5 1 .339 .383 .722 120 0 2 1 2
2022 A-PAD ROK .433 10 30 5 13 3 1 1 6 1 2 3 0 .452 .700 1.152 31 0 0 0 1
2022 LE A .325 45 197 33 64 10 3 5 34 19 42 8 5 .387 .482 .869 219 1 2 0 5
2022 2 Teams Minors .339 55 227 38 77 13 4 6 40 20 44 11 5 .395 .511 .906 250 1 2 0 6
2023 FW A+ .280 68 279 50 78 12 2 10 33 17 37 10 3 .318 .444 .762 300 0 1 3 6
2023 SA AA .273 46 187 26 51 13 2 5 31 18 25 5 1 .338 .444 .782 211 2 1 3 2
2023 2 Teams Minors .277 114 466 76 129 25 4 15 64 35 62 15 4 .326 .444 .770 511 2 2 6 8

2021 Signed by SD as a first-round selection (27th overall) in the First-Year Player Draft, July 26
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Height: 6-0 Bats: L Full Name Calvin David Mitchell
Date of Birth March 8, 1999 in San Diego, California
Weight: 207 Throws: L Current Residence St. Petersburg, Florida
calvin.mitch MLB Service Time 0.100
MLB Debut May 24, 2022 vs. COL (with PIT)
OF How Obtained Signed as a minor league free agent on December 28, 2023

Florida State League League All-Star Game Top Star (2019, Bradenton)
• The San Diego native is a 2017 graduate of Rancho
Bernardo High School, and was drafted in the 2nd round Florida State League Mid-Season All-Star (2019, Bradenton)
of the 2017 First-Year Player Draft by PIT.
Florida State League Player of the Week (July 21, 2019 - Bradenton)
• Committed to play at the University of San Diego prior to
signing with the Pirates. South Atlantic League Mid and Post-Season All-Star (2018, West
Virginia)
• His Rancho Bernando Broncos were 109-27 in his four
high school seasons, as he hit .337 with 29 HR and 120 South Atlantic League Player of the Week (April 22, 2018 - West Virginia)
RBI.
• Made 71 appearances (51 starts) for the Pirates Major 2022
League club across the 2022-23 seasons, with 54 of • Began the season with Triple-A Indianapolis and was the
those appearanes (51 starts) coming in right field in '22. Opening Day starter in RF.
• Earned 2019 Florida State League All-Star Game MVP • Recorded at least 1 RBI in each of his first 7 games through
honors, going 2-for-4 with a pair of doubles in the April 13.
contest.
• Hit .371 with a 1.138 OPS and 12 RBI in his first 10 games
through April 17.
2023 SEASON • Connected for 2 HR and had 4 RBI on May 13 vs. Columbus.
• In his 7th and final season in Pittsburgh’s organization, • Reached base safely in 16 straight games from April 20
he spent the majority of the campaign with Triple-A through May 14.
Indianapolis while also appearing in 2 games for the Pirates.
• Was hitting .306 (38-for-124) at the time he was selected to
• Appeared in 44 games (35 starts) in left field for IND and 38 the Major League roster on May 24.
games (30 starts) in right field, slashing .261/.333/.414 with
16 doubles, 9 HR, 57 RBI and 48 runs scored for the Indians. • Made his Major League debut as the starter in right field on
May 24 vs. COL and had an RBI single off Kyle Freeland in
• Hit safely in 41 of 64 games for IND at a .276 clip (62-for- his second at-bat.
225) from March 31-June 18 before being recalled by the
Pirates on June 20…went a combined 0-for-4 with 1 BB and • Hit safely in each of his first 4 big league games before
1 SO in his only 2 games played for the Pirates in ’24 on June going 0-for-4 on May 29.
20 & 21. • Connected off ARI’s Zac Gallen for his first Major League
• On April 25 vs. Columbus, posted a career-high-tying 5 hits home run on June 5...homered again in his next game on
(2x, also: Aug. 24 vs. Richmond for Double-A Altoona)…it June 7 vs. DET off Tarik Skubal.
was the start of him hitting safely in 22 of 30 games played • Was optioned back to IND on June 27...hit safely in 11 straight
from April 25-May 31 at a .330 clip (34-for-103), with 6 of his games with IND from May 17 through July 4, going 18-for-43
9 HR on the campaign coming during the stretch. (.419) with 11 RBI and a .934 OPS.
• Optioned back to IND on June 23 and hit .250 (8-for-32) • Was recalled a second time on July 15...hit safely in 16 of his
before being placed on the 7-day IL on July 4, and remained 17 games with IND in August, going 24-for-64 (.375) with 4
on the IL until Aug. 29…appeared in 4 rehab games for 2B, 2 3B, 4 HR, 14 RBI, a .438 OBP, .688 SLG and 1.126 OPS.
Single-A Bradenton from Aug 22-27 (.167; 2-for-12).
• Was recalled on Sept 1...hit safely in 4 straight games from
• Designated for assignment on Sept. 1 before clearing Sept. 2-7...connected for his 5th and final home run on Sept.
outright waivers back to IND on Sept. 5…appeared in 4 13 in game one of a doubleheader at CIN.
September games for the Indians, going 3-for-15 (.200) at
the dish and finishing the season on the 7-day IL.
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2021 • Was promoted to IND on Sept. 20 and hit safely in each of

his first 4 games...made all 5 defensive appearances in right
• Entered season ranked by MLB Pipeline as the 17th-best field with IND.
prospect in the Pirates minor league system.
• Hit .279 (112-for-402) with 20 2B, 12 HR and 62 RBI in
115 minor league games between Double-A Altoona and 2020
Triple-A Indianapolis.
• Did not play a regular season game due to the COVID-19
• Ranked 2nd among Pirates farmhands in games played, 3rd pandemic.
in hits and 8th in RBI.
• Began season with Altoona and connected for first
2019
Double-A home run in his 6th game on May 12 at
Binghamton. • Entered 2019 ranked as PIT’s 8th-best prospect according to
Baseball America.
• Recorded his first career two-homer game on June 30 at
Hartford. • Finished T-1st in the Florida State League in total bases
(183), 5th in RBI, 6th in HR and 10th in SLG while spending
• Batted .319 (29-for- 91) with 5 home runs, 17 RBI and a .939
entire 2019 season with Single-A Bradenton.
OPS in 25 games during the month of June.
• Was named to the Florida State League Mid-Season All-Star
• Matched a franchise record with a career-high 5 hits and 5
team in 2019…went 2-for-4 with a pair of doubles while
RBI in Altoona’s 16-5 win over Richmond on Aug. 24.
being named MVP of the All-Star Game.
• Reached base safely in 18 straight games from Aug. 10 thru
• Led Florida State League right fielders with a .977 fielding
Sept. 1.
percentage.
• Made 92 appearances (90 starts) in right field and five starts
• Was named the Florida State League Player of the Week for
in left field while playing with Altoona.
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the week of July 15-21...Hit a walk-off grand slam to cap off a 2017
six-run 10th inning for Bradenton on July 17 vs. Clearwater…
hit his 2nd grand slam in 4-game span on July 21 at Tampa. • Made his professional debut with the Rookie-Level Gulf
Coast League Pirates after being selected in the 2nd round
(50th pick overall) of the First-Year Player Draft earlier in the
summer.
2018
• Hit his first career home run as part of a three-hit
• Spent entire 2018 season with Single-A West Virginia Power,
performance in his third professional game on June 28
where he led the team and posted career highs in hits (124),
against the GCL Braves.
doubles (29), RBI (65), walks (41) and games played (119).
• Finished the season ranked as PIT’s 14th-best prospect by
• Was named to the South Atlantic League’s Mid and Post-
Baseball America and No. 15 by MLB.com.
Season All-Star teams in 2018 while ranking 7th in the
league in batting average and 3rd among Pirates minor
leaguers in RBI.
PERSONAL
• Took home South Atlantic League Player of the Week honors
for the week of April 16-22 after going 13-for-26 (.500). • I s a 2017 graduate of Rancho Bernardo High School in San
Diego, CA (the same high school as former Pirates pitcher
• Hit safely in a career-high 13 straight games from April 14-27, Trevor Williams).
going 24-for-53 (.452) with 7 multi-hit games.
• Was a 2017 Rawlings-Perfect Game first-team All-American
• Hit safely in 20 of his first 22 games in 2018 and was hitting and California All-Region first-team selection.
.381 thru April 27.
• Hit .369 with 11 home runs and 34 RBI in 34 games during
• Ranked 4th in the South Atlantic League with a .316 batting his senior year at Rancho Bernardo.
average at the All-Star break.
• Was ranked by MLB Pipeline as the 79th-best prospect
• Started in right field for the North All-Stars in the South available in the 2017 draft.
Atlantic League All-Star Game in Greensboro, NC.
• Has several tattoos, many of which he drew and designed
• Ended the campaign ranked as PIT’s 8th-best prospect by himself.
Baseball America and No. 9 by MLB.com.
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2017 G-PIR ROK .245 43 159 17 39 11 0 2 20 24 35 2 3 .351 .352 .703 185 2 0 0 2
2018 WV A .280 119 443 55 124 29 3 10 65 41 109 4 5 .344 .427 .771 495 5 1 5 9
2019 BRD A(Adv) .251 118 451 54 113 21 2 15 64 32 142 1 1 .304 .406 .710 493 5 0 5 5
2021 ALT AA .280 108 382 43 107 19 1 12 61 24 71 6 7 .330 .429 .759 419 7 0 5 6
2021 IND AAA .250 7 20 1 5 1 0 0 1 0 4 0 0 .286 .300 .586 21 1 0 0 1
2021 2 Teams Minors .279 115 402 44 112 20 1 12 62 24 75 6 7 .328 .423 .751 440 8 0 5 7
2022 IND AAA .339 63 236 33 80 18 2 9 49 17 38 8 1 .391 .547 .938 261 5 0 3 3
2022 PIT MLB .226 69 212 21 48 11 0 5 17 18 52 3 1 .286 .349 .635 232 0 1 1 3
2023 BRD A .167 4 12 2 2 0 0 0 2 4 2 0 0 .353 .167 .520 17 0 0 1 0
2023 IND AAA .261 78 280 46 73 16 0 9 55 29 93 6 2 .333 .414 .747 316 3 1 3 8
2023 PIT MLB .000 2 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 .200 .000 .200 5 0 0 0 0
2023 2 Teams Minors .257 82 292 48 75 16 0 9 57 33 95 6 2 .334 .404 .738 333 3 1 4 8
Career PIT MLB .222 71 216 21 48 11 0 5 17 19 53 3 1 .284 .343 .627 237 0 1 1 3

2017 Signed by PIT as a 2nd-round selection in the First-Year Player Draft, June 20
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Height: 5-8 Bats: L Full Name Nathan Wayne Mondou
Date of Birth March 24, 1995 in Tacoma, Washington
Weight: 211 Throws: R Current Residence Lakewood, Washington
MAHN-doo MLB Service Time 0.003
natemondou How Obtained Signed by SD as a minor league free agent on December 8, 2023

Texas League Player of the Week (July 28, 2019 - Midland)
• Joined the Padres organization for the 2024 campaign
on a minor league deal after spending 7 seasons with California League Mid-Season All-Star (2018, Stockton)
the Oakland A's (2016-22) and 1 season with the Chicago
White Sox (2023). MiLB Organization All-Star (2018, OAK)
• Spent the majority of 2023 with Triple-A Charlotte Midwest League Mid-Season All-Star (2017, Beloit)
and made appearances across the infield, including
68 appearances (66 starts) at 1B, 28 appearances (26 New York-Penn League Mid-Season All-Star (2016, Vermont)
starts) at 2B and 11 appearances (all starts) at 3B.
1-for-1 at the dish with a stolen base.
• Made his MLB Debut in his final season with OAK
in 2022, appearing in the A's penultimate game of • Made 68 appearances (66 starts) for the Knights at 1B, 28
the season. In '22, he ranked Top 5 among OAK’s app. (22 starts) at 2B, 11 app (all starts) at 3B and 10 app (all
organizational leaders in doubles (2nd, 30), AVG (4th, starts) as the DH.
.283) and hits (5th, 109). • Posted a .988 fielding percentage (8 errors, 652 total
chances).
2023 SEASON
• After 7 seasons with the Oakland Athletics organization,
2022
Mondou signed a minor league deal with the Chicago White • In his final season with the A’s organization, he spent the
Sox on January 30 and played in 2 games for Double-A duration of the campaign with Triple-A Las Vegas before
Birmingham before spending the rest of the season (116 having his contract selected on October 3 and making his
games) with Triple-A Charlotte. Major League debut in OAK’s penultimate game of the
season on Oct. 4 vs. LAA…made the start at 2B and went
• Homered in his first game with the Barons on April 6 for
0-for-2 with 1 BB and 1 SO in OAK’s 2-1 win.
his lone hit in 5 at-bats with BIR…promoted to Charlotte on
April 11. • Ranked among OAK’s organizational leaders in doubles
(2nd, 30), AVG (4th, .283), hits (5th, 109), RBI (6th, 64), OBP
• Slashed .270/.379/.434 with the Knights, ranking 1st on the
(7th, .374), XBH (T-7th, 40), SLG (8th, .431) and OPS (8th,
clubs in walks (69), 2nd in RBI (61) runs scored (6) and 2B
.805)…the 30 2B and 64 RBI were also career highs.
(23), 3rd in HR (13) and games played (116) and 4th in total
hits (105) and at-bats (389). • Recorded 1+ RBI in 7 of his first 8 games from April 5-21 (9
RBI total over the stretch).
• Hit .270 (17-for-63) in his 19 April games before enjoying his
highest monthly AVG in May (.303, 23-for-76), with 4 of his • Was hit by 6 pitches over a 10-game stretch from April
14 HR coming in his 2 games that month…hit .206 in his 19 24-May 7…he was 1 of 13 batters in all of Triple-A Baseball to
June games before hitting .278 (52-for-187) across his final post 13+ HBP in ’22.
55 games from July 1-Sept. 24.
• 3 of the 6 times he’s recorded 4 RBI came in ’22, including
• Posted 3 separate 8+ game hitting streaks throughout the twice in a 3-game stretch on July 3 vs. Round Rock and July
season…hit safely in 8 consecutive games from April 15-23 5 @ Oklahoma City.
at a .357 clip, another 8 straight games from July 14-25 at
a .355 clip, and a season-high 10 consecutive games from • Recorded his 2nd-career multi-HR game on Aug 24 vs.
Sept 8-19 at a .361 clip. Sugar Land, with the other coming on July 10, 2018 for
Single-A Stockton.
• Homered in consecutive games for the 3rd and 4th times of
his career, and twice in the same season for the first time, on • Played primarily at 2B (80 G, 76 starts), while also playing 3B
May 30-June 1 and Sept 16-17. (13 G, 11 starts), LF (9 G, all starts) and SS (2 G, all starts).
• Reached base in all 5 plate appearances on Aug 24 vs.

Memphis, posting a career-high-tying 4 walks while going
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2016-21 • In 2017, he combined to hit .287 (135-for-470) with 24 2B, 7
3B, 2 HR, 59 RBI and 69 runs scored in 125 games between
• Finished 3rd in the A’s organization in AVG (.282) in 2021, Class-A Beloit and Stockton…ranked among A’s farmhand
spending the duration of the season at the Triple-A level leaders in walks (3rd, 59) and T-3rd in OBP (.366)…earned
for the first time in his career…appeared in 87 games for Midwest League Mid-Season All-Star honors for Beloit.
Charlotte primarily at 2B (63 games), hitting. 282 (87-for-
308). • After being drafted in the 13th round of the 2016 First-Year
Player Draft, got his professional career started with 1
• Did not play competitively in 2020 due to COVID-19. game in the Arizona League before playing in 60 games for
• Spent all of 2019 with Double-A Midland, playing in 122 Single-A Vermont, earning New York-Penn League Mid-
games (103 at 2B) while hitting .248 (106-for-427) at the Season All-Star honors.
dish…was named Texas League Player of the Week for the
period of July 22-28.
PERSONAL
• Finished 2nd in the A’s organization in runs scored (79)
and 4th in RBI (75) in 2018…both were career highs, as •A
ttended Wake Forest University, where he was a two-time
well as his 142 total hits, 509 at-bats and 136 games played First Team All-ACC selection in 2015-16… graduated from
between Single-A Stockton and Double-A Midland…earned the Charles Wright Academy in University Place, Wash.
California League Mid-Season All-Star honors, and was
named an Organizational All-Star for OAK by MiLB.com.
NATE MONDOU CAREER BATTING

2016 A-ATH ROK .000 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 .500 .000 .500 2 0 0 0 0
2016 VER A(Short) .298 60 225 27 67 11 2 0 24 24 37 6 6 .375 .364 .739 254 4 1 0 6
2016 2 Teams Minors .296 61 226 27 67 11 2 0 24 25 37 6 6 .376 .363 .739 256 4 1 0 6
2017 BEL A(Full) .296 66 247 31 73 16 3 0 32 31 43 8 3 .371 .385 .756 288 2 2 6 6
2017 STK A(Adv) .278 59 223 38 62 8 4 2 27 28 57 8 5 .362 .377 .739 257 3 0 3 1
2017 2 Teams Minors .287 125 470 69 135 24 7 2 59 59 100 16 8 .366 .381 .747 545 5 2 9 7
2018 STK A(Adv) .291 88 344 64 100 20 5 8 61 33 58 8 5 .361 .448 .809 391 7 3 4 4
2018 MID AA .255 48 165 15 42 7 0 0 14 19 26 2 1 .345 .297 .642 196 6 2 4 1
2018 2 Teams Minors .279 136 509 79 142 27 5 8 75 52 84 10 6 .356 .399 .755 587 13 5 8 5
2019 MID AA .248 122 427 54 106 15 3 5 45 58 94 7 8 .344 .333 .677 503 8 3 7 8
2021 LV AAA .282 87 308 53 87 20 1 8 49 40 55 0 2 .371 .432 .803 361 7 0 6 4
2022 LV AAA .283 108 385 59 109 30 3 7 64 46 83 1 1 .374 .431 .805 449 13 0 5 5
2022 OAK MLB .000 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 .333 .000 .333 3 0 0 0 0
2023 BIR AA .200 2 5 1 1 0 0 1 1 2 1 1 0 .429 .800 1.229 7 0 0 0 1
2023 CLT AAA .270 116 389 60 105 23 1 13 61 69 89 7 5 .379 .434 .813 465 2 1 4 2
2023 2 Teams Minors .269 118 394 61 106 23 1 14 62 71 90 8 5 .380 .439 .819 472 2 1 4 3
Career OAK MLB .000 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 .333 .000 .333 3 0 0 0 0

2016 Signed by OAK as a 13th-round selection in the First-Year Player Draft, June 14
2023 Signed by CWS as a minor league free agent, January 30
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Height: 6-0 Bats: L Full Name Adrian Morejon Garcia
Date of Birth February 27, 1999 in Havana, Cuba
Weight: 236 Throws: L Current Residence Phoenix, Arizona
more-eh-HONE MLB Service Time 3.140
@adrian_morejon3 MLB Debut July 21, 2019 @ CHC (wish SD)
adrianmorejon40
LHP How Obtained Signed as an international free agent on July 7, 2016

Futures Game World Selection (2019, SD)
• Limited to 8 appearances (1 start) for SD in 2023 due to 2
seperate stints on the Injured List (left elbow sprain and California League Mid-Season All-Star (2018, Lake Elsinore)
right knee inflammation).
• Posted a career-long 13.2 scoreless-inning streak across •T
ossed 3.0 shutout frames for the 3rd time in his career (first
his 10 appearances from August 2-29, 2022, going 2-0 time since the 2020 campaign) on July 2 @ CIN.
with 2 holds, a 12-3 SO/BB ratio and a .204 opp. AVG. It •A
llowed 2 runs in 2 of his final 3 outings from July 7-15
was the 3rd-longest scoreless-inning streak out of the before being placed on the 15-day IL with right knee
SD pen in '22, behind only Tim Hill (18.0 IP) and Nick inflammation on July 16.
Martinez (15.0 IP).
•S
plit a rehab stint between the Arizona Complex League
• Ranked in the 92nd percentile in fastball velocity (96.9 and ELP from Aug 4-15 before being reinstated from the 15-
mph) in '22 and the 73rd percentile in '23 (95.3 mph). day IL on Aug. 17 and optioned to ELP that same day, where
• He inherited 10 runners in '22, and allowed 0 of them he remained for the balance of the season.
scored. He was 1 of only 3 relievers in '22 to have •P
er Statcast, he relied on 4 pitches: 4-Seam Fastball (57.8%),
inherited 10+ runners and have a 0.0 IRS% (also: MIL's Slider (19.3%), Curveball (14.3%) and Changeup (8.7%)…he
Matt Bush and MIN's Joe Smith). ranked in the 73rd percentile in fastball velocity (95.3 mph),
• Entered the 2022 season as the No. 6 prospect in SD's but opponents hit .462 (12-26) against the pitch.
farm system by Baseball America.
• Made his ML debut on July 21, 2019 at CHC, becoming 2022
the 3rd player from the 2016 International Signing Class
to make his ML debut, behind only TOR’s RHP Elvis • Began the season on the 60-day IL recovering from Tommy
Luciano and INF/OF Lourdes Gurriel Jr. John surgery...his rehab assignment included starts for Lake
Elsinore (A) on May 10 (3.0 IP, 2 H, ER) and May 15 (0.1 IP, 5
• At 20 years, 144 days old, Morejon became the 2nd- H, 3 ER) before making 5 scoreless rehab relief app. for San
youngest Padre to making his pitching debut, behind Antonio (AA) from May 19-June 1, allowing just allowing just
only Jay Franklin (18 years, 172 days old on September 1 hit in 7.0 IP.
4, 1971).
• Reinstated from the 60-day IL on June 6 and was recalled
to the big league squad on June 7…made his season debut
that same day vs. NYM, retiring all 6 batters he faced on 18
2023 SEASON
pitches and finishing off SD’s 7-0 shutout victory.
•M
ade 8 appearances (1 start) for SD, allowing 7 ER in 9.0 IP
• Placed on the COVID-IL on June 11 and was reinstated on
(7.00 ERA) with a 2.11 WHIP and .368 opponents’ AVG.
June 16…made 2 appearances before being placed on the
•B
egan the season on the 60-day IL (left elbow sprain) and 15-day IL with left shoulder inflammation from June 23-July
made 4 rehab outings with Lake Elsinore (A) before being 13…made 2 scoreless rehab outings for El Paso (AAA) on
reinstated from the 60-day IL and optioned to ELP on June July 7 and July 10.
6.
• Posted a career-long 13.2 scoreless inning streak across his
•W
ent 1-0 and posted a 1.29 ERA (1 ER, 7.0 IP) with a .222 10 appearances from August 2-29, going 2-0 with 2 holds,
opponents’ AVG across 4 relief outings for the Chihuahuas a 12-3 SO/BB ratio and a .204 opp. AVG...it was the 3rd-
from June 7-18 before being recalled from ELP on June 21. longest scoreless inning streak out of the SD pen, behind
only Tim Hill (18.0 IP) and Nick Martinez (15.0 IP).
•W
as scoreless across his first 3 app (2.1 IP) from June 21-24,
allowing just 1 hit and 2 walks. • Made 26 relief appearances on the season and his 5 wins
tied Nabil Crismatt and Robert Suarez for most in SD's pen.
•A
llowed a career-high-tying 5 hits and 3 ER on June 27 @
PIT in SD’s 9-4 defeat. • With runners in scoring position this season, he limited
opposing batters to a .208 average (5-for-24)...with RISP/2
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• He inherited 10 runners on the season, and 0 of them • Made his first-career Opening Day roster as SD’s No. 5
scored...was 1 of only 3 relievers in '22 to have inherited 10+ starter and made 2 starts before undergoing season-ending
runners and have a 0.0 IRS% (also: MIL's Matt Bush and Tommy John surgery on April 20.
MIN's Joe Smith).
• Made the start on April 5 vs. SF, tossing 4.0 innings of 2-run
• Ranked in the 92nd percentile in fastball velocity (96.9 mph) ball on 2 solo HR (Darin Ruf and Evan Longoria) in SD’s 3-2
and 96th in fastball spin rate (2,498 rpm). defeat.
• Per Statcast, relied on his 4-Seamer 69.1 % of the time,his • Exited his start on April 11 @ TEX after just 16 pitches and
slider (13.7%), curveball (13%) and changeup (4.3%). 0.2 IP…placed on the 10-day IL the following day with a left
forearm strain...transferred to the 60-day IL on April 23.
P
OSTSEASON: Made his 4th career Postseason app. in
Game 2 of the Wild Card Series vs. NYM on Oct. 8 in the 7th
inning and did not record an out in SD’s 7-3 defeat…he tied
his career high (reg + post) with 4 ER allowed (5) along with 2020
2 walks and 2 hits on 29 pitches (16 strikes). • Began the season at SD's Alternate Training Site before
• Did not pitch in the NLDS vs. LAD but tossed a scoreless being recalled on Aug. 18 and remaining with the ML squad
8th inning in Game 4 on the NLCS vs. PHI on Oct. 22 in SD's for the rest of '20.
10-6 defeat, retiring 3 of the 4 batters he faced on 12 pitches. • Made 4 starts (4.82 ERA, .216 AVG) and 5 relief outings (.450
ERA, .316 AVG).
• Posted a career-high 6.0 scoreless IP across 3 outings from
Aug. 31-Sept. 10, allowing 7 hits, 0 BB and 7 SO.
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• The Padres were 5-0 in games in his 1st 5 appearances of • Made his 1st ML relief appearance on July 25 at NYM,
the regular season before going 1-3 in the final 4 games in tossing 1.0 scoreless inning with 1 hit allowed and 1 SO...
which he appeared. went on to make 2 more relief appearances in 2019.
P
OSTSEASON: Made 2 scoreless relief outings vs. STL • Made his 2nd-career start and his Petco Park debut on July
in Games 2 and 3 of the Wild Card series...retired 6 of the 28 vs. SF (1.2 IP), 2 ER, 2 H, 3 BB) but did not factor into SD’s
7 batters he faced across 1.2 IP in Game 3's 4-0 bullpen 7-6 loss...4 of his 5 ML appearances were on the road (6.1 IP).
shutout to advance to the NLDS...started Game 3 in the
• Posted a 6.75 ERA with a .294 opponent AVG in 4.0 IP as a
NLDS vs. LAD and was tagged with the loss in SD's 12-3
starter and a 13.50 ERA with a .455 opponent AVG in 4.0 IP
defeat, allowing 3 runs on 2 hits and 2 walks while striking
as a reliever.
out 2.
• Placed on the 10-Day IL on August 8 with a left shoulder
impingement…was transferred to the 60-Day IL on Sept. 16
2019 and missed the remainder of the season.
• Began the campaign in Amarillo (AA) where he went 0-4
with a 4.25 ERA (17 ER, 36.0 IP) in a career-high 16 starts
2018
with a .215 opponent AVG, 44 SO and 15 BB.
• Spent the majority of the season with Lake Elsinore (A),
• Selected to the 2019 Futures Game in Cleveland along with
going 4-4 in 13 appearances (all starts) with the Storm and
former Padres farmhands LHP Mackenzie Gore and RHP
posting a 3.30 ERA (23 ER, 62.2 IP).
Luis Patiño...tossed a scoreless inning of relief, allowing 2
hits, and the trio combined for 3.2 scoreless innings of 2-hit • Made 2 stints on the 7-day DL, making 1 rehab start with
ball. AZL Padres 1 (R), working 2.2 IP and fanning 4.
• The 20-year-old left-hander had his contract selected on • His 74 SO, 3.44 ERA and 65.1 IP between AZL 1 and LE set
July 21 and made his ML debut in a start against CHC at career highs in a single season.
Wrigley Field that same day…allowed just 1 run (earned) on
3 hits in 2.1 IP with 1 SO…did not factor in the decision in
what would eventually be a Padres’ 5-1 win. 2017
• Became the 3rd player from the 2016 International Signing • Split his 1st professional campaign between Tri-City (A) and
Class to make his ML debut, behind only RHP Elvis Luciano Fort Wayne (A), making 13 appearances (all starts) while
and INF/OF Lourdes Gurriel Jr. of the Toronto Blue Jays...at posting a 3.86 ERA (27 ER, 63.0 IP).
20 years, 144 days old, he became the 2nd-youngest Padre
to make his pitching debut, behind only Jay Franklin at 18 • Began the season with TC, logging 35 SO against 3 BB in
years, 172 days old on September 4, 1971. 35.1 innings of work for the Dust Devils.
• At the time of his debut, Morejon was the 3rd-best pitching • Made his 1st postseason appearance with FW, starting 2
prospect in the Padres system (No. 4 overall) by MLB.com games with a 8.22 ERA (7 ER, 7.2 IP) with 5 BB and 7 SO.
and No. 48 among all ML prospects...listed as an Honorable
Mention in Keith Law’s midseason Top 50 prospects update
during the All-Star break and entered 2019 rated as the No.
46 overall prospect by ESPN.com, No. 49 by MLB.com and
No. 52 overall by Baseball America.
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ADRIAN MOREJON CAREER PITCHING
2017 TRI A(Short) 2 2 3.57 7 7 0 0 0 35.1 37 14 14 2 2 3 35 1.13 .266 139 5 2 146 519/352
2017 FW A 1 2 4.23 6 6 0 0 0 27.2 28 14 13 2 1 13 23 1.48 .264 106 4 3 120 490/303
2017 2 Teams Minors 3 4 3.86 13 13 0 0 0 63.0 65 28 27 4 3 16 58 1.29 .265 245 9 5 266 1009/655
2018 A-PA1 ROK 0 1 6.75 1 1 0 0 0 2.2 5 2 2 0 0 0 4 1.88 .385 13 0 0 13 22/21
2018 LE A(Adv) 4 4 3.30 13 13 0 0 0 62.2 54 27 23 6 4 24 70 1.24 .233 232 1 5 263 1005/631
2018 2 Teams Minors 4 5 3.44 14 14 0 0 0 65.1 59 29 25 6 4 24 74 1.27 .241 245 1 5 276 1027/652
2019 AMA AA 0 4 4.25 16 16 0 0 0 36.0 29 20 17 3 3 15 44 1.22 .215 135 2 0 154 596/377
2019 SD MLB 0 0 10.13 5 2 0 0 0 8.0 15 9 9 1 0 3 9 2.25 .385 39 0 0 42 154/102
2020 SD MLB 2 2 4.66 9 4 0 0 0 19.1 20 11 10 7 0 4 25 1.24 .267 75 0 3 79 322/212
2021 SD MLB 0 0 3.86 2 2 0 0 0 4.2 5 2 2 2 0 2 3 1.50 .278 18 0 1 20 80/51
2022 LE A 0 1 10.80 2 2 0 0 0 3.1 7 5 4 1 0 0 7 2.10 .412 17 1 0 18 73/49
2022 SA AA 0 0 0.00 5 0 0 0 0 7.0 1 0 0 0 0 2 8 0.43 .050 20 0 2 22 87/59
2022 ELP AAA 0 0 0.00 2 0 0 0 0 3.0 1 0 0 0 0 0 5 0.33 .100 10 0 0 10 37/26
2022 SD MLB 5 1 4.24 26 0 0 0 0 34.0 31 18 16 4 1 9 28 1.18 .238 130 0 4 141 540/358
2022 3 Teams Minors 0 1 2.70 9 2 0 0 0 13.1 9 5 4 1 0 2 20 0.83 .191 47 1 2 50 197/134
2023 A-PAD ROK 0 0 0.00 1 1 0 0 0 1.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0.00 .000 3 0 0 3 7/7
2023 LE A 1 0 7.71 4 2 0 0 0 4.2 5 4 4 1 0 2 9 1.50 .263 19 1 0 21 97/59
2023 ELP AAA 2 1 6.08 19 2 0 0 1 23.2 29 18 16 3 2 12 26 1.73 .293 99 3 1 113 467/283
2023 SD MLB 0 0 7.00 8 1 0 0 0 9.0 14 7 7 1 0 5 8 2.11 .368 38 1 2 44 161/98
2023 3 Teams Minors 3 1 6.14 24 5 0 0 1 29.1 34 22 20 4 2 14 37 1.64 .281 121 4 1 137 571/349
Career SD MLB 7 3 5.28 50 9 0 0 0 75.0 85 47 44 15 1 23 73 1.44 .283 300 1 10 326 1257/821
WILD CARD
2020 SD MLB 0 0 0.00 2 0 0 0 0 3.0 1 0 0 0 0 0 2 0.33 .083 12 0 0 12 48/31
2022 SD MLB 0 0 -.-- 1 0 0 0 0 0.0 2 4 4 0 0 2 0 -.-- 1.000 2 1 0 4 29/16
Career SD MLB 0 0 12.00 3 0 0 0 0 3.0 3 4 4 0 0 2 2 1.67 .214 14 1 0 16 77/47
DIVISION SERIES
2020 SD MLB 0 1 13.50 1 1 0 0 0 2.0 2 3 3 0 1 2 2 2.00 .250 8 1 0 11 50/29

2022 SD MLB 0 0 0.00 1 0 0 0 0 1.0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 1.00 .250 4 0 0 4 12/8
2020 SD MLB 0 1 5.40 3 1 0 0 0 5.0 3 3 3 0 1 2 4 1.00 .150 20 1 0 23 98/60
2022 SD MLB 0 0 36.00 2 0 0 0 0 1.0 3 4 4 0 0 2 1 5.00 .500 6 1 0 8 41/24
Career SD MLB 0 1 10.50 5 1 0 0 0 6.0 6 7 7 0 1 4 5 1.67 .231 26 2 0 31 139/84

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Height: 6-5 Bats: R Full Name Joseph Anthony Musgrove
Date of Birth December 4, 1992 in El Cajon, California
Weight: 241 Throws: R Current Residence El Cajon, California
@itsFatherJoe44 MLB Service Time 7.063
MLB Debut August 2, 2016 vs. TOR (with HOU)
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RHP How Obtained Acquired by SD from PIT in a 7-player, 3-team trade on January 19, 2021

National League All-Star (2022, SD)
HERE TO STAY Nearly two weeks after appearing in his
first All-Star Game at Dodger Stadium on July 19, 2022, NL Player of the Week (April 11, 2021 - SD)
the San Diego native signed a 5-year extension with the
Padres through the 2027 season on August 1, 2022. World Series Champion (2017, HOU)
LEAGUE OF HIS OWN IN 2022, he became the first

pitcher in MLB history to post an 8-0 record (or better) 2023 SEASON
with an ERA of 1.60-or-lower and 80+ strikeouts over his •R
eached double digit wins for the third consecutive season
first 12 appearances of a season. with SD, going 10-3 with a 3.05 ERA (33 ER, 97.1 IP) across
17 starts.
WE CAN'T H(EAR) YOU Made his first career
Postseason start in the decisive Game 3 of the Wild Card •B
egan the season on the 15-Day IL after dropping a
series vs. the Mets, and became the 1st pitcher in MLB 35-pound kettle bell and fracturing left big toe on Feb 27
Postseason history to toss 7.0 scoreless innings with 1 or in the Peoria Sports Complex weightroom during Spring
0 hits allowed in an elimination game. Training…it was his 1st non-COVID trip to the IL since the
2020 season and his 1st as a Padre.
WHEN IT MATTERS MOST Tossed 100+ pitches in 2
of his 3 Postseason outings in ’22, joining Kevin Brown •M
ade 2 rehab outings for SD's minor league affiliates...
(5 times in ’98) as the only 2 hurlers in Padres franchise on April 6 @ Sacramento for Triple-A El Paso, he allowed
history to have multiple 100+ pitch outings in a single 2 ER across 4.1 IP, striking out 6 while hitting 3 batters...he
Postseason run. suffered a setback in the outing, attempting to barehand a
comebacker, then threw off-balance to 1st base and landed
RING ME Made 7 relief appearances for the Astros
awkwardly...an MRI on his shoulder came back clean, but
during the 2017 World Series championship run. Earned
he received a cortisone injection and was shut down for
the win in Game 5 of the World Series vs. LAD, tossing a
a couple of days...on April 10 for Single-A Lake Elsinore @
scoreless 10th inning in HOU's 13-12 victory.
Inland Empire on April 16, he allowed 4 ER across 5.0 IP with
NO NO JOE Threw the first no-hitter in Padres history in 8 SO.
the franchise's 8,206th game on April 9, 2021 @ TEX.
•R
einstated from the 15-day IL and made his season debut
HOME SWEET HOME He is 1 of 9 pitchers who have on April 22 @ ARI, tossing 5.0 innings of 3-run ball in SD’s
made at least 40 career starts in Petco history (including 5-3 victory…he struck out 6 and walked none, and on the
Postseason), and Joe ranks 1st in ERA (2.68) and winning season, he walked 1-or-fewer in 13 of his 17 starts…his 5.3
percentage (.654), T-2nd in WHIP (1.09), 5th in SO/9 IP BB% was the 2nd-best mark of his career (4.7% in ’18 w/
(9.87) and 6th in opponents’ AVG (.222) in downtown SD PIT) and ranked in the 90th percentile among all ML hurlers.
history.
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llowed season highs in ER (7) and HR (3) in his 2nd start
BREAKING BAD Since the start of '22, he has the 5th- of the season on April 29 at Estadio Alfredo Harp Helú's
highest spin rate on breaking balls (2,767 rpm) among 7,349 feet of elevation in Mexico City, but did not factor into
all NL pitchers (min. 1,500 pitches), trailing only Charlie SD’s 16-11 victory vs. SF…it was 1 of just 2 games he allowed
Morton (3,079 rpm), Seth Lugo (3,054 rpm), Corbin multiple HR (also: July 23 @ DET)…his 0.92 HR/9 IP rate
Burnes (2,796 rpm) and Yu Darvish (2,767). was a career-best mark, ahead of his 0.94 HR/9 IP clip in
2018 w/ PIT.
FULL CIRCLE Earned the start and tossed a perfect
1st inning for the USA Team in the 2016 All-Star Futures •T
agged with the loss in 2 of his next 3 outings (vs. LAD, @
Game at Petco Park. Made his 1st ML start on the Petco LAD & vs. BOS) from May 2-20, receiving just a combined 5
Park mound on June 29, 2018 vs. SD, tossing 7.0 scoreless runs of support while posting a 4.60 ERA (8 ER, 15.2 IP), 1.53
innings in front of nearly 100 family members and friends. WHIP and .250 AVG against.
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cross his next 10 starts from May 26-July 18, he went
8-0 with a 1.76 ERA (12 ER, 61.1 IP), 0.96 WHIP and .228
opponents’ AVG.
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e was quality in 11 of his final 12 starts of the season from franchise history in the club's 8,206th game…he twirled his
May 26-July 28…during the stretch, he ranked 1st among 9th consecutive quality outing, tied with Blake Snell for the
all qualifying hurlers in wins (9), win percentage (.900) and longest quality outing streak in the Majors in ’23...it was also
run support average (8.35), 2nd in ERA (1.84), 4th in HR/9 IP the 2nd-longest quality outing of his career behind only his
(0.49), 6th in SO/BB ratio (6.00) and T-7th in WHIP (1.00). 12 consecutive quality outings to begin the 2022 season.
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n July 9 vs. NYM, he posted his 23rd career outing with 0 •M
ore than half of his starts (9) in ‘23 came against AL
HR and 0 BB allowed across at least 5.0 IP...since his 2016 opponents, going 6-2 with a 2.70 ERA (16 ER, 53.1 IP), 1.07
debut season, the 23 such outings are 5th-most in the WHIP and .240 AVG against…among the 42 hurlers who
Majors, behind Clayton Kershaw (36), Zack Greinke (33), have made at least 15 Interleague starts since the start of ’21
Kyle Hendricks (29) and Gerrit Cole (25)...when he posts (Joe’s first season w/ SD), he ranks 3rd in ERA (2.13), 4th in
such an outing, he has a record of 14-2 (.875 winning %) and WHIP (0.92), T-4th in wins (9), T-6th in AVG against (.204)
his teams have gone 17-6...12 of the 23 outings have come as and 7th in H/9 IP (6.66).
a member of the Padres since '21.
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laced on the 15-day IL (right shoulder capsule
•P
osted his 10th quality outing of the campaign on July inflammation) on Aug. 4 before being transferred to the 60-
23 @ DET (6.0 IP, 7 H, 3 ER) but snapped a streak of 10 day IL on Sept. 30, ending his season.
consecutive starts in between losses, his first losing
•H
ad nearly identical ERAs in his 10 home starts (3.04) vs. his
decision since May 20 vs. BOS.
7 road starts (3.07).
• I n his final start on July 28, he faced off against TEX for
•H
e is 1 of 9 pitchers who have made at least 40 career starts
the first time since hurling SD’s first and only no-hitter in
in Petco history (including Postseason), and Joe ranks 1st in
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ERA (2.68) and winning percentage (.654), T-2nd in WHIP 2022

(1.09), 5th in SO/9 IP (9.87) and 6th in opponents’ AVG
(.222) in downtown SD history. • In his second full season with the Padres, the San Diego
native joined rotation-mate Yu Darvish as the 2 hurlers to
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ontinued his career reverse-splits trend, limiting LHH to a make 30 starts in '22...it's the 3rd time in his career he's
.216 clip (42-194) while RHH batted .281 (48-171)…his .588 reached the 30 start plateau (also: 2019 w/ PIT and '21 with
OPS vs. LHH was 8th-lowest among all ML right-handers SD)...he finished with 181.0 IP, 0.1 inning shy of his career-
(min. 200 batters faced). high 181.1 in ‘21...the 10 winning decisions were also 1 shy of
his career-high 11 in ’21 and in '19 w/ PIT.
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er Statcast, relied on 6 pitches: 4-seam fastball (24.5%),
curveball (23.9%), cutter (20.4%), slider (14.5%), changeup • He became the first pitcher in ML history to post an 8-0
(11.4%) and sinker (5.4%). record (or better) with an ERA of 1.60-or-lower and 80+
strikeouts over his first 12 appearances of a season.
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anked in the 84th percentile and above in chase % (99th,
35.5%), BB % (5.3%), xERA (3.16), barrel % (5.1%) and hard- • Over his final 18 starts, he went 2-7 with a 3.97 ERA and 103
hit % (33.5%). strikeouts.
•H
is 35.5 chase rate in '23 was a career high, led all NL • Musgrove's run support average (runs scored while he's
hurlers and trailed only TOR’s Trevor Richards (37.5%) – min. in the game) was a full 3.0 runs higher in his first 12 starts
300 PA. (5.92) from April 9-June 16 compared to his final 18 starts
(2.91) from June 23-October 3.
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ince the start of '22, he has the 5th-highest spin rate on
breaking balls (2,767 rpm) among all NL pitchers (min. 1,500 • Musgrove was the only starter in the Majors in ‘22 to have
pitches), trailing only Charlie Morton (3,079 rpm), Seth Lugo their team win their first 8 starts of the season...NYY was
(3,054 rpm), Corbin Burnes (2,796 rpm) and Yu Darvish 7-0 through Luis Severino's first 7 starts...Musgrove now
(2,767). owns the 2nd-longest such streak in SD history, passing
Tim Lollar (7 in 1982) and Dennis Rasmussen (7 in ‘88)...the
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Padres' 12 straight wins to begin the 1985 season in Andy it was 9 more quality outings than the next-closest NL team
Hawkins' starts is the franchise record. (PHI's 75).
• After his 7.0 innings of 2-run ball on June 16 @ Wrigley • He tossed at least 6.0 innings in 22 of his 30 starts, tied with
Field, he became just the 7th ML pitcher (and it was the 9th STL's Miles Mikolas for the 8th-most 6.0+ inning starts in
instance) since '94 a pitcher began a season with 12+ quality the Majors in ’22.
starts...his 12 consecutive QS were 2nd-most in franchise
• Faced more lefties (403) than righties (337) and posted
history at any point during a season, trailing Tyson Ross' 14
reverse splits, limiting LHH to a .203/.275/.346 slash line
in a row in 2014 from June-Sept.
while righties slashed .254/.295/.425.
• Following his June 30 start @ LAD, he became just the 3rd
• He averaged 94.5 pitches per game, 10th-most in the NL
pitcher since 2018 to start a season with 8 consecutive road
among all qualifying pitchers...with Yu Darvish's 99.0 pitches
starts of 6.0+ IP & 3 ER-or-fewer, joining Shane Bieber
per game ranking 3rd-most, SD joined STL (Wainwright and
(2020) and Justin Verlander (2018)...the last hurler to have
Mikolas) as the only 2 NL staffs with 2 hurlers inside the top
more than 8+ such road starts to begin a season was Max
10 in pitches per game.
Scherzer's 14 in 2013.
• Among all pitchers who have thrown at least 350.0 regular
• Became the only SD hurler to ever have 2 ER-or-fewer
season innings in SD history, his 1.09 WHIP at the end of
across 6.0+ IP in 12 straight starts at any point during a
2022 ranked 3rd (362.1 IP), behind only rotation-mate Yu
season, and his 12 straight such outings were most in the
Darvish (1.02 WHIP in 361.0 IP) and Trevor Hoffman (1.04 in
NL in '22, trailing only TB's Shane McClanahan's 13 straight
952.1 IP)...his 3.06 ERA ranked 8th in SD history (min. 350
such starts from May 11-July 26.
IP).
• He posted a career-high 21 quality starts, which ranked
• His 2.84 ERA (63 ER, 200.0 IP) was the 3rd-lowest ERA in
T-8th in the Majors and T-4th in the NL with MIL's Corbin
Petco Park history among all hurlers who made at least
Burnes and ATL's Max Fried...the Padres led the NL with 84
30 starts in downtown San Diego from 2004-22, trailing
quality starts, 10 behind HOU's 94 for most in the Majors...
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only Jake Peavy's 2.75 ERA (184 ER, 602.0 IP) and Andrew while striking out 40+ batters in MLB history.
Cashner's 2.76 ERA (96 ER, 313.0 IP)...since joining the
• His 86.4 mph average exit velocity ranked in the 90th
Padres in 2021, he posted a 3.23 ERA (63, 175.2 IP) in his 29
percentile and led all SD hurlers...his 32.5 hard hit
road starts (30 app).
percentage also led all SD hurlers and ranked in the 88th
• He also finished 2022 ranked T-6th in Petco Park history percentile...his fastball had a 2,559 rpm spin rate and ranked
in opponents' AVG (.224 - min. 30 starts)...in his 30 road in the 98th percentile.
appearances (29 starts) from 2021-22, he had a .216
• Per Statcast, Musgrove relied on 6 pitches: Slider (24.4%),
opponents' AVG.
4-Seam Fastball (24%), Cutter (19.4%), Curveball (19.1%),
• On June 3 at MIL, No No Joe came within 4 outs of throwing Sinker (6.8%) and Changeup (6.3%)…ranked in the 98th
the 2nd no-hitter in franchise history — just 206 games (and percentile in fastball spin rate (2,559 rpm), which ranked 5th
39 starts by him) — after he threw the first no-no in the overall among all Major League 4-seamers.
franchise's 8,206th game.
• In his first 2 seasons as a Padre from 2021-22, he threw
• He earned his 1st-career All-Star selection and pitched a breaking balls 47.6% of the time, the highest breaking ball
scoreless inning for the NL in the Midsummer Classic on percentage in the NL and 2nd-highest in the Majors (min.
July 19 at Dodger Stadium...he struck out Andres Gimenez 5,000 total pitches), behind only CWS' Dylan Cease (51.5%).
and Aaron Judge, while walking Shohei Ohtani & getting
P
OSTSEASON: Entered the 2022 Postseason having made
Alejandro Kirk out on a ball hit softly to second...following
7 relief appearances, which all came with HOU during the
the outing, Musgrove said: "It was a blast, man...I got the
Astros’ 2017 World Series run…made the first starts (3) of
shakes a little bit coming out of the bullpen. It's been a while
his Postseason career in SD’s run to the NLCS, going a
since I've had that. … But I just went out there and tried to
combined 1-1 with a 2.89 ERA (6 ER, 18.2 IP).
throw as hard as I could."
• Made his first career Postseason start in the decisive Game
• On Aug. 1, inked a five-year extension through the 2027
3 of the Wild Card series vs. the Mets, and became the 1st
season...during the press conference, Musgrove said:
pitcher in MLB Postseason history to toss 7.0 scoreless
“There’s so much uncertainty in where you might end up
innings with 1 or 0 hits allowed in an elimination game...he
in your career....It’s kind of the last thing you expect to get
allowed just 2 baserunners (1 hit and 1 walk) in SD's 6-0 win.
to come back and play in your hometown and especially
at a time when there’s an opportunity to compete for a • He also became 1 of 5 pitchers in SD history– and it’s now
championship.” happened 8 times overall – to throw 7.0 innings-or-more
in a Postseason game, joining Yu Darvish (Oct. 7, 2022 at
• On Aug 26 @ KC, he posted his shortest outing of the
NYM and Oct. 18 vs. PHI) , Andy Ashby (Oct. 7, 1998 vs. ATL),
campaign (3.2 IP) and his 2nd-shortest outing as a Padre,
Kevin Brown (3x, including a CG shutout on Oct. 8, 1998 vs.
trailing only his 3.0 IP on April 25, 2021 @ LAD.
ATL) and Ed Whitson (Oct. 4, 1984 vs. CHC.).
• Got the win on Aug. 31 at SF, marking an 11-start span in
• Helped send the Padres to their first NLCS since 1998 and
between winning decisions from June 23-Aug 26...he struck
the franchise’s first-ever NLCS action at Petco Park with 6.0
out a season-high 11 batters, his 2nd-double digit strikeout
innings of 6-hit, 2-run ball in SD's 5-3, Game 4 victory over
game of the season (also: June 30 @ LAD), and it was the
LAD on Oct. 15.
9th double-digit punchout game of his career.
• Tagged with his first career Postseason loss in Game 3 of
• He did not allow a HR on Aug 31 at SF, putting an end
the NLCS at PHI, allowing 4 runs on 8 hits and 2 walks in
to his streak of allowing a HR in a career-high 7 straight
SD’s 4-2 defeat.
appearances from July 24-August 31.
• He tossed 101 pitches in Game 4 of the NLDS vs. LAD and
• Allowed a career-high-tying 3 HR in his next start on Sept. 6
100 on Game 3 of the NLCS at PHI, owning 2 of the 9 100+
at ARI…it was his 5th career start allowing 3 HR and his first
pitch outings in Padres’ Postseason history...Kevin Brown
since July 25, 2019 vs. STL (w/ PIT)...allowed a career-high-
threw 100+ pitches 5 times in '98...Chris Young did so once
tying 22 HR on the season (also: 2021).
in 2006, and Darvish threw 101 pitches in G1 of the Wild
• Earned his 10th win of the season on Sept. 17 @ ARI, tossing Card Series on Oct. 7 @ NYM.
6.0-shutout innings of 4-hit ball with 8 strikeouts and
no walks in SD's 2-0 victory...it was his 4th career outing
tossing 6.0-shutout IP with no walks allowed and 8-or-more 2021
SO, with all 4 of those outings coming as a Padre since '21.
• Led the Padres staff and set career highs in a variety of
• His 6.0 scoreless innings in the Sept 17 start @ ARI categories, including innings pitched (181.1), strikeouts (203)
contributed to the Friars' 31.2 scoreless innings by SD and ERA (3.18)…also tied his career high and led the SD staff
starters from Sept 16-22...it was the longest scoreless streak in both wins (11) and games started (31).
by a starting staff in the Majors in ‘22, and it was 1.2 IP shy of
• Among all SD hurlers with at least 150.0 IP in a season, his
the club record (33.1 IP from July 28-Aug 1, 1984).
10.08 SO/9 IP ratio was the 2nd-highest clip in franchise
• The Padres allowed just 1 run in 4 games from Sept 17-21, history, trailing only Yu Darvish's 10.77 SO/9 in ‘21...prior to
the 1st club to allow no more than 1 run over a 4-game span ‘21, the two highest SO/9 clips were Andy Benes (9.87 in
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1994) and Tyson Ross (9.73 in 2015). with a team, and he's the 1st pitcher to do it since Clay
Buchholz on Sept. 1, 2007, in his second start for BOS.
• His 1.08 WHIP T-7th lowest in a full season in SD history, and
was the lowest since Jake Peavy’s 1.06 WHIP in ‘07. • He threw 62 breaking balls, the most in a no hitter since
Edwin Jackson's in 2010 vs. TB for ARI...Jackson threw 149
• On April 9 @ TEX, he tossed the 1st no-hitter in Padres
pitches while walking 8...Musgrove threw a career-high 112
history in the club's 8,206th game…a native from El Cajon,
pitches and walked 0.
he became the 6th pitcher since 1900 to toss a no-hitter
for a team from the state where he was born, joining Jered • His next start came at PNC Park against his former team,
Weaver (LAA), Kevin Gross (LAD), Nolan Ryan (TEX), Terry the Pittsburgh Pirates, and the only damage came on a 2nd
Mulholland (PHI), and Dave Stewart (OAK). inning Gregory Polanco HR...it snapped a ML-leading 32.0
scoreless-inning streak dating back to the 3rd inning of his
• With 2 outs in the 4th inning, he hit batter Joey Gallo, and
3rd to last start as a Pirate in ’20.
otherwise, he did not allow a walk, and the Padres defense
did not commit an error...in the Modern Era (since 1900), • He made 2 starts and went 2-0 during the Padres’ 9-0
Musgrove is the 5th pitcher in MLB history to miss out on a perfect homestand from April 14-23, tossing a combined
perfect game because of a hit batsman. 12.0 innings of 1-run ball, striking out 16 and walking 4...his 2
H/11 SO/0 BB outing on May 19 vs. COL followed Darvish’s
• The Padres had thrown 30 one-hitters prior to the historic
4 H/10 SO/0 BB performance on May 17 vs. COL 2 days
night, and the longest no-hit bid in Padres history had been
later, marking the 1st series in SD history in which 2 starters
8.2 innings (Steve Arlin on July 18, 1972).
threw 7.0 innings while allowing 4 hits-or-fewer with 0 BB
• It was just his 2nd start with SD, making him the 8th pitcher and 10+ SO.
in the Modern Era with a no-hitter in one of his 1st 2 starts
• On May 30 @ HOU, he made his 1st relief app. since March
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31, 2019 @ CIN, snapping a streak of 49 consecutive starts... • Received just 4 runs of offensive support while he was on
he was 1 of 2 pitchers in the majors in ’21 (also: CWS’ the mound in his first 8 starts before the Pirates scored him
Reynaldo Lopez) and the 1st pitcher in SD history to make a 8 in his final outing.
relief app. of at least 5.0 IP without allowing a hit or a BB....
he did plunk a batter, just like he did in his no hitter.
2019
• He tossed 4 consecutive quality starts for the 4th time in
his career from July 23-August 9…had tossed a career-high • Set then-career highs and led the PIT staff in IP (170.1), starts
5 straight QS twice (once in 2018 and once in '19)…his 15 (31) and strikeouts (157).
quality starts were the most by a Padre starter since ‘17
• Due to a rainout, made his season debut in relief on March
when Jhoulys Chacin and Luis Perdomo each had 16.
31 @ CIN and retired all 6 batters in 2.0 scoreless IP — his
• Tossed his second 9-inning complete game shutout of the first big league relief outing since Sept. 28, 2017 with HOU.
season on August 27 @ LAA, becoming the first SD hurler
• Made his 1st start of the season on Apr. 5 vs. CIN and tossed
with 2 complete game shutouts in a season since Andrew
7.0 scoreless innings for the win...did not allow an earned run
Cashner in ‘14...he was also 1 of just 4 pitchers in the majors
in his first 18.1 innings of work.
in ‘21 to throw two 9-inning complete game shutouts, joining
Anthony DeSclafani, Zack Wheeler and Max Fried (who • Gave up 15 runs (13 earned) in back-to-back starts on May 3
threw his 2nd Sept. 24 vs. SD). and May 9, raising season ERA from 1.54 to 4.20.
• Limited RHH to a .194 AVG (63-325), the lowest opponents’ • Threw 75 pitches and gave up 1 hit in 7.0 scoreless innings
AVG vs. righties in the NL and the 3rd-lowest in the majors while winning his second game on May 14 at ARI...won his
(min. 350 batters faced), behind only Carlos Rodon (.175) 2nd straight start on May 19 in his hometown of San Diego
and Jose Berrios (.193) (6.1 IP, 4 R, 3 ER).
• His 3.97 overall run support AVG was 7th-lowest among all • Gave up 3 HR in his start on May 30 vs. MIL...had
qualifying ML pitchers and 6th-lowest in the NL...in his 31 surrendered just 2 HR in 59.0 IP prior to the start.
starts, he received 0 runs of support 6 times, 1-or-fewer 13
times, 2-or-fewer 17 times, and 3-or-fewer 23 times. • Was ejected by home plate umpire Brian Gorman for ”being
the aggressor” after clipping Josh Donaldson on the 18th
• Had a 3.44 ERA on the road in his 16 app. (15 starts) and a pitch of the game in the 1st on June 10 at ATL.
2.92 ERA in 16 starts @ Petco.
• Made his next start in Game 4 of the series in Atlanta on
• His 4-Seamer had a 2,597 rpm spin rate, ranking in the top June 13, marking the 1st time since Joe Gibbon in 1963 in
1% of the league. which a Pittsburgh pitcher made 2 starts in a series (Aug. 9
in the 1st game of a doubleheader vs. HOU and then again
• He threw the most breaking balls (1,514) in MLB and his
on August 11 in the 4th game of that 5-game series).
51.5 % breaking ball usage was 3rd-highest in MLB, behind
Clayton Kershaw (62.7%) and Shane Bieber (57.1%). • Pitched in Houston for the 1st time since winning Game 5
of the 2017 World Series and tossed 6.0 scoreless IP for the
• Named SD's representative for the Roberto Clemente award,
win on June 27.
the annual recognition of a ML player who best represents
the game of baseball through extraordinary character, • Made his final start — and the 100th app of his MLB career
community involvement, philanthropy and positive — on Sept. 26 vs. CHC and picked up the win (2 ER, 6.0 IP).
contributions, both on and off the field.
2018
2020
• Acquired by PIT in January from HOU in the 5-player trade
• The Pirates Opening Day starter made 8 appearances all that sent Gerrit Cole to the Astros...saw limited action in
starts) and went 1-5 with a 3.86 ERA (17 ER, 39.2 IP) with 55 Spring Training due to right shoulder discomfort and began
strikeouts to just 16 BB. the season on the IL...made 3 rehab appearances between
Altoona (AA) and Indianapolis (AAA) before being reinstated
• Led the staff in strikeouts and posted career highs in SO/9
on May 25.
IP ratio (12.48) SO/9 IP and opponent AVG (.226).
• Made his season debut that night vs. STL and tossed 7.0
• Among all ML pitchers (min. 8 starts) his 68.3 first-pitch
scoreless innings for the win (67 pitches)...also singled off
strike % ranked 2nd behind Clayton Kershaw (69.7%).
John Gant for his first ML hit.
• Placed on the 10-day IL on Aug. 11 (retro: Aug. 9) with right
• Started in front of close to 100 family members and friends
triceps inflammation...threw 2.0 IP of “live BP” in Altoona
for his 1st career start in his hometown of San Diego at
(AA) on Aug. 27 before being reinstated on Sept. 2.
Petco Park on June 29, tossing 7.0 scoreless innings for the
• Though he claimed his sole win of 2020 in his last start of victory...also went 1-for-2 with a sac bunt at the plate.
the season on Sept. 26 at CLE, he received just 12 runs of
• Went on the 10-day IL on July 3 (retro: June 30) with a right
support in the campaign, the fewest of any NL pitcher who
index finger infection...was reinstated on July 10.
made 8-or-more starts.
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• Threw 21 straight strikes to begin the game on Aug. 30 at the 3rd-most in club history.
STL, the most by any ML pitcher since 1988 when pitches
• Received his first ML win Aug. 12 @ TOR (2 ER, 7.0 IP).
were first tracked.
• Carried a no-hitter into the 6th inning on Sept. 20 at OAK,
• Was shut down for the season after making his final start
ultimately allowing 1 run in 5.1 IP in a 2-1 Astros' win.
on Sept. 17...diagnosed with a stress reaction on the front of
his pelvic bone and an abdominal wall muscle strain...had
surgery on Oct. 19 to repair the abdominal wall and to help
the stress reaction heal (surgery performed by Dr. Craig 2011-15
Smith in Los Angeles, CA). • Earned Houston’s 2015 minor league Pitcher of the Year
honors and named an MiLB.com Organization All-Star for
the Astros...went 12-1 with a 1.88 ERA (21 ER, 100.2 IP) and
2017 99 strikeouts against 8 walks in 19 games (14 starts) across
three levels of the system...led all of minor league baseball in
• Made his first career Opening Day roster as the Astros' No. 4
strikeout to walk ratio (12.38).
starter in the rotation.
• Spent the entire 2014 season in the New York-Penn League
• Made his first 15 appearances as a starter and went 4-8 with
with Tri-City, earning Baseball America Short Season All-
a 6.12 ERA (55 ER, 78.0 IP) and .306 opp. AVG.
Star and Tri-City MVP honors...T-2nd in the league in SO (67)
• Made his final 23 appearances in relief and went 3-0 with a and ranked 3rd in IP (77.0) and WHIP (0.96)...named Pitcher
1.44 ERA (5 ER, 31.1 IP) and a .196 opp. AVG. of the Week for Aug. 18-24 after putting together back-to-
back scoreless outings (13.0 IP)...went 1-0 with a 0.69 ERA (1
• His 1.44 ERA as a reliever ranked T-3rd among AL relievers
ER, 13.0 IP)) and 15 SO in the postseason.
with at least 30.0 IP.
• Spent 1st full season in 2013 pitching in the Gulf Coast
• Was on the IL with right shoulder discomfort between May
League...began 2012 season with the Bluefield Blue Jays (R)
27 and June 12...optioned to Fresno on June 23 and made
before being acquired by HOU as part of a 10-player deal on
lone Triple-A start on June 29 vs. Albuquerque...recalled on
July 20...began his pro career in 2011, splitting the campaign
July 5 and made 2 starts before moving to the bullpen.
between the GCL Blue Jays and Bluefield (R).
P
OSTSEASON: Made 7 total appearances during the Astros'
World Series run...was the winning pitcher in Game 5 of the
World Series vs. LAD; pitched a scoreless 10th in HOU's PERSONAL
13-12 win.
• His parents own and operate a coffee shop in the San Diego
suburb of Alpine, Calif...the shop saw an unprecedented
amount of business following Joe's historic no-hitter on April
2016 9, 2021 at TEX.
• Began the season with Corpus Christi (Astros’ AA) and was
• Following the no-hitter, he was handsomely rewarded with
leading the Texas League in ERA prior to his promotion to
a lifetime supply of beer from Ballast Point Brewing, and he
Fresno (AAA) on May 13.
collaborated with Resident Brewing to create his own beer,
• Went a combined 7-4 with a 2.74 ERA (26 ER, 85.1 IP) 87 SO the No-No Joe Double IPA.
and just 10 walks in 16 minor league games (14 starts).
• H
ad a mural painted of him at Grossmont High School in
• Was the starting pitcher for the U.S. Team in the All-Star San Diego's East County, where he was a 2011 graduate...he
Futures Game and tossed a perfect first inning in front of his pitched and played first base, going 7-5 with a 2.40 ERA (27
hometown crowd at Petco Park in San Diego. ER, 78.2 IP) and 100 strikeouts in 14 games as a senior...also
hit .350 (36-for-103) with 9 HR and 32 RBI...was part of the
• Recalled by HOU on Aug. 1 and made ML debut in relief on offensive and defensive line on the football team.
Aug. 2 vs. TOR...tossed 4.1 scoreless innings in his debut,
allowing just 1 hit and 1 walk while striking out 8 in a 2-1 • His first tattoo was an interlocking "S" and "D" set inside
Houston loss...set a Major League record for strikeouts by a a baseball on his left arm with "est. 1992" underneath...his
reliever in a ML debut...also set a franchise record for most grandmother, Lucy Papitto, was not fond of the decision...Joe
scoreless relief innings in a ML debut, which was previously reminded her of that in a FaceTime call the day he officially
held by RHP Jose Cisnero (3.2 IP in 2013). became a member of the Padres and 10 years after he got
that ink, he pulled up his sleeve for her and said with a
• Made his first big league start on Aug. 7 vs. Texas and gave smile, “I told you it would play out.”
up 1 run in 7.0 IP of a no-decision.
• His favorite player growing up was Padres pitcher Jake
• Became the 3rd pitcher since 1913 to record at least 6 Peavy, and he wears No. 44 in his honor.
strikeouts and issue no more than 1 walk in each of his 1st
3 app. in the Majors; the only other two to do it were RHP
Johnny Cueto (2008) and RHP Masahiro Tanaka (2014).
• His 21 strikeouts over his first 3 games in the Majors marked
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2011 BLU ROK 0 1 4.57 8 7 0 0 1 21.2 17 12 11 1 6 4 16 0.97 .227 75 2 1 87 140/113
2011 BLU ROK 1 0 0.00 1 0 0 0 0 3.0 2 0 0 0 0 1 2 1.00 .222 9 0 1 10 17/13
2012 BLU ROK 0 0 1.13 2 1 0 0 0 8.0 5 1 1 0 1 0 9 0.63 .179 28 0 1 29 47/46
2012 GRN ROK 0 1 7.00 4 0 0 0 1 9.0 14 7 7 0 0 4 10 2.00 .359 39 1 0 43 76/61
2013 AST ROK 1 3 4.41 11 3 0 0 1 32.2 43 22 16 1 2 4 30 1.44 .303 142 3 4 149 227/204
2014 TRI A(Short) 7 1 2.81 15 13 0 0 0 77.0 64 25 24 4 2 10 67 0.96 .224 286 0 4 301 478/428
2015 QC A(Full) 4 1 0.70 5 3 0 0 0 25.2 22 4 2 0 1 1 23 0.90 .232 95 0 2 100 223/176
2015 LAN A(Adv) 4 0 2.40 6 4 0 0 0 30.0 28 9 8 2 2 1 43 0.97 .243 115 2 2 118 263/225
2015 CC AA 4 0 2.20 8 7 0 1 1 45.0 35 13 11 7 0 6 33 0.91 .210 167 2 4 174 626/415
2016 CC AA 2 1 0.34 6 4 0 0 0 26.1 19 2 1 1 0 3 30 0.84 .192 99 1 1 102 360/266
2016 FRE AAA 5 3 3.81 10 10 0 0 0 59.0 60 26 25 8 1 7 57 1.14 .262 229 1 6 237 819/587
2016 HOU MLB 4 4 4.06 11 10 0 0 0 62.0 59 28 28 9 3 16 55 1.21 .250 236 0 4 256 980/650
2017 FRE AAA 1 0 0.00 1 1 0 0 0 7.0 1 0 0 0 0 2 7 0.43 .050 20 0 2 22 84/53
2017 HOU MLB 7 8 4.77 38 15 0 2 4 109.1 117 59 58 18 4 28 98 1.33 .277 422 4 11 462 1760/1205
2018 BRD A(Adv) 0 0 6.00 1 1 0 0 0 3.0 5 2 2 0 0 0 2 1.67 .385 13 0 1 13 36/29
2018 ALT AA 0 1 2.25 1 1 0 0 0 4.0 2 1 1 1 0 0 4 0.50 .143 14 0 0 14 34/28
2018 IND AAA 1 1 5.06 2 2 0 0 0 10.2 10 6 6 0 0 2 11 1.13 .244 41 0 0 45 175/127
2018 PIT MLB 6 9 4.06 19 19 0 0 0 115.1 113 56 52 12 8 23 100 1.18 .253 447 5 5 486 1628/1144
2019 PIT MLB 11 12 4.44 32 31 0 0 0 170.1 168 98 84 21 9 39 157 1.22 .254 662 2 8 718 2657/1804
2020 PIT MLB 1 5 3.86 8 8 0 0 0 39.2 33 17 17 5 2 16 55 1.24 .226 146 1 0 166 673/442
2021 SD MLB 11 9 3.18 32 31 2 0 0 181.1 142 68 64 22 18 54 203 1.08 .213 667 3 13 748 2938/1929
2022 SD MLB 10 7 2.93 30 30 0 0 0 181.0 154 67 59 22 14 42 184 1.08 .227 679 4 13 740 2834/1880
2023 LE A 0 1 7.20 1 1 0 0 0 5.0 6 4 4 0 0 0 8 1.20 .286 21 1 0 21 69/51
2023 ELP AAA 0 0 4.15 1 1 0 0 0 4.1 5 3 2 0 3 1 6 1.38 .278 18 0 0 22 85/52
2023 SD MLB 10 3 3.05 17 17 0 0 0 97.1 90 35 33 10 9 21 97 1.14 .247 365 2 11 399 1550/1031
2023 2 Teams Minors 0 1 5.79 2 2 0 0 0 9.1 11 7 6 0 3 1 14 1.29 .282 39 1 0 43 154/103
Career 3 Teams MLB 60 57 3.72 187 161 2 2 4 956.1 876 428 395 119 67 239 949 1.17 .242 3624 21 65 3975 15020/10085
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2022 NL MLB 0 0 0.00 1 0 0 0 0 1.0 0 0 0 0 0 1 2 1.00 .000 3 0 0 4 16/11
WILD CARD
2022 SD MLB 1 0 0.00 1 1 0 0 0 7.0 1 0 0 0 0 1 5 0.29 .045 22 0 0 23 86/59
DIVISION SERIES
2017 HOU MLB 0 0 4.50 2 0 0 0 0 2.0 1 1 1 1 0 0 1 0.50 .143 7 0 0 7 30/24

2022 SD MLB 0 0 3.00 1 1 0 0 0 6.0 6 2 2 0 0 3 8 1.50 .250 24 0 0 27 101/64
Career MLB 0 0 3.38 3 1 0 0 0 8.0 7 3 3 1 0 3 9 1.25 .226 31 0 0 34 131/88

2017 HOU MLB 0 0 27.00 1 0 0 0 0 0.2 2 2 2 0 0 0 0 3.00 .500 4 0 0 4 14/9
2022 SD MLB 0 1 6.35 1 1 0 0 0 5.2 8 4 4 1 0 2 5 1.76 .364 22 0 2 24 100/66
Career MLB 0 1 8.53 2 1 0 0 0 6.1 10 6 6 1 0 2 5 1.89 .385 26 0 2 28 114/75
WORLD SERIES
2017 HOU MLB 1 0 6.75 4 0 0 0 0 4.0 3 3 3 2 0 1 2 1.00 .214 14 0 0 16 46/34
2017 HOU MLB 1 0 8.10 7 0 0 0 0 6.2 6 6 6 3 0 1 3 1.05 .240 25 0 0 27 90/67
2022 SD MLB 1 1 2.89 3 3 0 0 0 18.2 15 6 6 1 0 6 18 1.13 .221 68 0 2 74 287/189
Career MLB 2 1 4.26 10 3 0 0 0 25.1 21 12 12 4 0 7 21 1.11 .226 93 0 2 101 377/256

2011 Signed by TOR as a first-round (46th overall) selection in the First-Year Player Draft, June 6
2012 Acquired by HOU along with a PTBNL (Kevin Cormer) from TOR along with Francisco Cordero, Ben Francisco, Carlos Perez, David Rollins
and Asher Wojciechowski in exchange for David Carpenter, J.A. Happ and Brandon Lyon, July 20.
2018 Acquired by PIT from HOU along with Michael Feliz, Jason Martin and Colin Moran in exchange for Gerrit Cole, January 13.
2021 Acquired by SD from PIT in exchange for Hudson Head, Omar Cruz, David Bednar and Drake Fellows as part of the seven-player, three-
team trade that sent Joey Lucchesi to NYM and Endy Rodríguez to PIT, January 19.
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Height: 6-5 Bats: R Full Name Thomas Andrew Nance
Date of Birth March 19, 1991 in Long Beach, California
Weight: 249 Throws: R Current Residence Weatherford , Texas
tnance34
MLB Debut May 17, 2021 vs. WSH (with CHC)
RHP How Obtained Signed as a minor league free agent on December 10, 2023
Juptier on August 31.

QUICK HITS
• Was assigned back to JAX on September 3 and placed
• Signed with the Padres as a minor league free agent on the 7-day IL on September 16...the Marlins later placed
for 2024 after spending 2016-21 with CHC and 2022-23 him back on the 60-day IL with a left oblique strain on
with MIA, owning a combined 3-4 record, 5.47 ERA, September 19.
.250 opponents' clip and 87 strikeouts against 34 walks
• Elected free agency on November 6, and he was signed by
across 62 appearances (2 starts).
San Diego as a minor league free agent on December 10.
• Did not pitch at the Major League level in 2023 after
rehabbing from a right shoulder strain and later a left
oblique strain. Spent the majority of the season on the 2022
60-day IL, also making 13 appearances across four
• Claimed off waivers by MIA from CHC on March 27...recalled
levels in the Marlins' farm system with a 1.59 ERA (3 ER,
to the Majors on May 5...went 2-3 with a 4.33 ERA, setting a
17.0 IP).
career-high with 35 ML appearances (two starts).
• In 2022 with the Marlins, the right-hander had reverse
• Allowed 1 run over first 6 outings (7.2 IP), including a
splits as lefties batted .184 while righties hit .330.
3-strikeout appearance in 1.2 innings in his Marlins debut
• In parts of six minor league seasons from 2016-23, owns a on May 9...had a 9.45 ERA across his next 10 appearances.
career 3.03 ERA in 99 appearances (six starts).
• Held lefties to a .184 opponents' AVG with a .591 OPS, while
• Attended Santa Clara University (Calif), where he righties hit .330 with a .921 opponent OPS.
pitched to a 4.00 ERA in 144.0 innings. Underwent
Tommy John surgery after his senior year. • Faced two setbacks from a right groin strain, missing a
combined 32 games over two IL stints (July 24-August 13
and September 14-29).
2023 SEASON • In his 2 starts, combined to pitch 5.0 innings and allow 1
run on 4 hits (1.80 ERA) with 3 walks and 7 strikeouts...in his
• Began the season on the 15-day Injured List with a right other 33 appearances, posted a 4.66 ERA (20 ER, 38.2 IP).
shoulder strain and split the campaign between four
levels in the Miami Marlins organization, making just 13 • Ranked in the 92nd percentile with a power curve that had
appearances (three starts) with a 1.59 ERA (3 ER, 17.0 IP). 48.3 inches of drop.
• Was transferred to the 60-day IL with a right shoulder strain

on April 22, and began his rehab assignment on May 12 2021
with Single-A Jupiter...made three stints in total with Jupiter
with four appearances overall (one start) and allowed two • Made his Major League debut with the Cubs on May 17 vs.
run in 5.1 innings of work. WSH...struck out the first batter he faced (Josh Harrison) for
first MLB strikeout.
• On July 26, was sent to the Rookie-Level Florida Complex
League Marlins on rehab, and he worked 2.0 scorless • Was 1-1 in 27 appearances out of the bullpen with a 7.27
innings in two appearances. ERA (23 ER, 28.2 IP) with 13 walks and 30 strikeouts.
• After being re-assigned to Jupiter, he was transferred to • Made 10 appearances with Triple-A Iowa, posting a 2.35
Double-A Pensacola on August 8...for the Blue Wahoos, ERA (4 ER, 15.1 IP) and a 0.652 WHIP.
made five total appearances (all in relief), for a perfect 0.00
ERA in 7.2 innings of work...owned a 0.83 opponent clip at
the Double-A level and a 0.52 WHIP. 2020
• Transferred to Triple-A Jacksonville on August 22 for a sole • Did not pitch due to the COVID-19 Pandemic.
appearance before being reinstated from the 60-day IL on
August 23...did not make an appearance with MIA before
being optioned back to JAX on August 29...assigned to
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2019 PERSONAL
• Combined to go 2-5 with a 4.07 ERA (22 ER, 48.2 IP) in 31 • Was born in Long Beach, Calif. and attended Woodrow
relief outings between Single-A Myrtle Beach and Double-A Wilson High School...first played college baseball at Long
Tennessee...allowed just 2 home runs and 11 total XBH. Beach State and Cypress College before transferring to
Santa Clara University.
• At Santa Clara, pitched to a 4.00 ERA in 144.0 innings
2015-18 pitched...underwent Tommy John surgery after his senior
• In 2018, spent entire season with Double-A Tennessee in year...majored in mechanical engineering.
his second professional season...did not pich in 2017 due
• In 2014, his father, Mark, was diagnosed with Amyotrophic
to injury, and in his 1st professional season in 2016, had
lateral sclerosis (ALS), sometimes referred to as Lou
his contract purchased by Cubs on January 18 and made a
Gehrig’s disease.
combined 22 appearances, including 15 app. with Single-A
Myrtle Beach...posted a 2.67 ERA (8 ER, 27.0 IP) with 11 • When he was with the Cubs organization, connected
walks, 26 strikeouts and a pair of saves. with Jonathan “Boog” Sciambi, Marquee Sports Network
broadcaster and former Marlins broadcaster...Sciambi is
• Made his professional debut in 2015 for the independent
a director at Project Main Street, a foundation with the
Frontier League with the Windy City Thunderbolts, where he
mission of improving the quality of life for patients with ALS
posted a 4.74 ERA (20 ER, 38.0 IP) in 29 appearances with
and raising awareness for the cause...Nance is also a part of
13 walks and 40 strikeouts.
the MLB ALS committee.
TOMMY NANCE CAREER PITCHING

2016 EUG A(Short) 2 0 0.00 4 0 0 0 0 6.2 3 0 0 0 1 3 7 0.90 .143 21 2 2 25 49/35
2016 SB A 0 0 0.00 2 0 0 1 1 3.2 1 0 0 0 0 0 3 0.27 .091 11 0 2 11 29/22
2016 MB A(Adv) 2 1 2.67 15 0 0 2 3 27.0 26 9 8 0 0 11 26 1.37 .257 101 1 2 115 388/242
2016 IOW AAA 0 0 27.00 1 0 0 0 0 1.0 4 3 3 1 0 1 0 5.00 .571 7 1 0 8 28/13
2016 4 Teams Minors 4 1 2.58 22 0 0 3 4 38.1 34 12 11 1 1 15 36 1.28 .243 140 4 6 159 494/312
2018 TNS AA 1 1 3.48 15 0 0 0 0 20.2 14 10 8 1 0 11 20 1.21 .187 75 1 1 87 325/200
2019 MB A(Adv) 0 0 0.00 1 0 0 1 1 2.0 2 0 0 0 0 0 2 1.00 .286 7 0 1 7 21/16
2019 TNS AA 2 5 4.24 30 0 0 4 7 46.2 42 26 22 2 3 18 54 1.29 .239 176 2 2 201 737/460
2019 2 Teams Minors 2 5 4.07 31 0 0 5 8 48.2 44 26 22 2 3 18 56 1.27 .240 183 2 3 208 758/476
2021 IOW AAA 1 0 2.35 10 0 0 0 0 15.1 7 4 4 1 0 3 18 0.65 .130 54 0 1 57 203/132
2021 CHC MLB 1 1 7.22 27 0 0 0 0 28.2 25 23 23 5 3 13 30 1.33 .227 110 7 1 127 456/297
2022 JUP A 0 0 2.25 3 2 0 0 0 4.0 1 1 1 1 0 1 4 0.50 .077 13 0 0 14 53/37
2022 PNS AA 0 0 0.00 1 0 0 0 0 2.0 1 0 0 0 0 0 2 0.50 .167 6 0 1 6 23/18
2022 JAX AAA 0 0 3.18 4 1 0 1 1 5.2 2 3 2 1 0 2 6 0.71 .111 18 1 1 20 90/56
2022 MIA MLB 2 3 4.33 35 2 0 0 2 43.2 45 22 21 5 4 21 57 1.51 .265 170 5 3 196 751/463
2022 3 Teams Minors 0 0 2.31 8 3 0 1 1 11.2 4 4 3 2 0 3 12 0.60 .108 37 1 2 40 166/111
2023 F-MRL ROK 0 0 0.00 2 2 0 0 0 2.0 0 0 0 0 0 1 3 0.50 .000 5 0 1 6 16/11
2023 JUP A 0 1 3.38 4 1 0 0 0 5.1 7 2 2 0 0 1 6 1.50 .318 22 0 0 23 93/62
2023 PNS AA 0 0 0.00 5 0 0 0 0 7.2 2 0 0 0 0 2 6 0.52 .083 24 0 1 26 90/61
2023 JAX AAA 0 0 4.50 2 0 0 0 0 2.0 3 1 1 0 0 1 1 2.00 .375 8 0 0 9 46/27
2023 4 Teams Minors 0 1 1.59 13 3 0 0 0 17.0 12 3 3 0 0 5 16 1.00 .203 59 0 2 64 245/161
Career 2 Teams MLB 3 4 5.47 62 2 0 0 2 72.1 70 45 44 10 7 34 87 1.44 .250 280 12 4 323 1207/760

2016 Signed by CHC as a non-drafted free agent, January 30
2022 Claimed by MIA off waivers from CHC, March 27
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Height: 6-4 Bats: L Full Name Tirso Abraham Ornelas
Date of Birth March 11, 2000 in Tijuana, Mexico
Weight: 238 Throws: R Current Residence Tijuana, Mexico
@TirsoOrnelas MLB Service Time 0.000
tirsoornelas How Obtained Signed as an international free agent on March 31, 2017
TEER-sow OF Contract Status Signed through 2024

Mexican Pacific League Rookie of the Year (2022, Navojoa)
• Earned his first-career MiLB.com Organization All-Star
honor in 2023 with career highs across the board Texas League Player of the Month (June, 2023)
offensively between San Antonio (AA) and El Paso (AAA),
including AVG (.285), OPS (.823), HR (15), XBH (48), total Texas League Player of the Week (June 18, 2023)
bases (216), walks (67) and games played (127).
MiLB.com Organization All-Star (SD, 2023)
• Finished 2023 ranked as the Padres' 30th-ranked
prospect (MLB Pipeline), including the 5th-highest
2022
ranked outfield prospect.
• Spent the majority of the 2022 season in San Antonio (AA)
• Originally signed by the Padres as part of the 2016
before earning a late-season promotion to El Paso (AAA)…
International Signing class that also featured Adrian
between both stops, batted a combined .286 with 29
Morejon, Michel Baez and Jorge Oña.
doubles, 2 triples, 7 home runs, 53 RBI and 64 runs.
• Over parts of 6 minor league seasons with the Padres
• For the Missions, hit .317 in 16 April games, .188 in 17 May
from 2017-23, he batted .261 with 128 doubles, 16 triples,
games, .347 in 19 June games, .330 in 22 July games, .272 in
41 home runs and 290 RBI.
26 August games and .250 in 12 September games.
• Played in 4 Winter League seasons in the Mexican Pacific
• Registered a career-high 5 hits, including 3 doubles, on July
League, earning Rookie of the Year in 2022 for Navojoa.
31 in a 13-12 loss against the Midland RockHounds.
• Promoted to ELP on Sept. 23 where he went 3-for-14 at the
2023 SEASON dish (.214) in his 3 games with the Chihuahuas.
• Split the 2023 season between San Antonio (AA) and El • Was the DH and batted 8th for the Chihuahuas in the PCL
Paso (AAA), earning his 1st-career MiLB.com Organization Championship game at Reno, going 1-4 for with an RBI in
All-Star honor...posted career highs in a variety of ELP's 6-2 defeat.
categories, including AVG (.285), OBP (.371), OPS (.823), HR • Participated in the Arizona Fall League and hit .293 (17-for-
(15), XBH (48), RBI (75), total bases (216), runs scored (72), 58) with 4 doubles, a home run, 5 RBI, 9 runs scored and 5
walks (67) and games played (127). walks for a .369 OBP and a .414 SLG…he went 1-for-5 in the
• Began the year with the Missions, hitting .284 (75-for-264) Peoria Javelinas’ 6-3 loss to the Glendale Desert Dogs in the
with a .473 SLG in 72 Double-A games...was promoted to AFL Semi-Final game.
ELP in late June, and in 55 games with the Chihuhuas, he
slashed .285/.358/.425 with 14 doubles, 2 triples, 4 homers,
24 RBI, and 34 runs scored. 2021
• His 15 homers between San Antonio and El Paso (hit 11 with • Spent the entire campaign with Fort Wayne (A) and hit .248
SA and 4 with ELP) more than doubled his home run total in with a career-high 39 XBH (31 doubles, 1 triple and 7 home
all of 2022 (hit 7 home runs). runs) in 107 games for the TinCaps while driving in 55 RBI
and scoring 57 runs.
• Named Texas League Player of the Week on June 18 with SA..
after the month, was named June's Texas League Player of • Had a 4-hit effort including a home run and a double on
the Month, his 1st-career monthly honor...in 21 June games September 12 in a 7-1 win over the Lansing Lugnuts.
for the Missions, he hit .378 (34-for-90) with a 1.090 OPS. • After the minor league season, played in the Mexican
• Finished '23 ranked as the Padres' 30th-ranked prospect Pacific League for the Mayos de Navajoa...slashed
(MLB Pipeline)...ranked as SD's 5th-highest ranked OF .353/.397/.473 with 16 2B, 2 triples, 2 home runs and 35 RBI.
prospect. •L
ed the MPL in hitting with a .353 average and was named
• Following the minor league season, played for the Mayos de the league’s Rookie of the Year while finishing as the runner-
Navojoa in the Mexican Winter League. up for Most Valuable Player.
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2020 • In 86 games with FW, batted .252 with 13 doubles, 8 home
runs, 40 RBI and 45 runs scored…reached base at a .341
• Was not a part of the Padres' 60-man player pool at their clip.
Alternate Training Site during the regular season.
• Saw his season end after being placed on the IL in late July
• Played in 18 games in the Mexican Pacific League between
with a wrist injury.
the Yaquis de Obregon and the Mayos de Navajoa…
combined to hit .273 (12-for-44) with 3 doubles, one triple, 2
RBI and 5 runs scored.
2017
• Began his professional career in 2017 in the Arizona Rookie
2019 League.
• After working through a mechanical reset in extended • Appeared in 53 games and produced a .276 AVG (54-for-
spring training, played in 89 games for the Lake Elsinore 196) to go along with 11 doubles, 3 triples, 3 home runs, 26
Storm (High A)…in his first 14 games, slashed .321/.431/.509 RBI and 45 runs scored in first year in pro ball.
with a home run, a steal and a 16:11 K to BB ratio.
• Finished 2-for-2 with 2 walks, an RBI and a run scored in
Game 1 of the Cal League Finals to help lead the Storm to a
PERSONAL
5-2 victory over Visalia. • Originally from Tijuana, Mexico.
• Finished the Cal League season hitting .220 with 11 doubles, • As a young child, his uncle would take him to Padres games
3 triples, a home run, 30 RBI and 41 runs. in San Diego.
• Appeared in 21 games with the AZL Padres where he • Won a Colt League World Championship with Tijuana and
batted .205 with 2 doubles, 11 RBI and 6 runs. had various teammates from that team watch him play in the
2016 Padres On Deck game at Petco Park.
• Was a member of the Mexico City Red Devils youth
2018 academy that also produced big leaguers Luis Urías and
• At only 18 years of age, was one of the youngest players in Andres Muñoz.
the Midwest League while with the Fort Wayne TinCaps.
TIRSO ORNELAS CAREER BATTING

2017 A-PA2 ROK .276 53 196 46 54 11 3 3 26 40 61 0 0 .399 .408 .807 238 1 0 1 2
2018 FW A(Full) .252 86 309 45 78 13 3 8 40 40 68 5 1 .341 .392 .733 355 3 0 3 7
2019 A-PA1 ROK .205 21 88 6 18 2 0 0 11 9 22 4 0 .278 .227 .505 97 0 0 0 3
2019 LE A(Adv) .220 89 332 41 73 11 5 1 30 44 91 3 1 .309 .292 .601 379 0 0 3 9
2019 2 Teams Minors .217 110 420 47 91 13 5 1 41 53 113 7 1 .303 .279 .582 476 0 0 3 12
2021 FW A+ .248 107 383 57 95 31 1 7 55 52 98 3 1 .344 .389 .733 445 6 0 4 7
2022 SA AA .288 112 441 62 127 28 2 7 51 43 85 7 2 .355 .408 .763 492 4 2 2 11
2022 ELP AAA .214 3 14 2 3 1 0 0 2 1 2 0 0 .267 .286 .553 15 0 0 0 0
2022 2 Teams Minors .286 115 455 64 130 29 2 7 53 44 87 7 2 .352 .404 .756 507 4 2 2 11
2023 SA AA .284 72 264 38 75 17 0 11 51 44 59 4 4 .381 .473 .854 312 0 0 4 5
2023 ELP AAA .285 55 214 34 61 14 2 4 24 23 47 4 2 .358 .425 .783 240 2 0 1 3
2023 2 Teams Minors .285 127 478 72 136 31 2 15 75 67 106 8 6 .371 .452 .823 552 2 0 5 8

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Height: 6-4 Bats: R Full Name Glenn David Otto
Date of Birth March 11, 1996 in Spring, Texas
Weight: 228 Throws: R Current Residence Spring, Texas
@glotto_jr
MLB Debut August 27, 2021 vs. HOU (with TEX)
RHP How Obtained Claimed off waivers from the Texas Rangers on September 7, 2023
to Triple-A El Paso, making just 3 appearances (all starts)

QUICK HITS with a 7.94 ERA.
• Claimed off waivers by SD from TEX on September 7,

2023. Missed 81 games of the 2023 season on the Injured 2022
List (right shoulder strain) and was limited to just 6
appearances for the Rangers and 13 between Triple-A • Went 7-10 with a 4.64 ERA (70 ER, 135.2 IP) over a career-
Round Rock (TEX) and El Paso (SD). high 27 starts...marked the most starts by a Texas rookie
since Yu Darvish in 2012 (29) and the most innings pitched
• In 2022 with TEX, went 7-10 with a 4.64 ERA (70 ER, by a Rangers rookie since Nick Martinez in 2014 (140.1).
135.2 IP) in 27 starts, marking the most starts by a Texas
rookie since Yu Darvish in 2012 (29) and the most innings • Had a brief stint on the COVID-IL from June 10-25, which
pitched by a Rangers rookie since Nick Martinez in 2014 included a minor league rehab outing with Round Rock
(140.1). (AAA)...opened the campaign with Round Rock and posted
2 scoreless starts (7.0 shutout innings) before he was
• Earned his 1st Major League win in his 2022 season recalled by TEX on April 22...in total, went 0-1 with a 2.79
debut on April 22 @ OAK (5.0 IP, 2 H, 1 ER, 1 BB, 5 SO). ERA (3 ER, 9.2 IP) and 12 SO/3 BB across 3 starts with the
• Made his ML debut on August 27, 2021 vs. HOU (5.0 IP, 2 Express, his only minor league action of 2022.
H, 0 ER, 7 SO) becoming the 4th pitcher since 1913 (when • Earned his 1st MLB win in his season debut on April 22 @
ER became official in both leagues) with 5.0+ IP, 2-or- OAK (5.0 IP, 2 H, 1 R-ER, 1 BB, 5 SO, 75 pitches,46 strikes).
fewer H, 0 R, 0 BB, and 7+ SO in a ML debut.
• Was just the 8th rookie in Texas Rangers' history to make
• Acquired by TEX from NYY at the 2021 trade deadline in a 27+ starts in a season...ranked among AL rookie leaders
5-player trade that sent Joey Gallo to the Yankees. in starts (T-1st), IP (2nd), wins (T-3rd), and strikeouts (5th,
107)...led team in losses (10) and HR allowed (21).
• Went 3-3 with a 3.68 ERA (26 ER, 63.2 IP) over 12 starts after
2023 SEASON
the beginning of August, dropping his season ERA from 5.72
• Made just 13 total appearances between the Triple-A level to 4.64.
and the Texas Rangers, missing most of the season with a
• His 8 quality starts were T-3rd-most on club (23-Pérez,
right shoulder strain.
10-Dunning, 8-Gray/Otto), 3rd-most among AL rookies
• Appeared in 6 games for the eventual-World Series (11-SEA’s G. Kirby/MIN’s J. Ryan, 8-Otto), and the most by a
Champion Rangers, owning a 10.13 ERA (12 ER, 10.2 IP) with Texas rookie since Nick Martinez in 2014 (also 8).
11 punchouts, a 1.88 WHIP, and a .311 opponents' AVG.
• Prior to Opening Day on March 30, was placed on the 60-
Day Injured List with a right shoulder strain...remained on
2021
the IL unti June 30, missing 81 games. • Acquired by TEX from NYY at the trade deadline in the
5-player deal that sent Joey Gallo to the Yankees...made
• On June 13, was assigned to Round Rock (AAA) on his
his Major League debut with 6 games (all starts) for the
rehabilitation assignment, and he made 3 appearances for
Rangers.
RR before being reinstated from IL on June 30...made his
Rangers season debut on June 30 vs. Houston, throwing a • Combined to go 9-4 with a 3.20 ERA (34 ER, 95.2 IP), 12.6
1.0 hitless, scoreless inning. SO/9, and 1.014 WHIP figure over 17 appearances (16 starts)
for Somerset (AA), Scranton/Wilkes-Barre (AAA), and
• Made 4 appearances with Texas from June 30-July 22 in his
Round Rock (AAA) before joining Texas.
1st of 2 stints at the Major League level in 2023.
• Added to MLB roster on August 27 and went 0-3, 9.26
• Was optioned to Triple-A on July 23 and recalled from RR on
with 1.714 WHIP in 6 G (all starts)…went 0-0, 1.86 (2 ER, 9.2
August 28...in Triple-A, he had a 3.38 ERA in 10 appearances
IP) over his first 2 starts...got the start in his ML debut on
(six starts) with a 1.06 WHIP and .176 opponents' average.
August 27 vs. HOU (no decision in 5.0 IP, 2 H, 0 R, 0 BB, 7
• Designated for assignment on September 5, and he was SO)…according to Stathead, he became the 4th pitcher
claimed off waivers by San Diego on September 7...assigned since 1913 (when ER became official in both leagues)
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with 5.0+ IP, 2-or-fewer H, 0 R, 0 BB, and 7+ SO in his 2019

ML debut…the only other ML debut in Rangers history to
feature 7+ SO in 5.0-or-fewer innings before Otto’s effort: • Combined to go 3-3, 3.23 (22 ER, 61.1 IP) with 36 BB/74 SO
David Clyde on June 27, 1973 vs. MIN. in 17 G (14 starts) at 2 levels in NYY system...allowed just one
home run all season.
• Spent bulk of season with Tampa (A) in his 1st High-A
2020 action…missed significant time on the IL for 2 separate
injuries: April 26-May 10 with a left ankle injury and May 27-
• Did not see action at the Yankees’ Alternate Training Site in
July 26 with a rib cage injury.
2020 and remained unprotected in the Rule 5 Draft during
his first year of eligibility. • Pitched for Surprise in the Arizona Fall League, going 3-1
with a 1.88 (5 ER, 24.0 IP) and 0.958 WHIP.
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2018 PERSONAL
• Made 2 starts for Charleston (A) before going on the IL on • Glenn David Otto…married to the former Gabrielle Stanton,
April 26 and eventually had surgery to remove a blood clot who played basketball at Rice U.
in his right shoulder...missed the remaineder of the season.
• A Houston-area native, born in Spring, Texas…was raised as
an Astros fan.
2017 • Attended Concordia Lutheran High School in Tomball, Tex.,
and Rice University in Houston…pitched 3 seasons for the
• Selected by the Yankees in the 5th round of the 2017 MLB
Owls, going 18-6 with 17 saves and a 2.61 ERA (172.1 IP, 123
draft...after signing, went 3-0, 1.35 (3 ER, 20.0 IP) in his pro
H, 68 R-50 ER, 87 BB, 222 SO) in 82 games/4 starts…left
debut with GCL Yankees East/ West and Staten Island in the
school T4th on the Owls’ all-time saves list.
NY Penn League…whiffed 30 of 77 BF.
• Otto became the first Rice University product to make his
ML debut with the Rangers since LHP Mario Ramos in
2003…was the 2017 Conference-USA Tournament MVP
and a member of the 2016 All-Conference USA First Team…
pitched for the U.S. Collegiate National Team in 2016.
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2017 G-YAE ROK 0 0 0.00 1 1 0 0 0 2.0 1 0 0 0 0 0 3 0.50 .143 7 0 0 7 13/13
2017 G-YAW ROK 0 0 0.00 1 1 0 0 0 1.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0.00 .000 3 1 1 3 7-Jul
2017 SI A(Short) 3 0 1.59 7 2 0 0 0 17.0 12 3 3 0 0 5 25 1.00 .194 62 0 0 67 252/163
2017 3 Teams Minors 3 0 1.35 9 4 0 0 0 20.0 13 3 3 0 0 5 30 0.90 .181 72 1 1 77 272/183
2017 2 Teams ROK 0 0 0.00 2 2 0 0 0 3.0 1 0 0 0 0 0 5 0.33 .100 10 1 1 10 20/20
2018 CSC A(Full) 1 1 3.48 2 2 0 0 0 10.1 8 5 4 1 0 7 8 1.45 .216 37 1 1 45 151/86
2019 G-YAE ROK 0 0 9.00 1 1 0 0 0 1.0 1 1 1 0 0 0 1 1.00 .250 4 0 0 4 6-Jul
2019 G-YAW ROK 0 0 2.25 2 1 0 0 0 4.0 1 1 1 0 0 3 5 1.00 .077 13 1 0 16 36/23
2019 TAM A(Adv) 3 3 3.20 14 12 0 0 0 56.1 54 24 20 1 2 33 68 1.54 .258 209 6 3 245 1003/611
2019 3 Teams Minors 3 3 3.23 17 14 0 0 0 61.1 56 26 22 1 2 36 74 1.50 .248 226 7 3 265 1046/640
2019 2 Teams ROK 0 0 3.60 3 2 0 0 0 5.0 2 2 2 0 0 3 6 1.00 .118 17 1 0 20 43/29
2021 SOM AA 6 3 3.17 11 10 0 0 0 65.1 46 23 23 6 2 14 103 0.92 .197 233 4 4 253 970/665
2021 SWB AAA 1 0 4.35 2 2 0 0 0 10.1 14 5 5 0 1 3 12 1.65 .311 45 1 0 49 184/127
2021 RR AAA 2 1 2.70 4 4 0 0 0 20.0 13 6 6 0 1 7 19 1.00 .188 69 1 2 78 314/209
2021 TEX MLB 0 3 9.26 6 6 0 0 0 23.1 32 24 24 2 2 8 28 1.71 .320 100 1 1 111 448/310
2021 3 Teams Minors 9 4 3.20 17 16 0 0 0 95.2 73 34 34 6 4 24 134 1.01 .210 347 6 6 380 1468/1001
2021 2 Teams AAA 3 1 3.26 6 6 0 0 0 30.1 27 11 11 0 2 10 31 1.22 .237 114 2 2 127 498/336
2022 RR AAA 0 1 2.79 3 3 0 0 0 9.2 8 4 3 1 0 3 12 1.14 .216 37 0 0 40 154/105
2022 TEX MLB 7 10 4.64 27 27 0 0 0 135.2 119 74 70 21 13 62 107 1.33 .236 505 5 12 587 2229/1359
2023 RR AAA 1 1 3.38 10 6 0 0 0 29.1 18 12 11 4 2 13 39 1.06 .176 102 1 1 120 455/273
2023 ELP AAA 0 2 7.94 3 3 0 0 0 5.2 4 11 5 1 0 13 4 3.00 .182 22 2 0 36 156/75
2023 TEX MLB 0 0 10.13 6 0 0 0 0 10.2 14 12 12 6 0 6 11 1.88 .311 45 0 0 51 192/121
2023 2 Teams Minors 1 3 4.11 13 9 0 0 0 35.0 22 23 16 5 2 26 43 1.37 .177 124 3 1 156 611/348
2023 2 Teams AAA 1 3 4.11 13 9 0 0 0 35.0 22 23 16 5 2 26 43 1.37 .177 124 3 1 156 611/348
Career TEX MLB 7 13 5.62 39 33 0 0 0 169.2 165 110 106 29 15 76 146 1.42 .254 650 6 13 749 2869/1790

2017 Signed by NYY as a 5th-round selection in the First-Year Player Draft, July 1
2021 Acquired by TEX from NYY, along with Ezequiel Duran, Trevor Hauver and Josh Smith in exchange for
Joey Gallo, Joely Rodríguez and cash considerations, July 29
2023 Claimed off organizational waivers by SD from TEX, September 7
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Height: 6-1 Bats: R Full Name Luis Fernando Patiño Arzuza
Date of Birth October 26, 1999 in Barranquilla, Colombia
Weight: 192 Throws: R Current Residence Barranquilla, Colombia
pah-TEEN-yo MLB Service Time 2.061
@luispatinoa_ MLB Debut August 5, 2020 vs. LAD (with SD)
luispatinoa_
RHP How Obtained Claimed off waivers from CWS on December 22, 2023

