Showing posts with label A-Ball. Show all posts
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Friday, April 29, 2016

Weekly Check In: Jorge Mateo


The New York Yankees top prospect is not stealing bases like a man possessed thus far in 2016 but that doesn’t mean he’s necessarily having a bad season. Mateo has now played in over 40 games for the Tampa Yankees between his late season call up in 2015 and his start to the season in 2016 leaving many to wonder how long he will be in the Yankees High-A affiliate.

I know no more than you but I can use the past as an indicator, and these stats, to guess that Mateo will likely be in Trenton by or around the June time frame. That gives Mateo another month to fine tune his game and beat up on A-Ball pitching before taking what many believe to be the biggest step in a prospects path to the Major Leagues.


Mateo, we’re rooting for you because we want to see you in some capacity in 2017. Keep up the good work. 

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201621Tampa18811723222147820.329.400.500.900

Wednesday, March 16, 2016

Riverdogs Tickets So Close You Can Taste It



So Close You Can Almost Taste It;

RiverDogs Single Game Tickets on Sale Monday

Single Game Tickets Starting at Just $6

CHARLESTON, S.C. – As the Charleston RiverDogs prepare for the 20th season at The Joe, don’t miss the opportunity to secure your seats With the Crowd at the “Battle of the Beaches” Exhibition Opener on April 6 against Myrtle Beach, the Opening Night festivities on April 7, the Independence Day Celebration Weekend or any one of the 70 RiverDogs home games at Joseph P. Riley, Jr. Park.


At 12:01am on Monday, March 14, individual game tickets for the regular season will go on sale to the public with the convenience of purchasing print-at-home tickets online at www.riverdogs.com, 24 hours a day.


For those that prefer the old-fashioned way of buying tickets, The Joe’s box office will open by phone and in-person orders beginning 9amTuesday, March 15. Open six days a week, the box office hours are Monday through Friday, 9am to 5pm and Saturdays from 10am to 4pm.


“We are excited to have our single game tickets go on sale,” said RiverDogs President and General Manager Dave Echols. “There’s just something special about Opening Day baseball and this year’s opener should be extra special as we celebrate our 20th season at The Joe.”

Along the banks of the scenic Ashley River, the excitement at The Joe kicks off with an Opening Week that includes an exhibition opener against Myrtle Beach on Wednesday, April 6 at 7:05pm when the RiverDogs clash with the Pelicans in the battle for coastal supremacy. Charleston opens the regular season the following night with all the pomp and circumstance fans have come to expect. The Opening Night spectacular features an exhilarating postgame fireworks show and the first of 12 Budweiser Thirsty Thursdays presented by 95SX as Charleston celebrates two decades at Riley Park to start the seven game homestand (April 7-10 vs. Columbia Fireflies and April 11-13 vs. Asheville Tourists).

Opening Weekend will also feature a Friday night fireworks spectacular presented by Home Telecom and Mix 96 and an explosive postgame showcase on Saturday by David “The Bullet” Smith who brings his human cannonball show to the Lowcountry for the first rendition of “Saturdays Live at The Joe” presented by Kickin’ 92.5 and Star 99.7. On Sunday, the RiverDogs unveil their specialty Holy City uniforms for the first time and it’s a Kids Club Sunday presented by Charleston County Parks & Recreation and Y102.5 where Lowcountry youth eat for free, enjoy pregame catch on the field, and run the bases postgame presented by CPI Security.

Among the other home games that often sell out quickly, the Independence Day Weekend Celebration presented by Bush’s Baked Beans from July 1-3 features a massive postgame fireworks extravaganza at the conclusion of each game of the series against the Augusta GreenJackets.


Once again, the RiverDogs have worked to keep the entertainment value of all tickets at a premium. A multitude of ticket opportunities are available, with pricing remaining at just $6 for those that purchase their tickets in advance for all Saturday-Thursday games.


For additional information and to secure your tickets, please head to www.riverdogs.com or contact the The Joe’s box office at (843) 577-DOGS (3647). If you can't make the games, remember that RiverDogs baseball can be heard all season on the flagship radio home, WTMA 1250 AM.