• The former Padres' top prospect returns for his 2nd
stint with the organiztion in 2024. He was 1 of 4 players Futures Game Selection (2019, SD)
traded to TB for 2023 NL Cy Young award-winnner
Blake Snell in December 2020. California League Pitcher of the Week (Aug. 4, 2019, Lake Elsinore)
• Made a total of 45 Major League appearances (23 Baseball America Low Class-A All-Star (2018, Fort Wayne)
starts) from 2020-23 with SD (2020), TB (2021-23) and
CWS ('23), owning a 7-6 record with a 5.02 ERA and including 6 starts with the Rays.
.250 opponents' clip.
• Opened the season in the rotation but was limited to 11
• Born Oct 26, 1999, was the first player in Rays history pitches before the All-Star break due to a left oblique
to be younger than the franchise, which played its strain…reinstated on July 15 and made 2 starts before being
inaugural game on March 31, 1998. optioned…was active for a spot start on Aug 18 and for 2
• Allowed just 7 HR and struck out 279 of the 950 batters starts from Sep 5-11.
he faced in his first 3 minor league seasons (2017-19) • In returning from his oblique injury, began a throwing
in SD's farm system. Allowed 21 HR and struck out 131 program on April 30…progressed to throwing bullpens on
of the 561 batters he faced in parts of 3 minor league May 17 and live BP on June 1…began a rehab assignment
seasons with TB and CWS from 2021-23. with the FCL Rays on June 6 and transferred to Triple-A
• Entered the 2020 season ranked by Baseball America Durham on June 16…was scheduled for 6 IP in his July 2
as the No. 18 overall prospect, the No. 8 overall pitching rehab start but left after 3 IP and 49 pitches with a right
prospect and the Padres No. 2 prospect behind LHP middle finger blister.
MacKenzie Gore. • On Sep 11 at NYY, yielded a career-high 9 runs in 1.1 IP, the
most runs allowed by a Rays pitcher since Josh Fleming (10)
on Aug 11, 2021 at BOS and most against the Yankees since
2023 SEASON J.P. Howell (9) on Sep 26, 2007 at home…marked the fourth
time in club history a pitcher yielded 9 runs (or more) in an
• Combined to go 0-1 with a 4.57 ERA (11 ER, 21.2 IP) and 18 app of 1.1 IP (or fewer), with the other 3 instances all coming
strikeouts over 9 outings (one start) between TB and CWS. during the 2005 season...also allowed a career-high 3 HR,
• Made 2 appearances over 2 stints with the Rays before including back-to-back shots by Giancarlo Stanton and
being traded to the White Sox in exchange for cash Gleyber Torres in the 2nd inning, and nine of 13 BF reached
considerations on Aug. 1. safely.
• Made his White Sox debut on Sept. 2 vs. Detroit (2 ER, 2.0 • Went 3-2 with a 4.50 ERA (17 ER, 34.0 IP) in 9 starts for the
IP). Bulls…scratched from his start on Sept. 17 at Gwinnett and
did not pitch the rest of the season due to right shoulder
• Tossed 2.0 scoreless IP in relief on Sept. 20 at WSH. impingement.
• Started the game on Sept. 27 vs. ARI (L; 3 ER, 2.1 IP).
• Recorded 2.1 scoreless IP on Sept. 30 vs. SD. 2021
• Went 3-5 with 6.49 ERA (43 ER, 59.2 IP) and 50 strikeouts in • In 2021, totaled 19 apps (15 starts) over 3 stints with the
32 games (11 starts) between Class AAA Durham and Class Rays: April 25–May 30, July 2 and July 22 through the end of
AAA Charlotte. the season.
• Was on the 10-day IL from May 19-30 with a right middle
finger laceration…was optioned to Durham following his
2022
reinstatement.
• Made the first Opening Day roster of his career before
• Born Oct 26, 1999, was the first player in Rays history to be
splitting the season between the Majors and minors,
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younger than the franchise, which played its inaugural game and scoreless innings…at 21 years, 181 days, became the
on March 31, 1998. youngest pitcher to appear for the Rays since Scott Kazmir
(21.180) on July 23, 2005 vs. BAL…was the 4th-youngest
• His last 2 appearances of the season were both 2.0 IP out of
pitcher at the time of his Rays debut behind Dan Wheeler
the bullpen, both scoreless…went 2-0 with a 1.00 ERA (1 ER,
(21.265) on Sep 1, 1999 at BAL, Kazmir (20.212) on Aug 23,
9.0 IP) in 4 total relief appearances.
2004 at SEA and Chad Gaudin (20.130) on Aug 1, 2003 at KC.
• Went 3-2 with a 3.14 ERA (15 ER, 43.0 IP) in 10 apps (9
• On May 4 at LAA, his only run allowed in 3.0 IP of relief was
starts) at home, compared to 2-1 with a 5.77 ERA (22 ER, 34.1
a solo homer to Mike Trout in the 6th inning…recorded the
IP) in 9 apps (6 starts) on the road…yielded 3 runs-or-fewer)
second win of his career and first with the Rays…at 21 years,
in 8 of 10 apps at home, including 2 runs-or-fewer 7 times.
190 days, was the youngest Rays winning pitcher since Scott
• Opponents hit .195 (17-for-87) with 36 SO in at-bats ending Kazmir (21.185) on July 28, 2005 vs. KC.
with the slider, while he totaled 38 SO and opponents hit a
• On July 29 vs. NYY, held the Yankees scoreless in 6.0 IP…
combined .246 (52-for-211) against his other 4 offerings.
at 21 years, 276 days, was the youngest Rays pitcher to
• Used his 4-seam fastball for 60.5 pct. of his pitches, defeat them since Scott Kazmir (21.149) on June 22, 2005 in
including 67.6 pct. in his last 11 apps (9 starts) beginning the Bronx…was the youngest pitcher in the Majors to do so
on Aug 3—highest in the AL over that stretch (min. 500 since TOR Roberto Osuna (21.231) on Sep 25, 2016 at home
pitches). and youngest starter since TOR Drew Hutchison (21.269)
on May 17, 2012 at home…was the youngest pitcher to go at
• Issued 29 BB, with 21 coming against left-handed batters, least six scoreless with 8 SO (or more) against any opponent
which hit .274/.378/.452 (34-for-124) against him…his .378 since MIA José Fernández (21.272) on April 29, 2014 vs. ATL.
opp OBP vs. LHB was the 6th-highest in the AL (min. 125
BF). • Went 3-1 with a 3.07 ERA (10 ER, 29.1 IP) in 7 starts for the
Bulls, including a scoreless streak of 20 IP spanning 2 stints
• On April 25 vs. TOR, started in his Rays debut and faced the from June 6–July 10.
Blue Jays once through the batting order, pitching 2.2 hitless
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• On June 25 at Jacksonville, 11 SO were a career high at any 7th and proceeded to strike out the 1st batter on a slider
level and the most by a Bulls pitcher since Brent Honeywell and Twins SS Royce Lewis on a 98.8 mph fastball to end
Jr. (11) on July 23, 2017 vs. Lehigh Valley. the threat…stayed on to pitch the 8th and set the AL down
in order, finishing things off by striking out Angels OF Jo
P
OSTSEASON: Took the loss in Game 3 of the ALDS at
Adell on a 98.2 mph heater…combined with fellow Padres
BOS, allowing a walk-off, 2-run homer to Christian Vázquez
prospects MacKenzie Gore (1.0 IP, 1 BB) and Adrian Morejon
in the 13th inning…became the second Rays pitcher to allow
(1.0 IP, 2 H) for 3.2 scoreless IP.
a walkoff homer in the Postseason, following Nick Anderson
in Game 5 of the 2020 ALCS at HOU… pitched a scoreless • Tossed a career-high 8.1 innings and matched his career
6th inning in Game 4 at BOS. high in SO (9) for the 4th time in 2019 on July 31 at San
Jose…allowed just 3 hits and 0 BB in his penultimate start
with the Storm and was named Cal League Pitcher of the
2020 Week on August 4.
• In the COVID-shortened 2020 campaign, he made 11 apps • Promoted to AMA on August 7 and made 2 starts for the
(1 start) over 3 stints with the Padres, his first career Major Sod Poodles, allowing 1 earned run across his 2 starts (7.2
League action…was on the active roster from Aug 4–Sep IP) before the organization opted to shut him down with a
5, Sep 19 and Sep 25 (29th Man)…spent the rest of the career high 94.2 innings and a lingering blister.
summer at the alternate training site at the University of San
• Named a MiLB.com Organizational All-Star for SD following
Diego.
the season.
• Averaged 96.7 mph on his 226 fastballs thrown and reached
a maximum velocity of 100.3 mph.
2018
• On Aug 5 vs. LAD, made his ML debut out of the bullpen
• Made 17 appearances (all starts) for Fort Wayne (A) at the
and yielded 3 runs in 2 IP, all coming on a 3-run homer
age of 18, going 6-3 with a 2.16 ERA (20 ER, 83.1 IP), 97 SO
by Joc Pederson in the 6th inning…got Kiké Hernandez
against 24 BB and 1 HR allowed.
swinging to end the frame for his first career strikeout.
• 7 of his 20 earned runs came in his 2nd start of the season
• Made his ML deut at 20 years, 284 days and was the
on May 22 at West Michigan…excluding the career-high
youngest pitcher to appear in a regular season game in
7-run outing, he posted a 1.46 ERA (13 ER, 80.0 IP) across his
2020.
other 16 starts.
• On Sep 19 vs. SEA, allowed 1 run in 1.2 IP in his first career
• Earned Baseball America Low Class A All-Star honors
start…on Sep 25 at SF (G2), pitched a scoreless 7th inning
following the season.
and recorded his first career win after the Padres won in
walk-off fashion.
P
OSTSEASON: Went 0-0 with a 3.38 ERA (1 ER, 2.2 IP) in 3 2017
apps…pitched a scoreless 6th inning in the decisive Game 3
• Split his 1st professional season between Dominican
of the Wild Card Series vs. STL…made 2 apps in the NLDS
Summer and AZL Padres (R), going 4-2 with a 2.25 ERA (14
vs. LAD.
ER, 56.0 IP) across his 9 outings (8 starts).
• Was 1 of 4 players acquired by the Rays from the Padres on
Dec 29 for former Cy Young Award winner Blake Snell.
PERSONAL
• Ranked by Baseball America as the No. 23 overall prospect
in the minors following the season… was the No. 3 prospect • Son of Carlos Patiño Jimenez and Zulma Arzuza Rada, both
in the Rays system. college professors across Colombia over the last 25 years.
Their jobs often took them hundreds of miles away from
Patiño and his older sister, Silvia, for weeks and sometimes
2019 months at a time. In their parents’ absence, the children
were raised by their grandparents and 2 live-in nannies.
• Made 20 appearances (19 starts) between Lake Elsinore (A)
and Amarillo (AA), going 6-8 with a 2.57 ERA (27 ER, 94.2 • Credits his velocity to focusing on developing his lower half
IP), 123 SO to 38 BB and a .198 opponent AVG. long before turning pro, including running for 45 minutes
every day at local soccer fields with his father in Colombia.
• Allowed 2 earned runs-or-fewer in 17 of his 19 starts, 4 hits-
or-fewer in 14 of his 19 starts and struck out at least 6 in 13 • Rose through the Padres system with former prospect and
of his 19 starts. current Washington Nationals left-hander MacKenzie Gore
at almost every stop in their careers from rookie ball through
• Selected to the NL roster for the SiriusXM All-Star Futures
Double-A...Gore helped Patiño learn English and Patiño
Game in Cleveland…entered the game with the score tied
helped Gore with Spanish.
and runners at 1st and 3rd with 1 out in the bottom of the
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2017 D-PAD ROK 2 1 1.69 4 4 0 0 0 16.0 11 5 3 0 0 2 15 0.81 .193 57 2 1 60 98/88
2017 A-PAD ROK 2 1 2.48 9 8 0 0 0 40.0 32 14 11 2 2 16 43 1.20 .213 150 4 1 168 318/244
2017 2 Teams Minors 4 2 2.25 13 12 0 0 0 56.0 43 19 14 2 2 18 58 1.09 .208 207 6 2 228 416/332
2017 2 Teams ROK 4 2 2.25 13 12 0 0 0 56.0 43 19 14 2 2 18 58 1.09 .208 207 6 2 228 416/332
2018 FW A(Full) 6 3 2.16 17 17 0 0 0 83.1 65 25 20 1 5 24 98 1.07 .220 295 13 6 330 1310/814
2019 LE A(Adv) 6 8 2.69 18 17 0 0 0 87.0 61 30 26 4 1 34 113 1.09 .192 318 8 0 357 1428/935
2019 AMA AA 0 0 1.17 2 2 0 0 0 7.2 8 4 1 0 0 4 10 1.57 .258 31 0 0 35 134/97
2019 2 Teams Minors 6 8 2.57 20 19 0 0 0 94.2 69 34 27 4 1 38 123 1.13 .198 349 8 0 392 1562/1032
2020 SD MLB 1 0 5.19 11 1 0 0 0 17.1 18 10 10 3 1 14 21 1.85 .257 70 1 0 85 349/211
2021 DUR AAA 3 1 3.07 7 7 0 0 0 29.1 23 10 10 2 2 11 41 1.16 .213 108 0 2 122 509/333
2021 TB MLB 5 3 4.31 19 15 0 0 0 77.1 69 40 37 12 3 29 74 1.27 .232 298 7 4 333 1365/878
2022 F-RAY ROK 0 0 3.00 2 2 0 0 0 3.0 3 1 1 0 0 0 6 1.00 .231 13 1 0 13 27/26
2022 DUR AAA 3 2 4.50 9 9 0 0 0 34.0 32 19 17 6 1 13 34 1.32 .246 130 6 2 145 557/368
2022 TB MLB 1 2 8.10 6 6 0 0 0 20.0 26 18 18 6 1 13 11 1.95 .313 83 0 0 98 388/247
2022 2 Teams Minors 3 2 4.38 11 11 0 0 0 37.0 35 20 18 6 1 13 40 1.30 .245 143 7 2 158 584/394
2023 DUR AAA 3 4 6.75 27 6 0 0 0 45.1 49 36 34 10 3 29 38 1.72 .271 181 3 5 217 835/516
2023 CLT AAA 0 1 5.65 5 5 0 0 0 14.1 11 9 9 3 0 13 12 1.67 .220 50 1 2 64 247/132
2023 TB MLB 0 0 9.00 2 0 0 0 0 4.0 5 4 4 2 0 2 5 1.75 .294 17 0 0 19 77/44
2023 CWS MLB 0 1 3.57 7 1 0 0 0 17.2 16 8 7 1 0 12 13 1.58 .235 68 2 1 80 306/176
2023 2 Teams Minors 3 5 6.49 32 11 0 0 0 59.2 60 45 43 13 3 42 50 1.71 .260 231 4 7 281 1082/648
2023 2 Teams AAA 3 5 6.49 32 11 0 0 0 59.2 60 45 43 13 3 42 50 1.71 .260 231 4 7 281 1082/648
2023 2 Teams MLB 0 1 4.57 9 1 0 0 0 21.2 21 12 11 3 0 14 18 1.62 .247 85 2 1 99 383/220
Career 3 Teams MLB 7 6 5.02 45 23 0 0 0 136.1 134 80 76 24 5 70 124 1.50 .250 536 10 5 615 2485/1556
WILD CARD SERIES

2020 SD MLB 0 0 0.00 1 0 0 0 0 1.0 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 2.00 .250 4 0 0 5 17/10
DIVISION SERIES
2020 SD MLB 0 0 5.40 2 0 0 0 0 1.2 1 1 1 0 0 1 0 1.20 .167 6 0 0 7 28/18
2021 TB MLB 0 1 7.71 2 0 0 0 0 2.1 2 2 2 1 0 1 2 1.29 .222 9 0 0 10 31/20
Career 2 Teams MLB 0 1 6.75 4 0 0 0 0 4.0 3 3 3 1 0 2 2 1.25 .200 15 0 0 17 59/38
2020 SD MLB 0 0 3.38 3 0 0 0 0 2.2 2 1 1 0 0 2 0 1.50 .200 10 0 0 12 45/28
2021 TB MLB 0 1 7.71 2 0 0 0 0 2.1 2 2 2 1 0 1 2 1.29 .222 9 0 0 10 31/20
Career 2 Teams MLB 0 1 5.40 5 0 0 0 0 5.0 4 3 3 1 0 3 2 1.40 .211 19 0 0 22 76/48

2020 Acquired by TB from CWS in exchange for Blake Hunt, Cole Wilcox and Francisco Mejía, December 29
2023 Acquired by CWS from TB in exchange for cash considerations, September 1
Claimed off waivers by SD from CWS, December 22
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Height: 6-2 Bats: L Full Name Graham Austin Pauley
Date of Birth September 24, 2000 in Milton, Georgia
Weight: 208 Throws: R Current Residence Alpharetta, Georgia
@gapauley7 MLB Service Time 0.000
graham_pauley How Obtained Signed as a 13th-round selection in the 2022 First-Year Player Draft on July 26, 2022
PAUL-ee INF Contract Status Signed through 2024

Padres Minor League Player of the Year (2023, SD)
• Earned Padres 2023 Minor League Player of the Year,
pacing all Padres farmhands in hits (148), triples (5), MiLB Organization All-Star (2022, SD)
home runs (23), RBI (94) and total bases (259).
California League Post-Season All-Star (2023, Lake Elsinore)
• Posted a .300+ batting average at each of his 3 stops of
the Padres' farm system in 2023, and owned a career .302 California League Player of the Month (April 2023, Lake Elsinore)
average across his first 159 minor league games from
Midwest League Player of the Week (August 6, 2023 - Fort Wayne)
2022-23.
• Converted 28 of his 36 career stolen base attempts California League Player of the Week (June 4, 2023 - Lake Elsinore)
(77.8%)
• The Duke University standout entered 2024 rated as the • Had just 6 hits in 32 at-bats (.188 AVG) in his first 9 games
Padres No. 11 prosect by both Baseball America and MLB with the TinCaps from June 29-July 6 before hitting safely
Pipeline. in 27 of his final 36 games with FW, going 45-for-108 (.417
AVG) at the dish from July 7-Aug. 20.
• Capped his stint with the TinCaps tabbing Midwest Player
2023 SEASON of the Week accolades on August 6, his 2nd weekly award of
the campaign.
• Earned the Padres 2023 Minor League Player of the Year
award in his 2nd professional season between Single-A • Posted multi-hit efforts in 12 of his final 21 contests with
Lake Elsinore, High-A Fort Wayne and Double-A San the TinCaps from July 28-Aug. 20, including an 8-game
Antonio…slashed .308/.393/.539 with an organization-best consecutive hit streak in his final 8 contests from Aug. 12-20
152 WRC+ across 127 games, along with a combined 32 2B, before being promoted to Double-A San Antonio on Aug. 22,
23 HR, 94 RBI and 97 runs scored. where he played for the remainder of the season.
• Posted a .300+ AVG at all 3 stops, beginning with a .309 • Hit safely in 15 of his 20 games for the Missions, batting .321
clip (71-for-230) with 14 2B, 5 3B, 4 HR, 36 RBI and 12 stolen (26-for-81) with 10 2B, 3 HR and 12 RBI.
bases across 62 games for LE from April 6-June 25. • Between all 3 stops of the Padres’ farm system, he spent the
• Opened the season garnering California League Player majority of his season at 3B (85 appearances, 83 starts), as
of the Month honors for the month of April, slashing well as 17 appearances (all starts) at 2B, 14 appearances (13
.371/.482/.557 while leading the league in OBP (.482) and starts) in left field and 13 appearances (12 starts) as the DH.
ranking second in AVG, hits (26) and OPS (1.039). • Following the season, he played in 21 games for Peoria in
• Hit safely in a career-high 13 consecutive games from May the Arizona Fall League and hit .238 with 4 2B, 5 HR, 20 RBI,
31-June 15 at a .393 clip (24-for-61). 4 steals and 14 runs scored…the 20 RBI T-4th in the AFL in
RBI and the 5 HR T-5th.
• Earned Cal League Player of the Week honors on June 4…
posted 6 consecutive multi-hit efforts from June 1-7, hitting • Went 1-for-4 with 3 RBI and a run scored in Peoria’s 12–9
.500 (15-for-30) with 13 XBH (5 2B, 2 3B, 2 HR) with 9 RBI win over Scottsdale in the play-in game…went 0-for-1 as a
over the stretch. pinch-hitter in the championship loss.
• At the time of his promotion to Fort Wayne on June 27,

Pauley ranked 4th in the Cal League in OBP (.422) and 7th 2022
in AVG (.309).
• Posted more walks (21) than strikeouts (17) in his first
• Played in 45 games for FW and amassed 8 2B, 16 HR, 46 professional season between the Arizona Complex League
RBI at a .300 clip (51-for-170) to go along with 8 SB. Padres (R) and Single-A Lake Elsinore.
• Recorded his first multi-HR game to go with a career-high • Hit .217 with 3 2B, 1 3B, 2 HR, 12 RBI and 9 runs scored
5 RBI in his High-A debut with the TinCaps on June 29 at across his 15 ACL games.
Lake County.
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• Assigned to Lake Elsinore on August 22 where he hit safely games (25 starts) as a sophomore in 2021, helping the Blue
in 12 of his 17 games at a .328 clip (19-for-58) with 4 2B, 2 Devils win 12 straight heading into NCAA postseason play,
HR, 13 RBI and 14 runs scored. the longest winning streak by a Duke team since 1998…did
not see action in the 2020 season that was cut short by the
• Between the ACL Padres and the Storm, he made 21 app.
COVID-19 pandemic.
(18 starts) at 2B and 9 appearances (8 starts) at 3B.
• Rated as the No. 2 third baseman in the state of Georgia
and 37th-ranked prospect in the state by Perfect Game
PERSONAL USA…attended Milton High School (GA), where he batted
.446, slugged .584 and sported a .491 on-base percentage
• Son of Timothy and Jennifer Pauley…has one brother, Owen, on his way to being named the 7A Player of the Year his
and one sister, Ella. junior season…was a 2-sport athlete who also competed in
• As a junior at Duke University in 2022, he started all 54 football, and a scholar-athlete who was regarded as an AP
games at third base and slashed .292/.402/.495, leading Scholar and a member of the National Honor Society…also
the team in AVG, hits (62) and walks (32)…saw action in 30 served as a member of the Young Men’s Service League.
GRAHAM PAULEY CAREER BATTING

2022 A-PAD ROK .213 15 47 9 10 3 1 2 12 9 7 0 0 .333 .447 .780 57 0 0 1 0
2022 LE A .328 17 58 14 19 4 0 2 13 12 10 6 3 .458 .500 .958 72 2 0 0 1
2022 2 Teams Minors .276 32 105 23 29 7 1 4 25 21 17 6 3 .403 .476 .879 129 2 0 1 1
2023 LE A .309 62 230 50 71 14 5 4 36 40 40 12 3 .422 .465 .887 276 5 1 0 2
2023 FW A+ .300 45 170 33 51 8 0 16 46 13 41 8 2 .358 .629 .987 187 3 0 1 1
2023 SA AA .321 20 81 15 26 10 0 3 12 7 12 2 0 .375 .556 .931 88 0 0 0 1
2023 3 Teams Minors .308 127 481 98 148 32 5 23 94 60 93 22 5 .393 .538 .931 551 8 1 1 4

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Height: 6-1 Bats: L Full Name Wandy Luis Peralta
Date of Birth July 27, 1991 in San Francisco de Macorís, Dominican Republic
Weight: 220 Throws: L Current Residence San Francisco de Macorís, Dominican Republic
@WandyPeralta58 MLB Service Time 6.168
MLB Debut September 4, 2016 vs. STL (with CIN)
wandyperalta53
LHP How Obtained
Signed as a Major League free agent through the 2027 season on February 9, 2024,
which includes three player options, allowing a player opt-out or extension of the
contract after 2024, 2025 and 2026 seasons
lowest opponent clip with RISP in the AL (min. 53 batters

QUICK HITS faced).
• In 2023 with the Yankees, made 63 relief appearances • Was scoreless in 52 of his 63 overall appearances, including
and held opposing hitters to a career-best .190 average 30 of his final 36 outings before he landed on the 15-day
(36-for-189) with a 2.83 ERA (17 ER, 54.0 IP). Injured List on September 22 with a left triceps strain,
missing the final 12 games of the season.
• Joins fellow pitchers and former NYY teammates Michael
King, Jhony Brito, Randy Vásquez, RHP Drew Thorpe
and C Kyle Higashioka to swap out Yankees' pinstripes in 2022
2023 for Padres brown and gold in 2024.
• In 56 relief appearances with the Yankees, went 3-4 with
• San Diego is Peralta's 4th Major League club, fomerly four saves and a 2.72 ERA (17 ER, 56.1 IP), 47 punchouts and
playing with the Reds (2016-19), Giants (2019-21), and 17 walks allowed...opponents batted .208 (42-for-202, 2 HR)
Yankees (2021-23). against him (lefties hit .155 and righties hit .237).
• In parts of 8 Major League seasons, entered 2024 with • Among left-handed pitchers, his .155 opponents’ batting
a 19-18 record and 3.88 ERA (149 ER, 345.2 IP) in 385 average vs. LHB was T-8th-lowest in the Majors and T-6th-
career appearances (1 start) with 13 saves, 82 games lowest in the AL (min. 75 BF).
finished, 291 strikeouts, 8.1 H/9.0 IP, and a .241 (311-for-
1,293) opponents' AVG. • Among relievers with at least 50.0 innings pitched in 2022,
his 2 HR allowed were T-4th-fewest in the Majors and
• Made 7 consecutive Opening Day rosters with CIN (2017- T-2nd-fewest in the AL…posted a 0.32 HR/9.0IP ratio.
19), SF (2020-21) and NYY (2022-23).
• Tossed at least 1.1 IP in 15 appearances, and 13 of those 15
• All 7 of his career Postseason appearances came in 2022, appearances were scoreless.
when he became the 6th NYY pitcher (7th instance) to
pitch in at least 6 of the club's 1st 7 games in a single • Struck out former Padre Jorge Mateo swinging in the
Postseason (Mariano Rivera did so twice in '04 and '09). seventh inning on May 19 @ BAL for his 200th career
strikeout.
• Recorded a save in consecutive appearances for the 1st time
2023 SEASON in his career on August 23 vs. NYM and August 26 @ OAK.
• Made 63 relief appearances for the Yankees, holding • Did not allow a walk in 16 consecutive appearances from
opposing hitters to a career-best .190 average (36-for-189) August 23 through Game 2 of the ALCS.
and going 4-2 with four saves, a 2.83 ERA (17 ER, 54.0 IP),
and a 1.22 WHIP. • Was placed on the 15-day IL on September 22 (retroactive to
September 19) with left thoracic spine tightness, missing the
• Held left-handed hitters to a .138 (11-for-80) opponent remainder of the regular season.
average, ranking 3rd-lowest in the American League (min.
50 batters faced), and righties hit .229 (25-for-109) against P
OSTSEASON: All 7 of his career Postseason appearances
him. came in 2022, recording 1 save with a 3.12 ERA (3 ER, 8.2
IP) and 8 strikeouts...was just the 6th Yankees pitcher (7th
• His 51 strikeouts and 63 appearances were both his 2nd- time) to pitch in at least 6 of the Yankees’ first 7 games of
most in a single campaign, shy of his 57 punchouts and 69 a Postseason, joining Adam Ottavino (7 in 2019), Tommy
appearances in his first full Major League season in 2017. Kahnle (6 in 2019), Mariano Rivera (6 in 2004 and 2009), Tom
Gordon (6 in 2004), and Sparky Lyle (6 in 1977).
• Allowed just 6.00 hits per 9.0 innings pitched, leading the
Yankees’ staff and ranked 6th-best in the AL among those • Made his 1st-career Postseason appearance in ALDS Game
with as many appearances. 1 vs. CLE, tossing 1.1 scoreless innings (1 SO)...recorded 1
save and a 3.00 ERA (6.0IP, 2ER) in 5 games during the
• Held the opposition to a .159 (7-for-44) average while
ALDS vs. CLE…was the 1st Yankees pitcher to appear in
pitching with runners in scoring position, tying for the 8th-
all 5 games of an ALDS and the 1st pitcher since Tampa
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Bay’s Colin Poche in 2019…his 7 SO during the ALDS were 2020
T-4th-most by a Yankees reliever in a division series, trailing
only Aroldis Chapman (10 SO in 2017), Goose Gossage (8 • Made 25 relief appearances for the San Francisco Giants,
SO in 1981) and Mariano Rivera (8 SO in 1995)...he pitched 3 going 1-1 with a 3.29 ERA (10 ER, 27.1 IP) in two stints with
straight days in ALDS Games 2-4, becoming the 1st Yankees the club (July 23-Sept. 18 and Sept. 19-27).
pitcher to do so in the Postseason since Tommy Kahnle from • Opponents batted .220 (22-for-100, 3HR)...lefties hit .171 (7-
October 17-19, 2019 (ELIAS)...recorded 1st-career Postseason for-41) while righties hit .254 (15-for-59).
save in ALDS Game 4 @ CLE (1.0 IP, 1 SO).
• His 25 relief app. were tied for the 9th-most in the NL...
struck out at least one batter in 19 of his 25 games.
2021 • Was optioned to the Alternate Training Site on Sept. 18 but
• In 56 games (one start) between the Giants and Yankees, was recalled the following day.
went 5-4 with a 3.35 ERA...opponents batted .251 (49-for-
195) against him between the two clubs.
2019
• Began the season with SF, going 2-1 with two saves and
a 5.40 ERA (5 ER, 8.1 IP) in 10 relief appearances...went • Combined to make 47 relief appearances with the Reds and
3-3 with a 2.95 ERA (14 ER, 42.2 IP) in 46 appearances Giants, going 1-1 with a 5.67 ERA (25 ER, 39.2 IP).
(one start) with the Yankees...32 of his 46 outings with the • Spent the majority of the season with the Reds, going 1-1
Yankees were scoreless. with a 6.09 ERA (23 ER, 34.0 IP) in 39 relief appearances
• Recorded his first career save on April 7 at San Diego, over three stints.
tossing a perfect 10th inning (1K). • Did not allow a run in his first nine appearances of the
• Was acquired by the Yankees from the San Francisco Giants season from March 31-April 21, and he did not allow a run in
along with a PTBNL (infielder Connor Cannon) in exchange 22 of his first 26 relief appearances.
for OF Mike Tauchman on April 27...was added to the • Struck out Tyler O’Neill swinging in the 7th inning on April
Yankees’ roster prior to the game on April 29. 28 @STL to collect his 100th career strikeout.
• Did not allow a run in his first 6 games with the Yankees • Made 24 relief appearances with the Reds before being
from April 30-May 14. optioned to Triple-A Louisville on May 28...recalled from
• Was placed on the 10-day IL on June 26 (retroactive to June Triple-A Louisville on May 31.
23) with a low back strain...reinstated prior to Game 1 on July • Placed on the 10-day IL on June 15 with a right hip
4 vs. the Mets as the “27th-man.” flexor strain and missed 20 team games...made 1 rehab
• Placed on the COVID-19 injured list on July 15 and missed appearance with Triple-A Louisville before being reinstated
18 team games...made 3 rehab app. (1 start) with Double-A from the injured list on July 12.
Somerset, going 1-0 over 3.1 scoreless innings (1H, 1BB, 5K)... • Was optioned to Triple-A Louisville on August 5...made 11
was reinstated on August 5. relief appearances for Louisville, posting a 3.60 ERA before
• After being reinstated from the COVID-19 IL on August 5, being recalled on Sept. 1.
went 2-2 with 3 saves, a 1.42 ERA (4 ER, 25.1 IP) and 25 • Claimed off waivers by the Giants on Sept. 7...made eight
strikeouts in his final 24 games (one start)...his 1.42 ERA was relief appearances for SF, posting a 3.18 ERA...did not allow a
the 7th-lowest in the AL and the 11th-lowest in the Majors run in 7-of-8 appearances with the Giants.
over that span.
• Made his 1st career start on August 6 vs. SEA and tossed 1.2
scoreless innings...the start came after making his first 242 2018
career appearances as a reliever...according to ELIAS, was • Went 2-2 with a 5.36 ERA (27 ER, 45.1 IP in 59 relief
just the 2nd Yankee to ever start a game after making his 1st appearances over two stints with the Reds.
242 appearances out of the bullpen, joining Mike Stanton
(made his 1st-career start on May 9, 1999 vs. SEA after • Did not allow a home run in a career-long 37 straight games
making his 1st 552 career appearances as a reliever). from September 19, 2017-June 3, 2018.
• In MLB’s “Field of Dreams” game in Dyersville, Iowa against • Recorded his first career plate appearance on April 23 vs.
CWS on August 12, did not allow a hit over a season high- ATL (struck out).
tying 2.0 innings of relief (0 R, 1 BB, 3 SO)...also tossed 2.0 IP • Made 13 relief appearances for Triple-A Louisville, going
on September 12 @ NYM (1 H, 1 ER, 1 HR, 2 BB, 2 SO). 1-0 with a 3.14 ERA...recalled from Louisville on July 27 and
• Made the Yankees’ AL Wild Card Game roster but did not spent the rest of the season at the Major League level, going
pitch...following the season, pitched for the Águilas Cibaeñas 1-0 with a 3.94 ERA in 22 relief appearances.
in the Dominican Winter League, going 3-0 with a 3.72 ERA • Following the season, pitched for the Águilas Cibaeñas in
in 11 relief appearances. the Dominican Winter League, posting a 2.25 ERA in 11 relief
appearances.
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2017 • Signed to a Major League contract and selected to the ML
roster from Louisville on September 2.
• In his first full Major League season, went 3-4 with a 3.76
ERA (27 ER, 64.2 IP) in 69 relief appearances with the Reds... • Made his Major League debut on September 4 vs. STL
opponents batted .227 (53-for-233) against him. (1.0 IP, 1 BB, 1K)…struck out Jedd Gyorko swinging in the
seventh for his 1st-career strikeout.
• Led all Major League rookies in games pitched and ranked
2nd on the Reds’ pitching staff (Michael Lorenzen - 70 G).
• Earned his 1st ML win on April 30 @ STL (1.0 IP, 2 SO). 2010-15
• In 2015, went 7-7 with a 5.09 ERA in 29 appearances (20
starts) with Double-A Pensacola...following the season,
2016 made 29 relief appearances for the Águilas Cibaeñas in the
• Saw his 1st big league action, posting a 8.59 ERA (7 ER, 7.1) Dominican Winter League, going 1-1 with a 3.48 ERA.
in 10 relief app. with the Reds as a September call up. • Spent the entire 2014 season with Single-A Bakersfield,
• Spent the majority of the season in the minors, combining going 7-12 with a 4.82 ERA in 28 starts...made 44
with Double-A Pensacola and Triple-A Louisville to go 4-2 appearances (4 starts) in 2013 with Single-A Dayton, going
with 3 saves and a 2.50 ERA (21 ER, 75.2 IP) in 50 games (2 2-7 with 1 save and a 3.80 ERA.
starts). • Went 3-6 with a 6.55 ERA in 14 games (4 starts) with the
• Began the year with Pensacola, going 0-1 with a 3.06 ERA in Rookie-Level AZL Reds in 2012...in 12 starts with the
13 relief appearances...promoted to Triple-A on May 13 and DSL Reds in 2011, went 6-1 with a 2.05 ERA...made his
went 4-1 with 3 saves and a 2.33 ERA in 37 games (2 starts). professional debut in 2010 with the DSL Reds, going 3-3
with a 2.24 ERA in 15 games (7 starts).
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WANDY PERALTA CAREER PITCHING
2010 D-RED ROK 3 3 2.24 15 7 0 0 0 52.1 38 21 13 1 0 21 40 1.13 .205 185 13 5 211 359/268
2011 D-RED ROK 6 1 2.05 12 12 0 0 0 61.1 48 17 14 0 6 29 55 1.26 .221 217 5 7 255 469/332
2012 A-RED ROK 3 6 6.55 14 4 0 0 2 45.1 62 47 33 3 2 22 40 1.85 .307 202 7 4 227 389/289
2013 DAY A(Full) 2 7 3.80 44 4 0 1 3 85.1 91 45 36 9 2 41 79 1.55 .274 332 14 6 383 711/513
2014 BAK A(Adv) 7 12 4.82 28 28 0 0 0 142.0 164 92 76 19 3 55 93 1.54 .290 565 13 12 631 1164/841
2015 PNS AA 7 7 5.09 29 20 0 0 0 116.2 129 74 66 7 7 60 80 1.62 .288 448 8 21 524 1932/1176
2016 PNS AA 0 1 3.06 13 0 0 0 0 17.2 17 6 6 1 0 3 20 1.13 .250 68 2 1 73 260/175
2016 LOU AAA 4 1 2.33 37 2 0 3 7 58.0 44 18 15 2 2 23 38 1.16 .216 204 2 7 234 875/550
2016 CIN MLB 0 0 8.59 10 0 0 0 0 7.1 11 7 7 1 1 7 5 2.45 .355 31 0 0 39 133/75
2016 2 Teams Minors 4 2 2.50 50 2 0 3 7 75.2 61 24 21 3 2 26 58 1.15 .224 272 4 8 307 1135/725
2017 CIN MLB 3 4 3.76 69 0 0 0 2 64.2 53 28 27 8 1 24 57 1.19 .227 233 4 6 263 1017/641
2018 LOU AAA 1 0 3.14 13 0 0 0 0 14.1 13 5 5 1 0 7 10 1.40 .255 51 0 4 59 229/145
2018 CIN MLB 2 2 5.36 59 0 0 0 0 45.1 58 32 27 2 2 31 31 1.96 .302 192 0 4 227 867/536
2019 LOU AAA 0 0 3.27 12 0 0 0 0 11.0 11 4 4 0 1 1 7 1.09 .262 42 0 1 44 156/108
2019 CIN MLB 1 1 6.09 39 0 0 0 1 34.0 36 23 23 10 2 15 27 1.50 .275 131 0 3 151 573/350
2019 SF MLB 0 0 3.18 8 0 0 0 0 5.2 4 2 2 1 0 1 5 0.88 .200 20 0 1 21 84/54
2019 2 Teams MLB 1 1 5.67 47 0 0 0 1 39.2 40 25 25 11 2 16 32 1.41 .265 151 0 4 172 657/404
2020 SF MLB 1 1 3.29 25 0 0 0 1 27.1 22 13 10 3 2 11 25 1.21 .220 100 0 2 114 488/294
2021 SOM AA 1 0 0.00 3 1 0 0 0 3.1 1 0 0 0 0 1 5 0.60 .091 11 0 0 12 48/30
2021 SF MLB 2 1 5.40 10 0 0 2 3 8.1 11 5 5 1 0 3 8 1.68 .333 33 1 2 37 139/94
2021 NYY MLB 3 3 2.95 46 1 0 3 3 42.2 38 19 14 5 1 18 35 1.31 .235 162 3 4 182 669/423
2021 2 Teams MLB 5 4 3.35 56 1 0 5 6 51.0 49 24 19 6 1 21 43 1.37 .251 195 4 6 219 808/517
2022 NYY MLB 3 4 2.72 56 0 0 4 9 56.1 42 19 17 2 1 17 47 1.05 .208 202 2 8 223 816/513
2023 NYY MLB 4 2 2.83 63 0 0 4 7 54.0 36 19 17 7 6 30 51 1.22 .190 189 1 4 227 878/523
Career 3 Teams MLB 19 18 3.88 385 1 0 13 26 345.2 311 167 149 40 16 157 291 1.35 .241 1293 11 34 1484 5664/3503
DIVISION SERIES
2022 NYY MLB 0 0 3.00 5 0 0 1 1 6.0 4 2 2 0 0 0 7 0.67 .190 21 0 1 21 73/53

2022 NYY MLB 0 0 3.38 2 0 0 0 0 2.2 5 1 1 0 0 1 1 2.25 .417 12 0 0 13 54/34
2022 NYY MLB 0 0 3.12 7 0 0 1 1 8.2 9 3 3 0 0 1 8 1.15 .273 33 0 1 34 127/87

2009 Signed by CIN as an international free agent, August 17
2019 Claimed off waivers by SF from CIN, September 7
2021 Acquired by NYY from SF along with a player to be named later (INF Connor Cannon) in exchange for OF Mike Tauchman, April 27
2024 Signed as a Major League free agent through the 2027 which includes three player options, allowing a player opt-out or extension of the
contract after 2024, 2025, and 2026 seasons, February 9
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Height: 6-1 Bats: R Full Name Robert Alexander Perez Jr.
Date of Birth June 26, 2000 in Barquisimeto, Venezuela
Weight: 226 Throws: R Current Residence Cabudare, Lara, Venezuela
@RobertPerezJr_
RobertPerezJr_ How Obtained Signed as a minor league free agent on from ARI on November 17, 2023
OF Contract Status Signed through 2024

MiLB Organizational All-Star (2022, SEA)
• Joined the Padres organization for the 2024 campaign as
a minor league free agent after spending the previous 7 Northwest League Player of the Week (2x, August 18, 2019 & September
seasons in the Seattle Mariners farm system. 11, 2022)
• Played in a total of 519 minor league games SEA,
reaching the Triple-A level in 2019 with Tacoma. Has • His 152 strikeouts were a career high and were T-10th most
made 233 appearances at first base, 172 in the outfield among all Double-A players.
and 10 and third base.
• Following the season, played in 6 games for Cardenales de
• Earned the Mariners' Ken Griffey Jr. Minor League Hitter Lara of the Venezuelan Winter League, going 5-for-22 at the
of the Year award in 2022, posting career highs in nearly dish (.227).
every offenseive category between Low-A Modesto and
High-A Everett.
• After having only played rookie ball in the Dominican
2022
Summer League from 2017-18, he made the jump to • Received the Mariners Ken Griffey Jr. Minor League Hitter
Triple-A Tacoma to begin the 2019 season for 19 games of the Year Award, posting career highs in nearly every
(.250 AVG) before spending the remainder of the season offensive category.
with High-A Everett.
• Split the season between Low-A Modesto (92 G) and High-A
Everett (35 G), posting a combined .921 OPS with 24 2B, 2
3B, 27 HR, 114 RBI and 100 runs scored.
2023 SEASON
• Among all Single-A Players in ’22, he ranked 1st in RBI, 2nd
• In his 7th and final season with the Seattle Mariners in HR, 3rd in total bases (243), T-3rd in runs scored and 6th
organization, he spent the majority of the campaign with in SLG (.523) and OPS.
Double-A Arkansas, hitting .248 (112-for-452) with 22 2B, 4
3B, 17 HR, 55 runs scored and 61 RBI across 117 games. • Tied his career high with 7 RBI on July 31 vs. Fresno.
• Hit safely in 32 of his first 52 games played at a .263 clip • 5 of his 8 career multi-HR games game in ’22, highlighted by
(52-for-198) with 10 HR from April 16-June 16 before landing a career-high 3 HR on April 15 @ Stockton.
on the 7-day IL on June 17…enjoyed a 7-game hitting streak • Named Northwest League Player of the Week honors for
from June 8-15 with 6 multi-hit efforts at a .400 clip (12-for- the final week of the season on Sept 11…hit safely in 19 of his
30) prior to the injury. final 22 games, hitting .360 (27-for-75) with 8 XBH (3 2B, 1
• Played a 3-game rehab assignment with the ACL Mariners 3B, 4 HR), 17 RBI and 14 runs scored.
from June 23-27 before being reinstated from the IL on July 7. • Appeared in 19 games for the Peoria Javelinas in the Arizona
• Reinstated from the IL 2 days prior to the All-Star break… Fall League following the season, hitting .231 (15-for-65) at
played in 56 2nd-half games and hit .233 (51-for-219 after the dish with 5 XBH (1 2B, 1 3B, 3 HR), 14 RBI and 10 runs
the All-Star break. scored.
• Posted a season-high 11-game hitting streak from Aug. 6-18

at a .326 clip, 1 game shy of his career-high 12 game hit 2021
streak during the 2021 campaign…posted a season-high 4
hits on Aug. 10 vs. Midland, his 2nd-career 4-hit game and 1 • Spent the season with Single-A Modesto and ranked among
shy of his career-high 5-hit performance on July 25, 2021 at the Low-A West League leaders in hit by pitch (1st, 17), RBI
Fresno for Single-A Modesto. (2nd, 77), at-bats (4th, 401), hits (5th, 113), total bases (5th,
183) and home runs (T-8th, 15).
• Made 58 appearances (57 starts) in RF, 30 (all starts) in LF,
16 (all starts) as the DH, and 14 (all starts) at 1B…posted a • Posted a career-high 12-game hitting streak from Aug. 28-
.979 fielding percentage (6 errors, 282 total chances). Sept. 18, going 17-for-59 at the dish (.288) with 3 2B, 2 HR, 9
RBI, 9 runs scored, 8 BB and 4 HBP.
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2017-20 • Completed his 2nd season with the Dominican Summer
League Mariners in 2018, playing in 32 games while hitting
• Did not play in 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic. .248 (26-for-105) at the dish…made his professional debut
• Split the 2019 season between Triple-A Tacoma (May 24- with the DSL Mariners in 2017, playing in 66 games and hit.
June 19), Short-A Everett (June 20-July 22 & July 26-end of 217 (54-for-249).
the season) and Rookie AZL Mariners (July 23-25)…among
Northwest League leaders, ranked 4th in RBI (36), T-7th in
HR (7) and T-10th in HBP (7)…named Northwest League
Player of the Week from Aug. 12-18, going 12-for-26 at the
dish (.462) with 2 2B, 2 HR, 8 RBI and 6 runs scored.
ROBERT PEREZ JR. CAREER BATTING

2017 D-MRN ROK .217 66 249 27 54 14 0 4 35 19 68 6 2 .282 .321 .603 277 5 0 4 3
2018 D-MRN ROK .248 32 105 14 26 6 0 5 18 18 34 1 3 .378 .448 .826 127 4 0 0 3
2019 A-MRN ROK .182 3 11 2 2 1 0 0 2 0 5 0 0 .182 .273 .455 11 0 0 0 0
2019 EVE A(Short) .233 54 206 31 48 9 0 7 36 23 68 1 1 .325 .379 .704 240 7 0 4 2
2019 TAC AAA .250 19 64 9 16 3 1 3 8 4 24 0 0 .304 .469 .773 69 1 0 0 1
2019 3 Teams Minors .235 76 281 42 66 13 1 10 46 27 97 1 1 .316 .395 .711 320 8 0 4 3
2021 MOD A .282 98 401 62 113 21 2 15 77 34 114 0 0 .359 .456 .815 457 17 0 5 8
2022 MOD A .270 92 345 78 93 18 1 20 87 48 108 5 0 .369 .501 .870 415 12 0 10 5
2022 EVE A+ .342 35 120 22 41 6 1 7 27 23 34 1 1 .477 .583 1.060 153 9 0 1 2
2022 2 Teams Minors .288 127 465 100 134 24 2 27 114 71 142 6 1 .398 .523 .921 568 21 0 11 7
2023 A-MRN ROK .300 3 10 2 3 0 0 1 1 2 3 0 0 .417 .600 1.017 12 0 0 0 0
2023 ARK AA .242 117 450 56 109 22 4 16 62 38 155 2 2 .321 .416 .737 508 16 0 4 18
2023 2 Teams Minors .243 120 460 58 112 22 4 17 63 40 158 2 2 .323 .420 .743 520 16 0 4 18

2016 Signed by SEA as an international free agent, July 7
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Height: 6-2 Bats: R Full Name Kevin Jeffrey Plawecki
Date of Birth February 26, 1991 in Hinsdale, Illinois
Weight: 228 Throws: R Current Residence Queen Creek, Arizona
plu-WECK-ee
kplawecki26 MLB Debut April 21, 2015 vs. ATL (with NYM)
C How Obtained Signed as a minor league free agent on December 30, 2023
May 16.
QUICK HITS
•Signed with SD as a minor league free agent on May 20 and
• 2023 marked his first minor league action since 2018, played in 33 games for Triple-A El Paso, batting .276 with 9
splitting the season between the Triple-A squads of 2B, 1 3B, 3 HR, 21 RBI and 19 runs scored.
WSH, SD and TEX. •Made 20 appearances (19 starts) behind the dish for the
• Entered 2024 with 6.167 years of Major League service Chihuahuas and committed just 1 error in 186 total chances
time. Made a total of 406 big league appearances (345 (.995 fielding percentage)…also made 11 appearances (all
starts) behind the plate with a .995 fielding percentage starts) as the DH, and 2 app. (1 start) at 1B.
(15 errors in 3,216 total chances) between NYM (2015-18), •Traded to TEX on July 28 in exchange for cash
CLE ('19), BOS (2020-22) and TEX ('22). considerations…played in 10 games (6 at catcher, 4 as the
• Hit safely in a career-best 10 straight games for the Red DH) for Triple-A Round Rock before being released by TEX
Sox from Sept. 19, 2020 to April 17, 2021, going 14-for-33 on Aug. 15…hit .294 (10-for-34) with RR while committing
(.424) at the dish. just 1 error in 55 chances (.982 fielding percentage) behind
the dish…also made 4 app. (all starts as the DH.
• Hit .341 in 24 games for the Red Sox during the 2020
COVID-shortened campaign. Recorded at least 1 hit •Collected multi-hit efforts in 3 consecutive games on 3
in each of his first 5 games with an at-bat, the longest occasions (May 10-13, June 20-22 and July 19-29).
season-opening hit streak by a BOS catcher since Tony
Peña in 1990.
2022
• Selected 35th overall in the First Round of the 2012 First-
Year Player Draft by the Mets (was a compensatory pick • Hit a combined .220 (37-for-168) with 8 2B, 1 HR and 13 RBI
for the loss of free agent Jose Reyes). in 63 games between BOS and TEX.
• Ranked by Baseball America as the Mets’ No. 21 prospect •Spent the majority of the season with BOS (61 games),
in 2013, No. 5 in 2014 and No. 5 in 2015, including the No. where he was a member of the team’s Opening Day roster
63 prospect in all of baseball in '15. for the 3rd straight year (6th time overall in his career).
• Started at catcher for Team USA at the 2014 All-Star •Tossed 1.0 scoreless inning of relief in the 7th pitching
Futures Game at Target Field appearance of his career on May 1 at BAL.
•Connected for his only home run on May 26 at CWS.
•Hit .298 (17-for-57) in his final 20 games for the Red Sox
2023 SEASON
from Aug. 4 to Sept 16.
•Played in 67 games for the Triple-A squads of WSH, SD and
•Designated for assignment on Sept. 17 and released on Sept
TEX, hitting a combined .272 (65-for-239) with 19 XBH (14
19.
2B, 1 3B and 4 HR), 29 RBI and 28 runs scored…it was his
first minor league action since 2018 with Triple-A Las Vegas •Signed by TEX on Sept. 21, making a total of 3 starts behind
of NYM. the plate to end the season.
•Posted a .996 fielding percentage behind the dish (2 errors, •Charged with just 1 error in 446.2 innings behind the plate in
466 total chances)…threw out 15 of 88 baserunners on 61 appearances (49 starts) between BOS and TEX.
stolen base attempts (17.0 caught stealing percentage).
•Threw out just 3 of 46 baserunners on stolen base attempts
•Began the season with PIT and received an invite to their (6.5 CS%).
Major League Spring Training…exercised the opt-out clause
•Hit .252 with a .650 OPS vs. right-handed pitching
in his contract after not making the Pirates’ Opening Day
compared to a .133 clip and .360 OPS vs. lefties.
roster and was released on March 27.
•Signed a minor league deal with WSH on April 3 and was
assigned to Triple-A Rochester, where he hit .256 (21-for-82) 2021
with 4 2B, 1 HR, 6 RBI and 8 runs scored across 24 games…
committed 0 errors in 225 chances...released by WSH on • Played in 64 games for BOS and hit .287 (45-for-157) with 10
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XBH (7 2B, 3 HR), 15 RBI and 15 runs scored. at-bat, the longest season-opening hit streak by a BOS
catcher since Tony Peña in 1990.
•Hit .312 with a .792 OPS following the 2021 All-Star break
after batting .250 with a .658 OPS in the first half. • Caught the first 8.1 innings before replacing José Peraza on
the mound for the final two outs in the ninth inning on Aug.
•Made 53 appearances (40 starts) behind the dish and
13…according to ELIAS, it marked the first time in Red Sox
posted a .995 fielding percentage (2 errors, 396 total
history that a player pitched and played catcher in the same
chances).
game.
P
OSTSEASON: Got the first Postseason action of his career,
• Hit safely in a career-best 10 straight games from Sept. 19,
appeared in 5 games (4 starts) during the 2021 Postseason
2020 to April 17, 2021, going 14-for-33 (.424).
with the Red Sox, going 1-for-7 at the plate (.143) with 1 BB
while grounding into 3 double plays…committed 0 errors in
his 27 total chances and the Red Sox went 3-1 in his 4 starts.
2019
• Acquired by CLE from NYM on January 6, 2019 in exchange
2020 for RHP Walker Lockett and 2B Sam Haggerty.
• In his first season with the Red Sox, appeared in 24 games • Made 57 appearances (46 starts) behind the plate for CLE
in the COVID-shortened campaign and batted .341 (28-for- and posted a .995 fielding percentage (1 error, 176 total
82) with 5 2B, 1 3B, 1 HR, 17 RBI and 8 runs scored. chances).
• Among all players who played in at least 20 games during • Hit .222 (35-for-158) with 13 XBH (10 2B, 3 HR), 17 RBI and
the 60-game campaign, his .341 AVG T-7th highest with 13 runs scored.
Freddie Freeman.
• Recorded at least 1 hit in each of his first 5 games with an
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2018 • Earned MiLB.com Organizational All-Star honors in 2014
for the 2nd consecutive season…started at catcher for Team
• Played in a career-high 79 games in his final season with the USA at the 2014 All-Star Futures Game at Target Field in
Mets and made 71 app. (64 starts) behind the dish, posting a Minnesota…ranked by Baseball America as the Mets’ No. 5
.994 fielding percentage (4 errors, 632 total chances). prospect.
• Hit .210 (50-for-238) and posted career highs in hits (50), 2B • Earned South Atlantic League Mid-Season All-Star honors
(13), 3B (2), HR (7), RBI (30), runs scored (33) and walks (28). in 2013, and was ranked by Baseball America as the Mets’
• Also played in 4 games for Triple-A Las Vegas, going 3-for- No. 21 prospect.
13 (.231) at the plate. • Selected 35th overall in the first round of the 2012 First-Year
Player Draft by the Mets (was a compensatory pick for
the loss of free agent Jose Reyes)…began his professional
2017 career with Short-Season Brooklyn (A).
• Played in 37 games for the Mets while also appearing in 64
games for Triple-A Las Vegas…hit a minor league career
high .328 (81-for-247) with LV. PERSONAL
• Made 2 pitching appearances for the Mets in 2017, becoming • He and his wife, Tayler, have 2 sons: Kasen and Krew.
the first Mets position player used twice as a reliever in a • Played 4 seasons at Purdue University, where his wife
single season since Matt Franco in 1999. played soccer.
• Named an MiLB.com Organizational All-Star following the • Became the first player in Purdue history to be named the
season for the 3rd time. Big Ten Player-of-the-Year in 2012...was a finalist for the
Johnny Bench Award in 2012 as the nation’s top collegiate
catcher.
2012-16
• Split the 2016 season between the Mets (48 G) and Triple-A
Las Vegas (55 G)…began the season with the Mets before
being optioned to LV on June 21…recalled by NYM on Sept.
1…hit .300 (57-for-190) while with LV.
• Got his first ML action in 2015 and played in 73 games for
the Mets…singled off Trevor Cahill while going 2-for-4 with
two runs scored in his big league debut vs. ATL on April 21…
hit a 2-run home run off CC Sabathia at Yankee Stadium for
his first ML home run on April 25...was on the playoff roster
for the Mets for the Division Series, League Championship
Series and World Series, but did not appear in a game…
ranked by Baseball America as the Mets No. 5 prospect the
No. 63 prospect in all of baseball.

2012 Signed by NYM as a 1st-round selection (35th overall) in the First-Year Player Draft, June 12
2019 Acquired by CLE from NYM in exchange for Sam Haggerty and Walker Lockett, January 6
2020 Signed by BOS as a Major League free agent, January 15
2022 Signed by TEX as a Major League free agent, September 21
2023 Signed by PIT as a minor league free agent, February 8
Signed by WSH as a minor league free agent, April 3
Signed by SD as a minor league free agent, May 20
Acquired by TEX from SD in exchange for cash considerations, July 28
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2012 BRK A(Short) .250 61 216 26 54 8 0 7 27 25 24 0 0 .345 .384 .729 252 8 0 3 7
2013 SAV A(Full) .314 65 245 35 77 24 1 6 43 23 32 1 0 .390 .494 .884 282 10 0 4 11
2013 SLU A(Adv) .294 60 204 25 60 14 0 2 37 19 21 0 0 .391 .392 .783 239 14 1 1 4
2013 2 Teams Minors .305 125 449 60 137 38 1 8 80 42 53 1 0 .390 .448 .838 521 24 1 5 15
2014 BNG AA .326 58 224 33 73 18 0 6 43 16 27 0 0 .378 .487 .865 249 5 0 4 12
2014 LV AAA .283 43 152 25 43 6 0 5 21 14 21 0 0 .345 .421 .766 170 1 2 1 4
2014 2 Teams Minors .309 101 376 58 116 24 0 11 64 30 48 0 0 .365 .460 .825 419 6 2 5 16
2015 LV AAA .224 22 85 7 19 5 1 1 9 3 12 0 0 .267 .341 .608 90 2 0 0 3
2015 NYM MLB .219 73 233 18 51 9 0 3 21 17 60 0 0 .280 .296 .576 258 4 1 3 4
2016 LV AAA .300 55 190 27 57 11 0 8 40 13 19 0 1 .348 .484 .832 207 2 0 2 9
2016 NYM MLB .197 48 132 6 26 6 0 1 11 17 33 0 0 .298 .265 .563 151 2 0 0 1
2017 LV AAA .328 64 247 37 81 17 1 9 45 16 38 0 0 .375 .514 .889 275 6 0 6 10
2017 NYM MLB .260 37 100 11 26 5 0 3 13 14 17 1 0 .364 .400 .764 118 3 0 1 2
2018 LV AAA .231 4 13 2 3 0 0 1 3 2 3 0 0 .333 .462 .795 15 0 0 0 1
2018 NYM MLB .210 79 238 33 50 13 2 7 30 28 65 0 1 .315 .370 .685 277 9 1 1 12
2019 CLE MLB .222 60 158 13 35 10 0 3 17 12 31 0 1 .287 .342 .629 174 3 0 1 4
2020 BOS MLB .341 24 82 8 28 5 1 1 17 5 14 1 0 .393 .463 .856 89 2 0 0 4
2021 BOS MLB .287 64 157 15 45 7 0 3 15 12 26 0 0 .349 .389 .738 173 3 1 0 4
2022 BOS MLB .217 61 157 15 34 8 0 1 12 14 28 0 0 .287 .287 .574 175 2 1 1 5
2022 TEX MLB .273 3 11 0 3 0 0 0 1 0 4 0 0 .273 .273 .546 11 0 0 0 1
2022 2 Teams MLB .220 64 168 15 37 8 0 1 13 14 32 0 0 .286 .286 .572 186 2 1 1 6
2023 ROC AAA .256 24 82 8 21 4 0 1 6 11 15 0 0 .351 .341 .692 94 1 0 0 6
2023 ELP AAA .276 33 123 19 34 9 1 3 21 10 21 0 0 .333 .439 .772 135 1 0 1 5
2023 RR AAA .294 10 34 1 10 1 0 0 2 5 11 0 0 .400 .324 .724 40 1 0 0 1
2023 3 Teams Minors .272 67 239 28 65 14 1 4 29 26 47 0 0 .349 .389 .738 269 3 0 1 12
2023 3 Teams AAA .272 67 239 28 65 14 1 4 29 26 47 0 0 .349 .389 .738 269 3 0 1 12
Career 4 Teams MLB .235 449 1268 119 298 63 3 22 137 119 278 2 2 .313 .341 .654 1426 28 4 7 37
WILD CARD
2021 BOS MLB .500 1 2 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .500 1.000 1.500 2 0 0 0 1
DIVISION SERIES
2021 BOS MLB .000 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 .000 0.00 2 0 0 0 2
CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES
2021 BOS MLB .000 3 3 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 .250 .000 .250 4 0 0 0 0
2021 BOS MLB .143 5 7 1 1 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 .250 .286 .536 8 0 0 0 3
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Height: 5-11 Bats: S Full Name Jurickson Barthelomeus Profar
Date of Birth February 20, 1993 in Willemstad, Curaçao
Weight: 170 Throws: R Current Residence Willemstad, Curaçao
@juricksonprofar
profarjurickson MLB Debut September 2, 2012 @ CLE (with TEX)
OF How Obtained Signed as a Major League free agent, February 24, 2024
2019 season on May 9 at PIT.

QUICK HITS
• Collected a 4-hit game for the 5th-time in his career on June
OLD FRIEND ALERT Returns for his 3rd stint with the 6 vs. SF, one shy of his career-high 5 hits on Aug. 2, 2022
Padres organization, signing a 1-year Major League deal vs. COL.
with the club on February 24, 2024. • Released by COL on Aug. 27…signed a minor league deal
TASTE OF THE ROCKIES Played in 111 games for the with SD on Aug. 31 and played in 4 games for Triple-A El
Colorado Rockies in 2023 before being released in August Paso, slashed .357/.500/.786 with 2 HR before having his
and signing with the Padres 4 days later. contract selected on Sept. 8.
GOOD LUCK CHARM The Padres went 16-5 with Profar • Reached base safely via a hit or a walk in 9 of his 14 games
on the team in September 2023, including 7-3 in games he for SD, going 13-for-44 (.295) at the plate with 2 2B, HR and
started. Established career highs with the Padres in batting 7 RBI.
average (.278 in 2020), hits (140 in 2022), doubles (36 in • Tallied consecutive 3+ hit games for the first time in his
2022) and walks (73 in 2022). career Sept. 9-10 at HOU.
FINDING WAYS His 37-game on-base streak from April • Went 0-for-14 across 6 games from Sept. 13-25.
15–May 3, 2023 was the 8th-longest streak in the Majors
since the 2019 season. • Sept. 30 @ CWS, set a new season-high with 4 RBI, his
most RBI since driving in 4 on April 10, 2022 @ ARI (w/ SD).
PLAYOFF PRO Started in left field for all 12 of the Padres'
Postseason games in their run to the 2022 NLCS, posting • Played the majority of his defense in left field (95 G, 90 GS),
an 8-to-8 strikeout-to-walk ratio and ranking tied for 2nd while also seeing action in right field (2 G, 1 GS), 2B (1 G)
on the club with total 11 hits. and 1B (5 G, 4 GS)…between COL and SD, posted a .977
fielding percentage (4 errors in 172 total chances) across his
SUCCESSFUL SWIPING Converted 36 of his 43 stolen 97 total games in the outfield.
base attempts from 2018-21, the 7th-highest conversion
rate in the majors over that span (min. 40 attempts).
HISTORICAL Homered in his 1st-career PA in his MLB 2022
debut on Sept. 2, 2012 @ CLE (with TEX) to become just
• Notched career highs in games played (152), hits (140), 2B
the 3rd teenager since 1876 to hit a HR in his 1st-career ML
(36) & BB (73), while tying his career-high in runs scored
AB, the 2nd-youngest, and the youngest in the AL.
(82).
REPRESENTING Played for Netherlands in the 2013,
• His 73 walks T-9th in the NL…3 of his 5 career 3-walk
2017 and 2023 World Baseball Classics, and was selected
games came in ’22, and he recorded at least 1 walk in 60
to back-to-back Futures Games for the World Team in
games, including 10 multi-walk games.
2011-12.
• Spent the majority of the season leading off…in 90 games
WAY BACK WHEN Led Curaçao to the Little League
batting leading off, he hit .262 with 25 2B, 1 3B, 9 HR & 32
World Series title in 2004 and to the title game in 2005.
RBI...his .262 AVG ranked 6th among NL leadoff hitters.
• His 25 doubles as the leadoff hitter were 3rd-most in the NL,
behind only LAD's Mookie Betts (40) and NYM's Brandon
2023 SEASON
Nimmo (30).
• In his 10th Major League season, turned in a combined
.242/.321/.368 line with 27 2B, 2 3B, 9 HR and 46 RBI • His 10 outfield assists tied for 5th-most in the Majors…all
between 111 games with Colorado and 14 games with San 146 games played in the field (141 starts) came in left field,
Diego. where he posted a .984 fielding percentage (4 errors, 243
total chances).
• Paced all of MLB with his 37-game OB streak from April 15
– May 3…the feat ranks as the 8th-longest OB streak in the • Collected a hit in 10 of his final 12 regular season games
Majors since the 2019 season. from Sept. 22-Oct. 5 at a .333 clip, including 5 multi-hit
efforts.
• Recorded his 3rd career multi-HR game and first since the
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OSTSEASON: Went 11-for-46 (.250) at the dish during the field (20 games, 19 starts), right field (29 games, 24 starts),
Padres run to the NLCS, reaching base safely via a hit or a first base (20 games, 12 starts), and second base (10 games,
walk in 11 of 12 games played. 6 starts).
• Went 2-for-3 in Game 1 of the Wild Card Series vs. NYM with
his 1st career Postseason HR, a 3-run shot to RF to give the
Padres a 6-1 lead in their eventual 7-1 victory.
2020
• Set career highs in AVG (.278) and OBP (.343), posting 6 2B,
• Walked a team-high 8 times vs. 8 strikeouts, while his 11
7 HR, 25 RBI and 28 runs scored in 56 games played.
total hits tied with Jake Cronenworth and Juan Soto for
2nd-most among all Padres in the Postseason, trailing only • Was successful in 7 of his 8 stolen base attempts (88%).
Manny Machado’s 13.
• Set career highs in AVG (.275) and OBP (.343)...his 4.12
pitches/PA ranked 3rd on the team behind Jason Castro
(4.23) and Trent Grisham (4.14).
2021
• Started at 2B on Opening Day and made 13 app. at 2B in
• In January of 2021, signed by SD to a 3-year contract (with
his 1st 14 games of the season (12 GS)...after Eric Hosmer
player options following each season, including a mutual
returned from the IL on Aug. 8 and Jake Cronenworth moved
option for 2024)...in 137 games with SD, hit .227 with a .329
to 2B, Profar played primarily in LF.
OBP, 80 hits, 12 doubles, 2 triples, and 4 home runs.
• From Aug. 10 until the end of the season, he played 36
• Made 2 stints on the Injured List, first on May 11 due to
games in LF (32 GS), 4 G at 2B (all starts), and 1 G in CF
health and safety protocols and then on August 6.
(started in CF in Game 60...was his 1st career app. in CF).
• In the month of August, he hit .338 (25-for-74) with 7 2B, 1
• Hit just .081 in his 1st 11 games of the campaign, but from
3B, 2 HR, 12 RBI and 11 walks for a .437 OBP, .541 SLG and
August 7 until the end of the season, he hit .329 (47-for-143)
.977 OPS...his .338 clip in that time led the team and ranked
with 6 2B, 6 HR and 22 RBI...his .329 clip in that time ranked
4th in the Majors (min. 85 plate appearances).
2nd on the Padres behind just Manny Machado's .333 AVG...
• Played 5 positions: left field (36 games, 28 starts), center hit .125 in July, .256 in Aug., and .351 in Sept.
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PROFAR
• Had a 11-game hit streak from Sept. 10-25, batting .429 in • Ranked 3rd among AL 2B in games (124), total chances
that time...it was his longest hitting spree since his career- (479) and putouts (221) and T-3rd in double plays (63).
long 13-game streak in 2016...also posted a career-long-tying
• Hit 18 of his 20 home runs as a 2B, which ranked 4th among
16-game on-base streak from Sept. 5-25 (.439 OBP).
AL 2B…fell 1 HR short of the franchise record for HR by a
• Led the Padres in AVG from Sept. 10 until the season's end... 2B (19 by Mark Ellis in 2007).
reached base via H/BB/HBP in 18 of his last 19 G.
• Acquired by SD on Dec. 2, 2019 from OAK in exchange for
P
OSTSEASON: Played in the Postseason for the 3rd time Austin Allen and a PTBNL or cash considerations (OF Buddy
in his career, playing in all 6 of the Padres playoff games, Reed).
batting .571 (4-for-7) in the Wild Card Series vs. STL before
going 0-for-8 in the NLDS vs. LAD.
2018
2019 • Had then-career highs in nearly every offensive category as

he batted .254 with 20 HR and 77 RBI in 146 games…added
• Hit a career-high tying 20 home runs for the 2nd 35 2B and was a perfect 10-for-10 in SB.
consecutive season in his 1st year with OAK, batting .218
(100-for-459) with 24 2B, 2 3B, 67 RBI and 65 runs scored. • Was 1 of just 5 players in the AL to post minimums of 35
2B, 20 HR, 75 RBI and 10 SB, joining Mookie Betts, Alex
• Hit .305 (32-for-105) against LHP compared to .192 (68-for- Bregman, Francisco Lindor and Jose Ramirez.
354) against RHP…but 17 of his 20 HR came against RHP.
• Was the 5th player ever to appear in 10-or-more games at
• Started a team-leading 115 games at 2B and made 13 errors, 1B, 2B, 3B and SS and hit 20 HR.
which were 3rd-most among AL 2B.
• Had 2 different games with 3 HBP…the only other player
• 8 of the errors came over his 1st 28 games (.938 fielding since 1908 with multiple games of 3+ HBP in a season was
%)…had 5 over his final 96 games (.986) with a .973 fielding Reed Johnson for the 2006 Blue Jays (also 2 games).
% overall.
• His 25 errors were most in MLB (13 at SS, 11 at 3B, 1 at 2B).
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PROFAR
• Acquired by OAK on Dec. 21. • Led off the game on May 26 at SEA with a HR in what was
his 1st career start in the leadoff spot…became the 5th-
youngest player (20 years, 95 days) to hit a leadoff HR in ML
2017 history and was the youngest since Lou Klimchock (18.348)
of the Kansas City A’s on Sept. 28, 1958 @ CHC.
• Made the Rangers Opening Day roster and had 3 stints
with TEX (Opening Day-April 29, June 9-15, July 5-7). • Hit his 1st-career walk-off HR Sept. 26 vs. LAA as a PH...
joined PHI's Jimmie Foxx (May 14, 1928 vs. CLE) as the only
• Hit .172/.294/.207/.501 in 22 games after going 5-for-10 in players in ML history with a PH, walk-off HR before 21.
his last 3 games with the Rangers.
• Selected by Baseball America as the Rangers’ top prospect
• Spent the majority of the season with Round Rock (AAA), following the season for a 2nd straight year.
batting .287/.383/.428/.811 in 87 G.
• Near the end of 2013 spring training, the Curaçao native was
• Played for Netherlands in the 2017 World Baseball Classic... added to The Netherlands roster for the semifinals of the
wasn't selected to All-Tournament Team, despite batting World Baseball Classic.
.464 (13-for-28) with a 1.266 OPS.
2012
2016
• Spent most of the season with Frisco (AA)...called up to TEX
• Returned to the majors for the 1st time since 2013 and hit for the season’s final month…was on the club’s postseason
.239 in 90 games with TEX. roster, appearing in the AL Wild Card Game.
• Was 1 of just 2 players to start at least 5 games at 5 different • Had contract selected from FRI on Aug. 31 and joined the
positions, along with HOU Marwin Gonzalez. big league club the following day in CLE.
• Homered on May 31 vs. CLE, his 1st HR in the majors since • Debuted on Sept. 2 at CLE with start at 2B, a late addition
Sept. 26, 2013 vs. LAA when he was 20 years old…was the to the lineup after Ian Kinsler was scratched with lower
2nd player in the last 25 years to homer at age 20-or- back stiffness and Michael Young lobbied for Profar to
younger and not hit his next ML long ball until at least age play…went 2-for-4 with a HR and a 2B in his ML debut that
23 (also: SEA Chris Snelling). day…homered in his 1st-career PA to become just the 3rd
• Was on the Rangers ALDS roster but did not play. teenager since 1876 to hit a HR in his 1st-career ML at-bat,
the 2nd-youngest to do it, and the youngest in the AL.
• Was the 1st teenage switch-hitter to homer in MLB since
2015 Cardinals’ Dick Schofield on Aug. 26, 1953 at New York (18
• Spent the entire season on the 60-day DL following right years, 231 day)…the previous teenage SH to homer in the
shoulder surgery to repair a torn labrum on Feb. 23…spent AL: Mickey Mantle on Sept. 19, 1951 vs. CHC (19, 334).
the year rehabbing and then combined to hit .256 on a 12- • Had a PH single in the Wild Card Game vs. BAL to load the
game rehab assignment with Hickory (A) and Frisco (AA). bases with 2 outs in the 9th, becoming the 6th teenager
with a postseason hit, the 1st since Andruw Jones for ATL
2014 in 1996…also was the 8th-youngest player ever to appear in
the postseason, the youngest since Jones in ’96.
• Entered the season attempting to win a job as the starting
2B, but was on the DL the entire season with a torn teres • Selected to Baseball America’s Minor League All-Star Team
major muscle in his right shoulder…had issues with his for the 2nd straight year...named the Texas League’s best
shoulder begin during a spring weight lifting session, then defensive SS in the same publication’s annual tools survey.
suffered the original torn muscle during a spring training • Named to the TL Postseason All-Star Team…was the
game on March 21 vs. MIL in Surprise. youngest Double-A player.
• After resting the injury for several weeks, began to bat in • Had a 50-game on-base streak from April 7 to June 2, the
extended Spring games in Arizona...reinjured the shoulder in longest of any minor leaguer in 2012.
late May and was shut down for another period.
• A late-season plan to play in the AFL was scrapped when
issues with the muscle continued...saw specialists Dr. James 2010-2011
Andrews and Dr. Neal ElAttrache. • Spent the entire 2011 campaign with Hickory (Low-A)
as 1 of the youngest players in the South Atlantic
2013 League throughout the season and was honored as the
organization’s Tom Grieve Minor League Player of the Year...
• Started the campaign at RRK, but was recalled May 19 when tabbed as SAL MVP and Baseball America’s Low-A Player
Ian Kinsler went on the DL…subbed as the club’s regular of the Year...voted by BA as the shortstop on its First Team
2B for a month while Kinsler was on DL before finishing the Minor League All-Star team, and as the best defensive SS
season in a utility role.
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and best INF arm by Baseball America. PERSONAL

• Spent his 1st professional season in 2010 with Spokane • Rated as the 15th-best international free agent in 2009 by
(A)…T-2nd in the Northwest League in doubles (19) and had Baseball America. Also drew interest from clubs as a pitcher.
a team-high 4 RBI over 5 games in the NWL playoffs.

2009 Signed by the Texas Rangers as a international free agent, July 2
2018 Acquired by OAK from TEX as part of a three-team trade in which OAK sent Eli White and international slot money to TEX and
Emilio Pagán and the A’s Competitive Balance Round A pick in the 2019 First-Year Player Draft to TB, December 21
2019 Acquired by SD from OAK in exchange for Austin Allen and a PTBNL (Buddy Reed), December 2
2021 Signed by SD as a Major League free agent, January 27
2023 Signed by COL as a Major League free agent, March 21
Signed by SD as a minor league free agent, August 31
2024 Signed by SD as a Major LEague free agent, February 24
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JURICKSON PROFAR CAREER BATTING
2010 SPO A(Short) .250 63 252 42 63 19 0 4 23 28 46 8 3 .323 .373 .696 288 0 6 2 8
2011 HIC A(Full) .286 115 430 86 123 37 8 12 65 65 63 23 9 .390 .493 .883 516 11 6 4 7
2012 FRI AA .281 126 480 76 135 26 7 14 62 66 79 16 4 .368 .452 .820 562 5 2 9 11
2012 TEX MLB .176 9 17 2 3 2 0 1 2 0 4 0 0 .176 .471 .647 17 0 0 0 1
2013 RR AAA .278 37 144 27 40 7 2 4 19 21 24 6 1 .370 .438 .808 166 0 1 0 3
2013 TEX MLB .234 85 286 30 67 11 0 6 26 26 63 2 4 .308 .336 .644 324 5 6 1 1
2015 HIC A(Full) .273 9 33 2 9 1 0 1 5 1 9 0 0 .314 .394 .708 35 1 0 0 0
2015 FRI AA .200 3 10 0 2 1 0 0 1 1 2 0 0 .250 .300 .550 12 0 0 1 0
2016 RR AAA .284 42 169 28 48 9 0 5 26 16 26 4 3 .356 .426 .782 189 3 1 0 5
2016 TEX MLB .239 90 272 35 65 6 3 5 20 30 61 2 1 .321 .338 .659 307 3 2 0 7
2017 RR AAA .287 87 327 50 94 25 0 7 45 43 33 5 0 .383 .428 .811 383 8 4 1 9
2017 TEX MLB .172 22 58 8 10 2 0 0 5 9 14 1 1 .294 .207 .501 70 1 2 0 0
2018 TEX MLB .254 146 524 82 133 35 6 20 77 54 88 10 0 .335 .458 .793 594 12 0 4 9
2019 OAK MLB .218 139 459 65 100 24 2 20 67 48 75 9 1 .301 .410 .711 518 8 0 3 12
2020 SD MLB .278 56 180 28 50 6 0 7 25 15 28 7 1 .343 .428 .771 202 4 1 2 1
2021 ELP AAA .100 3 10 1 1 0 0 0 0 4 1 0 0 .357 .100 .457 14 0 0 0 0
2021 SD MLB .227 137 353 47 80 17 2 4 33 49 65 10 5 .329 .320 .649 412 6 1 2 12
2022 LE A .000 1 4 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 2 0 0 .200 .000 .200 5 0 0 0 0
2022 SD MLB .243 152 575 82 140 36 2 15 58 73 103 5 1 .331 .391 .722 658 4 3 3 12
2023 ELP AAA .357 4 14 6 5 0 0 2 8 5 2 0 0 .500 .786 1.286 20 0 0 1 1
2023 COL MLB .236 111 415 51 98 25 2 8 39 45 86 1 0 .316 .364 .680 472 6 0 5 9
2023 SD MLB .295 14 44 4 13 2 0 1 7 5 4 0 0 .367 .409 .776 49 0 0 0 2
2023 2 Teams MLB .242 125 459 55 111 27 2 9 46 50 90 1 0 .321 .368 .689 521 6 0 5 11
Career 4 Teams MLB .238 961 3183 434 759 166 17 87 359 354 591 47 14 .322 .383 .705 3623 49 15 20 66
WILD CARD
2012 TEX MLB 1.000 1 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1.000 1.000 2.000 1 0 0 0 0
2019 OAK MLB .500 1 4 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 .500 .500 1.000 4 0 0 0 0
2020 SD MLB .571 3 7 1 4 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 .571 .571 1.142 7 0 0 0 0
2022 SD MLB .333 3 12 3 4 0 0 1 4 2 1 0 0 .429 .583 1.012 14 0 0 0 0
Career 3 Teams MLB .458 8 24 4 11 0 0 1 4 2 3 0 0 .500 .583 1.083 26 0 0 0 0
DIVISION SERIES
2020 SD MLB .000 3 8 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 .000 .000 .000 8 0 0 0 0
2022 SD MLB .231 4 13 1 3 0 0 0 1 3 3 0 0 .375 .231 .606 16 0 0 0 0
Career SD MLB .143 7 21 1 3 0 0 0 1 3 4 0 0 .250 .143 .393 24 0 0 0 0

2022 SD MLB .211 5 19 2 4 0 0 0 0 3 4 0 0 .318 .211 .529 22 0 0 0 0
2012 TEX MLB 1.000 1 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1.000 1.000 2.000 1 0 0 0 0
2019 OAK MLB .500 1 4 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 .500 .500 1.000 4 0 0 0 0
2020 SD MLB .267 6 15 1 4 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 .267 .267 .533 15 0 0 0 0
Career Multiple MLB .350 8 20 1 7 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 .350 .350 .700 20 0 0 0 0
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Height: 6-9 Bats: L Full Name Sean William Reynolds
Date of Birth April 19, 1998 iin Redondo Beach, California
Weight: 247 Throws: R Current Residence Hermosa Beach, California
sean__reynolds MLB Service Time 0.003
How Obtained Acquired from MIA with Garrett Cooper in exchange Ryan Weathers on August 1, 2023

New York-Penn League Mid-Season All-Star (2018, Batavia)
• Selected by the Miami Marlins in the 4th-round of the
2016 MLB Draft out of Redondo Union High School in New York-Penn League Player of the Week (Sept. 3, 2018, Batavia)
Redondo Beach (CA) as a first baseman.
MiLB Joe Bauman Home Run Award Short Season (2018, Batavia)
• Began his profesisonal career as a first baseman before
transitioning to pitching with a throwing program in the Arizona Fall League Rising Star (2021, Peoria)
Fall of 2020 after the COVID-19 pandemic caused the
cancellation of the minor league season. •Upon joining SD, was assigned to El Paso and posted a
• Was a pitcher during his amateur career and started 13.50 ERA (24 ER, 16.0 IP) with a .356 opponent average
pitching again for the 1st time since during the from August 2 through the end of the season,
Pandemic-shortened 2020 season. "I was bored, •Finished the 2023 season ranked by MLB.com as the
honestly," said Reynolds. "I was a better pitcher my whole Padres' No. 24 overall ranked prospect and their 10th-
life and for whatever reason I just kind of ran into a really highest ranked pitching prospect.
good season my senior year of high school (as a first
baseman). I can’t say I didn’t work as hard as I could to
try and figure it out, but hitting is hard, man." 2022
• Had his contract selected by Miami on July 7, 2023 but • Pitched a full season for the first time in his professional
did not make his MLB debut before being optioned back career and posted a 4.13 ERA (24 ER, 52.1 IP) with 10 saves
to Triple-A on July 10. and 66 strikeouts between Double-A Pensacola and
• Acquired by SD from MIA along with Garrett Cooper in Single-A Beloit.
exchange Ryan Weathers as 1 of SD's 3 Trade Deadline • Was scoreless in 35 of his 50 appearances...held opposing
deals in 2023. hitters to a .170 batting average in 22 appearances with
• Grew up in Redondo Beach, California, and was a Rice Beloit...promoted to Double-A in early July and held hitters
University commit before signing with Miami. to a .234 opponent average in 28 games.
• 9 of his final 11 outings with Pensacola were scoreless...
recorded the final 5 outs in the Southern League
2023 SEASON championship game for the Blue Wahoos, striking out 2.
•Split the 2023 campaign between three minor league clubs • Was selected to the Marlins' 40-man roster on November 11.
and was a Trade Deadline acquisition by the Padres from
Miami on August 1.
2021
•Between Double-A Pensacola, Triple-A Jacksonville, and
Triple-A El Paso, made 55 app. (all in relief) with a combined • Began the season in Single-A Jupiter and was utilized as a
5.43 ERA (39 ER, 64.2 IP) and a .246 opponent average. two-way player, making 28 appearances as a position player
and 19 as a pitcher.
•Began the season with Pensacola and he went 1-1 with a
2.35 ERA (8 ER, 30.2 IP) in 24 relief appearances before • Held a 3.09 ERA as a pitcher, throwing 32.0 innings and
earning his promotion to Triple-A on June 8. striking out 37, featuring a fastball, curveball, sinker and
changeup...hit 95.7 mph on the radar gun.
•Posted a 3.50 ERA (7 ER, 18.0 IP) in 14 appearances at the
Triple-A level for Jacksonville. • Placed on the IL from June 24-Aug. 7...did not play the field
upon his return, but made 9 pitching appearances and held
•Selected to MIA's ML club on July 7 but was optioned back a 1.55 ERA (3 ER, 17.1 IP).
to Triple-A on July 10 without having made his MLB debut.
•At the 2023 Trade Deadline, was acquired by San Diego
from Miami with Garrett Cooper for Ryan Weathers. 2016-20
• Did not play in the Pandemic-shortened 2020 season but
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started a throwing program in the Fall as a pitcher...split PERSONAL
the 2019 season between Low-A Batavia and Single-A
Clinton and struck out 184 times in 319 at-bats...slashed • Selected by the Miami Marlins in 2016 out of Redondo Union
.172/.291/.348 with 15 doubles, 1 triple, 13 home runs and 45 High School in Redondo Beach, Calif as as a first baseman.
RBI with 11 stolen bases in 17 attempts. • Held a 1.08 ERA with 94 strikeouts in 84.0 innings pitched in
• Played in 76 games with Low-A Batavia in the New York- high school...was committed to attend Rice University before
Penn League in 2018 and was named a New York-Penn being drafted...was Miami’s lone high school position player
League Mid-Season All-Star...led the league in home runs drafted in 2016.
(17), RBI (52), walks (42), and runs scored (49), earning the • Before being drafted as a position player with Miami, had
MiLB Joe Bauman Home Run Award. always considered himself a better pitcher than hitter...
• In his first professional season in 2017, played 51 games had an impressive senior year at the plate, and the Marlins
between Short-Season A Batavia and the Rookie-Level drafted him as a 1st baseman...said Sean, "If I’m being
Marlins...combined to hit .198 with a .619 OPS with 8 completely honest, I was a better pitcher my whole life
doubles, 2 triples, 5 home runs, and 24 RBI, and he sruck out and for whatever reason I just kind of ran into a really good
85 times in 177 at-bats. season my senior year of high school...I can’t say I didn’t
work as hard as I could to try and figure it out, but hitting is
• Made his professional debut in 2016 with the FCL Marlins hard, man."
and hit .155 (23-for-148) with 2 doubles, 2 triples, and 11 RBI...
walked 22 times and struck out 64. • Reynolds was a pitcher during his amateur career and got
back into it during the COVID-stricken season...linked up
with former teammate Nick Fortes who caught his throwing
sessions.
SEAN REYNOLDS CAREER PITCHING

2021 JUP A 2 1 3.09 19 0 0 2 3 32.0 26 14 11 0 4 23 37 1.53 .215 121 5 3 149 563/322
2022 BEL A+ 0 1 3.25 26 0 0 6 6 27.2 17 10 10 2 1 14 39 1.12 .170 100 2 0 116 509/312
2022 PNS AA 2 0 5.11 24 0 0 4 4 24.2 22 16 14 3 2 10 27 1.30 .234 94 1 2 107 441/272
2022 2 Teams Minors 2 1 4.13 50 0 0 10 10 52.1 39 26 24 5 3 24 66 1.20 .201 194 3 2 223 950/584
2023 PNS AA 1 1 2.35 24 0 0 9 10 30.2 21 12 8 1 2 16 37 1.21 .191 110 0 0 130 524/327
2023 JAX AAA 2 0 3.50 14 0 0 3 7 18.0 14 8 7 1 1 7 17 1.17 .215 65 1 1 75 324/200
2023 ELP AAA 0 1 13.50 17 0 0 0 2 16.0 26 28 24 3 1 27 19 3.31 .356 73 3 1 101 417/232
2023 3 Teams Minors 3 2 5.43 55 0 0 12 19 64.2 61 48 39 5 4 50 73 1.72 .246 248 4 2 306 1265/759
2023 2 Teams AAA 2 1 8.21 31 0 0 3 9 34.0 40 36 31 4 2 34 36 2.18 .290 138 4 2 176 741/432

2016 Signed by MIA as a 4th-round selection in the First-Year Player Draft, June 21
2023 Acquired by SD from MIA along with INF Garrett Cooper in exchange LHP Ryan Weathers, August 1
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Height: 5-9 Bats: R Full Name Eguy Rosario
Date of Birth August 25, 1999 in Juan Baron, Dominican Republic
Weight: 214 Throws: R Current Residence Juan Baron, Dominican Republic
EGG-ee ro-SAHR-ee-oh
@Eguy_Rosario MLB Debut August 26, 2022 at KC (with SD)
paparosario01 INF How Obtained Signed as an international free agent on August 25, 2015

2x MiLB.com Organization All-Star (2021 & 2022, SD)
• His 2023 campaign began on the 60-Day Injured List
with a left-ankle fracture that occurred during sprint work Pacific Coast League Post-Season All-Star (2022, El Paso)
over the winter.
2x Pacific Coast League Player of the Week (July 3 & Aug. 7, 2022 - El Paso)
• Began a minor rehab assignment on June 6, 2023, was
reinstated from the 60-day IL on August 4, and eventually Arizona Fall League Rising Star (2021, Peoria)
made his 2023 season debut for the Padres on Sept. 10
@ HOU, where he connected with his 1st career HR and (43 G) and ACL Padres (2 G).
RBI that game.
• Made his 2023 season debut on Sept. 10 @ HOU, where he
• Entered 2024 rated as the Padres' No. 16 prospect by connected with his 1st career HR and RBI…went on to hit
MLB Pipeline and No. 17 by Baseball America and The .250 (9-for-36) in 11 games (9 GS) with a 1 2B, 1 3B, 2 HR and
Athletic. 6 RBI.
• In 2022, led the Pacific Coast League with his 34 doubles • Concluded the season collecting a hit in 6 of his 9 games
and ranked among the top PCL bats in runs (4th), hits (.250 BA).
(4th), total bases (4th), home runs (9th), walks (9th) and
stolen bases (10th). • Made 9 starts at third base (11 G) with 1 appearance at 2B,
posting a .967 fielding percentage.…his 1 error in 30 TC
• Garnered 2022 MiLB.com Organizational All-Star honors came in his first game on Sept. 10 @ HOU.
for the 2nd consecutive season for SD and was tabbed a
PCL Post-Season All-Star, while also earning PCL Player • Hit his 2nd career HR on Sept. 18 vs. COL, going 2-for-4
of the Week honors twice on July 3 and August 7. with 2 RBI.
• In 689 career MiLB games from 2016-23, he converted • Sept. 24 vs. STL, notched his 1st career 2B and 3B amidst
141 of 207 stolen base attempts (68.1%). his 2nd-career multi-hit effort.
• In an August 2019 game for Single-A Lake Elsinore,

he led the Storm with 4 hits in a contest where the 2022
club scored in all 9 innings, becoming the 3rd team in
California League history to achieve the feat, and the 1st • The 23-year-old rookie completed his seventh professional
to do so since 2010. season, spending the majority of the campaign with El Paso
(AAA) while getting his first ML action with SD.
• At 17 years old in 2017 with Single-A Fort Wayne, he was
the youngest player on a full-season roster, and at 18 • Made his Major League debut on Aug. 26 at Kansas City and
years old with Lake Elsinore in 2018, he was the youngest collected his first Major League hit in his final appearance of
player in the California League. the season on Sept. 11 vs. LAD…went 1-for-5 with a walk and
2 strikeouts across 7 games off the bench.
• Defensively, logged seven innings between third base (4 G)
2023 SEASON and shortstop (2 G) with one appearance as the DH.
• Entered 2023 tabbed as the Padres' No. 9 prospect • Saw a career year at Triple-A El Paso where he matched his
(Baseball America and The Athletic) and began the season 2018 career high in games played (124), while tallying career
on the 60-day IL (Feb. 16) after fracturing his left ankle in the marks in SLG (.508) runs (98), hits (141), doubles (34), home
offseason during sprint work. runs (22), RBIs (81) and walks (59)…paced the PCL with
his 34 doubles and ranked among the top PCL bats in runs
• Began a minor league rehab assignment on June 6 and (4th), hits (4th), total bases (4th), home runs (9th), walks
was reinstated from the 60-day IL on Aug. 4...optioned to to (9th) and stolen bases (10th).
Triple-A El Paso that same day.
• His 54 games (51 GS) at second base were his most since
• Recalled on Sept. 8 from ELP after tallying a .283 average (11 a career-high 101 games in 2018 at Single-A Lake Elsinore
2B, 3B, 6 HR, 32 RBI) from June 6 to Sept. 6 between El Paso
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(99 GS)…also split time between shortstop (37 G) and third HR came against righties.
(35 G), totaling a .956 fielding percentage (20 E/459 TC) in
• Hit .364 with RISP (39-for-107) with 5 HR and 52 RBI.
124 games.
• 226 of his 420 at-bats came batting third in the Missions'
• Garnered 2022 MiLB.com Organizational All-Star honors
lineup, while he also hit 1st (91 at-bats), 5th (64), 6th (26) and
for the 2nd consecutive season and was tabbed a PCL
7th (13).
Post-Season All-Star…also earned PCL Player of the Week
honors on July 3 and August 7. • Made 69 appearances at SS (67 starts), 38 app. at 2B (36
starts), 7 at 3B (all starts) and 3 as the DH (all starts).
• Played in 19 G for the Peoria Javelinas and hit .250 with 3 2B,
2021
12 RBI and 9 runs scored, earning AFL Rising Star honors.
• Spent all of 2021 with San Antonio (AA) and led Double-A
Central in 2B (31) while ranking 2nd in total hits (114), 4th in
at-bats (420), 5th in stolen bases (30), 9th in RBI (61), 10th in 2020
runs scored (65), T-10th in BB (49) and 11th in AVG (.281).
• Did not appear in the Padres' 60-man player pool at their
• Hit just .206 in his 19 May contests before hitting .303 in Alternate Training Site during the regular season.
June, .316 in July, .270 in August and .292 in September.
• Played in 27 Venezuelan Winter League games for Bravos de
• Collected 4 straight-multi-hit games twice during the Margarita, collecting 6 2B and 14 RBI at a .327 clip.
campaign (July 4-8; .529, 9-for-17 and Aug. 20-24; .615,
8-for-13).
• Hit .357 (40-for-112) vs. LHP and .253 vs. RHP, but 9 of his 12
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2019 • Assigned back to LE on July 18 where he remained the rest

of the season.
• Spent the entire season with Lake Elsinore (A), hitting .278
(129-for-464) 25 2B, 8 3B, 7 HR, 72 RBI and 60 runs scored
across 122 games played.
2017
• Converted 21 of his 30 stolen base attempts (70%), 3rd-most
• Played in an even 100 games between Fort Wayne (A)
on the Storm.
and the Rookie-Level Arizona League Padres, hitting a
• Ranked in the Top 10 in the Cal League in a multitude of combined .246 (95-for-386) with 21 2B, 9 3B, 1 HR, 46 RBI
categories, including 6th in games played, triples and runs and 51 runs scored.
scored, 8th in at-bats and T-9th in doubles.
• Swiped 17 bags in 22 attempts (77%) with FW and 16 in 23
• After hitting .222 (43-for-194) in the first half of the season, attempts with the AZL Pads (70%).
hit .319 (86-for-270) the rest of the way.
• Hit in every slot in the Storm batting order, spending the
2016
most time in the 5 hole (41 G) at a .342 clip (55-for-161).
• Split his first professional season between the Dominican
Summer League and AZL Pads, hitting a combined .346 (74-
2018 for-214) with 22 2B, 1 3B, 1 HR, 25 RBI and 45 runs scored
across 60 games.
• Spent the majority of the season with LE, collecting 28 2B, 1
3B, 9 HR, 47 RBI and 62 runs at a .237 clip (111-for-468). • Stole 22 bags in his 32 attempts (69%).
• After hitting just 1 HR in 2017, recorded his 1st career multi-
HR game in the 6th game of the year on April 10 @ Visalia.
• Got his first action at the Double-A level, joining San
Antonio from July 13-15 and hit safely in 2 of his 3 games.
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2016 D-PAD ROK .341 53 185 42 63 19 1 1 24 23 31 21 9 .421 .470 .891 216 5 0 3 4
2016 A-PAD ROK .379 7 29 3 11 3 0 0 1 2 7 1 1 .438 .483 .921 32 1 0 0 1
2016 2 Teams Minors .346 60 214 45 74 22 1 1 25 25 38 22 10 .423 .472 .895 248 6 0 3 5
2016 2 Teams ROK .346 60 214 45 74 22 1 1 25 25 38 22 10 .423 .472 .895 248 6 0 3 5
2017 A-PA2 ROK .282 50 206 36 58 12 7 1 33 24 43 16 7 .363 .422 .785 234 3 0 1 4
2017 FW A(Full) .206 50 180 15 37 9 2 0 13 20 51 17 5 .296 .278 .574 204 3 1 0 4
2017 2 Teams Minors .246 100 386 51 95 21 9 1 46 44 94 33 12 .332 .355 .687 438 6 1 1 8
2018 LE A(Adv) .239 121 457 60 109 28 1 9 45 38 119 9 8 .307 .363 .670 505 8 0 2 9
2018 SA AA .182 3 11 2 2 0 0 0 2 2 5 1 0 .357 .182 .539 14 1 0 0 0
2018 2 Teams Minors .237 124 468 62 111 28 1 9 47 40 124 10 8 .308 .359 .667 519 9 0 2 9
2019 LE A(Adv) .278 122 464 60 129 25 8 7 72 37 103 21 9 .331 .412 .743 512 3 1 7 14
2021 SA AA .281 114 420 65 118 31 3 12 61 49 109 30 14 .360 .455 .815 481 6 0 5 6
2022 ELP AAA .288 124 490 98 141 34 4 22 81 59 109 21 8 .368 .508 .876 564 7 1 7 10
2022 SD MLB .200 7 5 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 2 0 0 .333 .200 .533 6 0 0 0 0
2023 A-PAD ROK .714 2 7 3 5 2 0 1 4 1 1 0 1 .750 1.429 2.179 8 0 0 0 0
2023 ELP AAA .265 43 166 24 44 9 1 5 28 20 39 4 4 .348 .422 .770 187 1 0 0 5
2023 SD MLB .250 11 36 6 9 1 1 2 6 1 12 0 0 .270 .500 .770 37 0 0 0 1
2023 2 Teams Minors .283 45 173 27 49 11 1 6 32 21 40 4 5 .364 .462 .826 195 1 0 0 5
Career SD MLB .244 18 41 6 10 1 1 2 6 2 14 0 0 .279 .463 .742 43 0 0 0 1

2015 Signed by SD as an international free agent, August 25
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Height: 6-2 Bats: L Full Name Ethan Gabriel Salas
Date of Birth June 1, 2006 in Kissimmee, Florida
Weight: 204 Throws: R Current Residence Kissimmee, Florida
ethan._.salas 2024 Opening Day Age 17
How Obtained Signed as an international free agent on January 15, 2023
C Contract Status Signed through 2024

• On January 15, 2023, the Padres signed 16-year-old
catcher Ethan Salas out of Caracas, Venezuela, the No. MiLB Awards Debut of the Year (2023, San Antonio)
1 ranked overall prospect in the 2023 International Draft
class. California League Top MLB Prospect (2023, Lake Elsinore)
• At 16-years-old, he played for Aguilas del Zulia in the California League Player of the Month (July 2023, Lake Elsinore)
Venezuelan Winter League, sharing a clubhouse with
2x California League Player of the Week (July 9 & July 30, 2023 - Lake
the likes of Salvador Perez and Ender Inciarte, where he
Elsinore)
was more than 12 years younger than the average player.
Several months later and still at the age of 16, he caught
the final 4.0 innings of a Major League Spring Training • Homered in back-to-back games again on July 25-26 at
game. Stockton…in the July 26 contest, he recorded his first-career
• The last teenager to catch in the Majors was Hall-of 4-hit contest, going 4-for-6 at the dish.
Famer Ivan Rodriguez in 1991. Salas turns 20 on June 1, • On August 8, he was promoted to Single-A Fort Wayne,
2026. and after just 9 games with the TinCaps (in which he was
• Entered 2024 roundly considered the No. 1 catching 7-for-35, .200), he was promoted to Double-A San Antonio
prospect in all of baseball and a top-10 overall prospect on Aug. 22, where the average age is 24…Michael De León,
by several outlets and publications, including The Athletic who played for Double-A Frisco in the Rangers' organization
(No. 3), Baseball America (No. 8), MLB Pipeline (No. 8) at age 17 in 2014, is thought to be the last 17 year old to
and ESPN.com (No. 9). reach that level.
• In his Double-A debut on August 22, the then-No. 5 ranked
prospect by MLB Pipeline hit his 2nd career walk-off knock
2023 SEASON with a double in the 10th inning, delivering an 8-7 Missions
win over Amarillo.
• Prior to beginning his professional career stateside, he
appeared in 1 game for Aguilas del Zulia in the Venezuelan • On August 30, he teamed up with Robby Snelling, the No. 3
Winter League on November 4, 2022 at 16-years-old… left-handed pitching prospect in baseball per MLB Pipeline,
he grounded out twice and walked twice, but caught 8.0 as the batterymate for Snelling’s 5.0 hitless frames with 9
innings against Tiburones de La Guaira, guiding the Zulia strikeouts in the Missions’ 9-2 win over Wichita.
pitching staff to holding the opposition hitless until the 5th • Salas finished the season with the Missions, where he went
inning. 5-for-28 (.179) in 9 games before he suffered a right knee
• Began his professional career on May 30 with Single-A sprain on September 2, ending his 2023 season.
Lake Elsinore, where he batted .267 (51-for-191) with an .837 • Salas was awarded the Minor League "Debut of the Year"
OPS, 11 2B, 2 3B, 9 HR and 35 RBI in 48 games played…he award on October 2nd.
was named Cal League Prospect of the Year following the
season. • Between LE, FW and SA, Salas made 34 appearances (all
starts) at catcher, posting a .987 fielding percentage (4
• Earned California League Player of the Month in July with a errors, 306 total chances)…threw out 9 runners in 45 stolen
1.136 OPS in 82 at-bats, and was twice named Cal League base attempts (17 CCS%)…also made 32 appearances (all
Player of the Week during the month on July 9 and July 30. stars) as the designated hitter.
• Collected 4 HR in a 3-game stretch from July 4-6, including
his first career multi-HR game on July 6 at Visalia.
• Recorded his first walk-off hit on July 18 vs. Rancho
Cucamonga in the Storm’s 9-8 victory with a line drive off
the center field wall as part of his 4th-career 3-hit game in
34th game.
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PERSONAL • His first interview on MLB Network came on live television

last Jan. 16, 2023, the day after the Padres signed him for an
• The bilingual Salas split much of his youth between Florida, international hard-cap era $5.6 million signing bonus…Salas
Venezuela and the Dominican Republic. spent the next afternoon touring Petco Park and fielding
• Salas' older brother, José, signed with Miami in 2019 and questions from local media inside the home clubhouse…
was ranked No. 4 in the Marlins' system by Baseball America on February 3-4, he joined several Major League veterans
heading into 2023...Jose was traded from the Marlins to the for the Padres ‘Thank SD Tour’ around the community,
Twins as part of the deal for Luis Arráez a few days after signed hundreds of autographs at the Padres’ annual fan
Ethan was signed by San Diego.. festival, and caught bullpen sessions for Yu Darvish and Joe
Musgrove in San Diego prior to heading to Arizona for minor
• Salas’ father, José Sr., played in the Braves system...Ethan's league Spring Training.
uncle played in the in the Blue Jays’ system, and his
grandfather played in the Astros’ and Royals’ systems.
ETHAN SALAS CAREER BATTING

2023 LE A .267 48 191 35 51 11 2 9 35 24 57 5 2 .350 .487 .837 220 2 0 3 3
2023 FW A+ .200 9 35 3 7 1 0 0 3 2 10 0 0 .243 .229 .472 37 0 0 0 0
2023 SA AA .179 9 28 2 5 1 0 0 3 4 8 0 1 .303 .214 .517 33 1 0 0 1
2023 3 Teams Minors .248 66 254 40 63 13 2 9 41 30 75 5 3 .331 .421 .752 290 3 0 3 4

2023 Signed by SD as an international free agent, January 15
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SANDRIDGE NRI
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Height: 6-4 Bats: L Full Name Jayvien Raishai Sandridge
Date of Birth February 11, 1999 in Hagerstown, Maryland
Weight: 246 Throws: L Current Residence Hagerstown, Maryland
JAY-vee-en SAND-ridg MLB Service Time 0.000
jayvien.sandridge
2022
QUICK HITS
• Split the campaign between Single-A Daytona and High-A
• Joined the Padres on a minor league contract for Dayton, going a combined 1-2 with a 3.10 ERA (14 ER,
the 2024 campaign after making 100 minor league 40.2 IP, .133 opponents’ AVG and 67 SO vs. 35 BB in 28
appearances between the Orioles and Reds farm appearances…finished off 18 games and went 3-for-3 in
systems from 2018-23. save opportunities, which all came with Daytona.
• Released by BAL in May 2020 along with 45 others in • Did not allow more than 1 ER in any of his 17 appearances
the organization due to COVID-induced cuts. Enrolled at for Daytona, allowing 0 ER in 13 of the 17.
Lynn University in Boca Raton, Florida, where he made
• Promoted to High-A Dayton on July 26, where he went 1-1
4 appearances in April-May 2021 before signing a minor
with a 5.63 ERA (10 ER, 16.0 IP)…half of this ER (5) came in a
league deal with CIN in June 2021. If a player competes in
single outing (Aug. 24 @ Quad Cities)…remove that outing,
the minor leagues out of high school, he can then enroll
and he had a 3.19 ERA (5 ER, 14.1 IP).
at a non-Division I school, and the number of years he
spent in the minors will be subtracted from his college
eligibility.
2021
• After being released by BAL in May 2020, he decided to
enroll at Lynn University in Boca Raton, Florida, where he
2023 SEASON posted a 3.12 ERA across 4 appearances and 8.2 IP in April-
• Began the season with High-A Dayton (36 app., 3.81 ERA) May 2021.
before making his Double-A debut with Chattanooga (3
• Signed a minor league deal with CIN on June 9 and posted
app., 2.25 ERA).
a 7.00 ERA (7 ER, 9.0 IP) across 7 relief outings before
• Tossed 2.0+ IP in 22 of the 39 outings, posting a 1.96 ERA tearing his meniscus…underwent surgery a week later and
(10 ER, 46.0 P) with a .152 opponents’ AVG when he tossed rehabbed his knee for 5 months.
2.0+ IP.
• Scored upon in 8 of his first 10 outings from April 13-May
2018-20
24 with a 5.74 ERA, including a 21-to-18 SO/BB ratio…went
scoreless across his next 5 outings and 8.0 IP from May 28- • Released by BAL in May 2020 along with 45 others in the
June 14 to lower his season ERA to 3.80. organization due to COVID-induced cuts.
• Allowed 6 ER (10.13 ERA) across his next 4 outings from • After being drafted by BAL in the 32nd round of the 2018
June 18-July 2 before allowing just 1 ER across his next 10 First-Year Player Draft, he spent his first 2 professional
appearances from July 6-Aug. 10 (0.46 ERA)…posted a 6.97 seasons (2018-19) with the Rookie-Level Gulf Coast League
ERA (8 ER, 10.1 IP) across his final 7 outings for Dayton Orioles, where he went a combined 4-0 with a 3.48 ERA
before being promoted to Chattanooga on Sept. 5, where he (12 ER, 31.0 IP), .204 opponents’ AVG and 10.7 SO/9 IP ratio
was scoreless in 2 of his 3 Double-A outings. across 26 relief outings.
• Had reverse splits with Dayton, limiting LHH to a .192 AVG
while RHH batted .213.
PERSONAL
• Between Dayton and Chattanooga, limited the opposition to
• Grew up in Hagerstown, Maryland, a two-minute drive from
a .189 AVG (14-for-74) with RISP.
the Pennsylvania border. He went to Mercersburg Academy
• Following the season, he allowed 1 ER across 6 appearances and solidified himself as a top-15 recruit in Maryland and the
(1.42 ERA) for Surprise in the Arizona Fall League, striking state’s No. 1 left-handed pitcher, according to Perfect Game.
out 13 of his 24 batters faced while walking just 2.
• Originally committed to Virginia Commonwealth University,
but after a batch of coaching changes he pivoted to UCF.
• Son of Juwuane Sandridge and Ashley Keefer...and has three
siblings named Jayda, Paris, and Payton.
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JAYVIEN SANDRIDGE CAREER PITCHING

2018 G-ORI ROK 3 0 2.00 15 0 0 0 0 18.0 10 7 4 1 5 12 18 1.22 .167 60 2 1 79 155/100
2019 G-ORI ROK 1 0 5.54 11 0 0 0 0 13.0 13 14 8 2 2 13 19 2.00 .250 52 6 1 68 160/95
2021 A-RED ROK 0 3 7.00 7 0 0 0 1 9.0 6 11 7 1 1 8 12 1.56 .188 32 4 0 44 96/59
2022 DBT A 0 1 1.46 17 0 0 3 3 24.2 12 9 4 0 0 18 43 1.22 .135 89 11 0 107 453/273
2022 DAY A+ 1 1 5.63 11 0 0 0 0 16.0 7 10 10 0 2 17 24 1.50 .130 54 1 1 73 322/182
2022 2 Teams Minors 1 2 3.10 28 0 0 3 3 40.2 19 19 14 0 2 35 67 1.33 .133 143 12 1 180 775/455
2023 DAY A+ 4 3 3.81 36 1 0 1 2 59.0 42 28 25 5 6 47 84 1.51 .205 205 10 5 260 1118/626
2023 CHA AA 0 1 2.25 3 0 0 0 0 4.0 2 2 1 0 0 4 7 1.50 .143 14 0 0 18 75/41
2023 2 Teams Minors 4 4 3.71 39 1 0 1 2 63.0 44 30 26 5 6 51 91 1.51 .201 219 10 5 278 1193/667

2018 Signed by BAL as a 32nd-round selection in the First-Year Player Draft, June 18
2021 Signed by CIN as a minor league free agent, June 9
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SEAGLE NRI
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Height: 5-11 Bats: R Full Name Chandler Mackenzie Seagle
Date of Birth May 23, 1996 in New Bern, North Carolina
Weight: 189 Throws: R Current Residence New Bern, North Carolina
SEE-gull MLB Service Time 0.002
MLB Debut September 30, 2023 @ CWS
C How Obtained Signed as a 30th round selection in the 2017 First-Year Player Draft on June 21
2022
QUICK HITS
• Played the entirety of his season with Double-A San Antonio
• 2024 marks his second consecutive invitation to the for the second straight year, slashing .209/.288/.297 with
Padres' Major League camp as he enters his seventh 12 doubles, three home runs and 22 RBI across 73 games
professional season. for the Missions...set career marks across in all offensive
categories.
• Made his Major League debut on September 30, 2023 @
CWS, pinch-hitting for Juan Soto in the top of the ninth • At home, hit .236 (26-for-110) and with four doubles, two
inning (ground out to SS). home runs and nine RBI in 35 games…on the road, hit .186
(24-for-129) with eight doubles, a home run and 13 RBI
• Across his six professional seasons in the Padres farm across 38 contests.
system, owns a .203 average with 48 doubles, one triple,
9 HR and 89 RBI in 287 games played. • Saw his best offensive month in May, when he hit .264 (14-
for-53) with 10 runs scored, three doubles, a home run and
•A
fter the 2020 minor league season was cancelled nine RBI.
(COVID-19), Seagle joined his alma mater Appalachian
State's coaching staff as a student assistant for the • Across 12 games from April 20 to May 10, collected four
season. doubles a home run and seven RBI at a .310 clip (13-for-42),
including five consecutive games with a hit and three multi-
hit efforts during the span.
2023 SEASON • On June 3 vs. Tulsa, matched his single-game career high
• Made his Major League debut on September 30 @ CWS, in hits (3) for the fourth time in his career when he went
pinch-hitting for Juan Soto in the top of the ninth inning 3-for-3 with an RBI and walk…two weeks later, on June
(ground out to SS)...his one game played was his sole Major 18, eclipsed another career mark when he drove in four vs.
League appearance in 2023. Amarillo off his first and only grand slam.
• In addition to his big league stint, split the campaign • Turned in a .992 fielding percentage across a career-high 70
between Double-A San Antonio (52 G) and El Paso (16 G), games (68 GS) behind the plate...also notched career marks
slashing a combined .209/.261/.296 with 3 HR and 23 RBI innings (602.1), total chances (621) and putouts (567).
across 68 minor league games.
• Had his contract selected from Triple-A El Paso the day of 2021
Sept. 30, the morning of his Major League debut.
• In his first season at Double-A, hit .190 (30-for-158) with
• Defensively, had a .989 fielding percentage across 66 nine doubles, a home run and 14 RBI in 53 games for San
games (65 starts) between Double and Triple-A, committing Antonio.
7 errors in 639 total chances behind the plate with a 39
percent catcher caught stealing rate. • Behind the dish, turned in a .984 fielding percentage (8
E/498 TC) in 53 games (51 GS).
• Began the season with SA, batting .200 (34-for-170) in 52
games with 7 doubles, a triple, one homer, 15 RBI, 15 runs • Compiled a .344 average (11-for-32) over 11 games in June
scored, 10 walks, and 3 stolen bases. for his single-best month of production in his career (min.
5 G)…collected four of his nine doubles, his lone home run
• Was placed on the 7-day Injured List (retroactive to June 24) and seven of 14 RBI on the season…his five strikeouts were
and was reinstated on July 3. also a single-month career best (min. 5 G).
• Promoted to the Chihuahuas on August 6, but after being • Played in nine AZL games for Peoria.…went 7-for-30 (.233)
sidelined by another stint on the 7-day IL, he made his with a pair of doubles, a homer and seven RBI as a Javelina.
Triple-A debut on August 25 vs. Sacramento.
• In 16 games for ELP, hit .233 (14-for-60) with 2 doubles,
2 homers, and 8 RBI before getting promoted to the big- 2019
league club on Sept. 30. • Split his 2019 campaign between the Rookie-Level AZL
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Padres 1 (27 G) and Single-A Fort Wayne (6 G), combining 2017
to hit .224 (26-for-116) with 11 doubles, one home run and 13
RBI in 33 games. • Drafted by the Padres in the 30th round of the 2017 First-
Year Player Draft out of Appalachian State University
• With the AZL Padres 1, tallied a .223 average (21-for-94) with (Boone, NC).
nine doubles, a homer and 11 RBI in 27 games before being
promoted to Single-A Fort Wayne on Aug. 25. • Split his rookie campaign between Single-A Tri-City (24
G) and Single-A Fort Wayne (10 G), combining to hit .209
• In his six games with Fort Wayne, went 5-for-22 at the dish (23-for-110) with five doubles, a home run and 12 RBI across
(.227). 34 games.
• Made a combined 32 starts behind the plate and tallied a • Registered the best fielding mark of his career (tied with
.991 fielding percentage (3 E/348 TC) across 276.1 innings. 2018)…committed two errors in 373 chances across 289.0
innings in a combined 34 games (32 GS).
2018
• Began the season playing in 17 games for Single-A Tri-City…
PERSONAL
hit .213 (10-for-47) with two doubles and five RBI. •A
fter the 2020 minor league season was cancelled
(COVID-19), Seagle joined the Appalachian State coaching
• Promoted to Single-A Fort Wayne on Aug. 17 and spent
staff as a student assistant for the season.
the remainder of the season playing in nine games for the
TinCaps…went 1-for-24 (.042) with a pair of walks and 12 •D
uring his senior season in 2017, led the Sun Belt
strikeouts. Conference in caught stealing percentage after throwing out
57 percent (18 of 42) of runners.
• Made two appearances (2.0 IP) on the mound for Tri-City
and allowed three runs on six hits with one strikeout in a • Was a member of the Sun Belt Conference Commissioner's
pair of losses. List (3.5+ GPA).
• Behind the plate, matched his career-best fielding • Named the 2014 New Bern Sun Journal Player of the Year
percentage from 2017 (.995) after committing just one error and was a two-time all-conference and all-area selection.
across 219 total chances over a combined 187.0 innings • Enjoys fishing in his free time.
between the Padres’ Class-A teams.
CHANDLER SEAGLE CAREER BATTING

2017 TRI A(Short) .229 24 83 7 19 4 0 1 8 6 21 1 1 .312 .313 .625 94 4 1 0 2
2017 FW A(Full) .148 10 27 1 4 1 0 0 4 0 12 0 0 .143 .185 .328 28 0 0 1 0
2017 2 Teams Minors .209 34 110 8 23 5 0 1 12 6 33 1 1 .273 .282 .555 122 4 1 1 2
2018 TRI A(Short) .213 17 47 6 10 2 0 0 5 8 16 2 0 .367 .255 .622 60 4 0 1 3
2018 FW A(Full) .042 9 24 0 1 0 0 0 0 2 12 0 0 .148 .042 .190 27 1 0 0 2
2018 2 Teams Minors .155 26 71 6 11 2 0 0 5 10 28 2 0 .299 .183 .482 87 5 0 1 5
2019 A-PA1 ROK .223 27 94 14 21 9 0 1 11 12 29 1 0 .321 .351 .672 109 2 0 1 8
2019 FW A(Full) .227 6 22 4 5 2 0 0 2 0 5 0 0 .217 .318 .535 23 0 0 1 0
2019 2 Teams Minors .224 33 116 18 26 11 0 1 13 12 34 1 0 .303 .345 .648 132 2 0 2 8
2021 SA AA .190 53 158 24 30 9 0 1 14 7 45 0 1 .257 .266 .523 181 8 6 2 2
2022 SA AA .209 73 239 28 50 12 0 3 22 24 73 2 1 .288 .297 .585 275 3 8 1 14
2023 SA AA .200 52 170 15 34 7 1 1 15 10 55 3 2 .258 .271 .529 187 4 1 2 6
2023 ELP AAA .233 16 60 7 14 2 0 2 8 3 24 1 1 .270 .367 .637 64 0 1 0 1
2023 SD MLB .000 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 .000 .000 1 0 0 0 0
2023 2 Teams Minors .209 68 230 22 48 9 1 3 23 13 79 4 3 .261 .296 .557 251 4 2 2 7
Career SD MLB .000 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 .000 .000 1 0 0 0 0

2017 Signed by SD as a 30th-round selection in the First-Year Player Draft, June 21
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SNELLING NRI
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Height: 6-2 Bats: R Full Name Robert Matthew Snelling
Date of Birth December 19, 2003 in Reno, Nevada
Weight: 227 Throws: L Current Residence Reno, Nevada
robby.snelling 2024 Opening Day Age 20
Signed as a 1st-round selection (CB-A, 39th overall) in the First-Year Player Draft on
LHP How Obtained
Contract Status
August 1, 2023
Signed through 2024

Baseball America Minor League Pitcher of the Year (2023, San Antonio)
• Selected by the Padres out of high school in the
supplemental first round (39th overall) in the 2022 MLB Baseball America Minor League All-Star (2023, San Antonio)
Draft, he pitched at three levels in his 2023 pro debut and
earned the Minor League Pitcher of the Year award and a California League Pitcher of the Year (2023, Lake Elsinore)
Minor League All-Star selection by Baseball America.
California League Post-Season All-Star (2023 - Lake Elsinore)
• Went 5.0 innings-or-more in 17 of his 22 starts with a 1.82
California League Pitcher of the Week (May 7, 2023 - Lake Elsinore)
ERA, becoming 1 of just 7 teenage minor league pitchers
since 2000 to record a sub-2.00 ERA in 100+ innings Texas League Pitcher of the Week (September 3, 2023 - San Antonio)
pitched, joining Cole Hamels (2003), Will Inman (2006),
Madison Bumgarner (2008), Michael Piñeda (2008), Jose
Fernandez (2012) and Andrew Painter (2022). Missions, going 2-0 with a 1.56 ERA (3 ER, 17.1 IP) and a .190
opp. AVG.
• Entered 2024 rated by MLB Pipeline as the No. 3 left-
handed pitching prospect, No. 3 prospect in SD’s farm • In his 2nd start with SA on August 30, he teamed up with
system and No. 36 overall prospect in all of baseball. Also Ethan Salas, the widely ranked top catching prospect in
rated as the No. 3 prospect in SD’s farm system and No. baseball, as the batterymate for 5.0 hitless frames with 9
27 prospect overall by Baseball America, No. 59 overall by strikeouts in the Missions’ 9-2 win over Wichita.
ESPN.com and No. 72 overall by The Athletic. • Concluded his season with getting the ball for the Game
1 start in the Texas League semifinals against Amarillo
on Sept. 19, allowing 3 ER across 4.0 innings in SA’s 12-11
2023 SEASON extra-inning win…it was their lone win in the series before
dropping Games 2 & 3…he allowed 2 HR in the contest,
• Began his professional career with Single-A Lake Elsinore which were half as many as the 4 HR he allowed during his
and did not allow more than 1 earned run in 9 of his 11 22 regular season starts.
starts for the Storm, leading to a 5-1 record, 1.57 ERA (9 ER,
51.2 IP), 1.01 WHIP and a 59-to-13 SO/BB ratio before his • Since 2000, just 7 teenage minor league pitchers have
promotion to High-A Fort Wayne, and later Double-A San recorded a sub-2.00 ERA in 100 innings-or-more…Snelling
Antonio. is joined on the list by Cole Hamels (2003), Will Inman
(2006), Madison Bumgarner (2008), Michael Piñeda (2008),
• Earned the win in 3 consecutive starts from April 21-May 5, Jose Fernandez (2012) and Andrew Painter (2022)…among
allowing 2 ER across 15.0 IP (1.20 ERA) while limiting hitters that group, Painter and Snelling were the only 2 to reach
to a .160 AVG. Double-A.
• Earned California League Pitching of the Week honors • Snelling is the second-ever Baseball America Minor League
on May 9, and his production at Lake Elsinore earned Cal Pitcher of the Year (also: Andrew Painter in ’22)…of the
League Pitcher of the Year and Post-Season All-Star honors. 20 Baseball America Minor League Players of the Year
• Promoted to Fort Wayne on June 27, where he allowed 2 from 2001-21, just 4 were pitchers: Josh Beckett (2001), Jeff
ER-or-fewer in 6 of his 7 starts, including 1 ER-or-fewer in 4 Francis (2004), Jeremy Hellickson (2010) and Blake Snell
of the 7…he went 4-2 with a 2.34 ERA (9 ER, 34.2 IP) and a (2015)….the volume and games played advantage offered
40-to-11 SO/BB ratio. by a top position player was the main reason why Baseball
America introduced a Minor League Pitcher of the Year
• Posted his second 3-start win streak of the campaign from award in ’22, to acknowledge the best season by a pitching
July 25-Aug. 8, allowing just 1 ER across 16.0 IP (0.56 ERA) prospect.
with a 20-to-2 SO/BB ratio and .197 opp. AVG over the
stretch. • Following the season, Snelling also garnered the Padres
internal Minor League Pitcher of the Year accolade.
• Promoted to SA on Aug. 22, where he was nearly 6 years
younger than the average Double-A player, and allowed
1 ER-or-fewer in all 4 of his regular season starts for the
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NRI
SNELLING
PERSONAL as a senior in 2022, going 8-0 with a 0.56 ERA and a state-
record 145 strikeouts against 6 walks, while also batting .362
• Snelling was a four-star football recruit as a linebacker that with 6 home runs…he broke the state record for strikeouts in
led Robert McQueen High School in Reno, Nevada to the a game with 20 in a 7-inning game…following the season's
state championship game as a senior…named Region Player end, he traveled to San Diego where he participated in the
of the Year following the season…his father, Jim, has been Draft Combine.
the head football coach at McQueen since 2009.
• After being drafted 39th overall in 2022, he focused solely on
• Snelling originally committed to play college baseball for baseball for his first time since his youth at extended Spring
the Stanford Cardinal at the end of his freshman year of Training and the fall instructional league in Arizona, working
high school, but decommitted during his junior year after on training and nutritional changes to help shave some 10
he began also getting recruited for football…received 15 pounds that he had built as a blue-chip football recruit.
full-ride football scholarship offers from the likes of Notre
Dame, Oregon, UCLA, Nebraska, Virginia and Ole Miss… • Worked closely with Lake Elsinore’s pitching coach
he then committed to play both baseball and football for the Thomas Eshelman, a 2015 second-round pick, at his first
Arizona Wildcats, but decommitted when baseball coach stop in 2023. Snelling credits Eshelman with instruction
Jay Johnson left to coach the LSU Tigers, where he then and guidance that set the tone for his breakout season: “I
committed to LSU to play baseball. think Lake Elsinore was a great spot for me,” Snelling told
Baseball America, “Because at that point, I will admit, I didn’t
• During the summer of 2021, he participated in the High really have any general idea how to be a pitcher. I’d go out
School All-American Game as well as in the All-Star High and throw the ball, but the knowledge behind how to truly
School Home Run Derby at Coors Field where he hit 21 understand hitters, how to break down hitters and approach,
home runs, ranking 4th among the 8 competitors. it wasn’t completely there yet. Tom helped me get there.”
• Earned Gatorade Nevada Baseball Player of the Year honors Eshelman will serve as High-A Fort Wayne’s pitching coach
in 2024.
ROBBY SNELLING CAREER PITCHING

2023 LE A 5 1 1.57 11 11 0 0 0 51.2 39 10 9 2 0 13 59 1.01 .211 185 0 2 199 795/531
2023 FW A+ 4 2 2.34 7 7 0 0 0 34.2 31 11 9 1 1 11 40 1.21 .237 131 1 1 144 594/372
2023 SA AA 2 0 1.56 4 4 0 0 0 17.1 12 5 3 1 0 10 19 1.27 .190 63 0 1 73 287/179
2023 3 Teams Minors 11 3 1.82 22 22 0 0 0 103.2 82 26 21 4 1 34 118 1.12 .216 379 1 4 416 1676/1082

2012 Signed by SD as a 1st-round selection (CB-A, 39th overall) in the First-Year Player Draft, August 1
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SUAREZ
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Height: 6-3 Bats: R Full Name Robert Suarez
Date of Birth March 1, 1991 in Caracas, Venezuela
Weight: 229 Throws: R Current Residence Caracas, Venezuela
SWAH-rez MLB Service Time 2.000
robertsuarez_75 How Obtained Signed as a Major League free agent on December 1, 2021
RHP Contract Status Signed through 2027 (player opt-out clause after 2025)
QUICK HITS 20 before beginning a rehab assignment on July 1.

•M
ade 4 rehab assignments between the Arizona Complex
• Limited to 26 appearances out of the SD 'pen in 2023,
League (R), Lake Elsinore (A) and El Paso (AAA) before
missing 96 team games while on the 15 and 60-day ILs
being reinstated from the 60-day IL on July 20.
(elbow).
•E
arned the hold in the 8th inning of both of his first 2
• In his rookie 2022 campaign, he became 1 of just 6
appearances of the season with SD on July 21 @ DET
relievers in MLB history to allow 0 ER across 20+ home
and July 25 vs. PIT before allowing his first hit/run of the
appearances in a regular season.
campaign July 26 @ PIT, an eventual game-winning HR by
• He posted a 19.1-scoreless inning streak across his Carlos Santana…Santana’s HR was 1 of just 2 hits and the
final 13 regular season appearances and his first 5 only run he allowed across his first 6 appearances from July
Postseason appearances in '22. 21-Aug. 1 (1.50 ERA, 0.33 WHIP, .100 AVG against).
• Made his Postseason debut in the 8th inning of Game •A
llowed career highs in ER (5) and walks (3) on Aug. 4 vs.
1 of the 2022 Wild Card Series vs. the Mets on Oct. 7 LAD in SD’s 10-5 defeat.
in SD’s 7-1 victory, retiring all 3 batters he faced on 7
•W
as scoreless in 14 of his final 19 outings on the season
pitches (5 strikes). He became 1 of 5 SD relievers to
from Aug 8-Sept 29 (3.00 ERA, 0.86 WHIP, .151 AVG against).
retire all 3 batters he faced in 1.0 inning of work in 7
pitches-or-fewer in a Postseason outing, joining Emilio •R
einstated from suspended list on Sept. 11 after serving 10
Pagan (2020), Trevor Hoffman (2006), Clay Hensley games for "violating the prohibitions on foreign substances"
(2006) and Mark Langston (1998). on Aug. 23 vs. MIA...dropped his appeal and began serving
it on Aug. 31.
• His 7 Postseason appearances tied with Nick Martinez
for most on the SD staff in '22. He retired all 6 batters he •L
imited left-handed batters to a .146 clip (6-41) and righties
faced in the Wild Card series vs. the Mets on 18 pitches, hit just .161 (9-56)...first batters he faced hit just .192 (5-26)
and earned holds in Games 2 through 4 of the NLDS with 0 walks and 9 strikeouts.
vs. LAD.
•T
he Padres were 18-9 in games in which he appeared.
• Originally signed with the Padres on December 1, 2021
•P
er Statcast, he relied on 5 pitches: 4-Seam Fastball
to a 1-year contract with a player option for 2023, but
(36.5%), Changeup (33.6%), Sinker (24.3%), Slider (4.5%)
opted out after the 2022 season. Re-signed with SD
and Cutter (1.1%)…he ranked in the 94th percentile in fastball
to a 5-year deal through 2027 on November 7, 2022,
velocity (97.6 mph), and opponents hit .242 (8-33) against
including a player opt-out clause after 2025.
the pitch…opponents hit .080 (2-25) against his changeup
• Over his 5 seasons in Japan's Nippon Professional and .086 (3-35) against his sinker.
Baseball Organization, he compiled a 7-13 record with a
2.81 ERA (64 ER, 205.0 IP), 1.16 WHIP and 209 strikeouts
to just 70 walks (3.34 SO/BB ratio) in 191 career games 2022
(all in relief) between between the Hanshin Tigers
• Made 45 appearances out of the SD pen in his first Major
(2020-21) and Fukuoka SoftBank Hawks (2016, '18-19).
League season, and led all SD hurlers in ERA (2.27),
• Led all NPB pitchers with 42 saves in 2021. opponents’ AVG (.176), SLG (.285) and OPS (.569).
• In his 2 seasons with Hanshin from 2020-21, he allowed • His 5 wins also tied with Nabil Crismatt and Adrian Morejon
just 2 home runs to the 437 batters he faced. for most among all SD relievers, and his 12 holds trailed only
Luis Garcia's 20 for most on the club.
• Allowed a career-high-tying 3 ER in his ML debut on
2023 SEASON Opening Day on April 7 at ARI…entered the game with a
• I n his 2nd Major League season with SD, made 26 4-0 lead in the B-9th before failing to record an out, while
appearances out of the SD 'pen and posted a 4.23 ERA (13 walking 2 and hitting 1 batter in SD’s eventual 4-3 defeat…it
ER, 27.2 IP), 0.90 WHIP and .155 opponents’ AVG. would be his only losing decision of the regular season.
•B
egan the season on the 15-day IL (right elbow • Was scoreless in 15 of his next 21 outings from April 10-June
inflammation) and was transferred to the 60-day IL on April 5, going 2-0 with 1 SV, 5 HLD, a 1.93 ERA (5 ER, 23.1 IP) and
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.152 opp. AVG P

OSTSEASON: His 7 Postseason appearances tied with
Nick Martinez for most among all SD hurlers during the
• Placed on the 15-day IL on June 7 with right knee
club’s run to the NLCS…he was scoreless in each of his first
inflammation before being transferred to the 60-day IL on
5 career Postseason outings across the Wild Card Series vs.
July 12...began a rehab assignment on July 26 before being
NYM and NLDS vs. LAD.
reinstated on August 6, missing 55 team games.
• Made his Postseason debut in the 8th inning of Game
• Scoreless in 21 of his 23 final regular season outings after
1 of the Wild Card Series vs. the Mets on Oct. 7 in SD’s
being reinstated from the 60-day IL, going 3-0 with 7 HLD, a
7-1 victory, retiring all 3 batters he faced on 7 pitches (5
1.48 ERA (4 ER, 24.1 IP), .198 opp. AVG and 11.84 SO/9 IP.
strikes)...he became 1 of 5 SD relievers to retire all 3 batters
• Finished the season with a career-best 13.1 consecutive he faced in 1.0 inning of work in 7 pitches-or-fewer, joining
scoreless IP across his final 13 regular season appearances Emilio Pagan (2020), Trevor Hoffman and Clay Hensley
from Sept 6-Oct. 4...it was the 4th-longest scoreless streak (2006) and Mark Langston (1998).
by an SD reliever in ‘22, trailing Tim Hill (18.2 IP), Nick
• Relieved Joe Musgrove in the 8th of SD's decisive 6-0, Game
Martinez (15.0) and Adrian Morejon (13.2).
3 Wild Card victory vs. NYM on Oct. 9, striking out 2 of the
• He was 1 of 9 ML relievers and 4 NL relievers to allow 0 3 batters he faced on 11 pitches…he retired all 6 batters he
home runs from May 23 through the end of the regular faced in the Wild Card series vs. the Mets on 18 pitches.
season (min. 30.0 IP).
• Earned a hold in Games 2 thru 4 of the NLDS vs. LAD...
• Became 1 of 6 relievers in MLB history to allow 0 ER across entered G2 at Dodger Stadium in the 6th inning on Oct. 12
20+ home app in a regular season single campaign, with in relief of Yu Darvish with 0 outs and runners at 1st and
STL's Kevin Siegrist in 2013 being the last to do so...allowed 3rd...he struck out Justin Turner and induced an inning-
12 ER in 23.2 IP in 24 regular season road app (4.56 ERA). ending, 4-6-3 ground ball double play…with 1 out in the 7th
inning, after a single by Cody Bellinger and a double by
• Limited hitters to a .176 clip...LHH were 13-for-72 (.181). Mookie Betts, he induced a groundout to 3B (Justin Turner),
• Per Statcast, he relied on 5 pitches: 4-Seam Fastball intentionally walked Freddie Freeman, and got Will Smith to
(43.6%), Sinker (22.2%), Changeup (21%), Cutter (8.7%) line out to CF in SD’s 5-3 victory…he became the 1st rookie
and Curveball (4.5%)…opponents were just 4-for-45 (.089 in Padres history to enter a Postseason game in relief, strand
AVG) vs. his changeup and 14-for-62 vs. his 4-seamer, which multiple inherited runners, and pitch multiple scoreless
averaged 97.9 mph (94th percentile in fastball velocity). innings...the last SD hurler overall to do so in the Postseason
was Donne Wall on October 18, 1998 @ NYY (2.2 scoreless
• He posted a -4.1 run value per 100 sinkers throw in 2022, IP with 2 inherited runners stranded).
3rd-best among pitchers with at least 25 plate appearances
using the pitch, according to Statcast...the run value metric • Entered Game 3 of the NLDS on Oct. 14 in the 8th inning
measures the impact of an event based on the runners on and earned his 2nd consecutive hold, tossing a scoreless
base, outs and the count...opponents hit just .139 against the 8th frame in SD’s 2-1 victory…tossed a perfect 8th inning in
sinker with a .139 SLG. SD’s 5-3, series-clinching Game 4 victory on Oct. 15 for his
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3rd consecutive hold.

• Entered Game 2 of the NLCS Wed vs. PHI in the 8th inning, 2020
and allowed his first run of the season (reg + Post) at
• In his 1st season with Hanshin, went 3-1 with a 2.24 ER (13
home...he was scoreless in all 23 app. and 26.0 IP at Petco
ER, 52.1 IP), 1.05 WHIP, 25 saves and 50 SO to 9 BB.
Park prior to that outing...he was also scoreless in each of
his prior 18 app and 19.1 IP overall dating back to Sept. 6. • His 25 saves led the Central League and owed just 2 HR to
the 208 batters he faced.
• He posted a 19.1-scoreless inning streak across his final
13 regular season appearances and his first 5 Postseason
appearances before having the streak snapped in Game 2
of the NLCS on Oct. 19…he allowed an 8th inning solo home 2019
run to Rhys Hoskins in SD’s 8-5 victory. • Made just 9 app. in his 3rd season with the Fukuoka
SoftBank Hawks, going 0-4 with a 5.74 ERA (17 ER, 26.2 IP),
• Tagged with his first losing decision since his Major League
27 SO against 20 BB and 6 HR allowed.
debut in Game 5 of the NLCS on Oct. 23 in SD’s 4-3,
season-ending defeat…entered the game in the 7th inning
in relief of Yu Darvish with Bryson Stott at 2nd base and got
out of the inning unscathed…in the 8th inning, he allowed 2018
a leadoff single to J.T. Realmuto before surrendering a go- • In his 2nd season with SoftBank, made just 11 app., going 1-1
ahead 2-run homer to Bryce Harper. with a 6.30 ERA (7 ER, 10.0 IP), 10 SO and 5 BB.
2021 2015-17
• Spent the 2021 season pitching for the Hanshin Tigers in • Made 2 scoreless app. in 2017 for Team Venezuela during
Japan’s Nippon Professional Baseball Organization and went the World Baseball Classic, but injured his elbow during the
1-1 with a 1.16 ERA (8 ER, 62.1 IP), 0.77 WHIP (40 H, 8 BB) tournament, eventually needing Tommy John surgery.
and 58 SO (25.3% SO rate) over 62 relief app.
• Made his NPB debut in 2016 with Softbank in 2016 with a
• Led all NPB pitchers with 42 saves and posted a 3.5 BB% 3.19 ERA, 2-6 record, 1 save, 26 holds and 64 SO against 18
(2 IBB). BB.
• Set a Hanshin club record with saves in 14 straight mound • Began his professional career in 2015 with a 23-save
appearances, breaking the previous record of 11 set by Kyuji season in 2015 with the Saraperos de Saltillo of the Triple-A
Fujikawa, who went on to pitch for the Chicago Cubs (2013- Mexican League, where he fanned 48 batters vs. 7 BB over
14) and Texas Rangers (2015). 47.1 IP.
• Allowed 5.8 hits/9 IP, the lowest ratio of his 5-year stay in • Allowed just 1 ER in his final 22 appearances, including
Japan...allowed 40 hits to the 229 batters he faced, but not one scoreless outings in his final 12 appearances.
was a HR...posted NPB career highs in app. (62) and IP (62.1)
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PERSONAL • His brother, Albert, has also pitched in Nippon Professional
Baseball for the Tokyo Yakult Swallows.
• Worked as a security guard at a supermarket and in
construction in Venezuela in his early 20s, pitching solely on
the weekends in amateur and independent leagues.
NIPPON PROFESSIONAL BASEBALL (JAPAN)

Year Team G W L SV HLD HP CG SHO PCT BF IP H HR BB HB SO WP BK R ER ERA
2016 SoftBank 58 2 6 1 26 28 0 0 .250 223 53.0 0.2 49 5 18 1 64 2 0 21 19 3.19
2018 SoftBank 11 1 1 0 3 4 0 0 .500 51 10.0 15 1 5 1 10 0 0 7 7 6.30
2019 SoftBank 9 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 .000 126 26.0 0.2 28 6 20 1 27 2 0 18 17 5.74
2020 Hanshin 51 3 1 25 8 11 0 0 .750 208 52.0 0.1 36 2 19 0 50 2 0 15 13 2.24
2021 Hanshin 62 1 1 42 0 1 0 0 .500 229 62.0 0.1 40 0 8 0 58 1 0 9 8 1.16
Totals 191 7 13 68 37 44 0 0 .350 837 205.0 168 14 70 3 209 7 0 70 64 2.81
ROBERT SUAREZ CAREER PITCHING

2015 SLT AAA 5 0 1.71 43 0 0 23 26 47.1 38 9 9 1 3 7 48 0.95 .222 171 2 6 182 669/454
2022 A-PAD ROK 0 0 0.00 1 1 0 0 0 1.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 0.00 .000 3 0 0 3 9-Sep
2022 ELP AAA 0 0 9.00 3 0 0 0 0 3.0 4 4 3 2 0 1 3 1.67 .308 13 0 0 14 61/45
2022 SD MLB 5 1 2.27 45 0 0 1 4 47.2 29 13 12 4 4 21 61 1.05 .176 165 2 2 191 801/506
2022 2 Teams Minors 0 0 6.75 4 1 0 0 0 4.0 4 4 3 2 0 1 6 1.25 .250 16 0 0 17 70/54
2023 A-PAD ROK 0 0 6.75 3 1 0 0 0 2.2 4 3 2 0 1 1 3 1.88 .333 12 0 0 14 25/19
2023 LE A 0 0 13.50 1 0 0 0 0 0.2 1 1 1 1 0 3 0 6.00 .500 2 0 0 5 23/9
2023 ELP AAA 0 0 16.20 2 0 0 0 1 1.2 4 3 3 0 0 1 1 3.00 .500 8 0 0 10 44/25
2023 SD MLB 4 3 4.23 26 0 0 0 3 27.2 15 13 13 4 0 10 24 0.90 .155 97 0 0 108 449/291
2023 3 Teams Minors 0 0 10.80 6 1 0 0 1 5.0 9 7 6 1 1 5 4 2.80 .409 22 0 0 29 92/53
Career SD MLB 9 4 2.99 71 0 0 1 7 75.1 44 26 25 8 4 31 85 1.00 .168 262 2 2 299 1250/797
WILD CARD
2022 SD MLB 0 0 0.00 2 0 0 0 0 2.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0.00 .000 6 0 0 6 18/15
DIVISION SERIES
2022 SD MLB 0 0 0.00 3 0 0 0 0 4.0 3 0 0 0 0 1 3 1.00 .214 14 0 1 15 50/36

2022 SD MLB 0 1 9.00 2 0 0 0 1 3.0 4 3 3 2 0 1 4 1.67 .333 12 0 1 13 44/34
2022 SD MLB 0 1 3.00 7 0 0 0 1 9.0 7 3 3 2 0 2 9 1.00 .219 32 0 2 34 112/85

2021 Signed by SD as a Major League free agent, December 1
2022 Re-signed by SD as a Major League free agent, November 17
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Height: 6-0 Bats: L Full Name Brett Charles Sullivan
Date of Birth February 22, 1994 in Stockton, California
Weight: 192 Throws: R Current Residence Scottsdale, Arizona
Acquired by SD from MIL along with OF Korry Howell in exchange for C Victor Caratini
C How Obtained
Contract Status
and cash considerations on April 6, 2022
Signed through 2024

2x MiLB.com Organization All-Star (2016 & '19, TB)
• Made his Major League debut on April 18, 2023 vs. ATL
and notched his 1st Major League hit 4 games later with a Southern League Mid-Season All-Star (2018, Montgomery)
single in the 7th inning on April 27 @ CHC.
Florida State League Mid and Post-Season All-Star (2017, Charlotte)
• On May 3, 2023 vs. CIN, connected with his 1st career
home run amidst his 1st multi-hit effort. Became the first Midwest League Mid-Season All-Star (2016, Bowling Green)
Padres’ rookie with a 4 RBI game since Jake Cronenworth
on Aug. 22, 2020 vs. HOU. He also became the first San Midwest League Player of the Week (June 19, 2016 - Bowling Green)
Diego rookie catcher with 4-or-more RBI in a game since
Francisco Mejia on Sept. 16, 2018 vs. TEX (walk-off grand • Collected 3 multi-hit efforts across his last 8 games...had
slam). just 1 multi-hit game in his previous 20 games.
• Acquired by SD the day before Opening Day on April 2022
6, 2022 from MIL in a 3-player deal that sent C Victor
• Acquired by SD from MIL along with Korry Howell on
Caratini to MIL.
April 6, 2022 in exchange for C Victor Caratini and cash
• Spent all of ‘22 with Triple-A El Paso and posted career considerations.
highs in runs scored (73), RBI (tied, 81) and walks (38).
• Spent all of 2022 with El Paso (AAA) and was 1 of 4
• His 13 sacrifice flies in ’22 were the 2nd-most in all of Chihuahuas to play in 100+ games (113) with 400+ at-bats
minor league baseball, trailing only TEX’s Blaine Crim’s 14. (421)…he posted career highs in runs scored (73), RBI (tied,
81) and walks (38).
• His 13 sacrifice flies were the 2nd-most in all of minor league
2023 SEASON baseball, trailing only Blaine Crim’s 14.
• Made his Major League debut on April 18 vs. ATL and • Made 64 appearances at catcher, 15 at third base and 13 in
notched his 1st Major League hit 4 games later with a single left field.
in the 7th inning on April 27 @ CHC.
• Collected 1 of the Chihuahuas’ 10 walk-off hits on April 30 vs.
• Concluded his 1st Major League season making 24 starts at Reno on an RBI-single with 2 on and 2 outs in the 9th inning.
catcher and appearing in 33 games, where he tallied 3 2Bs,
1 HR, and 6 RBI at a .210 clip (17-for-81) with a .244 OBP and • Hit safely in 14 of his first 17 games from April 7-May 5 at a
.284 SLG. .333 clip (19-for-57) with 5 XBH (2 2B, 3 HR)…hit .196 (10-for-
51) in May before hitting .349 (29-for-83) in June, .265 (22-
• Behind the plate, turned in a .982 fielding percentage (4 for-83) in July, .278 (22-for-79) in August and .274 (20-for-73)
E/226 TC) across 220.0 innings…also made 1 appearance at in September.
third base on Sept. 10 @ HOU (1.0 INN).
• Hit .319 (66-for-207) with 23 XBH in 55 games at home vs. a
• May 3 vs. CIN, connected with his 1st career home run .252 clip (54-for-214) with 20 XBH in 58 away games.
amidst his 1st multi-hit effort...became the 1st Padres’ rookie
with a 4 RBI game since Jake Cronenworth on Aug. 22, 2020 • The left-handed hitter batted .303 (97-for-320) with 7 HR vs.
vs. HOU. righties and .228 (23-for-101) with 2 HR vs. lefties.
• He also became the first San Diego rookie catcher with • He hit .294 (42-for-143) with RISP, including 8-for-19 (.421)
4-or-more RBI in a game since Francisco Mejia on Sept. 16, with the bases loaded.
2018 vs. TEX (walk-off grand slam). • Spent the majority of the season batting in the 5th slot (45
• Recalled Sept. 1 and made 10 starts at catcher, slashing G, .291 AVG) of the Chihuahuas’ batting order, and also
.265/.324/.265 with 1 RBI across 12 games. batted 7th 20 times (.250 AVG), 6th 19 times (.254), 4th 12
times (.273), 3rd nine times (.300), 9th 3 times (.667) 2nd
• Capped his rookie campaign hitting safely in 6 of his 12 twice (.444), 8th twice (.333) and lead off once (.1000).
games, while reaching base in 7 of those contests.
• When he got ahead in counts, he was a .307 hitter (43-for-
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140) with 7 of his 9 HR…when he fell behind, he hit .183 5-1 win on June 5 vs. Tennessee, the second cycle in club
(24-for-131). history (4-for-4, 3 R, 2B, 3B, HR, 2 RBI).
• Earned his 1st non-roster invitation to TB’s ML Spring
Training in 2018…batted .266 with 7 HR, 65 RBI and 17
2015-21 SB in 111 G @ Montgomery (AA)…his 65 RBI tied for 7th in
• Was a non-roster invitee to TB’s Major League Spring the league..Earned Southern League Mid-Season All-Star
Training in his final season with the Rays’ organization in honors and was named Southern League Player of the Week
2021…spent all of 2021 with Durham (AAA), batting .223 for Aug. 27-Sept. 3, batting .481 (13-for-27) with 1 HR and 9
(69-for-309) with 9 HR and 35 RBI across 90 games played... RBI.
following the season played for Escogido in the Dominican
• Batted .294 in 2017 with 8 HR, 74 RBI and 18 SB in 107
Winter League (14g, .273, 0hr, 5rbi).
G between Class-A Charlotte (83 G) and Double-A
• Signed as a free agent with Milwaukee on November 30. Montgomery (24 G)...was a Florida State League Mid and
Was a non-roster invitee to ML Spring Training in 2020 with Post-Season All-Star...his 67 RBI tied for second in the
the Rays at the time of the COVID-19 shutdown...appeared league...his 74 RBI overall ranked 2nd among Rays Minor
in 5 games with the Sugar Land Lightning Sloths of the League players, trailing only Jesús Sánchez (82)...following
independent All-American Baseball Challenge before he the season played for the Surprise Saguaros in the Arizona
was added to TB's 60-man Player Pool roster on July 28... Fall League (14 G, .313, 0 H, 11 RBI).
following the season played for Escogido in the Dominican
• In 2016, batted .283 with 13 HR, 81 RBI and 17 SB in 118
Winter League (11 G, .243 AVG, 2 HR, 4 RBI).
games at Bowling Green (A), and appeared at catcher for
• Spent all of 2019 at Double-A Montgomery for the 2nd the first time in his professional career (65 starts), earning
consecutive season…batted .280 with 10 HR, 51 RBI and 21 Midwest League All-Star honors.....ranked among the league
SB in 102 games...played mostly left field (56 starts)...ranked leaders in RBI (T2nd, 81), runs (T3rd, 75), doubles (T6th, 34),
among the Southern League leaders in doubles (T-6th, 25), extra-base hits (T6th, 47), total bases (T8th, 206), hits (10th,
SLG (8th, .459), OPS (9th, .792), stolen bases (T-9th, 21), 133) and HR (T10th, 13)...his 81 RBI led Rays Minor League
AVG (10th, .280) and XBH (10th, 40.)..hit for the cycle in a players....named Midwest League Player of the Week for
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June 13-19, batting .500 (13-for-26) with 11 RBI. PERSONAL

• Batted .260 in 2015 with 11 HR and 31 RBI in 64 games at • Is married...wife’s name is Hunter...the couple has a son
Class-A Princeton, all at third base...led the Appalachian named Hudson.
League in XBH (34) and ranked among the league leaders in
total bases (T-2nd, 128), runs (T-3rd, 47), HR (T-3rd, 11), 2B • Graduated from Lincoln (CA) High School, where he also
(T-3rd, 20) and hits (T-7th, 69). played football and basketball.
• Attended the University of the Pacific, where he became the
1st player in program history to hit for the cycle (sophomore).
• Was originally drafted by Tampa Bay as an infielder in 2015
(17th round).
• Brother, Tyler, a year older, also played for Pacific and was
selected by the White Sox in the same draft (14th round).
• Co-founded a nutritional dog treat company with his brother
called Barkley’s Bag.
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2015 PRN ROK .260 65 265 47 69 20 3 11 31 10 35 5 0 .296 .483 .779 281 4 1 1 4
2016 BG A(Full) .283 118 470 75 133 34 0 13 81 24 70 17 4 .314 .438 .752 501 0 1 6 11
2017 CHA A(Adv) .301 83 326 44 98 19 5 8 67 14 29 14 4 .330 .463 .793 345 2 0 3 4
2017 MTG AA .272 24 92 12 25 5 0 0 7 3 11 4 0 .302 .326 .628 96 1 0 0 0
2017 2 Teams Minors .294 107 418 56 123 24 5 8 74 17 40 18 4 .324 .433 .757 441 3 0 3 4
2018 MTG AA .266 111 421 47 112 19 4 7 65 34 55 17 7 .322 .380 .702 466 4 0 7 7
2019 MTG AA .280 102 364 53 102 25 5 10 51 32 48 21 5 .333 .459 .792 403 0 1 6 2
2021 DUR AAA .223 90 309 48 69 20 0 9 35 31 54 7 4 .302 .375 .677 345 4 1 0 2
2022 ELP AAA .285 113 421 73 120 28 6 9 81 38 58 3 0 .339 .444 .783 475 3 0 13 8
2023 ELP AAA .328 61 238 45 78 22 1 7 41 32 27 9 3 .401 .517 .918 279 2 0 7 5
2023 SD MLB .210 33 81 7 17 3 0 1 6 4 19 0 0 .244 .284 .528 86 0 0 1 1
Career SD MLB .210 33 81 7 17 3 0 1 6 4 19 0 0 .244 .284 .528 86 0 0 1 1

2015 Signed by TB as a 17th-round selection in the First-Year Player Draft, June 20
2021 Signed by MIL as a Major League free agent, November 21
2022 Acquired by SD from MIL along with OF Korry Howell in exchange for C Victor Caratini and cash considerations, April 6
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Height: 6-4 Bats: R Full Name Fernando Gabriel Tatis Medina Jr.
Date of Birth January 2, 1999 in San Pedro De Macoris, Dominican Republic
Weight: 216 Throws: R Current Residence San Pedro De Macoris, Dominican Republic
@tatis_jr MLB Service Time 4.120
fernando_tatis21 MLB Debut March 28, 2019 vs. SF (with SD)
tah-TEES
OF How Obtained
Acquired from CWS along with Erik Johnson in exchange for James Shields and cash
considerations on June 4, 2016

Platinum Glove Award (2023, NL)
GOOD AS GOLD (AND PLATINUM) Won his first career
Gold Glove (RF) and Platinum Glove (NL) in 2023 after Gold Glove Award (RF, 2023)
finishing his 1st full season in the OF. Led MLB with 29
defensive runs saved (Fangraphs), had the 2nd-most NL All-Star (2021, SD)
putouts of any NL right fielder (282) and his 12 outfield 2x All MLB First Team (SS, 2020-21)
assists ranked T-3rd in the NL. He joined Ha-Seong Kim
and just 4 other players to win a Gold Glove in their first 2x NL Silver Slugger Award (SS, 2020-21)
season at a new position and became the 1st right fielder
to win a Platinum Glove. NL MVP Voting (2020, 4th & 2021, 3rd)
TRAINER'S TABLE Had left shoulder surgery on 2x NL Player of the Month (July-August 2020 & May 2021)
September 6, 2022, performed in Los Angeles by Dr. Neal
2x NL Player of the Week (Aug. 10, 2020 & April 25, 2021)
ElAttache. Also underwent two surgeries on the scaphoid
bone in his left wrist. The first was on March 16, 2022, and MLBPAA Padres Heart and Hustle Award (2019, SD)
the latest was in October 2022.
Baseball America Major League All-Rookie Team (2019, SD)
SILVER SLUGGER Became the 1st shortstop in Major
League history to win multiple Silver Slugger awards Rookie of the Year Voting (2019, finished 3rd)
(2021-22) before turning 23.
Futures Game Selection (2018, World Roster)
RARE BREED In 2021, became the 11th player in MLB
history to have a 30 2B/40 HR/25 SB season and the • Slashed .257/.322/.449 and tallied 91 runs, 148 hits, 33 2B,
youngest player to ever do so. 1 3B, 25 HR, 78 RBI and 29 SB with 53 BB against 141 SO in
STATUE NUMBERS Became the fastest player in club 141 games.
history to reach 50 home runs (171 games), 200 hits (173), • Notched career highs in games, plate appearances, at-bats,
100 runs scored (122), and 90 XBH (90). hits, 2B and SB.
HEY NOW, YOU'RE AN ALL-STAR Was the starting • Ranked among the top NL outfielders in runs (10th) and 2B
SS for the National League in the 2021 All-Star Game in (T-8th), while his 29 SB ranked 10th among all NL players.
Denver. He became the 1st Padre voted into an All-Star
Game start since Tony Gwynn in 1999 and the 13th Padre • Joined Hanley Ramirez and Mike Trout as 1 of just 3 Major
to ever start an All-Star game (1st since Wil Myers in 2016). Leaguers all-time to have multiple seasons (2021, 2023) with
At 22 years and 193 days old, he was the youngest Padre to 30-2B, 25-HR & 25-SB before their age 25 season.
ever start an All-Star Game. • Joined Ha-Seong Kim as the Padres’ Gold Glove Award
WELCOME TO THE SHOW On Feb. 1, 2021, Sony’s MLB® recipients and was the first Padre and right fielder in the
The Show™ 21 announced that Tatis would grace the cover Majors to receive a Rawlings Platinum Glove after wrapping
of the video game, becoming the youngest player to do so his first full season in the outfield. Logged 137 games across
and the 1st Padre (game debuted in '06). 1175.1 innings at a .980 fielding percentage with a Major-
League leading 29 defensive runs saved (Fangraphs) and
BOOM, SIGNED On February 22, 2021, the Padres signed the 2nd-most putouts of any NL right fielder (282)…also led
Tatis to a 14-year contract through the 2034 season, the Major League right fielders in outs above average (11 OAA in
longest contract in MLB history. RF) per Statcast, while his 12 outfield assists in right ranked
2nd in the league at the position (behind Lane Thomas' 16)…
overall, his 12 outfield assists ranked T-3rd in the NL.
2023 SEASON
• Tatis Jr. joined Kim and just 4 other players to win a Gold
• Began his 4th Major League campaign on April 20 after Glove in their first season at a new position (others: CHC
serving an 80-game suspension for testing positive for a Ryne Sandberg 1983, CIN Pokey Reese 1999, TOR Marcus
banned substance (issued on Aug. 12, 2022). Semien 2021 and BAL Ramón Urías 2022)…it was also
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the first time since 1996 the Padres have had multiple Manny Machado (30) as the 3rd trio with 25+ HR in San
Gold Glove winners in a single season (Steve Finley, Ken Diego history (other: 2001, 2019).
Caminiti).
• Additionally, joined 6 other players in 2023 to hit 30+ 2B,
• Became the first right fielder to win a Platinum Glove since 25+ HR, 75+ RBI and steal 25+ bags – accompanying,
the award was established in 2011. Ronald Acuña Jr., Julio Rodriguez, Francisco Lindor, Kyle
Tucker, Trea Turner and Corbin Carroll.
• Per Statcast, Tatis recorded 9 outs with a 26-50% catch
probability, tied with COL's Brenton Doyle for the most of • Aug. 2 @ COL, became the 4th-fastest player in MLB history
any OF in 2023, and he missed just 2 of the 11 plays with to reach 100 career HR…there are 12 active players who
such a catch probability for a National League-leading 81.8 have reached the centennial mark prior to their age 25
% success rate...Tatis also ranked 2nd in the National League season, including Juan Soto (160 HR) and Manny Machado
in average arm strength of 96.6 mph (Statcast), trailing just (138 HR)…became the 1st player in franchise history to
COL Nolan Jones' 98.9 mph...arm strength is calculated by accomplish the feat as a Padre...finished 2023 as 1 of just 6
taking the average of top 10% of the fielder's throws, with a other current players to have reached the 100 HR plateau
minimum of 50 throws to qualify. in their 1st 4 ML seasons at age 24-or-younger, including:
Vladimir Guerrero Jr. (2022), Ronald Acuña Jr. (2021), Cody
• His 134 games started in RF ranked 4th in the NL behind
Bellinger (2020), Giancarlo Stanton (2013) and Miguel
Ronald Acuna Jr. (156 GS), Nick Castellanos (148), and Lane
Cabrera (2006).
Thomas (148).
• Connected with 3 HR in 13 games vs. the Dodgers, which
• With his 25 HR, he combined with Juan Soto (35 HR) and
tied for his most HR vs. an opponent during the 2023
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season…his 16 HR vs. the Dodgers from his rookie season trade deadline on Aug. 2).
in 2019 through 2023 tied teammate Manny Machado and
• Prior to his suspenstion, Tatis was working his way back
Christian Walker (ARI) for most HRs hit by an opponent vs.
from a left wrist injury and was days away from reporting to
LAD from 2019-23 .
the Major League team.
• Prior to his reinstatement from the Restricted List on April
• The 80-game suspension began on August 12, and after the
20 @ AZ, played in 8 games with Triple-A El Paso, where he
48 regular season games to end the season, the Padres' 12
went 17-for-33 (.515) with 11 runs scored, 2 2B, 7 HR and 15
Postseason games counted towards the suspension...the
RBI for a .590 OBP and 1.212 SLG.
suspension carried over into the first 20 games at the start
• During the month of June, hit .318 (35-for-110) with a .400 of 2023, with Tatis eligible to return to the Major League
OBP and ranked among the top in the Majors in 2B (12, 3rd) team on April 20 (the start of a four-game series @ Arizona).
and XBH (18, 4th)…from his rookie season in 2019-23, his
• Had left shoulder surgery on September 6, 2022 to repair
.655 career SLG and 1.070 OPS during the months of June
the labrum in his left shoulder (performed in Los Angeles by
both ranked 3rd in the Majors, while his .415 OBP (7th) and
Dr. Neal ElAttache).
.331 average (8th) and also rank among the best in June
since '19. • Also underwent two surgeries on the scaphoid bone in his
left wrist...the first was on March 16, and the latest was in
• Compiled an 18-game on-base streak from June 6-25, falling
October 2022
1 game shy of tying his career-long streak of 19 consecutive
games from Aug. 13, 2019 to Aug. 11, 2020…hit .357 with 9 • Tatis was cleared to resume baseball activities in early
2B, 4 HR, 9 RBI and 8 SB for a .464 OBP during the span. January of 2023.
• On June 14, became the 1st player in the Modern Era (since
1900) to have 3 XBH, a HR, 2 runs scored, 2 SB, a BB and an
OF assist in a single game. 2021
• In 130 games for the Padres in 2021, the 1st-time National
• Aug. 16 vs. BAL, became the 2nd Padres’ player ever to steal
League All-Star led the NL in HR (42), AB/HR rate (11.38),
home in an Interleague game (other: Gary Matthews, June 4,
offensive bWAR (7.3) per Baseball Reference, average
1999 vs. SEA)...also marked the 9th time in club history (1st
exit velocity (93.9 mph), hard hit percentage (55.6%), and
since Travis Jankowski on Aug. 10, 2016 @ PIT).
barreled balls (70), and he ranked 2nd in SLG (.611), 3rd in
• Aug. 18 vs. ARI, hit his 20th HR of the year...2023 marked OPS (.975), and SB (25), 4th in overall bWAR (6.6), and 7th in
Tatis Jr.’s 3rd season of 20+ HR, making him the first Padre runs scored (99).
to accomplish the feat within his first 4 seasons prior to
• For the 2nd straight season, won the NL Silver Slugger
turning 25 (during the 2020 shortened season he had 17
award at shortstop, becoming 1st SS in franchise history to
HR).
win the award multiple times as a Padre (Garry Templeton
• In the 400th game of his career on Sept. 15 @ OAK, hit his won the award twice in his career at SS, but his 1st Silver
25th and final HR of the season - with his 25 HR and 29 Slugger award was with the Cardinals).
SB, 2023 marked his 2nd-career 25/25 season (also 2021:
• Became the 1st shortstop in Major League history to win
42 HR/25 SB)...he became the first Padre to have multiple
multiple Silver Slugger awards before turning 23.
25/25 seasons - Reggie Sanders (1999) and Wil Myers
(2019) are the only other Padres to have a single 25/25 • Joined Alex Rodriguez (1998) as the only other shortstop
season. to hit at least 40 home runs and steal at least 25 bases in a
season (min. 100 games played at SS).
• Sept. 24 vs. STL, robbed a HR over the right-field wall at
Petco Park, which was named Play of the Week (MLB.com) • Became the 11th player in MLB history to have a 30 2B/40
the following day. HR/25 SB season and the youngest player to ever do so...
was the 13th time overall.
• Connected with his 49th career regular-season home run at
Petco Park to surpass Hunter Renfroe for 4th all-time. • Led the team in runs created (113) and extra-base hits (73),
and he posted a weighted on-base average (wOBA) of .408
• Concluded the season hitting safely in 11 of 17 games at a
and a .324 batting average on balls in play (BABIP).
.277 clip with 4 2B, 2 HR and 7 RBI.
• His 11.38 AB/HR rate led MLB and was the 2nd best ratio of
any Padre batter in SD history (behind Greg Vaughn's 11.31
2022 in 1998).
• Appeared in four rehab games with Double-A San Antonio • Had a 1.015 OPS vs. National League West opponents, the
prior to Aug. 12, when MLB announced his 80-game highest of any player against the NL West (min. 200 ABs)...
suspension for testing positive for Clostebol, in violation Tatis' 24 homers against NL West teams were the most of
of MLB's Joint Prevention and Treatment Program...the any NL player against a single division in 2021, and the most
suspension was announceed minutes before the Padres against the NL West in a season since Nolan Arenado's 27
7:05 pm ET game @ WSH in Juan Soto and Josh Bell's HR in 2015 vs. the NL West.
homecoming (both were acquired 10 days prior at the 2022
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• Posted his first 3 homer game on June 25 vs. ARI. Wil Myers in 2016)...at 22 years and 193 days on the date of
the ASG, he was the youngest Padre to ever start an All-Star
• Had 5 different 4-hit efforts in 2021, tying his career high of
Game...led off against Shohei Ohtani and flew out, going
4 hits originally set on July 14, 2019 vs. ATL, and he saw 2
0-for-2 in the game.
games with a career-high 4 runs scored on April 25 @ LAD
and June 25 vs. ARI...had a career-high 3 walks on June 29 • His 1.069 OPS on the road was the 2nd highest mark in the
@ CIN. NL behind Juan Soto (1.086 OPS)...had a .875 OPS at home,
which led all qualifying Padres.
• In the Padres' 2nd road trip of 2021 @ LAD from April 22-25,
he became the 1st player in MLB history to have 5-or-more • Swung at the 1st pitch 41.6 percent of the time, the highest
home runs and 2-or-more stolen bases in a road series 1st-pitch swinging percentage on the club.
(posted a 1.779 OPS).
• His 1.214 OPS with runners in scoring position ranked 2nd in
• Earned National League Player of the Month honors in the Majors behind Juan Soto (1.265 OPS), and his 1.583 OPS
the month of May, his 2nd NL Player of the Month Award with RISP/2 out led the Majors.
(first was in July-August of 2020)...posted a slash line of
• His homer on September 30 @ LAD put Tatis in 2nd place
.353/.440/.824 with 21 runs scored, 24 hits, 5 2B, 9 HR, 26
on the Padres' all-time home run list in a single season (42
RBI and 8 SB over 20 games in May.
HR), behind Greg Vaughn's 50 in 1998.
• Collected 25 RBI across 13 games from May 9-31, becoming
• With his HR on September 22, he became the 10th player
the 2nd player in franchise history to log 25-or-more RBI in a
in MLB history to hit 40-or-more HR’s at age 22-or-younger
13-game span, joining Ken Caminiti (1996).
and the 15th player in MLB history to hit 40-or-more HR’s
• Following his performance on May 23 vs. the Mariners, with 25-or-more stolen bases in a single season...joined
became the 6th player in history to have multiple 2-homer, Johnny Bench as the only players 22-or-younger to hit 40
6-RBI games before turning 23 years, joining Hall-of-Famers homers in their 1st 119 games of a season.
Mel Ott and Jimmie Foxx, as well as Aramis Ramirez and
• Set the Padres' single season home run record for a
Rafael Devers.
shortstop with 34...bested Khalil Greene's previous club
• Became the fastest player in club history to reach 50 home record of 27 home runs in 2017 with his 28th homer as a
runs (171 games), 200 hits (173), 100 runs scored (122), and shortstop on July 21 @ STL (off Shane Greene).
90 XBH (90).
• His 22 errors ranked 5th most in MLB, and his 21 errors at
• Became the 1st SS in MLB history to log at least 50 HR by SS were the most of any National League SS (2nd most of
the time of his 200th career hit. any SS in the Majors behind Bo Bichette's 24 errors).
• On May 21 vs. Seattle, he hit a 3-run, opposite field HR for
the 50th of his career, tying Ryan Braun for the 5th-fewest
2020
games needed to reach 50 HR (171 G)...the list of fewest
games to 50 career HR: Pete Alonso (152 G), Rudy York • Finished his sophomore season ranking 2nd in the NL in HR
(153 G), Gary Sanchez (161 G), Mark McGwire (161 G), Ryan (17) and runs scored (50), 4th in RBI (45) and SB (11), 5th in
Braun (171 G), and Tatis Jr. (171 G)...he became the fastest TB (128) & 6th in XBH (30)...his fWAR of 2.9 ranked 3rd in
Padre to reach the milestone and the fastest shortstop in the NL behind just Mookie Betts (3.0) and Freddie Freeman
MLB history to do so. (3.4).
• Made his 1st stint on the IL from April 6-16 with left shoulder • Led the Majors in average exit velocity (95.9 mph), hard hit
inflammation...made another IL stint after testing positive % (62.2), and in balls hit 95+ MPH (102).
for COVID-19 on May 11 before re-aggravating his shoulder
• Per Statcast, his 7 outs above average led all MLB
on June 19 diving for a ball...missed 1 game before returning
shortstops and tied with COL's Nolan Arenado for the most
to the lineup the day after...placed again on the IL with left
of any infielder in 2020.
shoulder inflammation on July 31 and was reinstated on
August 15. • After making 18 errors in 731.1 inn. in 2019 at SS, he made 3
errors in 473.1 inn. at SS in 2020...his 3 errors tied for the 2nd
• On August 15, started in right field for his 1st-career
fewest of any NL SS who played 400.0+ inn. at SS (tied with
appearance in the outfield (Majors or minors), and he went
MIL's Orlando Arcia, behind ATL's Dansby Swanson's 2).
4-for-5 with 1 2B, 2 HR, 4 RBI and 3 runs scored in SD's 8-2
win @ ARI...went on to start 21 straight games in the outfield • In his 1st 43 G of the season (until Sept. 7), Tatis hit .314 (53-
from August 5-September 10 before returning to play for-169) with a .405 OBP, .663 SLG and 1.068 OPS (his OPS
shortstop on September 11 @ LAD...in the final 20 games ranked 3rd in MLB in that span behind Ian Happ's 1.079 &
of the season, appeared in the outfield just 3 times with 18 Mike Trout's 1.071)...in his final 16 G, he hit .164 (9-for-55) with
appearances at shortstop. 1 2B and 2 HR for a .533 OPS.
• Was the starting shortstop for the National League in the • His .937 OPS in 2020 ranked 3rd among all shortstops
2021 All-Star Game in Denver...he became the 1st Padre (behind Corey Seager's .943 OPS and Trea Turner's .982).
voted into an All-Star Game start since Tony Gwynn in 1999
and the 13th Padre to ever start an All-Star game (1st since • On August 9 vs. ARI, played his 100th career game, after
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which he had 127 career hits, 30 HR, .320 AVG , .385 OBP, career, he finished the season hitting safely in 6 of his final 7
.625 SLG, 1.010 OPS, 71 RBI, 248 total bases, 54 XBH and games (.292, 7-for-24) with 1 2B, 2 HR and 5 RBI.
20 stolen bases...through his 1st 100 career G, he became
POSTSEASON:
Played in all 6 Postseason games for the
the 1st SS in the Modern Era (since 1900) to hit 30+ HR and
Padres in 2020, batting .318 (7-for-22) with 2 2B, 2 HR, 5 RBI,
the 1st player in MLB history to hit 30+ HR and steal 20+
5 BB and 5 R.
bases...became the 9th player in MLB history to hit 30+ HR
in his 1st 100 G, joining Mark McGwire (37), Cody Bellinger • Both Tatis Jr. and Wil Myers hit their 1st and 2nd career
(34), Pete Alonso (33), Gary Sanchez (33), Rudy York (33), Postseason home runs in Game 2 of the Wild Card Series
Jose Abreu (31), Ryan Braun (30), and Aaron Judge (30)... vs. STL, and Manny Machado homered in the 6th, following
among those who played their 1st 100 G as a Padre, Tatis Tatis' 1st HR...was the 2nd time in SD Postseason history in
had the most HR (30) and TB (248), the highest SLG (.625), which a pair of Padres hit back-to-back HRs (Tony Gwynn
and OPS (1.010), and ranked 2nd in AVG (.320, behind Gary and Greg Vaughn on Oct. 17, 1998 @ NYY).
Sheffield's .324) and hits (127, behind Steve Finley's 131)...
• Tatis Jr. homered in the 6th and 7th innings in Game 2 of the
among players 21-or-younger in their 1st 100 G, Tatis had the
Wild Card Series vs. STL, and Wil Myers homered in the 7th
most HR, highest SLG, highest OPS, T-6th most hits and the
and 8th innings, which was the 2nd time in MLB history that
9th-highest AVG...his .625 SLG was 4th among all player's
teammates homered multiple times in the same Postseason
1st 100 G: Rudy York (.640), Mark McGwire (.638), Ryan
game...the other time was 88 years ago exactly by NYY's
Braun (.628), and Tatis (.625).
Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig on October 1, 1932 in Game 3 of
• On Aug. 10, earned his 1st-career NL Player of the Week World Series @ CHC...was the fabled game in which Ruth
honor, becoming the 1st Padre winner since Manuel Margot called his shot in the 5th, with the game tied 4-4 and Charlie
in July 2017 and the 1st SD infielder since Chase Headley in Root pitching.
Aug. 2011...In 6 G, he hit .435 (10-for-23) with a 1.261 SLG and
• Became the youngest Padre to ever homer in a Postseason
1.741 OPS with 7 R, 6 HR and 9 RBI.
game (21 and 273 days old) and the 3rd-youngest player in
• On August 17 @ TEX, hit his 10th and 11th HR of 2020, MLB history to homer twice in a game, behind Carlos Correa
became the fastest player in SD history (24 team games) (21 and 20 days old) on Oct. 12, 2015 and Andruw Jones (19
to reach the double-digit HR mark...his 2nd home run was years and 180 days old) on Oct 20, 1996.
also his 1st-career grand slam, which came on a 3-0 count
• His 5 RBI on Oct. 2 vs. STL (Game 2) tied with Steve Garvey
with 1 out in the top of the 8th with the bases loaded and
for the most RBI in a Postseason game by a Padre (Garvey
the Padres leading 10-3...since detailed pitch data became
had 5 on Oct. 6, 1984 vs. CHC).
available in 1988, there have been 16 instances of a homer
being hit in a 3-0 count with a 6+ run lead...within the list are • Hit safely in 5 of the Padres' 6 playoff games, including a 4
25 All-Star appearances, 8 Silver Slugger Awards, 2 MVP game hitting streak to begin his Postseason career (hit .400;
Awards and 1 World Series MVP...before then, the last player 6-for-15)...was the 1st player in Padres history to open his
to do so was Manny Machado on Aug. 17, 2018 @ SEA while Postseason career with a 4-game hitting streak, and his 6
with LAD (was its 2-year anniversary). hits in that time were also the most by any Padre in their 1st
4 career Postseason games.
• On Aug. 17, became the youngest Padre to ever have a 7 RBI
game, and since RBI started being tracked in 1920, was the • In Game 2 of the NL Division Series vs. LAD, CF Cody
6th player in MLB history under the age of 22 to have a 7 Bellinger robbed Tatis of a 7th inning, go-ahead home run.
RBI game, and was just the 3rd player to have 7 RBI and 2
HR in a game (joined SF's Orlando Cepeda on June 4, 1959
and CHC's Ron Santo on June 28, 1961). 2019
• On August 19 vs. Texas, hit his MLB-leading 12th HR of the • Selected to the ML roster on Opening Day and was the
year, which were the most HRs by any 21-year-old in his 8th-youngest position player to start on Opening Day in the
team's 1st 26 games of a season in the Modern Era (since past 50 seasons...became the youngest Padre (20 years, 85
1900)...Mel Ott was 2nd behind Tatis with 10 HR in 1929. days old) to play on Opening Day and the youngest Padre to
• On Sept. 2, was named NL Player of the Month for July- play in any game since Roberto Alomar (20 years, 77 days)
August, his 1st-career monthly award and the 1st Padre in 1988.
winner since Wil Myers in June 2016...over 37 games in July/ • 31 different position players have started Opening Day at
Aug., Tatis slashed .313/.395/.660 with 38 R, 46 hits, 8 2B, 2 Tatis’ age-or-younger in the Modern Era (since 1900)...in the
3B, 13 HR, 33 RBI and 7 SB. previous 42 years, only 3 players younger than Tatis had
• Had a 1.285 OPS with RISP, the 5th-best mark in MLB. started on Opening Day, 2 of whom are in the Hall of Fame
(Adrian Beltre, Alan Trammell and Ken Griffey Jr.).
• His 5 opposite field home runs ranked T-2nd in the NL with
Kyle Schwarber, behind Juan Soto's 6. • Became the youngest player with 2 hits on Opening Day
since Robin Young (1975) and the 1st 20-year old with an
• Homered on Sept. 25 @ SF for the 1st time since Sept. 6 @ Opening Day hit since Bryce Harper and Manny Machado
OAK (span of 15 G). (2013).
• After going hitless in 3 straight games for the 1st time in his • Poduced a 3.6 WAR in 84 games during his rookie
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campaign...prior to 2019, in the 12 seasons since the Padres April 28 @ WSH….had slashed .300/.360/.550 with 12 XBH
last Postseason appearance (2006), Padres shortstops had (5 2B, 1 3B, 6 HR), 13 RBI, 8 BB, 6 SB and a .910 OPS in 27
combined for a 3.1 WAR (FanGraphs). games prior to the injury...reinstated from the IL on June 6
after missing 34 G.
• Was 1 of 11 players in 2019 to play in at least 84 games and
have a .969+ OPS…full list includes 7 2019 All-Stars: Tatis • Slashed .325/.387/.607 with a .994 OPS in 57 G before
Jr., Christian Yelich, Mike Trout, George Springer, Anthony landing on the 10-day IL on Aug. 16, sustaining a season-
Rendon, Ketel Marte, Mitch Garver, Nelson Cruz, Alex ending stress reaction in his lower back on August 13 vs.
Bregman, Cody Bellinger and Yordan Alvarez…he was the TB…transferred to the 60-day IL on Sept. 3.
4th player in baseball history to produce a .969+ OPS in at
• Entered his rookie season in 2019 rated as the No. 1 overall
least 84 games played in a single season prior to turning
prospect by ESPN.com and No. 2 by Baseball America.
21, joining Alex Rodriguez, Ted Williams and Mel Ott in their
age-20 seasons.
• Joined Nomar Garciaparra (1997) as the only rookie SS to 2018
record 20+ HR and 15+ SB in a season..his 22 HR were the
• Spent the entire campaign with San Antonio (AA), slashing
most for any SS in ML history in a season before turning
.286/.355/.507 with 16 HR and 43 RBI...had season-ending
21 (besting Alex Rodriguez´s previous record of 21 HR in
surgery to repair a fractured left thumb in July.
1996 as a 20-year-old)...with 22 HR and 16 SB, he was the
6th player since 1960 to post 20 HR/15 SB before turning • After slashing .177/.231/.333 with 4 2B, 3 HR and 10 RBI in
21, joining Ronald Acuña Jr. (2018), Mike Trout (2012), Bryce his 24 games played in April, earned Texas League Player of
Harper (2012), Rodriguez (1996) and Ken Griffey Jr. (1990). the Month honors in May.
• Among those who played more than 10 games for the • On July 19, he fractured his left thumb sliding headfirst into
Padres in 2019, he led the team in AVG (.317), OBP (.379), second base on a steal attempt...at the time of his season-
SLG (.590), OPS (.969), wOBA (.417) and BABIP (.410)… ending injury, his 77 runs scored led the TL and ranked 2nd
despite playing just 84 games (11th-most on the club), he across the minors.
ranked 1st on the team in 3B (6), T-2nd in SB (16), 3rd in hits
(106) and runs created (74), 4th in runs scored (61), T-4 in HR • Earned TL Mid and Post-Season All-Star honors and named
(22), XBH (41) and RBI (53) and 7th in BB (30). an MiLB.com Organizational All-Star for SD.
• Hit .526 (10-for-19) in the Padres 4-game series @ COL from • Selected to the World Team roster representing the
June 13-16, tying with Manny Machado for the 3rd-highest Dominican Republic for his 1st All-Star Futures Game
clip in a 4-game set in all of 2019 (behind Charlie Blackmon’s appearance on July 15 at Nationals Park...hit a 107.1 MPH
.625 AVG and Starlin Castro’s .579). single to left field on a 102.3 MPH fastball off CIN prospect
RHP Hunter Greene...stole second after his next at-bat.
• In SD’s win on June 14 @ COL, the Padres faced a 6-run
deficit in the 9th before mounting the largest 9th inning • Following the season, played for Estrellas Orientales in
comeback in team history, tying the game at 11-11…Tatis his hometown of San Pedro de Marcois in the Dominican
contributed a pair of hits in the inning, and later tripled in Winter League...led the club to their 1st championship in
the 12th, scoring the eventual game-winning run…SD had more than half a century, slashing .263/.379/.488 with 3
never before overcome a deficit of 6+ runs in the 9th inn. home HR in the reg. season...hit 3 HR in the playoffs and
(win or loss), and Tatis’ 2nd hit in the inning off Wade Davis earned MVP honors in the playoffs.
was 115.9 mph, the hardest hit ball of any Padre in 2019.
• Had his 1st-career multi-HR game on July 7 at Dodger
2017
Stadium...in doing so, he and his dad, Fernando Tatis Sr.
became the 1st father/son duo to post multi-HR efforts at • Spent the majority of the season with Fort Wayne (A) and
the same ballpark since Bobby and Barry Bonds in 1999 and became the 1st 18-year-old in Midwest League history to
then 2003 at Shea Stadium. post a 20-20 season (21 HR, 29 SB).
• Had a team-long 14-game hit streak from July 26-Aug. 10. • His 21 HR set a FW record and he led the MWL in BB (75)
• At the time of his last game on Aug. 13, led all ML rookies in and OBP (.390).
OPS (.969) and SLG (.590)...2nd in OBP (.379), AVG (.317) • Earned MWL Mid-Season All-Star honors...twice named
and SB (16)...was among ML leaders in BABIP (2nd, .410), MWL Player of the Week (May 15-21 and June 26-July 2).
OPS (9th, .969), AVG (9th, .317) and SLG (9th, .590).
• Named Minor League and Low Class-A All-Star by Baseball
• Hit 4 leadoff HR’s in an 11-day span and in back-to-back America, Organizational All-Star for SD by MiLB.com and
games on July 29-30 and August 7-8...finished the season Minor League Player of the Year by the Padres.
with a franchise record 6 leadoff HRs, breaking Will
Venable’s record of 5 leadoff dingers in 2011. • Promoted to San Antonio (AA) on August 21 and was the
youngest player in the Texas League by season’s end.
• Missed 77 G across 2 separate stints on the IL…placed on
the 10-day IL with a left hamstring strain on April 30 (retro: • Following the season, drafted 1st overall in the Dominican
April 29) after stretching for a throw on a force play at 2B on Republic Winter League Draft by Estrellas Orientales.
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• Named best power hitter by Baseball America after the PERSONAL

season...entered 2018 rated as the No. 3 prospect by ESPN.
com, No. 8 by MLB.com and No. 9 by Baseball America. • Son of Maria and Fernando Tatis Sr...his dad is a former
11-year MLB veteran infielder, widely known for hitting 2
grand slams in 1 inning on April 23, 1999 @ LAD (with STL)
off Chan Ho Park.
2016
• Has 3 brothers, Joshua, Elijiah and Daniel, and 1 sister, Maria.
• Made his professional debut with the AZL Padres (R) and hit
.273 (48-for-176) in 43 games before also hitting .273 (12-for- • Goes by the nickname “El Niño.”
44) in 12 games for Tri-City (A).
• His mom's favorite color is pink, and he likes to wear it when
he plays as way to show her that she’s always on his mind
and in his heart.
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2016 A-PAD ROK .273 43 176 35 48 13 1 4 20 10 44 14 2 .312 .426 .738 188 0 1 0 3
2016 TRI A(Short) .273 12 44 4 12 4 2 0 5 3 13 1 1 .306 .455 .761 49 0 0 2 1
2016 2 Teams Minors .273 55 220 39 60 17 3 4 25 13 57 15 3 .311 .432 .743 237 0 1 2 4
2017 FW A(Full) .281 117 431 78 121 26 7 21 69 75 124 29 15 .390 .520 .910 518 6 0 6 6
2017 SA AA .255 14 55 6 14 1 0 1 6 2 17 3 0 .281 .327 .608 57 0 0 0 0
2017 2 Teams Minors .278 131 486 84 135 27 7 22 75 77 141 32 15 .379 .498 .877 575 6 0 6 6
2018 SA AA .286 88 353 77 101 22 4 16 43 33 109 16 5 .355 .507 .862 394 6 0 2 8
2019 AMA AA .400 2 5 2 2 0 0 0 0 3 1 1 0 .625 .400 1.025 8 0 0 0 0
2019 SD MLB .317 84 334 61 106 13 6 22 53 30 110 16 6 .379 .590 .969 372 5 0 3 4
2020 SD MLB .277 59 224 50 62 11 2 17 45 27 61 11 3 .366 .571 .937 257 5 0 1 6
2021 SD MLB .282 130 478 99 135 31 0 42 97 62 153 25 4 .364 .611 .975 546 2 0 4 5
2022 SA AA .222 4 9 2 2 1 1 0 0 4 2 0 0 .500 .556 1.056 14 1 0 0 0
2023 ELP AAA .515 8 33 11 17 2 0 7 15 6 3 2 0 .590 1.212 1.802 39 0 0 0 2
2023 SD MLB .257 141 575 91 148 33 1 25 78 53 141 29 4 .322 .449 .771 635 3 1 3 17
Career SD MLB .280 414 1611 301 451 88 9 106 273 172 465 81 17 .353 .543 .896 1810 15 1 11 32
WILD CARD SERIES

2020 SD MLB .455 3 11 5 5 1 0 2 5 3 3 0 0 .571 1.091 1.662 14 0 0 0 0
DIVISION SERIES
2020 SD MLB .182 3 11 0 2 1 0 0 0 2 4 1 1 .308 .273 .581 13 0 0 0 0
2020 SD MLB .318 6 22 5 7 2 0 2 5 5 7 1 1 .444 .682 1.126 27 0 0 0 0
ALL-STAR
2021 NL MLB .000 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 .000 .000 2 0 0 0 0

2015 Signed by CWS as an international free agent, July 2
2016 Acquired by SD from CWS along with Erik Johnson in exchange for James Shields and cash considerations, June 4
2021 Signed by SD to a 14-year contract through the 2034 season, February 22
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Height: 6-4 Bats: L Full Name Andrew Robert Thorpe
Date of Birth October 1, 2000 in Washington, Utah
thorp MLB Service Time 0.000
drewthorpe33 Acquired from NYY along with RHPs Michael King , Jhony Brito, and Randy Vásquez and C
RHP How Obtained
Contract Status
Kyle Higashioka in exchange for OFs Juan Soto and Trent Grisham on December 6, 2023
Signed through 2024

MiLB.com Pitching Prospect of the Year and All-Prospect First-Team
• Acquired by SD from NYY in the 7-player trade that sent (2023, Somerset)
OFs Juan Soto and Trent Grisham to the Yankees on
December 6, 2023. Baseball America Minor League All-Star (2023, Somerset)
• Had an award-laden 2023 campaign, garnering MiLB. Baseball America High Class-A All-Star (2023, Hudson Valley)
com Pitching Prospect of the Year and All-Prospect
First-Team honors, Baseball America Minor League All- MiLB.com Organization All-Star (2023, NYY)
Star recognition, as well as several weekly and monthly
South Atlantic League Pitcher of the Year and Postseason All-Star (2023,
awards throughout the season. Hudson Valley)
• Attended Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo on the Central Coast
Eastern League Pitcher of the Month (August, 2023 - Somerset)
of California, where he was named to the All-America
first teams by Collegiate Baseball, American Baseball Eastern Leauge Pitcher of the Week (Aug. 13, 2023 - Somerset)
Coaches Association, Perfect Game, Baseball America,
D1Baseball.com and the National Collegiate Baseball South Atlantic League Pitcher of the Month (June 2023 - Hudson Valley)
Writers Association.
2x South Atlantic League Pitcher of the Week (June 4 & July 23, 2023 -
• Thorpe was 1 of 5 finalists for National Pitcher of the Year Hudson Valley
his junior year in 2023, when he struck out a school-
record 149 hitters that also ranked 2nd in the nation.
• Earned Eastern League Pitcher of the Week honors on

August 13th, marking his 3rd weekly honor in 2023.
2023 SEASON
• With Somerset, held opponents to a .040 (1-for-25) clip
• After getting selected by the Yankees in the 2nd round of
with RISP, but opponents hit .243 (18-for-74) against him at
the 2022 First-Year Player Draft out of Cal Poly San Luis
Hudson Valley.
Obispo (Calif.), he entered the campaign as NYY's No.
8 ranked prospect by Baseball America and took home • Allowed just 1 HR to a left-handed hitter between his 2 stops
numerous weekly, monthly and annual accolades in his first at HV and SOM, allowing 12 HR to righties.
professional campaign.
• Following the season, was named MiLB.com's Pitching
• Went 14-2 with a 2.52 ERA (39 ER, 139.1 IP) in 23 combined Prospect of the Year, and joined Robby Snelling as the
starts between Single-A Hudson Valley (18 GS) and 2 starting pitchers for their All-Prospect First-Team...
Double-A Somerset (5 GS). also joined Snelling as 1 of 5 starting starting pitchers for
Baseball America's Minor League All-Star Team...additionally,
• Led all Yankees minor league pitchers in wins, ERA and
was named the South Atlantic League Pitcher of the Year
strikeouts (182)...posted a 0.98 WHIP (38 BB), a .200
during his time at Hudson Valley.
opponents' average (99 H) and 11.76 SO/9.0 IP.
• Began his professional career with Hudson Valley and saw
his best month in June, in which he went 3-0 with 0.31 ERA PERSONAL
(1 ER, 28.2 IP) across four starts with a 0.63 WHIP and a .129
• Son of Steve Showalter and Crissy Morris and has one
opponent batting average, earning South Atlantic League
brother, Aaron, and one sister, Abbey.
Pitcher of the Month honors.
• Went to Desert Hills High School in St. George, Utah, where
• Earned SAL's Pitcher of the Week honors on two separate
as a senior, he posted a 7-1 record and 1.93 ERA with 67
occasions, first on June 4 and again on July 27.
strikeouts over 51.1 innings...led Desert Hills to the Utah state
• Following a promotion to Double-A on August 8, he was 4A title and a 27-3 overall record...earned All-Utah honors for
named the Eastern League’s Pitcher of the Month for three straight years.
August, having gone 4-0 with a 1.37 ERA (4 ER, 26.1 IP) with
• Attended Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo, where he majored in
a 0.65 WHIP and .133 opponents' average.
kinesiology and went 17-8 with a 3.03 ERA in three seasons
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as a Mustang with 284 strikeouts over 223 innings, reaching the Year, one of five finalists for National Pitcher of the Year,
double digits in strikeouts 13 times...his 149 strikeouts in and was a semifinalist for both the Dick Howser Trophy and
2022 was a school record while his 284 career strikeouts Golden Spikes Award.
is No. 4 in the record books...in 2022, he also ranked third
• In 2021, pitched for Yarmouth-Dennis in the Cape Cod
in the nation in hits allowed per nine innings (5.59), sixth in
League, compiling no decisions and 0.90 ERA with nine
WHIP (0.86), 13th in strikeouts per nine innings (12.81), 17th
astrikeouts over 10.0 innings, and he also pitched for Team
with his 2.32 ERA and 24th in strikeout-to-walk ratio (5.96).
USA Baseball that year.
• In 2022, was Cal Poly's first Big West Conference Pitcher of
• Enjoys fishing and hiking.
DREW THORPE CAREER PITCHING

2023 HV A+ 10 2 2.81 18 18 1 0 0 109.0 84 38 34 10 0 33 138 1.07 .215 390 3 10 426 1576/1018
2023 SOM AA 4 0 1.48 5 5 0 0 0 30.1 15 5 5 3 0 5 44 0.66 .144 104 2 1 110 429/280
2023 2 Teams Minors 14 2 2.52 23 23 1 0 0 139.1 99 43 39 13 0 38 182 0.98 .200 494 5 11 536 2005/1298

2022 Signed by NYY as a 2nd-round selection in the 2022 First-Year Player Draft, July 25
2023 Acquired by SD from NYY along with RHPs Michael King, Randy Vásquez, and Jhony Brito and C Kyle Higashioka in exchange for OFs Juan
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Height: 5-11 Bats: R Full Name Randy Marcelino Vásquez
Date of Birth November 3, 1998 in Navarette, Dominican Republic
Weight: 208 Throws: R Current Residence Jupiter, Florida
VASS-kehz MLB Service Time 0.041
MLB Debut May 26, 2023 vs. SD (with NYY)
randyvasquez5
RHP How Obtained Acquired from NYY in a 7-player trade on December 6, 2023

• Acquired by SD from NYY in the 7-player trade that sent Eastern League Pitcher of the Week (May 15, 2022 - Somerset)
OFs Juan Soto and Trent Grisham to the Yankees on
South Atlantic League Pitcher of the Month (August 2021 - Hudson
December 6, 2023.
Valley)
• Made his MLB Debut vs. SD in a start on May 26, 2023 at
Florida State League Pitcher of the Week (July 11, 2021 - Hudson Valley)
Yankee Stadium opposite Joe Musgrove. His 2 ER allowed
came on a 2-out, 2-run HR by Juan Soto in the 5th inning
in SD's 5-1 victory.
doubleheader on June 8 vs. CWS after tossing 5.2 scoreless
• As a starter with NYY in '23, he went 1-2 with a 2.42 ERA innings (2 H, 1 BB, 3 SO, 1 HP)…retired 17 of his 21 batters
(6 ER, 22.1 IP), allowing 2-or-fewer runs in each of his 5 faced.
starts. In 6 relief appearances, he went 1-0 with a 3.52
ERA (6 ER, 15.1 IP). • Did not record a decision on July 5 vs. BAL despite tossing
5.0 scoreless innings (3 H, 3 BB, 1 SO).
• In 85 career minor league games (81 starts) in the
Yankees' farm system from 2018-23, Vásquez collected an • Made his first career relief appearance on Aug. 11 at MIA
18-21 record with a 3.41 ERA (147 ER, 388.0 IP) and 427 and earned his 2nd career win (3.2 IP, 3 H, 2 ER, 1 BB, 2 SO,
strikeouts. 1 HR).
• Took the loss on Aug. 16 at ATL after making his shortest
start of the season (3.1 IP, 2 H, 2 ER, 3 BB, 3 SO, 1 HR).
2023 SEASON • Made 5 of his final 6 appearances of the season from Sept.
• Saw his first Major League action with the Yankees, going 1-29 out of the bullpen.
2-2 with a 2.87 ERA (37.2 IP, 30 H, 12R/ER, 18 BB, 33 SO, • Started Game 1 of a doubleheader on Sept. 12 at BOS (ND,
5 HR) in 11 appearances (5 starts) over 5 stints with the 3.2 IP, 3 H, 2 ER, 1 BB, 3 K, 1 HR, 1 WP).
club (May 26, June 8-G2, July 5, Aug. 11-17 and Sept 1-30)…
opponents batted .211/.315/.366 (30-for-142, 5 HR); LH • Made his final appearance of the season on Sept. 29 at KC,
.206/.304/.426 (14-for-68, 4 HR); RH .216/.326/.311 (16-for-74, allowing 1 ER over 3.2 innings of relief (4 H, 2 BB, 6 SO)…
1 HR). matched the longest relief outing of his career (also 3.2
innings in relief on Aug. 11 at MIA)…his 6 SO also matched a
• Went 1-2 with a 2.42 ERA (6 ER, 22.IP) in 5 starts…allowed career high (also: 6 SO in his ML debut on May 26 vs. SD).
2R-or-fewer in each of those 5 starts…2 of his first 3 career
starts were scoreless. • Spent the majority of the season with Triple-A Scranton/
Wilkes-Barre, going 3-8 with a 4.59 ERA (80.1 IP, 78 H,
• As a reliever, went 1-0 with a 3.52 ERA (6 ER, 15.1 IP) in 6 45R/41ER, 40 BB, 96 SO, 10 HR) in 17 starts.
games…tossed at least 2.0 IP in 5 of those 6 appearances
and threw at least 3.0 IP in 2 of those games.
• Made his Major League debut on May 26 vs. SD and 2022
recorded the loss (4.2 IP, 4 H, 2 ER, 3 BB, 6 SO, 1 HR, 2 HP)…
• Spent the entire season with Double-A Somerset, going 2-7
was scoreless through 4.2 IP before surrendering a two-run
with a 3.90 ERA (115.1 IP, 106 H, 56R/50ER, 41 BB, 120 SO, 11
HR to Juan Soto in the T-5th inning…struck out Rougned
HR) in 25 starts.
Odor swinging in the first inning for his first Major League
strikeout…was just the 12th pitcher in the last 16 seasons • Was T-3rd among Yankees farmhands in games started, 5th
(since 2008) to make his Major League debut as a starter in innings pitched and 8th in strikeouts.
for the Yankees (most recent: RHP Jhony Brito (April 2, 2023
• Was 2nd in the Eastern League in ERA, 4th in opponents’
vs. SF).
batting average, T-4th in games started, 5th in WHIP, 8th in
• Posted an 11.2 scoreless inning streak from June 8-Aug. 11… innings pitched and 9th in strikeouts.
tossed back-to-back scoreless starts from June 8-July 5.
• Was named the Eastern League Pitcher of the Week from
• Earned his first Major League win in Game 2 of a May 9-15 after not allowing a hit over 5.2 scoreless innings
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on May 13 at Altoona (2 BB, 5 SO). a 4.22 ERA (21.1 IP, 23 H, 15R/10ER, 7 BB, 19 SO, 2 HR) and 19
SO in 4 starts.
• Following the season, was tabbed by Baseball America as
the Yankees’ No. 9 prospect and labeled as having the “Best
Curveball” among Yankees farmhands.
2018-20
• Did not pitch in 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
2021
• In 2019, went 4-1 with a 3.29 ERA (54.2 IP, 36 H, 23R/20ER,
• Combined with Low-A Tampa, High-A Hudson Valley and 28 BB, 53 SO, 6 HR) in 11 starts with Rookie-level Pulaski…
Double-A Somerset to go 8-4 with a 2.52 ERA (107.1 IP, 91 H, ranked 4th in the Appalachian League in innings…limited
47R/30ER, 38 BB, 130 SO, 4 HR) in 23 games (21 starts)… opponents to an Appalachian League-low .188 (36-for-192)
led all Yankees minor leaguers in ERA while ranking T-4th in AVG.
starts, 5th in innings pitched and T-5th in wins.
• Made his professional debut in 2018, with the DSL Yankees
• Began the year with Low-A Tampa, going 3-3 with a 2.34 and GCL Yankees West, going 1-1 with a 1.78 ERA (30.1 IP,
ERA (50.0 IP, 35 H, 24R/13ER, 23 BB, 58 SO, 2 HR) in 13 16 H, 8R/6ER, 12 BB, 28 SO, 1 HR) in 9 games (7 starts)...
games (11 starts)…was named the Low-A Southeast Pitcher began the year with the DSL Yankees, going 1-0 with a 0.96
of the Week for July 5-11 after allowing just 2 H over 6.0 ERA (18.2 IP, 6 H, 4R/2ER, 6 BB, 22 SO, 0 HR) in 6 games (4
scoreless innings (5 SO, 1 HP) in his July 9 start at Dunedin. starts)...was transferred to the GCL Yankees West on Aug. 1
and went 0-1 with a 3.09 ERA (11.2 IP, 10 H, 4R/ER, 6 BB, 6
• Was promoted to Hudson Valley on July 20, posting a 3-0
SO, 1 HR) in 3 starts.
record with a 1.75 ERA (36.0 IP, 33 H, 8R/7ER, 8 BB, 53 SO,
0 HR) in 6 starts…earned High-A East Pitcher of the Month
honors for August after going 2-0 with a 0.36 ERA (1 ER,
24.2IP) and 36 SO in 4 starts with Hudson Valley.
• Promoted to Double-A Somerset on Aug. 24, going 2-1 with
RANDY VÁSQUEZ CAREER PITCHING

2018 D-YAN ROK 1 0 0.96 6 4 0 0 0 18.2 6 4 2 0 2 6 22 0.64 .102 59 3 2 68 138/104
2018 G-YAW ROK 0 1 3.09 3 3 0 0 0 11.2 10 4 4 1 1 6 6 1.37 .233 43 3 1 51 85/57
2018 2 Teams Minors 1 1 1.78 9 7 0 0 0 30.1 16 8 6 1 3 12 28 0.92 .157 102 6 3 119 223/161
2018 2 Teams ROK 1 1 1.78 9 7 0 0 0 30.1 16 8 6 1 3 12 28 0.92 .157 102 6 3 119 223/161
2019 PUL ROA 4 1 3.29 11 11 0 0 0 54.2 36 23 20 6 2 28 53 1.17 .188 192 4 2 225 908/559
2021 TAM A 3 3 2.34 13 11 0 0 0 50.0 35 24 13 2 3 23 58 1.16 .189 185 3 4 212 843/517
2021 HV A+ 3 0 1.75 6 6 0 0 0 36.0 33 8 7 0 0 8 53 1.14 .241 137 3 2 145 524/361
2021 SOM AA 2 1 4.22 4 4 0 0 0 21.1 23 15 10 2 1 7 19 1.41 .258 89 1 2 97 348/223
2021 3 Teams Minors 8 4 2.52 23 21 0 0 0 107.1 91 47 30 4 4 38 130 1.20 .221 411 7 8 454 1715/1101
2022 SOM AA 2 7 3.90 25 25 0 0 0 115.1 106 56 50 11 10 41 120 1.27 .239 443 9 8 496 1933/1235
2023 SWB AAA 3 8 4.59 17 17 0 0 0 80.1 78 45 41 10 9 40 96 1.47 .257 303 5 9 357 1403/854
2023 NYY MLB 2 2 2.87 11 5 0 0 0 37.2 30 12 12 5 4 18 33 1.27 .211 142 3 0 166 669/428
Career NYY MLB 2 2 2.87 11 5 0 0 0 37.2 30 12 12 5 4 18 33 1.27 .211 142 3 0 166 669/428

2018 Signed by NYY as an international free agent, May 21
2023 Acquired by SD from NYY along with RHPs Michael King, Jhony Brito and Drew Thorpe and C Kyle Higashioka in exchange for OFs Juan
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Height: 6-1 Bats: L Full Name Tyler Dean Wade
Date of Birth November 23, 1994 in Murrieta, California
Weight: 188 Throws: R Current Residence Wildomar, California
@_tylerwade
tylerwade MLB Debut June 27, 2017 @ CWS (with NYY)
INF How Obtained Signed as a minor league free agent on November 3, 2023
league career-high 42 of 51 stolen base attempts (82.4%)…

QUICK HITS also converted each of his 4 stolen base attempts at the ML
level with OAK.
• The Murrieta, Calif. native signed with SD as a minor
league free agent for the 2024 campaign. SD is the 4th •While with LV, made 28 appearances (all starts) at 2B, 27
organization for the 4th-round pick from the 2013 Draft, (26 starts) at SS, 17 (15 starts) in CF, 9 at 3B (all starts), 7 (all
having played in 357 Major League games between NYY starts) in LF, 2 (both starts) in RF and 2 (1 start) as the DH.
(2017-21), LAA (2022) and OAK (2023).
• Over parts of 9 minor league seasons from 2013-23, 2022
Wade owned a .274 clip across 829 games. He converted
200 of his 266 stolen base attempts, including a career- • Was on the Opening Day roster for LAA and batted .218 with
high 42 of 51 attempts in 2023 for Triple-A Las Vegas. 1 HR, 8 RBI and a .544 OPS in 67 games...posted ML career
highs in at-bats (147) and sacrifice hits (5) with the Angles
• Has made 4 Opening Day rosters in his career (2018, and matched his high in doubles (5) and extra base hits (6).
2020-21 w/ NYY & '22 w/ LAA). When he made his first
Opening Day roster in 2018 at the age of 23 years and • Went 1-for-5 over his first 3 games with LAA, then had a
126 days, he was the youngest position player to make season-best 6-game hitting streak from April 10-18 (8-for-19,
a Yankees O.D. roster since Melky Cabrera in 2007 (22 .421)…followed that up by going 5-for-27 (.185) over his next
years, 234 days). 11 games through May 5.
• Was on Yankees' Postseason rosters from 2017-21. • Finished April with a .304 AVG in 19 games but then hit .160
Appeared in 4 games during the 2020 Postseason, and in 22 games in May and .204 in 25 games in June…went
walked to load the bases in the 9th inning in Game 1 of 1-for-16 over a seven-game stretch from May 14-20.
the ALDS vs. TB at Petco Park in his only postseason
• Hit his lone home run with the Angels on May 27 against
plate appearance.
TOR, a go-ahead solo shot in the fifth inning…went 10-for-41
• Hit .524 as a senior at Murrieta Valley HS. Had committed (.244) with 1 2B and no RBI over his final 23 games with LAA
to playing collegiately at San Diego State University prior beginning June 7.
to being drafted in 2013.
• Was designated for assignment on July 3 and outrighted to
Triple-A Salt Lake on July 8…went 1-for-4 in 2 games with
the Bees before he was traded to NYY on July 13 for a player
2023 SEASON to be named later (had been traded from the Yankees to the
Angels for a PTBNL or cash on Nov. 22, 2021).
•Signed with OAK as a minor league free agent on December
20, 2022 with an invite to Major League Spring Training. • Spent the balance of the season at Triple-A Scranton/
Wilkes-Barre where he hit .227 with 5 HR and 16 RBI in 42 G.
•Had 3 separate stints with OAK throughout the campaign…
originally had his contract selected from Triple-A Las Vegas • Reached base safely in each of his first 15 games with a
on April 14 and appeared in 10 games (3 starts; 2 at SS plate appearance for SWB…batted .298 (14-for-47) with 12
and 1 in LF), going 1-for-13 (.077) at the dish before being walks (.441 OBP) over that span.
designated for assignment on April 29…cleared waivers and
was outrighted to LV on May 1. • Stole 2 bases on Aug. 6 at Buffalo, his first of two two-steal
games (Sept. 25 at Lehigh Valley).
•Had his contract selected again on June 17 and appeared in
16 games (11 starts; all at shortstop), going 12-for-38 (.316) at • With LAA, hit .227 (5-for-22) with a .519 OPS against left-
the plate before being outrighted back to LV on July 14. handed pitching compared to .216 (27-for-125) with a .549
OPS against righties..
•Had his contract selected for the 3rd time on August 1 but
did not appear in a game before being DFA’d again on Aug. • Started 23 games at 2B, 9 at 3B, 9 at SS, 4 in RF, 2 in LF and
3 and outrighted back to LV on Aug. 4. 1 in CF...committed 2 errors as 2B (.978 fielding percentage),
2 at 3B (.935) and 1 at SS (.978).
•In his 91 games for LV, he hit .291 (99-for-340) with 20 2B,
1 3B, 6 HR, 47 RBI and 68 runs…also converted a minor • Combined at Triple-A to bat .228 with 4 HR, 16 RBI and a
.723 OPS in 44 games.
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• Was successful in 15-of-16 (93.8%) SB attempts. P

OSTSEASON: Was on the Yankees roster for the AL Wild
Card Game against Boston but did not play.
• Hit .252 (23-for-103) with all 4 of his home runs and a .818
OPS against right-handed pitchers compared to .167 (7-for-
42) against left-handers.
2020
• In his 4th season with NYY, spent entire campaign at the big
2021 league level for the first time in career and set then-career
bests in games, runs, and home runs.
• In 5th big league season with NYY, set career highs in
several offensive categories, including hits (34), runs (31), • Made the Opening Day start at 2B and went 1-for-1 with a
stolen bases (17), walks (16), AVG (.268), OBP (354) and run scored at WSH.
games played (103).
P
OSTSEASON: Played in 2 games in the AL Wild Card
• His 17 steals led the Yankees, ranked 3rd in the AL East Series against CLE but did not have an at-bat…also
(15th in AL) and were the most by a Yankee since 2017 (Brett appeared in 2 games in the ALDS against Tampa Bay…
Gardner, 23 and Jacoby Ellsbury, 22). walked to load the bases in the ninth inning in Game 1 at
Petco Park in his only postseason plate appearance.
• Defensively, appeared at SS (31 games), 3B (27), 2B (19), CF
(10), LF (8) and RF (7)…prior to the season, had only played
32 games in the outfield at the Major League level.
2019
• Posted a .356 AVG over his final 42 games of the season
• Had 3 different stints with the Yankees big league club,
(July 30-Oct. 3).
setting a career high for OPS.
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• Swiped a then career-best 7 bases…tallied his first career • Following the season, batted .251 with 17 runs and 13 walks
multi-stolen base game April 25 at Angel Stadium. in 18 games with Scottsdale in the Arizona Fall League…was
10-for-11 in stolen base attempts.
• Posted a .297/.366/.486 slash line in 18 games in September.
P
OSTSEASON: Was on the Yankees roster for the ALDS
against Minnesota but did not play. 2015
• Combined with Single-A Tampa and Double-A Trenton to
bat .262 with 57 runs, 15 2B, 5 3B, 3 HR and 31 RBI in 127
2018 games…stole 33 bases, ranked 3rd among NYY minor
• Made his first career Opening Day roster for NYY in his 2nd leaguers.
big league season…at the age of 23 years and 126 days, he
• Earned spots on the both the Florida State League Mid and
was the youngest position player to make a Yankees O.D.
Post-Season All-Star squads...payed 100 games at SS and
roster since Melky Cabrera in 2007 (22 years, 234 days).
24 at 2B and hit .298 in 98 games with Tampa.
• Connected for first ML home run July 11 at BAL.
• Was named FSL “Batter of the Week” for the week of July
• With Triple-A Scranton/Wilkes-Barre, hit .255 with 46 runs, 6-13 after going 14-for-25 (.560) with 7 runs, 2 2B, 1 3B, 3 BB
18 doubles, four triples, four HR, 27 RBI and 11 stolen bases. and 1 SB in 7 games.
P
OSTSEASON: Was on the Yankees roster for the AL Wild • Pomoted to Trenton on Aug. 5 and hit .204 in 29 games...
Card Game against Oakland but did not play. ranked by Baseball America as the Yankees 7th-best
prospect following the season.
• Hit .220 in 14 G with Surprise in the Arizona Fall League.
2017
• After starting the season with Triple-A Scranton/Wilkes-
Barre, saw his first big league action during 3 stints with the 2014
Yankees.
• Spent the entire season with Single-A Charleston, batting
• Made his ML debut June 27 at CWS as a pinch hitter… .272 with 77 runs, 26 2B, 6 triples, 1 HR and 51 RBI in 129
scored the game-tying run in the 8th inning…collected his games
first career hit the following night, a 6th-inning RBI double
• T-3rd in the Yankees farm system in stolen bases (22)…
off Jake Petricka.
played in 94 games at SS, 20 at DH, 15 at 2B and 1 at 1B…
• At the Triple-A level, slashed .310/.382/.460 with 68 runs, 22
• Following the season, was tabbed an Organization All-Star
doubles, 4 triples, 7 HR, 31 RBI and 26 stolen bases, winning
for NYY by MiLB.com.
the International League batting title…appeared at 2B, SS,
3B, LF, CF and RF.
• Earned International League Post-Season All-Star honors, 2013
and was named a Yankees Organizational All-Star by MiLB.
• Made his professional debut with the GCL Yankees1 and hit
com.
.309 with 10 doubles, 37 runs, 12 RBI, 32 walks and a .429
P
OSTSEASON: Was on the Yankees roster for the AL Wild on-base percentage in 46 games.
Card game against MIN but did not play.
• Stole 11 bases in 12 attempts (91.7%)…was transferred to
Short-Season Single-A Staten Island on Aug. 28 and went
1-for-13 (.077) in four games
2016
• Hit .259 with 90 runs, 16 2B, 7 3B, 5 HR, 27 RBI and 66 walks
in 133 games with Double-A Trenton, earning both Eastern PERSONAL
League Mid and Post-Season All-Star honors.
• Graduated from Murrieta Valley HS (Murrieta, Calif.) in
• Ranked 3rd in the EL in walks and runs and 4th in games 2013…hit .524 as a senior…had committed to playing
and at-bats. collegiately at San Diego State University, but chose to forgo
his commitment and sign with the Yankees.
• Played 91 games at SS and 38 at 2B.
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TYLER WADE CAREER BATTING
2013 G-YA1 ROK .309 46 162 37 50 10 0 0 12 32 42 11 1 .429 .370 .799 198 2 2 0 3
2013 SI A(Short) .077 4 13 0 1 0 0 0 1 2 4 0 0 .200 .077 .277 15 0 0 0 1
2013 2 Teams Minors .291 50 175 37 51 10 0 0 13 34 46 11 1 .412 .349 .761 213 2 2 0 4
2014 CSC A(Full) .272 129 507 77 138 24 6 1 51 57 118 22 13 .350 .349 .699 576 6 2 4 7
2015 TAM A(Adv) .280 98 368 51 103 11 5 2 28 39 65 31 15 .349 .353 .702 418 2 5 4 4
2015 TRN AA .204 29 113 6 23 4 0 1 3 2 24 2 1 .224 .265 .489 117 1 1 0 1
2015 2 Teams Minors .262 127 481 57 126 15 5 3 31 41 89 33 16 .321 .333 .654 535 3 6 4 5
2016 TRN AA .259 133 505 90 131 16 7 5 27 66 103 27 8 .352 .349 .701 583 7 4 1 2
2017 SWB AAA .310 85 339 68 105 22 4 7 31 38 75 26 5 .382 .460 .842 388 4 1 4 3
2017 NYY MLB .155 30 58 7 9 4 0 0 2 5 19 1 1 .222 .224 .446 63 0 0 0 2
2018 SWB AAA .255 91 364 46 93 18 4 4 27 37 82 11 8 .328 .360 .688 408 3 2 2 3
2018 NYY MLB .167 36 66 8 11 4 0 1 5 4 23 1 0 .214 .273 .487 70 0 0 0 1
2019 SWB AAA .296 79 301 51 89 19 4 4 38 23 76 13 5 .352 .425 .777 335 4 4 2 2
2019 NYY MLB .245 43 94 16 23 3 1 2 11 11 28 7 0 .330 .362 .692 108 1 2 0 0
2020 NYY MLB .170 52 88 19 15 3 0 3 10 12 22 4 1 .288 .307 .595 105 3 1 1 1
2021 NYY MLB .268 103 127 31 34 5 1 0 5 16 37 17 6 .354 .323 .677 145 1 0 0 3
2022 SL AAA .250 2 4 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 .250 .500 .750 4 0 0 0 0
2022 SWB AAA .227 42 141 26 32 6 1 4 16 27 35 15 1 .353 .369 .722 170 1 0 1 2
2022 LAA MLB .218 67 147 22 32 5 0 1 8 10 33 8 5 .272 .272 .544 163 1 5 0 3
2022 2 Teams Minors .228 44 145 27 33 7 1 4 16 27 37 15 1 .351 .372 .723 174 1 0 1 2
2022 2 Teams AAA .228 44 145 27 33 7 1 4 16 27 37 15 1 .351 .372 .723 174 1 0 1 2
2023 LV AAA .291 91 340 68 99 20 1 6 47 47 86 42 9 .384 .409 .793 400 5 6 1 5
2023 OAK MLB .255 26 51 8 13 1 1 0 2 4 13 4 0 .309 .314 .623 55 0 0 0 0
Career 3 Teams MLB .217 357 631 111 137 25 3 7 43 62 175 42 13 .293 .300 .593 709 6 8 1 10
WILD CARD SERIES

2020 NYY MLB .000 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 .000 .000 0 0 0 0 0
DIVISION SERIES
2020 NYY MLB .000 2 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1.000 .000 1.000 1 0 0 0 0
2020 NYY MLB .000 4 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1.000 .000 1.000 1 0 0 0 0

2013 Signed by NYY as a 4th-round selection in the First-Year Player Draft, June 13
2021 Acquired by LAA from NYY for a PTBNL, November 22
2022 Acquired by NYY from LAA for a PTBNL, July 14
Signed by OAK as a minor league free agent, October 20
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Height: 6-3 Bats: R Full Name Matthew Lawrence Waldron
Date of Birth September 26, 1996 in Omaha, Nebraska
Weight: 239 Throws: R Current Residence Omaha, Nebraska
WALL-drun MLB Service Time 0.054
How Obtained Acquired by SD from CLE as the PTBNL on November 8, 2020
struck out a career-high 9 hitters in SD’s 4-2 victory on Sept.