--RIVERDOGS--

Sunday, March 13, 2016

Dog Days of Summer Coming to the Holy City as RiverDogs Release 2016 Promotional Schedule



Holy City Sundays, Saturdays Live at The Joe, and the Bobbl’ection Highlight the RiverDogs’

20th Season at The Joe

CHARLESTON, SC – It’s hard to surpass 19 years of unprecedented fun in one of the most highly-regarded venues in Minor League Baseball.

The Charleston RiverDogs have merited countless accolades that include the Ballpark Digest’s 2015 Organization of the Year Award presented to the RiverDogs owners, The Goldklang Group, a pair of South Atlantic League Excellence in Marketing Awards, two Larry MacPhail Trophies awarded to the most outstanding promotional effort in minor league baseball, and an all-time attendance record set last year. As the RiverDogs open the gates to a new season at Joseph P. Riley, Jr. Park for the 20th time, they’ll try to top it all once again.

While keeping their storied history in mind, the RiverDogs announce the promotional calendar highlighted by weekly headliners Saturdays Live at The Joe, Holy City Sundays and the 2016 Bobbl’ection.

“Every year we pride ourselves on giving fans something fresh to look forward to on our calendar while maintaining some of the tried and true promotions that have entertained our fans for years,” said RiverDogs President and General Manager Dave Echols. “This year will be no different and we’re thrilled to be bringing out some of our best promotions to date while still reflecting on what has made us so successful in the past as we celebrate the 20th year at The Joe.”

This year, the RiverDogs are rolling out the “Take Me Out With the Crowd” campaign. Referencing one of the most recognized songs in sports, the theme will be present throughout the 2016 season as the RiverDogs encourage fans join in the collective experience at the ballpark as Charleston celebrates the milestone year at The Joe.

WEEKLY PROMOS

Saturdays: Fans can continue to expect the unexpected as they join “With the Crowd” in a summer series of postgame shows. “Saturdays Live at The Joe” presented by Kickin’ 92.5 and Star 99.7 will quickly become a staple in Charleston as the RiverDogs present a different postgame showcase for all 11 Saturdays. The RiverDogs start the Saturday series off with a bang on April 9 when David “The Bullet” Smith brings his Human Cannonball Show to the Lowcountry. The Saturday series will feature other unique acts that include “Caturday Night at The Joe” as we embrace our feline cousins for a night of internet cat video festivities on August 6 and Speed Painter Tim Decker at the June 4 game against Kannapolis. Fans can also get the game early each Saturday for pregame autographs from the RiverDogs players.

Sundays: The RiverDogs embrace Charleston’s “Holy City” moniker that has defined the community as a place of unity for centuries. The club will wear specialty uniforms that proudly display the “Holy City” namesake across their pinstriped tops with a new HC emblem on the caps. In association with Charleston County Parks & Recreation and Y102.5, every Sunday is a Kids Club Sunday where fans enjoy free parking and Lowcountry youth eat for free, enjoy pregame catch on the field, and run the bases postgame presented by CPI Security.

Mondays: We put the “Dog” in RiverDogs as Dog Days return, this time as a featured weekly promotion in partnership with Z93. On all eight Mondays, bring your pup to cheer with the crowd as you enjoy $1 beers and $1 hot dogs presented by Miller Lite. “Dogs with a Cause” also returns on Monday nights, and for the first time in association with Blackbaud, Inc. The RiverDogs and Blackbaud, the local software and services leader for the global philanthropic community, will share the spotlight with a different local nonprofit each Monday.

Tuesdays: Take advantage of another great night to get out with the crowd on Miller Lite “Take Me Out” Tuesdays presented by Harris Teeter and NASH FM. Special ticket packages include a 2-for-$20 deal that includes two tickets and two meals for just $20. In-game promotions are certain to be full of tandem fun for all the duos in attendance.