QUICK HITS
22 vs. STL but did not factor into the winning decision…
tossed a career-high 6.0 IP on Sept. 27 @ SF in his final
• M
ade his Major League Debut in 2023 with SD, being
outing of the campaign but did not factor into SD’s 5-2
recalled from Triple-A El Paso 5 times throughout the
victory.
season.
• In his 6 starts, he went 1-3 with a 4.55 ERA (16 ER, 31.2 IP),
• W
ith SD, the knuckleballer threw the pitch 181 times
24 SO, 11 walks, and a .233 opponents’ AVG...in his 2 relief
(26.9% pitch mix usage), the most knuckleballs thrown
outings, he posted a 3.72 ERA (4 ER, 9.2 IP) with a .275 AVG
in a single season since Steven Wright threw 719 in 2018.
against.
It's also the most knuckleballs thrown in a season by any
Padre (since Statcast started tracking pitches in 2008). •L
imited RHH to a .224 clip (19-85) while LHH batted .267
(20-75), but 6 of his 9 HR allowed came vs. the right side.
• A
cquired by SD from CLE on November 8, 2020 as the
player to be named in the 9-player deal that brought •W
ith no runners on base, opposing batters hit .284 (29-
Mike Clevinger to San Diego at the 2020 trade deadline. 102)…with RISP, he limited them to a .185 AVG (5-27) and
with RISP/2 out, they hit .214 (3-14).
• T
ossed 3.0 innings for his part of a combined no-hitter
in 2019 for Class A Short Season Mahoning Valley. First •F
eatures a knuckleball, throwing the pitch 181 times (26.9%)
pitch was delayed 93 minutes by rain, and Waldron with a .242 opponent clip (8-33)...his 181 pitches thrown
pitched innings 4 through 6. with his knuckle were the most of any player in ‘23 and the
most of any pitcher in a season since Steven Wright threw
• F
irst taught himself the knuckleball while playing catch
719 in 2018...they're also the most knuckleballs thrown in a
with his twin brother growing up in Omaha. Pushed the
season by any Padre (since Statcast started tracking pitches
usage rate on his knuckler to over 70% in 2021 in minor
in 2008).
league ball, striking out 103 and walking just 35 in 103.2
regular season innings. •A
lso relied on a sinker (23.5%), 4-seam fastball (20.7%),
slider (15.9%) and cutter (13.1%).
2023 SEASON
2022
•T
he right-hander pitched exclusively at the Triple-A level for
the first time in his career before making his Major League •Split his third professional season between Double-A San
debut with SD…he made 8 appearances (6 starts) for the Antonio (9 GS) and Triple-A El Paso (16 GS), combining to
Padres, going 1-3 with a 4.35 ERA (20 ER, 41. IP), 1.23 WHIP go 5-10 with a 6.26 ERA (79 ER, 113.2 IP) across 25 starts.
and .244 opponents’ AVG. • Notched career bests in starts (25), innings pitched (113.2)
•A
t the time of his call-up to the big leagues on June 24, he and wins (5).
had struck out 75 Triple-A batters across 66.2 IP (10.1 SO/9 • Began the season at Double-A San Antonio, where he
IP ratio) across his 14 appearances (12 starts). pitched to a 2.84 ERA (14 ER, 44.1 IP) and a 2-1 record across
•F
aced off against WSH in his ML debut on June 24 and nine starts before ascending to Triple-A El Paso on June 28.
allowed 4 hits (2 HR) across 4.2 IP in SD’s 2-0 defeat…it was • Turned in his best marks in May with SA, when he posted
the only appearance in which he allowed multiple HR, but a 1.31 ERA (3 ER, 20.2 IP) and fanned 17 while allowing
he allowed 1 HR in all 7 of his other outings...the 8 straight just three walks for a 5.67 K/BB across four starts with the
appearances with 1+ HR allowed was the longest home run Missions.
streak by any Padre to start their career.
• Did not allow an earned run over 20.0 innings (4 GS) from
•W
as recalled from ELP 5 times throughout the season…for May 12 to June 23, compiling a 1-0 record with 15 strikeouts
the Chihuahuas, he went 2-10 with a 7.31 ERA (75 ER, 92.1 IP) against just a trio of walks while limiting the opposition to a
with 99 SO against 30 walks. .191 average during the span.
•T
he Padres were on the losing end in each of his first 5 • Spent the balance of the season going 3-9 with a 8.44 ERA
appearances before going 3-0 in all 3 of his September (65 ER, 69.1 IP) in his first stint at Triple-A.
appearances (all starts)…earned his first ML victory on Sept.
16 @ OAK behind 5.1 IP of 2-run ball in SD’s 5-2 victory… • Ranked among the top El Paso arms in starts (3rd, 16),
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innings pitched (6th, 69.1) and strikeouts (8th, 58). 2020
• Also paced El Paso in losses (9) and hit batters (9) and • Did not appear in CLE's 60-man player pool at their
ranked third in hits allowed (92) and earned runs (65). Alternate Training Site during the regular season.
• Allowed 14 ER in 2022, 3 shy of the 11 he allowed in his first 2 • Acquired by SD from CLE on November 8 as the PTBN to
seasons in 2019 & '21. complete the 9-player deal that brought Mike Clevinger to
San Diego at the trade deadline.
2021
•In his first season in SD's system, split the campaign
2019
between Fort Wayne (A) and San Antonio (AA), striking out • Split his first professional season between Rookie-Level
103 and walking just 35 across 103.2 IP and 20 starts. Arizona League Indians and Mahoning Valley (A)...went a
combined 4-0 with a 2.96 ERA (15 ER, 45.2 IP)
•Began the season with FW, compiling a 3-4 record and 3.24
ERA (26 ER, 72.1 IP) to go along with 72 strikeouts, 19 BB • In his 3rd to last start of the season on Aug. 22 at
and a .255 opp. AVG across 13 starts. Williamsport, he tossed 3.0 innings as part of a combined
no-hitter for MV, the third no-no in Scrappers' history.
•Allowed 2 ER-or-fewer in 10 of his 13 starts and 1-or-fewer 5
times...reached the 5.0-IP plateau in 11 starts, the 6.0-inning
mark 6 times and worked into the 7th or later 3 times.
PERSONAL
•Tossed a career-high 8.0 innings in his TinCaps' finale on
July 14 at West Michigan, allowing just 1 unearned run on 4 • Pitched 4 seasons at the University of Nebraska and
hits while tying his career high with 8 punchouts (3x). finished ranked in the top 10 of several Cornhusker all-time
lists, including innings pitched (3rd, 300.1), strikeouts (4th,
•Promoted to SA on July 19 and made 7 starts for the 253), starts (T-5th, 43) and wins (T-8th, 21).
Missions, going 0-4 with a 6.61 ERA (23 ER, 31.1 IP).
•Tossed 6.0 innings in each of his first 3 starts with SA, going
0-2 with a 4.00 ERA (8 ER, 18.0 IP)...went 0-2 with a 10.13
ERA (15 ER, 13.1 IP) over his final 4 starts.
•Made 5 Arizona Fall League relief appearances for the
Peoria Javelinas following the season, allowing 3 ER, across
9.0 IP (3.00 ERA) with 8 SO and 1 BB.
MATT WALDRON CAREER PITCHING

2019 A-INR ROK 1 0 0.90 4 0 0 0 0 10.0 3 1 1 1 0 0 17 0.30 .088 34 2 0 34 73/69
2019 MV A(Short) 3 0 3.53 10 1 0 1 2 35.2 29 15 14 2 1 4 40 0.93 .218 133 0 1 138 523/377
2019 2 Teams Minors 4 0 2.96 14 1 0 1 2 45.2 32 16 15 3 1 4 57 0.79 .192 167 2 1 172 596/446
2021 FW A+ 3 4 3.24 13 13 0 0 0 72.1 69 37 26 6 4 19 72 1.22 .256 270 2 2 301 1110/723
2021 SA AA 0 4 6.61 7 7 1 0 0 31.1 35 23 23 2 3 16 31 1.63 .282 124 6 1 144 603/371
2021 2 Teams Minors 3 8 4.25 20 20 1 0 0 103.2 104 60 49 8 7 35 103 1.34 .264 394 8 3 445 1713/1094
2022 SA AA 2 1 2.84 9 9 0 0 0 44.1 42 16 14 2 2 10 38 1.17 .258 163 1 7 177 671/456
2022 ELP AAA 3 9 8.44 16 16 0 0 0 69.1 92 68 65 12 9 29 58 1.75 .317 290 0 2 335 1251/767
2022 2 Teams Minors 5 10 6.26 25 25 0 0 0 113.2 134 84 79 14 11 39 96 1.52 .296 453 1 9 512 1922/1223
2023 ELP AAA 2 10 7.31 20 18 0 0 0 92.1 118 79 75 18 4 30 99 1.60 .313 377 1 7 416 1547/1031
2023 SD MLB 1 3 4.35 8 6 0 0 0 41.1 39 20 20 9 0 12 31 1.23 .244 160 0 2 173 673/435
Career SD MLB 1 3 4.35 8 6 0 0 0 41.1 39 20 20 9 0 12 31 1.23 .244 160 0 2 173 673/435

2019 Signed by CLE as a 18th-round selection in the First-Year Player Draft, June 14
2020 Acquired by SD from CLE as a PTBN in the 9-player trade that sent RHP Mike Clevinger to SD, November 8
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WATSON NRI
63
Height: 6-2 Bats: R Full Name Nolan Michael Watson
Date of Birth January 25, 1997 in Indianapolis, Indiana
Weight: 216 Throws: R Current Residence Indianapolis, Indiana
nolan3times
2022
QUICK HITS
• Elected free agency on November 7, 2021 and was signed as
• 2024 marks the 3rd season in the Padres organization for a minor league free agent by SD on February 14, 2022.
the former 1st-round draft pick of the Kansas City Royals
• In his 1st year in the Padres' organization, spent the entire
in the 2015 First-Year Player Draft (33rd overall).
season with Double-A San Antonio, going 4-6 with a 5.84
• Watson spent all of 2022 with Double-A San Antonio and (59 ER, 91.0 IP).
split 2023 between San Antonio and Triple-A El Paso. In
• Punched out 94 batters overall with 46 walks allowed, and
165 career minor league appearances (125 starts) from
his 91.0 innings of work were his 2nd most in a season
2015-23, has owned a minor league career 28-51 record,
behind just his 125.1 innings pitched in 2018.
a 6.10 ERA (429 ER, 632.2 IP) and a .311 opponents'
average. • Saw his best month in June, posting a 2.60 ERA (8 ER,
17.1 IP) with a .246 opponent average in 5 appearances (4
• Declared free agency in November 2021 after 7 seasons
starts).
in the KC farm system (2015-21) and signed a minor
league deal with SD in February 2022. • Went 3-4 with a 5.09 ERA as a starter (17 appearances) and
1-2 with a 8.18 ERA in 12 relief apperances.
• Made just one start in 2019 for High-A Wilmington before
eventually undergoing Tommy John surgery in May 2019.
• In 2015, graduated from Lawrence North High School 2015-21
(IN), where he went 6-1 with a 0.68 ERA and 81 strikeouts
• Split the 2021 season between Single-A Quad Cities and
in 51.2 innings as a senior. Committed to Vanderbilt
Double-A Northwest Arkansas, making 28 appearances
University before signing with the Royals.
overall (7 starts) for a combined 6-3 record and 6.30 ERA
(53 ER, 75.2 IP)...did not pitch in 2020 due to the COVID-19
Pandemic....in 2019, was placed on the 7-Day Injured List
2023 SEASON following his first start of the season on April 9, and missed
• Split the 2023 season between Double-A San Antonio and the rest of the year due to injury after undergoing Tommy
Triple-A El Paso, receving the first Triple-A action of his John surgery in May of 2019.
career...went a combined 4-6 in 28 appearances (23 starts) • In 2018, recorded career highs in wins (10), innings (125.1)
while posting a cumulative 5.21 ERA (73 ER, 126.0 IP). and strikeouts (93), and matched a career high with 24
• Began the season with SA where he posted a 4.08 ERA in 14 starts...recorded his first two career shutouts: June 15, a
appearances (12 starts) for a 3-3 record. 4-0 win @ Rome, his last start with Lexington, in which he
allowed just six hits and no walks with seven strikeouts
• In the 1st month of April to start the season, had a 0.53 ERA in 9.0 innings...also had a 7.0-inning shutout in an 8-0
with the Missions in 5 appearances (3 starts) while posting Wilmington win @ Frederick on July 23, in which he allowed
a 0.76 WHP and holding opponents to a .167 clip. just 2 hits and 1 walk with 4 strikeouts.
• Righties hit .204 against him at the Double-A level while • In 2017, split the campaign between the Rookie-Level AZL
lefties hit .317. Royals, Rookie-Level Burlington, and Single-A Lexington,
going 1-12 with a 7.87 ERA (74 ER, 84.2 IP) and a .354
• Was promoted to El Paso on June 28 and made his
opponent clip...made 22 appearances (18 starts), striking out
Chihuhuas debut the next day on June 29 @ Albuquerque.
53 batters and walking 40.
• Finished the season with ELP, going 1-3 with a 6.39 ERA
• In 2016, made 24 appearances (all starts) with Single-A
in 12 appearances (11 starts)...struck out 44 with 29 walks
Lexington, going 3-11 with a 7.57 ERA and .314 opponent
allowed, but opponents hit .326 against him.
average...in his 1st professional stint in 2015, made 11
• With RISP at the Triple-A level, held batters to a .253 appearances (all starts) for Rookie-Level Burlington, posting
average (19-for-75). a 4.91 ERA with 16 strikeouts against 11 walks.
• Re-signed with SD as a minor league free agent on
November 6, 2023 and received an invitation to Spring
Training.
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WATSON
PERSONAL in the 1st round of the 2015 First-Year Player Draft (33rd
overall).
• In 2015, graduated from Lawrence North High School (Ind.),
where he went 6-1 with a 0.68 ERA and 81 strikeouts in 51.2 • Parents are Perry and Melinda Watson, and his older
innings as a senior. brother, Tyler, graduated from Lawrence North HS in 2009
and played baseball at Anderson University.
• Was committed to Vanderbilt before signing with the Royals
NOLAN WATSON CAREER PITCHING

2015 BUR ROK 0 3 4.91 11 11 0 0 0 29.1 39 24 16 2 3 11 16 1.70 .320 122 4 3 137 214/162
2016 LEX A(Full) 3 11 7.57 24 24 0 0 0 96.1 125 95 81 19 10 44 60 1.75 .314 398 10 3 460 1700/1046
2017 A-ROY ROK 0 1 25.07 4 2 0 0 0 4.2 15 13 13 0 0 4 2 4.07 .536 28 3 0 33 53/34
2017 BUR ROK 0 1 7.36 3 3 0 0 0 11.0 15 9 9 0 0 3 10 1.64 .306 49 1 0 52 164/114
2017 LEX A(Full) 1 10 6.78 15 13 0 1 1 69.0 101 64 52 8 3 33 41 1.94 .345 293 6 6 335 1205/716
2017 3 Teams Minors 1 12 7.87 22 18 0 1 1 84.2 131 86 74 8 3 40 53 2.02 .354 370 10 6 420 1422/864
2017 2 Teams ROK 0 2 12.64 7 5 0 0 0 15.2 30 22 22 0 0 7 12 2.36 .390 77 4 0 85 217/148
2018 LEX A(Full) 4 6 5.81 13 13 1 0 0 66.2 94 55 43 9 9 21 63 1.73 .331 284 7 8 319 1109/725
2018 WIL A(Adv) 6 4 4.60 11 11 1 0 0 58.2 65 33 30 5 4 26 30 1.55 .291 223 3 9 256 936/572
2018 2 Teams Minors 10 10 5.24 24 24 2 0 0 125.1 159 88 73 14 13 47 93 1.64 .314 507 10 17 575 2045/1297
2019 WIL A(Adv) 0 0 0.00 1 1 0 0 0 4.1 4 1 0 0 1 1 3 1.15 .222 18 1 0 20 78/47
2021 QC A+ 1 0 11.05 3 1 0 0 0 7.1 15 10 9 0 1 3 5 2.45 .429 35 0 1 41 147/96
2021 NWA AA 5 3 5.80 25 6 0 0 0 68.1 86 46 44 12 5 31 41 1.71 .315 273 4 8 314 1074/657
2021 2 Teams Minors 6 3 6.30 28 7 0 0 0 75.2 101 56 53 12 6 34 46 1.78 .328 308 4 9 355 1221/753
2022 SA AA 4 6 5.84 29 17 0 0 1 91.0 100 65 59 8 15 46 94 1.60 .275 363 4 7 427 1699/1043
2023 SA AA 3 3 4.08 14 12 0 0 0 64.0 60 34 29 7 5 22 41 1.28 .252 238 1 5 271 995/659
2023 ELP AAA 1 3 6.39 12 11 0 0 0 62.0 84 48 44 12 2 29 44 1.82 .326 258 2 7 292 1041/666
2023 2 Teams Minors 4 6 5.21 26 23 0 0 0 126.0 144 82 73 19 7 51 85 1.55 .290 496 3 12 563 2036/1325

2015 Signed by KC as a 1st-round selection (33rd overall) in the 2015 First-Year Player Draft, June 29
2022 Signed by SD as a minor league free agent, February 14
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WILSON
36
Height: 6-4 Bats: R Full Name Steven Christopher Wilson
Date of Birth August 24, 1994 in Littleton, Colorado
Weight: 222 Throws: R Current Residence Littleton, Colorado
@Swilson2436 MLB Service Time 2.000
swilson2436 How Obtained Signed as an eighth-round selection in the 2018 First-Year Player Draft on June 14, 2018

• Tossed exactly 53.0 IP for the 2nd consecutive season in
2023 and his 22 holds led all SD relievers, with 16 of the
22 coming prior to the All-Star break. appearances in 2019.
•R
ecorded a hold in a career-high 6 consecutive outings •O
n the season, his 22 holds led the Padres and ranked 10th
from June 10-20, 2023. It was the longest consecutive in the NL…16 of his 22 holds came in the first half of the
hold streak by a SD reliever since Craig Stammen had a season, which ranked 8th in the Majors and 5th in the NL
hold in 7 straight appearances in 2019. prior to the All-Star break.
•A
mong all hurlers who have made at least 50 •P
osted a 7.31 ERA (13 ER, 16.0 IP), 1.56 WHIP and .230 AVG
appearances in Petco Park history, his career 1.07 ERA at against in the 2nd half…10 of his 13 ER allowed in the second
the end of 2023 in downtown San Diego ranked 1st and half came across 3 of his 17 outings.
his .152 opponent clip ranked T-1st with Joaquin Benoit. •H
ad 2 stints on the 15-day IL…was placed on the IL from
• Was scoreless in 37 of his 50 outings for the Padres June 27-July 14 with a right pectoral strain…placed on the IL
in his rookie 2022 campaign, limiting opponents to a again on Aug 30 and missed the remainder of the season
.191/.277/.346 slash line. with left hip inflammation.
• Earned the winning decision in both of his first 2 MLB •A

mong all pitchers who made at least 30 appearances in
relief appearances in '22, becoming the 2nd Padres their home park, his 1.93 ERA (7 ER, 32.2 IP) ranked 14th in
pitcher to do so, joining Larry Hardy (April 28-May 5, the Majors and 7th in the NL.
1974). Also became just the 4th ML pitcher to accomplish •P
osted a 7.08 ERA (16 ER, 20.1 IP) on the road, which was
the feat over the last 25 seasons. 7th-highest in the Majors and 4th-highest in the NL among
• Attended Santa Clara University (CA) and underwent all hurlers who made at least 20 appearances in away parks.
Tommy John surgery in 2017. In his final year for the •T
he +5.15 road/home ERA differential was the 4th-highest
Broncos in '18, he was named an All-West Coast in the Majors in ’23 (min. 20 app both home & away), trailing
Conference Honorable Mention and to the WCC All- only bullpen-mate Tim Hill (+8.87), Aaron Loup (+5.32) and
Academic Team, leading the team with a 3.07 ERA and Taylor Saucedo (+5.17).
58 strikeouts in 44.0 IP.
•P
er Statcast, relied on 5 pitches: Sweeper (59.7%), 4-Seam
Fastball (36.4%), Changeup (3.2%), Cutter (0.6%) and Slider
(0.1%).
2023 SEASON
•O
pponents hit just .165 (20-121) vs. the sweeper, his most-
•M
ade a career-high 52 appearances in his 2nd Major used pitched…but 6 of his 7 HR allowed came against the
League season, which ranked 5th out of the SD pen in pitch.
’23…his 53.0 IP matched his exact total from his rookie ’22
campaign. •R
anked in the 81st percentile and above in xBA (98th, .185),
hard-hit % (85th, 33.3%), avg exit velocity (84th, 87.2 mph)
•W
as scoreless in 11 of his first 12 appearances of the season and xERA (81st, 3.45).
from March 30-April 22, going 1-0 with 5 holds and a 0.66
ERA, 0.66 WHIP and .091 WHIP.
• 7 of his total 23 ER on the season came across his next 2 2022
app. (April 25 @ CHC and April 29 vs. SF).
• Made the Padres' Opening Day roster and went 4-2 with
•O
wned 2 separate scoreless inning streaks of 10.0+ IP in 1 SV and 5 holds in 50 appearances in his rookie 2022
'23...tossed a career-high 14.0 scoreless IP across 15 app campaign...the 50 app. tied with Nabil Crismatt for 3rd-most
from May 1-June 5 and a 10.1 scoreless IP across 9 app from in the SD pen, trailing only Luis Garcia (64) and Tim Hill (55).
April 6-22.
• Was scoreless in 37 of his 50 app., limiting opponents to a
•R
ecorded a hold in a career-high 6 consecutive outings from .191/.277/.346 slash line.
June 10-20...it was the longest consecutive hold streak by
• Was scoreless in each of his first 17 outings at home...
a SD reliever since Craig Stammen had a hold in 7 straight
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WILSON
allowed 4 runs (3 ER) across his final 7 home appearances... appearance of the season on Sept. 29 vs. LAD, striking out
his .118 AVG at home ranked 3rd among all ML relievers Mookie Betts and Freddie Freeman while forcing Trea Turner
(min. 20 app.), trailing only CIN's Alexis Diaz (.105) and CLE's to ground out...he allowed an unearned run allowing the
Emmanuel Clase (.108)...he was 1 of just 9 ML relievers to automatic base runner in the top of the 10th to score the
have a 1.00 ERA-or-lower at home...on the road, he had a night before, becoming the 1st Padre to ever finish a game
5.19 ERA and .252 opp. AVG in 26 app. and 26.0 IP. and start the next in consecutive days...1 other player also
did so earlier in ‘22 (TEX's Brett Martin on June 24-25).
• Earned the winning decision in both of his first 2 MLB
appearances in relief (April 9 @ ARI and April 11 @ SF), • Per Statcast, he relied on 3 pitches: 4-Seam Fastball
becoming the 2nd Padres pitcher to do so, joining Larry (52.2%), Slider (42.2%) and Changeup (5.6%).
Hardy (April 28-May 5, 1974), who earned wins in each of his
• Ranked in the 96th percentile in XBA (.182) and the 90th
1st 2 career apps., both non-starts…also became just the 4th
percentile in XSLG (.306).
pitcher to accomplish the feat over the last 25 seasons.
POSTSEASON:
Made his Postseason debut during his
• Struck out a career-high 5 of the 6 batters he faced across
rookie campaign, posting 2 scoreless outings in his 4 app.
2.0 IP his 3rd ML appearance on April 13 @ SF.
and allowing just 2 hits across his 3.2 IP (.154 AVG).
• Earned a hold in 4 consecutive outings from April 17-23, the
• Entered in the 8th inning of Game 2 of the Wild Card Series
4th through 7th appearances of his ML career.
vs. NYM on Oct. 8, retiring all 3 batters he faced on 11
• Optioned to El Paso (AAA) twice from May 20-22 and Aug. pitches while striking out 2 in SD’s 7-3 defeat.
6-15…had just one stint on the IL from June 26-July 15 (left
• Made his 2nd career Postseason app. in Game 1 of the
hamstring tendinitis).
NLDS on Oct. 11, entering the game in the 3rd inning in relief
• Tossed a career-high 3.0-shutout IP of 1-hit ball on June 6 vs. of Mike Clevinger, tossing 1.1 scoreless innings with 2 BB
NYM…tossed 1.1 innings-or-more on 11 occasions, going 1-0 and 2 SO in SD’s 5-3 defeat…the 37 pitches thrown were the
with a 1.37 ERA and .127 opp. AVG in those outings. 3rd-most of his career, trailing only his 39 on June 6 vs. NYM
and Aug. 5 @ LAD.
• Posted a career-high 12.2 scoreless-inning streak across 10
appearances from July 29-Sept 4, allowing just 6 hits and 4 • Relieved Joe Musgrove in the 7th inning of Game 4 of the
walks while striking out 8. NLDS on Oct. 15...allowed 1 hit, 1 BB and 1 ER in 0.1 IP before
Tim Hill got SD out of the inning, stranding both runners en
• Made his first career start as an opener in his 3rd to last
route to SD’s 5-3, series-clinching victory.
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• Made his 4th appearance of the Postseason and his NLCS • Following the 2021 season, played for Escogido in the
debut in the 7th inning of Game 4 vs. PHI on Oct. 22, Dominican Winter League, where he struck out 14 batters
allowing a solo HR to JT Realmuto. against 1 walk over 10 shutout innings of two-hit ball.
2021 2020
• Received a non-roster invitation to Major League Spring • Received an invite to Major League Spring Training and
Training, beginning the season with El Paso (AAA). made 2 scoreless relief appearances.
• Spent the marjoity of the campaign with ELP, posting a • Was not a part of the Padres 60-man player pool at their
3.43 ERA (15 ER, 39.1 IP) in 28 appearances (all in relief), Alternate Training Site during the regular season.
including a 0.92 WHIP and .157 opponent average.
• Among Triple-A West pitchers with 30.0+ IP, Wilson’s .156
2019
opponent's average led the league, and his 14.42 strikeouts
per nine ranked 2nd. • Split his 1st full professional campaign between El Paso
(AAA) and Lake Elsinore (A), owning a 2.67 ERA (19 ER, 64.0
• Between the Arizona Complex League Padres and ELP, he
IP) in 42 appearances (all in relief).
posted a career high 15.2 strikeouts per nine innings.
• Began the season with LE, where he made 17 relief app.
• Made just 3 appearances to start the season before landing
from April 6-June 16, posting a 0.93 ERA (3 ER, 29.0 IP), a
on the 7-Day Injured List on May 17 for nearly two months
.183 opponent clip (19-for-104) and .227 opp. OBP.
with an arm injury.
• While with the Storm, had 43 SO with 4 BB for a 13.3 SO/9.
• Made two rehab appearances with Rookie-Level ACL
Padres on July 2 and July 5, pitching 2.2 innings of scoreless, • Bypassed the Double-A level and was promoted to ELP on
1-hit ball with 8 strikeouts and 0 walks...returned to the June 17…made his ELP debut on June 18 and proceeded to
Chihuhuas on July 10. make 25 app. out of the bullpen to finish the season.
• Made 11 appearances for ELP in which he tossed at least 2.0 • Did not allow a single earned run in both May and June,
innings. tossing 22.2 IP in that time and making 13 app. with 9 hits
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and 1 unearned run allowed. June 18-July 4 for a 1.80 ERA in 5.0 IP and a .235 opp. AVG.
• ELP went 14-11 in games in which he appeared, and he • In just 2 games with LE, worked a total of 3.0 IP and allowed
owned a 4.11 ERA (16 ER, 35.0 IP), owning a .206 opp. AVG. 3 ER and 4 hits in both app.
• With ELP, had 42 SO and 10.8 SO/9…fanned at least 1 batter
in 23 of his 25 app. and fanned multiple 13 times.
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• With RISP, Single-A opponents hit .038 against him (1-for-
• Son of Robert and Debra. Robert is an NCAA umpire. Steven
26) and Triple-A opponents hit .220.
has five siblings: Michael Roan, Brandon Wilson, Greg
Schar, Nick Schar and Spencer Schar.
2018 • Graduated from Dakota Ridge High School in Littleton, Col.
in 2012...named League MVP, First-Team All-Conference,
• Split the year between Tri-City (A) and Lake Elsinore (A),
Academic All-State and Athlete of the Year as a senior.
appearing in just 5 G for a 7.88 ERA (7 ER, 8.0 IP).
• Made his professional debut with TRI, making 3 app. from
STEVEN WILSON CAREER PITCHING

2018 TRI A(Short) 1 0 1.80 3 0 0 0 0 5.0 4 2 1 0 0 1 6 1.00 .235 17 1 0 19 76/49
2018 LE A(Adv) 0 0 18.00 2 0 0 0 0 3.0 8 6 6 2 0 3 3 3.67 .471 17 1 0 21 84/45
2018 2 Teams Minors 1 0 7.88 5 0 0 0 0 8.0 12 8 7 2 0 4 9 2.00 .353 34 2 0 40 160/94
2019 LE A(Adv) 2 0 0.93 17 0 0 0 0 29.0 19 3 3 2 2 4 43 0.79 .184 103 2 1 110 424/273
2019 ELP AAA 1 3 4.11 25 0 0 0 2 35.0 26 19 16 5 0 22 42 1.37 .213 122 2 4 148 588/357
2019 2 Teams Minors 3 3 2.67 42 0 0 0 2 64.0 45 22 19 7 2 26 85 1.11 .200 225 4 5 258 1012/630
2021 A-PAD ROK 0 0 0.00 2 0 0 0 0 2.2 1 0 0 0 0 0 8 0.38 .111 9 0 0 9 25/25
2021 ELP AAA 4 0 3.43 28 0 0 0 1 39.1 22 18 15 7 2 14 63 0.92 .157 140 1 1 157 691/436
2021 2 Teams Minors 4 0 3.21 30 0 0 0 1 42.0 23 18 15 7 2 14 71 0.88 .154 149 1 1 166 716/461
2022 ELP AAA 0 0 4.50 2 0 0 0 0 2.0 1 1 1 1 0 0 4 0.50 .143 7 0 0 7 38/24
2022 SD MLB 4 2 3.06 50 1 0 1 3 53.0 36 20 18 7 3 20 53 1.06 .191 188 4 2 214 874/554
2023 SD MLB 1 2 3.91 52 0 0 0 2 53.0 35 23 23 7 3 27 57 1.17 .185 189 0 3 219 938/570
Career SD MLB 5 4 3.48 102 1 0 1 5 106.0 71 43 41 14 6 47 110 1.11 .188 377 4 5 433 1812/1124
WILD CARD
2022 SD MLB 0 0 0.00 1 0 0 0 0 1.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0.00 .000 3 0 0 3 11/8
DIVISION SERIES
2022 SD MLB 0 0 5.40 2 0 0 0 0 1.2 1 1 1 0 1 3 2 2.40 .167 6 1 0 11 49/29

2022 SD MLB 0 0 9.00 1 0 0 0 0 1.0 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 1.00 .250 4 0 0 4 14/12
2022 SD MLB 0 0 4.91 4 0 0 0 0 3.2 2 2 2 1 1 3 4 1.36 .154 13 1 0 18 74/49

2018 Signed by SD as an eighth-round selection in the First-Year Player Draft, June 14
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HISTORY & RECORDS
2023 SEASON IN REVIEW

EXECUTIVES
The Padres finished the 2023 season having won 15 of their final 18 games (.833), the most wins of any team in MLB after Sept. 11...from
September 1, they went 20-7 (.741) over their final 27 games of the season, marking their best winning percentage from September 1st
through the end of the regular season in franchise history (previous record was held by the 1989 Padres who went 20-8 (.714) from
September 1 - October 1 that year). From September 13 through the end of the season, Padres pitchers led MLB in ERA (1.95 ERA,
opponents' average (.193 AVG), fewest extra-base hits allowed (33), and opponent OPS (.575)...they had the best WHIP (1.05) and
baserunner per 9 IP (9.73) in the National League in that time. The Friars swept the White Sox in their last series of the year, finishing
2023 with a 5-game winning streak and winning their their 6th consecutive series (1st time winning 6 consecutive series since doing so
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& STAFF
from August 27-Sept. 13, 2009)....it was San Diego's 3rd sweep in their final 5 series played (also swept @ Oakland A's and vs. Colorado
Rockies) and their 6th series sweep...of the Padres' 5 sweeps of at least 3 games, 3 of them came in the final 5 series played of the year.
On November 5, MLB named Fernando Tatis Jr. (RF) and Ha-Seong Kim (UTL) as National League Gold Glove winners, with Tatis Jr.
also taking home the NL Platinum Glove award (announced on November 10), given to the top defensive player overall in each league
Tatis Jr. became the Padres first-ever Platinum Glove Award winner, and the first outfielder from the NL to ever garner the award,
which debuted in 2011.
Tatis Jr. played 137 games and 1175.1 innings in right field 2023, his 1st full season in right (having played 20 games and 151.1 innings in
RF in 2021)...Tatis Jr. led all Major League right fielders in outs above average (11), and he posted a .980 fielding percentage in RF with
the 2nd-most putouts of any NL right fielder (282, behind WSH Lane Thomas' 319)...his 12 outfield assists in right also ranked 2nd in
the league at the position (behind Thomas' 16) with his 12 outfield assists overall ranked T-3rd in the NL...his 134 games started in RF
ranked 4th in the NL bheind Ronald Acuna Jr. (156), Nick Castellanos (148), and Lane Thomas (148). Per Statcast, Tatis prevented 4 extra
runs from baserunners, the 5th-most of any NL outfielder behind Nolan Jones (8), Brenton Doyle (7), Thomas Lane (5), and Ronald
Acuna Jr. (5)...Tatis recorded 9 outs with a 26-50% catch probability, tied with Brenton Doyle for the most of any outfielder in 2023.
Kim posted a .988 overall fielding percentage in 2023, playing 158 games and 1263.1 innings (105 games at 2B, 32 at 3B, and 20 at SS)..
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at 2B, he had a .991 fielding percentage, committing 4 errors in 439 total chances...his .991 fielding percentage at 2B was the 4th-highest
at the position in the National League (min. 100 games played), and only NYM's Jeff McNeil committed fewer errors (3)...Kim's 2.83
assists per 9 innings played at 2B ranked 2nd in the NL behind SF's Thairo Estrada's 3.19 A/9 at 2B...Kim's 10 outs above average overall
in 2023 ranked 2nd on the Padres behind just Manny Machado's 11 OAA, and his 7 OAA specifically at 2B ranked 4th in the NL behind
SF's Thairo Estrada (20), PHI's Bryson Stott (16) and CHC's Nico Hoerner (14).
Blake Snell garnered the 5th Cy Young in Padres history, and became the 7th pitcher to ever win the accolade in both leagues, joining
Gaylord Perry, Randy Johnson, Pedro Martinez, Roger Clemens, Roy Halladay, & Max Scherzer. He finished the season as MLB's ERA
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leader (2.25), and it was the the 3rd lowest of any starter in San Diego history, behind just Dave Roberts' 2.10 in 1971 and Randy Jones'
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2.24 in 1975...his .181 opponents' average was also the lowest in the Majors and the lowest of any Padre starter in a season in club
history...he led the Majors in walks allowed (99 walks allowed), and became the first Cy Young Award winner since Early Wynn (1959)
to lead MLB in walks, and the 1st pitcher in baseball history to finish with MLB's lowest ERA and most walks.
Juan Soto played in all 162 games of of the 2023 season, becoming the 6th Padre ever to play in all 162 in a season (and for the 1st
time in Soto's career, besting his previous 153 games in 2022 between Washington and San Diego)...he joined the following Friars to
accomplish the feat: Dave Winfield (1980), Steve Garvey (1985), Joe Carter (1990), Adrian Gonzalez (2008), & Freddy Galvis (2018)...
&
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HISTORY &
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HISTORY
others in MLB in 2023 to play in 162 games were ATL's Matt Olson, TEX's Marcus Semien, and SEA's Eugenio Suarez. Soto's 132 walks
tied Jack Clark's club set in 1989 for the most in a season in Padres' history...it was his 3rd straight season with 130+ walks (145 BB in
2021 and 135 in 2022), drawing 412 walks since the start of the 2021 season (the most in baseball in that time, with the next most being
Kyle Schwarber's 276 walks since 2021...Soto led all of baseball in on-base percentage from '21-23 with a .425 OBP. Juan Soto led the
Majors in walks with 132 free passes, and Blake Snell led the Majors in walks allowed (99), which is the 1st time the Padres ever had
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a batter lead all players in walks and a pitcher lead in walks allowed...it was the 1st time a team had the MLB walks leader and walks
allowed leader since the 1997 San Francisco Giants (Barry Bonds' 145 walks and Shawn Estes' 100 free passes).
The Padres finished 2023 with a new franchise home attendance record of 3,232,310 in 79 games at Petco Park (59 Petco Park
sellouts)...including their 2 games in Mexico City this year, the Padres' 3,271,554 overall home attendance ranked 2nd in baseball behind
just the Dodgers (3,837,079)...San Diego welcomed an average of 40,915 fans per game @ Petco Park, also ranking as the 2nd highest
average home attendance total this season behind LAD's 47,371.
SCOUTING & PLAYER
DEVELOPMENT
San Diego was represented in Josh Hader and Juan Soto in the 2023 All-Star game in Seattle on July 11...it was Hader's 5th selection
and Soto's 3rd)...in the B-8th, Hader allowed a leadoff single to Whit Merrifield, but he got Salvador Perez to fly to teammate Juan Soto
before Brent Rooker lined into a double play...Soto hit 115.4 mph single in the 9th inning – the hardest-hit ball Statcast has ever tracked
in an All-Star Game.
On January 15, 2023, the Padres signed 16-year-old catcher Ethan Salas out of Caracas, Venezuela, the No. 1 ranked overall prospect
in the 2023 International Draft class...he played for Aguilas del Zulia in the Venezuelan Winter League this past season, where he was
more than 12 years younger than the average player...he began his minor league career with Single-A Lake Elsinore at the age of 16,
where he batted .267 for the Storm (51-for-191) with 11 doubles, 2 triples, 9 home runs, and 35 RBI in 48 games played...on August 8, he
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was promoted to Single-A Fort Wayne, and after just 9 games with the TinCaps (in which he was 7-for-35, .200), he was promoted to
Double-A San Antonio...Salas finished the season with the Missions, where he went 5-for-28 (.179) in 9 games. Salas was awarded the
Minor League "Debut of the Year" award on October 2nd...the No. 5 overall prospect by MLB Pipeline (also the No. 1 Padres' prospect
and the No. 1 catching prospect overall) was named the California League player of the month for July. Salas turned 17 on June 1, 2023,
and when he was promoted to Double-A San Antonio, he became the youngest player in Double-A, where the average age is 24...
Michael De León, who played for Double-A Frisco in the Rangers' organization at age 17 in 2014, is thought to be the last 17-year-old
COMMUNITY
to reach that level...in his Double-A debut on August 22, he hit a walk-off double in the 10th inning, delivering an 8-7 Missions win...he
suffered a right knee sprain on September 2, ending his 2023 season.
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On July 9th, the Padres selected CF Dillon Head from Homewood Flossmoor High School (Ill.) with the 25th overall pick in the 2023
First-Year Player Draft. Head began his professional career with Rookie-League Padres, batting .294 (15-for-51) in 14 games with 4
EXECUTIVES
doubles, a triple, and a homer...he was promoted to Single-A Lake Elsinore on August 21, and he hit .241 (13-for-54) in 13 games to
conclude his 1st season in the Padres' system.
On September 27 @ SF, the Padres won their 1st extra-inning game of the season, winning 5-2 over the Giants (had previously been
0-12)...it came on game 159 of the season...they finished with a 2-12 record in extras with a 2-1, 11-inning win @ the White Sox in the last
game of the season (October 1). Following the 2022 regular season, the Padres led the National League in both 1-run wins (30) and
extra-inning wins (12)....in 2023, however, they finished last in the NL in both 1-run wins (9) and extra-inning wins (2)...in doing so, it
MANAGER
& STAFF
was the 3rd time in MLB history in which a team went from leading the league in both categories in one season to finishing last in their
league in both categories, joining the 1933-34 Washington Senators and the 1918-19 Washington Senators (Elias). Despite the Padres
tying for the 8th-best winning percentage of any National League team this year (.506), their +104 run differential was the 3rd best in
the NL, trailing the Dodgers (207) and the Braves (231)...among all teams in MLB history to finish the year with a +100 run differential,
their .506 winning % is the lowest (Elias).
ADVISORS & BASEBALL

On August 1, 2023, the Padres announced the acquisition of LHP Rich Hill and 1B/DH Ji Man Choi from the Pirates in exchange for LHP
SUPPORT STAFF,
OPERATIONS
Jackson Wolf, 1B Alfonso Rivas, and OF Estuar Suero...in the final hour of the deadline, the Padres made acquired RHP Scott Barlow
from the Royals in exchange for RHPs Jesus Rio and Henry Williams and acquired INF Garrett Cooper and RHP Sean Reynolds from
the Miami Marlins in exchange for LHP Ryan Weathers....Choi went 2-for-31 with the Padres (.065), getting both hits in his penultimate
game played of 2023, and Rich Hill posted a 1-4 record in 10 appearances (5 starts) with a 8.23 ERA...Garrett Cooper hit .239 with San
Diego in 41 games with a .402 SLG, and Scott Barlow owned a 3.07 ERA in 25 appearances out of the 'pen.
Manny Machado underwent right elbow extensor tendon surgery on October 3 and Yu Darvish was placed on the 15-day IL with
right elbow inflammation on August 28, and he was shut down for the season with a stress reaction in his right elbow on September
12, having made his final start of the season on August 25 @ Milwaukee. Jake Cronenworth was hit by a pitch on his right wrist on
& PERFORMANCE
PLAYER HEALTH
August 25, and he was placed on the IL with a right wrist fracture...no surgery was required. On September 30, the Padres placed C
Luis Campusano on the 10-day IL with a right ankle sprain...he dealt with a left thumb sprain earlier in the year (was placed on the 10-
day IL on April 17), and after being transferred to the 60-day IL, he was reactivated on July 18. LHP Tim Hill was shut down with a left
ring finger sprain on September 11, and he underwent surgery on Sept. 20...Hill missed almost all of August with the injury before he
came off the injured list in early September...on August 4, the Padres placed Joe Musgrove on the 15-day IL with right shoulder capsule
inflammation...Musgrove began experiencing stiffness in his shoulder following his July 28 start, and he was shut down from throwing
for 4 weeks...Musgrove was eventually transferred to the 60-Day IL on September 30.
On July 28, Padres inducted 2007 National League Cy Young Award winner Jake Peavy and long-time team owner John Moores as the
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newest members of the Padres' Hall of Fame...the inductions took place as part of a Home Plate ceremony on Friday, July 28 prior to the
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Padres vs. Texas Rangers game, with Peavy and Moores serving as the 18th and 19th members to be inducted, respectively.
May 18, the Padres, in conjunction with the Padres Foundation, welcomed 580 guests to dine on the Petco Park playing field for the club’s
second annual Dinner on the Diamond presented by Sycuan Casino Resort, featuring a first-class dinner alongside Padres ownership,
players, coaches and alumni, cocktail hour, special games, and interviews featuring Padres players, and a musical performance by
Ashanti and Ja Rule...the Padres Foundation announced a total of $1 million raised for homelessness at the event...$500,000 raised for
HISTORY
RECORDS
HISTORY &
RECORDS
Urban Street Angels and Youth Assistance Coalition, and an additional $500,000 was commitment to ending homelessness.
On Sept. 13, the Padres announced the Cutwater Agave Club at Petco Park as the newest premium seating area to debut in the 2024
season. The Padres announced the return of The Links at Petco Park on October 2, the original and best nine-hole ballpark golf
&
experience...it returned for the 9th time in event history from Friday, October 13 through Sunday, October 22, 2023.
The Padres hosted many concerts, including the following in order of event: John Summit (April 7), Logic (June 29), Morgan Wallen
OPPONENTS
(July 14-15), Slightly Stoopid & Sublime with Rome (July 16), Jimmy Eat World + Machester Orchestra (July 21), Yellowcard (August 1),
Cigarettes After Sex (August 11), Darius Rucker (August 25), Kodak Black and NLE Choppa (August 26), Weezer (September 3), The
Revolutionists and Band of Horses (September 9), Kolohe Kai (September 15), Modest Mouse and Pixies (September 16), All American
Rejects with Newfound Glory (October 6), RL Grime (October 26), and Hozier (October 29).
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1984 NL CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES

Game 1
EXECUTIVES
The 1984 Padres became the first team in NLCS play and only the second team in Championship Series
history to come back from a 2-0 deficit to win the series (1982 Milwaukee Brewers in the ALCS). The October 2 @ CHC
Chicago Cubs hit six home runs in the first two games at Wrigley Field, winning 13-0 and 4-2. But in their 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 R H E
return home to San Diego, consecutive record-breaking crowds filled San Diego/Jack Murphy Stadium SD 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 6 1
as the Padres swept the trio of home games, advancing to their first-ever World Series. First baseman
Steve Garvey hit .400 (8-for-20) in the five games en route to his second-career NLCS MVP Award. In CHC 2 0 3 0 6 2 0 0 x 13 16 0
Game 4, Garvey went 4-for-5 with a dramatic two-run HR off Cubs’ ace reliever Lee Smith in the bottom WP (Sutcliffe) LP (Show) SV (none)
MANAGER
of the ninth. The Padres rallied from a three-run deficit in the fifth game, with Craig Lefferts earning the
& STAFF
win in each of the final two games.

Game 2
October 3 @ CHC
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 R H E
SD 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 2 5 0
CHC 1 0 2 1 0 0 0 0 x 4 8 1
WP (Trout) LP (Thurmond) SV (Smith)
Game 3
October 4 vs. CHC
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 R H E
CHC 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 5 0
SD 0 0 0 0 3 4 0 0 x 7 11 0
WP (Trout) LP (Thurmond) SV (Smith)

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Game 4
October 6 vs. CHC
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 R H E
CHC 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 2 0 5 8 1
SD 0 0 2 0 1 0 2 0 2 7 11 0
WP (Lefferts) LP (Smith) SV (none)

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Game 5
PADRES
October 7 vs. CHC

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 R H E
CHC 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 5 1
SD 0 0 0 0 0 2 4 0 x 6 8 0
WP (Lefferts) LP (Sutcliffe) SV (Gossage)

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1984 WORLD SERIES
EXECUTIVES
In San Diego’s first trip to the World Series, the Padres went head-to-head with the Detroit Tigers,
who finished the regular season with a Major League-best 104-58 record. The Tigers won Game 1 at
San Diego’s Jack Murphy Stadium, with the Padres tying the series with a 5-3 win in Game 2. Kurt
Bevacqua went 3-for-4 in Game 2 with a fifth-inning, three-run home run, and he hit .412 (7-for-17) with
two doubles, two homers and four RBI in the series. Andy Hawkins earned the win in Game 2, working
5.1 shutout innings of one-hit relief. Following the Padres Game 2 victory, the Tigers swept the final
three contests to win their fourth World Championship in Detroit Tigers’ history.
MANAGER
& STAFF
Game 1
October 9 vs. DET
ADVISORS & BASEBALL

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 R H E
SUPPORT STAFF,
DET 1 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 3 8 0
OPERATIONS
SD 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 8 1
WP (Morris) LP (Thurmond) SV (none)
Game 2
October 10 vs. DET
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 R H E
DET 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 7 3
& PERFORMANCE
SD 1 0 0 1 3 0 0 0 x 5 11 0
PLAYER HEALTH
WP (Hawkings) LP (Petry) SV (Lefferts)
Game 3
October 12 @ DET
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 R H E
SD 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 2 10 0
DET 0 4 1 0 0 0 0 0 x 5 7 0
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WP (Wilcox) LP (Lollar) SV (Hernandez)
PADRES
Game 4
October 13 @ DET
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 R H E
SD 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 2 5 2
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RECORDS
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RECORDS
DET 2 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 x 4 7 0
WP (Morris) LP (Show) SV (none)
&
Game 5
October 14 @ DET
OPPONENTS
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 R H E
SD 0 0 1 2 0 0 0 1 0 4 10 1
DET 3 0 0 0 1 0 1 3 x 8 11 1
WP (Lopez) LP (Hawkins) SV (Hernandez)

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1996 NL DIVISION SERIES Game 1

EXECUTIVES
After winning the West on the last day of the regular season, the Padres were swept in the Division October 1 @ STL
Series by the St. Louis Cardinals, the National League Central Champions. In Game 3, a sellout crowd 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 R H E
of 53,899 fans at Jack Murphy Stadium cheered wildly as the Padres erased 1-0 and 5-4 deficits. SD 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 8 1
Following the heartbreaking loss, San Diego fans stood and cheered the Padres, who returned to STL 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 x 3 6 0
the field from the clubhouse and recognized the fans for keeping the faith during an unforgettable
WP (Stottlemyre) LP (Hamilton) SV (Eckersley)
1996 season.
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& STAFF
Game 2
October 3 @ STL
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 R H E
SD 0 0 0 0 1 2 0 1 0 4 6 0
STL
0 0 1 0 3 0 0 1 x 5 5 1
WP (Honeycutt) LP (Bochtler) SV (Eckersley)
Game 3
October 5 vs. STL
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 R H E
STL 1 0 0 0 0 3 1 0 2 7 13 1
SD 0 2 1 1 0 0 0 1 0 5 11 2
WP (Mathews) LP (Hoffman) SV (Eckersley)

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1996 NL CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES Game 1
EXECUTIVES
After winning the NL West by 9.5 games with a franchise-best 98-64 record, the Padres defeated the September 29 @ HOU
Central Division Champion Houston Astros in four games. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 R H E
In Game 1 against Randy Johnson, Padres’ starter Kevin Brown fanned a Division Series-record SD 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 2 9 1
16 batters and allowed only two hits in 8.0 shutout innings, en route to the Padres’ their first HOU 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 4 0
playoff win since 1984. 65,235 fans filled Qualcomm Stadium Upon their return to San Diego, WP (Brown) LP (Johnson) SV (Hoffman)
and on just three day’s rest, Kevin Brown limited the Astros to one run on three hits over 6.2
innings, and Trevor Hoffman struck out the side in the ninth to preserve the 2-1 win. In Game 4,
MANAGER
& STAFF
Sterling Hitchcock defeated Randy Johnson, allowing one run on three hits and 11 strikeouts over Game 2
6.0 innings.
October 1 @ HOU
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 R H E
SD 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 2 4 8 1
HOU 1 0 2 0 0 0 0 1 1 5 11 1
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WP (Wagner) LP (Miceli) SV (none)
SUPPORT STAFF,
OPERATIONS
Game 3
October 3 vs. HOU
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 R H E
HOU 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 4 0
SD 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 x 2 3 0
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PLAYER HEALTH
Game 4
October 4 vs. HOU
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 R H E
HOU 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 3 1
SD 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 4 x 6 7 1
WP (Hitchcock) LP (Johnson) SV (none)
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1998 NL CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES Game 1

EXECUTIVES
The Padres were considerable underdogs heading to Atlanta to take on the Braves, on the Atlanta, October 7 @ ATL
the “team of the ‘90s.” San Diego had not played in the NLCS in 14 years, and the start of the series 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 R H
opener at Turner Field was further delayed by rain by 2 hours and 1 minute. The game started at 10:16
p.m. and went into extra innings, capped by a 10th-inning solo home run from Ken Caminiti to win 3-2. SD 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 1 3 7
ATL 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 2 8
The Padres claimed Game 2 behind Kevin Brown’s three-hit, complete game shutout, fanning 11 in WP (Hoffman) LP (Lightenberg) SV (Wall)
the process. In front of 62,779 at Qualcomm Stadium in Game 3, Sterling Hitchcock and four relievers
led the Friars to a 4-1 win, combining to allow one run with 12 strikeouts and out-pitching four-time
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Cy Young winner Greg Maddux. The Braves claimed both Games 4 and 5, and back at Turner Field, Game 2
Sterling Hitchcock, the eventual NLCS MVP fanned eight in 5.0 innings of two-hit, shutout ball. The
October 8 @ ATL
Padres plated five runs in the sixth, advancing to their second World Series with a 5-0 win.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 R H E
SD 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 2 3 11 0
ATL
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 1
WO (Brown) LP (Glavine) SV (none)
Game 3
October 10 vs. ATL
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 R H E
ATL 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 8 2
SD 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 2 x 4 7 0
WO (Hitchcock) LP (Maddux) SV (Hoffman)

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PLAYER HEALTH
Game 4
October 11 vs. ATL
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 R H E
ATL 0 0 0 1 0 1 6 0 0 8 12 0
SD 0 0 2 0 0 1 0 0 0 3 8 0
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Game 5
PADRES
October 12 vs. ATL

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 R H E
ATL 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 5 0 7 14 1
SD 2 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 2 6 10 1
WP (Rocker) LP (Brown) SV (Maddux)

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HISTORY
Game 6
October 14 @ ATL
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 R H E
SD 0 0 0 0 0 5 0 0 0 5 10 0
OPPONENTS
ATL 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 1
WP (Hitchcock) LP (Glavine) SV (none)

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1998 WORLD SERIES
EXECUTIVES
The Padres made their first World Series appearance in 14 years in taking on the New York Yankees,
who had tied the American League record with 114 regular season wins. In the series opener at Yankee
Stadium, the Friars stormed to a 5-2 lead on a two-run home run off the bat of Greg Vaughn in the third
and back-to-back homers by Tony Gwynn and Vaughn in the fifth. In the seventh, New York plated
seven runs with Chuck Knoblauch’s game-tying, three-run homer and Tino Martinez’s game-winning
grand slam.
In the second game, New York scored nine runs on 14 hits in the first five innings on the way to a 9-3
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win, shifting the series to the West Coast. Game 3 went scoreless until the sixth, when San Diego struck
first with an RBI single by Tony Gwynn. The Padres went up 3-0, but Yankees retaliated with two runs
in the seventh and three in the eighth. The Padres closed to within 5-4 in the eighth before Mariano
Rivera ended the Friars’ threat. In Game 4, before the largest crowd to ever see a baseball game in San
Diego (65,427) the Padres and Yankees were locked in a scoreless tie until the sixth, when New York
broke through against Kevin Brown on an RBI groundout. Then in the eighth, the Yanks extended the
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lead on an RBI single by Brosius and a sac fly by Ricky Ledee. Rivera worked out of a bases-loaded jam
in the eighth and shut down the Padres in the ninth as the Yankees closed out their 24th World Series
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Championship.
Game 1
October 17 @ NYY
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 R H E
SD 0 0 2 0 3 0 0 1 0 6 8 1
NYY 0 2 0 0 0 0 7 0 x 9 9 1
WP (Wells) LP (Wall) SV (Rivera)
& PERFORMANCE
Game 2
PLAYER HEALTH
October 18 @ NYY
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 R H E
SD 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 2 0 3 10 1
NYY 3 3 1 0 2 0 0 0 x 9 16 0
WP (Hernandez) LP (Ashby) SV (none)
Game 3
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PADRES
October 20 vs. NYY
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 R H E
NYY 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 3 0 5 9 1
SD 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 1 0 4 7 1
WP (Mendoza) LP (Hoffman) SV (Rivera)
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Game 4
October 21 vs. NYY
&
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 R H E
NYY 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 2 0 3 9 0
SD 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 7 0
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WP (Pettitte) LP (Brown) SV (Rivera)
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2005 NL DIVISION SERIES

EXECUTIVES
The Padres, crowned National League West Champions with an 82-80 record, traveled to
St. Louis to face the NL Central Champion Cardinals in the second postseason meeting between the
two clubs (first: 1996 NLDS). NL strikeout leader Jake Peavy was tagged for eight runs on eight hits
over 4.1 innings, and he was forced from the game by a previously injured fractured rib. The Padres
plated three runs in the ninth to cut the lead to 8-5 before Ramon Hernandez struck out with the
bases loaded to end the game.
Pedro Astacio started Game 2 at Busch Stadium, and though he allowed just three hits, he issued Game 1
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three walks. Though the Padres scored two late runs and out-hit St. Louis for a second consecutive
game, they fell by a score of 6-2. The Padres returned to San Diego two days later, hosting their October 4 @ STL
first-ever postseason game at Petco Park, though the Friars fell 7-4 in the final game of the series. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 R H E
SD 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 3 5 13 1
STL 1 0 3 0 4 0 0 0 x 8 10 1
WP (Carpenter) LP (Peavy) SV (none)
Game 2
October 6 @ STL
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 R H E
SD 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 2 10 1
STL 0 0 2 2 0 0 2 0 x 6 6 0
WP (Mulder) LP (Astacio) SV (none)
Game 3
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PLAYER HEALTH
October 8 vs. STL

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 R H E
STL 1 4 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 7 13 1
SD 0 0 0 0 2 0 1 1 0 4 9 0
WP (Morris) LP (Williams) SV (Isringhausen)

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PADRES

In winning its second straight National League West Division title in 2006, the Padres made
back-to-back trips to the postseason for the first time in franchise history. The Padres finished
&
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with an identical 88-74 record as the Los Angeles Dodgers, but they claimed the crown after Game 1
HISTORY
winning the season series, 13-5. October 3 vs. STL

The Friars drew the St. Louis Cardinals in the first-round of the playoffs for the second consecutive 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 R H E
year, marking the third playoff meeting between the two clubs since 1996. In Game 1, Jake Peavy took STL 0 0 0 3 1 1 0 0 0 5 12 0
the mound, blanking the Cardinals for 3.0 innings before giving up five runs over the next 2.1 frames.
SD 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 6 0
2005 National League Cy Young Award winner Chris Carpenter limited San Diego to one run in the
OPPONENTS
WP (Carpenter) LP (Peavy) SV (none)

Padres’ 5-1 loss. In Game 2, veteran David Wells held St. Louis to two runs over 5.0 innings, but STL’s
Jeff Weaver combined with four relievers to blank San Diego 2-0 in front of 43,463 at Petco Park. In
Game 3 in St. Louis, Chris Young shut out the Cardinals for 6.2 innings at the new Busch Stadium, Game 2
and Trevor Hoffman pitched a perfect ninth for his first postseason save since the 1998 NLCS. The
3-1 win was the first postseason victory for the Padres since clinching the National League Pennant October 5 vs. STL
in 1998. In Game 4, Chris Carpenter tossed 6.0 scoreless frames against San Diego, and the eventual 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 R H E
World Series Champion Cardinals bested the Friars 6-2. STL 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 2 10 0

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SD 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 0
DEVELOPMENT
WP (Weaver) LP (Wells) SV (Wainwright)
Game 3
October 7 @ STL
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 R H E
SD 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 3 10 0
STL 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 5 2
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WP (Young) LP (Suppan) SV (Hoffman)
Game 4
October 8 @ STL
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 R H E
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SD 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 9 1
STL 2 0 0 0 0 4 0 0 x 6 7 0
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2020 NL WILD CARD SERIES
EXECUTIVES
In the 60-game regular season, shortened by the COVID-19 pandemic, the Padres clinched their 1st
Postseason berth since 2006 with their 7-4 win on September 20 vs. Seattle. The Padres faced off
against the St. Louis Cardinals in the Wild Card Series, losing the first game 7-4 before winning the
next two 11-9 and 4-0, respectively.
In Game 2, both Fernando Tatis Jr. and Wil Myers hit two homers apiece, marking the 2nd time in MLB
history that teammates homered multiple times in the same Postseason game. The other time was 88
years ago exactly by NYY’s Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig on October 1, 1932 in Game 3 of World Series @ Game 1
MANAGER
& STAFF
CHC, which was the fabled game in which Ruth called his shot in the 5th inning. September 30 vs. STL
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 R H E
The San Diego bullpen worked 6.2-or-more innings in all three games for just the second time in MLB
Postseason history, and they became the 1st team in Postseason history to use 8+ pitchers in three STL 4 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 1 7 13 0
straight games. It marked the Padres first Postseason series win since they defeated Atlanta in the SD 1 1 1 0 0 1 0 0 x 4 8 0
1998 NL Championship Series. WP (Gallegos) LP (Paddack) SV (Reyes)
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SUPPORT STAFF,
Game 2
OPERATIONS
October 1 vs. STL
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 R H E
STL 1 3 0 0 0 2 0 2 1 9 10 1
SD 0 0 0 2 0 4 3 2 x 11 15 2
WP (Pagán) LP (Ponce de Leon) SV (Rosenthal)
Game 3
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PLAYER HEALTH
October 2 vs. STL
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 R H E
STL 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 2
SD 0 0 0 0 1 0 2 1 x 4 8 1
WP (Adams) LP (Flaherty) SV (none)
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PADRES
The Padres faced the eventual World Series Champion Los Angeles Dodgers in the best-of-five series
at Globe Life Field in Arlington, Texas. Due to the pandemic, the two teams quarantined prior to their
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travel to Texas, and they also stayed at the same hotel in Dallas.
In Game 1, starter Mike Clevinger (acquired by SD from Cleveland on August 31, 2020) was unable
to make it out of the 2nd inning, leaving the game with an injury (would later undergo Tommy John
&
surgery on November 17, 2020). LHP Ryan Weathers made his Major League debut in the third inning,
Game 1
and he worked 1.1 IP of hitless, scoreless ball while striking out 1 with 2 walks.
October 6 @ LAD
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In Game 2, center fielder Cody Bellinger robbed Fernando Tatis Jr. of a 7th inning, go-ahead home run. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 R H E
Despite cutting the deficit to 6-5 in the 9th inning, the Padres had their come-from-behind threat end
with the bases loaded. SD 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 3 1
LAD 0 0 0 0 1 4 0 0 x 5 4 0
In the final game of the series, San Diego fell 12-3 to the Dodgers to end the Friars’ World Series bid. WP (May) LP (Richards) SV (none)
Adrian Morejon got the start, and the Padres used a MLB Postseason record 11 pitchers in the game.
On a postgame Zoom interview, Fernando Tatis Jr. said: “This is a growing pain. We’re just getting
started.” Game 2
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October 7 @ LAD
DEVELOPMENT
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 R H E
SD 0 1 0 0 0 2 0 0 2 5 9 0
LAD 0 0 3 1 0 0 2 0 x 6 11 0
WP (Kershaw) LP (Davies) SV (Kelly)
Game 3
October 8 vs. LAD
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1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 R H E
LAD 0 1 5 1 1 0 0 0 4 12 14 1
SD 0 2 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 3 6 2
WP (Urías) LP (Morejon) SV (none)

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2022 NL WILD CARD SERIES

EXECUTIVES
The Padres claimed Game 1 of the NL Wild Card Series in New York with Yu Darvish on the mound.
Darvish's 7.0 innings were the most he had ever worked in a playoff game, and the Padres homered
4 times off starter Max Scherzer.
San Diego lost the second game 7-3, with Blake Snell going 3.1 innings with 6 walks. In the elimination Game 1
game, the Padres had Joe Musgrove on the mound, making his 1st-career Postseason start. He tossed
7.0 scoreless innings with 1 hit allowed and only 2 baserunners. He struck out 5 and walked 1 in 89 October 7 @ NYM
pitches, and entering the bottom of the 6th, Mets' Buck Showalter requested the umpires search 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 R H E
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Musgrove for illegal substances, of which they found none. Musgrove became the 1st pitcher in MLB SD 2 1 0 0 4 0 0 0 0 7 8 0
Postseason history to toss 7.0 scoreless innings with 1 or 0 hits allowed in an elimination game. NYM 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 7 0
WP (Darvish) LP (Scherzer) SV (none)

Game 2
October 8 @ NYM
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 R H E
SD 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 1 3 6 0
NYM 1 0 0 1 1 0 4 0 x 7 9 0
WP (deGrom) LP (Martinez) SV (Lugo)
Game 3
October 9 @ NYM
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 R H E
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PLAYER HEALTH
SD 0 2 0 1 1 0 0 2 0 6 10 0
NYM 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0
WP (Musgrove) LP (Bassitt) SV (none)

Going against the 111-win Dodgers, the Padres beat LA in four games in the NL Division Series. Their
Game 1
only loss to the Dodgers came in Game 1 in Los Angeles, when Mike Clevinger went just 2.2 innings October 11 @ LAD
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with 5 runs allowed. San Diego claimed Game 2 in Chavez Ravine, Yu Darvish punched out 7 Dodger 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 R H E
PADRES
batters and went 5.0 innings with 3 runs allowed. Relievers Robert Suarez and Nick Martinez both SD 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 3 7 1
recorded holds with 2.2 scoreless innings, and Josh Hader entered the game with 2 outs in the 8th,
recording his 1st save of 4+ outs since August 14, 2020 with Milwaukee. LAD 2 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 X 5 6 0
WP (Urías) LP (Clevinger) SV (Martin)

In the 8th inning of Game 2, a greater whitefronted goose made its way to Chavez Ravine, flew to
shallow right field, and set up camp. Bright lights can disorient birds that migrate at night, which this
species does. The goose became the Padres 2022 Postseason mascot, flying with them to the NLCS. Game 2
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HISTORY
Game 3 in San Diego marked the Padres' 1st playoff game at home in front of fans since October October 12 @ LAD
5, 2006 vs. the Cardinals in the NLDS. After being held scoreless through 6.0 innings (primarily by 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 R H E
Dodgers' starter Tyler Anderson) the Padres mounted a 5-run comeback in the 7th inning to send SD 1 0 2 0 0 1 0 1 0 5 9 0
the Dodgers home and advance to the NLCS for the 3rd time in their history and their 1st in 24 years. LAD 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 X 3 11 1
The Friars' win over LAD was the had been second instance in baseball history in which a team won WP (Darvish) LP (Graterol) SV (Hader)
OPPONENTS
a Postseason series against their opponent that finished with 22+ more wins than them: the White
Sox vs. Cubs in the 1906 World Series (Cubs had 23 more wins).
Game 3
The Padres went 5-14 in the regular season vs. LAD and they ended the regular season trailing the October 14 vs. LAD
Dodgers by 22.0 games. There have been 3 other teams in baseball history to win a Postseason 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 R H E
series in which they finished the regular season with as low (or lower) a winning percentage as the
Padres' .263 against the Dodgers this year (minimum 10 games played): the 1983 Phillies beat the LAD 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 6 0
Dodgers in the NLCS (went 1-11, .083 vs. LAD), the 1988 Dodgers beat the Mets in the NLCS (went SD 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 X 2 7 0
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1-10, 0.91 vs. NYM), and the 1971 Pirates beat the Giants in the NLCS (were 3-9, 0.25 vs. SF) WP (Snell) LP (Gonsolin) SV (Hader)
DEVELOPMENT
With the Padres finishing 15th in OPS (.700) and the Dodgers leading MLB with their OPS (.775),
there have now been just four instances in MLB history in which a team finished 15th or worse in Game 4
OPS and defeated a team in a Postseason series who led MLB in OPS. Prior to the Padres win over
the Dodgers, the White Sox (16th in OPS) defeated the Red Sox in the 2005 ALDS, the Braves (18th) October 15 vs. LAD
bested the Indians in the 1995 World Series, and the Cardinals (17th) defeated the Brewers in the 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 R H E
1982 World Series. LAD 0 0 3 0 0 0 1 0 0 3 7 0
SD 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 0 x 5 9 0
WP (Hill) LP (Almonte) SV (Hader)

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EXECUTIVES
After defeating the Dodgers in the NLDS, the Padres advanced to their third Championship Series in
club history and their 1st in 24 years (previously in 1984 versus the Cubs and 1998 versus the Braves).
The Friars fell in 5 games, winning just Game 2 in San Diego.
San Diego was shut out 2-0 in Game 1, despite starter Yu Darvish working 7.0 innings, of 3-hit ball.
In Game 2, the Padres overcame a four-run deficit to win 8-5, the largest a comeback a Padres team
Game 1
had ever made in a Postseason game that they went on to win. In the second game, Austin Nola October 18 vs. PHI
faced his younger brother, Aaron, and in his second at bat, he lined an RBI single to right-center field.
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They became the 1st pair of brothers to ever faced one another as batter/pitcher in the Postseason PHI 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 2 3 1
and were the sixth set of brothers in MLB history to face off in a Postseason game.
SD 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0
In Game 3 and their 1st of the series in Philadelphia, Joe Musgrove allowed 4 runs as Friars fell 4-2. WP (Wheeler) LP (Darvish) SV (Alvarado)
The Padres offense went 0-for-7 with RISP. In Game 4, after the Padres put up a 4-run bottom of the
1st inning, starter Mike Clevinger did not record a single out, allowing 3 runs on 3 hits with a walk.
Phillies' Bailey Falter also did not make it out of the 1st, which was the 2nd time ever in a playoff game Game 2
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in which both starters didn't get out of the 1st (1st was in Game 4 of the 1932 World Series (Yankees October 19 vs. PHI
SUPPORT STAFF,
vs. Cubs). It was also the fist time since 1996 in which a pair of pitchers on the same team combined
OPERATIONS
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 R H E
to allow eight or more earned runs in 1.1 innings or fewer in a Postseason game (first since Game 7
of the 1996 NLCS in which Cardinals' Mark Petkovsek and Donovan Osborne allowed nine earned PHI 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 5 8 0
runs in 1.1 IP @ Atlanta). SD 0 2 0 0 5 0 1 0 X 8 13 1
WP (Snell) LP (Nola) SV (Hader)

San Diego saw its season end in Game 5 in Philadelphia, falling 4-3 to the Phillies. Bryce Harper
hit a opposite field, two-run, go-ahead home run in the eighth inning of Robert Suarez to give
Philadelphia their eventual game-winning runs. Game 3
October 21 @ PHI
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1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 R H E
PLAYER HEALTH
SD 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 2 7 0
PHI 1 0 0 2 0 1 0 0 X 4 9 2
WP (Suárez) LP (Musgrove) SV (Domínguez)
Game 4
October 22 @ PHI
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PADRES
SD 4 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 6 8 0
PHI 3 0 0 1 4 0 1 1 X 10 11 0
WP (Hand) LP (Manaea) SV (none)
Game 5
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October 23 @ PHI
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 R H E
SD 0 0 0 1 0 0 2 0 0 3 5 0
&
PHI 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 2 X 4 6 0
WP (Alvarado) LP (Suarez) SV (Suárez)
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PADRES HALL OF FAME PRESENTED BY SONY

EXECUTIVES
During the Padres’ 30th anniversary season in 1999, the ball club established the San Diego Padres Hall of Fame. The Padres set guidelines on
how to first nominate then add players to their Hall of Fame using a two-stage process. 16 of the 17 current members of Padres Hall of Fame were
inducted using those selection guidelines.
The lone exception was National Baseball Hall of Fame member and native San Diegan Ted Williams. A graduate of Hoover High and a member
of the original 1936 minor league Padres of the Pacific Coast League, Williams was inducted into the Padres Hall of Fame at the discretion of club
management in 2016.
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The Padres Hall of Fame presented by Sony opened at Petco Park on July 1, 2016, showcasing the history of the San Diego Padres and baseball
in San Diego.
NATE COLBERT
INDUCTED 1999
Nate Colbert emerged as the first bona fide star to wear a Padres uniform, becoming one of the game’s premier power hitters of
the early 1970s. The first baseman made three All-Star appearances (1971-73) as a Padres player and led the team in home runs
the first five years of its existence.
Colbert’s greatest achievement was on August 1, 1972, when he hit five home runs and drove in 13 runs in a doubleheader in
Atlanta. The RBI total established a record that has since been tied by St. Louis’ Mark Whiten (September 7, 1993 at CIN), and
the five home runs tied Stan Musial’s Major League record in 1954. To this day, Colbert’s 163 home runs are the most in Padres
history, while his .469 SLG ranks fifth on the club’s all-time list.
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RANDY JONES
INDUCTED 1999
Randy Jones was the first Padres pitcher to win the Cy Young award, and he earned tremendous popularity among Padres fans,
a relationship that remains strong to this day. The left-handed starter claimed the Cy Young award in 1976 after going 22-14 with
a 2.74 ERA and 25 complete games, and he remains the club leader in IP (1766.0), starts (253), complete games (71) and shutouts
(18).
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The southpaw established a unique rapport with Padres fans, who gave him a standing ovation as he approached the mound for
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every start. An All-Star in 1975 and 1976, Jones remains an active ambassador for the Padres in the community, making dozens of
annual appearances.
RAY KROC
&
RECORDS
HISTORY &
RECORDS
HISTORY
INDUCTED 1999
Ray Kroc purchased the Padres franchise on January 25, 1974, when the club was packed and prepared to move to Washington,
D.C. An entrepreneur who created the McDonald’s fast-food empire, Kroc ensured that the Padres would remain in San Diego.
He oversaw the club’s rise from a perennial loser in the standings to a viable franchise that would eventually win the National
League pennant in 1984. After attendance only reached a season-high of at 644,272 before he purchased the club, the Padres
OPPONENTS
drew more than one million fans every year (except the strike-shortened 1981 season). Kroc passed away in January 1984 and
would not see his team reach the World Series that year — with the club carrying an “RAK” emblem on its uniform that season.
Kroc’s wife, Joan, assumed the role of owner after his death, until her sale of the club in 1990.
DAVE WINFIELD
SCOUTING & PLAYER
INDUCTED 2000
DEVELOPMENT
Dave Winfield jumped directly into the Padres lineup off the University of Minnesota campus in 1973. In eight Padres seasons, he
was named to four National League All-Star teams (1977-80), led the club in home runs on five occasions (1976-80) and paced
the team in RBI six times (1974-75, 1977-80). The team MVP in 1978 and 1979, Winfield batted .284 with 154 HR, 626 RBI and 133
stolen bases for San Diego, the start of a 22-year Major League career which culminated in his election to the National Baseball
Hall of Fame in January 2001. Winfield was inducted into the Hall of Fame August 5, 2001, the first player to enter Cooperstown
as a Padres player.
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BUZZIE BAVASI
INDUCTED 2001
Already a veteran of nearly 30 years in the game, Bavasi joined C. Arnholt Smith’s effort to attract a National League franchise to
San Diego in 1967. After securing a team, he served as the Padres first president from the birth of the franchise until 1977.
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Bavasi was one of baseball’s most respected executives. He began his career with the Brooklyn Dodgers in 1939, serving the
organization in a variety of roles. Following a stint in the military as an infantry machine gunner from 1943-46, Bavasi became the
general manager of the Dodgers Triple-A club in Montreal. In 1951, he was appointed vice president and general manager of the
Brooklyn Dodgers, a post he held through the club’s move to Los Angeles, until he resigned to join the effort to bring the Major
Leagues to San Diego. Bavasi passed away on May 1, 2008 in San Diego at the age of 93.
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JERRY COLEMAN
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INDUCTED 2001
Jerry Coleman was the voice of the Padres for 42 seasons, stirring loyal fans across the region with his patented “Oh Doctor!”
and “Hang a Star” calls, trademarks of Padres broadcasts from 1972-2013. In 1999, Coleman was recognized by the Padres
with a jersey retired in honor of his contributions, not only to the club but also to the San Diego community. The Padres
unveiled a star under the press box at Petco Park during the 2004 season, and in 2005, he was inducted into the United
States Marine Corps Sports Hall of Fame while also receiving the prestigious Ford C. Frick Award from the National Baseball
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Hall of Fame in Cooperstown. He was inducted into the National Radio Hall of Fame in Chicago as a member of the 2007
class. In January of 2010, he received a Lifetime Achievement award at the 60th annual Golden Mike Awards. On September
15, 2012, the Padres honored Coleman’s 70 years in baseball and 40 with the Padres with a pre-game ceremony at Petco
Park, during which the club unveiled a statue of Coleman at the park while the mayor of San Diego proclaimed the day “Jerry Coleman Day.”
Coleman’s distinguished broadcasting career included stops with the Yankees and 22 seasons calling the CBS Radio Network’s “Game of the Week.” A former
Major Leaguer, who left the broadcast booth in 1980 to become the Padres manager for one season, he played on six World Series clubs in nine seasons
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(1949-57) with the Yankees, a key member of the greatest dynasty in baseball history. The second baseman made his MLB debut in 1949, earning AP Rookie of
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the Year honors. The following year, Coleman was an AL All-Star and the World Series Most Valuable Player, as the Yankees swept the Phillies in four games.
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Coleman, whose playing career was interrupted twice when he was called upon to serve the United States as a Marine Corps pilot in World War II and
in Korea, retired with a lifetime .263 average, 16 HR and 217 RBI in 723 games. He is the only Major League player to see active combat in two wars, and
Coleman’s distinguished military service record includes 120 missions and two Distinguished Flying Crosses, 13 Air Medals and three Navy Citations. He
passed away on January 5, 2014 in San Diego at the age of 89.
TONY GWYNN
INDUCTED 2002
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PLAYER HEALTH
Tony Gwynn, one of the greatest hitters in the history of Major League Baseball, became the first-ever unanimous selection
to the Padres Hall of Fame upon his retirement at the conclusion of the 2001 season. In 20 seasons (1982-2001), the man who
will forever be known as “Mr. Padre” won a National League-record tying eight batting titles and was selected to 16 All-Star
teams.
He retired with a .338 career batting average and 3,141 hits in 2,440 games. Gwynn’s hit count includes 543 doubles, 85 triples
and 135 HR, and he finished with 1,138 RBI and 319 stolen bases. The Padres career leader in virtually every offensive category,
Gwynn retired 17th on the all-time Major League hit list, 17th on the doubles list and eighth on the all-time singles list. His .338
career average, the highest by any Major Leaguer since Ted Williams, is 22nd-best all-time.
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Gwynn played on each of the first three Padres Division Championship clubs (1984, 1996, 1998) and batted .371 in the club’s two World Series appearances
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in 1984 against the Tigers and in 1998 against the Yankees. Upon his retirement, he became the 17th player in baseball history to spend
his entire career of 20-or-more seasons with one club. Gwynn’s unwavering loyalty to the Padres and his undying devotion to the San Diego
community further cemented his standing as “Mr. Padre” and one of the greatest ambassadors the game of baseball has ever known.
Gwynn was inducted into the National Baseball Hall of Fame in July of 2007. He passed away on June 16, 2014 in Poway, CA at the age of 54.
DICK WILLIAMS
HISTORY
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HISTORY &
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INDUCTED 2009
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Serving as Padres manager from 1982-85, Dick Williams led the Friars to a 337-311 record and .520 winning percentage over four
years, finishing at .500 or better each season. In the club’s 13 seasons prior to his arrival, the team had posted just one winning
season (1978), but under Williams’ guidance, the Padres went 92-70 in 1984, reaching the playoffs for the first time in franchise
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history and advancing to the World Series.
TREVOR HOFFMAN
SCOUTING & PLAYER
DEVELOPMENT
INDUCTED 2014
The most successful closer in Padres franchise history and one of the best ever in the history of Major League Baseball, Trevor
Hoffman was inducted into the National Baseball Hall of Fame in July 2018 and into the Padres Hall of Fame on August 30, 2014.
Hoffman, who now serves as the Padres’ senior advisor to baseball operations, retired as MLB’s all-time saves leader with 601 in
677 opportunities, a 61-75 record, 2.87 ERA (347 ER, 1089.1 IP), .211 opponent batting average and 1,133 strikeouts in 1,035 relief
appearances. The seven-time all-star (1998, 99, 2000, 02, 06, 07, 09) also finished in the top 10 in Cy Young voting (1996, 98, 99,
2006) and in the top 25 in MVP voting (1996, 98, 2005, 06).
Over his 16 seasons with San Diego, Hoffman compiled a 54-64 record with 552 saves in 618 opportunities (.893 save percentage), a 2.76 ERA, .211 opponent
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clip and 1,029 strikeouts in 902 relief appearances. He was the first player in MLB history to reach the 500 and 600 save milestones, and his nine seasons
of 40-plus saves are tied with Mariano Rivera for the most, all time. He twice had 40+ saves in four consecutive seasons (1998-2001 and 2004-07), the only
pitcher to ever accomplish the feat twice. He also recorded a single season franchise-record 53 saves during the 1998 National League title season.
A California native and San Diego resident, Hoffman has been heavily involved in the local community since joining the Padres in 1993. He was named the
local recipient of the Roberto Clemente Award on six occasions and was honored with both the Lou Gehrig Award and Teammates for Kids Award in 2006. In
addition, he received the Hutch Award in 2005 and was named the 1999 recipient of the Padres Chairman’s Award.
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Trevor Hoffman, inducted into the Padres Hall of

Fame on August 30, 2014, addresses the media on
the day of his election to the National Baseball
Hall of Fame in January of 2018.
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BENITO SANTIAGO
INDUCTED 2015
Benito Santiago was unanimously named National League Rookie of the Year in 1987, the first Padre to ever receive the
accolade. A five-time National League All-Star, including four with the Padres (1989-92), he played seven of his first 20 Major
League seasons for San Diego, hitting .264 (758-for-2872) with 124 doubles, 15 triples, 85 HR and 375 RBI over 789 games from
1986-92.
His four starts behind the plate for the National League All-Star team are the second-most starting nods at the Mid-Summer
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Classic in franchise history behind only Tony Gwynn and his 12 starts.
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The Puerto Rico native also received four Louisville Silver Slugger Awards (1987-88, 1990-91) and three Rawlings Gold Gloves (1988-90) in his career, all with
San Diego. His career-best and franchise-record 34-game hitting streak during his rookie season in 1987 still stands as the longest hitting streak in Major
League history by a rookie and the longest by a catcher.
GARRY TEMPLETON
INDUCTED 2015
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Garry Templeton, who played 10 of his 16 Major League seasons with San Diego (1982-1991). was the first shortstop inducted into
the Padres Hall of Fame. The switch-hitter hit .252 with 195 doubles, 36 triples, 43 HR and 427 RBI in 1,286 games for the Padres.
Templeton ranks second to Tony Gwynn among franchise leaders in several offensive categories, including games played, at-
bats, hits and doubles, and he ranks fourth in triples, seventh in RBI and eighth in runs scored. He was named a National League
All-Star for the Padres and team MVP in 1985 and earned a Louisville Silver Slugger Award in 1984. Over his 10 seasons in San
Diego, he posted a .965 fielding percentage at shortstop, the best fielding percentage in club history at the position.
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HISTORY
KEN CAMINITI
INDUCTED 2016
Ken Caminiti played four seasons in San Diego (1995-1998), in which he won Gold Glove Awards three straight years (1995-
1997), and he also earned three All-Star honors (in 1994 with the Astros and in 1996 and 1997 with the Padres). Caminiti became
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the first Padre to win the National League MVP award when he was unanimously recognized in 1996, the same year he won the
Silver Slugger Award. In 1998, he helped lead the Padres to the World Series.
Caminiti had a career-year in 1996, hitting .326 with 40 HR, 109 runs scored and a club-record 130 RBI, helping the Padres win
the National League West Division and sending San Diego to the playoffs for just the second time in franchise history. He passed
away on October 10, 2004 at the age of 41.
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TED WILLIAMS
DEVELOPMENT
INDUCTED 2016
Ted Williams, a 17-time All-Star and Hall of Famer, was a San Diego native who played with the Pacific Coast League Padres
before playing for the Boston Red Sox. A graduate of Herbert Hoover High School in San Diego, he signed with the Padres at
age 17. During the club’s inaugural 1936 season in the Pacific Coast League, he .271 over 42 games. Williams hit .291 with 23 HR
over 138 games the next year, helping lead the Padres to the PCL championship before signing with the Red Sox.
In 1939, he started in his 19-year career with Boston that included a .344 career clip and 521 HR, in addition to serving in both
World War II and the Korean War. Williams passed away on July 5, 2002 at the age of 83.
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JACK MCKEON
INDUCTED 2017
“Trader Jack” McKeon spent 11 seasons as general manager of the Padres (1980-90), including parts of three seasons in which
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he served in a dual role of GM and field manager (1988-90). He earned the sobriquet “Trader Jack” for his renowned ability to
instigate and complete transactions. McKeon was 49 when he began his role as general manager, and he made a multitude of
the trades and signings that helped lead to the club’s 1984 National League title, including a 11-player trade with the St. Louis
Cardinals. His most notable trade acquisitions included Garry Templeton, Terry Kennedy, Graig Nettles, Carmelo Martinez
and Dave Dravecky. During the 1988 season, McKeon assumed the managerial title after the Padres got off to a 16-30 start,
becoming the 12th manager in franchise history. For parts of three seasons, he led the Padres 193 victories, boasting an .541
winning percentage.
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KEVIN TOWERS
EXECUTIVES
INDUCTED 2018
Kevin Towers, a former Padres player, scout and front office executive, was posthumously inducted on May 12, 2018 in a special
pregame ceremony as part of a weekend-long celebration of the 20th anniversary of the 1998 National League
Championship team.
Towers was honored for his nearly thirty years of service with the Padres, most notably as general manager of the club from 1995-
2009. Dubbed a “gunslinger” for his fearlessness in making trades, Towers was 34-years-old when he began his role as general
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manager after serving as the club’s director of scouting the previous two seasons. Under Towers, the Padres enjoyed some of the
most successful years in club history, including four National League West titles (1996, 1998, 2005, 2006) and a National League
pennant in 1998.
The ’98 club, which set a franchise record for victories (98), was comprised of a number of Towers’ acquisitions, including Wally Joyner, Chris Gomez,
Greg Vaughn, Quilvio Veras, Sterling Hitchcock and Kevin Brown. During his tenure in San Diego, Towers was also responsible for acquiring Phil Nevin, Ryan
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Klesko, Brian Giles, Adrian Gonzalez, David Wells and Heath Bell, as well as drafting future Cy Young Award Winner Jake Peavy.
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TED LEITNER
INDUCTED 2022
Leitner was the primary play-by-play radio voice of “My Padres” for 41 years from 1980 through the 2020 season. He has been
a broadcaster for 43 years in San Diego as he continues to be the voice of the San Diego State University Aztec football and
basketball programs.
His career includes 25 years (1978-2002) as a sports anchor for KFMB-TV, the local CBS affiliate, and play-by-play roles for the
San Diego Chargers and Philadelphia Eagles of the National Football League, the San Diego Clippers of the National Basketball
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Association, the University of Oklahoma and the University of Connecticut.
Beyond broadcasting, Leitner has served as the Master of Ceremonies for many Padres events, including Padres Hall of Fame ceremonies, the memorials
of Jerry Coleman and Tony Gwynn, Padres Opening Day ceremonies, and Jerry Coleman Day in 2012, which honored Coleman’s 70 years in baseball.
LARRY LUCCHINO
INDUCTED 2022
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Lucchino served as the club’s president and CEO from 1995 to 2001. He played an integral role in building the Padres teams
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that went on to win two National League West titles (1996, 1998) and the 1998 National League pennant, first by hiring fellow
Padres Hall of Famer Kevin Towers as General Manager, and then by working closely with Towers and Manager Bruce Bochy to
construct championship-caliber teams.
The approval and design of Petco Park was Lucchino’s lasting legacy, from lobbying city officials and working to win the 1998
vote that approved the ballpark to leading the design of the ballpark.
HISTORY
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HISTORY &
RECORDS
JAKE PEAVY
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INDUCTED 2023
Peavy, the only Padre to ever notch a pitching Triple Crown in franchise history (2007; 19 wins, 2.54 ERA, 240 SO), went 92-68
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with a 3.29 ERA (491 ER, 1342.2 IP), 1.19 WHIP and 1,348 strikeouts in 212 career starts for the Padres from 2002 through 2009.
A three-time All-Star (2005, 2007, 2012) and unanimous 2007 NL Cy Young Award winner, Peavy finished his Padres career
as the all-time franchise leader in strikeouts and ranks 2nd in winning percentage (.575), quality starts (142), SO/9.0 IP (9.04),
opponents AVG (.232) and opponents OBP (.297), T-2nd in wins (other: Randy Jones), 3rd in starts, 4th in innings and ERA, and
8th in CG (7) and shutouts (7).
The 6-foot-1, 180-pound right-hander struck out a career-best 16 batters in a game twice (5/22/06 vs ATL, 4/25/07 at ARI), a
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club record that still stands today. Peavy was originally selected by the Padres in the 15th round (472nd overall) of the 1999 MLB First-Year Player draft out
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of St. Paul’s Episcopal School in Mobile, Ala.
JOHN MOORES
INDUCTED 2023
Under John Moores’ ownership from 1994 through 2012, the Padres won four NL West titles and the 1998 National League
pennant. He was instrumental in the design and construction of Petco Park in downtown San Diego. Approved by a public vote
in 1998, Petco Park was the catalyst for the redevelopment of the surrounding neighborhood and is recognized as one of the
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most successful public-private partnerships among sports venues. Nearly two decades later, Petco Park was honored by USA
Today as the No. 1 Ballpark in America.
Moores focused his efforts on community and philanthropic endeavors during his time with the Padres, including the
launch of the Moores Cancer Center at UC San Diego Health, which is currently ranked No. 1 in San Diego and No. 20 in the
nation for cancer care (U.S. News and World Report). He founded the River Blindness Foundation, which was absorbed into the Carter Center. Moores
also supported UC San Diego, San Diego State University, San Diego Zoo, The Carter Center, The Scripps Research Institute, The Innocence Project,
Foundation for the Children of the Californias, and University of Houston.
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NATIONAL BASEBALL HALL OF FAME AND MUSEUM

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HALL OF FAME WEEKEND 2024: July 19-22
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Class of 2024: Adrián Beltré, Todd Helton, Jim Leyland and Joe Mauer
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Awards Presentation: Sat., July 20 Induction: Sun., July 21, 1:30 p.m. ET, Clark Sports Center
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PADRES IN THE HALL OF FAME
Fourteen players and managers who have worn a San Diego Padres uniform have earned enshrinement into the National Baseball Hall of
Fame, including 2023 electee Fred McGriff. Other Hall of Famers with ties to the Padres include Tony Gwynn, Trevor Hoffman, Dave
Winfield, Ozzie Smith, Rollie Fingers, Goose Gossage, Rickey Henderson, Willie McCovey, Gaylord Perry, Mike Piazza, Roberto Alomar,
Greg Maddux and Dick Williams. For more information on San Diego Padres in the Hall of Fame, visit the "Hall of Famers" team pages at
www.baseballhall.org.
NOTABLE PADRES ARTIFACTS IN COOPERSTOWN

● Manny Machado’s Padres City Connect jersey from the Padres vs. Giants game in Mexico City on
April 29, 2023, and the first pitched ball thrown by Joe Musgrove from that game.
● Helmet worn by Eric Hosmer on Aug. 20, 2020, when he hit a grand slam, the team’s fourth game
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in a row with a grand slam.
● Padded cap worn by pitcher Alex Torres on June 21, 2014, becoming the first pitcher wear the new
padded cap in a game.
● Manager Bud Black’s 1983 throwback uniform with memorial jersey patch worn as a tribute on July
14, 2011 to Hall of Famer Dick Williams during the team’s first home game after he passed away.
● Glove used by Kevin Kouzmanoff during the 2009 season when he set a single-season record for
NL third basemen with a .990 fielding percentage, making only three errors in 309 total chances.
● Bat used by Jody Gerut hit a leadoff home run in the first game at Citi Field, the first time in that the
first batter of the first regular-season game at a new ballpark has hit a home run.
● Ticket from the final Hall of Fame Game, which was to be played June 16, 2008 against the Padres
but was rained out.
● Jersey worn by Greg Maddux during his 350 th career win on May 10, 2008.
Manny Machado wore this City
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● Ball, ticket and a base signed by manager Bud Black from the 2008 China Series against the
Dodgers in March 2008. Connect jersey on April 29, 2023.
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● Ball signed by 2007 BBWAA Hall of Fame electee Tony Gwynn.
● Jersey, cap, spikes, glove and final out ball used by Trevor Hoffman on June 6, 2007, when he recorded his 500 th career save, the first reliever to
achieve the milestone.
● Ball, cap, jersey and spikes from Trevor Hoffman’s 479 th save on Sept. 24, 2006, which surpassed Lee Smith for the all-time lead.
● Jersey worn by Mike Piazza on April 26, 2006 when he hit his 400 th career home run.
● Uniform, spikes, ball and ticket from Trevor Hoffman’s 400 th career save on May 6, 2005.
● Bat used by Brian Giles to record the first hit at PETCO Park on April 8, 2004.
● Jersey worn by Rickey Henderson for his 2,063 rd career walk, breaking Babe Ruth’s record, April 25, 2001.
● Bat used by Tony Gwynn to record his 3,000 th career hit on Aug. 6, 1999.
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● Bat and spikes used by Tony Gwynn in 1997, when he achieved his 8 th N.L. batting title.
● Jersey worn by Tony Gwynn during the 1994 season when he recorded his 5 th NL batting title.
● Cap worn by Steve Garvey to set NL record for consecutive games played, April 16, 1983.
● Bat from Nate Colbert’s record 13 RBI in a doubleheader on Aug. 1, 1972.
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A LOOK AHEAD TO 2025
Ballots for the 2025 Hall of Fame/BBWAA election will be distributed following the 2024 season with results from the voting
scheduled to be announced in January 2025. A partial list of first-year candidates for election includes Félix Hernández, CC
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Sabathia, Ichiro Suzuki and Troy Tulowitzki. Historical information on past BBWAA elections and the election process can be
accessed at www.baseballhall.org or by contacting the Hall of Fame Communications department.
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The Hall of Fame is pleased to provide assistance in baseball research and members of the media are encouraged to utilize this valuable
baseball resource whenever necessary by calling the Public Relations department at (607) 547-0215, or the Library Reference desk at
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Dave Winfield Tony Gwynn Trevor Hoffman

Inducted August 5, 2001 Inducted July 29, 2007 Inducted July 29, 2018
Other players who played for the Padres and earned Cooperstown plaques are Rollie Fingers, Gaylord Perry, Willie McCovey, Ozzie Smith, Rich “Goose” Gossage,
Rickey Henderson, Roberto Alomar, Greg Maddux and Mike Piazza. Former manager Dick Williams was also inducted into the Hall of Fame in 2008, and the 1978-
79 Padres featured four players who would ultimately earn election to the Hall of Fame: Fingers, Perry, Smith and Winfield.
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LOCAL AWARD WINNERS

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PADRES MVP CHAIRMAN’S AWARD CLYDE McCULLOUGH

Selected annually by the San Diego Chapter of the The Padres’ Community Relations Department PITCHER OF THE YEAR
Baseball Writers’ Association of America (BBWAA). founded The Chairman’s Award in 1995 to honor The Clyde McCullough Award for Padres Pitcher
the Padres player or coach who best exemplifies of the Year, selected annually by the San Diego
Year Name the community spirit of the club. Chapter of the Baseball Writers Association of
1969 Nate Colbert America (BBWAA), is named in honor of the
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Year Name
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1970 Cito Gaston former San Diego bullpen coach who passed
1995 Tony Gwynn away on September 18, 1982.
1971 Clay Kirby
1996 Brian Johnson McCullough, whose career as a player, coach,
1972 Nate Colbert
1997 Steve Finley instructor and scout spanned nearly five decades,
1973 Fred Kendall
1998 Greg Vaughn was an inspirational and popular figure. The
1974 Bobby Tolan
1999 Trevor Hoffman award originally honored the Padres’ top rookie,
1975 Randy Jones but since 1990, it has come to recognize the
2000 Woody Williams
1976 Randy Jones club’s best pitcher.
2001 Ryan Klesko
1977 George Hendrick Year Name
2002 Mark Kotsay
1978 Dave Winfield 1982 Luis DeLeon
2003 Bruce Bochy
1979 Dave Winfield
2004 Brian Giles 1983 Mark Thurmond
1980 Gene Richards
2005 Woody Williams 1984 Carmelo Martinez
1981 Juan Bonilla
2006 Jake Peavy 1985 Lance McCullers
1982 Terry Kennedy
2007 Adrian Gonzalez 1986 John Kruk
1983 Alan Wiggins
2008 Chris Young
1984 Tony Gwynn 1987 Benito Santiago
2009 Bud Black
1985 Garry Templeton 1988 Roberto Alomar
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2010 Nick Hundley

1986 Tony Gwynn 1989 Greg Harris
2011 Luke Gregerson
1987 Tony Gwynn
2012 Will Venable 1990 Ed Whitson
1988 Tony Gwynn
2013 Bud Black 1991 Andy Benes
1989 Mark Davis
2014 Ian Kennedy 1992 Bruce Hurst
1990 Bip Roberts
2015 Tyson Ross 1993 Andy Benes
1991 Fred McGriff
2016 Jon Jay 1994 Trevor Hoffman
1992 Gary Sheffield
2017 Craig Stammen
1993 Phil Plantier 1995 Andy Ashby
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2018 Hunter Renfroe

1994 Tony Gwynn 1996 Trevor Hoffman
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2019 Austin Hedges

1995 Tony Gwynn 1997 Trevor Hoffman
2021 Joe Musgrove
1996 Ken Caminti
2022 Wil Myers 1998 T. Hoffman & K. Brown
1997 Tony Gwynn
2023 Tim Hill 1999 Trevor Hoffman
1998 Greg Vaughn
1999 Phil Nevin 2000 Woody Williams
2000 Phil Nevin DARREL AKERFELDS BULLPEN AWARD 2001 Trevor Hoffman
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HISTORY
2001 Phil Nevin Established in 2006 as the Fireman’s Award, it 2002 Trevor Hoffman
2002 Ryan Klesko was renamed to the Darrel Akerfelds Bullpen 2003 Rod Beck
2003 Mark Loretta Award following the 2012 season to honor the 2004 Jake Peavy
2004 Mark Loretta most outstanding member of the Padres bullpen,
as voted on by his peers. It was named for the 2005 Jake Peavy
2005 Brian Giles
Padres former bullpen coach who passed away 2006 Trevor Hoffman
2006 Adrian Gonzalez
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on June 24, 2012 after a battle with pancreatic 2007 Jake Peavy
2007 Khalil Greene
cancer. “Ak” was a coach, mentor and friend to the
2008 Adrian Gonzalez 2008 Jake Peavy
Padres family from 1997-2012.
2009 Adrian Gonzalez Year Name 2009 Heath Bell
2010 Adrian Gonzalez 2010 Heath Bell
2006 Trevor Hoffman
2011 Cameron Maybin 2011 Heath Bell
2007 Heath Bell
2012 Chase Headley
2012 Clayton Richard
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2013 Will Venable 2008 Trevor Hoffman

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2009 Heath Bell 2013 Andrew Cashner

2014 Rene Rivera
2015 Matt Kemp 2010 Heath Bell 2014 Tyson Ross
2016 Wil Myers 2011 Heath Bell 2015 Tyson Ross
2017 Jose Pirela 2012 Luke Gregerson 2016 Brad Hand
2018 Hunter Renfroe 2013 Huston Street 2017 Brad Hand
2019 Fernando Tatis Jr. 2018 Kirby Yates
2014 Joaquin Benoit
2020 Manny Machado 2020 Dinelson Lamet
2021 Fernando Tatis Jr. 2015 Craig Kimbrel
2021 Joe Musgrove
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2022 Manny Machado 2016 Brad Hand

2023 Ha-Seong Kim 2017 Brad Hand 2022 Yu Darvish
2018 Kirby Yates 2023 Blake Snell
2019 Kirby Yates
2020 Drew Pomeranz
2021 Mark Melancon
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2022 Nick Martinez

2023 Josh Hader
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NATIONAL LEAGUE AWARDS
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NL MVP SPORTING NEWS ALL-LEAGUE TEAM
Year Name Voting outlet Year Name
1996 Ken Caminiti BBWAA 1975 Randy Jones (LHP)
1976 Randy Jones (LHP)
NL CY YOUNG AWARD 1978 Gaylord Perry (RHP)
MANAGER
Year Name Voting outlet
& STAFF
1979 Dave Winfield (OF)
1976 Randy Jones BBWAA 1984 Tony Gwynn (OF), Mark Thurmond (LHP)
1978 Gaylord Perry BBWAA 1986 Tony Gwynn (OF)
1989 Mark Davis BBWAA
1987 Tony Gwynn (OF), Benito Santiago (C)
2007 Jake Peavy BBWAA
2023 Blake Snell BBWAA
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1994 Tony Gwynn (OF)
SUPPORT STAFF,
RAWLINGS NL GOLD GLOVE AWARD 1995 Ken Caminiti (3B)
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Year Name 1996 Ken Caminiti (3B)
1979 Dave Winfield (OF) 2007 Jake Peavy (RHP)
1980 Dave Winfield (OF), Ozzie Smith (SS) 2012 Chase Headley (3B)
1981 Ozzie Smith (SS) 2020 Manny Machado (3B), Fernando Tatis Jr. (SS)
1986 Tony Gwynn (OF) 2021 Manny Machado (3B), Fernando Tatis Jr. (SS)
1987 Tony Gwynn (OF) 2022 Juan Soto (OF)
1988 Benito Santiago, (C) 2023 Juan Soto (OF), Blake Snell (SP)
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PLAYER HEALTH
NL PLAYER OF THE YEAR
1991 Tony Gwynn (OF)
1992 Gary Sheffield (3B) The Sporting News
1995 Ken Caminiti (3B), Steve Finley (CF)
1996 Ken Caminiti (3B) ESPN
1996 Ken Caminiti (3B), Steve Finley (CF)
1997 Ken Caminiti (3B) NL PITCHER OF THE YEAR
2006 Mike Cameron (OF) Year Name Voting outlet
2007 Greg Maddux (RHP) 1976 Randy Jones (LHP) The Sporting News
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2008 Adrian Gonzalez (1B) 1989 Mark Davis (LHP) The Sporting News
PADRES
2009 Adrian Gonzalez (1B) 2007 Jake Peavy (RHP) The Sporting News
2012 Chase Headley (3B)
2020 Trent Grisham (CF) NL MANAGER OF THE YEAR
2022 Trent Grisham (CF) Year Name Voting outlet
2023 Fernando Tatis Jr. (RF), Ha-Seong Kim (UTL) 1996 Bruce Bochy BBWAA, The Sporting News
HISTORY
RECORDS
HISTORY &
RECORDS
1998 Bruce Bochy The Sporting News
RAWLINGS NL PLATINUM GLOVE AWARD 2010 Bud Black BBWAA, The Sporting News
Year Name
NL ROOKIE OF THE YEAR
&
2023 Fernando Tatis Jr. (RF)
NL SILVER SLUGGER 1987 Benito Santiago BBWAA, The Sporting News
OPPONENTS
Year Name 2004 Khalil Greene Baseball America
1983 Terry Kennedy (C)
1984 Tony Gwynn (OF), Garry Templeton (SS) NL RELIEVER OF THE YEAR
1986 Tony Gwynn (OF) Year Name Voting outlet
1987 Tony Gwynn (OF), Benito Santiago (C) 1977 Rollie Fingers The Sporting News, Rolaids
1988 Benito Santiago (C) 1978 Rollie Fingers The Sporting News, Rolaids
SCOUTING & PLAYER
1989 Tony Gwynn (OF) 1980 Rollie Fingers The Sporting News, Rolaids
DEVELOPMENT
1990 Benito Santiago (C) Tom Hume The Sporting News

1991 Benito Santiago (C) 1989 Mark Davis The Sporting News, Rolaids
1992 Fred McGriff (1B), Gary Sheffield (3B) 1996 Trevor Hoffman The Sporting News
1994 Tony Gwynn (OF) 1998 Trevor Hoffman The Sporting News, Rolaids
1995 Tony Gwynn (OF) 2006 Trevor Hoffman The Sporting News, Rolaids
1996 Ken Caminiti (3B) 2009 Heath Bell Rolaids
1997 Tony Gwynn (OF) 2010 Heath Bell MLB, The Sporting News, Rolaids
PETCO PARK
1998 Greg Vaughn (OF)

NL ROOKIE PITCHER OF THE YEAR
2004 Mark Loretta (2B)
2012 Chase Headley (3B)
1976 Butch Metzger BBWAA, The Sporting News
2020 Manny Machado (3B), Fernando Tatis Jr. (SS)
Pat Zachary BBWAA
2021 Fernando Tatis Jr. (SS)
1977 Bob Owchinko The Sporting News
2022 Juan Soto (OF), Josh Bell (DH), Brandon Drury (UTL)
1989 Andy Benes The Sporting News
COMMUNITY
2023 Juan Soto (OF)

NLCS MVP
ROBERTE CLEMENTE AWARD Year Name
Year Name 1984 Steve Garvey
1999 Tony Gwynn 1998 Sterling Hitchcock
MEDIA
313
DIRECTORY
CLUB
HISTORY & RECORDS
NL PLAYER OF THE MONTH May, 1985 Andy Hawkins

April, 1989 Mark Davis
EXECUTIVES
Year Name
June, 1978 Dave Winfield August, 2004 Jake Peavy
April, 1983 Terry Kennedy May, 2005 Trevor Hoffman
April, 1984 Tony Gwynn June, 2006 Chris Young
June, 1987 Tony Gwynn May, 2007 Jake Peavy
July, 1988 Tony Gwynn August, 2007 Jake Peavy
August, 1992 Gary Sheffield September, 2007 Jake Peavy
MANAGER
& STAFF
August, 1993 Tony Gwynn September, 2022 Yu Darvish

August, 1996 Ken Caminiti May, 2023 Michael Wacha
September, 1996 Ken Caminiti June, 2023 Blake Snell
May, 1997 Tony Gwynn September, 2023 Blake Snell
August, 2012 Chase Headley

September, 2012 Chase Headley

NL RELIEVER OF THE MONTH
Year Name
June, 2016 Wil Myers
July, 2017 Brad Hand
July-August, 2020 Fernando Tatis Jr.
May, 2018 Brad Hand
May, 2021 Fernando Tatis Jr.
April, 2019 Kirby Yates
ALL MLB TEAM April, 2021 Mark Melancon
April, 2023 Josh Hader
Year Name
2019 Kirby Yates (RP, 1st team)
NL ROOKIE OF THE MONTH
Fernando Tatis Jr. (SS, 1st team), Manny Machado (3B, 1st Year Name
2020
team) Dinelson Lamet (SP, 2nd team)
& PERFORMANCE
May, 2003 Xavier Nady (RF)

PLAYER HEALTH
2021 Fernando Tatis Jr. (SS, 1st team)

April, 2004 Khalil Greene (SS)
2022 Manny Machado (3B, 1st team)
August, 2004 Khalil Greene (SS)
2023 Blake Snell (SP), Josh Hader (RP)
July, 2006 Josh Barfield (2B)
July, 2016 Ryan Schimpf (2B)
NL PITCHER OF THE MONTH
April, 2018 Christian Villanueva (3B)
Year Name
July-August, 2020 Jake Cronenworth (2B)
April, 1976 Randy Jones
May, 1976 Randy Jones
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September, 1978 Gaylord Perry

PADRES
NL ALL-STAR SELECTIONS
Year Name Year Name
1969 Chris Cannizzaro (C) 1996 Tony Gwynn (OF, injured DNP), Ken Caminiti (3B)
&
RECORDS
HISTORY &
RECORDS
1970 Cito Gaston (OF)

HISTORY
Tony Gwynn (OF), Ken Caminiti (3B),

1971 Nate Colbert (1B), Preston Gomez (Coach) 1997
Steve Finley (OF), Bruce Bochy (Coach)
1972 Nate Colbert (1B)
Andy Ashby (P), Tony Gwynn (OF), Kevin Brown (P),
1973 Nate Colbert (1B) 1998
Trevor Hoffman (P), Greg Vaughn (OF)
1974 Johnny Grubb (OF)
Tony Gwynn (OF, injured DNP), Andy Ashby (P),
1975 Randy Jones (P) 1999
OPPONENTS
Trevor Hoffman (P), Bruce Bochy (Manager)

1976 Randy Jones (P), John McNamara (Coach)
2000 Trevor Hoffman (P)
1978 Rollie Fingers (P), Dave Winfield (OF) Ryan Klesko (1B), Phil Nevin (3B),
2001 Tony Gwynn (OF, special All-Star “guest”),
1979 Dave Winfield (OF), Gaylord Perry (P)
Bruce Bochy (Coach), Todd Hutcheson (Trainer)
2002 Trevor Hoffman (P)
1981 Terry Kennedy (C), Ozzie Smith (SS)
2003 Rondell White (OF)
SCOUTING & PLAYER
1982 Ruppert Jones (OF)

2004 Mark Loretta (2B)
DEVELOPMENT
1983 Dave Dravecky (P), Terry Kennedy (C)

2005 Jake Peavy (P)
Steve Garvey (1B), Tony Gwynn (OF),
1984 2006 Trevor Hoffman (P)
Rich Gossage (P), Dick Dent (Trainer)
2007 Trevor Hoffman (P), Jake Peavy (P), Chris Young (P)
Steve Garvey (1B), Tony Gwynn (OF), LaMarr Hoyt (P), 2008 Adrian Gonzalez (1B), Bud Black (Coach)
1985 Terry Kennedy (C), Graig Nettles (3B), Rich Gossage (P),
2009 Adrian Gonzalez (1B), Heath Bell (P)
Garry Templeton (SS), Dick Williams (Manager)
2010 Adrian Gonzalez (1B), Heath Bell (P), Bud Black (Coach)
1986 Tony Gwynn (OF) 2011 Heath Bell (P)
1987 Tony Gwynn (OF) 2012 Huston Street (P)
PETCO PARK
1988 Mark Davis (P) 2013 Everth Cabrera (SS)

1989 Tony Gwynn (OF), Mark Davis (P) 2014 Tyson Ross (P), Huston Street (P)
Benito Santiago (C, injured DNP), 2015 Justin Upton (OF)
1990
Roberto Alomar (2B), Tony Gwynn (OF) 2016 Andy Green (Coach), Wil Myers (DH), Drew Pomeranz (P)
1991 Tony Gwynn (OF), Benito Santiago (C) 2017 Brad Hand (P)
2018 Brad Hand (P)
Tony Gwynn (OF), Fred McGriff (1B), Benito Santiago (C),
COMMUNITY
1992 2019 Kirby Yates (P)

Tony Fernandez (SS), Gary Sheffield (3B), Bob Day (Trainer)
Jake Cronenworth (2B), Yu Darvish (P), Manny Machado
1993 Andy Benes (P), Tony Gwynn (OF) 2021
(3B), Mark Melancon (P), Fernando Tatis Jr. (SS)
1994 Tony Gwynn (OF) 2022 Manny Machado (3B), Joe Musgrove (P), Jake Cronenworth
1995 Tony Gwynn (OF) 2023 Josh Hader (P), Juan Soto (OF)
Those bolded denote All-Star starters.
MEDIA
314
DIRECTORY
CLUB
HISTORY & RECORDS
ANNUAL STANDINGS AND HOME ATTENDANCE
EXECUTIVES
Year Home W-L Away W-L Total W-L W% Position GB Home Attendance
1969 28-53 24-57 52-110 .321 6 41.0 613,327
1970 31-50 32-49 63-99 .389 6 39.0 633,439
1971 33-48 28-52 61-100 .379 6 28.5 549,085
1972 26-54 32-41 58-95 .379 6 36.5 644,272
1973 31-50 29-52 60-102 .370 6 39.0 611,826
MANAGER
& STAFF
1974 36-45 24-57 60-102 .370 6 42.0 1,075,399
1975 38-43 33-48 71-91 .438 4 37.0 1,281,747
1976 42-38 31-51 73-89 .451 5 29.0 1,458,478
1977 35-46 34-47 69-93 .426 5 29.0 1,376,269
ADVISORS & BASEBALL

1978 50-31 34-47 84-78 .519 4 11.0 1,670,107
SUPPORT STAFF,
1979 39-42 29-51 68-93 .422 5 22.0 1,456,967
OPERATIONS
1980 45-36 28-53-1 73-89-1 .451 6 19.5 1,139,026
1981 20-35 21-34 41-69 .373 6 26.0 519,161
1982 43-38 38-43 81-81 .500 4 8.0 1,607,516
1983 47-34-1 34-47 81-81-1 .500 4 10.0 1,539,819
1984 48-33 44-37 92-70 .568 1 12.0 1,983,904
1985 44-37 39-42 83-79 .512 T3 12.0 2,210,352
1986 43-38 31-50 74-88 .457 4 22.0 1,805,776
& PERFORMANCE
PLAYER HEALTH
1987 37-44 28-53 65-97 .401 6 25.0 1,454,061
1988 47-34 36-44 83-78 .516 3 11.0 1,506,896
1989 46-35 43-38 89-73 .549 2 3.0 2,009,032
1990 37-44 38-43 75-87 .463 T4 16.0 1,856,395
1991 42-39 42-39 84-78 .519 3 10.0 1,804,289
1992 45-36 37-44 82-80 .506 3 16.0 1,722,102
1993 34-47 27-54 61-101 .377 7 43.0 1,375,432
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1994 26-31 21-39 47-70 .402 4 12.5 953,857
PADRES
1995 40-32 30-42 70-74 .486 3 8.0 1,041,805
1996 45-36 46-35 91-71 .562 1 1.0 2,187,886
1997 39-42 37-44 76-86 .469 4 14.0 2,089,333
1998 54-27 44-37 98-64 .604 1 9.5 2,555,901
1999 46-35 28-53 74-88 .457 4 26.0 2,523,538
HISTORY
RECORDS
HISTORY &
2000 41-40 35-46 76-86 .469 5 21.0 2,423,149
RECORDS
2001 35-46 44-37 79-83 .488 4 13.0 2,378,116
2002 41-40 25-56 66-96 .407 5 32.0 2,220,601
&
2003 35-46 29-52 64-98 .395 5 36.5 2,027,020
2004 42-39 45-36 87-75 .537 3 6.0 3,016,752
OPPONENTS
2005 46-35 36-45 82-80 .506 1 5.0 2,869,787
2006 43-38 45-36 88-74 .543 T1 0.0 2,659,757
2007 47-34 42-40 89-74 .546 3 1.5 2,790,074
2008 35-46 28-53 63-99 .389 5 21.0 2,427,535
2009 42-39 33-48 75-87 .463 4 20.0 1,922,603
2010 45-36 45-36 90-72 .556 2 2.0 2,131,774
SCOUTING & PLAYER
2011 35-46 36-45 71-91 .438 5 23.0 2,143,018

DEVELOPMENT
2012 42-39 34-47 76-86 .469 4 18.0 2,123,721

2013 45-36 31-50 76-86 .469 T3 16.0 2,166,691
2014 48-33 29-52 77-85 .475 3 17.0 2,195,373
2015 39-42 35-46 74-88 .457 4 18.0 2,459,742
2016 39-42 29-52 68-94 .420 5 23.0 2,351,422
2017 43-38 28-53 71-91 .438 4 33.0 2,138,491
2018 31-50 35-46 66-96 .407 5 25.5 2,168,536
PETCO PARK
2019 36-45 34-47 70-92 .432 5 36.0 2,396,399

2020 21-11 16-12 37-23 .617 2 6.0 --
2021 45-36 34-47 79-83 .488 3 28.0 2,191,950
2022 44-37 45-36 89-73 .549 2 22.0 2,987,470
2023 44-37 38-43 82-80 .506 3 18.0 3,271,554
COMMUNITY
Totals 2,181-2,164-1 1,815-2,441-1 4,034-4,648-2 .465 100,718,532
Padres have tied twice in club history: June 9, 1980 @ CIN (6-6) and September 28, 1983 vs. LAD (4-4)
MEDIA
315
DIRECTORY
CLUB
HISTORY & RECORDS
ALL-TIME PADRES HOME ATTENDANCE RECORDS

EXECUTIVES
Occasion Attendance Opponent Date

Single Game—Day 61,707 SF March 31, 2003
Single Game—Day (at Petco Park) 45,496 LAD April 6, 2009
Single Game—Night 61,674 ARI April 24, 1999
Single Game—Night (at Petco Park) 45,567 LAD March 30, 2014
Doubleheader 43,473 PHI June 13, 1976
MANAGER
& STAFF
Opening Day/Night 61,707 SF March 31, 2003

Opening Day/Night (at Petco Park) 45,567 LAD March 30, 2014
All-Star Game 59,372 AL vs. NL July 14, 1992
Division Series 65,235 HOU (G3) October 3, 1998
NL Championship Series 65,042 ATL (G4) October 11, 1998

World Series 65,427 NYY (G4) October 21, 1998
4-Game Series 197,225 LAD September 19-22, 1996
4-Game Series (at Petco Park) 174,915 COL March 30 – April 2, 2023
3-Game Series 165,929 NYY June 21-23, 2002
3-Game Series (at Petco Park) 133,856 LAD April 22-24, 2022
2-Game Series 85,501 SEA July 2-3, 1997
2-Game Series (at Petco Park) 79,380 LAD April 20-21, 2005
Memorial Day 41,414 CHC May 29, 2017
& PERFORMANCE
PLAYER HEALTH
Independence Day 61,148 COL July 4, 1998

Labor Day 40,446 BOS September 5, 2016
Week Night (Non-holiday) 54,490 SF (Monday) April 15, 1985
Week Day (Non-Opening Day) 47,482 LAD (Thursday) June 27, 1985
Friday Night 60,918 SEA June 15, 2001
Saturday Day 60,021 NYY June 22, 2002
Saturday Night 61,674 ARI April 24, 1999
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Sunday 60,988 COL September 28, 2003

PADRES
Road Game (Largest) 63,661 @COL June 20, 1993

Road Game (Smallest) 987 @SF April 14, 1975
Home Game (Smallest) 1,413 HOU September 11, 1973
Home Game (Smallest) at Petco Park 13,646^ COL May 5, 2009
Home Day Game (Smallest) at Petco Park 14,224^ TEX May 9, 2017
&
RECORDS
HISTORY &
*Tony Gwynn's final game

RECORDS
HISTORY
^ Not including the reduced capacity

games during the 1st Homestand of 2021.
OPPONENTS
TOP 10 HOME ATTENDANCE SEASON RECORDS TOP 5 PETCO PARK SINGLE-GAME ATTENDANCE RECORDS
Rank Year Home Attendance Rank Date Attendance Opponent
1 2023 3,271,554 1 March 30, 2014 45,567 LAD
2 2004 3,016,752 2 April 6, 2009 45,496 LAD
3 2022 2,987,470 3 September 30, 2004 45,389 SF
4 2005 2,869,787 4 May 16, 2015 45,282 WSH
SCOUTING & PLAYER
5 2007 2,790,074 5 April 9, 2015 45,149 SF

DEVELOPMENT
6 2006 2,659,757
7 1998 2,555,901
8 1999 2,523,538
9 2015 2,459,742
10 2008 2,427,535
PETCO PARK
COMMUNITY
MEDIA
316
DIRECTORY
CLUB
HISTORY & RECORDS
OPENING DAY HISTORY
EXECUTIVES
OPENING DAY ROOKIE STARTERS
Year Name Position
1969 Rafael Robles* SS
1970 Van Kelly 3B
Jerry Morales LF
MANAGER
& STAFF
1972 Derrel Thomas 2B
1973 Bob Davis* C
John Grubb CF
Dave Hilton 3B
1977 Bill Almon SS
Mike Champion 2B
ADVISORS & BASEBALL

Gene Richards* LF
SUPPORT STAFF,
OPERATIONS
1978 Ozzie Smith* SS
1979 Barry Evans 3B
1981 Randy Bass 1B
Juan Bonilla* 2B
1984 Carmelo Martinez LF
1985 Gerry Davis LF
1986 Bip Roberts* 2B
1987 Joey Cora* 2B
& PERFORMANCE
PLAYER HEALTH
Benito Santiago C
1993 Jeff Gardner 2B
1994 Dave Staton 1B
2002 Ramon Vazquez 3B
2003 Xavier Nady RF
2004 Khalil Greene SS
2006 Josh Barfield* 2B
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2007 Kevin Kouzmanoff 3B
PADRES
2012 Yonder Alonso 1B
2013 Jedd Gyorko* 2B
2014 Tommy Medica LF
2017 Manuel Margot CF
Hunter Renfroe RF
2019 Fernando Tatis Jr.* SS
HISTORY
RECORDS
HISTORY &
RECORDS
* made MLB debut as an Opening Day starter for San Diego
&
OPPONENTS
SCOUTING & PLAYER
DEVELOPMENT
PETCO PARK
COMMUNITY
MEDIA
317
DIRECTORY
CLUB
HISTORY & RECORDS
TOP 5 PETCO PARK SERIES IN ATTENDANCE SAN DIEGO RAINOUTS & DELAYS
EXECUTIVES
San Diego Rainouts (18)

4-GAME SERIES Date Opponent
Rank Dates Opponent Attendance April 27, 1970 MON
1 March 30 - April 2, 2023 COL 174,915 April 14, 1971 CHC
2 June 2-5, 2023 CHC 174,688 May 7, 1971 CIN
3 April 13-16, 2023 MIL 173,277 May 28, 1971 NYY
MANAGER
June 5, 1972 PIT

& STAFF
4 August 4-7, 2023 LAD 173,258

5 April 9-12, 2015 SF 168,171 June 6, 1972 PIT
April 8, 1975 SF
April 9, 1975 SF
3-GAME SERIES Sept. 10, 1976 (DH) HOU
Rank Dates Opponent Attendance May 8, 1977 (DH) MON

1 April 22-24, 2022 LAD 133,856 April 15, 1978 SF
2 May 3-5, 2019 LAD 133,456 April 28, 1980 ATL
3 June 22-24, 2007 BOS 133,311 April 29, 1980 ATL
4 July 3-5, 2023 LAA 133,227 April 20, 1983 ATL
5 Aug. 2-4, 2013 NYY 131,812 May 12, 1998 NYM
April 4, 2006 SF
2-GAME SERIES July 19, 2015 COL
Rank Dates Opponent Attendance May 7, 2017 LAD
& PERFORMANCE
1 April 20-21, 2005 LAD 79,380

PLAYER HEALTH
2 June 6-7, 2023 SEA 75,885

3 July 27-28, 2021 OAK 75,513 Petco Park Delays (10)
4 April 3-4, 2023 ARZ 72,144 Date Opponent
5 May 5-6, 2017 LAD 70,657 May 23, 2008 CIN
April 10, 2009 SF
OPENING DAY RECORDS July 2, 2009 (bees) HOU
September 30, 2010 CHC
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Padres Record on Opening Day, All-Time 24-31

April 8, 2011 LAD
PADRES
Padres Record on Opening Day, at Home 15-13

May 14, 2015 WSH
Padres Record on Opening Day, on Road 9-18
September 20, 2016 ARI
Padres Record on Opening Day, as Home Team at Neutral Site 0-1 June 2, 2019 (bees) MIA
Padres Record on Opening Day, at Petco Park 6-5 September 24, 2021 ATL
Padres Record on Home Opener 29-26 September 9, 2022 LAD
&
RECORDS
HISTORY &
RECORDS
HISTORY
OPPONENTS
SCOUTING & PLAYER
DEVELOPMENT
PETCO PARK
COMMUNITY
MEDIA
318
DIRECTORY
CLUB
HISTORY & RECORDS
April 8, 1969 April 7, 1970 April 6, 1971 April 15, 1972
EXECUTIVES
SD 2 SD 8 SD 0 SD 6
vs. HOU 1 vs. ATL 3 vs. SF 4 vs. ATL 5
Attendance 23,370 Attendance 28,215 Attendance 34,554 Attendance 16,555
Rafael Robles SS Tommy Dean SS Dave Campbell 2B Enzo Hernandez SS
Roberto Pena 2B Van Kelly 3B Larry Stahl LF Derrel Thomas 2B
Tony Gonzalez CF Ollie Brown RF Clarence Gaston CF Leron Lee LF
MANAGER
Ollie Brown RF Nate Colbert 1B Nate Colbert 1B Nate Colbert 1B
& STAFF
Bill Davis 1B Clarence Gaston CF Ollie Brown RF Larry Stahl RF
Larry Stahl LF Jerry Morales LF Ed Spiezio 3B Jose Morales CF
Ed Spiezio 3B Dave Campbell 2B Chris Cannizzaro C Bob Barton C
Chris Cannizzaro C Chris Cannizzaro C Tommy Dean SS Dave Campbell 3B
Dick Selma RHP Pat Dobson RHP Tom Phoebus RHP Clay Kirby RHP
ADVISORS & BASEBALL

SUPPORT STAFF,
OPERATIONS
SD 4 SD 0 SD 0 SD 8
vs. LAD 2 @ LAD 8 vs. SF 2 vs. ATL 2
Enzo Hernandez SS Bobby Tolan RF Bobby Tolan LF John Grubb LF
John Grubb CF Glenn Beckert 2B Tito Fuentes 2B Tito Fuentes 2B
Leron Lee LF John Grubb CF Dave Winfield RF Willie Davis CF
Nate Colbert 1B Willie McCovey 1B Willie McCovey 1B Dave Winfield RF
& PERFORMANCE
PLAYER HEALTH
Clarence Gaston RF Nate Colbert LF John Grubb CF Mike Ivie 1B
Dave Hilton 3B Fred Kendall C Glenn Beckert 3B Doug Rader 3B
Dave Roberts 2B Dave Hilton 3B Randy Hundley C Hector Torres SS
Bob Davis C Enzo Hernandez SS Enzo Hernandez SS Bob Davis C
Clay Kirby RHP Bill Greif RHP Randy Jones LHP Randy Jones LHP
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SD 3 SD 3 SD 4 SD 6
PADRES
@ CIN 5 @ SF 2 @ LAD 3 vs. SF 4
Gene Richards LF Gene Richards 1B Gene Richards CF Ozzie Smith SS
Mike Champion 2B Derrel Thomas 2B Ozzie Smith SS Dave Cash 2B
Dave Winfield RF Oscar Gamble LF Mike Hargrove 1B Gene Richards LF
HISTORY
George Hendrick CF Dave Winfield RF Dave Winfield RF Dave Winfield RF
RECORDS
HISTORY &
RECORDS
Gene Tenace C George Hendrick CF Jerry Turner LF Jerry Mumphrey CF
Mike Ivie 1B Gene Tenace C Barry Evans 3B Gene Tenace 1B
&
Doug Rader 3B Bill Almon 3B Gene Tenace C Bill Fahey C
Bill Almon SS Ozzie Smith SS Fernando Gonzalez 2B Aurelio Rodriguez 3B
Randy Jones LHP Gaylord Perry RHP Gaylord Perry RHP Randy Jones LHP
OPPONENTS

SD 4 SD 0 SD 16 SD 5
@ SF 1 vs. ATL 1 @ SF 13 vs. PIT 1
SCOUTING & PLAYER
Gene Richards LF Gene Richards LF Gene Richards LF Alan Wiggins 2B

DEVELOPMENT
Ozzie Smith SS Juan Bonilla 2B Juan Bonilla 2B Tony Gwynn RF

Rupert Jones CF Garry Templeton SS Steve Garvey 1B Graig Nettles 3B
Luis Salazar 3B Ruppert Jones CF Terry Kennedy C Steve Garvey 1B
Randy Bass 1B Sixto Lezcano RF Sixto Lezcano RF Terry Kennedy C
Dave Edwards RF Terry Kennedy C Ruppert Jones CF Carmelo Martinez LF
Terry Kennedy C Luis Salazar 3B Garry Templeton SS Kevin McReynolds CF
Juan Bonilla 2B Broderick Perkins 1B Luis Salazar 3B Garry Templeton SS
PETCO PARK
John Curtis LHP Juan Eichelberger RHP Tim Lollar LHP Eric Show RHP
COMMUNITY
MEDIA
319
DIRECTORY
CLUB
HISTORY & RECORDS

EXECUTIVES
SD 3 SD 1 SD 3 SD 3
@ SF 4 @ LAD 2 @ SF 4 @ HOU 6
Jerry Davis LF Bip Roberts 2B Marvell Wynne CF Stan Jefferson CF
Mario Ramirez 2B Tony Gwynn RF Garry Templeton SS Tony Gwynn RF
Tony Gwynn RF Kevin McReynolds CF Tony Gwynn RF Keith Moreland LF
MANAGER
Steve Garvey 1B Steve Garvey 1B Carmelo Martinez LF John Kruk 1B

& STAFF
Kevin McReynolds CF Carmelo Martinez LF Kevin Mitchell 3B Randy Ready 2B

Terry Kennedy C Garry Templeton SS Steve Garvey 1B Benito Santiago C
Jerry Royster 3B Terry Kennedy C Benito Santiago C Chris Brown 3B
Garry Templeton SS Jerry Royster 3B Joey Cora 2B Garry Templeton SS
LaMarr Hoyt RHP Eric Show RHP Eric Show RHP Ed Whitson RHP

SD 3 SD 2 SD 7 SD 4
vs. SF 5 @ LAD 4 vs. SF 4 @ CIN 3
Roberto Alomar 2B Bip Roberts 3B Bip Roberts 2B Tony Fernandez SS
Tim Flannery 3B Roberto Alomar 2B Tony Fernandez SS Tony Gwynn RF
Tony Gwynn CF Tony Gwynn RF Tony Gwynn RF Gary Sheffield 3B
Jack Clark 1B Jack Clark 1B Fred McGriff 1B Fred McGriff 1B
& PERFORMANCE
PLAYER HEALTH
Carmelo Martinez LF Joe Carter CF Benito Santiago C Benito Santiago C

John Kruk RF Fred Lynn LF Jack Clark LF Jerald Clark LF
Benito Santiago C Benito Santiago C Jim Presley 3B Darrin Jackson CF
Garry Templeton SS Garry Templeton SS Shawn Abner CF Kurt Stillwell 2B
Eric Show RHP Bruce Hurst LHP Ed Whitson RHP Bruce Hurst LHP

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SD 4 SD 1 SD 2 SD 4
PADRES
@ PIT 9 vs. ATL 4 vs. HOU 10 @ CHC 5

Tony Gwynn RF Bip Roberts 2B Bip Roberts LF Rickey Henderson LF
Jeff Gardner 2B Ricky Gutierrez SS Steve Finley CF Steve Finley CF
Gary Sheffield 3B Tony Gwynn RF Tony Gwynn RF Tony Gwynn RF
&
Fred McGriff 1B Phil Plantier LF Eddie Williams 1B Ken Caminiti 3B

RECORDS
HISTORY &
RECORDS
HISTORY
Phil Plantier LF Derek Bell CF Ken Caminiti 3B Wally Joyner 1B

Derek Bell CF Archi Cianfrocco 3B Andujar Cedeno SS Brad Ausmus C
Dan Walters C Dave Staton 1B Jody Reed 2B Andujar Cedeno SS
Craig Shipley SS Brad Ausmus C Brad Ausmus C Jody Reed 2B
Andy Benes RHP Andy Benes RHP Andy Benes RHP Andy Ashby RHP
OPPONENTS
April 1, 1997 March 31, 1998 April 4, 1999 (Monterrey, MX) April 3, 2000
SD 12 SD 10 SD 2 SD 1
vs. NYM 5 @ CIN 2 vs. COL 8 @ NYM 2
Quilvio Veras 2B Quilvio Veras 2B Quilvio Veras 2B Al Martin LF
SCOUTING & PLAYER
Tony Gwynn RF Steve Finley CF Reggie Sanders LF Damian Jackson SS

DEVELOPMENT
Steve Finley CF Tony Gwynn RF Tony Gwynn RF Tony Gwynn RF

Ken Caminiti 3B Ken Caminiti 3B Wally Joyner 1B Phil Nevin 3B
Greg Vaughn LF Greg Vaughn LF Greg Myers C Ryan Klesko 1B
Wally Joyner 1B Wally Joyner 1B George Arias 3B Bret Boone 2B
John Flaherty C Carlos Hernandez C Ruben Rivera CF Ruben Rivera CF
Chris Gomez SS Chris Gomez SS Chris Gomez SS Carlos Hernandez C
Joey Hamilton RHP Kevin Brown RHP Andy Ashby RHP Sterling Hitchcock LHP
PETCO PARK
COMMUNITY
MEDIA
320
DIRECTORY
CLUB
HISTORY & RECORDS
April 2, 2001 April 1, 2002 March 31, 2003 April 5, 2004
EXECUTIVES
SD 2 SD 0 SD 2 SD 8
@ SF 3 @ ARI 2 vs. SF 5 @ LAD 2
Damian Jackson 2B D’Angelo Jimenez 2B Mark Loretta 2B Sean Burroughs 3B
Mark Kotsay CF Mark Kotsay CF Mark Kotsay CF Mark Loretta 2B
Ryan Klesko 1B Ron Gant LF Rondell White LF Brian Giles RF
MANAGER
Phil Nevin 3B Phil Nevin 1B Ryan Klesko 1B Phil Nevin 1B
& STAFF
Tony Gwynn RF Bubba Trammell RF Xavier Nady RF Ryan Klesko LF
Mike Darr LF Deivi Cruz SS Sean Burroughs 3B Jay Payton CF
Wiki Gonzalez C Wiki Gonzalez C Gary Bennett C Ramon Hernandez C
Chris Gomez SS Ramon Vazquez 3B Ramon Vazquez SS Khalil Greene SS
Woody Williams RHP Kevin Jarvis RHP Brian Lawrence RHP Brian Lawrence RHP
ADVISORS & BASEBALL

SUPPORT STAFF,
OPERATIONS
April 4, 2005 April 3, 2006 April 3, 2007 March 31, 2008
SD 10 SD 6 SD 7 SD 4
@ COL 12 vs. SF 1 @ SF 0 vs. HOU 0
Khalil Greene SS Dave Roberts CF Marcus Giles 2B Brian Giles RF
Mark Loretta 2B Eric Young LF Brian Giles RF Tadahito Iguchi 2B
Brian Giles RF Brian Giles RF Mike Cameron CF Kevin Kouzmanoff 3B
Phil Nevin 1B Mike Piazza C Adrian Gonzalez 1B Adrian Gonzalez 1B
& PERFORMANCE
PLAYER HEALTH
Ryan Klesko LF Adrian Gonzalez 1B Josh Bard C Scott Hairston CF
Ramon Hernandez C Khalil Greene SS Khalil Greene SS Khalil Greene SS
Xavier Nady CF Vinny Castilla 3B Kevin Kouzmanoff 3B Josh Bard C
Sean Burroughs 3B Josh Barfield 2B Jose Cruz Jr. LF Paul McAnulty LF
Woody Williams RHP Jake Peavy RHP Jake Peavy RHP Jake Peavy RHP
April 6, 2009 April 5, 2010 March 31, 2011 April 5, 2012
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SD 1 SD 3 SD 5 SD 3
PADRES
vs. LAD 4 @ ARI 6 @ STL 3 vs. LAD 5
Jody Gerut CF Tony Gwynn CF Will Venable RF Cameron Maybin CF
David Eckstein 2B David Eckstein 2B Jason Bartlett SS Chris Denorfia RF
Brian Giles RF Adrian Gonzalez 1B Orlando Hudson 2B Chase Headley 3B
HISTORY
Adrian Gonzalez 1B Kyle Blanks LF Brad Hawpe 1B Jesus Guzman LF
RECORDS
HISTORY &
RECORDS
Kevin Kouzmanoff 3B Chase Headley 3B Ryan Ludwick LF Nick Hundley C
Chase Headley LF Will Venable RF Chase Headley 3B Yonder Alonso 1B
Henry Blanco C Nick Hundley C Cameron Maybin CF Orlando Hudson 2B
&
Luis Rodriguez SS Everth Cabrera SS Nick Hundley C Jason Bartlett SS
Jake Peavy RHP Jon Garland RHP Tim Stauffer RHP Edinson Volquez RHP
April 1, 2013 March 30, 2014 April 6, 2015 April 4, 2016 OPPONENTS
SD 2 SD 3 SD 3 SD 0
@ NYM 11 vs. LAD 1 @ LAD 6 @ LAD 15
Chris Denorfia RF Everth Cabrera SS Wil Myers CF Jon Jay CF
SCOUTING & PLAYER
Everth Cabrera SS Chris Denorfia RF Derek Norris C Derek Norris C

DEVELOPMENT
Yonder Alonso 1B Chase Headley 3B Matt Kemp RF Matt Kemp RF

Carlos Quentin LF Jedd Gyorko 2B Justin Upton LF Wil Myers 1B
Jedd Gyorko 2B Yonder Alonso 1B Will Middlebrooks 3B Alexei Ramirez SS
Nick Hundley C Tommy Medica LF Jedd Gyorko 2B Yangervis Solarte 3B
Cameron Maybin CF Will Venable CF Yonder Alonso 1B Melvin Upton Jr. LF
Cody Ransom 3B Rene Rivera C Clint Barmes SS Cory Spangenberg 2B
Edinson Volquez RHP Andrew Cashner RHP James Shields RHP Tyson Ross RHP
PETCO PARK
COMMUNITY
MEDIA
321
DIRECTORY
CLUB
HISTORY & RECORDS
April 3, 2017 March 28, 2019 April 1, 2021 March 30, 2023
EXECUTIVES
SD 3 SD 2 SD 8 SD 2
@ LAD 14 vs. SF 0 vs. ARI 7 vs. COL 7
Manuel Margot CF Ian Kinsler 2B Tommy Pham CF Trent Grisham CF
Wil Myers 1B Wil Myers LF Fernando Tatis Jr. SS Juan Soto LF
Yangervis Solarte 2B Manny Machado 3B Manny Machado 3B Manny Machado 3B
MANAGER
Hunter Renfroe RF Franmil Reyes RF Eric Hosmer 1B Xander Bogaerts SS

& STAFF
Ryan Schimpf 3B Eric Hosmer 1B Wil Myers RF Jake Cronenworth 1B

Austin Hedges C Fernando Tatis Jr. SS Jake Cronenworth 2B Matt Carpenter DH
Erick Aybar. SS Manuel Margot CF Jurickson Profar LF Austin Nola C
Jhoulys Chacin RHP Austin Hedges C Victor Caratini C Ha-Seong Kim 2B
Travis Jankowski LF Eric Lauer LHP Yu Darvish RHP David Dahl RF

Blake Snell LHP
March 29, 2018 July 24, 2020 April 7, 2022
SD 1 SD 7 SD 2
vs. MIL 2 vs. ARI 2 @ ARI 4
Attendance 44,649 Attendance -- Attendance 35,508
Manuel Margot CF Fernando Tatis Jr. SS Austin Nola C
Wil Myers RF Manny Machado 3B Manny Machado 3B
Eric Hosmer 1B Tommy Pham LF Jake Cronenworth 2B
Jose Pirela LF Jurickson Profar 2B Luke Voit DH
& PERFORMANCE
PLAYER HEALTH
Carlos Asuaje 2B Eric Hosmer 1B Wil Myers RF

Chase Headley 3B Wil Myers RF Eric Hosmer 1B
Freddy Galvis. SS Ty France DH Jurickson Profar LF
Austin Hedges C Francisco Mejía C Ha-Seong Kim SS
Clayton Richard LHP Trent Grisham CF Trent Grisham CF
Chris Paddack RHP Yu Darvish RHP
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PADRES
&
RECORDS
HISTORY &
RECORDS
HISTORY
OPPONENTS
SCOUTING & PLAYER
DEVELOPMENT
PETCO PARK
COMMUNITY
MEDIA
322
DIRECTORY
CLUB
HISTORY & RECORDS
ANNUAL BATTING TOTALS
EXECUTIVES
Year AVG Runs Hits 2B 3B HR RBI SB
1969 .225 468 1,203 180 42 99 431 45
1970 .246 681 1,353 208 36 172 629 60
1971 .233 486 1,250 184 31 96 447 70
1972 .227 488 1,181 168 38 102 452 78
1973 .244 548 1,330 198 26 112 516 88
MANAGER
& STAFF
1974 .229 541 1,239 196 27 99 506 85
1975 .244 552 1,324 215 22 78 505 85
1976 .247 570 1,327 216 37 64 528 92
1977 .249 692 1,397 245 49 120 652 133
1978 .252 591 1,349 208 42 75 542 152
ADVISORS & BASEBALL

SUPPORT STAFF,
1979 .242 603 1,316 193 53 93 559 100
OPERATIONS
1980 .255 591 1,410 195 43 67 546 *239
1981 .256 382 963 170 35 32 350 83
1982 .257 675 1,435 217 #52 81 611 165
1983 .250 653 1,384 207 34 93 592 179
1984 .259 686 1,425 207 42 109 629 152
1985 .255 650 1,405 241 28 109 611 60
1986 .261 656 1,442 239 25 136 629 96
& PERFORMANCE
PLAYER HEALTH
1987 .260 668 1,419 209 48 113 621 198
1988 .247 594 1,325 205 35 94 566 123
1989 .251 642 1,360 215 32 120 598 136
1990 .257 673 1,429 243 35 123 628 138
1991 .244 636 1,321 204 36 121 591 101
1992 .255 617 1,396 255 30 135 576 69
1993 .252 679 1,386 239 28 153 633 92
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1994 .275 479 1,117 200 19 92 445 79
PADRES
1995 .272 668 1,345 231 20 116 618 124
1996 .265 771 1,499 285 24 147 718 109
1997 .271 795 1,519 275 16 152 761 140
1998 .253 749 1,390 292 30 167 715 79
1999 .252 710 1,360 256 22 153 671 *174
HISTORY
RECORDS
HISTORY &
2000 .254 752 1,413 279 37 157 714 131
RECORDS
2001 .252 789 1,379 273 26 161 753 129
2002 .253 662 1,393 243 29 136 627 71
&
2003 .261 678 1,442 257 32 128 641 76
2004 .273 768 1,521 304 32 159 722 52
OPPONENTS
2005 .257 684 1,416 269 39 130 655 99
2006 .263 731 1,465 298 38 161 698 123
2007 .251 741 1,408 322 31 171 704 55
2008 .250 637 1,390 264 27 154 615 36
2009 .242 638 1,315 265 31 141 605 82
2010 .246 665 1,338 236 24 132 630 124
SCOUTING & PLAYER
2011 .237 593 1,284 247 42 91 563 *170

DEVELOPMENT
2012 .247 651 1,339 272 43 121 610 155

2013 .245 618 1,349 246 26 146 578 118
2014 .226 535 1,199 224 30 109 500 91
2015 .243 650 1,324 260 36 148 623 82
2016 .235 686 1,275 257 26 177 654 125
2017 .234 604 1,251 227 31 189 576 89
2018 .235 617 1,289 250 30 162 583 95
PETCO PARK
2019 .238 682 1,281 224 24 219 652 70

2020 .257 325 506 103 12 95 312 *55
2021 .242 729 1,305 273 21 180 695 110
2022 .241 705 1,317 275 18 153 682 49
2023 .244 752 1,316 273 14 205 719 137
COMMUNITY
* Led League
#Tied for League Lead
MEDIA
323
DIRECTORY
CLUB
HISTORY & RECORDS
ANNUAL PITCHING TOTALS

EXECUTIVES
Year W L ERA CG SV SHO H R ER HR BB SO

1969 52 110 4.24 16 25 9 1,454 746 670 113 592 764
1970 63 99 4.36 24 32 9 1,483 788 697 149 611 886
1971 61 100 3.22 47 17 10 1,351 610 515 93 559 923
1972 58 95 3.78 39 19 17 1,350 665 589 121 618 960
1973 60 102 4.16 34 23 10 1,461 770 661 157 548 845
MANAGER
& STAFF
1974 60 102 4.58 25 19 7 1,536 830 736 124 715 855

1975 71 91 3.48 40 20 12 1,494 683 566 99 521 713
1976 73 89 3.65 47 18 11 1,368 662 581 87 543 652
1977 69 93 4.43 6 44 5 1,556 834 722 160 673 827
1978 84 78 3.28 21 *55 10 1,385 598 522 74 483 744

1979 68 93 3.69 29 25 7 1,438 681 596 108 513 779
1980 73 89 3.65 19 39 9 1,474 654 595 97 536 728
1981 41 69 3.72 9 23 6 1,013 455 414 64 414 492
1982 81 81 3.52 20 41 11 1,348 658 578 139 502 765
1983 81 81 3.62 23 44 5 1,389 653 590 144 528 850
1984 92 70 3.48 13 44 *17 1,327 634 565 122 563 812
1985 83 79 3.40 26 44 19 1,399 622 549 127 *443 727
1986 74 88 3.99 13 32 7 1,406 723 640 150 607 934
& PERFORMANCE
PLAYER HEALTH
1987 65 97 4.27 14 33 10 1,402 763 680 175 602 897

1988 83 78 3.28 30 39 9 1,332 583 528 112 439 885
1989 89 73 3.38 21 52 11 1,359 626 547 133 481 933
1990 75 87 3.68 21 35 12 1,437 673 597 147 507 928
1991 84 78 3.57 14 47 11 1,385 646 577 139 457 921
1992 82 80 3.56 9 46 11 1,444 636 578 111 439 971
1993 61 101 4.23 8 32 6 1,470 772 675 148 558 957
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1994 47 70 4.08 8 27 6 1,008 531 474 99 393 862

PADRES
1995 70 74 4.13 6 35 10 1,242 672 590 142 512 1,047

1996 91 71 3.72 5 47 11 1,395 682 616 147 506 1,194
1997 76 86 4.98 5 43 0 1,581 891 802 172 596 1,059
1998 98 64 3.63 14 *59 11 1,384 635 587 139 501 1,217
1999 74 88 4.47 5 43 6 1,454 781 705 193 529 1,078
&
RECORDS
HISTORY &
2000 76 86 4.52 5 46 5 1,443 815 733 191 649 1,071

RECORDS
HISTORY
2001 79 83 4.52 5 46 1 1,519 812 724 219 476 1,088

2002 66 96 4.62 5 40 2 1,522 815 737 177 582 1,108
2003 64 98 4.87 2 31 10 1,458 831 774 208 611 1,091
2004 87 75 4.03 3 44 8 1,460 705 645 184 422 1,079
OPPONENTS
2005 82 80 4.13 4 45 8 1,452 726 668 146 503 1,133

2006 88 74 *3.87 4 *50 11 1,385 *679 *629 176 468 1,097
2007 89 74 *3.70 1 45 *20 1,406 *666 *611 119 *474 1,136
2008 63 99 4.41 3 30 6 1,466 764 714 165 561 1,100
2009 75 87 4.37 2 45 9 1,422 769 704 167 603 1,187
2010 90 72 3.39 2 49 20 1,305 *581 549 139 517 1,295
SCOUTING & PLAYER
2011 71 91 3.42 0 44 10 1,324 611 551 125 521 1,139

DEVELOPMENT
2012 76 86 4.01 4 43 11 1,356 710 640 162 539 1,205

2013 76 86 3.98 3 40 6 1,407 700 643 156 525 1,171
2014 77 85 3.27 4 41 10 1,300 577 523 117 462 1,284
2015 74 88 4.09 1 41 6 1,371 731 655 171 516 1,393
2016 68 94 4.43 1 35 9 1,425 770 708 183 569 1,222
2017 71 91 4.67 2 45 12 1,417 816 742 226 554 1,325
2018 66 96 4.40 0 36 5 1,430 767 713 185 519 1,399
PETCO PARK
2019 70 92 4.60 0 47 6 1,394 789 732 215 463 1,475

2020 37 23 3.86 1 13 5 456 241 223 70 170 565
2021 79 83 4.10 2 43 11 1,277 708 651 205 516 1,517
2022 89 73 3.81 0 48 15 1,263 660 611 173 468 1,451
2023 82 80 3.73 0 36 11 1,270 648 598 174 557 1,445
COMMUNITY
* Led League
MEDIA
324
DIRECTORY
CLUB
HISTORY & RECORDS
ANNUAL BATTING LEADERS
EXECUTIVES
Year Player AVG Year Player Hits Year Player HR
1969 Ollie Brown .264 1969 Ollie Brown 150 1969 Nate Colbert 24
1970 Clarence Gaston .318 1970 Clarence Gaston 186 1970 Nate Colbert 38
1971 Ollie Brown .273 1971 Nate Colbert 149 1971 Nate Colbert 27
1972 Clarence Gaston .269 1972 Nate Colbert 141 1972 Nate Colbert 38
1973 Dave Roberts .286 1973 Colbert and Kendall 143 1973 Nate Colbert 22
MANAGER
& STAFF
1974 John Grubb .286 1974 Dave Winfield 132 1974 Willie McCovey 22
1975 Tito Fuentes .280 1975 Tito Fuentes 158 1975 Willie McCovey 23
1976 Mike Ivie .291 1976 Dave Winfield 139 1976 Dave Winfield 13
1977 George Hendrick .311 1977 Dave Winfield 169 1977 Dave Winfield 25
ADVISORS & BASEBALL

1978 Dave Winfield .308 1978 Dave Winfield 181 1978 Dave Winfield 24
SUPPORT STAFF,
1979 Dave Winfield .308 1979 Dave Winfield 184 1979 Dave Winfield 34
OPERATIONS
1980 Gene Richards .301 1980 Gene Richards 193 1980 Dave Winfield 20
1981 Luis Salazar .303 1981 Luis Salazar 121 1981 Jim Lefebvre 8
1982 Terry Kennedy .295 1982 Terry Kennedy 166 1982 Terry Kennedy 21
1983 Terry Kennedy .284 1983 Terry Kennedy 156 1983 Terry Kennedy 17
1984 Tony Gwynn *.351 1984 Tony Gwynn *213 1984 McReynolds and Nettles 20
1985 Tony Gwynn .317 1985 Tony Gwynn 197 1985 Carmelo Martinez 21
1986 Tony Gwynn .329 1986 Tony Gwynn *211 1986 Kevin McReynolds 26
& PERFORMANCE
PLAYER HEALTH
1987 Tony Gwynn *.370 1987 Tony Gwynn *218 1987 John Kruk 20
1988 Tony Gwynn *.313 1988 Tony Gwynn 163 1988 Carmelo Martinez 18
1989 Tony Gwynn *.336 1989 Tony Gwynn *203 1989 Jack Clark 26
1990 Gwynn and Roberts .309 1990 Tony Gwynn 177 1990 Jack Clark 25
1991 Tony Gwynn .317 1991 Tony Gwynn 168 1991 Fred McGriff 31
1992 Gary Sheffield *.330 1992 Gary Sheffield 184 1992 Fred McGriff *35
1993 Tony Gwynn .358 1993 Tony Gwynn 175 1993 Phil Plantier 34
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1994 Tony Gwynn *.394 1994 Tony Gwynn *165 1994 Phil Plantier 18
PADRES
1995 Tony Gwynn *.368 1995 Tony Gwynn #197 1995 Ken Caminiti 26
1996 Tony Gwynn *.353 1996 Steve Finley 195 1996 Ken Caminiti 40
1997 Tony Gwynn *.372 1997 Tony Gwynn *220 1997 Steve Finley 28
1998 Tony Gwynn .321 1998 Greg Vaughn 156 1998 Greg Vaughn 50
1999 Tony Gwynn .339 1999 Tony Gwynn 139 1999 Reggie Sanders 26
HISTORY
RECORDS
HISTORY &
2000 Phil Nevin .303 2000 Eric Owens 171 2000 Phil Nevin 31
RECORDS
2001 Phil Nevin .306 2001 Phil Nevin 167 2001 Phil Nevin 41
2002 Ryan Klesko .300 2002 Mark Kotsay 169 2002 Ryan Klesko 29
&
2003 Mark Loretta .314 2003 Mark Loretta 185 2003 Ryan Klesko 21
2004 Mark Loretta .335 2004 Mark Loretta 208 2004 Phil Nevin 26
OPPONENTS
2005 Brian Giles .301 2005 Brian Giles 164 2005 Ryan Klesko 18
2006 Adrian Gonzalez .304 2006 Adrian Gonzalez 173 2006 Adrian Gonzalez 24
2008 Brian Giles .306 2008 Adrian Gonzalez 172 2008 Adrian Gonzalez 36
SCOUTING & PLAYER
2011 Cameron Maybin .264 2011 Bartlett and Maybin 136 2011 Ryan Ludwick 11
DEVELOPMENT
2012 Chase Headley .286 2012 Chase Headley 173 2012 Chase Headley 31
2013 Chris Denorfia .279 2013 Chris Denorfia 132 2013 Jedd Gyorko 23
2014 Seth Smith .266 2014 Seth Smith 118 2014 Yasmani Grandal 15
2015 Yangervis Solarte .270 2015 Matt Kemp 158 2015 Justin Upton 26
2016 Wil Myers .259 2016 Wil Myers 155 2016 Wil Myers 28
2017 Manuel Margot .263 2017 Wil Myers 138 2017 Wil Myers 30
2018 Eric Hosmer .253 2018 Eric Hosmer 155 2018 Hunter Renfroe 26
PETCO PARK
2019 Eric Hosmer .265 2019 Eric Hosmer 164 2019 Hunter Renfroe 33
2020 Manny Machado .304 2020 Manny Machado 68 2020 Fernando Tatis Jr. 17
2021 Fernando Tatis Jr. .282 2021 Manny Machado 157 2021 Fernando Tatis Jr. 42
2022 Manny Machado .298 2022 Manny Machado 172 2022 Manny Machado 32
2023 Xander Bogaerts .285 2023 Xander Bogaerts 170 2023 Juan Soto 35
COMMUNITY
3.1 PA/Team G
*League Leader
#tied for League Lead
MEDIA
325
DIRECTORY
CLUB
HISTORY & RECORDS

EXECUTIVES
Year Player 2B Year Player 3B Year Player RBI

1969 Al Ferrara 22 1969 Nate Colbert 9 1969 Nate Colbert 66
1970 Ollie Brown 34 1970 Clarence Gaston 9 1970 Clarence Gaston 93
1971 Nate Colbert 25 1971 Clarence Gaston 9 1971 Nate Colbert 84
1972 Nate Colbert 27 1972 Lee and Morales 7 1972 Nate Colbert 111
Nate Colbert 80
MANAGER
1973 Nate Colbert 25 1973 Clarence Gaston 4 1973

& STAFF
1974 Derrel Thomas 24 1974 Derrel Thomas 6 1974 Dave Winfield 75

1975 John Grubb 36 1975 Bobby Tolan 4 1975 Dave Winfield 76
1976 Dave Winfield 26 1976 Willie Davis 10 1976 Mike Ivie 70
1977 Ivie and Winfield 29 1977 Almon and Richards 11 1977 Dave Winfield 92
1978 Dave Winfield 30 1978 Gene Richards *12 1978 Dave Winfield 97
1979 Dave Winfield 29 1979 Dave Winfield 10 1979 Dave Winfield *118
1980 Gene Richards 26 1980 Gene Richards 8 1980 Dave Winfield 87
1981 Ruppert Jones 34 1981 Gene Richards 12 1981 Gene Richards 42
1982 Terry Kennedy 42 1982 Richards and Templeton 8 1982 Terry Kennedy 97
1983 Terry Kennedy 27 1983 Juan Bonilla 4 1983 Terry Kennedy 98
1984 Carmelo Martinez 28 1984 Tony Gwynn 10 1984 Steve Garvey 86
1985 Steve Garvey 34 1985 Steve Garvey 6 1985 Steve Garvey 81
1986 Tony Gwynn 33 1986 Tony Gwynn 7 1986 Kevin McReynolds 96
& PERFORMANCE
PLAYER HEALTH
1987 Tony Gwynn 36 1987 Tony Gwynn 13 1987 John Kruk 91

1988 Roberto Alomar 24 1988 Garry Templeton 7 1988 Tony Gwynn 70
1989 Alomar and Gwynn 27 1989 Bip Roberts 8 1989 Jack Clark 94
1990 Bip Roberts 36 1990 Tony Gwynn 10 1990 Joe Carter 115
1991 Fernandez and Gwynn 27 1991 Tony Gwynn 11 1991 Fred McGriff 106
1992 Gary Sheffield 34 1992 Jerald Clark 6 1992 Fred McGriff 104
1993 Tony Gwynn 41 1993 Jeff Gardner 7 1993 Phil Plantier 100
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1994 Tony Gwynn 35 1994 Bip Roberts 5 1994 Tony Gwynn 64

PADRES
1995 Caminiti and Gwynn 33 1995 Steve Finley 8 1995 Ken Caminiti 94
1996 Steve Finley 45 1996 Steve Finley 9 1996 Ken Caminiti 130
1997 Tony Gwynn 49 1997 Steve Finley 5 1997 Tony Gwynn 119
1998 Steve Finley 40 1998 Steve Finley 6 1998 Greg Vaughn 119
1999 Gwynn and Nevin 27 1999 Eric Owens 3 1999 Phil Nevin 85
&
RECORDS
HISTORY &
RECORDS
2000 Phil Nevin 34 2000 Eric Owens 7 2000 Phil Nevin 107
HISTORY
2001 Phil Nevin 41 2001 Jackson and Klesko 6 2001 Phil Nevin 126
2002 Ryan Klesko 39 2002 Mark Kotsay 7 2002 Ryan Klesko 95
2003 Kotsay and Loretta 28 2003 Sean Burroughs 6 2003 Mark Loretta 72
2004 Brian Giles 33 2004 Brian Giles 7 2004 Phil Nevin 105
OPPONENTS
2005 Brian Giles 38 2005 Dave Roberts 10 2005 Brian Giles 83

2006 Adrian Gonzalez 38 2006 Dave Roberts 13 2006 Cameron and Giles 83
2007 Adrian Gonzalez 46 2007 Mike Cameron 6 2007 Adrian Gonzalez 100
2008 Brian Giles 40 2008 Gerut, Giles and Kouzmanoff 4 2008 Adrian Gonzalez 119
2009 Headley and Kouzmanoff 31 2009 Everth Cabrera 8 2009 Adrian Gonzalez 99
2010 Adrian Gonzalez 33 2010 Will Venable 7 2010 Adrian Gonzalez 101
SCOUTING & PLAYER
2011 Chase Headley 28 2011 Cameron Maybin 8 2011 Ryan Ludwick 64

DEVELOPMENT
2012 Yonder Alonso 39 2012 Will Venable 8 2012 Chase Headley *115
2013 Chase Headley 35 2013 Will Venable 8 2013 Jedd Gyorko 63
2014 Seth Smith 31 2014 Seth Smith 5 2014 Jedd Gyorko 51
2015 Norris and Solarte 33 2015 Cory Spangenberg 5 2015 Matt Kemp 100
2016 Wil Myers 29 2016 Ryan Schimpf 5 2016 Wil Myers 94
2017 Wil Myers 29 2017 Manuel Margot 7 2017 Wil Myers 74
2018 Galvis and Hosmer 31 2018 Manuel Margot 8 2018 Eric Hosmer 69
PETCO PARK
2019 Eric Hosmer 29 2019 Fernando Tatis Jr. 6 2019 Eric Hosmer 99
2020 Jake Cronenworth 15 2020 Cronenworth and Grisham 3 2020 Manny Machado 47
2021 Jake Cronenworth 33 2021 Jake Cronenworth 7 2021 Manny Machado 106
2022 Manny Machado 37 2022 Jake Cronenworth 4 2022 Manny Machado 102
2023 Fernando Tatis Jr. 33 2023 Jake Cronenworth 7 2023 Juan Soto 109
COMMUNITY
*League Leader
MEDIA
326
DIRECTORY
CLUB
HISTORY & RECORDS
EXECUTIVES
Year Player XBH Year Player Runs Year Player SB
1969 Nate Colbert 53 1969 Ollie Brown 76 1969 Jose Arcia 14
1970 Nate Colbert 61 1970 Clarence Gaston 92 1970 Dave Campbell 18
1971 Nate Colbert 55 1971 Nate Colbert 81 1971 Enzo Hernandez 21
1972 Nate Colbert 67 1972 Nate Colbert 87 1972 Enzo Hernandez 24
1973 Nate Colbert 49 1973 Nate Colbert 73 1973 Hernandez and Thomas 15
MANAGER
& STAFF
1974 McCovey and Winfield 42 1974 Dave Winfield 57 1974 Enzo Hernandez 37
1975 John Grubb 42 1975 Dave Winfield 74 1975 Dave Winfield 23
1976 Dave Winfield 43 1976 Dave Winfield 81 1976 Dave Winfield 26
1977 Dave Winfield 61 1977 Dave Winfield 104 1977 Gene Richards 56
1978 Dave Winfield 59 1978 Gene Richards 90 1978 Ozzie Smith 40
ADVISORS & BASEBALL

SUPPORT STAFF,
1979 Dave Winfield 71 1979 Dave Winfield 97 1979 Ozzie Smith 28
OPERATIONS
1980 Dave Winfield 51 1980 Gene Richards 91 1980 Gene Richards 61
1981 Ruppert Jones 39 1981 Jones and Smith 53 1981 Ozzie Smith 22
1982 Terry Kennedy 64 1982 Garry Templeton 76 1982 Alan Wiggins 33
1983 Terry Kennedy 45 1983 Alan Wiggins 83 1983 Alan Wiggins 66
1984 Kevin McReynolds 52 1984 Alan Wiggins 106 1984 Alan Wiggins 70
1985 Steve Garvey 57 1985 Tony Gwynn 90 1985 Garry Templeton 16
1986 Kevin McReynolds 63 1986 Tony Gwynn #107 1986 Tony Gwynn 37
& PERFORMANCE
PLAYER HEALTH
1987 Tony Gwynn 56 1987 Tony Gwynn 119 1987 Tony Gwynn 56
1988 Roberto Alomar 39 1988 Roberto Alomar 84 1988 Tony Gwynn 26
1989 Jack Clark 46 1989 Alomar and Gwynn 82 1989 Roberto Alomar 42
1990 Joe Carter 52 1990 Bip Roberts 104 1990 Bip Roberts 46
1991 Fred McGriff 51 1991 Fred McGriff 84 1991 Bip Roberts 26
1992 Gary Sheffield 70 1992 Gary Sheffield 87 1992 Tony Fernandez 20
1993 Fred McGriff 68 1993 Ricky Gutierrez 76 1993 Derek Bell 26
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1994 Tony Gwynn 48 1994 Tony Gwynn 79 1994 Derek Bell 24
PADRES
1995 Ken Caminiti 59 1995 Steve Finley 104 1995 Steve Finley 36
1996 Steve Finley 84 1996 Steve Finley 126 1996 Rickey Henderson 37
1997 Tony Gwynn 68 1997 Steve Finley 101 1997 Quilvio Veras 33
1998 Greg Vaughn 82 1998 Greg Vaughn 112 1998 Quilvio Veras 24
1999 Reggie Sanders 57 1999 Quilvio Veras 95 1999 Reggie Sanders 36
HISTORY
RECORDS
HISTORY &
2000 Phil Nevin 66 2000 Ryan Klesko 88 2000 Eric Owens 29
RECORDS
2001 Phil Nevin 72 2001 Ryan Klesko 105 2001 Rickey Henderson 25
2002 Ryan Klesko 69 2002 Ryan Klesko 90 2002 Mark Kotsay 11
&
2003 Mark Loretta 45 2003 Mark Loretta 74 2003 Gary Matthews Jr. 12
2004 Mark Loretta 65 2004 Mark Loretta 108 2004 Kerry Robinson 11
OPPONENTS
2005 Brian Giles 61 2005 Brian Giles 92 2005 Dave Roberts 23
2006 Mike Cameron 65 2006 Mike Cameron 88 2006 Dave Roberts 49
2007 Adrian Gonzalez 79 2007 Adrian Gonzalez 101 2007 Mike Cameron 18
2008 Adrian Gonzalez 69 2008 Adrian Gonzalez 103 2008 Tadahito Iguchi 8
2009 Adrian Gonzalez 69 2009 Adrian Gonzalez 90 2009 Everth Cabrera 25
2010 Adrian Gonzalez 64 2010 Adrian Gonzalez 87 2010 Will Venable 29
SCOUTING & PLAYER
2011 Cameron Maybin 41 2011 Cameron Maybin 82 2011 Cameron Maybin 40

DEVELOPMENT
2012 Chase Headley 64 2012 Chase Headley 95 2012 Everth Cabrera *44
2013 Will Venable 52 2013 Chris Denorfia 67 2013 Everth Cabrera 37
2014 Seth Smith 48 2014 Seth Smith 55 2014 Everth Cabrera 18
2015 Matt Kemp 57 2015 Justin Upton 85 2015 Justin Upton 19
2016 Wil Myers 61 2016 Wil Myers 99 2016 Travis Jankowski 30
2017 Wil Myers 62 2017 Wil Myers 80 2017 Wil Myers 20
2018 Eric Hosmer 51 2018 Eric Hosmer 72 2018 Travis Jankowski 24
PETCO PARK
2019 Manny Machado 55 2019 Manny Machado 81 2019 Manuel Margot 20

2020 Wil Myers 31 2020 Fernando Tatis Jr. 50 2020 Fernando Tatis Jr. 11
2021 Fernando Tatis Jr. 73 2021 Fernando Tatis Jr. 99 2021 Fernando Tatis Jr. 25
2022 Manny Machado 70 2022 Manny Machado 100 2022 Ha-Seong Kim 12
2023 Juan Soto 68 2023 Juan Soto 97 2023 Ha-Seong Kim 38
COMMUNITY
*League Leader
MEDIA
327
DIRECTORY
CLUB
HISTORY & RECORDS
ANNUAL PITCHING LEADERS

EXECUTIVES
Year Player ERA Year Player Wins Year Player SO

1969 Joe Niekro 3.70 1969 Niekro and Santorini 8 1969 Clay Kirby 113
1970 Danny Coombs 3.30 1970 Pat Dobson 12 1970 Pat Dobson 185
1971 Dave Roberts 2.10 1971 Clay Kirby 15 1971 Clay Kirby 231
1972 Clay Kirby 3.13 1972 Clay Kirby 12 1972 Clay Kirby 175
1973 Bill Greif 3.21 1973 Steve Arlin 11 1973 Clay Kirby 129
MANAGER
& STAFF
1974 Dave Freisleben 3.65 1974 Freisleben, Greif, Hardy and Spillner 9 1974 Bill Greif 137
1975 Randy Jones *2.24 1975 Randy Jones 20 1975 Dan Spillner 104
1976 Randy Jones 2.74 1976 Randy Jones *22 1976 Brent Storm 103
1977 Bob Shirley 3.70 1977 Bob Shirley 12 1977 Bob Shirley 146
1978 Gaylord Perry 2.72 1978 Gaylord Perry 21 1978 Gaylord Perry 154
1979 Gaylord Perry 3.05 1979 Gaylord Perry 12 1979 Gaylord Perry 140
1980 John Curtis 3.51 1980 Shirley and Fingers 11 1980 Steve Mura 107
1981 Juan Eichelberger 3.51 1981 Juan Eichelberger 8 1981 Juan Eichelberger 81
1982 Tim Lollar 3.13 1982 Tim Lollar 16 1982 Tim Lollar 150
1983 Dave Dravecky 3.58 1983 Eric Show 15 1983 Tim Lollar 135
1984 Mark Thurmond 2.97 1984 Eric Show 15 1984 Tim Lollar 131
1985 Dave Dravecky 2.93 1985 Andy Hawkins 18 1985 Eric Show 141
1986 Dave Dravecky 3.07 1986 Hawkins and McCullers 10 1986 Andy Hawkins 117
& PERFORMANCE
PLAYER HEALTH
1987 Eric Show 3.84 1987 Ed Whitson 10 1987 Ed Whitson 135

1988 Eric Show 3.26 1988 Eric Show 16 1988 Eric Show 144
1989 Ed Whitson 2.66 1989 Ed Whitson 16 1989 Bruce Hurst 179
1990 Ed Whitson 2.60 1990 Ed Whitson 14 1990 Bruce Hurst 162
1991 Andy Benes 3.03 1991 Benes and Hurst 15 1991 Andy Benes 167
1992 Andy Benes 3.35 1992 Bruce Hurst 14 1992 Andy Benes 169
1993 Andy Benes 3.35 1993 Andy Benes 15 1993 Andy Benes 179
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1994 Joey Hamilton 2.98 1994 Joey Hamilton 9 1994 Andy Benes *189
PADRES
1995 Andy Ashby 2.94 1995 Andy Ashby 12 1995 Andy Ashby 150
1996 Fernando Valenzuela 3.62 1996 Joey Hamilton 15 1996 Joey Hamilton 184
1997 Andy Ashby 4.13 1997 Joey Hamilton 12 1997 Andy Ashby 144
1998 Kevin Brown 2.38 1998 Kevin Brown 18 1998 Kevin Brown 257
1999 Andy Ashby 3.80 1999 Andy Ashby 14 1999 Sterling Hitchcock 194
&
RECORDS
HISTORY &
2000 Woody Williams 3.75 2000 Matt Clement 13 2000 Matt Clement 170
RECORDS
HISTORY
2001 Kevin Jarvis 4.79 2001 Kevin Jarvis 12 2001 Kevin Jarvis 133
2002 Brian Lawrence 3.69 2002 Brian Lawrence 12 2002 Brian Lawrence 149
2003 Adam Eaton 4.08 2003 Jake Peavy 12 2003 Jake Peavy 156
2004 Jake Peavy *2.27 2004 Lawrence and Peavy 15 2004 Jake Peavy 173
OPPONENTS
2005 Jake Peavy 2.88 2005 Jake Peavy 13 2005 Jake Peavy *216
2006 Chris Young 3.46 2006 Woody Williams 12 2006 Jake Peavy 215
2007 Jake Peavy *2.54 2007 Jake Peavy *19 2007 Jake Peavy *240
2008 Jake Peavy 2.85 2008 Jake Peavy 10 2008 Jake Peavy 166
2009 Kevin Correia 3.91 2009 Kevin Correia 12 2009 Kevin Correia 142
2010 Mat Latos 2.92 2010 Garland, Latos and Richard 14 2010 Mat Latos 189
SCOUTING & PLAYER
2011 Mat Latos 3.47 2011 Aaron Harang 14 2011 Mat Latos 185
DEVELOPMENT
2012 Clayton Richard 3.99 2012 Clayton Richard 14 2012 Edinson Volquez 174
2013 Andrew Cashner 3.09 2013 Eric Stults 11 2013 Eric Stults 131
2014 Tyson Ross 2.81 2014 Ian Kennedy and Tyson Ross 13 2014 Ian Kennedy 207
2015 Tyson Ross 3.26 2015 James Shields 13 2015 James Shields 216
2016 Brad Hand 2.92 2016 Luis Perdomo 9 2016 Drew Pomeranz 115
2017 Brad Hand 2.16 2017 Jhoulys Chacin 13 2017 Jhoulys Chacin 153
2018 Matt Strahm 2.05 2018 Lucchesi and Stammen 8 2018 Joey Lucchesi 145
PETCO PARK
2019 Kirby Yates *1.19 2019 Joey Lucchesi 10 2019 Joey Lucchesi 158
2020 Dinelson Lamet 2.09 2020 Zach Davies 7 2020 Dinelson Lamet 93
2021 Joe Musgrove 3.18 2021 Joe Musgrove 11 2021 Joe Musgrove 203
2022 Joe Musgrove 2.93 2022 Yu Darvish 16 2022 Yu Darvish 197
2023 Blake Snell *2.25 2023 Blake Snell & Michael Wacha 14 2023 Blake Snell 234
COMMUNITY
ERA is minimum 60 IP.

*League Leader
MEDIA
328
DIRECTORY
CLUB
HISTORY & RECORDS
EXECUTIVES
Year Player IP Year Player CG Year Player SHO
1969 Clay Kirby 215.2 1969 Joe Niekro 8 1969 Joe Niekro 3
1970 Pat Dobson 215.0 1970 Pat Dobson 8 1970 David A. Roberts 2
1971 Dave Roberts 269.2 1971 Dave Roberts 14 1971 Steve Arlin 4
1972 Steve Arlin 250.0 1972 Steve Arlin 12 1972 Fred Norman 6
1973 Bill Greif 199.1 1973 Bill Greif 9 1973 Arlin and Greif 3
MANAGER
& STAFF
1974 Bill Greif 226.0 1974 Bill Greif 7 1974 Dan Spillner 2
1975 Randy Jones 285.0 1975 Randy Jones 18 1975 Randy Jones 6
1976 Randy Jones *315.1 1976 Randy Jones *25 1976 Randy Jones 5
1977 Bob Shirley 214.0 1977 Bob Owchinko 3 1977 Bob Owchinko 2
1978 Gaylord Perry 260.2 1978 Randy Jones 7 1978 Jones, Perry and Rasmus 2
ADVISORS & BASEBALL

SUPPORT STAFF,
1979 Randy Jones 263.0 1979 Gaylord Perry 10 1979 Eric Rasmussen 3
OPERATIONS
1980 John Curtis 187.0 1980 John Curtis 6 1980 Randy Jones 3
1981 Juan Eichelberger 141.1 1981 Chris Welsh 4 1981 Chris Welsh 2
1982 Tim Lollar 232.2 1982 Juan Eichelberger 8 1982 Lollar and Show 2
1983 Eric Show 200.2 1983 Dave Dravecky 9 1983 Eric Show 2
1984 Eric Show 206.2 1984 Dravecky, Lollar and Show 3 1984 Dravecky and Lollar 2
1985 Eric Show 233.0 1985 LaMarr Hoyt 8 1985 LaMarr Hoyt 3
1986 Andy Hawkins 209.1 1986 Dravecky and Hawkins 3 1986 Dravecky, Hawkins, Jones & Thurmond 1
& PERFORMANCE
PLAYER HEALTH
1987 Eric Show 206.1 1987 Eric Show 5 1987 Eric Show 3
1988 Eric Show 234.2 1988 Eric Show 13 1988 Andy Hawkins 2
1989 Bruce Hurst 244.2 1989 Bruce Hurst 10 1989 Bruce Hurst 2
1990 Ed Whitson 228.2 1990 Bruce Hurst 9 1990 Bruce Hurst 4
1991 Andy Benes 223.0 1991 Benes and Hurst 4 1991 Greg Harris 2
1992 Andy Benes 231.1 1992 Bruce Hurst 6 1992 Bruce Hurst 4
1993 Andy Benes 230.2 1993 Benes and Gr. Harris 4 1993 Andy Benes 2
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1994 Andy Benes 172.1 1994 Andy Ashby 4 1994 Andy Benes 2
PADRES
1995 Joey Hamilton 204.1 1995 Ashby and Hamilton 2 1995 Ashby and Hamilton 2
1996 Joey Hamilton 211.2 1996 Joey Hamilton 3 1996 Joey Hamilton 1
1997 Andy Ashby 200.2 1997 Andy Ashby 2 1997 none —
1998 Kevin Brown 257.0 1998 Kevin Brown 7 1998 Kevin Brown 3
1999 Woody Williams 208.1 1999 Andy Ashby 4 1999 Andy Ashby 3
HISTORY
RECORDS
HISTORY &
2000 Matt Clement 205.0 2000 Woody Williams 4 2000 none —
RECORDS
2001 Bobby Jones 195.0 2001 Adam Eaton 2 2001 Kevin Jarvis 1
2002 Brian Lawrence 210.0 2002 Brett Tomko 3 2002 Brian Lawrence 2
&
2003 Brian Lawrence 210.2 2003 Eaton and Lawrence 1 2003 none —
2004 Brian Lawrence 203.0 2004 Brian Lawrence 2 2004 Brian Lawrence 1
OPPONENTS
2005 Jake Peavy 203.0 2005 Jake Peavy 3 2005 Jake Peavy 3
2006 Jake Peavy 202.1 2006 Jake Peavy 2 2006 Hensley and Park 1
2007 Jake Peavy 223.1 2007 Greg Maddux 1 2007 none —
2008 Jake Peavy 173.2 2008 Banks, Peavy and Young 1 2008 none —
2009 Kevin Correia 198.0 2009 Correia and Peavy 1 2009 Kevin Correia 1
2010 Clayton Richard 201.2 2010 Latos and Richard 1 2010 Latos and Richard 1
SCOUTING & PLAYER
2011 Mat Latos 194.1 2011 none — 2011 none —

DEVELOPMENT
2012 Clayton Richard 218.2 2012 Bass, Marquis, Richard and Volquez 1 2012 Marquis, Richard and Volquez 1
2013 Eric Stults 203.2 2013 Eric Stults 2 2013 Andrew Cashner 1
2014 Ian Kennedy 201.0 2014 Cashner and Ross 2 2014 Andrew Cashner 2
2015 James Shields 202.1 2015 Tyson Ross 1 2015 none —
2016 Luis Perdomo 146.2 2016 Luis Perdomo 1 2016 none —
2017 Clayton Richard 197.1 2017 Clayton Richard 2 2017 Clayton Richard 1
2018 Clayton Richard 158.2 2018 none — 2018 none —
PETCO PARK
2019 Joey Lucchesi 163.2 2019 none — 2019 none —

2020 Zach Davies 69.1 2020 Mike Clevinger 1 2020 Mike Clevinger 1
2021 Joe Musgrove 181.1 2021 Joe Musgrove 2 2021 Joe Musgrove 2
2022 Yu Darvish 194.2 2022 none 0 2022 none 0
2023 Blake Snell 180.0 2023 none 0 2023 none 0
COMMUNITY
*League Leader
MEDIA
329
DIRECTORY
CLUB
HISTORY & RECORDS

EXECUTIVES
Year Player Saves Year Player GS Year Player App.

1969 Billy McCool 7 1969 Clay Kirby 35 1969 Jack Baldschun 61
1970 Tom Dukes 10 1970 Kirby and Dobson 34 1970 Ron Herbel 64
1971 Al Severinsen 8 1971 Clay Kirby 36 1971 Al Severinsen 59
1972 Mike Corkins 6 1972 Steve Arlin 37 1972 Gary Ross 60
1973 Mike Caldwell 10 1973 Greif and Kirby 31 1973 Gary Ross 58
MANAGER
& STAFF
1974 Vicente Romo 9 1974 Bill Greif 35 1974 Larry Hardy 76

1975 Frisella and Greif 9 1975 Randy Jones 36 1975 Dave Tomlin 67
1976 Butch Metzger 16 1976 Randy Jones 40 1976 Butch Metzger 77
1977 Rollie Fingers *35 1977 Bob Shirley 35 1977 Rollie Fingers 78
1978 Rollie Fingers *37 1978 Gaylord Perry 37 1978 Rollie Fingers 67
1979 Rollie Fingers 13 1979 Randy Jones 39 1979 Rollie Fingers 54
1980 Rollie Fingers 23 1980 Curtis and Wise 27 1980 Rollie Fingers 66
1981 Gary Lucas 13 1981 Juan Eichelberger 24 1981 Gary Lucas 57
1982 Gary Lucas 13 1982 Tim Lollar 34 1982 Gary Lucas 65
1983 Gary Lucas 17 1983 Eric Show 33 1983 Luis DeLeon 63
1984 Rich Gossage 25 1984 Eric Show 35 1984 Gossage and Lefferts 62
1985 Rich Gossage 26 1985 Lollar and Whitson 31 1985 Craig Lefferts 60
1986 Rich Gossage 21 1986 Show and Whitson 34 1986 Craig Lefferts 83
& PERFORMANCE
PLAYER HEALTH
1987 Lance McCullers 16 1987 Andy Hawkins 34 1987 Lance McCullers 78

1988 Mark Davis 28 1988 Hawkins and Whitson 33 1988 Mark Davis 62
1989 Mark Davis *44 1989 Hurst, Rasmussen and Whitson 33 1989 Mark Davis 70
1990 Craig Lefferts 23 1990 Bruce Hurst 33 1990 Greg Harris 73
1991 Craig Lefferts 23 1991 Andy Benes 33 1991 Maddux and Rodriguez 64
1992 Randy Myers 38 1992 Andy Benes 34 1992 Randy Myers 66
1993 Gene Harris 23 1993 Greg Harris 35 1993 Gene Harris 59
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1994 Trevor Hoffman 20 1994 Andy Benes 25 1994 Pedro Martinez 48

PADRES
1995 Trevor Hoffman 31 1995 Andy Ashby 31 1995 Trevor Hoffman 55

1996 Trevor Hoffman 42 1996 Hamilton and Tewksbury 33 1996 Trevor Hoffman 70
1997 Trevor Hoffman 37 1997 Andy Ashby 30 1997 Trevor Hoffman 70
1998 Trevor Hoffman *53 1998 Kevin Brown 35 1998 Dan Miceli 67
1999 Trevor Hoffman 40 1999 Hitchcock and Williams 33 1999 Dan Miceli 66
&
RECORDS
HISTORY &
2000 Trevor Hoffman 43 2000 Matt Clement 34 2000 Hoffman and Walker 70
RECORDS
HISTORY
2001 Trevor Hoffman 43 2001 Bobby Jones 33 2001 Trevor Hoffman 62

2002 Trevor Hoffman 38 2002 Brett Tomko 32 2002 Jeremy Fikac 65
2003 Rod Beck 20 2003 Brian Lawrence 33 2003 Mike Matthews 77
2004 Trevor Hoffman 41 2004 Brian Lawrence 34 2004 Linebrink and Otsuka 73
OPPONENTS
2005 Trevor Hoffman 43 2005 Brian Lawrence 33 2005 Scott Linebrink 73

2006 Trevor Hoffman *46 2006 Jake Peavy 32 2006 Embree and Linebrink 73
2007 Trevor Hoffman 42 2007 Maddux and Peavy 34 2007 Heath Bell 81
2008 Trevor Hoffman 30 2008 Jake Peavy 27 2008 Heath Bell 74
2009 Heath Bell *42 2009 Kevin Correia 33 2009 Luke Gregerson 72
2010 Heath Bell 47 2010 Garland and Richard 33 2010 Luke Gregerson 80
SCOUTING & PLAYER
2011 Heath Bell 43 2011 Latos and Stauffer 31 2011 Chad Qualls 77
DEVELOPMENT
2012 Huston Street 23 2012 Clayton Richard #33 2012 Luke Gregerson 77
2013 Huston Street 33 2013 Eric Stults 33 2013 Luke Gregerson 73
2014 Huston Street 24 2014 Ian Kennedy 33 2014 Thayer and Torres 70
2015 Craig Kimbrel 39 2015 Ross and Shields 33 2015 Joaquin Benoit 67
2016 Fernando Rodney 17 2016 Christian Friedrich 23 2016 Brad Hand *82
2017 Brad Hand 21 2017 Chacin and Richard 32 2017 Brad Hand 72
2018 Brad Hand 24 2018 Clatyon Richard 27 2018 Craig Stammen 73
PETCO PARK
2019 Kirby Yates* 41 2019 Joey Lucchesi 30 2019 Craig Stammen 76

2020 Pomeranz and Rosenthal 4 2020 Davies/Lamet/Paddack 12 2020 Stammen and Johnson 24
2021 Mark Melancon *39 ` 2021 Joe Musgrove 31 2021 Tim Hill 78
2022 Taylor Rogers 28 2022 Darvish/Musgrove 30 2022 Luis Garcia 64
2023 Mark Melancon 33 ` 2023 Blake Snell 32 2023 Nick Martinez 63
COMMUNITY
*League Leader
MEDIA
330
DIRECTORY
CLUB
HISTORY & RECORDS
CAREER BATTING LEADERS
EXECUTIVES
Games Hits Runs Scored
1 Tony Gwynn 2,440 1 Tony Gwynn 3,141 1 Tony Gwynn 1,383
2 Garry Templeton 1,286 2 Garry Templeton 1,135 2 Dave Winfield 599
3 Dave Winfield 1,117 3 Dave Winfield 1,134 3 Gene Richards 484
4 Tim Flannery 972 4 Gene Richards 994 4 Brian Giles 470
5 5 5
MANAGER
Gene Richards 939 Chase Headley 879 Adrian Gonzalez 464
& STAFF
6 Chase Headley 935 6 Brian Giles 872 6 Ryan Klesko 449
7 Will Venable 918 7 Adrian Gonzalez 856 7 Nate Colbert 442
8 Wil Myers 888 8 Phil Nevin 842 8 Wil Myers 435
9 Nate Colbert 866 9 Terry Kennedy 817 9 Garry Templeton 430
10 Terry Kennedy 835 10 Ryan Klesko 786 10 Phil Nevin 428
ADVISORS & BASEBALL

SUPPORT STAFF,
AVG 2B AB
OPERATIONS
1 Tony Gwynn .338 1 Tony Gwynn 543 1 Tony Gwynn 9,288
2 Mark Loretta .314 2 Garry Templeton 195 2 Garry Templeton 4,512
3 Bip Roberts .298 3 Brian Giles 189 3 Dave Winfield 3,997
4 Ken Caminiti .295 4 Chase Headley 187 4 Gene Richards 3,414
5 Gene Richards .291 5 Dave Winfield 179 5 Chase Headley 3,338
6 Wally Joyner .291 6 Adrian Gonzalez 176 6 Brian Giles 3,129
7 Adrian Gonzalez .288 Ryan Klesko 176 7 Nate Colbert 3,080
8 Phil Nevin .288 8 Wil Myers 171 8 Wil Myers 3,039
& PERFORMANCE
9 Johnny Grubb .286 9 Terry Kennedy 158 9 Terry Kennedy 2,987
PLAYER HEALTH
10 Dave Winfield .284 Phil Nevin 158 10 Adrian Gonzalez 2,975
OBP 3B BB
1 Gene Tenace .403 1 Tony Gwynn 85 1 Tony Gwynn 790
2 Tony Gwynn .388 2 Gene Richards 63 2 Brian Giles 509
3 Fred McGriff .388 3 Dave Winfield 39 3 Ryan Klesko 470
4 Ken Caminiti .384 Will Venable 39 4 Dave Winfield 463
5 Ryan Klesko .381 5 Garry Templeton 36 5 Gene Tenace 423
'24 SAN DIEGO

6 Brian Giles .380 6 Cito Gaston 29 6 Adrian Gonzalez 403
PADRES
7 Mark Loretta .377 7 Steve Finley 28 7 Chase Headley 383
8 Wally Joyner .376 8 Tim Flannery 25 8 Nate Colbert 350
9 Adrian Gonzalez .374 Brian Giles 25 9 Wil Myers 339
10 Quilvio Veras .366 10 Luis Salazar 24 10 Gene Richards 338
HISTORY
SLG HR SO
RECORDS
HISTORY &
RECORDS
1 Fernando Tatis Jr. .543 1 Nate Colbert 163 1 Wil Myers 940
2 Ken Caminiti .540 2 Adrian Gonzalez 161 2 Chase Headley 864
3 Fred McGriff .519 3 Phil Nevin 156 3 Nate Colbert 773
&
4 Adrian Gonzalez .514 4 Dave Winfield 154 4 Will Venable 722
5 Phil Nevin .503 5 Tony Gwynn 135 5 Garry Templeton 684
OPPONENTS
6 Manny Machado .495 6 Wil Myers 134 6 Phil Nevin 669
7 Ryan Klesko .491 7 Ryan Klesko 133 7 Adrian Gonzalez 618
8 Nate Colbert .469 8 Ken Caminiti 121 8 Cito Gaston 595
9 Dave Winfield .464 9 Manny Machado 108 9 Dave Winfield 585
10 Tony Gwynn .459 10 Hunter Renfroe 89 10 Khalil Greene 521
OPS RBI SB
SCOUTING & PLAYER
1 Ken Caminiti .924 1 Tony Gwynn 1,138 1 Tony Gwynn 319

DEVELOPMENT
2 Fred McGriff .906 2 Dave Winfield 626 2 Gene Richards 242

3 Fernando Tatis Jr. .896 3 Phil Nevin 573 3 Alan Wiggins 171
4 Adrian Gonzalez .888 4 Adrian Gonzalez 501 4 Bip Roberts 148
5 Ryan Klesko .872 5 Ryan Klesko 493 5 Ozzie Smith 147
6 Phil Nevin .862 6 Nate Colbert 481 6 Everth Cabrera 136
7 Tony Gwynn .847 7 Wil Myers 433 7 Dave Winfield 133
8 Manny Machado .839 8 Manny Machado 431 8 Will Venable 130
9 Gene Tenace .825 9 Garry Templeton 427 9 Enzo Hernandez 129
PETCO PARK
10 Dave Winfield .821 10 Terry Kennedy 424 10 Garry Templeton 101
Min. 1,500 PA for AVG., OBP, SLG and OPS

COMMUNITY
MEDIA
331
DIRECTORY
CLUB
HISTORY & RECORDS
CAREER PITCHING LEADERS

EXECUTIVES
Wins Shutouts BB
1 Eric Show 100 1 Randy Jones 18 1 Eric Show 593
2 Randy Jones 92 2 Steve Arlin 11 2 Clay Kirby 505
Jake Peavy 92 Eric Show 11 3 Jake Peavy 435
4 Ed Whitson 77 4 Bruce Hurst 10 4 Randy Jones 414
5
MANAGER
5 Andy Ashby 70 Andy Benes 8 5 Andy Hawkins 412

& STAFF
6 Andy Benes 69 6 Andy Hawkins 7 6 Andy Benes 402

7 Andy Hawkins 60 Clay Kirby 7 7 Clayton Richard 356
8 Clayton Richard 58 8 Andy Ashby 6 8 Steve Arlin 351
9 Joey Hamilton 55 Dave Dravecky 6 9 Ed Whitson 350
Dave Freisleben 6 10
Bruce Hurst 55 Dave Freisleben 346

Fred Normon 6
Losses Ed Whitson 6 Opponent AVG
1 Randy Jones 105 1 Trevor Hoffman .211
Saves
2 Eric Show 87 2 Jake Peavy .232
1 Trevor Hoffman 552
3 Clay Kirby 81 3 Andy Benes .242
2 Heath Bell 134
4 Andy Benes 75 4 Clay Kirby .243
3 Rollie Fingers 108
5 Ed Whitson 72 5 Dave Dravecky .243
4 Goose Gossage 83
6 Jake Peavy 68 6 Bruce Hurst .244
5 Huston Street 80
Clayton Richard 68 7 Eric Show .245
6 Mark Davis 78
8 Trevor Hoffman 64 8 Ed Whitson .256
7 Craig Lefferts 64
& PERFORMANCE
9 Steve Arlin 62 9 Randy Jones .256

PLAYER HEALTH
8 Kirby Yates 56
Andy Ashby 62 10 Adam Eaton .257
9 Gary Lucas 49
10 Brad Hand 46 SO/9
Winning Percentage
1 Bruce Hurst .591 1 Trevor Hoffman 9.72
Innings Pitched
2 Jake Peavy .575 2 Jake Peavy 9.04
1 Randy Jones 1,766.0
3 Joey Hamilton .556 3 Andy Benes 7.55
2 Eric Show 1,603.1
4 Eric Show .535 4 Adam Eaton 7.04
3 Ed Whitson 1,354.1
5 Adam Eaton .534 5 Clay Kirby 6.4
'24 SAN DIEGO
4 Jake Peavy 1,342.2

6 Woody Williams .531 6 Andy Ashby 6.16
PADRES
5 Andy Benes 1,235.0

7 Andy Ashby .530 7 Joey Hamilton 6.15
6 Andy Ashby 1,212.0
8 Ed Whitson .517 8 Bruce Hurst 6.08
7 Clay Kirby 1,128.0
9 Dave Dravecky .515 9 Clayton Richard 5.83
8 Andy Hawkins 1,102.2
10 Andy Hawkins .508 10 Woody Williams 5.75
9 Clayton Richard 1,046.1
10 Trevor Hoffman 952.1
GIDP
&
Appearances
RECORDS
HISTORY &
RECORDS
HISTORY
1 Trevor Hoffman 902 ERA 1 Randy Jones 176

2 Craig Lefferts 375 1 Trevor Hoffman 2.76 2 Clayton Richard 139
3 Luke Gregerson 363 2 Dave Dravecky 3.12 3 Andy Ashby 122
4 Heath Bell 354 3 Bruce Hurst 3.27 4 Eric Show 114
5 Craig Stammen 333 4 Jake Peavy 3.29 5 Ed Whitson 103
6 Brian Lawrence 98
OPPONENTS
6 Eric Show 309 5 Randy Jones 3.30

7 Scott Linebrink 306 6 Andy Benes 3.57 Jake Peavy 98
8 Joe Thatcher 287 7 Eric Show 3.59 8 Joey Hamilton 97
9 Rollie Fingers 265 8 Andy Ashby 3.59 9 Andy Hawkins 88
10 Randy Jones 264 9 Ed Whitson 3.69 10 Dave Dravecky 74
10 Clay Kirby 3.73
GS
SCOUTING & PLAYER
SO
1 Randy Jones 253
DEVELOPMENT
1 Jake Peavy 1,348

2 Eric Show 230
2 Andy Benes 1,036
3 Jake Peavy 212
3 Trevor Hoffman 1,029
4 Ed Whitson 208
4 Eric Show 951
5 Andy Benes 186
5 Andy Ashby 829
6 Andy Ashby 185
6 Clay Kirby 802
7 Clayton Richard 175
7 Ed Whitson 767
8 Andy Hawkins 172
8 Clayton Richard 678
9 Clay Kirby 170
PETCO PARK
9 Randy Jones 677

10 Brian Lawrence 146
10 Joey Hamilton 639
Min. 750.0 IP for ERA, Winning Percentage, SO/9 and Opponent AVG.
COMMUNITY
MEDIA
332
DIRECTORY
CLUB
HISTORY & RECORDS
SINGLE-SEASON BATTING LEADERS
EXECUTIVES
Games Played Hits Runs Scored
1 Dave Winfield 1980 162 1 Tony Gwynn 1997 220 1 Steve Finley 1996 126
Steve Garvey 1985 162 2 Tony Gwynn 1987 218 2 Tony Gwynn 1987 119
Joe Carter 1990 162 3 Tony Gwynn 1984 213 3 Greg Vaughn 1998 112
Adrian Gonzalez 2008 162 4 Tony Gwynn 1986 211 4 Rickey Henderson 1996 110
MANAGER
Freddy Galvis 2018 162 5 Mark Loretta 2004 208 5 Ken Caminiti 1996 109
& STAFF
Juan Soto 2023 162 6 Tony Gwynn 1989 203 6 Mark Loretta 2004 108
7 Steve Garvey 1984 161 7 Tony Gwynn 1985 197 7 Tony Gwynn 1986 107
Steve Finley 1996 161 Tony Gwynn 1995 197 8 Alan Wiggins 1984 106
Adrian Gonzalez 2007 161 9 Steve Finley 1996 195 9 Ryan Klesko 2001 105
Chase Headley 2010 161 10 Gene Richards 1980 193 10 Three Players 104
ADVISORS & BASEBALL

Chase Headley 2012 161
SUPPORT STAFF,
2B AB
OPERATIONS
AVG. 1 Tony Gwynn 1997 49 1 Steve Finley 1996 655
1 Tony Gwynn 1994 .394 2 Mark Loretta 2004 47 2 Steve Garvey 1985 654
2 Tony Gwynn 1997 .372 3 Adrian Gonzalez 2007 46 3 Adrian Gonzalez 2007 646
3 Tony Gwynn 1987 .370 4 Steve Finley 1996 45 4 Gene Richards 1980 642
4 Tony Gwynn 1995 .368 5 Khalil Greene 2007 44 Tony Gwynn 1986 642
5 Tony Gwynn 1993 .358 6 Terry Kennedy 1982 42 6 Joe Carter 1990 634
6 Tony Gwynn 1984 .351 7 Tony Gwynn 1993 41 7 Kevin Kouzmanoff 2008 624
7 Tony Gwynn 1989 .336 8 Steve Finley 1998 40 8 Roberto Alomar 1989 623
8 Mark Loretta 2004 .335
& PERFORMANCE
Brian Giles 2008 40 9 Tony Gwynn 1985 622
PLAYER HEALTH
9 Gary Sheffield 1992 .330 10 Ryan Klesko 2002 39 Tony Fernandez 1992 622
10 Tony Gwynn 1986 .329 Yonder Alonso 2012 39
BB
OBP 3B 1 Jack Clark 1989 132
1 Tony Gwynn 1994 .454 1 Tony Gwynn 1987 13 Juan Soto 2023 132
2 Tony Gwynn 1987 .447 Dave Roberts 2006 13 3 Gene Tenace 1977 125
3 Brian Giles 2005 .423 3 Gene Richards 1978 12 Rickey Henderson 1996 125
4 Gene Tenace 1977 .415 Gene Richards 1981 12 5 Brian Giles 2005 119
'24 SAN DIEGO

5 Rickey Henderson 1996 .410 5 Bill Almon 1977 11 Adrian Gonzalez 2009 119
PADRES
Juan Soto 2023 .410 Gene Richards 1977 11 7 Gene Tenace 1979 105
Jack Clark 1989 .410 Tony Gwynn 1991 11 Fred McGriff 1991 105
Tony Gwynn 1984 .410 8 Willie Davis 1976 10 9 Jack Clark 1990 104
9 Tony Gwynn 1997 .409 Dave Winfield 1979 10 Brian Giles 2006 104
10 Ken Caminiti 1996 .408 Tony Gwynn 1984 10
Tony Gwynn 1990 10
HISTORY
SO
RECORDS
HISTORY &
RECORDS
SLG Dave Roberts 2005 10 1 Wil Myers 2017 180
1 Ken Caminiti 1996 .621 2 Wil Myers 2019 168
HR
2 Fernando Tatis Jr. 2021 .611 3 Eric Hosmer 2019 163
&
1 Greg Vaughn 1998 50
3 Wil Myers 2020 .606 4 Mike Cameron 2007 160
2 Fernando Tatis Jr. 2021 42
4 Greg Vaughn 1998 .597 Wil Myers 2016 160
3 Phil Nevin 2001 41
5 Phil Nevin 2001 .588
OPPONENTS
4 Ken Caminiti 1996 40 6 Justin Upton 2015 159
6 Gary Sheffield 1992 .580 7 Chase Headley 2012 157
Adrian Gonzalez 2009 40
Manny Machado 2020 .580 8 Hunter Renfroe 2019 154
6 Nate Colbert 1970 38
8 Fernando Tatis Jr. 2020 .571 Trent Grisham 2023 154
Nate Colbert 1972 38
9 Tony Gwynn 1994 .568 10 Fernando Tatis Jr. 2021 153
8 Adrian Gonzalez 2008 36
10 Dave Winfield 1979 .558
9 Fred McGriff 1992 35
SB
SCOUTING & PLAYER
Juan Soto 2023 35

OPS 1 Alan Wiggins 1984 70
DEVELOPMENT
1 Ken Caminiti 1996 1.028 RBI 2 Alan Wiggins 1983 66

2 Tony Gwynn 1994 1.022 1 Ken Caminiti 1996 130 3 Gene Richards 1980 61
3 Phil Nevin 2001 .976 2 Phil Nevin 2001 126 4 Ozzie Smith 1980 57
4 Fernando Tatis Jr. 2021 .975 3 Tony Gwynn 1997 119 5 Gene Richards 1977 56
5 Gary Sheffield 1992 .965 Greg Vaughn 1998 119 Tony Gwynn 1987 56
6 Greg Vaughn 1998 .960 Adrian Gonzalez 2008 119 7 Jerry Mumphrey 1980 52
7 Wil Myers 2020 .959 6 Dave Winfield 1979 118 8 Dave Roberts 2006 49
8 Adrian Gonzalez 2009 .958 7 Joe Carter 1990 115 9 Bip Roberts 1990 46
PETCO PARK
9 Tony Gwynn 1987 .958 Chase Headley 2012 115 10 Everth Cabrera 2012 44
10 Tony Gwynn 1997 .957 9 Ryan Klesko 2001 113
10 Nate Colbert 1972 111
COMMUNITY
MEDIA
333
DIRECTORY
CLUB
HISTORY & RECORDS
SINGLE-SEASON PITCHING LEADERS

EXECUTIVES
Wins Complete Games SO

1 Randy Jones 1976 22 1 Randy Jones 1976 25 1 Kevin Brown 1998 257
2 Gaylord Perry 1978 21 2 Randy Jones 1975 18 2 Jake Peavy 2007 240
3 Randy Jones 1975 20 3 Dave Roberts 1971 14 3 Blake Snell 2023 234
4 Jake Peavy 2007 19 4 Clay Kirby 1971 13 4 Clay Kirby 1971 231
5 Andy Hawkins 1985 18 Eric Show 1988 13 5 Jake Peavy 2005 216
MANAGER
& STAFF
Kevin Brown 1998 18 6 Steve Arlin 1972 12 James Shields 2015 216
7 Andy Ashby 1998 17 7 Steve Arlin 1971 10 7 Jake Peavy 2006 215
8 Yu Darvish 2022 16 Fred Norman 1972 10 8 Tyson Ross 2015 212
Tim Lollar 1982 16 Gaylord Perry 1979 10 9 Ian Kennedy 2014 207
LaMarr Hoyt 1985 16 Bruce Hurst 1989 10 10 Joe Musgrove 2021 203
Eric Show 1988 16

Ed Whitson 1989 16 Shutouts BB
1 Fred Norman 1972 6 1 Matt Clement 2000 125
Losses Randy Jones 1975 6 2 Steve Arlin 1972 122
1 Randy Jones 1974 22 3 Randy Jones 1976 5 3 Clay Kirby 1970 120
2 Steve Arlin 1972 21 4 Steve Arlin 1971 4 4 Clay Kirby 1972 116
3 Clay Kirby 1969 20 Bruce Hurst 1990 4 5 Dave Freisleben 1974 112
4 Steve Arlin 1971 19 Bruce Hurst 1992 4 6 Joey Hamilton 1998 106
Bill Greif 1974 19 7 13 Players 3 7 Tim Lollar 1984 105
Bobby Jones 2001 19 Edinson Volquez 2012 105
& PERFORMANCE
7 Clay Kirby 1973 18 Saves 9 Steve Arlin 1971 103

PLAYER HEALTH
Bob Shirley 1977 18 1 Trevor Hoffman 1998 53 Clay Kirby 1971 103
9 Joe Niekro 1969 17 2 Heath Bell 2010 47
Dave Roberts 1971 17 3 Trevor Hoffman 2006 46 Opponent AVG
Bill Greif 1973 17 4 Mark Davis 1989 44 1 Blake Snell 2023 .181
Matt Clement 2000 17 5 Trevor Hoffman 2000 43 2 Chris Young 2007 .192
Eric Stults 2014 17 Trevor Hoffman 2001 43 3 Chris Young 2006 .206
Trevor Hoffman 2005 43 4 Yu Darvish 2022 .207
Winning Percentage Heath Bell 2011 43 5 Jake Peavy 2007 .208
'24 SAN DIEGO
1 Gaylord Perry 1978 .778 9 Trevor Hoffman 1996 42 6 Joe Musgrove 2021 .213
PADRES
Dennis Rasmussen 1988 .778 Trevor Hoffman 2007 42 7 Clay Kirby 1971 .216
Michael Wacha 2023 .778 Heath Bell 2009 42 8 Mat Latos 2010 .217
4 Jake Peavy 2007 .760 9 Jake Peavy 2005 .217
5 Butch Metzger 1976 .733 IP 10 Yu Darvish 2021 .222
6 Kevin Brown 1998 .720 1 Randy Jones 1976 315.1
7 Jake Peavy 2004 .714 2 Randy Jones 1975 285.0 SO/9
&
RECORDS
HISTORY &
RECORDS
HISTORY
8 Woody Williams 2006 .706 3 Dave Roberts 1971 269.2 1 Blake Snell 2023 11.70
9 Andy Hawkins 1985 .692 4 Clay Kirby 1971 267.1 2 Yu Darvish 2021 10.77
10 Adam Eaton 2005 .688 5 Randy Jones 1979 263.0 3 Joe Musgrove 2021 10.08
Chris Young 2006 .688 6 Gaylord Perry 1978 260.2 4 Andy Benes 1994 9.87
(min. 15 decisions) 7 Kevin Brown 1998 257.0 5 Tyson Ross 2015 9.73
OPPONENTS
8 Randy Jones 1978 253.0 6 Jake Peavy 2007 9.67

Appearances 9 Pat Dobson 1970 251.0 7 James Shields 2015 9.61
1 Craig Lefferts 1986 83 10 Steve Arlin 1972 250.0 8 Jake Peavy 2005 9.58
2 Brad Hand 2016 82
9 Jake Peavy 2006 9.56
3 Heath Bell 2007 81 ERA
10 Jake Peavy 2004 9.36
4 Cla Meredith 2007 80 1 Dave Roberts 1971 2.10
Luke Gregerson 2010 80 2 Randy Jones 1975 2.24
GIDP
SCOUTING & PLAYER
6 Rollie Fingers 1977 78 3 Blake Snell 2023 2.25

1 Randy Jones 1978 36
DEVELOPMENT
7 Tim Hill 2021 78 4 Jake Peavy 2004 2.27

Lance McCullers 1987 78 5 Kevin Brown 1998 2.38
6 Jake Peavy 2007 2.54
4 Luis Perdomo 2017 32
Games Started 7 Ed Whitson 1990 2.60
Clayton Richard 2017 32
1 Randy Jones 1976 40 8 Ed Whitson 1989 2.66
6 Brian Lawrence 2002 29
2 Randy Jones 1979 39 9 Bruce Hurst 1989 2.69
7 Matt Clement 1999 28
3 Steve Arlin 1972 37 10 Gaylord Perry 1978 2.73
8 Clay Hensley 2006 27
Gaylord Perry 1978 37
9 Clayton Richard 2010 26
PETCO PARK
5 Clay Kirby 1971 36

10 Andy Ashby 1998 25
Randy Jones 1975 36
Jon Garland 2010 25
Randy Jones 1978 36
8 Clay Kirby 1969 35
Bill Greif 1974 35
Bob Shirley 1977 35
Eric Show 1985 35
COMMUNITY
Andy Hawkins 1986 35

Kevin Brown 1998 35
Min. 162.0 IP for ERA, Opponent AVG. and SO/9
MEDIA
334
DIRECTORY
CLUB
HISTORY & RECORDS
PADRES NO-HITTER
EXECUTIVES
No. Pitcher(s) Date Opponent Notes
San Diego native Joe Musgrove struck out 10 and missed a perfect game by hitting Joey Gallo in the 4th with
1 Joe Musgrove April 9, 2021 @ TEX
2 outs. The final out was a ground ball hit by Isiah Kiner-Falefa to SS Ha-Seong Kim to 1B Jurickson Profar.
MANAGER
& STAFF
ADVISORS & BASEBALL
SUPPORT STAFF,
OPERATIONS
& PERFORMANCE
PLAYER HEALTH
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Joe Musgrove celebrates with his teammates on April 9, 2021 @ Globe Life Field in Arlington after throwing the Padres' first no-hitter in franchise history. It ended a draught of 8,205
games without a no-hitter, the longest streak in baseball history before getting a team’s first no-hitter. Prior to the no-hitter, the Padres were the only active MLB team to have never
HISTORY
RECORDS
HISTORY &
RECORDS
thrown a no-hitter.
&
NO-HITTERS BY PADRES OPPONENTS
OPPONENTS
No. Pitcher(s) Date/Location Score Notes
1 PIT's RHP Dock Ellis June 12, 1970/San Diego Stadium (G1) PIT 2, SD 0 8 bb, 1 hbp
2 CHC's RHP Milt Pappas September 2, 1972/Wrigley Field CHC 8, SD 0 1 bb
3 ATL's RHP Phil Niekro August 5, 1973/Fulton County Stadium ATL 9, SD 0 3 bb, 1 error
ATL's RHP Kent Mercker (starter), RHP Mark Wohlers,
4 September 11, 1991/Fulton County Stadium ATL 9, SD 0 2 bb, 1 error
RHP Alejandro Pena
SCOUTING & PLAYER
5 FL's RHP A.J. Burnett May 12, 2001/Qualcomm Stadium FL 3, SD 0 9 bb, 1 hbp
DEVELOPMENT
6 STL's LHP Bud Smith September 3, 2001/Qualcomm Stadium STL 2, SD 0 4 bb, 1 error
7 SF's LHP Jonathan Sanchez July 10, 2009/AT&T Park SF 8, SD 0 1 error
8 SF's RHP Tim Lincecum July 13, 2013/Petco Park SF 9, SD 0 4 bb, 1 hbp
9 SF's RHP Tim Lincecum June 25, 2014/AT&T Park SF 4, SD 0 1 bb
LAD’s RHP Walker Buehler (starter), LHP Tony Cingrani,
10 May 4, 2018/Estadio de Beisbol Monterrey LAD 4, SD 0 5 bb
RHP Yimi Garcia, LHP Adam Liberatore
11 ARI's LHP Tyler Gilbert August 14, 2021/Chase Field AZ 7, SD 0 3 bb
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COMMUNITY
MEDIA
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No-Hitter into 8th inning + (26)

EXECUTIVES
No. Pitcher(s) Date Opponent Result

Preston Gomez lifted Kirby after 8 no-hit IP. Jack Baldschun allowed a single to Bud
1 Clay Kirby July 21, 1970 vs. NYM
Harrelson to start the 9th.
2 Clay Kirby Sept. 13, 1971 @HOU John Edwards doubled with 1 out in the eighth.
3 Clay Kirby Sept. 18, 1971 @SF Willie McCovey homered with 0 outs in the eighth.
4 Steve Arlin July 18, 1972 vs. PHI Denny Doyle singled with 2 outs in the ninth.
MANAGER
5 Randy Jones July 3, 1975 vs. CIN Bill Plummer doubled in the eighth.
& STAFF
6 Dave Freisleben June 12, 1976 vs. PHI Garry Maddox singled to lead off the eighth.
7 Tom Griffin Sept. 13, 1976 vs. SF Ken Reitz singled to lead of the eighth.
8 Brent Strom Sept. 29, 1976 vs. CIN George Foster doubled to lead off the eighth.
Steve Garvey reached on a bunt single with
9 Bob Owchinko July 16, 1977 vs. LAD

1 out in the eighth.