Wednesdays: Join in the fun on WEZL Wednesdays at The Joe as the RiverDogs and 103.5 WEZL team up for weekly promotions featuring surprise appearances from the 103.5 DJ team. The RiverDogs tip their caps to seniors and service industry members with two great opportunities to enjoy a night out. Seniors 65+ that enter the gates by 7pm get a free hot dog, chips, and drink. Presented by the Greater Charleston Restaurant Association, service industry workers can also take advantage of food specials and seating in a reserved area. Each week, The Joe will highlight a different sector of the local service industry as workers from one of the best hospitality cities in America go head-to-head in a series of “Chopped” style competitions.

Thursdays: The ever popular Budweiser Thirsty Thursdays presented by 95SX begin on Opening Night on April 7 and conclude with the season finale when the RiverDogs host Hagerstown on September 1. For all 12 Thirsty Thursdays, fans enjoy $1 beers all night long at the Ashley View Pub as they enjoy the scintillating tunes of Charleston’s own DJ Natty Heavy.

Fridays: A pair of RiverDogs classics highlight the docket as fans complete the work week with a bang with an explosive postgame fireworks show presented by Home Telecom and Mix96 every Friday at Riley Park. The RiverDogs will wear specialty red uniforms to honor our military as part of Red Shirt Fridays in association with ISHPI. Fans that wear red to the game get $1 off their ticket purchase at the gate with the option to donate it to the Wounded Warrior Corps.

Continuing our commitment to the local armed forces community, the RiverDogs will pay homage to a total of 70 past or present military members as a different local military hero is appropriately spotlighted at each game.

PROMO HIGHLIGHTS

April 6: “Battle of the Beaches” Exhibition Game Opener – The RiverDogs clash with the Myrtle Beach Pelicans in the battle for coastal supremacy as Charleston hosts an in-state rival. The exhibition opener against the High-A affiliate of the Chicago Cubs will be the first of two contests between the clubs, with another game slated for next season at TicketReturn.com Field. The RiverDogs will showcase good old fashioned hospitality to make the Pelicans feel right at home with putt-putt golf holes on the concourse and airbrushed t-shirts. A portion of the night’s proceeds benefit the MUSC Shawn Jenkins Children’s Hospital. As Charleston battles it out with the Cubbie affiliate, only one question remains: Who will Bill Murray be pulling for?

April 7: Opening Night – Always THE place to be in Charleston, Opening Night features a magnet schedule giveaway and will be the first of 12 Budweiser Thirsty Thursdays. The RiverDogs host the newest members of the South Atlantic League as the Columbia Fireflies, the Class-A affiliate of the New York Mets, come to town in the first rendition of the Palmetto State’s version of the Subway Series. The first of 15 postgame fireworks extravaganzas will follow as we open the 20th season at The Joe with a bang.

May 6: Darius Rucker Surprise 50th Birthday Celebration - The RiverDogs celebrate the 50th birthday of native Charlestonian Darius Rucker. Fans can sign his giant birthday card, enjoy cake and stick around for a fantastic fireworks display to the tunes of Rucker’s favorite hits. But remember, it's a surprise, so don't tell him.

May 24: Night of Man – The RiverDogs tip their collective caps to the Y-chromosome holders on a night of testosterone, machismo, and body hair. Between inning promotions are sure to be chalked full of manly feats of strength.

June 11: Larry Doby Heritage Night – The RiverDogs honor the legacy of Larry Doby, the first African-American player to appear in the American League. The RiverDogs and Asheville Tourists will wear specialty Negro League uniforms of the Newark Eagles, Doby’s former team, and the Frontier Greys. The Hall of Fame outfielder and Camden, SC native collected over 1,500 hits in his 13-year Major League career with the Indians, White Sox, and Tigers after being given his shot in pro ball by HOF owner Bill Veeck. Doby’s ground-breaking career will be highlighted for two nights as part of Larry Doby Weekend presented by SC State University. Charleston’s own Cannon Street All-Stars Little League alumni will be in attendance and 1,000 local underprivileged youth will receive tickets for the Saturday night ballgame.

June 12: Charleston Strong Night – Building off the theme of togetherness highlighted at each Holy City Sunday at The Joe, the RiverDogs and the community will honor the memory of the nine fallen members of the Mother Emanuel AME tragedy. The RiverDogs continue to celebrate Larry Doby Weekend presented by SC State University with former Negro League players being honored at the Sunday night contest against Asheville.