10 Greg Harris July 14, 1991 @NYM Mackey Sasser led off the 8th with a double.
Andy Benes tossed 6.0 hitless innings and was relieved by Mike Maddux.
11 Andy Benes, Mike Maddux Aug. 3, 1991 @ATL
Maddux surrendered a leadoff HR to Ron Gant in the eighth.
12 Andy Benes July 3, 1994 vs. NYM Rico Brogna hit a leadoff double in the eighth.
Kenny Lofton led off the ninth with a single to
13 Andy Ashby Sept. 5, 1997 vs. ATL
RF on a 3-2 pitch.
14 Sterling Hitchcock June 27, 1998 vs. ANA Phil Nevin homers on the first pitch of the eighth.
Dee Brown doubled off the left field wall
15 Adam Eaton July 3, 2004 vs. KC
to open the eighth.
16 Chris Young May 30, 2006 vs. COL Brad Hawpe led off the eighth with a double to RF.
& PERFORMANCE
PLAYER HEALTH
PH Joe Randa hit a 2-run homer to CF with 1

17 Chris Young Sept. 22, 2006 vs. PIT
out in the ninth.
18 Chris Young Sept. 7, 2008 @MIL Gabe Kapler homered with 2 out in the eighth.
Aaron Harang, Josh Spence, Chad Qualls, Luke Gregerson allowed a 2-out double to Juan Uribe
19 July 9, 2011 @LAD
Mike Adams and Luke Gregerson in the 9th.
20 Odrisamer Despaigne July 20, 2014 vs. NYM Daniel Murphy doubled with 2 out in the eighth.
Christian Walker doubled to CF with 1 out in the
21 Tyson Ross April 20, 2018 @AZ
eighth inning. It was the D-Backs sole hit of the game.
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22 Jordan Lyles May 15, 2018 vs. COL Trevor Story singled with 1 out in the eighth.
PADRES
23 Chris Paddack July 17, 2019 @MIA Starlin Castro hit a solo home run to open the eighth.
24 Joe Musgrove April 9, 2021 @ TEX Tossed the Padres' 1st and sole no-hitter in club history
25 Joe Musgrove June 2, 2022 @ MIL Lost his bid for another no-hitter with 2 outs in the 8th
26 Michael Wacha May 15, 2023 vs. KC Michael Massey singled leading off the 8th inning
&
RECORDS
HISTORY &
1-Hitters by Padres Pitching (31)

RECORDS
HISTORY
No. Pitcher(s) Date Opponent Hit By/Inning

1 Dick Kelley July 6, 1969 vs. HOU (G2) Menke, single in second
2 Clay Kirby September 18, 1971 @SF McCovey, homer in eighth
3 Steve Arlin June 23, 1972 vs. SF Maddox, triple in second
4 Dan Spillner June 19, 1974 @CHC Monday, single in third
OPPONENTS
5 Randy Jones May 19, 1975 vs. STL Melendez, single in seventh
6 Randy Jones July 3, 1975 vs. CIN Plummer, double in eighth
7 Eric Rasmussen September 28, 1979 @SF Evans, single in second
8 Juan Eichelberger June 2, 1982 @CHC Thompson, infield single in second
9 Dave Dravecky July 30, 1984 vs. LAD Russell, double in seventh
10 Mark Thurmond April 30, 1986 vs. STL McGee, single in seventh
SCOUTING & PLAYER
DEVELOPMENT
11 Jimmy Jones September 21, 1986 @HOU Knepper, triple in third

12 Andy Hawkins April 24, 1988 vs. HOU Doran, single in seventh
13 Bruce Hurst April 10, 1989 vs. ATL L. Smith, homer in third
14 Greg Harris, Craig Lefferts July 14, 1991 @NYM Sasser, double in eighth
15 Bruce Hurst May 18, 1992 vs. NYM Walker, infield single in sixth
16 Andy Benes, Gene Harris July 7, 1993 @NYM Kent, infield single in second
17 Andy Benes July 3, 1994 vs. NYM Brogna, double in eighth
18 Hitchcock, Hoffman April 5, 1997 vs. PHI Brogna, double in fifth
PETCO PARK
19 Kevin Brown August 16, 1998 vs. MIL (G1) Burnitz, single in seventh
20 Chris Young, Cla Meredith September 22, 2006 vs. PIT Randa, homer in ninth
21 Chad Gaudin, Heath Bell June 28, 2009 @TEX Young, single in first
22 Mat Latos, Greg Burke, Mike Ekstrom July 29, 2009 @CIN Hairston Jr., homer in fourth
23 C. Richard, M. Adams, L. Gregerson September 30, 2009 vs. LAD Kemp, single in first
24 Mat Latos May 13, 2010 @SF Whiteside infield single in sixth
COMMUNITY
25 Cory Luebke, Ernesto Frieri September 19, 2011 @COL Ellis homer in sixth
26 Edinson Volquez July 19, 2012 vs. HOU Downs infield single in fourth
27 Andrew Cashner September 16, 2013 @PIT Tabata single to lead off seventh
28 Andrew Cashner April 11, 2014 vs. DET Davis single to center in sixth
29 Tyson Ross, Brad Hand April 20, 2018 @ARI Walker double to center in eighth
30 Jordan Lyles, Kirby Yates, Brad Hand May 15, 2018 vs. COL Story single to left in eighth
MEDIA
31 Joe Musgrove & Craig Stammen June 3, 2022 @MIL Wong doubled off Musgrove with two outs in the eighth
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HOME RUN HISTORY
EXECUTIVES
INSIDE-THE-PARK HR BY PADRES (22) INSIDE-THE-PARK HR BY OPPONENT (40)
No. Player Date Opponent No. Player Date Opponent
1 Dave W. Roberts September 29, 1973 vs. LAD 1 Denny Doyle July 18, 1970 vs. PHI
2 Derrel Thomas June 14, 1974 @MON 2 Cesar Geronimo July 2, 1972 vs. CIN
3 Luis Salazar July 8, 1982 @PHI 3 Joe Morgan May 18, 1973 @CIN
MANAGER
& STAFF
4 Gene Richards July 10, 1982 @NYM 4 Pete Rose June 29, 1973 @CIN
5 Gene Richards September 26,1982 @ATL 5 Paul Casanova August 5, 1973 @ATL
6 Carmelo Martinez September 2, 1984 @NYM 6 Tito Fuentes September 23, 1973 @ATL
7 Garry Templeton September 17, 1987 vs. ATL 7 Mike Schmidt April 27, 1974 vs. PHI
8 John Kruk September 24, 1987 @CIN 8 Lou Brock June 18, 1976 @STL
ADVISORS & BASEBALL

9 Tony Gwynn July 29, 1988 vs. CIN 9 Heity Cruz June 18, 1976 @STL
SUPPORT STAFF,
OPERATIONS
10 Bip Roberts April 28, 1990 vs. PIT 10 Bob Boone July 10, 1976 @PHI
11 Jack Howell August 16, 1991 vs. ATL 11 Ellis Valentine May 21, 1977 @MON
12 Tony Gwynn* June 26, 1997 @LAD 12 Pete Rose September 7, 1978 @CIN
13 Bret Boone May 11, 2000 @CIN 13 Jerry White June 12, 1980 @MON
14 Ruben Rivera July 18, 2000 vs. ANA 14 Larry Bowa August 21, 1980 @PHI
15 Sean Burroughs May 16, 2003 vs. ATL 15 Tim Raines May 7, 1981 @MON
16 Kyle Blanks August 18, 2009 vs. CHC 16 Ken Caminiti May 22, 1993 vs. HOU
17 Tony Gwynn June 13, 2010 vs. SEA 17 Mitch Webster June 21, 1994 vs. LAD
& PERFORMANCE
PLAYER HEALTH
18 Tony Gwynn July 17, 2010 vs. ARI 18 Reggie Sanders April 29, 1995 vs. CIN
19 Chris Denorfia August 5, 2010 @LAD 19 Ron Gant* May 4, 1996 vs. STL
20 Everth Cabrera June 8, 2012 @MIL 20 Vinny Castilla July 13, 1996 @COL
21 Jake Cronenworth May 19, 2021 vs. COL 21 Ron Gant April 20, 1997 vs. STL
22 Jake Cronenworth August 17, 2021 @ COL 22 Kenny Lofton May 27, 1997 vs. ATL
*Grand Slam 23 Barry Bonds September 21, 1997 vs. SF
24 Mike Lansing September 6, 1998 @COL
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ALL-TIME GRAND SLAM LEADERS 25 Luis Gonzalez July 28, 2002 @ARI
PADRES
26 Jimmy Rollins August 4, 2004 vs. PHI
Rk. Player Grand Slams
27 Dustan Mohr July 10, 2005 @COL
1 Phil Nevin 7
28 Kelly Stinnett August 29, 2005 vs. ARI
2 Nate Colbert 5
29 Kazuo Matsui April 20, 2006 vs. NYM
Hunter Renfroe 5
30 Dallas McPherson June 17, 2006 vs. LAA
4 Steve Finley 4
HISTORY
RECORDS
HISTORY &
RECORDS
31 Garrett Atkins September 23, 2007 vs. COL
Adrian Gonzalez 4
32 Clint Barmes September 22, 2009 @COL
Manny Machado 4
33 Stephen Drew April 5, 2010 @ARI
&
34 Shane Victorino April 24, 2011 vs. PHI
ALL-TIME PADRES PITCHERS HOME RUN LEADERS 35 Justin Upton August 25, 2012 @ARI
OPPONENTS
Rk. Pitcher Home Runs 36 Kurt Suzuki May 20, 2014 vs. MIN
1 Tim Lollar 8 37 Orlando Arcia June 17, 2017 vs. MIL
2 Mike Corkins 5 38 JT Riddle May 29, 2018 vs. MIA
3 Andy Benes 4 39 Ian Desmond June 14, 2019 @COL
Eric Show 4 40 Jordan Luplow June 21, 2022 vs. ARI
Joey Hamilton 4 *Paradise Series in Honolulu, HI
SCOUTING & PLAYER
DEVELOPMENT
STATCAST HOME RUN DISTANCE LEADERS (SINCE ‘15)

Rk. Player HR Distance Date
1 Franchy Cordero 489' April 20, 2018 @ ARI
2 Tommy Pham 486’ August 17, 2021 @ COL
3 Franmil Reyes 479' June 5, 2018 vs. ATL
4 Fernando Tatis Jr. 477' June 16, 2021 @ COL
Franmil Reyes 477' August 5, 2018 @ CHC
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5 Hunter Renfroe 470' May 11, 2019 @ COL

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SINGLE-SEASON RECORDS
EXECUTIVES
Club General
Wins and Losses One-Run Games
Best Record, Overall .617 (37-23), 2020 Most Played 65, 1980
Best Record, Home .667 (54-27), 1998 Most Won 34, 1978 and 1984
Best Record, Road .571 (16-12), 2020 Most Lost 37, 1970
MANAGER
& STAFF
Most Wins, Home 54, 1998 Most Won, Home 25, 2014
Most Wins, Road 46, 1996 Most Won, Road 15, 1978 and 1984
Most Losses, Home 54, 1972 Most Lost, Home 20, 1972
Most Losses, Road 57, 1969 and 1974 Most Lost, Road 22, 1970, ‘79 and ‘93
Fewest Wins, Home (min 81 games) 28, 1969 Fewest Won (non-shortened seasons) 9, 2023
Fewest Wins, Road (min 81 games) 24, 1969 and 1974 Fewest Lost 15, 2001, ‘04
Fewest Losses, Home Fewest Won, Home 4, 2023
27, 1998
(min 81 games) Fewest Won, Road 3, 2008
Fewest Losses, Road Fewest Lost, Home 3, 1974
35, 1996
(min 81 games) Fewest Lost, Road 7, 1997
14, 3x (ARI in 2022, SF in
Most Wins Against Single Club
2007, HOU in 1990) Extra-Inning Games
Most Wins Against Single Club, Most Played 24, 1996 & 2000
8, 8x, last vs. ARI, 2013
Home
Most Won 13, 1996
Most Wins Against Single Club,
& PERFORMANCE
7, 12x, last @ ARI & SF, 2022 Most Lost 14, 1972, 1992
PLAYER HEALTH
Road
Most Losses Against Single Club 17, vs. Atlanta, 1974
Doubleheaders
Most Losses Against Single Club, 9, 2x, vs. LA, 1971
Home and vs. ATL, 1974 Most Won 5, 1977, 1971
Most Losses Against Single Club, 9, 2x, @ATL, 1980 Most Lost 8, 1969
Road and @ARI, 2002 Best Record 5-1-2, 1977
Most Wins In Single Month 22 in May, 2005
Most Losses In Single Month 23 in May, 2003 1-0 Games
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Most Won 6, 2x, 1985 & 2010

PADRES
Shutouts Most Lost 6, 2011

Most Played 34, 2x, 1972 and 1976
Most Won 20, 2x, 2007 and 2010 Vs. Right-Handed Starters
Most Lost 23, 2x, 1969 and 1976 Most Won 71, 2006
Most Won, Home 14, 2007 Most Lost 93, 1969
&
RECORDS
HISTORY &
RECORDS
Most Won, Road 13, 1985

HISTORY
Most Lost, Home 13, 2001 Vs. Left-Handed Starters

Most Lost, Road 15, 1969 Most Won 32, 1984, 1990 & 1992
Most Wins via Shutout 5, 2x, vs. HOU, 1984 and vs. Most Lost 37, 2008 & 2018
Against Single Club LAD, 2002
Starters
OPPONENTS
Most Losses via Shutout

5, 9x, last by SF, 2015
Against Single Club Most Won 68, 1988, 1989
Fewest Wins, Road (min 81 games) 24, 1969 and 1974 Most Lost 89, 1969
Season Series Sweeps Relievers

Season Sweep by Padres 8x, last @ CIN (6-0), 2022 Most Won 43, 2021
SCOUTING & PLAYER
Season Sweep by Opposition 17x, last vs. LAA (0-3), 2018 Most Lost 35, 2002
DEVELOPMENT
Sweeps by Padres in San Diego 60x, last vs. TEX (3-0), 2023
Sweeps by Opposition in San Diego 52x, last vs. CLE (0-2), 2022 Players Used
Sweeps by Padres on Road 25x, last @ CWS (3-0), 2023 Most 59, 2002 and 2008
Sweeps by Oppostion on Road 62x, last @ STL (0-3), 2022 Fewest 31, 1984
Pitchers Used
Most 37, 2002#
Fewest 12, 1973
PETCO PARK
* Major League Record

+ Ties Major League Record
# National League Record
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EXECUTIVES
MANAGER
& STAFF
ADVISORS & BASEBALL
SUPPORT STAFF,
OPERATIONS
& PERFORMANCE
PLAYER HEALTH
Club Batting Highest/Most Lowest/Fewest Club Pitching Highest/Most Lowest/Fewest
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Batting Average .275 in 1994 .225 in 1969 ERA 4.98 in 1997 3.27 in 2014
PADRES
At-Bats 5,655 in 1996 5,294 in 2014 Complete Games 47 in 1976 0 in 2011, ‘18, '19, ‘22, ‘23
Runs Scored 795 in 1997 468 in 1969 Strikeouts 1,517 in 2021 652 in 1976
Hits 1,521 in 2004 1,199 in 2014 Walks Allowed 715 in 1974 422 in 2004
Singles 1,105 in 1980 804 in 2017 Hits 1,581 in 1997 1,263 in 2022
Doubles 322 in 2007 180 in 1969 Runs Allowed 891 in 1997 577 in 2014
HISTORY
RECORDS
HISTORY &
Triples 52 in 1982 14 in 2023 Saves 59 in 1998 18 in 1976
RECORDS
Home Runs 219 in 2017 64 in 1976 Wild Pitches 73 in 1999 & 2017 23 in 1985
Home Runs at Home 101 in 2019 29 in 1980 Balks 25 in 1977 2 in 2004 & 2013
&
Home Runs on the Road 118 in 2019 34 in 1976 Hit Batsmen 88 in 2022 12 in 1978, ‘80
Grand Slams 10 in 2001 0 in 1973, ‘79, ‘82, ‘87 Home Runs Allowed 226 in 2017 74 in 1978
RBI 761 in 1997 431 in 1969 Home Runs Allowed vs. Single NL Club 37 by COL, 2001 1, several occasions
OPPONENTS
XBH 524 in 2007 305 in 1980 Shutouts 20 in 2007, ‘10 2 in 1997
Total Bases 2,322 in 2006 1,764 in 1969
SLG .416 in 2006 .329 in 1969 Club Fielding Highest/Most Lowest/Fewest
Pinch-Hits 74 in 1986 11 in 2023 Fielding Percentage .988 in 2010, ‘23 .971 in 1975, ‘77
PH Game-Winning RBI 9 in 2013 0 in 2011, ‘16, ‘20, ‘21 Errors Committed 189 in 1977 72 in 2010
PH Batting Average .276 in 1978 .113 in 2023 Double Plays Turned 178 in 2017 0 in 1973
SCOUTING & PLAYER
DEVELOPMENT
PH Home Runs 11 in 2014 1 in 1979, ‘87, ‘22 Putouts 4,467 in 1996 4,263 in 1999
Stolen Bases 239 in 1980 36 in 2008 Assists 2,012 in 1980 1,362 in 2022
Caught Stealing 91 in 1987 17 in 2008 Outfield Assists 54 in 1980 15 in 1996
Home Runs vs. Single NL Club 29 vs. COL, 2019 0 vs. PIT, 2014 Total Chances 6,543 in 1980 5,768 in 2022
Strikeouts 1,581 in 2019 716 in 1976 Passed Balls 22 in 1987 2 in 1992
Walks 678 in 2001 401 in 1973 All club records are only in seasons with at least 162 games played
Left on Base 1,239 in 1980 965 in 2016
HBP 61 in 2021 9 in 1989
PETCO PARK
Sacrifice Bunts 133 in 1975 17 in 2022

Sacrifice Flies 66 in 2004 19 in 1971
GIDP 146 in 1996 81 in 1978
Shutouts 23 in 1969 & ‘76 3 in 2004
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MEDIA
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HISTORY & RECORDS
EXECUTIVES
Individual Batting
Batting Average .394, Tony Gwynn (1994)
SLG .621, Ken Caminiti (1996)
162, Dave Winfield (1980), Steve Garvey (1985), Joe Carter (1990),
Games Played
Adrian Gonzalez (2008), Freddy Galvis (2018), Juan Soto (2023)
Runs Scored 126, Steve Finley (1996)
MANAGER
& STAFF
Hits 220, Tony Gwynn (1997)

Total Bases 348, Steve Finley (1996)
Singles 177, Tony Gwynn (1984)
Doubles 49, Tony Gwynn (1997)
Triples 13, Tony Gwynn (1987), Dave Roberts (2006)

Home Runs 50, Greg Vaughn (1998)
Most Games with HR from both sides of the plate 4, Ken Caminiti (1996)
RBI 130, Ken Caminiti (1996)
Grand Slams 4, Phil Nevin (2001)
Game-Winning RBI 21, Gary Sheffield (1992)
Pinch-Hit Average (min. 20 AB) .478, Terry Kennedy (1986)
Pinch-Hits 21, Merv Rettenmund (1977)
Stolen Bases 70, Alan Wiggins (1984)
Strikeouts Most 180, Wil Myers (2017)
& PERFORMANCE
PLAYER HEALTH
Strikeouts, Fewest (min. 502 PA) 15, Tony Gwynn (1995)

Walks 132, Jack Clark (1989), Juan Soto (2023)
Intentional Walks 35, Adrian Gonzalez (2010)
Sacrifice Bunts 28, Ozzie Smith (1978)
Sacrifice Flies 16, Mark Loretta (2004)
Hit Batsmen 17, Carlos Quentin (2012)
GIDP, Most 25, Steve Garvey (1984 and 1985), Kevin Kouzmanoff (2009)
GIDP, Fewest (min. 502 PA) 2, Alan Wiggins (1984), Jake Cronenworth (2022)
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&
RECORDS
HISTORY &
RECORDS
HISTORY
OPPONENTS
SCOUTING & PLAYER
DEVELOPMENT
PETCO PARK
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MEDIA
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EXECUTIVES
MANAGER
& STAFF
ADVISORS & BASEBALL
SUPPORT STAFF,
OPERATIONS
& PERFORMANCE
PLAYER HEALTH
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Individual Pitching
Appearances, Most 83, Craig Lefferts (1986)
Complete Games 25, Randy Jones (1976)
Games Started 40, Randy Jones (1976)
HISTORY
RECORDS
HISTORY &
RECORDS
Games Finished 69, Rollie Fingers (1977)
Shutouts 6, Fred Norman (1972), Randy Jones (1975)
Wins, Most 22, Randy Jones (1976)
&
Win/Loss Percentage (min. 15 decisons) .778, Gaylord Perry (21-6 in 1978) and Dennis Rasmussen (14-4 in 1988)
Losses, Most 22, Randy Jones (1974)
OPPONENTS
Innings Pitched 315.1, Randy Jones (1976)
Runs Allowed 137, Bobby J. Jones (2001)
Earned Runs Allowed 117, Bill Greif (1974) and Matt Clement (2000)
Hits Allowed 274, Randy Jones (1976)
Walks Allowed 125, Matt Clement (2000)
Strikeouts 257, Kevin Brown (1998)
SCOUTING & PLAYER
SO/9 (min. 162.0 IP) 11.7, Blake Snell (2023)

DEVELOPMENT
ERA, Lowest (min. 162.0 IP) 2.10, Dave Roberts (1971)

Home Runs Allowed 37, Kevin Jarvis and Bobby J. Jones (2001)
Saves 53, Trevor Hoffman (1998)
Hit Batsmen 24, Austin Adams (2021)
Wild Pitches 23, Matt Clement (2000)
Balks 6, Tom Griffin and Bob Shirley (1977)
Individual Fielding
PETCO PARK
Errors Committed, Most 41, Bill Almon (1977)

Putouts, Most 1,470, Adrian Gonzalez (2007)
Double Plays Turned, Most 147, Wil Myers (2017)
Fielding Percentage, First Baseman (min. 2/3 of team games played) 1.000, Steve Garvey (1984)
Fielding Percentage, Second Baseman (min. 2/3 of team games played) 1.000, David Eckstein (2010)
Fielding Percentage, Shortstop (min. 2/3 of team games played) .986, Freddy Galvis (2018)
COMMUNITY
Fielding Percentage, Third Baseman (min. 2/3 of team games played) .990, Kevin Kouzmanoff (2009)
Fielding Percentage, Outfielder (min. 2/3 of team games played) 1.000, Eric Owens (2000), Dave Roberts (2006), Will Venable (2014), Wil Myers (2021)
Fielding Percentage, Catcher (min. 1/2 of team games played) .998, Gene Tenace (1979)
Fielding Percentage, Pitcher (min. 1.0 IP per team game) 1.000, many times, last: Clayton Richard (2017)
MEDIA
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HISTORY & RECORDS
SINGLE-GAME RECORDS
EXECUTIVES
Club General Club Batting (cont.)

Players Used, 9-Inning Game 24, September 26, 1997 @ SF Most Left on Base by Padres, Extra-Inning Game 26, August 25, 1979 vs. PIT (19 innings)
Players Used, Extra-Inning Game 26, Sept. 9, 1997 vs. FLA (13 innings) Most Left on Base by Opponent, Extra-Inning
23, May 21, 1977 @ MON (21 innings)
Game
Players Used, Both Teams 50, September 13, 1982 @ LAD (16 innings)
Fewest Left on Base, Padres 0, 13x, last: May 1, 2018 @ SF
Longest Game in Innings, Home 22, April 17, 2008 vs. COL
MANAGER
Fewest Left on Base, Opponent 0, 6x, last: September 18, 2013 @ PIT
& STAFF
Longest Game in Innings, Road 21, May 21, 1977 @ MON

Pinch-Hitters Used 8, September 16, 1986 vs. SF
Longest 9-Inning Game in Time, Home 4:12, May 4, 2019 vs. LAD
GIDP, 9-Inning Game 5, July 23, 1999 @ HOU
Longest 9-Inning Game in Time, Road 4:10, July 27, 1996 @ FLA
GIDP, Extra-Inning Game 6, June 5, 1997 @ COL (11 innings)
Shortest 9-Inning Game in Time, Home 1:29, May 4, 1977 vs. PHI
16, August 23, 2002 vs. FL (18-2) and July 16, 2021 @
Shortest 9-Inning Game in Time, Road 1:36, July 11, 1976 @ PHI Largest Margin of Victory
WSH (24-8)
Longest Extra-Inning Game in Time, Home 6:17, August 15, 1980 vs. HOU (20 innings) 19, May 13, 1969 @ CHC (19-0), June 28, 1969 vs. LAD
Largest Margin of Defeat
Longest Extra-Inning Game in Time, Road 5:33, May 21, 1977 @ MON (21 innings) (19-0) and September 20, 2005 @ COL (20-1)
Shortest Extra-Inning Game in Time, Home 2:00, May 19, 1975 vs. STL (10 innings) Largest Shutout, Win 13-0, August 11, 1991 vs. CIN
Shortest Extra-Inning Game in Time, Road 2:17, July 25, 1974 @ ATL Largest Shutout, Loss 19-0, May 13, 1969 @ CHC and June 28, 1969 vs. LAD
Largest Margin of Victory 16, August 23, 2002 vs. FL (18-2)
Club Pitching
19, May 13, 1969 @ CHC (19-0), June 28, 1969 vs. LAD
Largest Margin of Defeat Hits Allowed, 9-Inning Game 24, May 17, 1977 @ CHC
(19-0) and September 20, 2005 @ COL (20-1)
Hits Allowed, Extra-Inning Game 25, May 21, 1977 @ MON (21 innings)
Largest Shutout, Win 13-0, August 11, 1991 vs. CIN
Runs Allowed 23, May 17, 1977 @ CHC
Largest Shutout, Loss 19-0, May 13, 1969 @ CHC and June 28, 1969 vs. LAD
Earned Runs Allowed 20, May 17, 1977 @ CHC
& PERFORMANCE
PLAYER HEALTH
Club Batting Singles Allowed, 9-Inning Game 17, August 26, 1986 vs. NYM
At-Bats, 9-Inning Game 50, July 16, 2021 @ WSH Singles Allowed, Extra-Inning Game 18, August 31, 1979 vs. STL (15 innings)
At-Bats, Extra-Inning Game 75, September 24, 1971 vs. HOU (G1, 21 innings) Doubles Allowed, 9-Inning Game 8, May 7, 2015 @ ARI and August 6, 1970 vs. HOU
Runs Scored, 9-Inning Game 24, July 16, 2021 @ WSH Doubles Allowed, Extra-Inning Game 8, June 7, 2009 vs. ARI (18 innings)
Runs Scored, Extra-Inning Game 17, May 23, 1970 @ SF (15 innings) Triples Allowed, 9-Inning Game 4, 3x, last: June 25, 2015 @ SF
Runs Scored in a Loss 14, August 29, 2001 @ STL (14-16) Triples Allowed, Extra-Inning Game 4, July 6, 1979 @ NYM (12 innings)
32, July 27, 1996 @ FL (SD: 20 and FL: 12) and July 16, 2021 Home Runs Allowed, 9-Inning Game 7, 4x, last: September 12, 2017 @ MIN
Runs Scored by Both Teams, 9-Inning Game
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@ WSH (SD: 24 and WSH: 8)

Home Runs Allowed, Extra-Inning Game 7, September 18, 2006 @ LAD (10 innings)
PADRES
Runs Scored by Both Teams, Extra-Inning Game 33, May 23, 1970 @ SF (15 innings, SD: 17 and SF: 16)
XBH Allowed, 9-Inning Game 11, 3x, last: July 8, 1994 vs. MON
Hits, 9-Inning Game 24, April 19, 1982 vs. SF and August 12, 2003 @ ATL
XBH Allowed, Extra-Inning Game 13, September 18, 2006 @ LAD (10 innings)
21, July 5, 1969 vs. HOU, May 23, 1970 @ SF and June
Hits, Extra-Inning Game
14, 2019 @ COL Strikeouts, 9-Inning Game 18, May 22, 2006 vs. ATL and April 25, 2007 @ ARI
Hits by Both Teams, 9-Inning Game 36, 3x, last: June 2, 2016 vs. SEA (SD: 20 and SEA: 16) 20, June 19, 2001 vs. SF (15 innings), July 31, 2002 @ CHC
Strikeouts, Extra-Inning Game
Hits by Both Teams, Extra-Inning Game 44, May 23, 1970 @ SF (15 innings, SD: 21 and SF: 23) (11 innings) and April 17, 2008 vs. COL (22 innings)
&
RECORDS
HISTORY &
RECORDS
Singles 18, 5x, last: May 11, 2011 @ MIL Walks Allowed, 9-Inning Game 13, 3x, last: April 28, 1997 @ FL
HISTORY
Doubles 9, August 12, 2007 @ CIN Walks Allowed, Extra-Inning Game 13, April 26, 2003 @ CIN (10 innings)
Triples 4, June 2, 1970 @ PIT and May 5, 1978 @ STL IBB Allowed, 9-Inning Game 4, 6x, last: August 11, 2007 @ CIN
Home Runs, 9-Inning Game 7, May 25, 2019 @ TOR IBB Allowed, Extra-Inning Game 6, August 26, 1980 @ NYM (18 innings)
Home Runs, Extra-Inning Game 5, 5x, last: June 17, 2017 @ MIL (11 innings) Hit Batsmen 5, 2x, July 9, 2023 vs. NYM, August 23, 2017 @ STL
OPPONENTS
Extra-Base Hits 12, August 12, 2007 @ CIN Wild Pitches 5, April 29, 2003 vs. PIT
Total Bases, Padres 43, May 25, 2019 @ TOR Balks 3, September 2, 1986 @ PHI
Total Bases, Opponent 49, May 17, 1977 @ CHC Pitchers Used, 9-Inning Game 9, September 16, 2020 vs. LAD
RBI, Padres 23, July 16, 2021 @ WSH Pitchers Used, Extra-Inning Game 10, June 7, 2009 vs. ARI (18 innings)
RBI, Opponent 22, May 17, 1977 @ CHC
Club Fielding
Walks, 9-Inning Game 13, April 13, 2021 @ PIT
SCOUTING & PLAYER
Double Plays Turned, 9-Inning Game 6, August 28, 2016 @ MIA

Walks, Extra-Inning Game 14, August 25, 1979 vs. PIT (19 innings)
DEVELOPMENT
Double Plays Turned, Extra-Inning Game 6, August 25, 1979 vs. PIT (19 innings)
IBB, 9-Inning Game 4, 3x, last: August 18, 1988 vs. MON
Double Plays Turned, Both Teams 8, 3x, last: May 17, 2014 @ COL
IBB, Extra-Inning Game 6, August 25, 1979 vs. PIT (19 innings)
Triple Plays by Padres 1, 8x, last: June 10, 2010 @ NYM (G2)
Strikeouts, 9-Inning Game 19, April 22, 1970 @ NYM and September 12, 2019 vs. CHC
Triple Plays by Opponent 1, 16x, last: August 7, 2016 vs. PHI
Strikeouts, Extra-Inning Game 20, 3x, last: July 8, 2018 @ ARI (16 innings) Assists, 9-Inning Game 26, May 22, 1969 vs. PIT
Stolen Bases, Padres 9, June 28, 1999 vs. COL Assists, Extra-Inning Game 28, May 21, 1977 @ MON (21 innings)
Stolen Bases, Opponent 10, May 18, 2000 @ FL Assists, Fewest 0, 19x, last: September 24, 1970 @ ATL
Most Left on Base by Padres, 9-Inning Game 17, May 24, 1977 vs. ATL
PETCO PARK
Errors Committed, 9-Inning Game 6, 6x, last: June 1, 1990 vs. ATL
Most Left on Base by Opponent, 9-Inning Game 18, June 27, 2008 vs. SEA
Errors Committed, Extra-Inning Game 6, May 7, 1972 @ NYM
COMMUNITY
MEDIA
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DIRECTORY
CLUB
HISTORY & RECORDS
SINGLE-GAME RECORDS
EXECUTIVES
Individual Batting Individual Fielding
7, 2x, Mark Kotsay and Ryan Klesko on May 19, 2001 Errors Committed 3, 19x, last: Everth Cabrera on September 5, 2009 @ LAD
At-Bats, 9-Inning Game
@ MON
Double Plays Turned, First Baseman 5, 5x, last: Eric Hosmer on July 3, 2018 @ OAK
9, 19x, last: Adrian Gonzalez and Tadahito Iguchi on May
At-Bats, Extra-Inning Game
25, 2008 vs. CIN (18 innings) Double Plays Turned, Second Baseman 5, 2x, last: Jedd Gyorko on May 17, 2014 @ COL
MANAGER
5, 2x, Al Martin on April 16, 2000 vs. HOU and Tommy
& STAFF
Runs Scored Double Plays Turned, Shortstop 6, Ozzie Smith on August 25, 1979 @ PIT (19 innings)
Pham on July 16, 2021 @ WSH
Double Plays Turned, Third Baseman 4, Christian Villanueva on July 3, 2018 @ OAK
Hits, 9-Inning Game 6, Adrian Gonzalez (6-for-6) on August 11, 2009 @ MIL
Putouts by OF, 9-Inning Game 10, 4x, last: Manuel Margot on May 20, 2018 @ PIT
6, 3x, last: Tony Gwynn (6-for-7) on August 4, 1993 vs.
Hits, Extra-Inning Game
SF (12 innings) Putouts by OF, Extra-Inning Game 11, 2x, last: Jon Jay on May 22, 2016 vs. LAD (17 innings)
Singles, 9-Inning Game 5, 2x, last: Adrian Gonzalez on August 11, 2009 @ MIL
ADVISORS & BASEBALL

Putouts by 1B, 9-Inning Game 19, 2x, last: Mike Ivie on August 6, 1975 vs. HOU
5, 2x, last: Bill Fahey on September 5, 1979 @ HOU
SUPPORT STAFF,
Singles, Extra-Inning Game Putouts by 1B, Extra-Inning Game 23, Derrel Thomas on June 20, 1978 vs. ATL (10 innings)
(10 innings)
OPERATIONS
Doubles 3, 40x, last: Trent Grisham on June 27, 2021 vs. ARI Putouts by 2B, 9-Inning Game 9, Tim Flannery on September 29, 1985 @ ATL
Triples 2, 17x, last: Greg Garcia on June 16, 2019 @ COL Putouts by 2B, Extra-Inning Game 11, Tadahito Iguchi on April 17, 2008 vs. COL (22 innings)
Home Runs 3, 12x, last: Fernando Tatis Jr. on June 25, 2021 vs. ARI Putouts by SS, 9-Inning Game 8, Ozzie Smith on July 7, 1979 @ NYM
1, 3x, Matt Kemp on August 14, 2015 @ COL, Wil Myers 7, 4x, last: Everth Cabrera on September 16, 2009 vs.
Putouts by SS, Extra-Inning Game
Hit for the Cycle on April 10, 2017 @ COL, Jake Cronenworth on July 16, ARI (10 innings)
2021 @ WSH
Putouts by 3B, 9-Inning Game 5, 8x, last: Manny Machado on April 9, 2022 @ ARI
Multiple Back-to-Back Home Runs by Same 1, Gary Sheffield and Fred McGriff on August 6, 1992 vs.
& PERFORMANCE
Putouts by 3B, Extra-Inning Game 5, Luis Salazar on August 10, 1983 @ HOU (14 innings)
PLAYER HEALTH
Players HOU (1st and 2nd innings)
Total Bases 13, 5x, last: Fernando Tatis Jr. on June 25, 2021 vs. ARI Putouts by C, 9-Inning Game 18, 2x, last: Austin Hedges on September 18, 2018 vs. SF
RBI 8, 2x, last: Ken Caminiti on September 19, 1995 vs. COL Putouts by C, Extra-Inning Game 22, Ben Davis on June 19, 2001 vs. SF (15 innings)
Sacrifice Bunts 3, 7x, last: Greg Maddux on May 14, 2007 vs. CIN Putouts by Pitcher, 9-Inning Game 5, 2x, last: Jimmy Jones on April 22, 1988 vs. HOU
Sacrifice Flies 2, 30x, last: Xander Bogaerts on Sept. 27, 2023 @ SFG Assists by OF, 9-Inning Game 2, many times, last: Jose Pirela on April 3, 2018 vs. COL
Assists by OF, Extra-Inning Game 3, Tony Gwynn on August 27, 1986 vs. NYM
Hit By Pitch 2, 31x, last: Austin Nola on May 14, 2021 vs. STL
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Assists by 1B, 9-Inning Game 5, 4x, last: Jake Cronenworth on June 13, 2023 vs. CLE
Walks 5, Brian Giles on May 14, 2006 @ CHC
PADRES
5, 2x, last: Dave Magadan on June 5, 2000 @ OAK
IBB, 9-Inning Game 3, Fernando Gonzalez on August 10, 1978 vs. CIN Assists by 1B, Extra-Inning Game
(10 innings)
IBB, Extra-Inning Game 4, Garry Templeton on July 5, 1985 @ PIT (12 innings) Assists by 2B, 9-Inning Game 10, 2x, last: Fernando Gonzalez on June 15, 1979 vs. CHC
Strikeouts, 9-Inning Game 5, 2x, last: Clay Hensley on May 14, 2006 @ CHC Assists by 2B, Extra-Inning Game 13, Mark Loretta on May 7, 2003 @ MON (10 inning)
5, 4x, last: Chase Headley on June 7, 2009 vs. ARI Assists by SS, 9-Inning Game 12, 2x, last: Ozzie Smith on April 12, 1980 vs. SF
Strikeouts, Extra-Inning Game
(18 innings)
HISTORY
RECORDS
HISTORY &
RECORDS
Assists by SS, Extra-Inning Game 11, Ozzie Smith on September 1, 1978 vs. MON
Stolen Bases 5, 3x, last: Damian Jackson on June 28, 1999 vs. COL
Assists by 3B, 9-Inning Game 9, Kevin Kouzmanoff on September 4, 2008 @ MIL
Caught Stealing 2, 40x, last: Will Venable on, May 6, 2014 vs. KC
&
3, 3x, last: Yangervis Solarte on September 16, 2015 Assists by 3B, Extra-Inning Game 9, Paul Dade on July 27, 1979 vs. SF (11 innings)
GIDP, 9-Inning Game
@ ARI Assists by C, 9-Inning Game 6, Bill Fahey on May 15, 1980 vs. STL
GIDP, Extra-Inning Game 3, Archi Cianfrocco on June 5, 1997 @ COL (11 innings)
OPPONENTS
Assists by C, Extra-Inning Game 6, Benito Santiago on May 15, 1989 @ MON (11 innings)
Assists by Pitcher, 9-Inning Game 7, Andrew Cashner on July 23, 2013 vs. LAD
7, 2x, last: Randy Jones on June 24, 1975 vs. SF (10
Individual Pitching Assists by Pitcher, Extra-Inning Game
innings)
Hits Allowed 14, 5x, last: Clayton Richard on July 19, 2017 @ COL
Singles Allowed 13, 3x, last: Andy Ashby on August 10, 1999 @ NYM
SCOUTING & PLAYER
Doubles Allowed 7, Danny Coombs on August 6, 1970 vs. HOU

DEVELOPMENT
Triples Allowed 3, 8x, last: James Shields on June 25, 2015 vs. SF
Home Runs Allowed 5, 2x, last: Tim Stauffer on August 13, 2011 @ CIN
Runs Allowed 11, 5x, last: Clayton Richard on July 19, 2017 @ COL
Earned Runs Allowed 11, 2x, last: Tim Stauffer on August 26, 2007 @ PHI
Hit Batsmen 4, Jhoulys Chacin on August 23, 2017 @ STL
Walks Allowed 10, Clay Kirby on July 15, 1969 @ SF
4, 3x, last: Dennis Kinney on August 21, 1980 @ PHI
PETCO PARK
IBB Allowed
(17 innings)
4, Dennis Kinney (9.1 IP) on August 21, 1980 @ PHI
IBB Allowed in more than 9.0 IP
(17 innings)
16, 2x: Jake Peavy on May 22, 2006 vs. ATL (7.0 IP) and
Strikeouts
April 25, 2007 @ ARI (7.0 IP)
15, Clay Kirby (15.0 IP) on September 24, 1971 vs. HOU
Strikeouts in more than 9.0 IP
(21 innings in G1)
COMMUNITY
Wild Pitches 4, 3x, last: Trevor Cahill on May 13, 2017 @ CWS
Balks 3, Dave LaPoint on September 2, 1986 @ PHI
Innings Pitched, Starter 15.0, Clay Kirby on September 24, 1971 vs. HOU (G1)
Innings Pitched, Reliever 9.1, Dennis Kinney on August 21, 1980 @ PHI (17 innings)
MEDIA
343
DIRECTORY
CLUB
HISTORY & RECORDS
SINGLE-INNING RECORDS
EXECUTIVES
Club Batting Individual Batting

Plate Appearances 17, May 31, 1994 vs. PIT (2nd inning) 2, many times, last: Gary Sanchez on August 2, 2023
Hits
@ COL (9th inning)
Runs Scored 13, 2x, last: May 31, 1994 vs. PIT (2nd inning)
2, many times, last: Fernando Tatis Jr. on June 14, 2019
Hits 10, 2x, last: September 12, 2004 @ COL (9th inning) Singles
@ COL (9th inning)
Doubles 4, 5x, last: June 4, 2018 vs. ATL (5th inning) 2, 2x, last: Phil Stephenson on June 4, 1990 vs. HOU
Doubles
(8th inning)
MANAGER
& STAFF
Triples 2, 25x, last: September 24, 2023 vs. STL (2nd inning)
Triples 1, many times
Home Runs 4, May 17, 2001 @ NYM (3rd inning)
Home Runs 1, many times
RBI 13, August 24, 1993 vs. STL (1st inning)
RBI 5, Bret Boone on June 26, 2000 @ LAD (2nd inning)
Walks 6, 2x, last: June 28, 2002 @ KC (1st inning)
Stolen Bases 3, Wil Myers on August 16, 2017 vs. PHI (4th inning)
Stolen Bases 5, 2x, last: October 2, 1999 @ ARI (7th inning)
Individual Pitching
Club Pitching 8, 5x, last: Robbie Erlin on September 8, 2018 @ CIN
Hits Allowed
Hits Allowed 10, August 6, 2007 @ STL (5th Inning) (2nd inning)
Runs Allowed 13, July 15, 1997 vs. SF (7th Inning) Runs Allowed 9, 2x, last: Brett Tomko on August 9, 2002 @ CIN (1st inning)
Earned Runs Allowed 12, July 15, 1997 vs. SF (7th Inning) Earned Runs Allowed 9, Brett Tomko on August 9, 2002 @ CIN (1st inning)
Singles Allowed 8, 4x, last: June 2, 2016 vs. SEA (7th inning) 7, 5x, last: Robbie Erlin on September 8, 2018 @ CIN
Singles Allowed
(2nd inning)
Doubles Allowed 4, 13x, last: April 14, 2023 vs. MIL (1st inning)
Triples Allowed 3, 4x, last: April 9, 2006 vs. COL (5th Inning) Doubles Allowed 4, 8x, last: Michael Wacha on April 14, 2023 vs. MIL (1st inning)
Home Runs Allowed 4, 3x, last: September 29 , 2021 @ LAD (8th Inning) Triples Allowed 3, 2x, last: Tim Scott on May 15, 1997 @ CHC (7th inning)
Walks Allowed 7, August 30, 2011 @ LAD (2nd Inning) Home Runs Allowed 4, Craig Stammen on June 9, 2019 vs. WSH (8th inning)
& PERFORMANCE
PLAYER HEALTH
Wild Pitches 4, June 28, 1969 vs. LAD (3rd inning) Walks Allowed 6, Tim Stauffer on August 30, 2011 @ LAD (2nd inning)
Pitchers Used 5, 3x, last: September 20, 2012 @ ARI (9th inning)
Club Fielding
Errors Committed 4, September 15, 1977 vs. ATL (8th inning)
Passed Balls 2, 7x, last: May 6, 2012 vs. MIA (8th inning)
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DOUBLEHEADER RECORDS
PADRES
Club General Individual Batting

Padres Players Used, Both Games 41 on May 30, 1977 @ SF Hits 7, 7x, last: Jurickson Profar on Aug. 2, 2022 vs. COL
Opposing Players Used, Both Games 43 on September 21, 1988 @ LAD Doubles 5, Mike Ivie on May 30, 1977 @ SF
Players Used by Both Teams, Both Games 75 on September 25, 1986 @ LAD Home Runs 5, Nate Colbert on August 1, 1972 @ ATL
&
RECORDS
HISTORY &
RECORDS
30 on September 24, 1971 vs. HOU RBI 13, Nate Colbert on August 1, 1972 @ ATL
HISTORY
Longest Games, Innings

(G1: 21 innings and G2: 9 innings) XBH 5, 3x, last: Sixto Lezcano on July 31, 1982 @ CIN
7:39 on September 24, 1971 vs. HOU
Longest Games, Time Total Bases 22, Nate Colbert on August 1, 1972 @ ATL
(G1 at 5:25 and G2 at 2:14)
Club Batting Individual Pitching

Won Both Games Bob Miller on June 23, 1971 vs. HOU
OPPONENTS
Strikeouts 23 on September 2, 2017 vs. LAD (G1: 9 and G2: 14)

Lost Both Games Mark Thurmond on June 16, 1985 @ SF
Strikeouts, Extra-Inning Games 23, 2x, last: May 8, 1970 @ MON (G1: 11 and G2: 12)
Saves in Both Games Fernando Rodney on May 11, 2016 @ CHC
Strikeouts, Both Teams 43 on July 8, 1995 @ HOU (G1: 31 and G2: 12)
Runs Scored in a Loss 14, August 29, 2001 @ STL (14-16)
Club Pitching
Strikeouts 26 on May 29, 1971 vs. NYM (G1: 10 and G2: 16)
Strikeouts, Both Teams 43 on July 8, 1995 @ HOU (G1: 31 and G2: 12)
SCOUTING & PLAYER
DEVELOPMENT
Pitchers Used, Padres 13 on May 30, 1977 @ SF (G1:6 and G2:7)

Pitchers Used, Padres in Extra-Innings 15 on June 16, 1985 @ SF (G1: 5 and G2: 10 in 13 innings)
PETCO PARK
COMMUNITY
MEDIA
344
DIRECTORY
CLUB
HISTORY & RECORDS
EXECUTIVES
MANAGER
& STAFF
ADVISORS & BASEBALL
SUPPORT STAFF,
OPERATIONS
& PERFORMANCE
PLAYER HEALTH
CONSECUTIVE RECORDS
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Club General Individual General
PADRES
Games Won, Overall 14 (June 18-July 2, 1999) Games Played 305, Steve Garvey (1984-1986)
Games Won, Home 11 (May 2-31, 2005) 28, Everth Cabrera (September 25, 2010 - August
Successful Stolen Base Attempts
25, 2012)
Games Won, Road 8 (April 19-May 14, 2006)
Games Won vs. Any One Club, Home 15 (April 16, 1993-August 12, 1995 vs. STL) Individual Batting
Games Won vs. Any One Club, Road 11 (September 19, 2009-August 11, 2012 @ PIT) 34 games, Benito Santiago (August 25-October
Hitting Streak
2, 1987)
HISTORY
Games Lost, Overall 13 (May 8-21, 1994)
RECORDS
HISTORY &
RECORDS
Games Lost, Home 12 (May 22-June 10, 1972) Hits Without Making an Out 8, 5x, last: Kevin Kouzmanoff (August 12-13, 2009)
Games Lost, Road 13 (April 25-May 18, 1971) Times Reaching Base Safely (via H, BB and HBP) 13, Brian Giles (June 19-22, 2005)
Games Lost vs. Any One Club, Home 14 (April 8, 1973-September 26, 1974 vs. LAD) Games with a Home Run 6, Graig Nettles (August 11-22, 1984)
&
Games Lost vs. Any One Club, Road 14 (May 4,1993-May 24, 1995 @ MON) At Bats with a Home Run, Same Batter 3, 11x, last: Hunter Renfroe (July 24-25, 2018)
6, 2x, last: Brett Wallace (August 23 -September
Hits as a Pinch Hitter
OPPONENTS
Club Batting 4, 2015)
Hits in One Game, Padres 8, 4x, last: September 8, 2017 @ ARI
Individual Pitching
Hits in One Game, Opponent 10 (August 6, 2007 @ STL)
Winning Decisions, Starter 11, 3x, last: Kevin Brown (May 26-August 5, 1998)
3, 4x, last: April 1, 1997 vs. NYM (Gomez, Henderson,
Batters Hitting Home Runs, Padres Winning Decisions, Reliever 11, Butch Metzger (September 22, 1975-August 8, 1976)
Veras in 6th inning)
Batters Reaching Base Safely, Opponents 11, 2x, last: August 6, 2007 @ STL Losing Decisions 11, Gary Ross (May 4-August 20, 1969)
Complete Games 5, 2x, last: Randy Jones (1976)
SCOUTING & PLAYER
Club Pitching
DEVELOPMENT
11, Jake Peavy (September 22, 2004-September 25,

Shutouts, Won 4 (July 28-31, 1984) Winning Decisions vs. Single Club
2008 vs. LAD)
Shutouts vs. One Club 2, 22x, last: September 20 and 21, 2022 vs. STL Hitless Innings to Start Game 9.0, Joe Musgrove (April 9, 2021 @ TEX)
9, September 12, 2018 @ SEA (José Castillo and Craig Hitless Innings 13.0, Blake Snell (August 31-September 7, 2021)
Strikeouts in One Game, Relievers
Stammen, Trey Wingenter, Robert Stock)
Shutouts 3, 2x, last: Randy Jones (May 6-16, 1980)
Scoreless Innings Pitched, Padres 40.2, July 28 (7th inning) - August 1 (1st inning), 1984 Scoreless Innings, Starter 30.0, Randy Jones (1980)
Scoreless Innings Pitched, Opponents 37.2, July 21-24, 1971 Scoreless Innings, Reliever 33.2, Cla Meredith (2006)
31.0, April 22 (4th inning)-July 26 (8th inning), 1988
Scoreless Innings Pitched vs. Single Club Strikeouts 9, Jake Peavy (April 25, 2007)
vs. HOU
PETCO PARK
Hitless Innings To Start Game 9.0, April 9, 2021 @ TEX (Joe Musgrove no-hitter) Batters Retired 28, 3x, last: Blake Snell (August 31-September 7, 2021)
Batters Retired, Single Game 25, Bob Shirley (April 22, 1977 @ HOU)
Club Fielding Walkless Innings 68.0, Randy Jones (May 17-June 22, 1976)
Games Without an Error 16, April 4-23, 2022

Games Without an Error to Begin a Season 16 (April 4-23, 2022)
COMMUNITY
Innings without an Error 170.0, July 28 (8th inning)-August 18 (8th inning), 2021
Most Errorless Games, Single Season 107, 2x, (2023, 2010)

Games With 1+ Error 18 (June 5-22, 1971)
Games with a Double Play, Padres 15 (July 30-August 15, 1975)
Games with a Double Play, Opponents 18 (May 13-June 2, 1986)
MEDIA
345
DIRECTORY
CLUB
HISTORY & RECORDS
CONSECUTIVE RECORDS
EXECUTIVES
Longest Hitting Streak

Rank Player Games Year
1 Benito Santiago 34 1987
2 John Flaherty 27 1996
3 Tony Gwynn 25 1983
MANAGER
& STAFF
4 Bip Roberts 23 1994

5 Bobby Brown 21 1983
Steve Finley 21 1996
Tony Fernandez 19 1992

10 Eric Owens 18 1999
Tony Gwynn 18 1988
Chris James 18 1989
Gary Sheffield 18 1992
Longest Winning Streaks
Rank Games Dates Year
1 14 June 18-July 2, 1999 1987
2 11 June 7-19, 1998 1996
& PERFORMANCE
PLAYER HEALTH
11 April 14-27, 1982 1983

4 10 July 25-August 4, 1978 1994
10 May 15-May 25, 2009 1983
6 9 April 30-May 8, 2006 1996
9 May 4-May 23, 2021 2021
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PADRES
ROOKIE BATTING RECORDS

Games Doubles Runs Scored
1 Ozzie Smith 1978 159 1 Yonder Alonso 2012 39 1 Roberto Alomar 1988 84
2 Bill Almon 1977 155 2 Benito Santiago 1987 33 2 Gene Richards 1977 79
Yonder Alonso 2012 155 3 Josh Barfield 2006 32 3 Ricky Gutierrez 1993 76
&
RECORDS
HISTORY &
RECORDS
4 Dave Campbell 1970 154 4 Khalil Greene 2004 31 4 Bill Almon 1977 75
HISTORY
5 Josh Barfield 2006 150 5 Kevin Kouzmanoff 2007 30 5 Josh Barfield 2006 72
Mike Champion 1977 150 AB
Triples 1 Bill Almon 1977 613
AVG 1 Bill Almon 1977 11 2 Ozzie Smith 1978 590
1 Benito Santiago 1987 .300 Gene Richards 1977 11 3 Dave Campbell 1970 581
OPPONENTS
2 Juan Bonilla 1981 .290 3 Everth Cabrera 2009 8 4 Enzo Hernandez 1971 549
3 Gene Richards 1977 .290 4 Cito Gaston 1969 7 Yonder Alonso 2012 549
4 Josh Barfield 2006 .280 Stan Jefferson 1987 7
5 Kevin Kouzmanoff 2007 .275 Jerry Morales 1972 7 BB
OBP Luis Salazar 1980 7 1 Carmelo Martinez 1984 68
1 Gene Richards 1977 .363 Manuel Margot 2017 7 2 Yonder Alonso 2012 62
SCOUTING & PLAYER
2 Khalil Greene 2004 .349 3 Gene Richards 1977 60

DEVELOPMENT
3 Yonder Alonso 2012 .348 Home Runs 4 Enzo Hernandez 1971 54

4 Carmelo Martinez 1984 .340 1 Hunter Renfroe 2017 26 5 Khalil Greene 2004 53
5 Juan Bonilla 1981 .337 2 Jedd Gyorko 2013 23
3 Fernando Tatis Jr. 2019 22 SO
SLG 4 Ryan Schimpf 2016 20 1 Hunter Renfroe 2017 140
1 Benito Santiago 1987 .467 Christian Villanueva 2018 20 2 Jedd Gyorko 2013 123
2 Kevin Kouzmanoff 2007 .457 3 Cito Gaston 1969 117
3 Khalil Greene 2004 .446 RBI 4 Dave Campbell 1970 115
1 Benito Santiago 1987 79 5 Bill Almon 1977 114
PETCO PARK
4 Jedd Gyorko 2013 .444

5 Josh Barfield 2006 .423 2 Kevin Kouzmanoff 2007 74
3 Carmelo Martinez 1984 66 SB
Hits 4 Khalil Greene 2004 65 1 Gene Richards 1977 56
1 Benito Santiago 1987 164 5 Jedd Gyorko 2013 63 2 Ozzie Smith 1978 40
2 Bill Almon 1977 160 3 Stan Jefferson 1987 34
3 Gene Richards 1977 152 4 Alan Wiggins 1982 33
COMMUNITY
Ozzie Smith 1978 152 5 Travis Jankowski 2016 30

5 Josh Barfield 2006 151 All club records are only in seasons with at least 162 games played
MEDIA
346
DIRECTORY
CLUB
HISTORY & RECORDS
ROOKIE PITCHING RECORDS
EXECUTIVES
Wins Complete Games SO
1 Bob Shirley 1977 12 1 Steve Arlin 1971 10 1 Steve Arlin 1971 156
2 Butch Metzger 1976 11 2 Dave Freisleben 1974 6 2 Cory Luebke 2011 154
3 Matt Clement 1999 10 Randy Jones 1973 6 3 Chris Paddack 2019 153
Eric Show 1982 10 4 Dan Spillner 1974 5 4 Bob Shirley 1977 146
5 11 tied with 9 5 Four tied with 4 5 Joey Lucchesi 2018 145
MANAGER
& STAFF
Losses Shutouts BB
1 Clay Kirby 1969 20 1 Steve Arlin 1971 4 1 Dave Freisleben 1974 112
2 Steve Arlin 1971 19 2 Eight tied with 2 2 Steve Arlin 1971 103
3 Bob Shirley 1977 18 3 Clay Kirby 1969 100
4 Bill Greif 1972 16 Saves Bob Shirley 1977 100
ADVISORS & BASEBALL

5 Joe McIntosh 1975 15 1 Butch Metzger 1976 16 5 Matt Clement 1999 86
SUPPORT STAFF,
OPERATIONS
2 Luis DeLeon 1982 15
Winning Percentage 3 Al Severinsen 1971 8 Opponent AVG
1 Butch Metzger 1976 .733 4 Dale Thayer 2012 7 1 Dave Freisleben 1974 .242
2 Eric Show 1982 .625 5 Frank Reberger 1969 6 2 Steve Arlin 1971 .244
3 Joey Hamilton 1994 .600 Greg Harris 1989 6 3 Clay Kirby 1969 .252
4 Jimmy Jones 1987 .563 Kevin Quackenbush 2014 6 4 Bob Shirley 1977 .259
Chris Paddack 2019 .563 5 Dave Roberts 1970 .261
IP
Appearances 1 Steve Arlin 1971 227.2 SO/9
& PERFORMANCE
PLAYER HEALTH
1 Butch Metzger 1976 77 2 Clay Kirby 1969 215.2 1 Matt Clement 1999 6.73
2 Larry Hardy 1974 76 3 Bob Shirley 1977 214.0 2 Steve Arlin 1971 6.17
3 Akinori Otsuka 2004 73 4 Dave Freisleben 1974 211.2 3 Bob Shirley 1977 6.14
4 Luke Gregerson 2009 72 5 Al Santorini 1969 184.2 4 Mike Caldwell 1972 5.61
5 Kevin Walker 2000 70 5 Dave Freisleben 1974 5.53
ERA
Games Started 1 Steve Arlin 1971 3.48
1 Clay Kirby 1969 35 2 Dave Freisleben 1974 3.66
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Bob Shirley 1977 35 3 Joe McIntosh 1975 3.69
PADRES
3 Steve Arlin 1971 34 4 Bob Shirley 1977 3.70 Min. 162.0 IP for SO/9, ERA and Opponents AVG.
4 Matt Clement 1999 31 5 Chris Welsh 1981 3.78 Min. 15 decisions for Winning Percentage
Dave Freisleben 1974 31
HISTORY
RECORDS
HISTORY &
RECORDS
&
OPPONENTS
SCOUTING & PLAYER
DEVELOPMENT
PETCO PARK
COMMUNITY
MEDIA
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DIRECTORY
CLUB
HISTORY & RECORDS
BATTING RECORDS BY POSITION

EXECUTIVES
Games OF Dave Winfield 1979 118

C Benito Santiago 1991 151 Doubles Runs Scored
1B Steve Garvey 1985 162 C Terry Kennedy 1982 40 C Terry Kennedy 1982 70
2B Roberto Alomar 1989 157 1B Adrian Gonzalez 2007 46 1B Ryan Klesko 2001 105
Alan Wiggins 1984 157 2B Mark Loretta 2004 47 2B Mark Loretta 2004 108
3B Chase Headley 2012 159 3B Ken Caminiti 1996 37 3B Ken Caminiti 1996 109
MANAGER
& STAFF
SS Freddy Galvis 2018 160 SS Khalil Greene 2007 44 SS Fernando Tatis Jr. 2021 99
OF Brian Giles 2004 159 OF Tony Gwynn 1997 48 OF Steve Finley 1996 124
Tony Gwynn 1986 159
Triples AB
Batting AVG C Nick Hundley 2011 5 C Benito Santiago 1991 577
C Terry Kennedy 1981 .303 Benito Santiago 1990 5 1B Steve Garvey 1985 654
1B Wally Joyner 1997 .324 1B Ryan Klesko 2001 6 2B Roberto Alomar 1989 622
2B Mark Loretta 2004 .335 Steve Garvey 1985 6 3B Kevin Kouzmanoff 2008 624
3B Gary Sheffield 1992 .330 2B Jeff Gardner 1993 7 SS Tony Fernandez 1992 622
SS Fernando Tatis Jr. 2019 .317 Alan Wiggins 1984 7 OF Steve Finley 1996 653
OF Tony Gwynn 1994 .396 3B Sean Burroughs 2003 6
Luis Salazar 1980 6 BB
OBP SS Bill Almon 1977 11 C Gene Tenace 1977 88
C Gene Tenace 1977 .448 OF Tony Gwynn 1987 13 1B Jack Clark 1989 120
1B Jack Clark 1990 .438 Dave Roberts 2006 13 2B Quilvio Veras 1998 83
& PERFORMANCE
2B Mark Loretta 2004 .391 3B Chase Headley 2012 86

PLAYER HEALTH
3B Ken Caminiti 1996 .409 HR SS Ozzie Smith 1980 71

SS Fernando Tatis Jr. 2019 .379 C Mike Piazza 2006 20 OF Juan Soto 2023 123
OF Tony Gwynn 1994 .456 1B Adrian Gonzalez 2009 39
2B Jedd Gyorko 2013 23 SO
SLG 3B Phil Nevin 2001 41 C Derek Norris 2016 135
C Mike Piazza 2006 .514 SS Fernando Tatis Jr. 2021 42 1B Wil Myers 2017 180
1B Fred McGriff 1992 .557 OF Greg Vaughn 1998 50 2B Damian Jackson 2001 124
2B Mark Loretta 2004 .495 3B Chase Headley 2012 155
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3B Ken Caminiti 1996 .623 RBI SS Fernando Tatis Jr. 2021 153
PADRES
SS Fernando Tatis Jr. 2021 .611 C Terry Kennedy 1983 93 OF Mike Cameron 2007 160
OF Greg Vaughn 1998 .590 1B Adrian Gonzalez 2008 119
2B Mark Loretta 2004 76 SB
Hits 3B Ken Caminiti 1996 130 C Benito Santiago 1987 21
C Benito Santiago 1987 164 SS Khalil Greene 2007 97 1B Alan Wiggins 1983 28
1B Steve Garvey 1985 184 Fernando Tatis Jr. 2021 97 Wil Myers 2016 28
&
RECORDS
HISTORY &
RECORDS
HISTORY
2B Mark Loretta 2004 208 2B Alan Wiggins 1984 68

3B Gary Sheffield 1992 183 3B Luis Salazar 1982 29
SS Tony Fernandez 1992 171 SS Ozzie Smith 1980 57
OF Tony Gwynn 1987 217 OF Gene Richards 1980 61
OPPONENTS
SCOUTING & PLAYER
DEVELOPMENT
PETCO PARK
COMMUNITY
MEDIA
348
DIRECTORY
CLUB
HISTORY & RECORDS
EXECUTIVES
MANAGER
& STAFF
ADVISORS & BASEBALL
SUPPORT STAFF,
OPERATIONS
& PERFORMANCE
PLAYER HEALTH
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PADRES
HISTORY
RECORDS
HISTORY &
RECORDS
&
RELIEF PITCHING RECORDS
OPPONENTS
Wins IP Opponent AVG
1 Butch Metzger 1976 11 1 Rollie Fingers 1977 132.1 1 Tim Worrell 1996 .137
Rollie Fingers 1980 11 2 Butch Metzger 1976 123.1 2 Joaquin Benoit 2014 .151
3 Goose Gossage 1984 10 Lance McCullers 1987 123.1 3 Mike Adams 2011 .155
Dan Miceli 1998 10 4 Dan Spillner 1977 123.0 4 Joaquin Benoit 2015 .159
5 Six tied with 9 5 Greg Harris 1990 117.1 5 Ryan Buchter 2016 .160
SCOUTING & PLAYER
DEVELOPMENT
Losses ERA SO/9

1 Rollie Fingers 1978 13 1 Cla Meredith 2006 1.07 1 Kirby Yates 2019 14.98
2 Gary Lucas 1982 10 2 Kirby Yates 2019 1.19 2 Kirby Yates 2017 14.07
Lance McCullers 1987 10 3 Josh Hader 2023 1.28 3 Josh Hader 2023 13.58
Mark Davis 1988 10 4 Bob Miller 1971 1.41 4 Craig Kimbrel 2015 13.20
5 Three tied with 9 5 Trevor Hoffman 1998 1.48 5 Brad Hand 2018 13.20
Winning Percentage SO
PETCO PARK
1 Scott Linebrink 2005 .889 1 Lance McCullers 1987 126

2 Kevin Walker 2000 .875 2 Rollie Fingers 1977 113
Rudy Seanez 2005 .875 3 Trevor Hoffman 1996 111
4 Mark Grant 1989 .800 Trevor Hoffman 1997 111
5 Two tied with .778 Brad Hand 2016 111
COMMUNITY
Appearances BB
1 Craig Lefferts 1986 83 1 Dan Spillner 1977 60
2 Brad Hand 2016 82 2 Lance McCullers 1987 59
3 Heath Bell 2007 81 3 John D’Acquisto 1979 57
4 Luke Gregerson 2010 80 4 Lance McCullers 1988 55
Cla Meredith 2007 80 5 Butch Metzger 1976 52
MEDIA
349
DIRECTORY
CLUB
HISTORY & RECORDS
LAST TIME IT HAPPENED

EXECUTIVES
Batting
Hit For the Cycle Jake Cronenworth (July 16, 2021 @ WSH)
Hit For the Cycle, Opponent Eduardo Escobar (June 6, 2022 vs. NYM)
Inside-the-Park Home Run Jake Cronenworth (August 17, 2021 @ COL, 7th inning, off German Marquez)
Inside-the-Park Home Run, Opponent Jordan Luplow (June 21, 2022 @ ARI, 3rd inning, off Sean Manaea)
MANAGER
Home Runs from Both Sides of the Plate Yangervis Solarte (May 27, 2016 vs. ARI)
& STAFF
Two Home Runs, Single Game Juan Soto (September 26, 2023 @ SFG)
Three Home Runs, Single Game Fernando Tatis Jr. (June 25, 2021 vs. ARI)
Leadoff Home Run Ha-Seong Kim (August 19, 2023 @ ARI, off Merrill Kelly)
Grand Slam Juan Soto (September 17, 2023 @ OAK, 8th inning, off Devin Sweet)
Grand Slam, Opponent Gabriel Moreno (August 19, 2023 vs. ARI, 7th inning, off Nick Martinez)
Pinch-Hit Grand Slam Hunter Renfroe (May 5, 2019 vs. LAD, 9th inning, off Kenley Jansen)
Pinch-Hit Grand Slam, Opponent Pat Valaika (September 16, 2017 @ COL, 7th inning, off Cory Mazzoni)
Two Grand Slams in Single Game, Opponent Moises Alou (1st inning) and Gary Sheffield (5th inning), April 28, 1997 @ FL
Grand Slam by Pitcher Daniel Camarena (July 8, 2021 vs. WSH, 4th inning, off Max Scherzer)
Walk-Off Home Run Xander Bogaerts (September 19, 2023 vs. COL, 9th inning, off Tyler Kinley)
Home Run by Pitcher Ryan Weathers (July 24, 2021 @ MIA, 3rd inning, off Braxton Garrett)
Home Run by Pitcher, Opponent Logan Webb (October 3, 2021 @ SF), 5th inning off Nabil Crismatt)
Back-to-Back Home Runs Fernando Tatis Jr., Juan Soto (September 1, 2023 vs. SF, 1st inning, off Tristan Beck)
Back-to-Back-to-Back Home Runs Chris Gomez, Rickey Henderson, Quilvio Veras (April 1, 1997 vs. NYM)
& PERFORMANCE
PLAYER HEALTH
Back-to-Back-to-Back Home Runs to Start a Game Marvell Wynne, Tony Gwynn and John Kruk (April 13, 1987 vs. SF)
Four Home Runs, Single Inning May 17, 2001 at New York-NL (3rd inning)
Three Players with Four-or-More Hits Carlos Asuaje, Jose Pirela, Matt Szczur (July 21, 2017 @ SF)
Five Hits, Single Game Juan Soto (June 7, 2023 vs. SEA)
Six Hits, Single Game Adrian Gonzalez (August 11, 2009 @ MIL)
Six RBI, Single Game Juan Soto (September 17, 2023 @ OAK)
Seven RBI, Single Game Wil Myers (July 16, 2021 @ WSH)
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Three-or-More Steals, Single Game Ha-Seong Kim, 3, (September 8, 2023 @ HOU)

PADRES
Two-Hits, Single Inning Gary Sanchez (August 2, 2023 @ COL, 9th inning)
Two-Singles, Single Inning Fernando Tatis Jr. (June 14, 2019 @ COL, 9th inning)
Two Doubles, Single Inning Phil Stephenson (June 4, 1990 vs. HOU, 8th inning)
Two Triples, Single Inning Never
Two Home Runs, Single Inning Never
Five RBI, Single Inning Bret Boone (June 26, 2000 @ LAD, 2nd inning)
&
RECORDS
HISTORY &
RECORDS
HISTORY
Five Strikeouts, Single Game Chase Headley (June 7, 2009 vs. ARI, 18 innings)
10-or-More Runs, Single Inning 10 (April 12, 2010 vs. ATL, 4th inning)
Pitching
No-Hitter Joe Musgrove (April 9, 2021 @ TEX)
OPPONENTS
No-Hitter, Opponent Tyler Gilbert (August 14, 2021 @ ARI)

No-Hitter, Petco Park Tim Lincecum (July 13, 2013 vs. SF)
One-Hitter Joe Musgrove and Craig Stammen (June 3, 2022 @ MIL)
One-Hitter, Opponent Max Scherzer and Justin Bruhl (September 12, 2021 @ LAD)
Two Consecutive Complete Games May 26, 2005 @ ARI (Jake Peavy) and May 27, 2005 @ SF (Brian Lawrence)
Three Consecutive Complete Games September 24-25, 1988 vs. HOU and September 26-27, 1988 vs. LAD (4 complete games)
SCOUTING & PLAYER
Back-to-Back Shutouts September 20, 2022 vs. STL and September 21, 2022 vs. STL
DEVELOPMENT
Back-to-Back-to-Back Shutouts April 23-24, 1988 vs. HOU and April 26, 1988 vs. STL
Back-to-Back-to-Back-to-Back Shutouts July 28-29, 1984 vs. HOU and July 30-31, 1984 vs. LAD
Back-to-Back Complete Games May 26, 2005 @ ARI (Jake Peavy) and May 27, 2005 @ SF (Brian Lawrence)
Back-to-Back Complete Game Shutouts August 14-16, 1998 vs. MIL, Sterling Hitchcock and Kevin Brown
PETCO PARK
COMMUNITY
MEDIA
350
DIRECTORY
CLUB
HISTORY & RECORDS
LAST TIME IT HAPPENED
EXECUTIVES
Defensive
Triple Play June 10, 2010 @ NYM (G2), turned by Chase Headley (3B), Lance Zawadzki (2B) and Adrian Gonzalez (1B).
Triple Play, Opponent August 7, 2016 vs. PHI (Jabari Blash in the 7th)
Committed Four Errors September 10, 2023 @ HOU
Committed Five Errors May 17, 2002 vs. NYM
MANAGER
Committed Six Errors June 1, 1990 vs. ATL
& STAFF
Turned Five Double Plays July 3, 2018 @ OAK
Turned Six Double Plays August 28, 2016 @ MIA
Baserunning
Straight Steal of Home Melvin Upton Jr. (June 3, 2016 vs. COL)
ADVISORS & BASEBALL

Straight Steal of Home, Opponent Elvis Andrus (September 1, 2015 vs. TEX)
SUPPORT STAFF,
OPERATIONS
Steal of Home in a Double Steal Manuel Margot (July 13, 2019 vs. ATL)
Steal of Home in a Double Steal, Opponent Josh Rojas (April 4, 2023 vs. ARI)
Stolen Base by a Pitcher Tyson Ross ( July 1, 2018 vs. PIT)
Stolen Base by a Pitcher, Opponent Shohei Ohtani (August 14, 2018 vs. LAA)
All-Time Triple Plays Turned by San Diego (8)

Date Opponent Batter Inn. Players Involved
August 13, 1969 vs. CHC Williams 1 J. Niekro (P) to Dean (SS)
& PERFORMANCE
PLAYER HEALTH
August 1, 1971 vs. ATL Brown 7 Mason (2B) to Colbert (1B) to Hernandez (SS)
June 4, 1972 vs. CHC Hundley 9 Robles (SS) to Thomas (2B) to Colbert (1B)
April 11, 1978 @ ATL P. Niekro 2 Almon (3B) to Thomas (2B) to Richards (1B)
July 31, 1983 vs. ATL Hubbard 4 Templeton (SS) to Flannery (2B) to Bevacqua (1B)
April 9, 1989 @ HOU Caminiti 8 Salazar (3B) to Alomar (2B) to Clark (1B) to Parent (C)
May 19, 1997 @ CIN Taubensee 1 Ashby (P) to Gomez (SS) to Cianfrocco (1B)
June 10, 2010 (G2) @ NYM Tejada 2 Headley (3B) to Zawadzki (2B) to Gonzalez (1B)
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PADRES
HISTORY
RECORDS
HISTORY &
RECORDS
&
OPPONENTS
SCOUTING & PLAYER
DEVELOPMENT
PETCO PARK
COMMUNITY
MEDIA
351
DIRECTORY
CLUB
HISTORY & RECORDS
ALL-TIME ROSTER (1969-2023)

EXECUTIVES
Through the end of the 2023 season, 1,133 players have appeared in at least one game for the Padres.
A (51) Bard, Josh (2006-08) Branyan, Russell (2006-2007) Cedeno, Andujar (1995-96)
Abner, Shawn (1987-91) Barfield, Josh (2006) Bravo, Angel (1971) Cedeno, Ronny (2013)
Abrams, CJ (2022) Barker, Kevin (2002) Brazelton, Dewon (2006) Chacin, Jhoulys (2017)
MANAGER
& STAFF
Acosta, Ed (1971-72) Barlow, Scott (2023) Breslow, Craig (2005) Champion, Mike (1976-78)
Adams, Austin (2020-2022) Barmes, Clint (2015) Brewer, Colten (2018) Chiffer, Floyd (1982-84)
Adams, Mike (2008-11) Barrett, Marty (1991) Briggs, Dan (1979) Choi, Ji-Man (2023)
Adkins, Jon (2006) Barrett, Michael (2007-08) Brocail, Doug (1992-94, 2007) Cianfrocco, Archi (1993-98)
Alcántara, Sergio (2022) Bartlett, Jason (2011-12) Brower, Jim (2006) Cimber, Adam (2018)
Aldrete, Mike (1991) Barton, Bob (1970-72, 1974) Brown, Bobby (1983-85) Ciriaco, Pedro (2013)
Alexander, Manny (2005-2006) Bass, Anthony (2011-13) Brown, Chris (1987-88) Cirillo, Jeff (2004)
Alfaro, Jorge (2022) Bass, Randy (1980-82) Brown, Emil (2001) Clark, Brady (2007)
Alfonzo, Eliezer (2009) Batchelor, Rich (1997) Brown, Jarvis (1993) Clark, Jack (1989-90)
Allen, Austin (2019) Batten, Matthew (2022-) Brown, Kevin (1998) Clark, Jerald (1988-92)
Allen, Dusty (2000) Baumann, Buddy (2016-18) Brown, Ollie (1969-72) Clark, Jermaine (2003)
Allen, Greg (2020) Baxter, Mike (2010) Bruske, Jim (1997, 1998) Clark, Phil (1993-95)
Allen, Logan (2019) Bay, Jason (2003) Buchanan, Brian (2002-04) Clark, Tony (2008)
Almanzar, Carlos (1999-2000) Beamon, Trey (1997) Buchter, Ryan (2016-17) Clarke, Horace (1974)
& PERFORMANCE
Almon, Bill (1974-79) Bean, Billy (1993-95) Buckner, Billy (2014) Clemens, Paul (2016)
PLAYER HEALTH
Almonte, Abraham (2014-15, 2020) Beaty, Matt (2022) Bumbry, Al (1985) Clement, Matt (1998-2000)
Alomar, Roberto (1988-90) Beck, Rod (2003-04) Burke, Chris (2009) Clements, Pat (1989-92)
Alomar Jr., Sandy (1988-89) Beckert, Glenn (1974-75) Burke, Greg (2009) Clevinger, Mike (2020-22)
Alonso, Yonder (2012-15) Bednar, David (2019-2020) Burns, Cory (2012) Colangelo, Mike (2001)
Alou, Matty (1974) Bell, Derek (1993-94) Burroughs, Sean (2002-05) Colbert, Nate (1969-74)
Altavilla, Dan (2020-21) Bell, Heath (2007-11) Burrows, Terry (1997) Coleman, Dusty (2017)
Alvarez, Gabe (2000) Bell, Josh (2022) Byers, Randell (1987-88) Comstock, Keith (1987-88)
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Alvarez, R.J. (2014) Bellhorn, Mark (2006) Bynum, Mike (2002-04) Condrey, Clay (2002-03)
PADRES
Amarista, Alexi (2012-16) Benes, Andy (1989-95) Conrad, Brooks (2014)

Ambres, Chip (2008) Benoit, Joaquin (2014-15) C (86) Coolbaugh, Scott (1991)
Ambriz, Hector (2014) Bennett, Gary (2003) Cabrera, Everth (2009-2014) Coombs, Danny (1970-71)
Andersen, Larry (1991-92) Bergman, Sean (1996-97) Cahill, Trevor (2017) Cooper, Garrett (2023)
Anderson, Dwain (1973) Bernal, Victor (1977) Caldwell, Mike (1971-73) Cora, Joey (1987, 1989-90)
&
RECORDS
HISTORY &
RECORDS
Anderson, Shaun (2021) Berumen, Andres (1995-96) Cameron, Kevin (2007-08) Cordero, Franchy (2017-2020)
HISTORY
Andreoli, John (2021) Beswick, Jim (1978) Camarena, Daniel (2021-) Córdoba, Allen (2017)
Antonelli, Matt (2008-10) Bethancourt, Christian (2016-17) Cameron, Mike (2006-2007) Corey, Bryan (2008)
Arcia, Jose (1969-70) Bevacqua, Kurt (1979-80, 1982-85) Caminiti, Ken (1995-98) Corkins, Mike (1969-74)
Arcia, Oswaldo (2016) Bilardello, Dann (1991-92) Campbell, Dave (1970-73) Corrales, Pat (1972-73)
Arias, Alex (2001) Blair, Dennis (1980) Campbell, Mike (1994) Correia, Kevin (2009-10)
OPPONENTS
Arias, George (1997-99) Blair, Willie (1995-96) Campos, Leonel (2014-16) Cosart, Jarred (2016-17)
Arlin, Steve (1969-74) Blanco, Henry (2009) Campusano, Luis (2020-) Cosgrove, Tom (2023-)
Armstrong, Mike (1980-81) Blanks, Kyle (2009-2014) Cannizzaro, Chris (1969-71, 1974) Costello, John (1991)
Arrieta, Jake (2021) Blash, Jabari (2016-17) Canó, Robinson (2022) Couchee, Mike (1983)
Asadoor, Randy (1986) Blefary, Curt (1972) Cantu, Jorge (2011) Crabbe, Callix (2008)
SCOUTING & PLAYER
Ashby, Andy (1993-99, 2004) Blum, Geoff (2005, 2006-2007) Capps, Carter (2017) Crespo, Cesar (2001-02)
DEVELOPMENT
Ashford, Tucker (1976-78) Bocachica, Hiram (2007) Cardona, Javier (2002) Crismatt, Nabil (2021-2023)
Astacio, Pedro (2005) Bochtler, Doug (1995-97) Caratini, Victor (2021) Cronenworth, Jake (2020-)
Aurilia, Rich (2004) Bochy, Bruce (1983-87) Carlin, Luke (2008) Cruz, Deivi (2002)
Asuaje, Carlos (2016-18) Boehringer, Brian (1998-2000) Carlton, Drew (2023-) Cruz Jr., Jose (2007)
Ausmus, Brad (1993-96) Bogaerts, Xander (2023-) Carlyle, Buddy (1999-2000) Cruz, Nelson (2023)
Avila, Pedro (2019-) Bolaños, Ronald (2019-20) Carpenter, Andrew (2011) Cunnane, Will (1997-2000)
Aybar, Erick (2017) Bones, Ricky (1991) Carpenter, Matt (2023) Cunningham, Aaron (2010-2011)
Azocar, José (2022-) Bonilla, Juan (1981-83) Carrillo, Cesar (2009-10) Curtis, John (1980-82)
PETCO PARK
Azocar, Oscar (1991-92) Booker, Greg (1983-89) Carter, Joe (1990) Cust, Jack (2006)
Boone, Bret (2000) Cash, Dave (1980) Cyr, Eric (2002)
B (94) Boone, Dan (1981-82) Cashner, Andrew (2012-16)
Baek, Cha Seung (2008-09) Bowen, Rob (2006-2007) Cassel, Jack (2007) D (49)
Baerga, Carlos (1999) Boxberger, Brad (2012-13) Cassidy, Scott (2005-2006) D’Acquisto, John (1977-80)
Baez, Michel (2019-) Boyd, Jason (2002) Castilla, Vinny (2006) d’Arnaud, Chase (2017)
COMMUNITY
Baker, Chuck (1978, 1980) Boyer, Blaine (2014) Castillo, Ivan (2021) Dade, Paul (1979-80)
Baker, John (2012-13) Brach, Brad (2011-13) Castillo, José (2018-) Dahl, David (2023)
Baldschun, Jack (1969-70) Bradley, Milton (2007) Castillo, Tony (1978) Darnell, James (2011-12)
Banks, Josh (2008-09) Bragg, Darren (2004) Castro, Jason (2020) Darr, Mike (1999-2001)
Darvish, Yu (2021-)
MEDIA
352
DIRECTORY
CLUB
HISTORY & RECORDS
EXECUTIVES
MANAGER
& STAFF
ADVISORS & BASEBALL
SUPPORT STAFF,
OPERATIONS
& PERFORMANCE
PLAYER HEALTH
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PADRES
Dascenzo, Doug (1996) Dorsett, Brian (1991) F (30) Gallagher, Sean (2009-10)
DaVanon, Jerry (1969) Doyle, Paul (1970) Fahey, Bill (1979-80) Galvis, Freddy (2018)
Davey, Tom (2000-02) Dravecky, Dave (1982-87) Falkenborg, Brian (2005, 2008) Gamble, Oscar (1978)
HISTORY
Davies, Zach (2020) Drury, Brandon (2022) Falu, Irving (2014) Gamel, Ben (2023)
RECORDS
HISTORY &
RECORDS
Davis, Ben (1998-01) Dukes, Tom (1969-70) Faries, Paul (1990-92) Gant, Ron (2002)
Davis, Bill (1969) Dunne, Mike (1990) Fernandez, Tony (1991-92) Garces, Frank (2014-16)
&
Davis, Bob (1973, 1975-78) Dupree, Mike (1976) Ferrara, Al (1969-71) Garcia, Carlos (1999)
Davis, Jerry (1983, 1985) Durango, Luis (2009-10) Fick, Robert (2004-05) Garcia, Greg (2019-2020)
Davis, John (1990) Fikac, Jeremy (2001-2002) Garcia, Jesse (2005)
OPPONENTS
Davis, Mark (1987-89, 1993-94) E (23) Fingers, Rollie (1977-80) García, Luis (2022-23)
Davis, Storm (1987) Eaton, Adam (2000-05) Finley, Steve (1995-98) Garcia, Ralph (1972, 1974)
Davis, Willie (1976) Eckstein, David (2009-10) Fiore, Mike (1972) Gardner, Jeff (1992-93)
Deago, Roger (2003) Edmonds, Jim (2008) Fireovid, Steve (1981, 1983) Gardner, Wes (1991)
Decker, Cody (2015) Edwards, Dave (1981-82) Flaherty, John (1996-97) Garland, Jon (2010)
Dean, Tommy (1969-71) Edwards, Jon (2015) Flannery, Tim (1979-89) Garvey, Steve (1983-87)
SCOUTING & PLAYER
DEVELOPMENT
Decker, Jaff (2013) Edwards Jr., Carl (2019) Florie, Bryce (1994-96) Gaspar, Rod (1971, 1974)
Decker, Marty (1983) Eichelberger, Juan (1978-82) Floyd, Cliff (2009) Gaston, Clarence (1969-74)
Deduno, Samuel (2011) Eiland, David (1992-93) Folkers, Rich (1975-76) Gaudin, Chad (2009)
Deer, Rob (1996) Ekstrom, Mike (2008-09) Forsythe, Logan (2011-13) Geer, Josh (2008-09)
De Haan, Kory (2000-02) Elliott, Donnie (1994-95) Foster, Alan (1975-76) Geren, Bob (1993)
De La Cruz, Eulogio (2009) Elliott, Randy (1972, 1974) France, Ty (2019-2020) Gerhardt, Rusty (1974)
DeLeon, Luis (1982-85) Ellis, A.J. (2018) Francoeur, Jeff (2014) Germano, Justin (2003-05, 2007-08)
Denorfia, Chris (2010-2014) Embree, Alan (2002, 2006) Franklin, Jay (1971) Gerut, Jody (2008-09)
PETCO PARK
DeWitt, Matt (2002) Engel, Adam (2023) Frazier, Adam (2021) Giles, Brian (2003-09)
Deshaies, Jim (1992) Ensberg, Morgan (2007) Freisleben, Dave (1974-78) Giles, Marcus (2007)
Despaigne, Odrisamer (2014-15) Erdos, Todd (1997, 2000) Friedrich, Christian (2016-17) Giovanola, Ed (1998-99)
Detwiler, Ross (2021) Erlin, Robbie (2013-19) Frieri, Ernesto (2009-12) Goddard, Joe (1972)
Diaz, Miguel (2017-2021) Esch, Jake (2017) Frisella, Danny (1975) Goebbert, Jake (2014)
Dickerson, Alex (2015-19) Espada, Jose (2023) Fuentes, Reymond (2013) Gomez, Chris (1996-2001)
COMMUNITY
Dilone, Miguel (1985) Estes, Shawn (2006, 2008) Fuentes, Tito (1975-76) Gomez, Pat (1993)
Dishman, Glenn (1995-96) Ettles, Mark (1993) Fulchino, Jeff (2011) Gonzalez, Adrian (2006-10)
Dixon, Brandon (2022-23) Evans, Barry (1978-81) Gonzalez, Alberto (2011)
Dobson, Pat (1970) Everitt, Leon (1969) G (65) Gonzalez, Alex (2004)
Dominguez, Jose (2016) Gale, Rocky (2015-2017) Gonzalez, Edgar (2008-09)
MEDIA
353
DIRECTORY
CLUB
HISTORY & RECORDS

EXECUTIVES
Gonzalez, Enrique (2008) Hermanson, Dustin (1995-96) Johnson, Brian (1994-96) LaPoint, Dave (1986)
Gonzalez, Fernando (1978-79) Hermida, Jeremy (2011-12) Johnson, Erik (2016) LaRocca, Greg (2000)
Gonzalez, Tony (1969) Hernandez, Carlos (1997-2000) Johnson, Jerry (1975-76) Latos, Mat (2009-2011)
Gonzalez, Wiki (1999-2003) Hernandez, Enzo (1971-77) Johnson, Jonathan (2002) Lauer, Eric (2018-19)
Gore, MacKenzie (2022) Hernandez, Jeremy (1991-93) Johnson, Mike (1974) Lawrence, Brian (2001-05)
MANAGER
Gorman, Tom (1987) Hernandez, Nick (2023) Johnson, Pierce (2020-2022) Laxton, Bill (1971, 1974)
& STAFF
Gossage, Rich (1984-87) Hernandez, Ramon (2004-05) Johnson, Rob (2011) Layne, Tommy (2012-13)
Grandal, Yasmani (2012-14) Herndon, Junior (2001) Johnstone, Jay (1979) LeBlanc, Wade (2008-11)
Grant, Mark (1987-90) Hessler, Keith (2016) Jones, Bobby J. (2001-02) Ledezma, Wil (2007-08)
Green, Gary (1986, 1989) Higgins, Kevin (1993) Jones, Bobby M. (2002) Lee, David (2001)
Greene, Khalil (2003-08) Hilton, Dave (1972-75) Jones, Chris (1997) Lee, Derrek (1997)
Greer, Brian (1977, 1979) Hill, Rich (2023) Jones, Jimmy (1986-88) Lee, Leron (1971-73)
Gregerson, Luke (2009-13) Hill, Shawn (2009) Jones, Randy (1973-80) Lee, Mark (1978-79)
Greif, Bill (1972-76) Hill, Tim (2020-23) Jones, Ruppert (1981-83) Lee, Zach (2017)
Griffin, Mike (1982) Hinshaw, Alex (2012) Joshua, Von (1980) Lefebvre, Joe (1981-83)
Griffin, Tom (1976-77) Hinshaw, George (1982-83) Joyner, Wally (1996-99) Lefferts, Craig (1984-87, 1990-92)
Grisham, Trent (2020-23) Hitchcock, Sterling (1997-2001, 2004) K (38) Leiper, Dave (1987-89)
Grubb, John (1972-76) Hoffman, Trevor (1993-2008) Kazmar, Sean (2008) Leone, Justin (2006)
Guerra, Javy (2018-2022) Holbert, Ray (1994-95) Keisler, Randy (2003) Lewis, Jim (1991)
Guerrero, Tayron (2016) Holtz, Mike (2002) Kela, Keone (2021) Leyritz, Jim (1998-99)
& PERFORMANCE
PLAYER HEALTH
Guevara, Carlos (2008) Honeywell Jr., Brent (2023) Kelley, Dick (1969-71) Lezcano, Sixto (1982-83)
Gutierrez, Ricky (1993-94) Hosmer, Eric (2018-2022) Kellley, Shawn (2015) Liberato, Luis (2022-)
Guzman, Domingo (1999-2000) Howard, Ben (2002-03) Kelly, Casey (2012-15) Libran, Francisco (1969)
Guzman, Freddy (2004) Howard, Thomas (1990-92) Kelly, Van (1969-70) Lilliquist, Derek (1990-91)
Guzman, Jesus (2011-13) Howell, Jack (1991) Kemp, Matt (2015-16) Linebrink, Scott (2003-2007)
Gwosdz, Doug (1981-84) Hoyt, LaMarr (1985-86) Kendall, Fred (1969-76, 1979-80) Liriano, Rymer (2014)
Gwynn, Chris (1996) Hriniak, Walt (1969) Kennedy, Brett (2018-19) Littlefield, John (1981)
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Gwynn, Tony (1982-2001) Hubbard, Trenidad (2002) Kennedy, Ian (2013-2015) Livingstone, Scott (1994-97)
PADRES
Gwynn Jr., Tony (2009-10) Huber, Justin (2008) Kennedy, Terry (1981-86) Lloyd, Kyle (2017)
Gyorko, Jedd (2013-2015) Hudson, Orlando (2011-12) Kerr, Ray (2022-23) Lobaton, Jose (2009)
Hudson, Daniel (2021) Kershner, Jason (2002) Lockett, Walker (2018)
H (72) Hughes, Phil (2018) Kilkenny, Mike (1972) Lockhart, Keith (1994, 2003)
Hackman, Luther (2003) Hundley, Nick (2008-14) Kim, Ha-Seong (2021-) Locklear, Gene (1973-76)
Hader, Josh (2022-23) Hundley, Randy (1975) Kimbrel, Craig (2015) Loewer, Carlton (2001, 2003)
&
RECORDS
HISTORY &
RECORDS
HISTORY
Haeger, Charlie (2008) Hunter, Cedric (2011) Kingman, Dave (1977) Lolich, Mickey (1978-79)
Hahn, Don (1975) Huntz, Steve (1970, 1975) Kingsale, Gene (2002) Lollar, Tim (1981-84)
Hahn, Jesse (2014) Hurst, Bruce (1989-93) Kinney, Dennis (1978-80) Long, Joey (1997)
Hairston, Scott (2007-09, 2010) Hyers, Tim (1994-95) Kinsler, Ian (2019) Long, Terrence (2004)
Hairston Jr., Jerry (2010) Hynes, Colt (2013) Kirby, Clay (1969-73) Lopez, Arturo (2009)
OPPONENTS
Hamilton, Joey (1994-98) Hyzdu, Adam (2005) Kirkman, Michael (2016) Lopez, Luis (1993-94, 1996)
Hammaker, Atlee (1990-91) Kivlehan, Patrick (2016, 2021) Lopez, Raffy (2018)
Hammond, Chris (2005) I (3) Klesko, Ryan (2000-2006) Lopez, Rodrigo (2000)
Hampson, Justin (2007-08) Iguchi, Tadahito (2008) Knehr, Reiss (2021-) Loretta, Mark (2003-05)
Hamren, Erik (2011) Iorg, Dane (1986) Knott, Jon (2004, 2006) Loup, Aaron (2019)
Hand, Brad (2016-18) Ivie, Mike (1971, 1974-77) Kolb, Brandon (2000) Lucas, Gary (1980-83)
SCOUTING & PLAYER
Hansen, Dave (2003-04) Kohlwey, Taylor (2023) Lucchesi, Joey (2018-20)

DEVELOPMENT
Harang, Aaron (2011) J (33) Kotsay, Mark (2001-03, 2012-13) Ludwick, Ryan (2010-11)
Hardy, Larry (1974-75) Jackson, Damian (1999-2001, 2005) Kouzmanoff, Kevin (2007-09) Luebke, Cory (2010-12)
Hargrove, Mike (1979) Jackson, Danny (1997) Kroon, Marc (1995, 1997-98) Lugo, Seth (2023)
Harris, Gene (1992-94) Jackson, Darrin (1989-92) Krueger, Bill (1994-95) Lundquist, David (2001-02)
Harris, Greg (1984) Jackson, Edwin (2016) Krug, Chris (1969) Lyles, Jordan (2017-18)
Harris, Greg W. (1988-93) Jackson, Jay (2015) Kruk, John (1986-89) Lynn, Fred (1990)
Hawkins, Andy (1982-88) Jackson, Roy Lee (1985) Kubiak, Ted (1975-76)
PETCO PARK
Hawpe, Brad (2011) Jacob, Alek (2023-) Kuhaulua, Fred (1981) M (107)
Hayhurst, Dirk (2008) James, Chris (1989) Mabry, John (2000)
Hayward, Ray (1986-87) Jankowski, Travis (2015-19) L (60) Machado, Manny (2019-)
Headley, Chase (2007-14, 18) Jarvis, Kevin (2000-03) LaForest, Pete (2007) Macias, Drew (2007-09)
Hedges, Austin (2015-2020) Jay, Jon (2016) Lamet, Dinelson (2017-2022) Mack, Shane (1987-88)
Henderson, Rickey (1996-97, 2001) Jefferson, Stan (1987-88) Lampkin, Tom (1990-92, 2002) Mackowiak, Rob (2007)
COMMUNITY
Hendrick, George (1977-78) Jestadt, Garry (1971-72) Lancellotti, Rick (1982) Maddux, Greg (2007-08)
Henn, Sean (2008) Jeter, John (1971-72) Lane, Jason (2007, 2014-15) Maddux, Mike (1991-92)
Hensley, Clay (2005-08) Jimenez, D’Angelo (2001-02) Langston, Mark (1998) Magadan, Dave (1999-2001)
Herbel, Ron (1970) Jodie, Brett (2001) Lankford, Ray (2001-02) Makita, Kazuhisa (2018-19)
Herges, Matt (2003) Johnson, Ben (2005-2006) Lansford, Joe (1982-83) Manaea, Sean (2022)
MEDIA
354
DIRECTORY
CLUB
HISTORY & RECORDS
EXECUTIVES
MANAGER
& STAFF
ADVISORS & BASEBALL
SUPPORT STAFF,
OPERATIONS
& PERFORMANCE
PLAYER HEALTH
'24 SAN DIEGO
Manuel, Jerry (1982) McElroy, Chuck (2001) Moreno, Edwin (2009) Nickle, Doug (2002)
PADRES
Marcano, Tucupita (2021) McGrath, Kyle (2017-18) Moreno, Jose (1981) Niekro, Joe (1969)
Margevicius, Nick (2019) McGriff, Fred (1991-93) Moreno, Juan (2002) Nieves, Melvin (1993-95)
Margot, Manuel (2016-19) McIntosh, Joe (1974-75) Morrow, Brandon (2015-16) Nieves, Wil (2002, 2015)
Marisnick, Jake (2021) McLeary, Marty (2004) Morton, Colt (2007-08) Nix, Jacob (2018)
Marquis, Jason (2012-13) McReynolds, Kevin (1983-86) Moseley, Dustin (2011-12) Nola, Austin (2020-23)
Marshall, Dave (1973) Meadows, Brian (2000) Moses, Jerry (1975) Nolte, Eric (1987-89, 1991)
HISTORY
RECORDS
HISTORY &
RECORDS
Martin, Al (2000) Medica, Tommy (2013-14) Mota, Jose (1991) Noonan, Nick (2016)
Martinez, Carmelo (1984-89) Mejía, Francisco (2018-2020) Mouton, James (1998) Norman, Fred (1971-73)
Martinez, Jose (1994) Mejias-Brean, Seth (2019) Mujica, Edward (2009-10) Norris, Bud (2015)
&
Martinez, Luis (2011) Melendez, Jose (1991-92) Mulligan, Sean (1996) Norris, Derek (2015-2016)
Martinez, Nick (2022-23) Melendez, Luis (1976-77) Mumphrey, Jerry (1980) Northcraft, Aaron (2021)
OPPONENTS
Martinez, Pedro (1993-94) Mellville, Tim (2017) Muñoz, Andres (2019-20) Norwood, James (2021)
Martini, Nick (2019) Mendez, Donaldo (2001, 2003) Mura, Steve (1978-81) Nunez, Jose (2001-2002)
Mason, Don (1971-73) Menhart, Paul (1997) Murphy, Dan (1989) Nyman, Gerry (1970)
Mason, Roger (1993) Meredith, Cla (2006-09) Murray, Heath (1997, 1999)
Mateo, Jorge (2020-21) Merloni, Lou (2003) Murrell, Ivan (1969-73) O (20)
Mateo, Marcos (2015) Metzger, Butch (1975-77) Musgrove, Joe (2021-) Odor, Rougned (2023)
SCOUTING & PLAYER
Maton, Phil (2017-19) Miceli, Dan (1998-99) Myers, Greg (1998-99) O’Grady, Brian (2021)
DEVELOPMENT
Matos, Julius (2002) Middlebrook, Jason (2001-02) Myers, Randy (1992, 1998) Ohlendorf, Ross (2012)
Matthews, Mike (2003) Middlebrooks, Will (2015) Myers, Rodney (2000-02) Ojeda, Miguel (2003-05)
Matthews Jr., Gary (1999, 2003) Mikolas, Miles (2012-13) Myers, Wil (2015-2022) Olivares, Edward (2020)
Maurer, Brandon (2015-17) Miller, Bob (1971, 1973) Myrow, Bryan (2007-08) Olivo, Miguel (2005)
Maurer, Dave (2000-01) Miller, Ed (1984) Oña, Jorge (2020)
Mauser, Tim (1993-95) Mirabelli, Doug (2006) N (27) Oquist, Mike (1996)
May, Darrell (2005) Mitchell, Bryan (2018-19) Nady, Xavier (2000, 2003-05, 2014) Oropesa, Eddie (2004)
PETCO PARK
Maybin, Cameron (2011-14) Mitchell, Kevin (1987) Nagy, Charles (2003) Orosco, Jesse (2003)
Mazara, Nomar (2022) Monge, Sid (1983-84) Naylor, Josh (2019-2020) Osting, Jimmy (2001)
Mazzoni, Cory (2015-17) Montanez, Willie (1980) Neal, Blaine (2004) O’Sullivan, Sean (2013)
Melancon, Mark (2021) Montefusco, John (1982-83) Nelson, Chris (2014) Osuna, Al (1996)
McAndrew, Jim (1974) Montgomery, Steve (2000) Nelson, Rob (1987-90) Osuna, Antonio (2004)
McAnulty, Paul (2005-08) Moore, Adam (2014) Neshek, Pat (2011) Otsuka, Akinori (2004-05)
COMMUNITY
McBean, Alvin (1969) Morales, Jerry (1969-73) Nettles, Graig (1984-86) Overton, Dillon (2017-19)
McCool, Billy (1969) Morales, Rich (1973-74) Nevin, Phil (1999-05) Owchinko, Bob (1976-79)
McCovey, Willie (1974-76) Morejón, Adrián (2019-) Newfield, Marc (1995-96) Owens, Eric (1999-2000)
McCullers, Lance (1985-88) Moreland, Keith (1988) Newhan, David (1999-2000) Owings, Micah (2012)
McDavid, Ray (1994-95) Moreland, Mitch (2020) Nicholson, Kevin (2000) Oxspring, Chris (2005)
MEDIA
355
DIRECTORY
CLUB
HISTORY & RECORDS

EXECUTIVES
Plantier, Phil (1993-95, 1997) Renfroe, Hunter (2016-19) Roenicke, Ron (1984)
P (46) Podres, Johnny (1969) Rettenmund, Merv (1976-77) Rogers, Taylor (2022)
Paddack, Chris (2019-21) Pomeranz, Drew (2016, 2020-) Reyes, Carlos (1998, 1999, 2000) Romero, Mandy (1997-98)
Pagán, Emilio (2020-21) Poreda, Aaron (2009) Reyes, Dennys (2005) Romo, Vicente (1973-74)
Pagliarulo, Mike (1989-90) Pham, Tommy (2020-2021) Reyes, Gerardo (2019) Rondon, Jose (2016)
Palacios, Vicente (2000) Presley, Jim (1991) Reynolds, Don (1978-79) Rooker, Brent (2022)
MANAGER
& STAFF
Palmer, Lowell (1974) Profar, Jurickson (2020-2022, 2023) Reyes, Franmil (2018-19) Rosales, Adam (2016)
Palmer, Matt (2012) Puffer, Brandon (2004) Reynolds, Ken (1976) Rosario, Eguy (2022-)
Parent, Mark (1986-90) Pyznarski, Tim (1986) Reynolds, Ronn (1990) Rosenberg, Steve (1991)
Park, Chan Ho (2005-2006) Richard, Clayton (2009-13, 2016-18) Rosenthal, Trevor (2020)
Parrino, Andy (2011-12) Q (6) Richards, Garrett (2019-20) Roskos, John (2000)
Patiño, Luis (2020) Quackenbush, Kevin (2014-17) Richards, Gene (1977-83) Ross, David (2005)
Patterson, Bob (1985) Qualls, Chad (2011) Riggs, Adam (2001) Ross, Gary (1969-74)
Patterson, Eric (2011) Quantrill, Cal (2019-20) Ring, Royce (2007) Ross, Tyson (2013-16, ‘18)
Patterson, Scott (2008) Quantrill, Paul (2005) Rivas, Alfonso (2023) Royster, Jerry (1985-86)
Patton, Troy (2014) Quentin, Carlos (2012-2014) Rivas, Webster (2021) Ruberto, Sonny (1969)
Payton, Jay (2004) Quintero, Humberto (2003-04) Rivera, Mike (2003) Ruiz, Esteury (2022)
Pearson, Jason (2002) Rivera, Rene (2013-14) Ruiz, Jose (2017)
Peavy, Jake (2002-09) R (80) Rivera, Roberto (1999) Rusch, Glendon (2008)
Pelaez, Alex (2002) Rader, Doug (1976-77) Rivera, Ruben (1997-2000) Russell, Adam (2009-10)
& PERFORMANCE
PLAYER HEALTH
Pena, Roberto (1969) Rakers, Aaron (2007) Rizzo, Anthony (2011) Rzepczynski, Marc (2015)
Perdomo, Luis (2009-10) Ramirez, Alexei (2016) Roa, Joe (2003)
Perdomo, Luis (2016-20) Ramirez, Mario (1981-85) Roach, Donn (2014) S (101)
Perez, Oliver (2002-03) Ramirez, Roberto (1998) Roberts, Dave A. (1969-71) Sager, A.J. (1994)
Perez, Santiago (2001) Ramirez, Nick (2021) Roberts, Dave R. (2005-2006) Salazar, Luis (1980-84, 1987, 1989)
Perkins, Broderick (1978-82) Ramos, Cesar (2009-10) Roberts, Dave W. (1972-75, 1977-78) Salazar, Oscar (2009-10)
Perlozzo, Sammy (1979) Randa, Joe (2005) Roberts, Leon (1986, ‘88-91, ‘94-95) Sanchez, Duaner (2009)
Perry, Gaylord (1978-79) Ransom, Cody (2013) Robinson, Chris (2013) Sanchez, Gary (2023)
'24 SAN DIEGO
Petagine, Roberto (1995) Rasmussen, Dennis (1983, 1988-91) Robinson, Dave (1970-71) Sanchez, Hector (2016-17)
PADRES
Peterson, Adam (1991) Rasmussen, Eric (1978-80) Robinson, Kerry (2004) Sanders, Reggie (1999)
Peterson, Jace (2014) Rea, Colin (2015-16) Robles, Oscar (2007) Sanders, Scott (1993-96, 1998)
Pettis, Gary (1992) Ready, Randy (1986-89) Robles, Rafael (1969-70, 1972) Santiago, Benito (1986-92)
Phillips, Kyle (2011) Rearick, Chris (2015) Rodney, Fernando (2016) Santorini, Al (1969-71)
Phillips, Mike (1981) Reberger, Frank (1969) Rodriguez, Aurelio (1980) Sardinas, Luis (2016-17)
&
RECORDS
HISTORY &
RECORDS
Phoebus, Tom (1971-72) Redding, Tim (2005) Rodriguez, Eddy (2012) Sawyer, Rick (1976-77)
HISTORY
Piazza, Mike (2006) Reed, Jody (1995-96) Rodriguez, Edwin (1983, 1985) Scanlon, Pat (1977)
Pickford, Kevin (2002) Reed, Steve (2002) Rodriguez, Luis (2008-09) Schaeffer, Mark (1972)
Pirela, Jose (2016-19) Reineke, Chad (2008) Rodriguez, Rich (1990-93) Schimpf, Ryan (2016-17)
Pittman, Joe (1982) Relaford, Desi (2000) Rodriguez, Roberto (1970) Schiraldi, Calvin (1989-90)
OPPONENTS
SCOUTING & PLAYER
DEVELOPMENT
PETCO PARK
COMMUNITY
MEDIA
356
DIRECTORY
CLUB
HISTORY & RECORDS
EXECUTIVES
Schulze, Don (1989) Stilwell, Kurt (1992-93) Werner, Andrew (2012)
Scott, John (1974-75) Stimac, Craig (1980-81) U (4) Whisenant, Matt (1999-2000)
Scott, Tayler (2022) Stock, Robert (2018-19) Upton, Justin (2015) White, Rondell (2003)
Scott, Tim (1991-93, 1997) Stoddard, Bob (1986) Upton, Melvin (2015-16) Whitehurst, Wally (1993-94)
Scribner, Evan (2011) Stoddard, Tim (1985-86) Urías, Luis (2018-19) Whiteside, Matt (1999-2000)
Seagle, Chandler (2023-) Stone, Ricky (2004) Urrea, John (1981) Whitson, Ed (1983-84, 1986-91)
MANAGER
& STAFF
Seanez, Rudy (1993, 2001, 2005, 2006) Strahm, Matt (2018-2021) Wick, Rowan (2018)
Sears, Todd (2003) Street, Huston (2012-2014) V (28) Wieck, Brad (2018-19)
Selma, Dick (1969) Strom, Brent (1975-77) Valdez, Ismael (2004) Wieland, Joe (2012-14)
Seminara, Frank (1992-93) Stults, Eric (2012-2014) Valdez, Jose (2017) Wiggins, Alan (1981-85)
Serafini, Dan (2000) Suarez, Robert (2022-) Valdez, Rafael (1990) Wiley, Mark (1978)
ADVISORS & BASEBALL

Serrano, Wascar (2001) Sullivan, Brett (2023-) Valdez, Wilson (2005) Wilhelm, Jim (1978-79)
SUPPORT STAFF,
OPERATIONS
Severinsen, Al (1971-72) Summers, Champ (1984) Valentine, Bobby (1975-77) Wilkins, Rick (2001)
Sharon, Dick (1975) Suppan, Jeff (2012) Valenzuela, Fernando (1995-97) Williams, Bernie (1974)
Sheets, Andy (1998) Sutherland, Gary (1977) Vander Wal, John (1998-99) Williams, Brian (1995)
Sheffield, Gary (1992-93) Sweeney, Brian (2004, 2006) VanRyn, Ben (1998) Williams, Eddie (1990, 1994-95, 1998)
Sherman, Darrell (1993) Sweeney, Mark (1997-98, 2002, 2005) Vargas, Cesar (2016) Williams, George (2000)
Shields, James (2015-16) Sweet, Rick (1978) Vatcher, Jim (1991-92) Williams, Jim (1969-70)
Shiell, Jason (2002) Swisher, Steve (1981-82) Vaughn, Greg (1996-98) Williams, Randy (2005)
Shipley, Craig (1991-94, 1996-97) Szczur, Matt (2017-18) Vazquez, Ramon (2002-04) Williams, Taylor (2020-2021)
& PERFORMANCE
PLAYER HEALTH
Shirley, Bob (1977-80) Szuminski, Jason (2004) Velandia, Jorge (1997) Williams, Woody (1999-01, 2005-06)
Show, Eric (1981-90) Velasquez, Guillermo (1992-93) Williamson, Scott (2006)
Shumpert, Terry (1997) T (41) Velasquez, Vince (2021) Willis, Ron (1970)
Siebert, Paul (1977) Tabaka, Jeff (1994-95) Venable, Will (2008- 2015) Wilson, Earl (1970)
Siebert, Sonny (1975) Tankersley, Dennis (2002-2004) Veras, Dario (1996-97) Wilson, Josh (2009)
Sierra, Candy (1988) Tapia, Domingo (2023) Veras, Quilvio (1997-99) Wilson, Steven (2022-)
Sikorski, Brian (2006) Tatis Jr., Fernando (2019-) Victorino, Shane (2003) Winfield, Dave (1973-80)
Silva, Walter (2009) Tatum, Jim (1996) Villafuerte, Brandon (2002-2003) Wingenter, Trey (2018-19)
'24 SAN DIEGO

Simpson, Steve (1972) Taylor, Kerry (1993-94) Villanueva, Carlos (2016) Wise, Rick (1980-82)
PADRES
Sipin, John (1969) Taylor, Ron (1972) Villanueva, Christian (2017-18) Wisler, Matt (2019)
Sisk, Tommy (1969) Tejada, Miguel (2010) Villone, Ron (1995-96) Witasick, Jay (2000-01, 2003-04)
Slaught, Don (1997) Tekotte, Blake (2011-12) Vincent, Nick (2012-15) Witt, Kevin (2001)
Sledge, Terrmel (2006-2007) Tellman, Tom (1979-80) Vitiello, Joe (2000) Wojna, Ed (1985-87)
Slocum, Ron (1969-71) Templeton, Garry (1982-91) Voit, Luke (2022) Wolf, Jackson (2023)
HISTORY
RECORDS
HISTORY &
RECORDS
Slocumb, Heathcliff (2000) Tenace, Gene (1977-80) Volquez, Edinson (2012-13) Wolf, Randy (2008)
Smith, Burch (2013) Terrell, Walt (1989) Vosberg, Ed (1986, 1998-99) Wood, Travis (2017)
Smith, Jake (2016) Teufel, Tim (1991-93) Worrell, Tim (1993-97)
&
Smith, Ozzie (1978-81) Tewksbury, Bob (1996) W (65) Wright, Jaret (2003)
Smith, Pete (1997-98) Thatcher, Joe (2007-13) Wacha, Michael (2023) Wynne, Marvell (1986-89)
OPPONENTS
Smith, Seth (2014) Thayer, Dale (2012- 2015) Waldron, Matt (2023-)
Snell, Blake (2021-23) Thomas, Derrel (1972-74, 1978) Walker, Kevin (2000-03) X (0)
Snook, Frank (1973) Thompson, Jason (1996) Walker, Pete (1996)
Solarte, Yangervis (2014-17) Thompson, Mike (2006-2007) Walker, Todd (2006) Y (4)
Solis, Ali (2012) Thompson, Mason (2021) Wall, Donne (1998-2000) Yardley, Eric (2019)
Sosa, Elias (1983) Thompson, Trayce (2022) Wallace, Brett (2015-16) Yates, Kirby (2017-20)
SCOUTING & PLAYER
Soto, Juan (2022-23) Thon, Dickie (1988) Walter, Gene (1985-86) Young, Chris (2006-10)
DEVELOPMENT
Spangenberg, Cory (2014-18) Thornton, Matt (2016) Walters, Dan (1992-93) Young, Eric (2005-06)
Spence, Josh (2011-12) Thurmond, Mark (1983-86) Ward, Kevin (1991-92)
Spencer, Stan (1998-2000) Tingley, Ron (1982) Warren, Adam (2019) Z (1)
Spiezio, Ed (1969-72) Tolan, Bobby (1974-75, 1979) Wasinger, Mark (1986) Zawadzki, Lance (2010)
Spillner, Dan (1974-78) Toliver, Fred (1989) Watkins, Steve (2004)
Sprague, Ed (2000) Tollberg, Brian (2000-2003) Weaver, Jered (2017) Managers (21)
Stablein, George (1980) Tomko, Brett (2002, 2007, 2008) Weathers, Ryan (2021-2023) Black, Bud (2007-2015)
Stahl, Larry (1969-72) Tomlin, Dave (1974-77) Webb, Ryan (2009-10) Bochy, Bruce (1995-2006)
PETCO PARK
Stairs, Matt (2010) Torrealba, Yorvit (2010) Webb, Tyler (2018) Boros, Steve (1986)
Stammen, Craig (2017-22) Torrens, Luis (2017, 2019-20) Weber, Thad (2013) Bowa, Larry (1987-88)
Stanley, Fred (1972) Torres, Alex (2014) Webster, Ramon (1970-71) Coleman, Jerry (1980)
Stansberry, Craig (2007-09) Torres, Hector (1975-76) Weeks, Jemile (2016) Craig, Roger (1978-79)
Staton, Dave (1993-94) Torres, Jose (2016-17) Wehrmeister, Dave (1976-78) Dark, Alvin (1977)
Wells, David (2004, 2006-2007)
COMMUNITY
Stauffer, Tim (2005-2014) Trammell, Bubba (2001-03) Gomez, Preston (1969-72)

Steels, James (1987) Troedson, Rich (1973-74) Wells, Jared (2008) Green, Andy (2016-19)
Stephenson, Phil (1989-92) Trujillo, J.J. (2002) Wells, Kip (2012) Howard, Frank (1981)
Steverson, Todd (1996) Turner, Jerry (1974-81, 1983) Welsh, Chris (1981-83) McKeon, Jack (1988-90)
Stewart, Chris (2010) Tyler, Kyle (2022) Wengert, Don (1998) McNamara, John (1974-77)
MEDIA
357
DIRECTORY
CLUB
HISTORY & RECORDS

EXECUTIVES
MANAGER
& STAFF
& PERFORMANCE
PLAYER HEALTH
'24 SAN DIEGO
PADRES
Melvin, Bob (2022-23) Cisco, Galen (1985-87) Mathews, Jonathan (2017) Rodriguez, Victor (2024-)
&
RECORDS
HISTORY &
Murphy, Pat (2015) Colbert, Craig (2007-08) Magadan, Dave (2003-06) Roof, Phil (1978)
RECORDS
HISTORY
Riddoch, Greg (1990-92) Coolbaugh, Scott (2023) Maloof, Jack (1990) Rothschild, Larry (2020)
Riggleman, Jim (1992-94) Craig, Roger (1969-72, 1976-78) McCoy, Mike (2024-) Schumaker, Skip (2018-20)
Shildt, Mike (2024-) Davenport, Jim (1974-75) McCullough, Clyde (1980-82) Sherry, Norm (1982-84)
Skinner, Bob (1977) Dickerson, Bobby (2020) McGwire, Mark (2016-18) Shildt, Mike (2022-23)
Tingler, Jayce (2020-21) Dobson, Pat (1988-90) Meacham, Bobby (2007) Siebert, Sonny (1994-95)
OPPONENTS
Williams, Dick (1982-85) Dunlop, Harry (1983-87) Moon, Wally (1969) Simmons, Ted (2009-10)
Zimmer, Don (1972-73) Easley, Damion (2019-20) Morgan, Tom (1975) Sisler, Dick (1975-76)
Esposito, Brian (2023-) Muser, Tony (2003-06) Skinner, Bob (1970-73, 1977)
Coaches (115) Espy, Duane (2000-02) Nettles, Graig (1995) Smith, Dave (1999-01)
Andrade, Heberto (2022-) Estrada, Chauck (1978-81) Niebla, Ruben (2022-) Snyder, Jim (1991-92)
Akerfelds, Darrel (2001-12) Flaherty, Ryan (2022-23) Oglivie, Ben (2000) Sommers, Denny (1988-90)
SCOUTING & PLAYER
DEVELOPMENT
Alomar, Sandy (1986-90) Flannery, Tim (1996-2002) O’Sullivan, Pat (2024-) Stairs, Matt (2018)
Amalfitano, Joe (1976-77) Fritz, Ben (2020-) Otis, Amos (1988-90) Stevens, Ed (1981)
Anderson, Sparky (1969) Garcia, Dave (1970-73) Phillips, Dick (1980) Stewart, Dave (1998)
Balsley, Darren (2003-19) Heist, Al (1980) Picciolo, Rob (1990-05) Summerville, Peter (2022-)
Barajas, Rod (2019-20) Herman, Billy (1978-79) Plantier, Phil (2012-2014) Tolan, Bobby (1980-83)
Barba, Ryan (2024-) Hoffman, Glenn (2006-20) Podres, Johnny (1973) Trammell, Alan (2000-02)
Bernard, Oscar (2023) Johnson, Josh (2018) Posedel, Bill (1974) Valentin, Jose (2014-15)
Bialas, Dave (1993-94) Jones, Deacon (1984-87) Powell, Alonzo (2012-15) Vazquez, Ramon (2017)
PETCO PARK
Blair, Willie (2013- 2015) Jones, Jimmy (2012) Price, Bryan (2022-) Virgil, Ozzie (1982-85)
Bloomfield, Jack (1974) Joyner, Wally (2007-08) Rader, Doug (1978-79) Waller, Tye (1995, 2006)
Bochy, Bruce (1993-94) Kimm, Bruce (1991-92) Radison, Dan (1993-94) Warthen, Dan (1996-97)
Bochtler, Doug (2016-19) Kirby, Wayne (2020) Ready, Randy (2009-11) Washington, Johnny (2017-19)
Booker, Greg (1997-2003) Kotsay, Mark (2015) Rettenmund, Merv (1991-99, 2006-07) Wietelmann, Whitey (1969-79)
Brdar, Michael (2022) Krol, Jack (1981-86) Renteria, Rick (2008-13) Williams, Don (1977-80)
COMMUNITY
Brinkman, Eddie (1981) Lefebvre, Jim (2009) Riddoch, Greg (1987-90) Williams, Matt (2022-23)
Brock, Tarrik (2016) Leiper, Tim (2024-) Rigney, Bill (1975) Zimmer, Don (1972)
Burkhart, Morgan (2022-23) Little, Grady (1996) Roarke, Mike (1991-93) Zinter, Alan (2016-17)
Cervelli, Francisco (2022) Lopes, Davey (1995-99, 2003-05) Roberts, Dave (2011-2015)
Christenson, Ryan (2022-23) Macias, David (2022-) Rodriguez, Eddie (2016)
MEDIA
358
359
DIRECTORY
CLUB
OPPONENTS
ALL-TIME RECORDS VS. OPPONENTS

EXECUTIVES
Team Home Away Overall

ARI 133-96 85-140 218-236 (.480)
ATL 155-173 132-194 287-367 (.439)
BAL 6-9 6-3 12-12 (.500)
BOS 5-10 3-6 8-16 (.333)
MANAGER
CWS 2-4 7-5 9-9 (.500)

& STAFF
CHC 125-131 107-149 232-280 (.453)

CIN 166-162 139-184-1 305-346-1 (.468)
CLE 3-5 6-8 9-13 (.409)
COL 138-120^ 110-147 248-267 (.482)

DET 6-6 3-6 9-12 (.429)
HOU 165-142 126-176 291-318 (.478)
KC 9-6 3-3 12-9 (.571)
LAA 10-11 11-10 21-21 (.500)
LAD 222-244-1% 197-274 419-518-1 (.447)
MIA 56-48 58-55 114-103 (.525)
MIL 44-37 42-50 86-87 (.497)
& PERFORMANCE
MIN 4-9 4-9 8-18 (.308)

PLAYER HEALTH
NYM 143-118+ 117-136 260-255 (.506)

NYY 5-4 3-9 8-13 (.615)
OAK 7-13 10-13 17-26 (.395)
PHI 117-137 108-147 225-284 (.442)
PIT 117-134 117-140 234-274 (.461)
SF 237-229# 207-259 444-488 (.476)
'24 SAN DIEGO
SEA 35-33 27-32 62-65 (.489)

PADRES
STL 125-128* 85-170 210-298 (.413)

TB 3-6 6-9 9-15 (.375)
TEX 14-10 14-13 28-23 (.549)
TOR 4-5 5-4 9-9 (.500)
HISTORY &
RECORDS
WSH 125-134 115-133 240-267 (.473)

+ Includes a 2-1 record at Monterrey Stadium in Monterrey, Mexico from August 16-18, 1996
* Includes a 1-2 record at Aloha Stadium in Honolulu, Hawaii from April 19-20, 1997
^ Includes an 0-1 record at Monterrey Stadium in Monterrey, Mexico on April 4, 1999
OPPONENTS
OPPONENTS
% Includes a 2-1 record at Monterrey Stadium in Monterrey, Mexico from May 4-6, 2018
# Includes a 2-0 record at Alfredo Harp Helú Stadium in Mexico City from April 29-30, 2023
ANNUAL RECORDS VS. OPPONENTS

ARI ATL BAL BOS CWS CHC CIN CLE COL DET HOU KC LAA LAD MIA MIL MIN NYY NYM OAK PHI PIT SEA SF STL TB TEX TOR WSH
SCOUTING & PLAYER
‘69 — 5-13 — — — 1-11 7-11 — — — 8-10 — — 6-12 — — — — 1-11 — 4-8 2-10 — 6-12 4-8 — — — 8-4
DEVELOPMENT
‘70 — 9-9 — — — 3-9 10-8 — — — 4-14 — — 7-11 — — — — 6-6 — 3-9 6-6 — 5-13 4-8 — — — 6-6
‘71 — 7-11 — — — 3-9 8-10 — — — 8-10 — — 5-13 — — — — 5-7 — 8-4 3-9 — 5-13 4-8 — — — 5-6
‘72 — 11-6 — — — 3-9 10-8 — — — 2-12 — — 5-13 — — — — 5-7 — 6-6 2-10 — 4-10 4-8 — — — 6-6
‘73 — 6-12 — — — 5-7 5-13 — — — 8-10 — — 9-9 — — — — 4-8 — 3-9 4-8 — 7-11 4-8 — — — 5-7
‘74 — 1-17 — — — 6-6 6-12 — — — 7-11 — — 2-16 — — — — 6-6 — 7-5 3-9 — 11-7 5-7 — — — 6-6
‘75 — 11-7 — — — 7-5 7-11 — — — 9-9 — — 7-11 — — — — 4-8 — 5-7 4-8 — 11-7 4-8 — — — 5-7
PETCO PARK
‘76 — 8-10 — — — 6-6 5-13 — — — 8-10 — — 12-6 — — — — 5-7 — 4-8 5-7 — 8-10 4-8 — — — 8-4
‘77 — 7-11 — — — 5-7 7-11 — — — 10-8 — — 6-12 — — — — 6-6 — 3-9 2-10 — 8-10 8-4 — — — 7-5
‘78 — 10-8 — — — 5-7 9-9 — — — 10-8 — — 9-9 — — — — 7-5 — 4-8 7-5 — 8-10 9-3 — — — 6-6
‘79 — 12-6 — — — 3-9 7-10 — — — 4-14 — — 9-9 — — — — 8-4 — 3-9 5-7 — 8-10 4-8 — — — 5-7
COMMUNITY
MEDIA
360
DIRECTORY
CLUB
OPPONENTS
ANNUAL RECORDS VS. OPPONENTS (CONTINUED)
EXECUTIVES
ARI ATL BAL BOS CWS CHC CIN CLE COL DET HOU KC LAA LAD MIA MIL MIN NYY NYM OAK PHI PIT SEA SF STL TB TEX TOR WSH
‘80 — 6-12 — — — 8-4 3-15 — — — 7-11 — — 9-9 — — — — 11-1 — 4-8 6-6 — 8-10 7-5 — — — 2-10
‘81 — 6-9 — — — 3-3 2-10 — — — 3-11 — — 5-6 — — — — 5-2 — 2-4 4-6 — 6-7 3-7 — — — 2-4
‘82 — 7-11 — — — 8-4 12-6 — — — 9-9 — — 9-9 — — — — 6-6 — 5-7 6-6 — 6-7 4-8 — — — 5-7
‘83 — 9-9 — — — 7-5 9-9 — — — 7-11 — — 12-6 — — — — 6-6 — 7-5 3-9 — 11-7 6-6 — — — 4-8
MANAGER
‘84 — 11-7 — — — 6-6 11-7 — — — 12-6 — — 8-10 — — — — 6-6 — 5-7 8-4 — 13-5 7-5 — — — 5-7
& STAFF
‘85 — 11-7 — — — 4-8 9-9 — — — 6-12 — — 10-8 — — — — 5-7 — 7-5 8-4 — 12-6 4-8 — — — 7-5
‘86 — 6-12 — — — 6-6 9-9 — — — 8-10 — — 12-6 — — — — 2-10 — 6-6 4-8 — 8-10 5-7 — — — 8-4
‘87 — 12-6 — — — 3-9 6-12 — — — 13-5 — — 7-11 — — — — 4-8 — 4-8 4-8 — 5-13 4-8 — — — 3-9
‘88 — 10-8 — — — 4-8 8-10 — — — 12-6 — — 11-7 — — — — 5-7 — 7-4 4-8 — 8-10 6-6 — — — 8-4
ADVISORS & BASEBALL

‘89 — 11-7 — — — 4-8 9-9 — — — 10-8 — — 12-6 — — — — 7-5 — 10-2 9-3 — 8-10 2-10 — — — 7-5
SUPPORT STAFF,
‘90 — 10-8 — — — 4-8 9-9 — — — 14-4 — — 9-9 — — — — 7-5 — 5-7 2-10 — 7-11 3-9 — — — 5-7
OPERATIONS
‘91 — 7-11 — — — 8-4 10-8 — — — 12-6 — — 8-10 — — — — 5-7 — 3-9 5-7 — 11-7 9-3 — — — 6-6
‘92 — 5-13 — — — 7-5 7-11 — — — 11-7 — — 9-9 — — — — 8-4 — 9-3 7-5 — 11-7 4-8 — — — 4-8
‘93 — 4-9 — — — 4-8 4-9 — 7-6 — 5-8 — — 4-9 5-7 — — — 7-5 — 6-6 3-9 — 3-10 7-5 — — — 2-10
‘94 — 1-6 — — — 3-6 2-8 — 5-5 — 5-5 — — 4-6 1-5 — — — 6-6 — 8-4 3-3 — 5-2 4-2 — — — 0-12
‘95 — 2-5 — — — 7-5 6-3 — 4-9 — 4-7 — — 6-7 2-3 — — — 7-6 — 6-6 8-4 — 6-7 7-5 — — — 5-7
‘96 — 4-9 — — — 6-6 3-9 — 5-8 — 6-6 — — 8-5 9-3 — — — 10-3 — 8-4 9-4 — 11-2 4-8 — — — 8-4
& PERFORMANCE
‘97 — 3-8 — — — 5-6 6-5 — 8-4 — 5-6 — 2-2 7-5 6-5 — — — 6-5 1-3 4-7 6-5 3-1 4-8 5-6 — 2-2 — 3-8
PLAYER HEALTH
‘98 9-3 4-5 — — — 4-5 11-1 — 7-5 — 4-5 — 2-1 7-5 5-4 6-3 — — 5-4 1-2 8-1 4-5 2-2 8-4 6-3 — 1-2 — 4-4
‘99 2-11 4-5 — — — 3-6 3-6 — 9-4 — 1-8 — 3-0 9-3 6-3 5-3 — — 2-7 2-1 3-6 6-3 4-2 5-7 2-7 — 2-1 — 3-5
‘00 4-9 1-8 — — — 5-3 5-4 — 6-7 — 7-2 — 1-2 5-8 7-2 7-2 — — 6-3 0-3 5-2 2-7 3-3 5-7 0-9 — 1-2 — 6-3
‘01 7-12 3-3 — — — 4-2 4-2 — 10-9 — 6-3 — 1-2 10-9 4-3 5-1 — — 5-1 1-2 2-5 4-2 2-4 5-14 1-5 — 2-1 — 3-3
‘02 7-12 3-3 1-2 1-2 — 4-2 1-5 — 8-11 — 2-4 1-2 — 9-10 1-5 1-5 — 1-2 4-3 — 4-2 4-2 2-1 5-14 1-5 2-1 — — 4-3
‘03 10-9 1-6 — — 1-2 2-4 3-3 1-2 7-12 1-2 3-3 — — 11-8 1-5 1-5 1-2 — 3-3 — 3-4 2-4 4-2 5-14 2-4 — — — 2-4
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‘04 12-7 3-3 — 1-2 — 2-4 4-2 — 9-10 — 4-2 3-0 — 9-10 2-4 4-2 — 1-2 3-3 — 1-5 3-3 2-1 12-7 2-4 0-3 — 1-2 6-1
PADRES
‘05 9-10 5-1 — — 1-2 3-4 2-4 1-2 11-7 0-3 3-4 — — 7-11 4-2 4-3 2-1 — 2-4 — 0-6 4-3 3-3 12-6 4-3 — — — 5-1
’06 10-9 2-7 — — — 7-0 4-2 — 9-10 — 3-3 — 2-1 13-5 3-3 3-4 — — 2-5 2-1 4-2 5-1 1-5 7-12 4-2 — 2-1 — 5-1
‘07 8-10 2-5 1-2 1-2 — 5-3 4-2 — 8-11 — 3-4 — — 10-8 4-3 5-2 — — 4-2 — 3-4 6-1 2-4 14-4 3-4 2-1 — — 4-2
‘08 8-10 1-5 — — — 2-5 3-4 1-2 9-9 1-2 3-3 — — 7-11 2-4 3-4 0-3 0-3 5-2 — 2-4 4-3 1-5 1-6 5-13 — — — 5-1
‘09 7-11 3-3 — — — 5-4 6-1 — 8-10 — 1-6 — 0-3 8-10 2-4 4-2 — — 5-2 1-2 2-5 4-3 2-4 10-8 1-6 — 2-1 — 4-2
HISTORY &
RECORDS
‘10 10-8 2-4 2-1 — — 5-3 4-2 — 6-12 — 5-2 — — 10-8 6-3 4-3 — — 3-3 — 2-5 6-0 4-2 12-6 3-4 2-1 — 1-2 3-3
‘11 7-11 5-4 — 2-1 — 3-3 2-4 — 9-9 — 5-3 3-0 — 5-13 7-0 2-3 0-3 — 3-4 — 1-7 4-2 1-5 6-12 3-3 — — — 3-4
‘12 11-7 3-4 — — — 3-3 2-6 — 10-8 — 5-3 — 2-1 7-11 1-5 4-5 — — 3-4 1-2 3-4 5-1 5-1 6-12 3-3 — 0-3 — 2-3
‘13 12-7 5-1 2-2 0-3 — 4-3 3-3 — 7-12 — — — — 8-11 4-3 4-3 — 2-1 3-4 — 2-4 4-3 2-2 8-11 2-4 0-3 — 2-1 2-5
OPPONENTS
OPPONENTS
‘14 7-12 4-3 — — 2-1 4-3 5-1 1-2 9-10 2-1 — 1-2 — 7-12 4-3 3-3 1-3 — 3-3 — 3-4 3-3 2-2 10-9 3-4 — — — 3-4
‘15 10-9 5-2 — — — 3-3 4-2 — 12-7 — 0-3 2-1 5-14 5-2 2-5 — — 4-2 1-3 1-5 2-5 1-3 8-11 4-3 — 3-3 — 2-5
‘16 9-10 2-4 1-3 1-2 — 2-4 4-3 — 9-10 — — — — 8-11 3-3 4-3 — 2-1 3-4 — 2-5 3-3 1-3 8-11 1-6 0-3 — 1-2 4-3
‘17 8-11 2-5 — — 1-2 4-2 4-3 2-1 7-12 2-1 — 1-2 — 6-13 1-5 2-5 1-3 — 4-3 — 5-1 3-3 — 12-7 3-4 — 1-3 — 2-5
‘18 7-12 3-4 — — — 2-5 4-3 — 8-11 — 1-2 — 0-3 5-14 5-2 2-4 — — 2-4 0-4 3-3 4-3 4-0 8-11 4-3 — 2-4 — 2-4
‘19 8-11 2-5 3-1 1-2 — 3-4 2-5 — 8-11 — — — — 6-13 2-4 4-3 — 3-3 1-2 — 3-3 1-6 3-1 9-10 4-2 1-2 — 2-1 4-3
SCOUTING & PLAYER
DEVELOPMENT
‘20 5-5 — — — — — — — 7-3 — 3-0 — 1-3 4-6 — — — — — 2-1 — — 3-3 8-2 — — 4-0 — —
‘21 11-8 2-4 — — — 1-5 6-1 — 8-11 — 4-2 — 2-2 7-12 4-3 2-5 — — 3-4 2-2 2-4 4-3 3-0 8-11 3-3 — 3-0 — 4-3
‘22 14-5 4-3 — — 1-2 5-2 6-0 1-3 9-10 1-2 — 2-1 — 5-14 4-3 4-3 2-1 — 4-2 — 3-4 4-2 1-3 13-6 2-4 — — — 4-3
‘23 6-7 4-3 2-1 1-2 3-0 3-4 3-3 2-1 9-4 2-1 1-2 1-2 3-0 4-9 4-2 1-6 1-2 3-3 1-2 3-0 2-5 1-5 1-3 8-5 3-3 2-1 3-0 2-1 3-3
PETCO PARK
COMMUNITY
MEDIA
361
DIRECTORY
CLUB
OPPONENTS
ARIZONA DIAM ONDB ACK S

EXECUTIVES
2023 vs. ARI 6-7 (.462)

Best Season vs. ARI 9-3 (.750) in 1998
Most runs in game by SD 14, 2x, last: May 17, 2006 @ ARI
Most runs in game by ARI 20 on July 7, 2018 @ ARI
Longest Winning Streak 7 games, July 2 - September 7, 2012
MANAGER
& STAFF
Longest Losing Streak 8 games, April 25 - September 30, 1999

Last Time the Padres Swept
3-game series in SD (9x) June 20-22, 2022
3-game series @ ARI (2x) Aug. 24-26, 2012
4-game series in SD (1x) April 10-13, 1998

4-game series @ ARI never
ATL ANTA BR AV E S CH IC AG O CUB S

2023 vs. ATL 4-3 (.571) 2023 vs. CHC 3-4 (.429)
Best Season vs. ATL 5-1 (.833) in 2005, 2013 Best Season vs. CHC 7-0 (1.000) in 2006
Most runs in game by SD 17, April 12, 2010 vs. ATL Most runs in game by SD 19, June 15, 2022 @ CHC
Most runs in game by ATL 16, June 1, 1990 vs. ATL Most runs in game by CHC 23, May 17, 1977 @ CHC
& PERFORMANCE
PLAYER HEALTH
Longest Winning Streak 7 games, June 28 - September 10, 1972 Longest Winning Streak 7 games, 5/5-14/2006
Longest Losing Streak 15 games, April 18 - September 15, 1974 Longest Losing Streak 9 games, August 19, 1970 - May 16, 1971
Last Time the Padres Swept Last Time the Padres Swept
3-game series in SD (6x) August 17-19, 2015 3-game series in SD (6x) May 29-31, 2017
3-game series @ ATL (3x) August 1-3, 1989 3-game series @ CHC (4x) May 12-14, 2006
4-game series in SD (2x) May 29-31, 1979 4-game series in SD (1x) May 5-8, 2006
4-game series @ ATL (2x) July 25-27, 1975 4-game series @ CHC (2x) June 13-16, 2022
'24 SAN DIEGO
PADRES
CIN CIN NAT I R E DS COLOR ADO ROCKIE S

2023 vs. CIN 3-3 (.500) 2023 vs. COL 9-4 (.692)
Best Season vs. CIN 6-0 (1.000) in 2022 Best Season vs. COL 7-3 (.700) in 2020
Most runs in game by SD 15, 4x, last: August 14, 1987 vs. CIN Most runs in game by SD 16, 4x, last: June 14, 2019 @ COL
HISTORY &
RECORDS
Most runs in game by CIN 15, 2x, last: August 4, 2002 vs. CIN Most runs in game by COL 20, September 20, 2005 @ COL
Longest Winning Streak 10 games, April 7, 1998 - May 14, 1999 Longest Winning Streak 7 games, 3x, last: August 30, 2020 - May 12, 2021
Longest Losing Streak 9 games, 2x, last: September 18, 1992 -June 25, 1993 Longest Losing Streak 7 games, June 3 - September 16, 2017
3-game series in SD (11x) April 18-20, 2022 3-game series in SD (9x) September 18-20, 2023
OPPONENTS
OPPONENTS
3-game series @ CIN (5x) April 26-28, 2022 3-game series @ COL (2x) September 19-21, 2011
4-game series in SD June 17-20, 2021 4-game series in SD (1x) June 25-28, 1999
4-game series @ CIN never 4-game series @ COL never
SCOUTING & PLAYER
LOS AN GELE S D O D G E R S M IAM I M ARLINS

DEVELOPMENT
2023 vs. LAD 4-9 (.308) 2023 vs. MIA 4-2 (.667)
Best Season vs. LAD 9-3 (.750) in 1999 Best Season vs. MIA 7-0 (1.000) in 2011
Most runs in game by SD 14 (2x), last: June 27, 1995 @ LAD Most runs in game by SD 20, July 27, 1996 @ FLA
Most runs in game by LAD 19, June 29, 1969 vs. LAD Most runs in game by MIA 15, April 9, 1994 vs. FLA
Longest Winning Streak 10 games, September 26, 1996 - June 28, 1997 Longest Winning Streak 8 games, August 1, 2010 - August 21, 2011
Longest Losing Streak 16 games, September 9, 1973 - September 20, 1974 Longest Losing Streak 7 games, April 9, 1994 - July 4, 1995
PETCO PARK
3-game series in SD (11x) June 21-23, 2021 3-game series in SD (1x) May 6-8, 2013
3-game series @ LAD (11x) April 15-17, 2013 3-game series @ MIA (3x) July 19-21, 2011
4-game series in SD (2x) April 15-18, 1982 4-game series in SD (1x) August 18-21, 2011
4-game series @ LAD (1x) June 20-23, 1983 4-game series @ MIA never
COMMUNITY
MEDIA
362
DIRECTORY
CLUB
OPPONENTS
M ILWAUK E E BR E WE R S NE W YORK M E T S
EXECUTIVES
2023 vs. MIL 1-6 (.143) 2023 vs. NYM 3-3 (.500)
Best Season vs. MIL 5-1 (.833) in 2001 Best Season vs. NYM 11-1 (.917) in 1980
Most runs in game by SD 13, 6x, last: August 3, 2015 @ MIL Most runs in game by SD 18, May 31, 2010 vs. NYM
Most runs in game by MIL 12, 3x, last: August 13, 2009 @ MIL Most runs in game by NYM 14, April 29, 2018 vs. NYM
Longest Winning Streak 7 games, August 27, 2000 - July 22, 2001 Longest Winning Streak 9 games, June 16, 1980 - May 1, 1981
MANAGER
& STAFF
Longest Losing Streak 7 games, May 31, 2002 - May 27, 2003 Longest Losing Streak 11 games, May 28 - August 27, 1969
3-game series in SD (4x) June 17-19, 2019 3-game series in SD (4x) August 14-16, 2001
3-game series @ MIL never 3-game series @ NYM (3x) August 13-15, 2002
4-game series in SD never 4-game series in SD (2x) June 5-8, 2008
ADVISORS & BASEBALL

4-game series @ MIL never 4-game series @ NYM (1x) August 23-26, 2004
SUPPORT STAFF,
OPERATIONS
PH IL AD E LPH IA PHI LLI E S PIT T SBURGH PIR ATE S
2023 vs. PHI 2-5 (.286) 2023 vs. PIT 1-5 (.167)
Best Season vs. PHI 8-1 (.889) in 1998 Best Season vs. PIT 6-0 (1.000) in 2010
Most runs in game by SD 16, July 26, 1970 @ PHI Most runs in game by SD 17, July 18, 1989 vs. PIT
Most runs in game by PHI 18, August 24, 1999 @ PHI Most runs in game by PIT 16, July 28, 2000 @ PIT
& PERFORMANCE
PLAYER HEALTH
Longest Winning Streak 6 games, 2x, last: July 9-21, 1992 Longest Winning Streak 9 games, September 19, 2009 - August 12, 2010
Longest Losing Streak 11 games, May 23, 2004 - July 4, 2006 Longest Losing Streak 10 games, August 29, 1992 - August 22, 1993
3-game series in SD (8x) August 14-16, 2017 3-game series in SD (10x) August 20-22, 2012
3-game series @ PHI (2x) August 25-27, 1998 3-game series @ PIT (6x) August 5-7, 2011
4-game series in SD (1x) July 9-12, 1992 4-game series in SD (1x) September 17-20, 2007
4-game series @ PHI never 4-game series @ PIT (1x) August 8-11, 1996
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PADRES
S AN FR AN CIS C O G I ANT S S T. LOUIS C ARDINAL S
2023 vs. SF 8-5 (.615) 2023 vs. STL 3-3 (.500)
Best Season vs. SF 11-2 (.846) in 1996 Best Season vs. STL 9-3 (.750) in 1978, 1991
Most runs in game by SD 17, May 23, 1970 @ SF Most runs in game by SD 17, August 24, 1993 vs. STL
HISTORY &
RECORDS
Most runs in game by SF 18, June 23, 1986 @ SF Most runs in game by STL 17, May 7, 1987 vs. STL
Longest Winning Streak 10 games, May 1 - September 16, 1996 Longest Winning Streak 9 games, June 22, 1991 - May 1, 1992
Longest Losing Streak 9 games, April 25 - May 25, 2016 Longest Losing Streak 11 games, September 29, 1999 - September 28, 2000
3-game series in SD (13x) September 10-13, 2020 3-game series in SD (14x) May 14-16, 2021
OPPONENTS
OPPONENTS
3-game series @ SF (9x) August 29-31, 2022 3-game series @ STL (1x) May 23-25, 1980
4-game series in SD (3x) July 4-7, 1996 4-game series in SD never
4-game series @ SF (1x) June 27-30, 1996 4-game series @ STL never
WA SH IN GTO N NAT I O NAL S

SCOUTING & PLAYER
DEVELOPMENT
2023 vs. WSH 3-3 (.500)

Best Season vs. WSH 6-1 (.857) in 2004
Most runs in game by SD 24, July 16, 2021 @ WSH
Most runs in game by MON/WSH 15, 2x, last: July 7, 2021 vs. WSH
Longest Winning Streak 5 games, 4x, last: May 29, 2008 - July 24, 2009
Longest Losing Streak 15 games, July 25, 1993 - May 24, 1995
PETCO PARK
3-game series in SD (7x) August 31 - September 2, 2009

3-game series @ MON/WSH (7x) September 19-21, 2008
4-game series in SD (1x) April 26-29, 2004
4-game series @ MON/WSH never
COMMUNITY
MEDIA
363
DIRECTORY
CLUB
OPPONENTS
B ALTIM ORE ORIOLE S

EXECUTIVES
2023 vs. BAL 2-1 (.667)

Best Season vs. BAL 3-1 (.750) in 2019
Most runs in game by SD 12, June 19, 2007 vs. BAL
Most runs in game by BAL 12, June 29, 2016 vs. BAL
Longest Winning Streak 3 games, 2x, last: June 25-July 29, 2019
MANAGER
& STAFF
Longest Losing Streak 3 games, June 22-29, 2016

3-game series in SD never
3-game series @ BAL never
4-game series in SD never

4-game series @ BAL never
BOS TON R E D S OX CH IC AG O WH ITE S OX

2023 vs. BOS 1-2 (.333) 2023 vs. CWS 3-0 (1.000)
Best Season vs. BOS 2-1 (.667) in 2011 Best Season vs. CWS 2-1 (.667) in 2014
Most runs in game by SD 8, June 9, 2004 @ BOS Most runs in game by SD 6, 2x, last September 30, 2023 @ CWS
& PERFORMANCE
PLAYER HEALTH
Most runs in game by BOS 14, June 20, 2011 @ BOS Most runs in game by CWS 9, May 14, 2017 @ CWS
Longest Winning Streak 2 games, June 22 - July 2, 2011 Longest Winning Streak 3 games, September 29-October 1, 2023
Longest Losing Streak 4 games, September 6, 2016 - August 24, 2019 Longest Losing Streak 3 games, May 13, 2017-September 30, 2022
3-game series in SD never 3-game series in SD never
3-game series @ BOS never 3-game series @ CWS September 29-October 1, 2023
4-game series @ BOS never 4-game series @ CWS never
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PADRES
CLE V E L AND G UAR D I ANS DE TROIT TIGER S

2023 vs. CLE 2-1 (.667) 2023 vs. DET 2-1 (.667)
Best Season vs. CLE 2-1 (.667) 2x, in 2017, 2023 Best Season vs. DET 2-1 (.667) 3x, in 2014, 2017, 2023
HISTORY &
RECORDS
Most runs in game by SD 9, June 12, 2003 @ CLE Most runs in game by SD 14 July 22, 2023 @ DET
Most runs in game by CLE 11, July 6, 2017 @ CLE Most runs in game by DET 12, July 25, 2022 @ DET
Longest Winning Streak 3 games, April 9, 2014 (Game 2) - July 5, 2017 Longest Winning Streak 3 games, April 13, 2014 - June 24, 2017
Longest Losing Streak 3 games, 2x, last: May 4-August 24, 2022 Longest Losing Streak 3 games, June 14-16, 2005
OPPONENTS
OPPONENTS

3-game series @ CLE never 3-game series @ DET never
4-game series @ CLE never 4-game series @ DET never
SCOUTING & PLAYER
H O U S TO N A S T R OS K ANS A S CIT Y ROYAL S

DEVELOPMENT
2023 vs. HOU 1-2 (.333) 2023 vs. KC 1-2 (.333)

Best Season vs. HOU 3-0 (1.000) in 2020 Best Season vs. KC 3-0 (1.000) in 2004, 2011
Most runs in game by SD 18, July 29, 2007 @ HOU Most runs in game by SD 13, August 26, 2022 @ KC
Most runs in game by HOU 15, September 16, 1997 @ HOU Most runs in game by KC 15, August 28, 2022 @ KC
Longest Winning Streak 8 games, 2x, last: July 29-September 18, 1990 Longest Winning Streak 7 games, July 2, 2004 - May 5, 2014
Longest Losing Streak 9 games, June 22-September 17, 1979 Longest Losing Streak 2 games, 3x, last: May 16-17, 2023
PETCO PARK
3-game series in SD August 21-23, 2020 3-game series in SD 2x, last: June 27-29, 2011
3-game series @ HOU May 21-23, 2001 3-game series @ KC never
4-game series in SD August 6-9, 1992 4-game series in SD never
4-game series @ HOU never 4-game series @ KC never
COMMUNITY
MEDIA
364
DIRECTORY
CLUB
OPPONENTS
LOS AN GE LE S ANG E L S M INNE S OTA T WINS
EXECUTIVES
2023 vs. LAA 3-0 (1.000) 2023 vs. MIN 1-2 (.333)
Best Season vs. LAA 3-0 (1.000) 2x, in 1999. 2023 Best Season vs. MIN 2-1 (.667) 2x, in 2005, 2022
Most runs in game by SD 11, September 2, 2020 @ LAA Most runs in game by SD 10, July 29, 2022 vs. MIN
Most runs in game by LAA 11, 2 x, last: June 12, 2009 @ LAA Most runs in game by MIN 16, September 12, 2017 @ MIN
Longest Winning Streak 4 games, 2x, last: September 8, 2021-July 5, 2023 Longest Winning Streak 2 games, 3x, last: July 31, 2022-May 9, 2023
MANAGER
& STAFF
Longest Losing Streak 4 games, June 12, 2009 - May 18, 2012 Longest Losing Streak 9 games, June 24, 2008 - August 5, 2014
3-game series in SD July 3-5, 2023 3-game series in SD never
3-game series @ LAA July 18-20, 1999 3-game series @ MIN never
ADVISORS & BASEBALL

4-game series @ LAA never 4-game series @ MIN never
SUPPORT STAFF,
OPERATIONS
N E W YO RK YANK E E S OAKL AND ATH LE TIC S
2023 vs. NYY 1-2 (.333) 2023 vs. OAK 3-0 (1.000)
Best Season vs. NYY 2-1 (.667) 2x, in 2013, 2016 Best Season vs. OAK 2x, last: 2-1 (.667) in 2020
Most runs in game by SD 10, June 11, 2004 @ NYY Most runs in game by SD 15, June 30, 1997 @ OAK
Most runs in game by NYY 10, May 28, 2023 @ NYY Most runs in game by OAK 16, June 17, 2015 @ OAK
& PERFORMANCE
PLAYER HEALTH
Longest Winning Streak 3 games, August 4, 2013 - July 2, 2016 Longest Winning Streak 3 games, 2x, last: September 15-17, 2023
Longest Losing Streak 5 games, June 12, 2004 - June 19, 2008 Longest Losing Streak 5 games, June 5, 2000 - June 13, 2001
3-game series in SD never 3-game series in SD September 15-17, 2023
3-game series @ NYY never 3-game series @ OAK never
4-game series @ NYY never 4-game series @ OAK never
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PADRES
SE AT TLE M AR I NE R S TAM PA B AY R AYS
2023 vs. SEA 1-3 (.250) 2023 vs. TB 2-1 (.667)
Best Season vs. SEA 4-0 (1.000) in 2018 Best Season vs. TB 2-1 (.667) 4x, Last: 2023
HISTORY &
RECORDS
Most runs in game by SD 16, May 21, 2021 vs. SEA Most runs in game by SD 9 (2x), last: June 13, 2007 @ TB
Most runs in game by SEA 16, 2x, last: June 2, 2016 @ SEA Most runs in game by TB 15, August 16, 2016 @ TB
Longest Winning Streak 7 games, August 28, 2018 - August 6, 2019 Longest Winning Streak 4 games, June 13, 2007 - June 23, 2010
Longest Losing Streak 7 games, May 17, 2008 - June 17, 2009 Longest Losing Streak 9 games, June 24, 2010 - August 13, 2019
OPPONENTS
OPPONENTS
3-game series in SD May 21-23, 2021 3-game series in SD never
3-game series @ SEA June 12-14, 2012 3-game series @ TB never
4-game series @ SEA never 4-game series @ TB never
SCOUTING & PLAYER
DEVELOPMENT
TE X A S R ANG E R S TORONTO BLUE JAYS

2023 vs. TEX 3-0 (1.000) 2023 vs. TOR 2-1 (.667)
Best Season vs. TEX 4-0 (1.000) in 2020 Best Season vs. TOR 2-1 (.667) 3x, in 2013, 2019. 2023
Most runs in game by SD 17, June 7, 1998 @ TEX Most runs in game by SD 19, May 25, 2019 @ TOR
Most runs in game by TEX 12, June 26, 2009 @ TEX Most runs in game by KC 10, May 26, 2019 @ TOR
Longest Winning Streak 11 games, Sept. 16-2018 - July 30, 2023 Longest Winning Streak 3 games, July 27, 2016-May 25, 2019
Longest Losing Streak 4 games, 2x, last: May 9, 2017 - June 25, 2018 Longest Losing Streak 3 games, June 2, 2013-July 26, 2016
PETCO PARK
3-game series in SD July 28-30, 2023 3-game series in SD never
3-game series @ TEX April 9-11, 2021 3-game series @ TOR never
4-game series @ TEX never 4-game series @ TOR never
COMMUNITY
MEDIA
365
DIRECTORY
CLUB
SCOUTING & PLAYER DEVELOPMENT
PLAYER DEVELOPMENT
EXECUTIVES
MANAGER
& STAFF
RYLEY WESTMAN MIKE DALY VINNY LOPEZ MOLLY MEYER
ADVISORS & BASEBALL

Vice President, Player Assistant Director, Player Field Coordinator Player Plan Coordinator
SUPPORT STAFF,
OPERATIONS
Development Development
& PERFORMANCE
PLAYER HEALTH
ROB MARCELLO JOSE RADA OSCAR BERNARD JONATHAN MATHEWS
Director, Pitching Pitching Coordinator Hitting Coordinator Hitting Coordinator
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Development
PADRES
HISTORY &
RECORDS
FELIPE BLANCO MATT HANCOCK
OPPONENTS
BRIAN WHATLEY SCOTT COOLBAUGH
Infield Coordinator Catching Coordinator Rehab Pitching Coordinator Hitting Advisor SCOUTING
SCOUTING & PLAYER
DEVELOPMENT
DEVELOPMENT
PLAYER
PETCO PARK
COMMUNITY
MEDIA
367
DIRECTORY
CLUB
SUPPORT STAFF & ADMINISTRATION

EXECUTIVES
MANAGER
& STAFF
CÉSAR RIZIK TODD STEPHENSON AJ BRIDGES KAITLYN SIMMONS

Director, International Manager, Minor Leagues/ Minor League Equipment Manager, Learning,
Operations Peoria Manager Education & Life Skills
& PERFORMANCE
PLAYER HEALTH
VICENTE CAFARO CLINTON SEWELL ETHAN DIXON KYLE ROSS

International Player Player Development Manager, Video Operations & Clubhouse Assistant
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Development Coordinator Coordinator Pro Scout

PADRES
HISTORY &
RECORDS
OPPONENTS
SAM LEWIS JACOB DWIGGINS SHERLY GERMAN ROSA POU

Clubhouse Assistant Clubhouse Assistant Lead ESL Instructor Mental Skills Coordinator
SCOUTING & PLAYER
PLAYER
DEVELOPMENT
DEVELOPMENT
SCOUTING
PETCO PARK
FRANKLYN PEGUERO JOEL CARO MARTINA PEREYRA FABIÁN DI LORENZO

Administrator, D.R. Baseball Latin American Operations Assistant Administrator, Mental Skills Coach
Operations Assistant D.R. Baseball Operations
COMMUNITY
NOT PICTURED BÉLGICA REYES EMILIO SANCHEZ

Latin American Education Baseball Ops Assistant, D.R.
Coordinator
MEDIA
368
DIRECTORY
CLUB
SPORTS MEDICINE & PERFORMANCE
EXECUTIVES
MANAGER
& STAFF
JOSEAN PRIETO JOJO TARANTINO TAYLOR MCWILLIAMS ALAN NG
ADVISORS & BASEBALL

SUPPORT STAFF,
Medical Coordinator Coordinator, Medical Physical Therapist Physical Therapist
OPERATIONS
Services and Administration
& PERFORMANCE
PLAYER HEALTH
BENNETT TABARACCI ERIC JUNGE DWAYNE PETERSON HANNAH COOPER
Physical Therapist Fellow Performance Coach Rehab Strength Coach Performance Dietitian
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PADRES
HISTORY &
RECORDS
OPPONENTS
HILLARY PLUMMER
Quality Assurance, Player
Health & Performance
SCOUTING
SCOUTING & PLAYER
DEVELOPMENT
DEVELOPMENT
PLAYER
PETCO PARK
COMMUNITY
MEDIA
369
DIRECTORY
CLUB
SCOUTING
EXECUTIVES
MANAGER
& STAFF
CHRIS KEMP PETE DEYOUNG ACEY KOHROGI BRETT BECKER

Vice President, Amateur & Vice President, Professional Director, Pacific Rim Manager, Pro Scouting &
International Scouting Scouting Operations Baseball Operations
& PERFORMANCE
PLAYER HEALTH
MAX KRAUST NICK BRANNON JOSH EMMERICK MIKE KANEN

Coordinator, Amateur Scouting Supervisor, Regional Supervisor, West Regional Supervisor,
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Scouting Operations Southeast

PADRES
Northeast
HISTORY &
RECORDS
OPPONENTS
ANDREW SALVO DYLAN SCHOKNECHT

Regional Supervisor, South Assistant, Amateur
Central Scouting Operations
SCOUTING & PLAYER
PLAYER
DEVELOPMENT
DEVELOPMENT
SCOUTING
PETCO PARK
COMMUNITY
MEDIA
370
DIRECTORY
CLUB
AREA SCOUTS
EXECUTIVES
MANAGER
& STAFF
ADVISORS & BASEBALL
SPENCER BABCOCK DOUG BANKS JUSTIN BAUGHMAN CLINT HARRISON
SUPPORT STAFF,
OPERATIONS
Area Scout, Southern Amateur Scout Area Scout, Northwest Area Scout, Gulf States
California
& PERFORMANCE
PLAYER HEALTH
TROY HOERNER CHRIS KEMLO JAKE KOENIG TYLER LITTLEFIELD
Area Scout, Upper Midwest Regional Scout & Regional Scout & Area Scout, Underclass &
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International Crosschecker, International Crosschecker,
PADRES
Small School
Canada/Midwest Carolinas
HISTORY &
RECORDS
OPPONENTS
MATT MALONEY JOHN MARTIN JOHN MCNAMARA STEPHEN MORITZ
Area Scout, Ohio Valley Area Scout, North Florida Area Scout, Northeast Area Scout, Midwest
SCOUTING
SCOUTING & PLAYER
DEVELOPMENT
DEVELOPMENT
PLAYER
PETCO PARK
TIM REYNOLDS
Area Scout, Northern
California
COMMUNITY
MEDIA
371
DIRECTORY
CLUB
AREA SCOUTS
EXECUTIVES
MANAGER
& STAFF
WILLIE RONDA DANIEL SADER MATT SCHAFFNER WILL SCOTT

Scout, Puerto Rico Area Scout, Mid-Atlantic Area Scout, North Texas Area Scout, Four Corners
& PERFORMANCE
PLAYER HEALTH
JACK SHANNON TYLER STUBBLEFIELD TYLER WATSON

Area Scout, Southern Area Scout, Georgia & Area Scout, South Texas &
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California Eastern Tennessee Louisiana

PADRES
INTERNATIONAL SCOUTING
HISTORY &
RECORDS
OPPONENTS
SCOUTING & PLAYER
PLAYER
TREVOR SCHUMM BILL MCLAUGHLIN CLIFF TERRACUSO KELVIN ALARCON

DEVELOPMENT
DEVELOPMENT
Scouting Supervisor, Scouting Supervisor, Area Scout, Puerto Rico & Scout, Venezuela
International Crosschecker International Crosschecker International Crosschecker
SCOUTING
PETCO PARK
COMMUNITY
ANTONIO ALEJOS ANDRES CABADIAS EMENEJILDO DIAZ ALVIN DURAN

Scout, Venezuela Scout, Colombia Scout, Dominican Republic Assistant, International
Scouting
MEDIA
372
DIRECTORY
CLUB
INTERNATIONAL SCOUTING, CONT.
EXECUTIVES
MANAGER
& STAFF
ANGEL FLORENTINY PO-HSUAN KENG
ADVISORS & BASEBALL

JHONATHAN FELIZ RICARDO MONTENEGRO
SUPPORT STAFF,
OPERATIONS
Scout, Dominican Republic Scout, Venezuela Scout, Taiwan Scout, Panama
& PERFORMANCE
PLAYER HEALTH
NEHOMAR CALDERA HUN NAMGUNG LUIS PRIETO EMANUEL RANGEL
Scout, Venezuela Scout, Korea & Taiwan Coordinator, Venezuela Scout, Mexico
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PADRES
HISTORY &
RECORDS
OPPONENTS
JOSE SALADO MARK SAUNDERSON CARLOS TAVERAS KEIJI UEZONO
Scout, Dominican Republic Scout, Australia Scout, Dominican Republic Scout, Japan
SCOUTING
SCOUTING & PLAYER
DEVELOPMENT
DEVELOPMENT
NOT PICTURED
PLAYER
RONNIE SUARES
International Scouting
Operations
PETCO PARK
SHERMAN LACRUS
Scout, Curacao
COMMUNITY
MEDIA
373
DIRECTORY
CLUB
PROFESSIONAL SCOUTS
EXECUTIVES
MANAGER
& STAFF
CHUCK LAMAR SPENCER GRAHAM MIKE JUHL DOMINIC VIOLA

Professional Scouting Special Assistant, Professional Scouting Professional Scouting
Crosschecker Professional Scouting Crosschecker Crosschecker
& PERFORMANCE
PLAYER HEALTH
CRAIG BELL KIMBALL CROSSLEY TIM HOLT TYLER TUFTS

Professional Scout Professional Scout Professional Scout Professional Scout
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PADRES
HISTORY &
RECORDS
OPPONENTS
SPIKE LUNDBERG MAC SEIBERT MIKE VENAFRO MARK MERILA

Professional Scout Professional Scout Professional Scout Professional Scout
SCOUTING & PLAYER
PLAYER
DEVELOPMENT
DEVELOPMENT
SCOUTING
NOT PICTURED
PETCO PARK
JACOB ZWEIBACK CHRIS KUSIOLEK MIKE BORZELLO

Professional Scout Professional Scout Professional Scout
COMMUNITY
MEDIA
374
DIRECTORY
CLUB
AFFILIATES
PADRES AFFILIATE HISTORY
EXECUTIVES
ALL-TIME TRIPLE-A AFFILIATES ALL-TIME LOW-A AFFILIATES
1969 Omaha American Association 1985-92 Charleston South Atlantic League
1970 Salt Lake City Pacific Coast League 1989-94 Waterloo Midwest League
1971-82 Honolulu Pacific Coast League 1993-99 Clinton Midwest League
MANAGER
& STAFF
1983-2000 Las Vegas Pacific Coast League 1999 – 2020 Fort Wayne Midwest League
2001-10 Portland Pacific Coast League 2020 - present Lake Elsinore California League
2011-13 Tucson Pacific Coast League
2014 – present El Paso Pacific Coast League ALL-TIME SHORT-A AFFILIATES
ADVISORS & BASEBALL

1969-70 Elmira Eastern League
SUPPORT STAFF,
OPERATIONS
ALL-TIME DOUBLE-A AFFILIATES 1970-72 Tri Cities Northwest League
1969 Elmira Eastern League 1973-82 Walla Walla Northwest League
1972-75 Alexandria Texas League 1980 Grays Harbor Northwest League
1976-82 Amarillo Texas League 1983-94 Spokane Northwest League
1983-86 Beaumont Texas League 2001-14 Eugene Northwest League
1987-94 Wichita Texas League 2015 – 2020 Tri-City Northwest League
1995-96 Memphis Southern League
& PERFORMANCE
PLAYER HEALTH
1997-2006 Mobile Southern League ALL-TIME ROOKIE AFFILIATES
2007-2018 San Antonio Texas League 1969 Salt Lake City Pioneer League
2019 – 2020 Amarillo Texas League 1981 Bradenton Gulf Coast League
2021 - present San Antonio Central League 1982 Sarasota Gulf Coast League
1989-92 Scottsdale Arizona Rookie League
ALL-TIME HIGH-A AFFILIATES 1993-2000 Peoria Arizona Rookie League
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1969 Key West Florida State League 1995-2003 Idaho Falls Pioneer League
PADRES
1970-71 Lodi California League 2004 – present Padres 1 Arizona Rookie League
1972 Kinston Carolina League 2017 – present Padres 2 Arizona Rookie League
1975-87 Reno California League
1981-83 Salem Carolina League
HISTORY &
RECORDS
1983-94 Miami Florida State League
1988-90 Riverside California League
1991-92 High Desert California League
1993-2000 Rancho Cuc. California League
2001 – 2020 Lake Elsinore California League
OPPONENTS
2021 – present Fort Wayne Midwest League
SCOUTING
SCOUTING & PLAYER
DEVELOPMENT
DEVELOPMENT
PLAYER
PETCO PARK
COMMUNITY
MEDIA
375
DIRECTORY
CLUB
AFFILIATES
EL PASO CHIHUAHUAS (TRIPLE-A)

EXECUTIVES
League Pacific Coast League

Division Pacific Southern Division
President Alan Ledford
PR Contact and Email Tim Hagerty - thagerty@epchihuahuas.com
Phone (915) 242-2028
MANAGER
Website www.milb.com/el-paso
& STAFF
Padres Affiliate Since 2014

Ballpark Southwest University Park
SAN ANTONIO MISSIONS (DOUBLE-A)

League Texas League (Double-A)
Division Central League
President Burl Yarbrough - burly@samissions.com
PR Contact and Email Jeremy Sneed - jsneed@samissions.com
Phone (210) 675-7275
Website www.milb.com/san-antonio
& PERFORMANCE
Padres Affiliate Since 2007-18, 2021-present

PLAYER HEALTH
Ballpark Wolff Stadium
FORT WAYNE TINCAPS (HIGH-A)

League Midwest League
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Division Eastern Division

PADRES
President Mike Nutter

PR Contact and Email John Nolan - nolan@tincaps.com
Phone (260) 482-6400
Website www.milb.com/fort-wayne
HISTORY &
RECORDS
Ballpark Parkview Field
LAKE ELSINORE STORM (SINGLE-A)

OPPONENTS
League California League

Division South Division
General Managers Shaun Brock and Christine Kavic
PR Contact and Email Justin Picknard - jpickard@stormbaseball.com
SCOUTING & PLAYER
Phone (951) 245-4487

PLAYER
DEVELOPMENT
DEVELOPMENT
Website www.milb.com/lake-elsinore
Ballpark The Diamond
SCOUTING
PETCO PARK
COMMUNITY
MEDIA
376
DIRECTORY
CLUB
AFFILIATES
EL PASO CHIHUAHUAS STAFF
EXECUTIVES
MANAGER
& STAFF
PETE ZAMORA SCOTT MITCHELL JIMMY JONES RAUL PADRON GREG STARBUCK
MANAGER PITCHING COACH ASST. PITCHING COACH HITTING COACH BENCH COACH
ADVISORS & BASEBALL

SUPPORT STAFF,
OPERATIONS
MARITZA CASTRO A.J. RUSSELL AUSTIN HARRIS CULLEN MERSCH
& PERFORMANCE
PLAYER HEALTH
ATHLETIC TRAINER STRENGTH COACH PERFORMANCE ANALYST VIDEO
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PADRES
SAN ANTONIO MISSIONS STAFF
HISTORY &
RECORDS
OPPONENTS
LUKE MONTZ JEFF ANDREWS MIGUEL DEL CASTILLO DAVID BRYAN GARRETT KELLY
MANAGER PITCHING COACH BENCH COACH ATHLETIC TRAINER STRENGTH COACH
SCOUTING
SCOUTING & PLAYER
DEVELOPMENT
DEVELOPMENT
NOT PICTURED
PLAYER
TRAVIS CRAVEN JARED POLLOCK YUNIR GARCIA

PERFORMANCE ANALYST VIDEO HITTING COACH
PETCO PARK
COMMUNITY
MEDIA
377
DIRECTORY
CLUB
AFFILIATES
FORT WAYNE TINCAPS STAFF

EXECUTIVES
MANAGER
& STAFF
MIKE DALY TOM ESHELMAN JED MORRIS JHONALDO POZO LAUREN GOTTSCHALL
MANAGER PITCHING COACH HITTING COACH BENCH COACH ATHLETIC TRAINER
CHANDLER CRAIG GREGORY BENDER DYLAN BRYANT

& PERFORMANCE
PLAYER HEALTH
STRENGTH COACH PERFORMANCE ANALYST VIDEO

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PADRES
LAKE ELSINORE STORM STAFF

HISTORY &
RECORDS
OPPONENTS
LUKAS RAY ROBBIE PRICE ERIC DEL PRADO OSWALDO PIRELA JUAN PENA
MANAGER PITCHING COACH HITTING COACH BENCH COACH ATHLETIC TRAINER
SCOUTING & PLAYER
PLAYER
DEVELOPMENT
DEVELOPMENT
SCOUTING
NOT PICTURED
MARK SPADAVECCHIA BRENDAN AMEND TYLER JONES
STRENGTH COACH PERFORMANCE ANALYST VIDEO
PETCO PARK
COMMUNITY
MEDIA
378
DIRECTORY
CLUB
AFFILIATES
ARIZONA COMPLEX LEAGUE
EXECUTIVES
League Arizona Complex League
Division ACL West
Phone (623) 773-8700
Padres affiliate since 1988
Ballpark Peoria Stadium
MANAGER
& STAFF
2024 ACL PADRES COACHING STAFF
ADVISORS & BASEBALL

SUPPORT STAFF,
OPERATIONS
LUIS MENDEZ BRIAN BURRES YOEL MONZON LEO ROSALES BRIAN BETANCOURTH AARON BRAY PHILLIP WELLMAN
Manager Pitching Coach Pitching Coach Pitching Coach Hitting Coach Hitting Assitant Bench Coach
& PERFORMANCE
PLAYER HEALTH
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CHRIS TURRISI MATT THOMAS
PADRES
YUKI MATSUZAWA KEVIN MIXON CONNOR SHADROO
Athletic Trainer Strength Coach Strength Coach Performance Analyst Video
HISTORY &
RECORDS
NOT PICTURED
JERRY DOWNS EDMUNDO FERNANDEZ GLENN STEELE
Hitting Coach Athletic Trainer Athletic Trainer
NOLAN EARLEY CRISTINA MEDINA
OPPONENTS
Hitting Coach Strength Coach
SCOUTING
SCOUTING & PLAYER
DEVELOPMENT
DEVELOPMENT
PLAYER
PETCO PARK
COMMUNITY
MEDIA
379
DIRECTORY
CLUB
AFFILIATES
DOMINICAN SUMMER LEAGUE PADRES

EXECUTIVES
League Dominican Summer League

Division Baseball City
Phone (809) 685-5000
Padres affiliate since 1987
Ballpark Padres Dominican Republic Baseball Park
MANAGER
& STAFF
2024 DSL PADRES COACHING STAFF

BRALLAN PEREZ DIEGO CEDENO NELSON CRUZ JACKSON QUEZADA EDINSON RINCON WILFRI DE LA CRUZ SERGIO WEST
& PERFORMANCE
Pitching Coach Pitching Coach Pitching Coach Pitching Coach Hitting Coach Bench Coach Strength Coach
PLAYER HEALTH
NOT PICTURED
YORMAN BAZARDO RUDDY GIRON JUAN ROJAS FELIPE MORILLO JAIRO GARCIA
Pitching Coach Hitting Coach Bench Coach Bench Coach Athletic Trainer
JEYSIS AMADOR MICAH GERHART LIAM MCCRACKEN DANILO PENA LUIS MATEO
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Athletic Trainer Athletic Trainer Strength Coach Strength Coach Video

PADRES
HISTORY &
RECORDS
OPPONENTS
SCOUTING & PLAYER
PLAYER
DEVELOPMENT
DEVELOPMENT
SCOUTING
PETCO PARK
COMMUNITY
MEDIA
380
DIRECTORY
CLUB
AFFILIATES
EXECUTIVES
MANAGER
& STAFF
ADVISORS & BASEBALL
SUPPORT STAFF,
OPERATIONS
& PERFORMANCE
PLAYER HEALTH
PADRES DOMINICAN REPUBLIC BASEBALL PARK
Location Najayo, San Cristobal, Dominican Republic

Design HOK Sport
FEATURES
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Local Architect Jose Mella Febles & Assoc., S.A. Two Regulation-Size Playing Fields
PADRES
Construction Management RALCO Construction Management Services
Contractors Ing. Cristian Ciccone y Asociados, C. Por A. One Half Field
Gross Square Footage 15 acres (653,400 square feet)
Batting Tunnels
The Padres set new standards for Major League Baseball training facilities with their state-
20,000 sq. ft. Clubhouse
of-the-art Dominican Republic Baseball Park in Najayo, San Cristobal. Officially opened on
HISTORY &
RECORDS
April 30, 2008, the complex serves as the hub of the Padres Latin American operations
where international players live and train year-round. The complex is also the home of the
18,000 sq. ft. Players Residence
Dominican Summer League Padres. It served as the host location for the 2013 Padres’
Instructional League. 5,000 sq. ft. managers/coaches residence
The facility boasts two regulation-size playing fields and a half field, batting tunnels, covered Administrative Offices
pitching mounds and a clubhouse containing Major League-caliber weight and training
OPPONENTS
rooms. The complex has housing for over 60 players as well as managers and coaches, Weight and Training Rooms
including a kitchen and dining facilities. In an effort to create the ultimate facility, the Padres
have incorporated on-site classrooms, a librar, computer learning centers and a first-rate Dining Hall
player education program.
In conjunction with the construction of its Dominican Republic Baseball Park, the Padres Classrooms
have pioneered a community outreach program aimed at improving the quality of basic
SCOUTING
SCOUTING & PLAYER
public education in the Dominican Republic. The Padres have partnered with SDSU, UCSD,
DEVELOPMENT
DEVELOPMENT
SurFuturo, USAID and the American Chamber of Commerce Dominican Republic to improve
four local community schools and incorporate after-school programs for students.
PLAYER
PETCO PARK
COMMUNITY
MEDIA
381
DIRECTORY
CLUB
AFFILIATES
EXECUTIVES
MANAGER
& STAFF
PEORIA SPORTS COMPLEX

8131 W. Paradise Lane, Peoria, AZ 85382 | (623) 486-7000
Owner City of Peoria Spring Training Record and Attendance

First Game Padres vs. Mariners, March 2, 1994 Year Overall Record Home Attendance
Seating Capacity 12,339 1969 10-15 14,987
& PERFORMANCE
1970 14-12 17,991

PLAYER HEALTH
1971 11-14 16,540

Outfield Dimensions 1972 12-8 13,437
1973 6-16 13,735
Left Field 340 ft. Right-Center 385 ft.
1974 10-10 15,748
Left-Center 385 ft. Right Field 340 ft. 1975 10-10 16,462
Center Field 410 ft. 1976 8-7 10,420
1977 16-10 24,279
1978 15-13 30,270
2024 Spring Training marked the 31st Spring Training season at the Peoria Sports Complex 1979 9-11 35,180
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for the Padres in Peoria, Ariz. The complex, located 20 miles northwest of downtown Phoenix, 1980 8-10 27,881
PADRES
serves as the spring home for both the Padres and the Seattle Mariners, and it serves as the 1981 12-13 30,972
premier Cactus League venue on the west side of Phoenix, providing easy access from the 101 1982 15-8 29,788
Loop and is within walking distance to Peoria’s P83 entertainment district featuring shopping 1983 12-13 47,000
dining and entertainment. 1984 13-17 50,262
1985 11-15 61,421
The complex provides separate state-of-the-art facilities for the two clubs, and both the Padres
1986 16-14 62,103
and Mariners clubhouses received over a combined 31 million dollars in renovations prior to the
1987 13-16 59,531
2014 season. Each team’s facility has six full fields, two-half fields for infield and base running
HISTORY &
RECORDS
1988 11-16 59,485

drills, a bunting field, four covered batting tunnels and eight open air batting tunnels. Both 1989 18-8 69,541
clubhouses are over 55,000 square feet and include administrative offices, full-service kitchens 1990 12-2 23,481
and cafeterias, weight and training rooms and media workrooms. 1991 15-12 63,298
Prior to the 2017 season, Peoria Stadium also underwent large LED and audio system upgrades 1992 13-15 63,071
including the following: New 2,100 square foot LED display, which was the largest in baseball’s 1993 13-15 64,142
1994 11-18 91,011
OPPONENTS
Cactus and Grapefruit Leagues and the first to feature 13HD LED. New display will measure
approximately 35 feet high by 61 feet wide and feature a 13HD pixel layout to provide high- 1995 3-8-1 38,375
resolution imagery. Upgraded audio system includes fully-distributed sound, providing full-range 1996 20-13 75,385
sound reproduction for a powerful audio experience. Additional transformations preceding the 1997 20-11 82,752
1998 19-10-3 104,995
2014 season included the following: New 2,400 square foot team store along with renovated
1999 20-12-1 104,975
entrance gates and administrative offices. New fixed seats with cup holders as well as new seats
2000 16-14 96,359
along the first and third baselines and field level seating behind home plate.
2001 17-11 77,035
SCOUTING & PLAYER
PLAYER
The Colonnade, a new group space down the third base line was installed in 2016 featuring an 2002 18-15 83,777
DEVELOPMENT
DEVELOPMENT
upscale catering menu, TV’s, private restrooms, full bar and viewing patio for groups of up to 2003 8-17-2 88,709
200. New outfield pavilion in left field to accommodate groups of 20-300 as well as widened 2004 11-20 77,918
pedestrian walkway around the outfield. Accessible seating platforms added as well as an ADA 2005 16-14 96,522
SCOUTING
accessible ramp to the stadium field. Public restroom upgrades. Infrastructure upgrades to 2006 17-11 85,443
water, fiber and information technology. 2007 17-14 100,063
2008 12-14-4 132,361
The working press box at Peoria Stadium has space for 35 writers and five separate broadcast 2009 10-21 88,794
booths. To reserve broadcast booth space, please contact JP Nolan in the Padres Media 2010 18-10 79,671
Relations Department at jnolan@padres.com. 2011 13-17-1 75,906
2012 20-16 87,962
PETCO PARK
2013 16-21 92,638

2014 11-13-6 81,212
2015 17-12-1 106,328
2016 10-21-2 95,410
2017 11-21-1 89,874
2018 15-10-5 82,421
2019 18-11-2 87,153
COMMUNITY
2020 12-8 N/A

2021 12-13-3 25,596
2022 7-9-2 32,618
2023 15-14-1 105,578
Total 710-686-75 3,387,866
MEDIA
382
DIRECTORY
CLUB
AFFILIATES
ALL-TIME PADRES FIRST-ROUND DRAFT PICKS
EXECUTIVES
Year Month Player Position Year Month Player Position
1969 June Randy Elliott INF/OF 1996 June Matt Halloran INF
1970 January John Scott OF 1997 June Kevin Nicholson INF
June Mike Ivie C 1998 June Sean Burroughs INF
1971 January Dave Hilton INF 1999 June Vince Faison OF
*John Grubb OF Gerik Baxter RHP
MANAGER
& STAFF
June Jay Franklin RHP Omar Ortiz RHP
1972 January Cliff Butcher RHP 2000 June Mark Phillips LHP
*Rich Troedson LHP 2001 June Jake Gautreau INF
June Dave Roberts INF 2002 June Khalil Greene INF
1973 January Dave Wehrmeister RHP 2003 June Tim Stauffer RHP
June Dave Winfield OF 2004 June Matt Bush INF
ADVISORS & BASEBALL

1974 January Tucker Ashford INF 2005 June Cesar Carrillo RHP
June Bill Almon INF *Cesar Ramos LHP
SUPPORT STAFF,
OPERATIONS
1975 January Gene Richards OF 2006 June Matt Antonelli INF
*Juan Eichelberger RHP *Kyler Burke OF
June Mike Lentz LHP 2007 June Nick Schmidt LHP
1976 January Keith Miller C * Kellen Kulbacki OF
Bob Shirley LHP * Drew Cumberland SS
June Bob Owchinko LHP * Mitch Canham C
1977 January Kevin Chapman RHP * Cory Luebke LHP
June Brian Greer OF * Daniel Payne OF
1978 January Don Johnson LHP 2008 June Allan Dykstra INF
*Jaff Decker OF
& PERFORMANCE
June Andy Hawkins RHP
PLAYER HEALTH
1979 January John Stevenson INF * Logan Forsythe INF
June Joe Lansford INF 2009 June Donavan Tate OF
Bob Geren C 2010 June # Karsten Whitson RHP
1980 January Ricky McMullen INF 2011 June Cory Spangenberg INF
June Jeff Pyburn OF Joe Ross RHP
1981 June Kevin McReynolds OF *Michael Kelly RHP
Frank Castro C *# Brett Austin C
1982 January *Scott Parsons RHP *Jace Peterson INF
June Jimmy Jones RHP 2012 June Max Fried LHP
'24 SAN DIEGO

*Kevin Towers RHP *Zach Eflin RHP
PADRES
1983 June Ray Hayward LHP *Travis Jankowski OF
*Craig Reid INF *Walker Weickel RHP
1984 January Larry Martin OF 2013 June Hunter Renfroe OF
*Randell Byers OF 2014 June Trea Turner SS
June Shane Mack OF 2015 June none
*Robert Grandstaff INF 2016 June Cal Quantrill RHP
HISTORY &
Hudson Potts INF
RECORDS
1985 June Joey Cora INF
1986 January Doug Brocail RHP Eric Lauer LHP
*Brian Harrison LHP 2017 June MacKenzie Gore LHP
June Thomas Howard OF 2018 June Ryan Weathers LHP
*Pete Roberts LHP 2019 June C.J. Abrams SS
1987 June Kevin Garner RHP 2020 June Robert Hassell III OF
1988 June Andy Benes RHP 2021 July Jackson Merrill INF
OPPONENTS
1989 June none 2022 July Dylan Lesko RHP
1990 June Robbie Beckett LHP 2023 July Dillon Head OF
1991 June Joey Hamilton RHP
1992 June none *Selected in the Secondary Phase
1993 June Derrek Lee INF #Did Not Sign
1994 June Dustin Hermanson RHP
SCOUTING
1995 June Ben Davis C

SCOUTING & PLAYER
DEVELOPMENT
DEVELOPMENT
NO. 1 OVERALL DRAFT PICKS TO APPEAR WITH THE PADRES

PLAYER
Draft Player Original Team Years with San Diego

1970 Mike Ivie (1B) SD 1971, 1974-1977
1972 Dave Roberts (3B) SD 1972-75, 1977-78
1974 Bill Almon (INF) SD 1974-1978
PETCO PARK
1984 Shawn Abner (OF) NYM 1987-1990

1988 Andy Benes (RHP) SD 1989-1994
1992 Phil Nevin (INF) HOU 1999-2004
2000 Adrian Gonzalez (1B) FL 2006-2009
2005 Justin Upton (LF) ARI 2014
COMMUNITY
MEDIA
383
DIRECTORY
CLUB
MINOR LEAGUERS
ZAC ADDKISON RHP

EXECUTIVES
Full Name Zachary Michael Allen Addkison

HEIGHT BATS
6-4 R Date of Birth June 24, 2002 in Grapevine, Texas
WEIGHT THROWS How Obtained Signed as a 15th-round selection in the 2023 First-Year Player Draft
237 R
School Marshall
MANAGER
& STAFF
ALEXANDER AGRAMONTE RHP

Full Name Alexander Agramonte Lara
HEIGHT BATS
5-11 R Date of Birth September 23, 2004 in Peravia, Dominican Republic

WEIGHT THROWS How Obtained Signed as an international free agent on April 20, 2023
165 R
School international
FABIAN ALCANTARA INF

Full Name Fabian Alcantara Melo
HEIGHT BATS
6-0 R Date of Birth December 12, 2005 in Bonao, Dominican Republic
& PERFORMANCE
PLAYER HEALTH

WEIGHT THROWS How Obtained Signed as an international free agent on November 2, 2023
170 R
CHARLIS AQUINO INF

Full Name Charlis Esteban Aquino Arias
HEIGHT BATS
'24 SAN DIEGO
6-2 R Date of Birth November 18, 2001 in San Cristobal, Dominican Republic
PADRES

WEIGHT THROWS How Obtained Signed as an international free agent on July 2, 2018
165 R
JUAN ARIAS RHP

HISTORY &
RECORDS
Full Name Juan Ramon Arias

HEIGHT BATS
6-3 R Date of Birth June 21, 2002 in San Cristobal, Dominican Republic
WEIGHT THROWS How Obtained Signed as an international free agent on June 16, 2022
OPPONENTS
190 R
HENRY BAEZ RHP

Full Name Henry Manuel Baez Aquino
SCOUTING & PLAYER
HEIGHT BATS
PLAYER
6-3 R Date of Birth October 12, 2002 in San Cristobal, Dominican Republic
DEVELOPMENT
DEVELOPMENT

SCOUTING
196 R
THOMAS BALBONI JR. RHP

Full Name Thomas Francis Balboni Jr.
PETCO PARK
HEIGHT BATS
6-4 L Date of Birth July 6, 2000 in Boston, Massachusetts
195 R
School Northeastern University (Boston, MA)
COMMUNITY
MEDIA
384
DIRECTORY
CLUB
MINOR LEAGUERS
BRYAN BALZER RHP
EXECUTIVES
Full Name Bryan Joseph Balzer
HEIGHT BATS
6-1 L Date of Birth October 27, 2004 in Yokosuka, Japan
WEIGHT THROWS How Obtained Signed as a international free agent on January 30, 2023
190 R
MANAGER
& STAFF
ERICK BATISTA RHP
Full Name Erick Batista
HEIGHT BATS
ADVISORS & BASEBALL

6-0 R Date of Birth September 7, 2005 in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic
SUPPORT STAFF,
OPERATIONS
WEIGHT THROWS How Obtained Signed as a international free agent on January 16, 2023
155 R
COLTON BENDER C
Full Name Colton Michael Bender
HEIGHT BATS
5-9 R Date of Birth January 1999 in Norwich, Connecticut
& PERFORMANCE
PLAYER HEALTH
190 R
School Quinnipiac University (CT)
RYAN BERGERT RHP

Full Name Ryan Michael Bergert
HEIGHT BATS
'24 SAN DIEGO

6-2 R Date of Birth March 8, 2000 in Canton, Ohio
PADRES
WEIGHT THROWS How Obtained Signed as a sixth-round selection in the 2021 First-Year Player Draft
210 R
School West Virginia University (WV)
JAY BESHEARS INF
HISTORY &
RECORDS
Full Name Jay Robert Beshears
HEIGHT BATS
6-4 R Date of Birth May 6, 2002 in Naples, Florida
WEIGHT THROWS How Obtained Signed as a sixth-round selection in the 2023 First-Year Player Draft
OPPONENTS
215 R
School Duke University (NC)
JASON BLANCHARD LHP

Full Name Jason Randall Blanchard
SCOUTING
HEIGHT BATS
SCOUTING & PLAYER
6-0 R Date of Birth June 25, 1997 in Austin, Texas

DEVELOPMENT
DEVELOPMENT

WEIGHT THROWS How Obtained Signed as a ninth-round selection in the 2019 First-Year Player Draft
185 L
School Lamar University (TX)
PLAYER
RAUL BRITO RHP

Full Name Raul Adolfo Brito Cruceta
PETCO PARK
HEIGHT BATS
6-1 R Date of Birth May 23, 1997 in Santiago, Dominican Republic
WEIGHT THROWS How Obtained Signed as a minor league free agent on December 10, 2022
221 R
COMMUNITY
MEDIA
385
DIRECTORY
CLUB
MINOR LEAGUERS
LANGSTON BURKETT RHP

EXECUTIVES
Full Name Langston Kweli Burkett

HEIGHT BATS
6-6 L Date of Birth April 2, 2005 in Santa Cruz, California
WEIGHT THROWS How Obtained Signed as a non-drafted free agent on July 20, 2023
239 R
School Santa Cruz HS (CA)
MANAGER
& STAFF
HOMER BUSH OF
Full Name Homer Giles Bush
HEIGHT BATS
6-3 R Date of Birth October 13, 2001 in Grapevine, Texas

WEIGHT THROWS How Obtained Singed as a fourth-round selection in the 2023 First-Year Player Draft
213 R
School Grand Canyon University (AZ)
DANIEL CAMARENA LHP

Full Name Daniel Ricardo Camarena
HEIGHT BATS
6-0 L Date of Birth November 9, 1992 in Bonita, CA
& PERFORMANCE
PLAYER HEALTH

WEIGHT THROWS How Obtained Signed as a minor league free agent on February 13, 2020
210 L
School Cathedral Catholic HS (CA)
ALAIN CAMOU INF

Full Name Alain Camou
HEIGHT BATS
'24 SAN DIEGO
5-11 L Date of Birth November 1, 2003 in Phoenix, Arizona

PADRES

WEIGHT THROWS How Obtained Signed as a non-drafted free agent on January 15, 2022
170 R
School Alhambra High School
DREW CAMPBELL OF
HISTORY &
RECORDS
Full Name Drew Aaron Campbell

HEIGHT BATS
5-11 L Date of Birth November 10, 1997 in Jeffersonville, Indiana
WEIGHT THROWS How Obtained Acquired from ATL in exchange for Matt Carpenter, Ray Kerr and cash on December 15, 2023
OPPONENTS
180 L
School Louisville
JACOB CAMPBELL C
Full Name Jacob Peter Campbell
SCOUTING & PLAYER
HEIGHT BATS
PLAYER
6-1 R Date of Birth May 21, 2000 in Janesville, Wisconsin

DEVELOPMENT
DEVELOPMENT

WEIGHT THROWS How Obtained Signed as a minor league free agent on July 26, 2022
SCOUTING
200 R
School University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign (IL)
RYAN CARPENTER LHP

Full Name Ryan Nicholas Carpenter
PETCO PARK
HEIGHT BATS
6-5 L Date of Birth August 22, 1990 in Glendale, Arizona
WEIGHT THROWS How Obtained Signed as a minor league free agent on October 31, 2023
235 L
School Gonzaga University (WA)
COMMUNITY
MEDIA
386
DIRECTORY
CLUB
MINOR LEAGUERS
MIGUEL CASTILLO RHP
EXECUTIVES
Full Name Miguel Angel Castillo
HEIGHT BATS
5-11 R Date of Birth October 8, 2004 in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic
160 R
MANAGER
& STAFF
JESUS CASTRO C
Full Name Jesus David Castro Heredia
HEIGHT BATS
ADVISORS & BASEBALL

5-10 R Date of Birth July 7, 2004 in Caracas, Venezuela
SUPPORT STAFF,
OPERATIONS
WEIGHT THROWS How Obtained Signed as an international free agent on August 23, 2021
158 R
MANUEL CASTRO RHP

Full Name Manuel Octavio Castro Valdez
HEIGHT BATS
5-11 R Date of Birth May 11, 2002 in Sinaloa
& PERFORMANCE
PLAYER HEALTH
WEIGHT THROWS How Obtained Signed as an international free agent on June 22, 2021
197 R
ADLER CECIL LHP

Full Name Adler Bryen Cecil
HEIGHT BATS
'24 SAN DIEGO

6-4 L Date of Birth May 1, 2005 in Roseville, California
PADRES
177 L
School Temecula Valley HS (CA)
NERWILIAN CEDENO INF
HISTORY &
RECORDS
Full Name Nerwilian Enrique Cedeno Soto
HEIGHT BATS
5-11 S Date of Birth March 16, 2002 in Rio Tucani, Venezuela
OPPONENTS
198 R
OLIVER CEDENO INF

Full Name Oliver De Jesus Cedeno
SCOUTING
HEIGHT BATS
SCOUTING & PLAYER
5-10 S Date of Birth September 10, 2004 in Bolivar, Venezuela

DEVELOPMENT
DEVELOPMENT

WEIGHT THROWS How Obtained Signed as an international free agent on January 15, 2022
160 R
PLAYER
JAVIER CHACON LHP

Full Name Javier Martin Chacon Alfonso
PETCO PARK
HEIGHT BATS
5-11 L Date of Birth December 24, 2002 in Havana, Cuba
213 L
COMMUNITY
MEDIA
387
DIRECTORY
CLUB
MINOR LEAGUERS
KLEIBERSON CHAVEZ RHP

EXECUTIVES
Full Name Kleiberson Alexander Chavez Rodriguez

HEIGHT BATS
6-0 R Date of Birth April 11, 2005 in Valencia, Venezuela
195 R
MANAGER
& STAFF
JHOSEP CHIRINOS RHP

Full Name Jhosep David Chirinos Machado
HEIGHT BATS
6-4 R Date of Birth April 17, 2004 in Caracas, Venezuela

201 R
B.Y. CHOI INF

Full Name Byungyong Choi
HEIGHT BATS
6-3 L Date of Birth April 30, 2002 in Seoul, South Korea
& PERFORMANCE
PLAYER HEALTH

WEIGHT THROWS How Obtained Signed as a 20th-round selection in the 2023 First-Year Player Draf
201 R
School New Mexico Military (NM)
MIGUEL CIENFUEGOS LHP

Full Name Miguel Cienfuegos
HEIGHT BATS
'24 SAN DIEGO
6-3 L Date of Birth February 10, 1997 in Laval, Canada

PADRES

WEIGHT THROWS How Obtained Signed as an international free agent on December 21, 2022
205 L
School Northwest Florida State College (FL)
SPENCE COFFMAN INF

HISTORY &
RECORDS
Full Name Spence Maddox Coffman

HEIGHT BATS
6-1 R Date of Birth January 7, 2004 in Jackson, Tennessee
OPPONENTS
170 R
School Tishimongo County High School (MS)
KEEGAN COLLETT RHP

Full Name Keegan Anthony Collett
SCOUTING & PLAYER
HEIGHT BATS
PLAYER
6-4 R Date of Birth July 27, 1998 in Waxahachie, Texas

DEVELOPMENT
DEVELOPMENT

SCOUTING
220 R
School Florida Gulf Coast University (FL)
KASHON CONLIFFE OF
Full Name Kashon Travon Ramond Conliffe
PETCO PARK
HEIGHT BATS
6-1 R Date of Birth July 5, 2005 in New Providence, Bahamas
175 R
COMMUNITY
MEDIA
388
DIRECTORY
CLUB
MINOR LEAGUERS
SANTIAGO CONTRERAS C
EXECUTIVES
Full Name Santiago Emilio Contreras Valdez
HEIGHT BATS
6-2 L Date of Birth August 16, 2005 in Sinaloa, Mexico
WEIGHT THROWS How Obtained Signed as an international free agent on January 16 2023
155 R
MANAGER
& STAFF
JOSE CORDERO OF
Full Name Jose Karin Cordero Valdez
HEIGHT BATS
ADVISORS & BASEBALL

6-1 R Date of Birth May 24, 2003 in San Cristobal, Dominican Republic
SUPPORT STAFF,
OPERATIONS
165 R
CHRISTIAN CRESPO RHP

Full Name Christian David Crespo Segovia
HEIGHT BATS
6-2 R Date of Birth January 30, 2003 in Baja California Sur, Mexico
& PERFORMANCE
PLAYER HEALTH
230 R
GILBERT CRUZ C
Full Name Gilbert Alfredo Cruz
HEIGHT BATS
'24 SAN DIEGO

5-11 R Date of Birth May 8, 2005 in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic
PADRES
225 R
OMAR CRUZ LHP
HISTORY &
RECORDS
Full Name Omar Alejandro Cruz
HEIGHT BATS
6-0 L Date of Birth January 26, 1999 in Hermosillo, Mexicoc
WEIGHT THROWS How Obtained Selected from PIT in the Rule 5 Draft on December 6, 2023
OPPONENTS
210 L
YOVANNY CRUZ RHP

Full Name Yovanny Cruz Nunez
SCOUTING
HEIGHT BATS
SCOUTING & PLAYER
6-3 R Date of Birth August 23, 1999 in San Francisco de Macoris, Dominican Republic
DEVELOPMENT
DEVELOPMENT

WEIGHT THROWS How Obtained Signed as a minor league free agent on November 13, 2023
256 R
PLAYER
COLE CUMMINGS INF

Full Name Cole James Cummings
PETCO PARK
HEIGHT BATS
6-2 L Date of Birth June 28, 1998 in Orange, California
200 R
School University of California, Santa Barbara (CA)
COMMUNITY
MEDIA
389
DIRECTORY
CLUB
MINOR LEAGUERS
JARRYD DALE INF

EXECUTIVES
Full Name Jarryd James Dale

HEIGHT BATS
6-2 R Date of Birth September 11, 2000 in Melbourne, Australia
206 R
School McKinnon Secondary College (AU)
MANAGER
& STAFF
AUSTIN DAVIS LHP

Full Name Austin Richard Davis
HEIGHT BATS
6-4 L Date of Birth February 3, 1993 in Scottsdale, Arizona

WEIGHT THROWS How Obtained Signed as a minor league free agent on January 27, 2024
235 L
School Cal State Bakersfield (CA)
MICHAEL DE LA CRUZ C
Full Name Michael De La Cruz Pichard
HEIGHT BATS
5-10 S Date of Birth May 15, 1993 in Tamboril, Dominican Republic
& PERFORMANCE
PLAYER HEALTH

202 R
LUIS DE LEON INF

Full Name Luis Alberto De Leon Rodriguez
HEIGHT BATS
'24 SAN DIEGO
5-8 S Date of Birth January 8, 2006 in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic

PADRES

155 R
LEODALIS DE VRIES INF

HISTORY &
RECORDS
Full Name Leodalis Dalis De Vries Angomas

HEIGHT BATS
6-2 S Date of Birth October 11, 2006 in Azua, Dominican Republic
OPPONENTS
183 R
ISMEL DIAZ C
Full Name Ismel Jesus Diaz Grosso
SCOUTING & PLAYER
HEIGHT BATS
PLAYER
5-10 L Date of Birth January 6, 2006 in San Mateo, Venezuela

DEVELOPMENT
DEVELOPMENT

WEIGHT THROWS How Obtained Signed as an international free agent on February 2, 2023
SCOUTING
170 R
BLAKE DICKERSON LHP

Full Name Blake Edward Dickerson
PETCO PARK
HEIGHT BATS
6-6 L Date of Birth January 7, 2005 in Virginia Beach, VA
205 L
School Ocean Lakes HS (VA)
COMMUNITY
MEDIA
390
DIRECTORY
CLUB
MINOR LEAGUERS
RAY-PATRICK DIDDER OF
EXECUTIVES
Full Name Ray-Patrick Elijah Khalil Didder
HEIGHT BATS
5-11 R Date of Birth October 1, 1994 in Oranjestad, Aruba
WEIGHT THROWS How Obtained Signed as a minor league free agent on April 7, 2023
198 R
MANAGER
& STAFF
GRIFFIN DOERSCHING INF
Full Name Griffin Phillip Doersching
HEIGHT BATS
ADVISORS & BASEBALL

6-4 R Date of Birth August 12, 1998 in Milwaukee, Wisconsin
SUPPORT STAFF,
OPERATIONS
255 R
School Oklahoma State University (OK)
VICTOR DUARTE C
Full Name Victor Andres Duarte
HEIGHT BATS
5-11 R Date of Birth February 23, 2001 in Tucupita, Venezuela
& PERFORMANCE
PLAYER HEALTH
205 R
CLAY DUNGAN INF

Full Name Anthony Clay Dungan
HEIGHT BATS
'24 SAN DIEGO

6-1 L Date of Birth June 2, 1996 in Muncie, IN
PADRES
WEIGHT THROWS How Obtained Selected from KC in the Rule 5 Draft on December 6, 2023
190 R
School Indiana State University (IN)
LUCAS DUNN INF
HISTORY &
RECORDS
Full Name Lucas Hollmann Ray Dunn
HEIGHT BATS
6-0 R Date of Birth April 30, 1999 in Panama City Beach, Florida
WEIGHT THROWS How Obtained Signed as a eighth-round selection in the 2021 First-Year Player Draft
OPPONENTS
209 R
School University of Louisville (KY)
BRECK EICHELBERGER RHP

Full Name Breck David Eichelberger
SCOUTING
HEIGHT BATS
SCOUTING & PLAYER
6-4 R Date of Birth March 15, 2000 in St. George, UT

DEVELOPMENT
DEVELOPMENT

210 R
School Abilene Christian (TX)
PLAYER
ALBERT FABIAN OF
Full Name Albert De Jesus Fabian Florentino
PETCO PARK
HEIGHT BATS
6-0 L Date of Birth December 21, 2001 in Santiago, Dominican Republic
215 L
COMMUNITY
MEDIA
391
DIRECTORY
CLUB
MINOR LEAGUERS
PAUL FRY LHP

EXECUTIVES
Full Name Paul Raymond Fry

HEIGHT BATS
6-0 L Date of Birth July 26, 1992 in Pontiac, Michigan
WEIGHT THROWS How Obtained Signed as an minor league free agent on February 23, 2024
205 L
School St. Clair County CC (MI)
MANAGER
& STAFF
RUBEN GALINDO RHP

Full Name Ruben Antonio Galindo Naar
HEIGHT BATS
6-1 R Date of Birth January 24, 2001 in Antioquia, Colombia

192 R
ALEXANDER GARCIA INF

Full Name Alexander Garcia Marte
HEIGHT BATS
6-0 L Date of Birth October 26, 2005 in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic
& PERFORMANCE
PLAYER HEALTH

170 R
WILL GEERDES RHP

Full Name William Geerdes
HEIGHT BATS
'24 SAN DIEGO
6-3 R Date of Birth March 21, 2000 in San Antonio, Texas

PADRES

220 R
School University of Virginia (VA)
JOSE GERALDO RHP

HISTORY &
RECORDS
Full Name Jose Manuel Geraldo Garcia

HEIGHT BATS
6-3 R Date of Birth January 30, 1999 in Azua, Dominican Republic
OPPONENTS
232 R
LUIS GERMAN RHP

Full Name Luis Fernando German Cabrera
SCOUTING & PLAYER
HEIGHT BATS
PLAYER
6-2 R Date of Birth October 14, 2001 in San Cristobal, Dominican Republic
DEVELOPMENT
DEVELOPMENT

SCOUTING
196 R
IGOR GIL LHP

Full Name Igor Eduardo Romero
PETCO PARK
HEIGHT BATS
5-11 L Date of Birth March 23, 2001 in Maracay, Venezuela
WEIGHT THROWS How Obtained Signed as a free agent on September 6, 2023
170 L
COMMUNITY
MEDIA
392
DIRECTORY
CLUB
MINOR LEAGUERS
ESTIVEN GIRON C
EXECUTIVES
Full Name Estiven Jesus Gregorio Giron Teran
HEIGHT BATS
5-11 R Date of Birth May 25, 2005 in Caracas, Venezuela
170 R
MANAGER
& STAFF
J.D. GONZALEZ C
Full Name Jandaniel Gonzalez
HEIGHT BATS
Date of Birth October 3, 2005 in Caguas, Puerto Rico
ADVISORS & BASEBALL

6-0 L
SUPPORT STAFF,
OPERATIONS
WEIGHT THROWS How Obtained Signed as a 3rd-round selection (96th pick) in the 2023 First-Year Player Draft
198 R
School Anita Otero Hernandez (Puerto Rico)
JESUS GONZALEZ LHP

Full Name Jesus Andres Gonzalez Ascanio
HEIGHT BATS
5-10 L Date of Birth June 12, 2001 in Aragua, Venezuela
& PERFORMANCE
PLAYER HEALTH
205 L
JOAN GONZALEZ RHP

Full Name Joan Jesus Gonzalez
HEIGHT BATS
'24 SAN DIEGO

6-3 S Date of Birth May 27, 1998 in Santiago, Dominican Republic
PADRES
176 R
School Bethune-Cookman
DONTE GRANT OF
HISTORY &
RECORDS
Full Name Donte Jaxen Grant
HEIGHT BATS
5-11 L Date of Birth August 29, 2004 in Seattle, WA
OPPONENTS
166 R
School Puyallup High School (WA)
HARRY GUSTIN LHP

Full Name Harry Andrew Gustin
HEIGHT BATS
SCOUTING
SCOUTING & PLAYER
6-1 S Date of Birth May 6, 2002 in Aurora, CO

DEVELOPMENT
DEVELOPMENT

WEIGHT THROWS How Obtained Signed as an 18th-round selection in the 2023 First-Year Player Draft
183 L
School University of Hawaii at Manoa (HI)
PLAYER
LUIS GUTIERREZ LHP

Full Name Luis Alejandro Gutierrez Malave
PETCO PARK
HEIGHT BATS
5-11 L Date of Birth July 31, 2003 in Zuilia, Venezuela
206 L
COMMUNITY
MEDIA
393
DIRECTORY
CLUB
MINOR LEAGUERS
KEVIN HACEN INF

EXECUTIVES
Full Name Kevin Roman Hacen

HEIGHT BATS
6-2 R Date of Birth January 30, 2006 in Ramona, Dominican Republic
160 R
MANAGER
& STAFF
GARRETT HAWKINS RHP

Full Name Garrett David Hawkins
HEIGHT BATS
6-5 R Date of Birth February 10, 2000 in Saskatoon, Canada

WEIGHT THROWS How Obtained Signed as a ninth-round selection in the 2021 First-Year Player Draft
230 R
School University of British Columbia (Vancouver, BC)
JAGGER HAYNES LHP

Full Name Coleman Jagger Haynes
HEIGHT BATS
6-3 L Date of Birth September 20, 2002 in Whiteville, North Carolina
& PERFORMANCE
PLAYER HEALTH

WEIGHT THROWS How Obtained Signed as a fifth-round selection in the 2020 First-Year Player Draft
196 L
School West Columbus High School (NC)
DILLON HEAD OF
Full Name Dillon Head
HEIGHT BATS
'24 SAN DIEGO
6-0 L Date of Birth October 11, 2004 in Chicago, IL

PADRES

WEIGHT THROWS How Obtained Signed as a 1st-round selection (25th) in the 2023 First-Year Player Draft
190 L
School Homewood-Flossmoor Community HS (IL)
ALCIDES HERNANDEZ C
HISTORY &
RECORDS
Full Name Alcides Jose Hernandez

HEIGHT BATS
5-8 L Date of Birth April 27, 2005 in Porlamar, Venezuela
OPPONENTS
160 R
JASON HERNANDEZ INF

Full Name Jason Gabriel Hernandez
SCOUTING & PLAYER
HEIGHT BATS
PLAYER
5-11 R Date of Birth January 11, 2006 in Caracas, Venezuela

DEVELOPMENT
DEVELOPMENT

SCOUTING
160 R
JOSEPH HERRERA LHP

Full Name Joseph Ricardo Herrera Heredia
PETCO PARK
HEIGHT BATS
5-8 L Date of Birth November 10, 2005 in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic
145 L
COMMUNITY
MEDIA
394
DIRECTORY
CLUB
MINOR LEAGUERS
WYATT HOFFMAN INF
EXECUTIVES
Full Name Wyatt Quade Hoffman
HEIGHT BATS
5-9 R Date of Birth March 16, 1999 in San Diego, California
WEIGHT THROWS How Obtained Signed as a non-drafted free agent on September 21, 2021
170 R
School University of the Pacific (CA)
MANAGER
& STAFF
CONNOR HOLLIS INF
Full Name Connor William Hollis
HEIGHT BATS
ADVISORS & BASEBALL

5-10 R Date of Birth November 18, 1994 in Arlington, Texas
SUPPORT STAFF,
OPERATIONS
WEIGHT THROWS How Obtained Signed as a minor league free agent on April 1, 2022
174 R
School University of Houston (TX)
KADEN HOLLOW C
Full Name Kaden Ray Hollow
HEIGHT BATS
6-1 L Date of Birth March 17, 2001 in Boise, Idaho
& PERFORMANCE
PLAYER HEALTH
210 R
School Utah Tech University (UT)
KORRY HOWELL OF
Full Name Korry Jalen Howell
HEIGHT BATS
'24 SAN DIEGO

6-2 R Date of Birth September 1, 1998 in Chicago, Illinois
PADRES
WEIGHT THROWS How Obtained Acquired from MIL with Brett Sullivan in exchange for Victor Caratini on April 6, 2022
205 R
School Kirkwood Community College (IA)
ISMAEL JAVIER INF
HISTORY &
RECORDS
Full Name Ismael Javier Miranda
HEIGHT BATS
5-8 S Date of Birth August 27, 2005 in Santo Domingo, Domincan Republic
WEIGHT THROWS How Obtained Signed an an international free agent on September 7, 2022
OPPONENTS
160 R
RONALDYS JIMENEZ LHP

Full Name Ronaldys Jimenez Infante
SCOUTING
HEIGHT BATS
SCOUTING & PLAYER
5-11 L Date of Birth November 29, 2005 in Sabaneta, Domincan Republic

DEVELOPMENT
DEVELOPMENT

WEIGHT THROWS How Obtained Signed an an international free agent on June 7, 2023
165 L
PLAYER
BRYCE JOHNSON OF
Full Name Bryce Christopher Johnson
PETCO PARK
HEIGHT BATS
6-1 S Date of Birth October 27, 1995 in Cypress, TX
WEIGHT THROWS How Obtained Signed a minor league free agent on December 21, 2023
191 R
School Sam Houston State University (TX)
COMMUNITY
MEDIA
395
DIRECTORY
CLUB
MINOR LEAGUERS
BERNARD JOSE RHP

EXECUTIVES
Full Name Bernard Jaciel Jose Perez

HEIGHT BATS
5-11 R Date of Birth March 3, 2003 in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic
WEIGHT THROWS How Obtained Signed an an international free agent on April 20, 2023
160 R
MANAGER
& STAFF
BRAEDON KARPATHIOS OF
Full Name Braedon John Karpathios
HEIGHT BATS
6-1 L Date of Birth June 19, 2003 in Willow Street, Pennsylvania

WEIGHT THROWS How Obtained Signed an a non-drafted free agent on July 26, 2022
195 L
School Harford Community College (MD)
KANNON KEMP RHP

Full Name Kannon V. Kemp
HEIGHT BATS
6-6 R Date of Birth September 3, 2004 in Weatherford, TX
& PERFORMANCE
PLAYER HEALTH

WEIGHT THROWS How Obtained Signed as an 8th-round selection in the 2023 First-Year Player Draft
250 R
School Weatherford HS (TX)
LAMAR KING C
Full Name Lamar King Jr.
HEIGHT BATS
'24 SAN DIEGO
6-3 R Date of Birth December 7, 2003 in Vancouver, Canada

PADRES

215 R
School Calvert Hall College HS (MD)
IAN KOENIG RHP

HISTORY &
RECORDS
Full Name Ian Gregory Koenig

HEIGHT BATS
6-2 L Date of Birth April 9, 2001 in San Jose, California
OPPONENTS
212 R
School Cabrillo College (CA)
JARED KOLLAR RHP

Full Name Jared Stephen Kollar
SCOUTING & PLAYER
HEIGHT BATS
PLAYER
6-0 R Date of Birth July 24, 1998 in Greensburg, Pennsylvania

DEVELOPMENT
DEVELOPMENT

SCOUTING
195 R
School Rutgers University
ADDISON KOPACK INF

Full Name Addison David Kopack
PETCO PARK
HEIGHT BATS
6-2 R Date of Birth August 6, 2001 in Woonsocket, RI
WEIGHT THROWS How Obtained Signed as an un-drafted free agent on July 18, 2023
225 R
School University of Rhode Island (RI)
COMMUNITY
MEDIA
396
DIRECTORY
CLUB
MINOR LEAGUERS
DANE LAIS RHP
EXECUTIVES
Full Name Dane Jacob Lais
HEIGHT BATS
6-4 R Date of Birth June 18, 2005 in Phoenix, AZ
238 R
School Oregon City HS (OR)
MANAGER
& STAFF
YERRY LANDINEZ RHP
Full Name Yerry Dionaiker Landinez Ilarraza
HEIGHT BATS
ADVISORS & BASEBALL

6-3 S Date of Birth January 20, 2001 in San Felipe, Venezuela
SUPPORT STAFF,
OPERATIONS
220 R
REGGIE LAWSON RHP

Full Name Reginald Lee Lawson
HEIGHT BATS
6-4 R Date of Birth August 2, 1997 in Victorville, CA
& PERFORMANCE
PLAYER HEALTH
WEIGHT THROWS How Obtained Signed as a 2nd-round selection in the 2016 First-Year Player Draft
224 R
School Victor Valley HS (CA)
VICTOR LAZALA RHP

Full Name Victor Enmanuel Lazala
HEIGHT BATS
'24 SAN DIEGO

6-2 R Date of Birth November 6, 2002 in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic
PADRES
175 R
ALDO LEIJA RHP
HISTORY &
RECORDS
Full Name Aldo Leija Villarreal
HEIGHT BATS
6-3 R Date of Birth June 30, 2004 in Monterrey, Mexico
OPPONENTS
227 R
DYLAN LESKO RHP

Full Name Dylan Joseph Lesko
SCOUTING
HEIGHT BATS
SCOUTING & PLAYER
6-2 R Date of Birth September 7, 2003 in Atlanta, Georgia

DEVELOPMENT
DEVELOPMENT

WEIGHT THROWS How Obtained Signed as a 1st-round selection (15th overall) in the 2022 First-Year Player Draft
205 R
School Buford HS (GA)
PLAYER
OSWALDO LINARES C
Full Name Oswaldo Javier Linares Medina
PETCO PARK
HEIGHT BATS
5-11 R Date of Birth April 28, 2003 in Aragua, Venezuela
182 R
COMMUNITY
MEDIA
397
DIRECTORY
CLUB
MINOR LEAGUERS
VICTOR LIZARRAGA RHP

EXECUTIVES
Full Name Victor Lizarraga Mendoza

HEIGHT BATS
6-4 R Date of Birth November 30, 2003 in San Diego, California
WEIGHT THROWS How Obtained Signed as a non-drafted free agent on March 1, 2021
214 R
School Montgomery High School (CA)
MANAGER
& STAFF
CARTER LOEWEN RHP

Full Name Carter Douglas Loewen
HEIGHT BATS
6-4 R Date of Birth September 28, 1998 in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
WEIGHT THROWS How Obtained Signed as an undrafted free agent on June 15, 2020
225 R
School University of Hawai’i (HI)
ETHAN LONG INF

Full Name Ethan Zachary Long
HEIGHT BATS
6-2 R Date of Birth May 10, 2001 in Mesa, AZ
& PERFORMANCE
PLAYER HEALTH

WEIGHT THROWS How Obtained Signed as an undrafted free agent on July 20, 2023
228 R
School Arizona State University (AZ)
ANGEL LOPEZ RHP

Full Name Angel Lopez Sanchez
HEIGHT BATS
'24 SAN DIEGO
PADRES

195 R
JESUS LOPEZ RHP

HISTORY &
RECORDS
Full Name Jesus Enrique Lopez Miranda

HEIGHT BATS
6-3 R Date of Birth March 14, 2006 in Sonora, Mexico
OPPONENTS
185 R
ISAIAH LOWE RHP

Full Name Isaiah Daniel Lowe
SCOUTING & PLAYER
HEIGHT BATS
PLAYER
6-1 R Date of Birth May 7, 2003 in Shelby, NC

DEVELOPMENT
DEVELOPMENT

SCOUTING
220 R
School Combine Academy (NC)
ALEJANDRO LUGO RHP

Full Name Alejandro Alejandro Lugo Sosa
PETCO PARK
HEIGHT BATS
6-0 R Date of Birth August 20, 2002 in Maracay, Venezuela
WEIGHT THROWS How Obtained Signed as an international free agent on December 16, 2018
216 R
COMMUNITY
MEDIA
398
DIRECTORY
CLUB
MINOR LEAGUERS
JESUS LUGO RHP
EXECUTIVES
Full Name Jesus Manuel Lugo
HEIGHT BATS
5-11 R Date of Birth January 27, 1998 in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic
221 R
MANAGER
& STAFF
GUSTAVO MARQUEZ OF
Full Name Gustavo Adolfo Marquez Sanchez
HEIGHT BATS
ADVISORS & BASEBALL

6-0 R Date of Birth December 28, 2004 in Monte Plata, Dominican Republic
SUPPORT STAFF,
OPERATIONS
160 R
HENRY MARTINEZ RHP

Full Name Henry Martinez
HEIGHT BATS
6-4 R Date of Birth March 2, 2004 in Pembroke Pines, Florida
& PERFORMANCE
PLAYER HEALTH
194 R
School Miami Christian (FL)
DWAYNE MATOS RHP

Full Name Dwayne Matos Cuevas
'24 SAN DIEGO

HEIGHT BATS
6-1 R Date of Birth November 7, 2000 in Cabral, Dominican Republic
PADRES
188 R
SETH MAYBERRY RHP
HISTORY &
RECORDS
Full Name Seth Aubry Mayberry
HEIGHT BATS
6-2 R Date of Birth June 22, 2000 in Petersburg, Virginia
OPPONENTS
201 R
School Dinwiddie High School (VA)
NIK MCCLAUGHRY INF

Full Name Nikolas Lewis McClaughry
SCOUTING
HEIGHT BATS
SCOUTING & PLAYER
5-9 R Date of Birth September 14, 1999 in Roseville, CA

DEVELOPMENT
DEVELOPMENT

162 R
School University of Arizona (AZ)
PLAYER
JOSHUA MEARS OF
Full Name Joshua Livingstone Mears
PETCO PARK
HEIGHT BATS
6-3 R Date of Birth February 21, 2001 in Kirkland, Washington
WEIGHT THROWS How Obtained Signed as a second-round selection in the 2019 First-Year Player Draft
265 R
School Federal Way High School (WA)
COMMUNITY
MEDIA
399
DIRECTORY
CLUB
MINOR LEAGUERS
RORDY MEJIA RHP

EXECUTIVES
Full Name Rordy Mejia Melo

HEIGHT BATS
6-0 R Date of Birth April 28, 2005 in Azua, Dominican Republic
180 R
MANAGER
& STAFF
DARLIN MENDEZ RHP

Full Name Darlin Ernesto Mendez Soto
HEIGHT BATS
6-1 R Date of Birth July 19, 2004 in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic
210 R
MIGUEL MENDEZ RHP

Full Name Miguel Jose Mendez Ortiz
HEIGHT BATS
6-2 R Date of Birth July 1, 2002 in San Juan, Dominican Republic
& PERFORMANCE
PLAYER HEALTH

165 R
BOBBY MILACKI RHP

Full Name Robert Alexander Milacki
HEIGHT BATS
'24 SAN DIEGO
6-2 R Date of Birth November 6, 1996 in Lake Havasu City, Arizona

PADRES

210 R
School Arizona Christian University (AZ)
MITCH MILLER LHP

HISTORY &
RECORDS
Full Name Jonathan Mitchell Miller

HEIGHT BATS
6-4 L Date of Birth June 13, 1997 in Snellville, Georgia
OPPONENTS
183 L
School Clemson University (SC)
JOHAN MINAYA RHP

Full Name Johan Manuel Minaya
HEIGHT BATS
SCOUTING & PLAYER
PLAYER
6-1 R Date of Birth October 22, 2004 in San Francisco de Macoris, Dominican Republic
DEVELOPMENT
DEVELOPMENT

SCOUTING
165 R
MAIKEL MIRALLES RHP

HEIGHT BATS Full Name Maikel Daniel Miralles Mendez
PETCO PARK
5-11 R
Date of Birth October 22, 2004 in Aragua, Venezuela
WEIGHT THROWS
160 R How Obtained Signed as an international free agent on January 15, 2023
COMMUNITY
MEDIA
400
DIRECTORY
CLUB
MINOR LEAGUERS
DANIEL MONTESINO OF
EXECUTIVES
Full Name Daniel Jesus Montesino Alvarado
HEIGHT BATS
6-0 L Date of Birth February 12, 2004 in Guarico, Venezuela
205 L
MANAGER
& STAFF
CARSON MONTGOMERY RHP
HEIGHT BATS Full Name Carson Luke Montgomery
6-2 R
ADVISORS & BASEBALL

Date of Birth August 13, 2002 in Windermere, FL
SUPPORT STAFF,
WEIGHT THROWS
OPERATIONS
212 R How Obtained Signed as an 11th-round selection in the 2023 First-Year Player Draft
School Florida State University (FL)
GABRIEL MORALES LHP

Full Name Gabriel Jose Morales Bravo
HEIGHT BATS
6-3 L Date of Birth April 14, 1999 in Maracaibo, Venezuela
& PERFORMANCE
PLAYER HEALTH
WEIGHT THROWS How Obtained Signed as an international free agent on September 26, 2016
207 L
ADAN MORENO RHP

Full Name Adan De Jesus Moreno Favela
HEIGHT BATS
'24 SAN DIEGO

6-1 R Date of Birth September 8, 2004 in Durango, Mexico
PADRES
185 R
JOHAN MORENO RHP
HISTORY &
RECORDS
Full Name Johan Carlos Moreno Rodriguez
HEIGHT BATS
6-1 R Date of Birth March 26, 2003 in Coro, Venezuela
OPPONENTS
180 R
YARIEL MORENO RHP

Full Name Yariel Moreno
SCOUTING
HEIGHT BATS
SCOUTING & PLAYER
6-5 R Date of Birth June 28, 2004 in Darien, Panama

DEVELOPMENT
DEVELOPMENT

WEIGHT THROWS How Obtained Signed as an international free agent on Junuary 15, 2021
217 R
PLAYER
DAVID MORGAN INF

Full Name David Scott Morgan
PETCO PARK
HEIGHT BATS
6-0 R Date of Birth October 26, 1999 in Mission Viejo, California
204 R
School Hope International University (CA)
COMMUNITY
MEDIA
401
DIRECTORY
CLUB
MINOR LEAGUERS
TYLER MORGAN RHP

EXECUTIVES
Full Name Tyler Cole Morgan

HEIGHT BATS
6-0 R Date of Birth November 6, 2000 in Grapevine, TX
185 R
School Abilene Christian University (TX)
MANAGER
& STAFF
GABE MOSSER RHP

Full Name Gabriel Michael Mosser
HEIGHT BATS
6-4 R Date of Birth June 8, 1996 in Allentown, Pennsylvania

186 R
School Shippensburg University (PA)
JUAN MURILLO OF
Full Name Juan Ariel Murillo Lopez
HEIGHT BATS
6-2 R Date of Birth August 19, 2001 in Moron, Cuba
& PERFORMANCE
PLAYER HEALTH

213 R
KAI MURPHY OF
Full Name Kai Joseph Murphy
HEIGHT BATS
'24 SAN DIEGO
5-9 L Date of Birth August 26, 2000 in Chandler, Arizona

PADRES

175 L
School Arizona State University (AZ)
TUCKER MUSGROVE RHP

HISTORY &
RECORDS
Full Name Tucker Noah Musgrove

HEIGHT BATS
6-3 R Date of Birth February 1, 2002 in Chunchula, AL
OPPONENTS
194 R
School University of Mobile (Mobile, AL)
DYLAN NEDVED RHP

Full Name Dylan Hunter Nedved
SCOUTING & PLAYER
HEIGHT BATS
PLAYER
6-2 R Date of Birth April 23, 1999 in Shawnee, Kansas

DEVELOPMENT
DEVELOPMENT

SCOUTING
204 R
School University of Iowa (IA)
BRADEN NETT RHP

Full Name Braden Zachary Nett
PETCO PARK
HEIGHT BATS
6-4 R Date of Birth June 18, 2002 in Troy, Missouri
190 R
School St. Charles Community College (MO)
COMMUNITY
MEDIA
402
DIRECTORY
CLUB
MINOR LEAGUERS
DIONICIO NOVA RHP
EXECUTIVES
Full Name Dionicio Antonio Nova Villanueva
HEIGHT BATS
6-2 R Date of Birth April 20, 2004 in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic
185 R
MANAGER
& STAFF
RYAN OCH LHP
Full Name Ryan Patrick Och
HEIGHT BATS
Date of Birth July 18, 1998 in Robbinsdale, Minnesota
ADVISORS & BASEBALL

6-3 R
SUPPORT STAFF,
OPERATIONS
WEIGHT THROWS How Obtained Signed as a seventh-round selection in the 2021 First-Year Player Draft
202 L
School University of Southern Mississippi (MS)
YOIBER OCOPIO C
Full Name Yoiber Atahualpa Ocopio Medina
HEIGHT BATS
5-10 R Date of Birth August 24, 2004 in Venezuela
& PERFORMANCE
PLAYER HEALTH
175 R
DANNY OJEDA RHP

Full Name Danny Jose Ojeda Teran
HEIGHT BATS
'24 SAN DIEGO

6-1 R Date of Birth October 11, 2004 in Carabobo, Venezuela
PADRES
175 R
KLEIBER OLMEDO RHP
HISTORY &
RECORDS
Full Name Kleiber Antonio Olmedo
HEIGHT BATS
6-1 R Date of Birth August 23, 2004 in La Guaira, Venezuela
OPPONENTS
155 R
JOSE ORTEGA RHP

Full Name Jose Darvin Ortega Perez
HEIGHT BATS
SCOUTING
SCOUTING & PLAYER
6-3 R Date of Birth June 11, 2005 in Villa Isabela, Dominican Republic
DEVELOPMENT
DEVELOPMENT

160 R
PLAYER
ANTHONY ORTIZ LHP

Full Name Anthony Jose Ortiz
HEIGHT BATS
PETCO PARK
5-11 R Date of Birth September 17, 2002 in San Pedro de Macoris Dominican Republic
150 L
COMMUNITY
MEDIA
403
DIRECTORY
CLUB
MINOR LEAGUERS
DEVIN ORTIZ RHP

EXECUTIVES
Full Name Devin Aaron Ortiz

HEIGHT BATS
6-3 R Date of Birth February 7, 1999 in Nutley, New Jersey
202 R
School University of Virginia (VA)
MANAGER
& STAFF
SAMUEL PADILLA RHP

Full Name Cole Robert Paplham
HEIGHT BATS
6-4 R Date of Birth March 19, 2000 in Green Bay, Wisconsin

WEIGHT THROWS How Obtained Signed as an international free agent on May 24, 2023
170 R
COLE PAPLHAM RHP

Full Name Cole Robert Paplham
HEIGHT BATS
6-4 R Date of Birth March 19, 2000 in Green Bay, Wisconsin
& PERFORMANCE
PLAYER HEALTH

215 R
School University of New Orleans (LA)
ABRAHAM PARRA RHP

Full Name Abraham David Parra Herrera
HEIGHT BATS
'24 SAN DIEGO
6-2 R Date of Birth December 29, 2005 in Caracas, Venezuela

PADRES

170 R
ALEXIS PARRA LHP

HISTORY &
RECORDS
Full Name Alexis Fernando Parra Soto

HEIGHT BATS
6-2 L Date of Birth August 11, 2005 in Sinaloa, Mexico
OPPONENTS
170 L
YOVANKI PASCUAL LHP

Full Name Yovanki Euclides Pascual Adon
SCOUTING & PLAYER
HEIGHT BATS
PLAYER
5-11 L Date of Birth August 4, 2002 in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic

DEVELOPMENT
DEVELOPMENT

SCOUTING
185 L
ADRIAN PENA LHP

Full Name Adrian Jossue Pena Sabino
PETCO PARK
HEIGHT BATS
6-0 L Date of Birth November 23, 2004 in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic
170 L
COMMUNITY
MEDIA
404
DIRECTORY
CLUB
MINOR LEAGUERS
FRANCIS PENA RHP
EXECUTIVES
Full Name Francis Manuel Pena
HEIGHT BATS
6-1 R Date of Birth January 25, 2001 in Piedra Blanca, Dominican Republic
170 R
School
MANAGER
international
& STAFF
ADRIAN PEREZ INF
Full Name Adrian Perez Henriquez
HEIGHT BATS
ADVISORS & BASEBALL

SUPPORT STAFF,
OPERATIONS
165 R
ROBERT PEREZ OF
Full Name Robert Alexander Perez Perdomo
HEIGHT BATS
6-1 R Date of Birth June 26, 2000 in Barquisimeto, Venezuela
& PERFORMANCE
PLAYER HEALTH
220 R
KERVIN PICHARDO RHP

Full Name Kervin Pichardo
HEIGHT
'24 SAN DIEGO

BATS
5-11 R Date of Birth October 15, 2001 in Bronx, New York
PADRES
WEIGHT THROWS How Obtained Acquired from PHI with cash considerations for RHP James Norwood on March 30, 2022
185 R
School n/a
ENMANUEL PINALES RHP
HISTORY &
RECORDS
Full Name Enmanuel Antonio Pinales Ventura
HEIGHT BATS
6-2 R Date of Birth April 16, 2001 in San Cristobal, Dominican Republic
OPPONENTS
211 R
DARIEL POLANCO RHP

Full Name Dariel Polanco Gomez
SCOUTING
HEIGHT BATS
SCOUTING & PLAYER
5-11 R Date of Birth September 28, 2005 in Gaspar Hernandez, Dominican Republic
DEVELOPMENT
DEVELOPMENT

150 R
PLAYER
YONIEL PRATS RHP

Full Name Yoniel Prats Sanchez
PETCO PARK
HEIGHT BATS
6-0 R Date of Birth August 10, 2004 in Puerto Plata, Dominican Republic
135 R
COMMUNITY
MEDIA
405
DIRECTORY
CLUB
MINOR LEAGUERS
ZACK QIN LHP

EXECUTIVES
Full Name Zimo Qin

HEIGHT BATS
6-2 L Date of Birth July 3, 2005 in Nanjing, China
190 L
School MLB China Academy (China)
MANAGER
& STAFF
WILMER RAMIREZ LHP

Full Name Wilmer Jose Ramirez Perez
HEIGHT BATS
6-3 L Date of Birth July 22, 2004 in Santo Comingo Centro, Dominican Republic
175 L
BODI RASCON LHP

Full Name Bodi Williams Rascon
HEIGHT BATS
6-5 L Date of Birth February 3, 2001 in El Paso, Texas
& PERFORMANCE
PLAYER HEALTH

205 L
School Decatur High School (TX)
ZACH REKS OF
Full Name Zachary Reks
HEIGHT BATS
'24 SAN DIEGO
6-0 L Date of Birth November 12, 1993 in Chicago, Illinois

PADRES

207 R
School University of Kentucky (KY)
JIMMY REYES RHP

HISTORY &
RECORDS
Full Name Jimmy Jeron Reyes

HEIGHT BATS
5-10 R Date of Birth November 15, 2005 in Licey, Dominican Republic
OPPONENTS
170 R
JOSE REYES RHP

Full Name Jose Luis Reyes Gil
HEIGHT BATS
SCOUTING & PLAYER
PLAYER
6-3 R Date of Birth August 20, 2002 in Mexicali, Mexico

DEVELOPMENT
DEVELOPMENT

WEIGHT THROWS How Obtained Signed as an international free agent on September 10, 2020
SCOUTING
223 R
RIPKEN REYES INF

Full Name Ripken Matthew George Reyes
HEIGHT BATS
PETCO PARK
5-10 S Date of Birth April 1, 1997 in Bremerton, Washington

180 R
School University of San Diego (CA)
COMMUNITY
MEDIA
406
DIRECTORY
CLUB
MINOR LEAGUERS
JOSH ROBERSON RHP
EXECUTIVES
Full Name Joshua Miller Roberson
HEIGHT BATS
6-1 R Date of Birth May 12, 1996 in Winston Salem, North Carolina
WEIGHT THROWS How Obtained Signed as a minor league free agent on January 20, 2024
213 R
School UNC Wilmington (NC)
MANAGER
& STAFF
TYLER ROBERTSON OF
Full Name Tyler Chase Robertson
HEIGHT BATS
ADVISORS & BASEBALL

6-4 R Date of Birth March 10, 2000 in Montgomery, Alabama
SUPPORT STAFF,
OPERATIONS
210 R
School University of Louisiana at Lafayette (LA)
KOBE ROBINSON RHP

Full Name Kobe Robinson
HEIGHT BATS
6-2 R Date of Birth March 3, 2001 in Alcoa, Tennessee
& PERFORMANCE
PLAYER HEALTH
WEIGHT THROWS How Obtained Signed as 13th-round selection in the 2021 First-Year Player Draft
188 R
School Chattanooga State Community College (TN)
BRADGLEY RODRIGUEZ RHP

Full Name Bradgley Eduardo Rodriguez
HEIGHT BATS
'24 SAN DIEGO

6-1 R Date of Birth November 16, 2003 in Miranda, Venezuela
PADRES
210 R
CARLOS RODRIGUEZ C
HISTORY &
RECORDS
Full Name Carlos Eduardo Rodriguez Betancourt
HEIGHT BATS
5-10 S Date of Birth May 12, 2003 in Sucre, Venezuela
OPPONENTS
196 R
YENDRY ROJAS INF

Full Name Yendry Andres Rojas Fis
SCOUTING
HEIGHT BATS
SCOUTING & PLAYER
6-0 L Date of Birth January 27, 2005 in Ciego de Avila, Cuba

DEVELOPMENT
DEVELOPMENT

185 R
PLAYER
JONNEY ROSARIO RHP

Full Name Jonney De Jesus Rosario Iguaran
PETCO PARK
HEIGHT BATS
5-11 R Date of Birth July 28, 2004 in Zulia, Venezuela
160 R
COMMUNITY
MEDIA
407
DIRECTORY
CLUB
MINOR LEAGUERS
ETHAN ROUTZAHN RHP

EXECUTIVES
Full Name Ethan Robert Routzahn

HEIGHT BATS
6-4 R Date of Birth March 19, 1998 in Park Ridge, Illinois
242 R
School St. John’s University (NY)
MANAGER
& STAFF
XAVIER RUIZ RHP

Full Name Xavier Ruiz Casanova
HEIGHT BATS
6-1 R Date of Birth November 19, 2002 in San Cristobal, Dominican Republic
191 R
ELVIS SABA RHP

Full Name Elvis Junior Saba
HEIGHT BATS
5-11 R Date of Birth May 11, 2000 in San Cristobal, Dominican Republic
& PERFORMANCE
PLAYER HEALTH

207 R
BRAIAN SALAZAR LHP

Full Name Braian Alejandro Salazar Lopez
HEIGHT BATS
'24 SAN DIEGO
6-2 L Date of Birth June 12, 2005 in Barcelona, Venezuela

PADRES

224 L
RUBEN SALINAS OF
HISTORY &
RECORDS
Full Name Ruben Zayed Salinas Hernandez

HEIGHT BATS
6-0 R Date of Birth January 13, 2003 in Baja California Sur, Mexico
OPPONENTS
208 L
JOSE SANABRIA INF

Full Name Jose Armando Sanabria Romero
SCOUTING & PLAYER
HEIGHT BATS
PLAYER
6-0 R Date of Birth October 30, 2002 in La Victoria, Aragua, Venezuela

DEVELOPMENT
DEVELOPMENT

SCOUTING
185 R
ROMEO SANABRIA C
Full Name Romeo Leon Sanabria
PETCO PARK
HEIGHT BATS
6-4 L Date of Birth May 2, 2002 in Miami, Flroida
248 R
School Indian River State College (FL)
COMMUNITY
MEDIA
408
DIRECTORY
CLUB
MINOR LEAGUERS
ANGEL SANCHEZ RHP
EXECUTIVES
Full Name Angel Uriel Sanchez Valdivia
HEIGHT BATS
6-1 R Date of Birth April 20, 2006 in Jalisco, Mexico
165 R
MANAGER
& STAFF
FERNANDO SANCHEZ LHP
Full Name Fernando Jose Sanchez Navarro
HEIGHT BATS
ADVISORS & BASEBALL

6-0 L Date of Birth September 13, 2000 in Ciudad Obregon, Sonora, Mexico
SUPPORT STAFF,
OPERATIONS
WEIGHT THROWS How Obtained Signed as a minor league free agent on March 29, 2019
234 L
HUGO SANCHEZ INF

Full Name Hugo Sanchez Valdivia
HEIGHT BATS
6-0 L Date of Birth November 16, 2002 in Guadalajara, Mexico
& PERFORMANCE
PLAYER HEALTH
180 R
JEISON SANCHEZ RHP

Full Name Jeison Manuel Sanchez Mejia
HEIGHT BATS
'24 SAN DIEGO

6-0 R Date of Birth May 12, 2004 in Bani, Dominican Republic
PADRES
170 R
WILLIAM SANTANA INF
HISTORY &
RECORDS
Full Name William Stanling Santana Batista
HEIGHT BATS
OPPONENTS
165 R
CARLOS SANTILLAN LHP

Full Name Carlos Santillan Crespo
SCOUTING
HEIGHT BATS
SCOUTING & PLAYER
6-1 L Date of Birth July 26, 2006 in Tepic, Mexico

DEVELOPMENT
DEVELOPMENT

165 L
PLAYER
JOAN SIERRA INF

Full Name Joan Miguel Sierra Rodriguez
PETCO PARK
HEIGHT BATS
5-10 R Date of Birth August 13, 2006 in Orenjestad, Aruba
175 R
COMMUNITY
MEDIA
409
DIRECTORY
CLUB
MINOR LEAGUERS
JACKSON SMELTZ LHP

EXECUTIVES
Full Name Jackson Robert Smeltz

HEIGHT BATS
6-3 L Date of Birth September 14, 1998 in Lafayette, Indiana
235 L
School Purdue University (IN)
MANAGER
& STAFF
LEANDRO SOLANO RHP

Full Name Leandro Nicolas Solano
HEIGHT BATS
6-2 R Date of Birth February 18, 2005 in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic
160 R
SEBASTIAN SORIANO LHP

Full Name Sebastian Soriano Montero
HEIGHT BATS
6-5 L Date of Birth April 17, 2002 in San Juan De La Maguana, Dominican Republic
& PERFORMANCE
PLAYER HEALTH

205 L
EDUARDLIN TEJEDA INF

Full Name Eduardlin Francisco Tejeda Daniel
HEIGHT BATS
'24 SAN DIEGO
5-9 S Date of Birth February 24, 2005 in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic
PADRES

150 R
JEFREN TEJEDA LHP

HISTORY &
RECORDS
Full Name Jefren Alejandro Tejeda Perez

HEIGHT BATS
6-1 L Date of Birth July 24, 2003 in San Cristobal, Dominican Republic
OPPONENTS
170 L
YIMY TOVAR INF

Full Name Yimy Jesus Tovar
SCOUTING & PLAYER
HEIGHT BATS
PLAYER
6-0 R Date of Birth April 7, 2006 in Ocumare del Tuy, Venezuela

DEVELOPMENT
DEVELOPMENT

SCOUTING
160 R
EMIL TURBI INF

Full Name Emil Franiel Turbi Aybar
PETCO PARK
HEIGHT BATS
5-8 S Date of Birth November 26, 2004 in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic
150 R
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ANDREW VAIL LHP
EXECUTIVES
Full Name Andrew Chapman Vail
HEIGHT BATS
6-1 L Date of Birth August 12, 2000 in Washington Township, New Jersey
190 L
School Rowan University (NJ)
MANAGER
& STAFF
ERIC VALDEZ INF
Full Name Eric Miguel Valdez
HEIGHT BATS
ADVISORS & BASEBALL

6-0 R Date of Birth September 13, 2004 in San Cristobal, Dominican Republic
SUPPORT STAFF,
OPERATIONS
170 R
MIGUEL VALDEZ RHP

Full Name Miguel Eduardo Valdez Bonilla
HEIGHT BATS
6-0 R Date of Birth August 1, 2003 in San Cristobal, Dominican Republic
& PERFORMANCE
PLAYER HEALTH
170 R
School McKinnon Secondary College (AU)
MOISES VALDEZ INF

Full Name Miguel Eduardo Valdez Bonilla
HEIGHT BATS
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5-8 R Date of Birth November 28, 2005 in San Juan, Dominican Republic
PADRES
165 R
CHASE VALENTINE INF
HISTORY &
RECORDS
Full Name Chase William Valentine
HEIGHT BATS
6-0 R Date of Birth April 22, 2002 in Denver, Colorado
OPPONENTS
165 R
School Central Arizona College (AZ)
BRANDON VALENZUELA C
Full Name Brandon Ivar Valenzuela Gerardo
SCOUTING
HEIGHT BATS
SCOUTING & PLAYER
6-0 L Date of Birth October 2, 2000 in Sonora, Mexico

DEVELOPMENT
DEVELOPMENT

235 R
PLAYER
JORDAN VALENZUELA RHP

Full Name Jordan Valenzuela Garcia
PETCO PARK
HEIGHT BATS
6-2 R Date of Birth May 20, 2005 in San Juan, Dominican Republic
190 R
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WILL VARMETTE RHP

EXECUTIVES
Full Name William Thomas Varmette

HEIGHT BATS
6-3 R Date of Birth February 28, 2003 in Huntsville, AL
WEIGHT THROWS How Obtained Signed as an undrafted free agent on July 19, 2023
200 R
School Wallace State Community College (AL)
MANAGER
& STAFF
RAMSES VELAZQUEZ OF
Full Name Ramses Velazquez
HEIGHT BATS
6-0 L Date of Birth October 14, 2004 in Baracoa, Cuba

WEIGHT THROWS How Obtained Signed as an international free agent July 28, 2022
180 L
ROSMAN VERDUGO INF

Full Name Rosman Verdugo Rojas
HEIGHT BATS
6-0 L Date of Birth February 2, 2005 in Ensenada, Mexico
& PERFORMANCE
PLAYER HEALTH

205 L
ANTHONY VILAR OF
Full Name Henry Anthony Vilar
HEIGHT BATS
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5-11 L Date of Birth April 1, 1999 in Miami, Florida

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180 R
School University of Miami (FL)
HEBER VILLALOBOS C
HISTORY &
RECORDS
Full Name Heber Jibran Villalobos Castaneda

HEIGHT BATS
5-11 R Date of Birth September 24, 2003 in Baja California, Mexico
WEIGHT THROWS How Obtained Signed as an international free agent on Januray 15, 2021
OPPONENTS
190 R
COLTON VINCENT C
Full Name Colton Wayne Vincent
SCOUTING & PLAYER
HEIGHT BATS
PLAYER
5-11 S Date of Birth January 25, 2000 in Palmetto, FL

DEVELOPMENT
DEVELOPMENT

SCOUTING
178 R
School Florida State University (FL)
NICK VOGT OF
Full Name Nicholas Godfrey Vogt
PETCO PARK
HEIGHT BATS
6-1 R Date of Birth August 4, 2000 in Modesto, California
185 R
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CHASE WALTER RHP
EXECUTIVES
Full Name Chase Walter
HEIGHT BATS
6-7 R Date of Birth July 26, 1998 in Peachtree City, Georgia
WEIGHT THROWS How Obtained Signed as a non-drafted free agent on June 14, 2020
250 R
School Western Carolina University (NC)
MANAGER
& STAFF
SAMUEL WHITING RHP
Full Name Samuel Mitchell Whiting
HEIGHT BATS
ADVISORS & BASEBALL

6-4 R Date of Birth December 15, 2000 in Sacramento, CA
SUPPORT STAFF,
OPERATIONS
227 R
RYAN WILSON OF
Full Name Ryan Wilson
HEIGHT BATS
6-0 R Date of Birth January 12, 2002 in Durham, NC
& PERFORMANCE
PLAYER HEALTH
205 R
School Davidson College (NC)
RILEY YEATMAN RHP

Full Name Riley James Yeatman
HEIGHT BATS
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6-5 R Date of Birth February 12, 2004 in Adelaide, Australia
PADRES
180 R
ERIC YOST RHP
HISTORY &
RECORDS
Full Name Eric Hilton Yost
HEIGHT BATS
6-1 R Date of Birth October 15, 2002 in White Plains, New York
OPPONENTS
204 R
School Northeastern University (MA)
JUAN ZABALA C
Full Name Juan Camilo Zabala Murillo
SCOUTING
HEIGHT BATS
SCOUTING & PLAYER
5-10 R Date of Birth July 3, 1999 in Sincelejo, Colombia

DEVELOPMENT
DEVELOPMENT

WEIGHT THROWS How Obtained Acquired from LAD on June 4, 2022
170 R
PLAYER
SAMUEL ZAVALA OF
Full Name Samuel Elias Zavala Brito
PETCO PARK
HEIGHT BATS
6-1 L Date of Birth July 15, 2004 in Miranda, Venezuela
181 L
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PETCO PARK GROUND RULES Right Field
EXECUTIVES
•B
all striking the top of the right field video board wall
DUGOUT AND PHOTOGRAPHER AREAS (including both the padding and concrete portions on the top
of the wall), regardless of whether it continues into the stands,
• Ball enters warning track adjacent to either side of the
stays on the top of the wall or rebounds onto the playing field:
dugout seats: In Play.
atted ball in flight: Home Run.
•B
MANAGER
atted bounding ball or thrown ball: Out of Play.
•B
& STAFF
OUTFIELD
Left Field •B
all in flight striking metal safety railing at the Right Field
Porch and rebounding onto the playing field: In Play.
• Ball in flight striking fair side of the Western Metal Supply
Building, including yellow side of metal facing attached to • Ball in flight striking the top of the metal safety railing at the Right
Field Porch and bounding into the stands: Home Run.
ADVISORS & BASEBALL

the corner of the building: Home Run.
SUPPORT STAFF,
•B
all in flight striking to the left of the vertical yellow line of the
OPERATIONS
• Ball in flight striking foul side of the Western Metal Supply
Building, including non-yellow side of metal facing metal safety railing at the Right Field Porch above padding:
attached to the corner of the building: Foul Ball. Home Run.
• Fair bounding ball bouncing into the seating area of the fair • Ball in flight striking on or to the right of the vertical yellow line
side of the Western Metal Supply Building and back onto of the metal safety railing at the Right Field Porch at a point
the playing field: Out of Play. above the padding and bounding over the padding: Home Run.
• Ball in flight striking recessed batter’s eye in left-center •B

all in flight striking plexiglass partition above yellow line of
& PERFORMANCE
the metal safety railing at the Right Field Porch: Home Run.
PLAYER HEALTH
field: Home Run.
•B
ounding ball striking plexiglass partition above yellow line of
the metal safety railing at the Right Field Porch: Two Bases.
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HISTORY &
RECORDS
OPPONENTS
SCOUTING & PLAYER
DEVELOPMENT
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PETCO PARK INFORMATION wall in front of the Toyota Beach and the Ballast Point Craft
EXECUTIVES
Pier was reduced from seven feet, ten inches tall to five feet,
two inches tall. At the right field wall, it goes back to eight feet
PETCO PARK ADDRESS
tall for the 140-foot length of the wall and LED display. The
19 Tony Gwynn Drive. San Diego, CA 92101 fence tapers down to seven ft., six in. tall along the side of the
trapezoid that forms the Right Field Home Run Deck in right
The Padres announced the address during post-game
field. It remains at seven feet, six inches tall along the front of
ceremonies honoring “Mr. Padre,” Tony Gwynn, following the
MANAGER
the Right Field Home Run Deck, and tapers back up to 10 ft.
& STAFF
last game of his 20-year playing career on October 7, 2001.

tall along the side of the trapezoid that connects to the right
The frontage road between Park Blvd. and Seventh Avenue
field foul pole (the length of the fence that forms the Right
was officially renamed Tony Gwynn Drive on March 11, 2004.
Field Home Run Deck is 15 ft., 9 in. along the side nearest to
center field, 25 feet, 3 inches along the front of the Right Field
OFFICE ADDRESS
Home Run Deck at the first row of seats, and 15 feet, 9 in.
along the side that connects to the right field foul pole).
100 Park Blvd. San Diego, CA 92101
OWNERSHIP LIGHTING
Petco Park took another major step toward energy efficiency
Owned 70 percent by the City of San Diego and 30 percent
and sustainability prior to the 2016 season, with the installation
by the San Diego Padres for 30 years (through 2034), and 100
of Musco’s SportsCluster® LED™ system, in partnership with
percent by the City thereafter.
Cisterra Development. The Padres became the first team in
the National League to install LED lighting. With specially
BALLPARK OPERATOR
& PERFORMANCE
PLAYER HEALTH
designed optics, the new system cuts glare both inside and
San Diego Padres Baseball Club, under a Joint Use and outside the ballpark, enhances television broadcasts and
Management Agreement (JUMA) with the City of San Diego. provides a stage-like atmosphere for spectators. Petco Park
is now 100 percent LED.
NAMING RIGHTS SPONSOR The park features ten “racks,” encompassing 460 light
fixtures, all with 1,200-watt bulbs, except for 110, 130-watt
Petco Animal Supplies, Inc., San Diego, CA. housekeeping bulbs. The tallest light standards, which are
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in a vertical configuration, are atop the First Base and Third

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CAPACITY Base Towers – 205 feet above the playing field. Other light
standards, in a conventional horizontal configuration, are 190
39,860 fixed seats, plus ADA accessible seating, ticketing for feet above the field.
numerous group/social spaces, and additional “Park Passes”
that provide access to standing room locations throughout
the ballpark and lawn seating in Gallagher Square. SIGHT LINES
HISTORY &
RECORDS
Designed to provide the best and closest views of the game in

FIELD DIMENSIONS Major League Baseball, re-directed seating angles maximize
sight lines for baseball and comfort...all seats down the lines
Prior to the 2013 season, the Padres altered the dimensions of are angled toward home plate, to maximize views of the field
Petco Park. From the right field porch to the right center gap, from every seat...the top two decks are built on extended, 56-
the wall was moved in 11 feet, and at the deepest point in left
OPPONENTS
foot cantilevers to bring all seats lower and closer to the field.
center field, the fence was moved in from 402 feet to 390 feet.
After the 2014 season, the club improved the left field seating
area and in doing so, brought in the left field and left center SEATING DECKS
field wall four feet. Petco Park has three main seating decks: Field Level, Terrace
Left-Field Foul Line: 336 feet Level and Upper Deck.
SCOUTING & PLAYER
Left-Center: 386 feet

DEVELOPMENT
SEAT SPECIFICATIONS
Left-Center Wall Pad: 343 feet
Prior to the 2024 season, 222 new seats manufactured by
Straightaway Center Field: 396 feet Dreamseats were installed in the Blue Shield Home Plate Club.
Fixed seats elsewhere around the ballpark are manufactured
Right-Center: 391 feet
by Hussey Seating and measure 19, 20 or 21 inches in width,
Right-Field Foul Line: 322 feet depending on location. All seats are navy in color.
PETCO PARK
PARK
PLAYING SURFACE SECURITY

PETCO
Latitude 36 Bermudagrass In August of 2020, Petco Park received the SAFETY Act
designation by the U.S. Department of Homeland Security.
OUTFIELD FENCES The SAFETY Act serves as one of the highest levels of
accreditation offered and promotes the development and
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Five feet tall from the Entertainment Suite in the corner of the deployment of effective anti-terrorism measures, including
Western Metal Supply Co. Building to the left field wall. Seven technologies, services and personnel trainings. In 2023, the
feet tall from the left-field wall to the door that leads to the ballpark earned a red seal indicating SAFETY Act certification
Padres bullpen at which point it increases to eight feet tall to and the highest level of liability protection, making the Padres
the right side of the batter’s eye. Prior to the 2016 season, the the fifth team in Major League Baseball to earn the distinction.
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HD OVERHAUL CONCOURSE FLOORING
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Prior to the 2018 season, a second HD video board was Between 2014 and 2015, approximately 255,000 square feet of
added in upper right field. Manufactured by Daktronics, the concourse flooring was replaced with decorative waterproof,
new 55.2’ by 31.2’ (1722.24 sq. ft.) video board uses 13mm HD flake flooring system manufactured by Neogard and installed
product that boasts a max 11,000 nits, allowing for optimal locally by KTM Coating.
viewing during bright sunny days. The second video board
allows for mirroring of the main board in left field for replays, RETIRED NUMBERS
MANAGER
& STAFF
features and crowd shots, as well as independent operation
and unique content. Prior to the 2016 season, a new LED Prior to the 2016 season, the Padres retired numbers were
ribbon board (3.5-feet tall by 70-feet wide) manufactured by relocated from the top of the batter’s eye to a more prominent
Daktronics was installed along the fascia of the top level of location inside Home Plate Plaza, where fans can see them
The Craft Pier by Ballast Point in right-center field. Prior to up close and take photos with them. In addition, retired
numbers are now positioned on the upper deck façade behind
ADVISORS & BASEBALL

the 2015 season, the Padres installed a state-of-the-art high-
home plate, above the Jerry Coleman Broadcast Center and
SUPPORT STAFF,
definition video board. The board measures 61.2-feet tall by
OPERATIONS
123.6-feet wide, covering 7,564.32 square feet. At the time of adjacent press box. The numbers – Steve Garvey’s No. 6, Tony
installation, it was the third-largest in Major League Baseball Gwynn’s No. 19, Dave Winfield’s No. 31, Randy Jones’ No. 35,
and the largest in the National League. Trevor Hoffman’s No. 51 and Jackie Robinson’s No. 42, which
was retired throughout Major League Baseball in 1997 – are
The video board itself, provided by Daktronics, is nearly five flanked by the players’ first and last name in white in a ring of
times the size of the previous video screen (30-feet tall by honor around the upper deck.
53-feet wide; 1,590 square feet), which was in place since
2004 when Petco Park opened. The entire board can be run
PADRES HALL OF FAME
& PERFORMANCE
full-screen to show live action or video replays, or it can be
PLAYER HEALTH
split into sections for statistical information, graphics and The Padres Hall of Fame, presented by Motorola and which
animations. The video board’s resolution is 1224x2472, with showcases the history of the Padres and baseball in San
3,025,728 total pixels. New LED ribbon boards accompanied Diego, opened at Petco Park on July 1, 2016. Located on K
the new video board spanning nearly 750 feet along the first St. just inside the Gaslamp Gate, it features an 85" TV upon
and third base lines on the Terrace Level (3.6-feet tall), as well entry, an 80-foot-long, in-depth timeline, a state-of-the-
as on the left field grandstand fascia (7.5 feet tall by 130-feet art 4K 100" TV and touch screen interactive theater, and
wide). Sony also provided a state-of-the-art HD control room, historical memorabilia throughout. The centerpiece of the
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including in-house production, broadcast and entertainment space is 19 two-sided illuminated panels dedicated to each
PADRES
systems. current member of the Padres Hall of Fame. The panels depict
In 2024, new LED boards were installed throughout Petco Park. imagery of these legendary Padres, while telling the story of
This includes a LED backstop manufacutred by Daktronics their career highlights and personal achievements.
with rotational signage behind home plate that allows for
state-of-the-art insertion of graphics and advertising behind PROTECTIVE NETTING
HISTORY &
RECORDS
home plate, a new LED board on the ballpark's East Ramp
that measure 26 feet wide by 7 feet tall, and replacing the The Padres extended the protective netting prior to the 2018
Right Field Wall LED board. season, separating spectators behind home plate and down
the foul lines from the field of play. The netting, manufactured
by Promats® Athletics, features the latest technology to
RIGHT FIELD LED RIBBON BOARD minimize the appearance of the net and provide an optimal
OPPONENTS
In 2013, new LED ribbon boards were added to right field. viewing experience, while maintaining high safety standards.
Upper right field board measures 6-feet high by 192-ft. wide In 2020, the netting was heightened behind the backstop and
and the right field wall board measures 7-feet high by 104-feet over both dugouts to 29-feet before tapering down along the
wide. Both boards were provided by Daktronics. foul lines. The end points will remain the same at Section 116
in left field and Section 115 in right field, which surpasses the
existing guidelines issued by Major League Baseball.
SCOUTING & PLAYER
AUDIO SYSTEM
DEVELOPMENT
Prior to the start of the 2014 season, Daktronics installed BULLPENS

several new distributed loudspeakers in numerous locations,
replaced speakers in other areas of the park as well as The Padres bullpen in left field is 87’ 8” long by 27’ 8” wide
completely returned the entire sound system to provide a and elevated 3’ 6” above field level. The visitors’ bullpen was
base level of uniform system operations. All systems are relocated from the field before the 2013 season, and it is now
tied together using the latest state-of-the-art Digital Signal tiered behind the home bullpen, elevated another 3’ 6”. It is 80’
Processing Systems. 11” long and 27’ wide. The visiting team pitches east to west,
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PETCO PARK
while the home team pitches west to east. Each bullpen has a
separate entrance to the playing field.
BATTER’S EYE
PARK
Background for batters in center field is painted navy, except DUGOUTS

for the side facing Gallagher Square. The structure houses an
equipment storage room on the Field Level and “The Batter’s The Padres dugout is located on the first-base side and is
COMMUNITY
Eye Porch,” a pre- and post-game and special event area 30 57 feet long by 14 feet wide. The visitor dugout, on the third-
feet high by 80 feet long in Gallagher Square. Above this is base side, is 46 feet long by 14 feet wide. Both dugouts have
the Event Management Center for Petco Park and a 10-foot a retractable awning along with steps that lead to the field for
rotational sign that provides a solid background when batters half their length and a rail on the other half.
are at home plate and offsets rotating panels between innings.
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PADRES
TEAM CLUBHOUSE FACILITIES the outfield. Gallagher Square is a ticketed area and vital part
of the baseball experience on game days, including admission
Clubhouses are located on the Field Level, with direct access to conveniences and amenities of the seating bowl with a Park
to the dugouts and service corridor. The home clubhouse is Pass during ticketed events. It functions as a special events
approximately 16,500 square ft., including a 3,560 square foot venue when there is no game and daily as a neighborhood park.
locker room with 40 cubicles (four ft. wide), configured in a
HISTORY &
RECORDS
circle. The home clubhouse includes a 240 square ft. video

WESTERN METAL SUPPLY CO. BUILDING
coaching area located near the home (first base) dugout, with
access from inside and outside the clubhouse. Other facilities The historic brick warehouse that housed the Western Metal
include a 7,580 square ft. fully-equipped weight and exercise Supply Company, which dates to 1909 and has ties to the Old
room, dry sauna, hydrotherapy room, player lounge and West, was renovated and incorporated into the ballpark, with
OPPONENTS
kitchen, manager’s office, coaches locker room, rehab room, the left-field foul pole attached to its southeastern corner. The
medical facilities, offices, laundry and storage. building holds the Padres New Era Team Store on the first
floor, 12 party suites (available on an individual game basis)
The visitor's clubhouse is approx. 8,990 square ft., including
on the third and fourth floors, a restaurant with terrace dining
a 2,140 square ft. locker room with 40 cubicles, training room,
on the fifth floor, and another restaurant and group space on
manager’s office, coaches locker room, weight and exercise
the rooftop, 80 feet above field level.
room, player lounge and kitchen, laundry and storage.
SCOUTING & PLAYER
DEVELOPMENT
Internal batting and pitching tunnels (two for the home SYCUAN STAGE AT GALLAGHER SQUARE
team, one for the visiting team) are located on the Service
In March of 2019, the Padres unveiled the latest addition to
Level with access to the clubhouses and are fully-equipped,
Petco Park with the debut of the Sycuan Stage at Gallagher
including cameras for video recording. Tunnels are sized to
Square, which provides a secondary stage for general
accommodate two batters and/or two pitchers. Views to the
admission concerts. The venue is the first amongst Major
home batting tunnel are available from the Blue Shield Home
League ballparks to offer a unique outdoor setting inside of
Plate Club through one-way glass so club patrons can observe
a downtown ballpark. The stage also has a state-of-the-art
players at work. Additional facilities include an auxiliary locker
PETCO PARK
PARK
roof system with the capability to withstand more than 90,000

room (approximately 2,040 square ft.), with an operable
pounds of production and measures 64’ x 28’ x 5’, allowing for a
partition, the umpires’ locker room (approximately 910 square
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fully customizable space depending on artist requests.

ft.), a home team family waiting room, and a greenroom/VIP
dressing room.
TOYOTA BEACH AND CRAFT PIER BY BALLAST
GALLAGHER SQUARE POINT
COMMUNITY
In 2016, the Padres unveiled a two-level social space in right-

Gallagher Square, formerly known as the Park at the Park,
center field inspired by San Diego’s beach lifestyle, featuring
features a landscaped park of 2.8 acres beyond the outfield
pilings and decking constructed from environmentally
fence. Petco Park is the 1st Major League ballpark since Forbes
friendly recycled composite wood. The lower level, the Toyota
Field in Pittsburgh (closed in 1970) to have a park adjacent to
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Beach, is utilized as a group space, and the upper level, SUITE RENOVATION
The Ballast Point Craft Pier, is a multi-use area. In total, the
EXECUTIVES
space accommodates nearly 600 people in a standing-room- Heading into the 2022 season, the Padres embarked on a
only capacity. The space was constructed in the location major renovation at Petco Park that saw the largest suite
previously occupied by The Beachers seating area and The remodel since the ballpark opened. With a commitment
Toyota Beach play area. As part of the design, the children’s from Padres Ownership, 70 premium suites were completely
sand play area was preserved and relocated to a space along renovated, in addition to a remodeled Suite Entrance for
K Street, further removed from the playing field and safe from Suite Lease Members, costing more than $6 million for the
MANAGER
& STAFF
balls in play. Partners on this project were San Diego-based project. The upgraded suites feature brand new furniture
architecture firm Larimer Design and Clark Construction. with unique seating concepts, 65-inch 4K televisions, access
for presentations through the TVs, artwork celebrating
current and past Padres teams, customizable branding
THE GALLAGHER CHAIRMAN’S CLUB &
elements for Suite Lease Members, enhanced and additional
CUTWATER CORONADO CLUB
ADVISORS & BASEBALL

lighting, new refrigerators and ice machines, induction
SUPPORT STAFF,
The Padres debuted additional premium seating options prior cooking, new dishware and additional counter space for food
OPERATIONS
to the 2020 season with the Gallagher Chairman’s Club and and beverage presentation.
the Cutwater Coronado Club. The Gallagher Chairman’s Club
is located next to the Padres Ownership suite and allows fans BLUE SHIELD HOME PLATE CLUB
to watch the game from one of the best views behind home
plate at the ballpark while enjoying all-inclusive premium food The Blue Shield Home Plate Club underwent a massive
and beverage. The Cutwater Coronado Club offers stunning renovation immediately upon the conclusion of the 2022
views of Coronado Island and the iconic Coronado Bridge postseason that includes an enhanced VIP entry, expanded
from the comfort of a private open-air club while enjoying bar and dining room that includes a new layout, furniture, art
& PERFORMANCE
PLAYER HEALTH
complimentary food and non-alcoholic beverages. Guests and expanded restrooms while maintaining a unique view
also have a dedicated seat to watch the game from their own into the Padres batting cages. A new grand staircase directly
luxury loge box. connects the upper club to an expanded and renovated
lower club. The new lower club features an expanded interior
footprint, a dedicated bar, expanded restrooms and an
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enhanced fine dining experience.
In 2024, the Padres debuted the newest premium seating
area to Petco Park with the Cutwater Agave Club. Located
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PETCO BARKYARD
down the left field line on the Terrace level and introduced
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to the ballpark in 2015 as The Still presented by Cutwater, Unveiled in 2016, the Petco Barkyard consists of six semi-
the private space underwent a full renovation after the 2023 private, premium dog-friendly box seats in Petco Park’s left-
regular season. This multi-million dollar project features center field, available for every Padres home game. Each of
luxury finishes, access to semi-inclusive food and beverage the six boxes in The Barkyard can accommodate up to four
offerings, and a private restroom with a variety of seating people and two dogs. The Barkyard features a designated
HISTORY &
RECORDS
concepts and options allowing Premium Seat Members the entrance from K Street in Gallagher Square, a check-in area
opportunity to further enhance their experience at Petco Park. staffed by a Petco brand ambassador, and a watering station
near check-in. A Padres pet concierge is on-hand to escort
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SCOUTING & PLAYER
DEVELOPMENT
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fans and their dogs to and from The Barkyard. Conveniently the Batter’s Eye, have tiered picnic tables and are intended
located just a short walk from the designated Pet Relief Area primarily as a group sales area. Palm Court Plaza, with 13 palm
EXECUTIVES
in Gallagher Square, The Barkyard is tailored to a dog’s needs. trees and 13,588 bricks, of which 10,842 are personalized,
Each box offers umbrellas to protect dogs from the sun and commemorative bricks. The Omni San Diego Hotel and The
specially selected easy-to-clean artificial turf that does not Metropolitan (36 luxury condominiums on the top 11 floors
retain heat, to ensure every pup’s paws stay cool. of the hotel) connect to the main concourse by a pedestrian
skybridge.
VIASAT MILITARY HALL OF HONOR
MANAGER
& STAFF
In 2022, the Padres and Viasat Inc. unveiled the Viasat ADDITIONAL FEATURES (CONT.)
Military Hall of Honor to the Power Alley located in the right The audio and video graphics to celebrate Padres players’
field concourse. The Padres, who are widely regarded as home runs at Petco Park have a distinct military and nautical
Major League Baseball's "Team of the Military" partnered
flavor. The sound of a ship’s horn is an actual recording of

with Viasat to honor former Padres and other MLB players the horn of the Navy’s USS Ronald Reagan (CVN-76) nuclear
around the league who served in the military and pay tribute aircraft carrier, which was formerly home-ported in San
to Armed Services' veterans and those currently serving in the Diego. To accompany the horn, fireworks blast from the top of
U.S. military at home and around the world. the video board during night games.
Located near Section 133, the Military Hall of Honor serves
as an interactive space allowing fans to view information and WI-FI
different content on each honoree through two touchscreen Introduced in 2012, the Padres provide wireless internet
televisions within the space. Fans can also record and send access to fans at Petco Park in partnership with Verizon.
personalized messages to active-duty military members and
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various military bases in a dedicated recording booth located

within the Hall of Honor area. MORE THAN A BALLPARK
As a premier entertainment venue in Southern California,
ADDITIONAL FEATURES Petco Park also hosts concerts, special events and other
sporting events. Petco Park saw its highest-ever attended
2015’s left field renovation project included the debut of event with Garth Brooks Stadium Tour in March 2022 with
several new social spaces and seating areas, including The more than 50,000 tickets sold. In October 2023, it hosted the
Estrella Jalisco Landing, a private 300-person group space ninth annual nine-hole golf event, The Links at Petco Park, in
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immediately below the video board and the Entertainment partnership with Callaway Golf. The venue transitioned into
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Suite on the ground floor of the Western Metal Supply Co. an outdoor hoops arena in 2015 for the Bill Walton Basketball
Building. Festival, featuring a week of community events, tournaments
The SunGod On-Deck Suite, introduced in 2014, is an eight- and high school games, culminating in the SDSU vs. USD
person suite next to the visitor’s dugout, giving fans an men’s basketball game. In early 2022, the park welcomed
unprecedented view of the action closer to the batter’s box monster trucks and dirt bikes back as host of Monster
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than the pitcher on the mound is. The Right Field Home Jam and Monster Energy Supercross. The inaugural World
Run Deck, created in 2013, is nestled just beyond the wall in Baseball Classic semi-finals and final were played at Petco
right field and houses 56 seats. Picnic Terraces, to the left of Park in 2006, with the site playing host to second-round
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games in 2009 and 2017. Petco Park has hosted the 2014 Davis environment. All events were executed with the utmost regard
Cup, the USA SEVENS Rugby tournament and international for health & safety precautions.
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soccer matches including the Tijuana Xolos.
Petco Park also serves as a year-round concert venue, having COVID-19 VACCINATION SUPER STATION
hosted The Rolling Stones (Nov. 2005 & May 2015), Madonna As the COVID-19 epidemic raged on throughout 2020 and
(Nov. 2008), Taylor Swift (Aug. 2015), Billy Joel (May 2016), into 2021, Petco Park and the Padres continued to serve as a
Metallica (Aug. 2017), The Eagles, Zac Brown Band, Journey community pillar for San Diego and beyond. In early January
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and Def Leppard (Sept. 2018), Sir Paul McCartney (2014, June 2021, the County of San Diego announced that the Petco Park
2019), Green Day, Fall Out Boy and Weezer (Aug. 2021), Garth Tailgate Lot would be the site of the State of California’s first
Brooks (March 2022), Red Hot Chili Peppers (July 2022), Vaccination Super Station. In partnership with the City of San
Motley Crue, Def Leppard and Poison (Aug. 2022), Grupo Diego, UC San Diego Health and the Padres, the vaccination
Firme (Aug. 2022), Bad Bunny (Sept. 2022), Elton John (Nov. site allowed for up to 5,000 individuals to be vaccinated daily.
2022), Morgan Wallen (July 2023) and Chris Stapleton (March
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Operating from 7:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. seven days a week, the
2024). The year 2022 was a record year for Petco Park with
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drive-up site opened on Monday, January 11, 2021, and a total
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seven full venue concerts, all of which sold out. As of the 2024 of 225,000 vaccines were administered. The Padres provided
Opening Day, there are seven stadium shows on the calender, the lot to act as the host site for the super station along with
tying the ballpark's record that was set in 2022. operational support from the organization’s event staff.
From January 12-14, 2024, the Padres hosted the inaugural
San Diego Rodeo at Petco Park in partnership with C5 Rodeo HOLIDAY BOWL PARTNERSHIP
Company, Inc. and Outriders Presents. It was the venue's
first-ever rodeo and featured the world's top rodeo athletes In June 2021, the Padres and the Holiday Bowl announced
a new partnership that would bring the historic San Diego
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competing for more than half a million dollars in prize money
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over the course of a three day competition. County Credit Union Holiday Bowl to Petco Park for a
minimum of five years, beginning with the 43rd annual bowl
game on Tuesday, December 28, 2021. San Diego City Council
SOCIALLY DISTANCED voted to overturn a "no football clause" so that football could
In coordination with local and state health officials, Petco be played at Petco Park.
Park continued to serve as a place where memories are made Petco Park underwent major construction to transform
even in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic. In June of 2020, the field from baseball to football, with the 1st baseline
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the Premier Lot hosted drive-thru high school graduations, modifactory serving as the east end zone and the left field
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drive-in style movie screenings and the first drive-in concert wall serving as the west end zone. The construction included
in California since stay-at-home orders were issued in March. removing the 1st baseline wall and adding 2,800 square feet of
Following the successful drive-in format, Padres-controlled concrete seating risers over 10 rows of seating in sections 111,
lots were transformed into watch party sites where thousands 113, 115 and 117 for football, restoring the 1st baseline seating
of fans cheered on the Padres during their playoff run. sections for baseball using 10 sections of removable seating
Gallagher Square also hosted the first ever Halloween Trail
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risers (featuring 118 padded seats and 344 regular ballpark
and Holiday Market & Trail events allowing guests to partake seats), removing and relocating the bullpen door and stairs
in the holiday festivities as part of a socially-distant, safe in left field for football and later restoring the outfield walls to
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the same dimensions for baseball, installing thicker 1 1/2" inch urban runoff, removal of hazardous materials, and use of
cut overseeded Bermuda turf, and building sideline suites in pesticides and toxic chemicals in the construction and
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right field that could accommodate nearly 500 people. Field operation of the ballpark. Progressive recycling and waste
goal posts, new play clocks, camera locations and coaching management programs help make Petco Park one of the
boxes needed to be installed in addition to implementing a greenest ballparks in Major League Baseball.
completely new scoring system on the video boards.
The Padres partnered with Ecosystem in 2023 to provide
The SDCCU Holiday Bowl was set to make its Petco Park the stadium's own chiller plant that decreases water use,
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debut with the UCLA Bruins (Pac-12) against the NC State provides annual savings of more than $1 million, and reduces
Wolfpack (ACC) before the game was ultimately canceled due greenhouse gas emissions by roughly 700 tons per year.
to COVID-19 health and safety protocols. Instead, the Holiday
Bowl made its historic debut at Petco Park on December 28, GOING SOLAR
2022 when the Oregon Ducks (Pac-12) defeated the North
Carolina Tar Heels (ACC). It was the first time football had ever Prior to the 2018 season, the Padres and Petco Park continued
been played at Petco Park. their efforts as industry leaders in energy sustainability with
the installation of a 336,520-watt Sullivan Solar Power system.
The project consisted of 716 high-efficiency, 470-watt solar
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modules and will generate 330 kilowatts of solar power,
Seating bowl “fractured” by first base and third base Towers enough to power the entire Padres front office. The solar
housing vertical light standards and other elements to create power system serves as the largest solar power system in
distinctive “seating neighborhoods.” First base and third Major League Baseball.
base Garden Buildings house concession areas, premium
seating club membership lounges, offices, restrooms and CLEAN, RENEWABLE ENERGY
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other programming elements usually housed inside a ballpark.

Spacious concourses and terraces afford outstanding views of In a new partnership with San Diego Community Power in
San Diego Bay, Coronado Bay Bridge, downtown skyline, Pacific 2022, Petco Park became the first National League ballpark to
sunsets, glimpses of Balboa Park and mountains to the east. run completely off clean, renewable energy.
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The entire ballpark is designed and landscaped to resemble
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a garden. The landscape includes plants both inside and Delaware North Companies’ Sportservice Corporation.
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outside the park and vines and flowering vegetation spilling

over bridges, walkways and trellises. The wall of flowing PADRES NEW ERA TEAM STORE
water at the Home Plate Plaza captures the spirit of San
Diego’s casual, coastal lifestyle. Garden Buildings feature The Padres New Era Team Store is located on the ground floor
bougainvillea and colorful planters. Jacaranda trees line the of the Western Metal Supply Co. Building, with entrances from
Seventh Ave. and Palm Court Plaza.
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main entrance, Home Plate Plaza features coral trees at the

top of the staircase and palms, and Palm Court Plaza feature
signature palm trees. ENTRANCE/EXIT GATES
Gallagher Square features a dynamic landscape filled with Home Plate Gate at Park Blvd. and Trevor Hoffman Way
native and drought-tolerant plants that showcase the rich
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biodiversity of San Diego County. The cyclical bloom of various Gaslamp Gate at Seventh Ave. and K St.
flowers throughout the year ensures a constantly changing East Village Gate at 10th Avenue and K Street
and visually captivating landscape. Towering evergreen Oak
trees provide shade, and a large lawn invites relaxation, play Park Boulevard Gate at 10th Avenue and Park Blvd
and provides a flexible space for community events. Downtown Gate to Gallagher Square at Eighth Ave. and J St.
The garden seamlessly integrates a diverse selection of
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trees, ranging from the distinctive Dragon trees to the stately

California Sycamore trees, and includes Date Palms that Omni Gate at the Omni Hotel Skybridge
mirror those found within the ballpark’s Palm Court Plaza. Suite Entrance at Park Blvd near Home Plate Box Office
The park’s landscape has been carefully curated to reflect
the essence of San Diego and display the local horticultural
opportunities we have. POINTS OF ENTRY: 42
The space embraces sustainability with lower water-use plant TICKET WINDOWS: 31 total
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species that conserve resources and support local species,

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reinforcing our commitment to creating a sustainable and
Home Plate Plaza: 18 windows, street level, shaded
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captivating urban space.

The landscape and vegetation selected are “water-wise,” low Western Metal Building: nine windows, all open to street
allergenic and environmentally responsible, requiring minimal East Village/Power Alley: four windows, all open to street
use of pesticides and toxic chemicals.
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At least 1 percent of all fixed seats are semi-ambulant, and at
An agreement with the Environmental Health Coalition least 1 percent are reserved for wheelchair and companion
comprehensively addressed issues of air and water quality, with removable arm seats. Wheelchair and companion seating
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is available in all seating categories, dispersed proportionately BALLPARK DISTRICT

throughout the three seating levels, and equally distributed in
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areas exposed to the sun and in shade. All concession stands 26 blocks bordered by Market Street to the north, Harbor
are accessible. All restrooms are equipped with accessible Drive and Sixth Avenue to the west, 12th Ave. to the east, and
water closets. All ramps and elevators were designed to Imperial Ave. to the south.
exceed federal and state requirements for people with HISTORIC RESOURCES: In addition to the Western Metal
disabilities. Supply Co. Building, several other historic resources in the
Ballpark District are being preserved in accordance with a
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ARCHITECTS 1999 Settlement Agreement between the National Trust for
Historic Preservation, the Save Our Heritage Organization
HOK Sport+Venue+Event, Kansas City, MO, Executive (SOHO), the Padres, the City of San Diego, the Centre City
Architect. (Joseph E. Spear, AIA, Senior Principal) Development Corporation and JMI Realty. Schieffer & Sons
Antoine Predock Architect, Albuquerque, NM, Warehouse on J Street and Showley Brothers Candy Factory
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Design Architect (Bumble Bee Foods), parts of Levi Wholesale Grocery
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Building (Kvaas Construction) and Wellman Peck Warehouse
Spurlock Poirier, San Diego, CA, Landscape Architect. (TR Produce) on the north side of J Street are to be preserved
(Andrew J. Spurlock, Principal) and adaptively re-used.
ROMA Design Group, San Francisco, CA, Master Plan
Architect, Ballpark District. (Boris Dramov, President)
#BrownIsBack
Heritage Architecture & Planning, San Diego, CA,
Restoration Architect On November 9, 2020, the Friar Faithful witnessed the
unveiling of the team’s new brown and gold uniforms. Nearly
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(Milford Wayne Donaldson, AIA, Principal)
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4,000 fans were on hand as Padres shortstop Fernando
Tatis Jr., 1B Eric Hosmer and third baseman Manny Machado
DEVELOPMENT MANAGER modeled the new threads. The new primary home pinstriped
Hines, Houston, TX. uniform features “PADRES” across the chest in brown with
(Rick Vogel, Vice President, Project Manager) a gold outline, brown and gold piping and the return of the
Swingin’ Friar in the form of a sleeve patch. The road uniform
is brown with a gold “SAN DIEGO” across the chest along
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with gold piping and the Swingin’ Friar patch.
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San Diego Ballpark Builders – A Joint Venture of Clark
The road alternate features a lighter sand brown color scheme
Construction Group, Inc., Roel Construction Company, and
with pinstripes and a brown with gold outlined “SAN DIEGO”
douglas e. barnhart, inc. (Officer In Charge: Alan Petrasek,
across the chest. With the new road color scheme, the Padres
Senior Vice President, Clark Construction. Project Executive:
are now the only team in Major League Baseball to not utilize
Jim McLamb, Vice President, Clark Construction).
any gray road uniform. In bringing back the brown, Padres
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ownership made a point to seek out the feedback of their loyal
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BALLPARK CONSTRUCTION COST - $298 million
fanbase and implement this change that signifies a new era
BALLPARK PROJECT COST - $474 million, including in Padres baseball. The unique color scheme also sets the
land assemblage, infrastructure work and implementation club apart from the rest of Major League Baseball. In addition
agreement obligations. to the three new brown and gold uniforms, the Padres also
unveiled new Sunday military brown camouflage jerseys to
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be worn as part of their Military Salute Sunday home games.
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CITY CONNECT ocean's white foam and the stunning pink and yellow sunsets.
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The vintage typography reminds San Diegans of weathered

In Summer 2022, the Padres unveiled their Nike City Connect beach signs marking the special spots they cherish from
Series jersey, becoming the seventh and final MLB club of Oceanside to Imperial Beach and everywhere in between.
2022 to debut the new uniforms. Making its on-field debut at The uniform's bold colors and decorative details depict the
Petco Park on July 8, 2022 and worn every home Friday for radiant artwork that is prominent within our shared culture,
the remainder of the season, the Padres collection is a nod to as the Padres are proud of our binational fan base and the
the coastal community we live in. It's inspired by the vibrant
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landscapes in the San Diego and Baja California communities,

from the scenic views up and down the coastline, to the
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Game April 8, 2004 vs. SF
Attendance 41,400 (sellout) MR. PADRE
First Pitch 7:08 pm PDT The nine-foot, 1,200-pound bronze
Game Time Temperature 64 degrees likeness of “Mr. Padre” was unveiled
3B Sean Burroughs, 2B Mark Loretta, RF Brian Giles, 1B Phil prior to the Padres vs. Phillies game
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on July 21, 2007 as part of “Tribute to
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Padres Starting Lineup Nevin, LF Ryan Klesko, CF Jay Payton, C Ramon Hernandez,
SS Khalil Greene, P David Wells Tony Weekend,” honoring the 2007
Batter SF's 2B Ray Durham National Baseball Hall of Fame inductee.
Hit SD's RF Brian Giles single to CF in the B-1st.
The statue was molded by sculptor
William Behrends, whose artistic credits
Run Scored SD's SS Khalil Greene in B-3rd.
include a statue of Willie Mays at San
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Singles SD's Brian Giles in the B-1st Francisco’s AT&T Park. The statue and
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Double SD's 3B Sean Burroughs in B-3rd surrounding plaza includes bricks with
Triple SD's Brian Giles in B-4th on April 11, 2004 vs. SF personalized messages from fans
to Gwynn. In 2024, the statue
Home Run SF's CF Marquis Grissom in T-10th
was moved onto the new
Padres Home Run SD's Mark Loretta in B-1st on April 15, 2004 vs. LAD Tony Gwynn Terrace and
Stolen Base
SD’s Adam Eaton and Sean Burroughs double steal in repositioned so that he is
B- 7th on April 13 vs. LAD directly facing the statue of
Strikeout SD’s Jay Payton in B-2nd his former teammate, Trevor Hoffman.
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Error Committed SF’s Durham in B-4th on April 11, 2004
Pitch SD’s David Wells (called strike)
Winning Pitcher SD’s Eddie Oropesa THE COLONEL
Losing Pitcher SF’s Matt Herges
On September 15, 2012, the Padres
Save SD’s Trevor Hoffman on April 10, 2004 vs. SF
honored the late Jerry Coleman’s 70 years
Day Game April 18, 2004 vs. ARI in baseball and his 40 years with the
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Non-MLB Event
University of Houston vs. San Diego State University (Men’s Padres in a pregame ceremony at Petco
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Baseball) on March 11, 2004 Park, during which the club unveiled
Concert The Rolling Stones on November 11, 2005 a bronze statue of Coleman at the
* Firsts are from April 8, 2004 unless noted. ballpark, standing at 7.5’ tall, weighing
650 lbs. It depicts Coleman in the
uniform he wore as a pilot in the Marine
Corps. San Diego Mayor Jerry Sanders
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proclaimed the day
“Jerry Coleman Day.”
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TREVOR TIME
“Hells Bells” blared through the
speakers at Petco Park on August
18, 2018 as the club celebrated one
of its most iconic figures in Trevor
Hoffman. After his induction into the
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Hoffman’s statue was unveiled

prior to the Padres vs. D-Backs
game as part of a weekend-
long celebration for the
closer. William Behrends
sculpted the nine-foot,
1,000 lb. likeness, which
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overlooks the bullpen

in left-centerfield and
depicts Hoffman’s signature high
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GALLAGHER SQUARE RENOVATION

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To commemorate the 20th Anniversary of Petco Park in 2024, the Padres continued its investment in the ballpark by ren-
ovating Gallagher Square, providing fans and the community with expanded amenities, and building on the decades-long
commitment to deliver "More than a Ballpark."
On October 9, 2023, the Padres officially broke ground on Gallagher Square to begin the project, with the goal of reopen-
ing the park in time for the Padres 2024 Opening Day on March 28. Minor projects will continue after Opening day and are
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expected to be completed by June 2024.

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The renovated Gallagher Square includes new and improved

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features for the community, all with an eye toward

celebrating the Padres' history and San Diego's baseball
traditions.
• Playground and Play Area expanded for wider

range of ages and abilities. The playground
features a 35 2 1/4 feet tall x 7 feet wide baseball
bat made of steel and wood that allows for kids to
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climb to the top, making it the tallest climbable bat

in the world.
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• Fenced, off-leash dog park

• Improved Play Ball Field
• Pickleball courts
• Tony Gwynn Terrace viewing deck and picnic space
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• Public art displays featuring local artists
As part of this renovation, Gallagher Square has been reconfigured in a manner that will allow for portions of the park to
remain open for public use more frequently.
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IMPROVED GAMEDAY AND EVENT EXPERIENCE
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The iconic statue of Mr. Padre Tony Gwynn has been elevated and surrounded by an expanded viewing deck that provides all
new sightlines of games while serving as a picnic space during public hours. Tony is also more visible from the ballpark and
directly aligned with his teammate and fellow Hall of Famer Trevor Hoffman.
The project brings a new and expanded fan entry gate (Balboa Gate) to 9th and J Street for improved security and wait times,
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along with leveled and tiered lawn seating in Gallagher Square where tickets are more affordable than other fixed seating
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areas within the ballpark.
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TONY GWYNN TERRACE
The Tony Gwynn Terrace is the new home to Tony Gwynn's statue and continues to be surrounded by beloved legacy bricks.
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The terrace also has picnic tables for additional seating, along with a Tony Gwynn Deck Tower that houses new food and
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beverage space and a new videoboard. Located beneath the terrace is the Tony Gwynn Tunnel where fans can see and hear
all about the amazing life and career of Mr. Padre. An additional Padres retail and food and beverage space have been built on
the ground level next to the tunnel.
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LEGACY BRICK PROGRAM

As part of the renovation project, the Padres created a Legacy Brick Program, where fans who previously purchased a brick
near the original Tony Gwynn statue location in Gallagher Square received a new brick with their original inscription installed
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at the new location. Fans were also given the opportunity to purchase a customizable engraved brick that would be laid in the
new Tony Gwynn Terrace viewing deck alongside the existing bricks. Proceeds from the Legacy Brick Program benefit the
Tony Gwynn Community All-Star program and other Padres Foundation community initiatives.
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A new, state-of-the-art videoboard is displayed at the Sycuan Stage that spans across the entire back of the batter's eye. The
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board measures 73 feet wide by 21 feet tall and uses 6mm of HD product by Daktronics that features amazing resolution and
unmatched clarity. The new videoboard has the capability to include the scoreboard lineup and player statistics for the first
time.
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Two additional videoboards measuring 16 feet by 9 feet, both featuring 6mm in HD product by Daktronics, have been installed
in Gallagher Square. One videoboard is displayed on the Tony Gwynn Deck Tower facing the all-new playground, and the
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other videoboard is on the new Play Ball field so fans can keep up with game action while enjoying Gallagher Square.
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The improvements resulted in a more sustainable, state-of-the-art space by incorporating:
• Turf to replace some of the grass, enhancing the overall aesthetic and significantly reducing water and re-sodding needs
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while maintaining grass on a large portion of picnic hill.

• Native trees and vegetation planted throughout the space.
• Delay towers and directional L-2 speakers comprised of the latest technology from L-Acoustics to reduce noise levels
during events.
• A Noise Measurement system that allows for real-time monitoring, along with Solotech equipment that provides sound
pressure level prediction.
A MORE ACTIVATED, VIBRANT EAST VILLAGE

The investment in a renovated and improved Gallagher Square is on top of the Padres investing hundreds of millions of dollars
over 20 years to build a vibrant East Village through economic development and the creation of hundreds of thousands of
jobs. The project is intended to attract more residents and visitors, particularly during the offseason, resulting in:
• A boost to nearby businesses, supporting local small business owners, operators and employees
• Increased local tax revenue, which is invested back into the community
• More living wage jobs for San Diegans
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PROJECT PARTNERS
Larimer Design, GroundLevel Landscape Architecture, Inc., Clark Construction, and Land Rec, Inc.
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Tom Seidler Bill Johnston Connor Feeney Sarah Wiggins Andrea Piocos Johnny Nilsen Carly Myers
Executive Vice President, Vice President, Director, Sr. Manager, Manager, Advisor, Coordinator,
Community & International Community Impact Community Impact Player Family Relations & Player Relations & Military Affairs Military & Community
Impact Community Impact Community Impact Relations
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The San Diego Padres are committed to making a meaningful mission of the Padres Volunteer Team is to build awareness
impact by supporting youth, the military, first responders and of and inspire participation in serving the greater San Diego
under-served communities throughout the San Diego and community. Launched in February 2015, the Padres Volunteer
Baja region. Team consists of more than 6,400 volunteers who have
collectively given upwards of 35,000 hours to over 85 local
PADRES PEDAL THE CAUSE non-profit organizations. For more information visit www.
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padres.com/volunteer.
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Padres Pedal the Cause brings together thousands of cyclists

and runners each year to raise money for local collaborative
FUTURE PADRES: YOUTH BASEBALL & SOFTBALL
cancer research. Padres Pedal is San Diego’s most impactful
fundraising experience with over $21 million raised to date to In 2023, the #FuturePadres Youth Baseball and Softball
fund more than 80 innovative research grants targeting all Program presented by UC San Diego Health, provided more
types of cancer. The 2024 event is scheduled for Saturday, than 20,000 youth baseball and softball uniforms at no cost to
April 7, where participants of local leagues.
all ages and abilities can ride,
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With support from UC San Diego Health and US Bank, the

run, walk, spin or volunteer. For
Padres’ investment in local youth baseball and softball has
information about how you can get
saved leagues millions of dollars. By providing jerseys, caps
involved, visit www.curebound.org/
and visors, these youth leagues reallocate funds towards other
padrespedal.
areas of need such as field maintenance, purchasing equipment
and concession stand improvements. In some cases, leagues
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PADRES VOLUNTEER TEAM have been able to significantly lower or eliminate registration
The Padres Volunteer Team is a regional volunteer force which fees, creating an opportunity for more kids to play baseball and
calls upon Padres fans to donate their time to the San Diego softball.
and Baja region’s non-profits and civic organizations. The
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PADRES BASEBALL & SOFTBALL CAMPS Prior to the All-Star Game, eight high school long-ball hitters
competed in the Padres High School Home Run Derby.
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Launched in 2016, Padres Summer Baseball and Softball

camps feature five action-packed days of individualized The All-Star teams and Home Run Derby contestants are
instruction, marquee competitions, and special events for all chosen by the CIFSDS Baseball Advisory Committee.
skill levels, ages 4-12. Admission to the All-Star Night is free with the purchase of a
ticket to a select Padres game.
In 2024, campers can look forward to another year of character
development and a unique Major League experience that
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creates lasting memories. Camp is offered at various locations PADRES COACH OF THE YEAR PROGRAM
throughout San Diego and includes an official camp uniform PRESENTED BY BALLY SPORTS SD
and a meet and greet with a current or former Padres player. The San Diego Padres recognize and honor the positive role
The Padres Camp curriculum has adjusted to ensure safety for coaches play in the lives of student-athletes through the
campers and staff while still offering a highly engaging, and Padres Coach of the Week and Coach of the Year program,
fun experience for kids when they need camp more than ever. presented by Bally Sports San Diego.
For more information, visit padres.com/community/play.
The Padres and Bally Sports San Diego award one local
baseball or softball Coach of the Week for eight consecutive
PADRES ROOKIE LEAGUE (FORMERLY RBI) weeks for making a positive impact on the lives of his or her
The Padres are proud to provide free baseball and softball players on and off the field as a coach, mentor and role model.
opportunities to underserved youth through the Padres At the end of the program, one of these coaches is named
Rookie League program. Padres Rookie League engages the Padres Coach of the Year during a pregame on-field
kids ages 5 to 13 in a program designed to teach life lessons ceremony at Petco Park.
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The Padres Coach of the Year program ask San Diego

Padres host Padres Rookie League through relationships with
County high schools as well as local youth baseball and
military and community organizations throughout the region,
softball programs to nominate coaches who provide valuable
including the only site on a local military installation. For more
leadership and mentorship for the youth in our community.
information, visit padres.com/community/play.
Each Coach of the Week receives a $1,000 donation to
PADRES HIGH SCHOOL ALL-STAR GAME & HR support his or her program or league while the Coach of the
DERBY PRESENTED BY BALLY SPORTS SD Year receives a $5,000 donation.
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The Padres honor the top high school baseball players in the COACHES OF THE YEAR
CIF San Diego Section at the annual Padres High School All- 2023 - Dallas Booker (Morse)
Star Night, presented by Bally Sports San Diego. This year’s
game will take on Sunday evening, June 9 at Petco Park. 2022- Rigo Ledezma (Santana) & Ronell Jones (Crawford)
The All-Star Game features the CIF San Diego Section’s best 2021 - Lori Schmersal (Clairemont)
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high school players in an exciting East-West format. Some

of the top young talent in the country enjoy this once-in- 2019 - Desi Herrera (San Marcos)
a-lifetime opportunity to suit up and play in Petco Park,
America’s number-one ballpark. 2018 - James Davis (Granite Hills)
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HONORING THOSE WHO SERVE REENLISTMENTS & PROMOTIONS
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Since joining Major League Baseball in 1969, the San Diego The Padres are proud to host service members who choose to
Padres have prioritized honoring and supporting San Diego’s reenlist and continue to serve our country. Formal reenlistment
over 900,000 veterans, active duty and retired service and promotion ceremonies can be held on the field at Petco
members and their families. The Padres are widely regarded Park prior to a home game—another small way in which the
as MLB’s “Team of the Military,” and the club is known as the Padres thank our service members and their families for their
first Major League team to have a dedicated Military Affairs continued dedication to our nation.
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department. In the city with the largest military footprint in
the world, the Padres are committed to ensuring that baseball FIRST RESPONDERS
in San Diego will continue to remain an affordable family
venue for our entire military community. The Padres are proud The Padres are proud to celebrate, honor and thank San Diego
to host Military Salutes at thirteen home games throughout County’s First Responder community and the organizations
that support them. In recognition and appreciation of the
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the season, recognizing each branch of service, veterans,
First Responders' commitment to the citizens and community,
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families and military milestones. For more information about
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the Padres’ military outreach initiatives and military ticket the Padres have designated six games as First Responder
discounts, visit www.padres.com/military. Appreciation Games, bringing well-deserved attention to
the hard work and service the various departments provide.
In addition to the thousands of tickets given annually to the First Responder Appreciation Games are dedicated to all first
military community, the Padres offer tickets year-round to responder departments throughout the City and County of
active duty military, veterans and their families year-round at San Diego, including the San Diego Police Department and
a 25% discount for Military Salute games and 10% off all other other county police departments, San Diego County Sheriff's
home games through GovX. Department, San Diego Fire-Rescue Department, California
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Highway Patrol, U.S. Border Patrol, Red Cross, FBI, DEA and
MARINE RECRUIT SUNDAYS other organizations on the front line of service to our community.
The Padres long-standing tradition of hosting recruits from
the Marine Corps Recruit Depot at Sunday home games prior PADRES “ESTRELLAS” PRESENTED BY ARCO
to their graduation from boot camp will continue this season. The Padres, in partnership with local school districts and
These visits are significant because they represent the first non-profits, will recognize and celebrate students from
time the recruits are permitted to attend a social event away underserved communities who go above and beyond in
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from their rigorous training schedule and wear their USMC the areas of civic leadership, academic excellence and
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uniforms in public. When the health and safety environment improvement on three game days. The Padres Estrellas and
allows, Marine recruits will once again become a fixture at their families will be hosted by the team to watch batting
Petco Park on Sundays. practice, meet Padres players and be recognized during the
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game. The Padres look forward to expanding this exciting A group of Padres front office team also traveled down to
program in 2024. Tijuana to build and decorate a new home for a deserving
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family through the organization Build A Miracle. Padres

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and Girls Club, youth baseball and softball leagues, the local
In 2024, the Padres will celebrate the winners of the 13th sports institute IMDET (Instituto Municipal del Deporte en
annual Hispanic Heritage Comunidad Awards during Tijuana), Patronato HGT, local food bank Banati and others.
a pregame ceremony this season. The awards honor The goal for 2024 is to continue expanding in Tijuana and help
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community leaders or organizations that have made those in need.

significant contributions to the region’s Hispanic community
within the Padres Foundation’s four focus areas: LIVE (health
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& mentorship), LEARN (education), PLAY (recreation) and
SERVE (volunteerism, military and first responders). Each The Padres Charity Ticket Program provides complimentary
nominee is selected from each category by the Padres tickets to non-profit organizations with a primary focus on
Hispanic Community Advisory Council with the Padres disadvantaged youth who likely would not be able to attend
Foundation donating to each of the non-profits chosen. a Padres game. Each season, the Padres team up with
Major League Baseball to donate complimentary tickets to
CROSS BORDER PARTNERSHIP deserving non-profit organizations. The Padres are proud to
work with Tickets for Kids to assist with the distribution of our
The Padres put on a few Tijuana baseball and softball clinics charity tickets. If your nonprofit or youth organization would
to support youth baseball and softball in the region. Fernando like to apply for tickets, please email community@padres.com
Tatis Jr. visited Tijuana to hand out city connect jerseys and for more information.
give advice to over 200 youth. Another clinic featured Padres
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alumni Mark Loretta during the Padres Holiday Giving series

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in which gloves, bats, jerseys, and other items were given.
The Padres also visited Liga Olmeca, a baseball and softball Padres players and alumni make hundreds of appearances
academy for youth in Mexico City. A baseball clinic was set in the San Diego and Baja Community in support of club
up with 10 Padres players and three alumni who handed out initiatives and local non-profits. These appearances give fans
City connect shirseys taught the kids techniques from hitting, a chance to connect with players and alumni and tighten the
fielding to everything in between. Over 250 kids were in bond between the Padres and their community. Appearances
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attendance from Liga Olmeca and Mexico YMCA. include the Padres Holiday Giving initiative, the annual Padres
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of Champions and more. During the season, Padres players
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visit with members of the Armed Forces both at Petco Park DINNER ON THE DIAMOND
and on military bases, ships and hospitals located throughout
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San Diego County. Email community@padres.com for more The second annual Dinner on the Diamond benefiting the
information. Padres Foundation was held on May 18, 2023. Guests dined
on the playing field alongside the entire Padres roster, coaches
and ownership. The event featured a special program hosted
PADRES FANTASY CAMP by Don Orsillo and Mark “Mud” Grant and a performance from
Re-launched in 2019, the Padres Fantasy Camp offers an Ashanti and Ja Rule. Dinner on the Diamond raised more than
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annual week-long experience at the Peoria Sports Complex $1 million for Youth Assistance Coalition and Urban Street
in Peoria, AZ. Campers spend the week getting the full big- Angels, two organizations that offer life-saving support for
league Spring Training experience while receiving instruction youth experiencing homessless in San Diego. Dinner on the
from notable Padres alumni and coaches. As part of this Diamond is scheduled for July 11, 2024.
once-in-a-lifetime opportunity, each participant begins
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their day by putting on their own authentic Padres uniform PADRES FOUNDATION
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in the Padres clubhouse and ends the day sharing stories at
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the local watering hole with Padre greats. All net proceeds The Padres Foundation, a 501(c)(3), compliments the club’s
from Fantasy Camp benefit the Padres Foundation. 2024 outreach initiatives in the areas of Live, Learn, Play and Serve.
Fantasy Camp was recently completed in January. For more The Foundation raises funds through a number of programs
information visit, padres.com/fantasycamp. in which fans can participate including the 50/50 Raffle,
Broadcast Auction, the annual Garage Sale, Shirts Off Their
Backs, Mystery Ball fundraiser, and many others.
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Padres Hall of Fame outfielder Tony Gwynn was known as PADRES FOUNDATION 50/50 RAFFLE
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“Mr. Padre” for his leadership in the San Diego community.
The Tony Gwynn Community All-Star Program was created During Padres home games, fans can purchase 50/50 raffle
to recognize and honor San Diego’s youth who follow in tickets for a chance to win 50% of the raffle jackpot. Net
his footsteps and support their local community. Students proceeds support various Padres Foundation community
working in conjunction with a local non-profit organization to initiatives. Tickets may be purchased at raffle kiosks throughout
support underserved segments of our community received Petco Park or from roaming raffle sales representatives. Raffle
grants ($45,000 total) to support their efforts. tickets are on sale from the time gates open until the end of the
seventh inning. Participants must be at least 18 years old to play.
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To learn more, visit padres.com/raffle.
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PETER SEIDLER LEGACY FUND

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Padres Owner & Chairman Peter Seidler was the guiding light behind the Padres’ community support efforts throughout his
leadership of the franchise. His caring spirit for the community and those less fortunate will continue to lead the Padres into
the future.
The Peter Seidler Legacy Fund was created within the Padres Foundation to honor the beloved Padres owner, philanthropist and
humanitarian, and continue his good work on behalf of those less fortunate in the San Diego and Baja communities. The Fund
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homelessness. Donations to the Fund can be made by visiting www.padres.com/legacyfund. All donations (up to $1 million) will
be matched by the Padres Foundation, Padres players, Padres ownership, and the Seidler family. As a result, each dollar raised
will yield $5 to support projects in underserved communities.
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Craig Hughner Danny Sanchez Darren Feeney Vanessa Dominguez JP Nolan Tiffany Seal
Vice President, Director, Business Director, Sr. Manager, Manager, Coordinator,
Communications Communications & Media Relations Business Communications Media Relations Communications
Spanish Media Relations
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CREDENTIALS Media credentials are only issued to working FIELD ACCESS Members of the media whose credentials
members of the media and are non-transferable. The Padres allow field access are asked to be respectful of players and
will issue full-season credentials to media members who coaches who are preparing for a game, and for their own
will cover the club on a regular basis throughout the season safety, to remain in foul territory, between first and third base
(approximatley 75% of home games). Credentials will be at all times. Members of the media are asked to refrain from
issued on a game-by-game basis to members of the media conducting interviews during stretch and batting practice. No
who expect to cover the team periodically throughout the one under the age of 18 is permitted on the field.
season. Credentials provide access to areas of Petco Park as
designated on each individual credential. Any unauthorized use
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PRESS BOX The Petco Park press box is located on the Terrace
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of a credential shall result in confiscation of the credential and Club Level. To access the press box from the media entrance,
ejection from Petco Park. take the press elevator located in the service tunnel to the Terrace
Level. Press box seating is available to accredited members of
HOW TO APPLY Credential requests can be made online at the working media on assignment only. Credentialed members
https://credentials.mlb.com no later than 24 hours before of the media without an assigned press box seat may sit at any
the requested date. All questions and inquiries regarding unassigned location in the top row of the press box. The Padres
credentials should be directed to the Padres Communications ask for cooperation of the media in maintaining a professional
office at credential@padres.com. working environment. Cheering, rooting or clapping of any
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kind for either team in the press box shall result in credential
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CREDENTIAL PICK UP LOCATION Beginning four hours revocation and ejection from the ballpark.
before game time, credentials may be picked up from the Media/
VIP Gate with a valid ID. The entrance is near the intersection of GAME INFORMATION A limited number of game day
Park Blvd. and Imperial Ave by the main box office. materials will be printed and distributed in working media areas
(game notes, statistics, lineups, press releases, etc.) and made
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available digitally at www.padrespressbox.com at least two
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PARKING Media parking is available on an extremely limited
basis in the MTS Garage on the corner of Park Boulevard and hours prior to game time.
Imperial Avenue conveniently located near the Media/VIP Gate.
Please contact the Padres Communications Department 24 WIRELESS INTERNET Complimentary Wireless Internet
hours in advance of the game you will be covering to request access is available in the press box. Please contact the
parking passes that provide complimentary admission to a Communications Department for Network and Password details.
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media lot. Same day availability is not gauranteed.
INTERVIEW REQUESTS Requests to interview Padres
CLUBHOUSE ACCESS The Padres clubhouse opens to media players or coaches should be made at least one day in advance
with approved credentials and clubhouse access for a period through the Padres Communications Department
of at least 50 minutes before each game, typically around three
and one-half hours before game time but earlier on days with AUTOGRAPHS/PHOTOS PROHIBITED At all times, all
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early batting practice. Timing will be posted on the Padres PR credentialed members of the media are prohibited from
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“X” account (@PadresPR). The clubhouse will always close requesting autographs, equipment or photos from a player or
once the team takes the field for batting practice. No still coach. Any violation of these guidelines will result in immediate
photography is permitted during pre-game clubhouse access. revocation of the credential and could bar future use.
While clubhouses are closed, approved media may access the
field and dugouts through the tunnel located alongside the PHONE USAGE/LIVE TRANSMISSIONS The use of cellular
press elevator behind home plate. Following all games, the phones, including text messaging, is prohibited in the dugout and
clubhouse opens no later than 10 minutes after the final out. in both clubhouses. Live transmissions are permitted from Petco
Park by non-rightsholders prior to and after every game telecast.
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The Padres clubhouse is located on the first base side and the
visitor’s clubhouse on the third base side, and access to the
visiting clubhouse shall be regulated by the visiting team’s PR
representative. The Padres clubhouse may be closed at any
time at the discretion of the manager or a club Communications
representative.
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Name Outlet Lifetime Members

Scott Miller (Chairman) At-Large Nick Canepa
Bernie Wilson (Vice Chairman) Associated Press Bill Center
John Maffei (Secretary/Treasurer) San Diego Union-Tribune Gary Hyvonen
Ryan Finley San Diego Union-Tribune Tom Krasovic
Kevin Acee San Diego Union-Tribune Kazumi Gillespie
Jeff Sanders San Diego Union-Tribune
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Bryce Miller San Diego Union-Tribune

Kirk Kenney San Diego Union-Tribune
A.J. Cassavell MLB.com
Shaun O'Neill MLB.com
Dennis Lin The Athletic
Kyle Glaser At-Large
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Padres.TV will make its full-season debut in 2024 offering a direct-to-
consumer streaming option for all home and away Padres games during the
season (excluding National TV exclusives). The broadcast team for Padres.
TV will feature Don Orsillo returnining for television play-by-play duties,
alongside former Padres starting pitcher, Mark Grant. Also returning is
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sideline reporter, and former big-league pitcher, Bob Scanlan. Joining the
Padres TV Network in 2024 as a sideline reporter and host is Mariluz Cook.
Cook joins the team after serving in various roles in Salt Lake City, Utah.
Originating live from Petco Park and on the road, “Padres Live” returns to provide unmatched access to the Padres. Hosted by
Mike Pomeranz, the 15-minute pre-game and full post-game coverage is a true extension of the game that keeps Padres fans
entertained and informed.
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The San Diego Padres enter their seventh season on their English flagship station,
97.3 The Fan, in 2024. All Padres regular season games will be available live on 97.3
The Fan, digitally on the Audacy app and on 973TheFanSD.com with with Jesse
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Agler and Tony Gwynn Jr. providing the play-by-play and color commentary. Sam
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Levitt returns to 97.3 The Fan in 2024 as host of the station’s one-hour pre- and
post-game shows in his third season covering the Padres. All podcasts and digital
content will also be available at 973thefansd.com and on the Audacy app.
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All regular-season Padres games will air live in Spanish on XEMO 860 AM, which
celebrates its 22nd season as the club’s Spanish flagship station. Eduardo Ortega
returns for his 38th season calling Padres games and will be joined again by Carlos
Hernandez, who returns for his 12th season, to provide the play-by-play and color
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commentary. Pedro Gutierrez returns as the host of Spanish pre- and post-game
shows in 2024.
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JESSE AGLER
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2024 marks Jesse Agler’s 11th season as a member of the Padres’ broadcast team and his fourth as the
lead play-by-play broadcaster for Padres radio broadcasts on the club’s flagship station 97.3 The Fan.
Agler also serves as the fill-in announcer on Padres telecasts.
Agler joined the Padres front office in February of 2014 as a broadcaster and as director of content, a
role in which he oversaw all club digital and social operations.
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During the baseball offseason, Agler calls play-by-play of national radio broadcasts on Compass
Media Networks for NFL, NCAA football and NCAA basketball games. Having come to San Diego by
way of Miami, Agler spent four seasons as the pregame, halftime and postgame host on the Dolphins
Radio Network. In 2013, he did television play-by-play for the Dolphins’ preseason games on CBS-4.
Agler began his professional career in 2005. His experience includes serving as pregame and
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postgame radio host for the then-Florida Marlins, the Florida Panthers and the University of Miami Hurricanes’ football and
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basketball teams. Agler has also previously been the fill-in play-by-play announcer for the Marlins.
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A graduate of the University of Miami, Agler’s first job out of college was calling baseball games for the Elkhart (KS) Dusters of the
Jayhawk League. Agler and his wife, Tovah, reside in San Marcos with their son, Jonah, and daughter Ellie.
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returning to San Diego prior to the 2017 season. Gwynn Jr. enters his fourth season as the full-time
color analyst role this year.
Son of legendary “Mr. Padre,” Gwynn Jr. played for the Padres from 2009-10. Originally selected by the
Milwaukee Brewers in the 2nd round of the June 2003 draft out of San Diego State, he played parts
of eight Major League seasons with Milwaukee, San Diego, Los Angeles and Philadelphia. Gwynn Jr.
batted a career .238 (381-for-1,600) with 48 doubles, 23 triples, seven home runs, 98 RBI and 192 runs
scored in 685 games played.
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Gwynn Jr. began his broadcasting career in 2016 after joining the fbroadcast team for the Dodgers’
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postgame show on AM 570 LA Sports Radio. Most recently, he has served as co-host of “Gwynn &
Chris” on 97.3 The Fan and resides in San Diego with his wife, Alyse, their son Anthony III, and three
daughters, Makayla, Jordan and Leighton.
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DON ORSILLO
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Don Orsillo made his debut as a member of the Padres’ broadcast team in 2016, calling games for
both television and radio broadcasts. After assuming the full-time television play-by-play duties in
2017, Orsillo called his 3,000th game in 2022 and returns in 2024 for his ninth season in San Diego.
In addition to his work for the Padres, Orsillo also calls nationally broadcasted MLB games for FOX,
FS1 and TBS during the regular season. Orsillo came to San Diego from Boston, where he spent 15
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hosted the weekly Red Sox Report, as well as the offseason weekly program Hot Stove Live.
In addition to his postseason experience with the Red Sox, Orsillo has called ten MLB post seasons
as a broadcaster for TBS. His postseason work includes the National and American League Divisional
Series from 2007 to 2013, 2018, 2020 and again in 2021. Orsillo’s broadcasting repertoire also includes
college basketball and hockey, having called both Boston College basketball games and Hockey East
matches on NESN, as well as Providence College basketball games on the Big East Network/ESPN PLUS.
Orsillo’s numerous accolades include five Emmy Awards for outstanding play-by-play (2003 and 2004 with Boston, 2018, 2019 and
2022 with the Padres) and two New England Sports Best Play-by-Play awards (2014 and 2015). He was named Massachusetts
Broadcaster of the year twice in 2005 and 2015. Through his role with the Red Sox, Orsillo has appeared in a number of motion
pictures, including 2013’s The Heat, 2010’s The Town and 2005’s Fever Pitch.
A graduate of Northeastern University, Orsillo began his broadcasting career in minor league baseball, calling games for the
Pittsfield Mets (1991-92), Binghamton Mets (1993-95), and Pawtucket Red Sox (1996-2000). He also has previously called minor
league hockey games for the American Hockey League (Springfield Indians/Falcons 1991-96).
Orsillo has two daughters: Sydney, 23, and Madison, 21. He and his wife Kathy reside in Coronado.
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MARK GRANT
Mark “Mud” Grant returns to Bally Sports San Diego in 2024 for his 29th season as color analyst for
Padres television broadcasts.
No stranger to San Diego baseball, Grant pitched for the Padres from 1987-90. Originally selected by
the San Francisco Giants with the 10th pick in the first round of the 1981 Draft out of Joliet (IL) Catholic
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High School, he played parts of eight Major League seasons with San Francisco, San Diego, Atlanta,
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Seattle, Houston and Colorado. Grant went 22-32 with eight saves and a 4.31 ERA in 233 games (58
starts). He recorded a career-high eight wins and posted a 3.33 ERA for the Padres in 1989.
Grant began his broadcasting career at KFMB Radio in 1994 as a sports anchor and talk show host.
After retiring from baseball in 1995, he provided analysis of Prime Sports’ Padres broadcasts in 1996,
then joined Channel 4 San Diego upon its inception in 1997. In 2012, he was part of the on-air team that
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helped launch the new regional sports network FOX Sports San Diego (now Bally Sports San Diego).
Grant is active in the community, where he works with the Down Syndrome Association of San Diego and has been associated
with the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation of San Diego since 1987. Additionally, he serves as a spokesperson for St. Madeleine Sophie’s
Center in El Cajon, a vocational and educational center for developmentally disabled adults. Grant and his wife, Mary, reside in
Alpine with their daughter, Alexis, and two sons, Andrew and Aidan.
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Eduardo Ortega, the Spanish-language voice of the Padres, will be calling Padres games for his 38th
season in 2024, his 44th year in the broadcasting business. Ortega does play-by-play for both Spanish
television broadcasts and Spanish radio (XEMO).
One of the most highly regarded Spanish-language sports broadcasters in the business, Ortega has
broadcast postseason baseball since 1993 for various outlets, including CBS Hispanic Radio Network,
Cadena Caracol, LBC Radio Network and ESPN Deportes Radio.
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He has called 20 MLB All-Star Games, 25 World Series, 9 no-hitters including Joe Musgrove’s first
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no-hitter in club history and 17 One hitter games for the Padres. Other milestones Ortega has called
include Tony Gwynn’s and Ricky Henderson’s 3,000th hits, Randy Johnson’s 4,000th strikeout, Mark
McGwire’s 500th homerun, Barry Bonds’ 700th and 755th home runs, Max Scherzer’s 3,000th strikeout,
Trevor Hoffman’s breaking of the all-time saves record, Hoffman’s 500th career save, Greg Maddux’s
350th victory, all three cycles in Padres history and four of San Diego’s five division titles.
Ortega has handled the play-by-play worldwide telecasts of 19 Caribbean Series for different radio and television outlets, including
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RECORDS
Sky Sports TV in 2023 for what was the largest in the event’s history with 8 participating countries. He also was the lead Spanish
play-by-play voice for ESPN Deportes Radio in the World Baseball Classic in 2006, 2009, 2013 and 2017. He has broadcast official
Padres games from 51 different venues and 74 total different venues when including Spring Training and other exhibition games.
In addition to his time with the Padres, Ortega served one season (1991) as the voice of the San Francisco Giants, four years as
announcer for the Tijuana Potros of the Mexican-Pacific Winter League, two seasons broadcasting for Tijuana’s team in the northern
OPPONENTS
Sonora Double-A Summer League, and one year as the voice of the Cotton Growers of Torreon, in the Mexican Summer League.
Since 2005, he has been the radio voice of the Mexicali Aguilas in the Liga Mexicana del Pacífico and starting in 2015, on the national
cable television network Megacable and later SKY. Ortega celebrated his 23rd anniversary broadcasting on television and radio for
the Liga Mexicana del Pacifico after the SKY Sports networked debuted winter ball broadcasts throughout eight Latin American
countries in 2020.
In February 2024 he called the Caribbean Series for Sky Sports, including a No hitter game by Venezuela against Nicaragua. Just
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the second in the history of the tournament and the

DEVELOPMENT
first in 72 years.
In 2015, Ortega was inducted into the Hispanic
Heritage Baseball Museum Hall of Fame. Prior to that,
in 2012, he was inducted into the Tijuana Sports Hall
of Fame. He also was honored in 2004 by the Tijuana
sports media with a Career Achievement Award, and
the Mexican Federation of Sportscasters celebrated
his 25th anniversary in broadcasting and his multiple
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contributions to the industry.

In addition, Ortega was named Sportscaster of the
Year by the Sportswriters Association of Tijuana in
1997, Sports Ambassador of Tijuana by the city’s
mayor in 1998, the Broadcasting Award by ACDN
(National Sports Writers of Nicaragua) in 2012
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and more recently, the 2017 Abelardo Raidi Career

Achievement Award, named after the pioneer and
founder of AIPS American, a worldwide sports media
organization. Ortega is a Tijuana native and a long-
time San Diego resident.
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CARLOS HERNANDEZ
EXECUTIVES
In 2024, Carlos Hernandez enters his 13th season as the main Padres color analyst for Spanish
telecasts, following a Major League playing career that spanned 11 seasons with the Los Angeles
Dodgers (1990-96), San Diego Padres (1997-2000) and St. Louis Cardinals (2000).
Signed by the Dodgers as a free agent in 1984, Hernandez became the second Venezuelan catcher
in MLB history, following Bo Díaz. He made his Major League debut in 1990 with the Los Angeles
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& STAFF
Dodgers. A highly skilled defensive player, he spent his Dodgers career (1990-96) mainly as a back-up
catcher to Mike Scioscia and Mike Piazza, appearing in 230 games, with 133 starts. He signed with the
Padres as a free agent and in his first full season as a regular catch for the organization, Hernandez
batted .262 with 9 home runs and 52 RBI in 129 games played.
Hernandez finished his career batting .253 (315-1244) with 24 home runs, 141 RBI, 102 runs, 51 doubles,
one triple and one stolen base in 488 games played. In 22 postseason games, he hit .299 (20-67) with one home run and two RBI.
In 2004, Hernandez led the Toros de Tijuana to the playoffs as manager of the Mexican Summer League team. Hernandez
returned to the Padres organization in 2005, serving as the club’s catching coordinator until 2007. He served as manager of the
prestigious Leones del Caracas Venezuelan Winter League club from 2006-08 and was the catching coordinator for the Arizona
Diamondbacks from 2010-13.
PEDRO GUTIÉRREZ
& PERFORMANCE
PLAYER HEALTH
Pedro Gutiérrez enters his 11th season as a Spanish Broadcaster for the Padres in 2024. Gutiérrez
hosts the Padres’ Spanish pregame and postgame show for the entire 162 game schedule, as well as
handles fill-in play-by-play duties on both Spanish radio (XEMO) and Spanish television broadcasts.
During his career, Gutiérrez has spent eight seasons in the Mexican Winter League, where he has
called three Championship Series and playoff games during seven seasons while doing play-by-
play for Megacable, the largest cable network provider in the country. He worked for the Aguilas de
Mexicali for five seasons, the Charros de Jalisco for two seasons and the Yaquis de Obregón for their
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SKY Sports TV broadcasts. Previously, he served as producer for the Padres Spanish radio broadcasts
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from 2006 to 2012.

Prior to joining the Padres, Gutiérrez served for two years as the director of media relations for the
Mexican Pacific League, coordinating all aspects of the league’s communication platforms. In his two
years there, he was part of two Caribbean Series championships won by Mexico’s representing team.
Gutiérrez and his wife Ericka reside in Tijuana with their daughter, Natalia, and son, Ricardo.
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RECORDS
SOCIAL MEDIA
OPPONENTS
SCOUTING & PLAYER
DEVELOPMENT
Alejandra Nocera Samantha Mellies-U’Ren Matt Thomas Bill Center

Manager, Social Media Manager, Social Media Sr. Team Photographer Analyst, Multimedia
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FRONT OFFICE DIRECTORY

SENIOR EXECUTIVES BASEBALL OPERATIONS

Performance Analyst, Sports Science Chris Turrisi

BALLPARK MANAGEMENT Analyst, Baseball Research & Development Graham Cartwright

Clubhouse Assistant – Home James Bigler

Lead Performance Dietitian Jaime Gottlieb Business Analyst Connor Bailey

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BUSINESS ANALYTICS Manager, Guest Experience Caleb Van Hovel

FRONT OFFICE DIRECTORY

Systems & Telecom Administrator Hector Ortega MEMBERSHIP DEVELOPMENT

Director, Benefits & Risk Management Joanne Bautista MEMBERSHIP SERVICES

Account Specialist, Business Membership Services Jack Ruegge

SPECIAL EVENTS Account Specialist, Business Membership Services Jason West

GROUP TICKETS AND HOSPITALITY TOURISM & CORPORATE EVENTS

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PRESIDENT OF BASEBALL OPERATIONS & GENERAL MANAGER

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EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT, COMMUNITY & INTERNATIONAL IMPACT

program to boys and girls from areas of need).

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SENIOR VICE PRESIDENT, SPECIAL EVENTS

SENIOR VICE PRESIDENT, BUSINESS STRATEGY & ANALYTICS

SENIOR VICE PRESIDENT, TICKET SALES & SERVICE

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matters relating to the media and public relations.

VICE PRESIDENT, COMMUNITY IMPACT

VICE PRESIDENT, FACILITIES & SPECIAL PROJECTS

VICE PRESIDENT, BROADCASTING & ENTERTAINMENT

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fulfillment, and retention of all Padres corporate partnerships.

VICE PRESIDENT, GENERAL COUNSEL

opportunities, to managing litigation and overseeing general ballpark operations.

SENIOR VICE PRESIDENT, ASSISTANT GENERAL MANAGER

Francisco and then traveled and taught English in South America.

FRED UHLMAN JR.

manager in November 2008.

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VICE PRESIDENT, PLAYER DEVELOPMENT

VICE PRESIDENT, BASEBALL RESEARCH & DEVELOPMENT

VICE PRESIDENT, BASEBALL SYSTEMS

North Park neighborhood of San Diego with his wife Angela.

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MANAGER & STAFF

MIKE SHILDT MANAGERIAL RECORDS

1 2018 49 STL 41 28 .594 162 3 0-0 -- 2

Total (4 years) 252 199 .559 451 4-9 .308 10

Mike Shildt in his introductory press conference after being named

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• Prior to his professional coaching debut, he was an assistant

COACHING CAREER • Underwent Tommy John surgery in 2004.

• From 2006-2008, he worked in the Pittsburgh Pirates system,

• Was signed by the Dodgers as a minor league free agent on