July 1: Watermelon Day – At this annual summer celebration, we highlight everyone’s favorite homegrown fruit presented by the South Carolina Watermelon Association. The Watermelon Queen will grace the ballpark with her presence and in-game promotions will give fans a chance to show off their seed spitting prowess.

July 1-3: Independence Weekend Fireworks Spectacular – The RiverDogs celebrate our nation’s independence with three days of blowing up stuff. Watch the sky light up over the scenic Ashley River all weekend after each game of the series against Augusta. Presented by Bush’s Baked Beans, the American classic will be prevalent all weekend long with in-game eating contests and baked bean splendor throughout the Independence Day festivities with lovable Bush’s mascot Duke set to make an appearance.

August 8: Rainbows Night – The RiverDogs turn back the clock and tip our caps to the days when names like Hall of Famer Roberto Alomar and David Cone called Charleston home. The RiverDogs will become the Charleston Rainbows again, complete with throwback Rainbows uniforms, for one night only presented by Dudley’s on Ann and Charleston Pride. The jerseys will also be auctioned during the game. It’s a salute to days past for locals to remember the Charleston Rainbows and historic College Park.

August 23: Bobbl’ection 2016– Fans can also mark their calendars as the RiverDogs play host to the democratic process with the fourth rendition of the Bobbl’ection. Heading to the polls has never been more fun. Get to the gates early to "vote" for either the Democrat or Republican candidate. Five hundred bobbleheads will be available for both sides and the first group to run out will be declared the winner.

August 1: Fan Appreciation Night– It’s the most important night of the season as we celebrate what has made 20 years at The Joe possible -- THE FANS. A postgame fireworks show will follow the conclusion of the home finale against Hagerstown.

Other features include three Military Appreciation Nights presented by ISHPI (Thursday May 19, Saturday July 16, and Wednesday August 24), a pair of Education Days (Wednesday April 13, Tuesday May 10) for school groups, and this year’s Big Splash Day (Wednesday, July 13) where fans can beat the heat as The Joe becomes a water park for a day.

The RiverDogs, the Class A affiliate of the New York Yankees, begin their season - the 20th in their history at The Joe - on April 6 with an exhibition game against the Myrtle Beach Pelicans at 7:05 pm and then follow that with Opening Night, also at 7:05 pm, that begins a seven-game homestand. Single game tickets go on sale online on Monday, April 14 at 9am and in person at the box office starting on Tuesday, April 15 at 9am. Ticket information may be secured by contacting the box office at (843)577-DOGS (3647) or online at www.riverdogs.com.



--RIVERDOGS--

Friday, March 11, 2016

GLOBAL ACTION SPORTS PHENOMENON NITRO CIRCUS LIVE MAKES CHARLESTON DEBUT

Spectacular New Show Visits “The Joe” September 2 During North American Tour

Tickets On Sale Friday, March 4 at 10am
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CHARLESTON, SC – March 3, 2016 – Direct from sell out shows across the globe, Travis Pastrana’s Nitro Circus Live will visit Charleston for the first time in history when it returns to North America for a 40-city tour starting in April. Fans now have the chance to see the death-defying stunts and mind-blowing tricks that have captivated sold out audiences worldwide when Nitro Circus Live, the most explosive live event to ever visit Charleston, takes over “The Joe” -- Joseph P. Riley, Jr. Park -- on Friday, September 2. Tickets are on sale March 4 at 10am at nitrocircus.com and rileyparkevents.com.



Nitro Circus’ daredevils, the greatest action sports stars on the planet, will perform the most incredible choreographed riding routines in freestyle motocross (FMX), BMX, skate and more for a theatrical spectacular area fans have never experienced before. Highlights include the explosive “Nitro Bomb” featuring all riders simultaneously flipping through the air. During FMX trains, riders slice and dice, wheel-to-wheel mere inches apart before descending to earth for a smooth landing. The (in)famous 40-foot Giganta ramp is the centerpiece of the action and launches brave Nitro Circus riders high above the crowds while attempting another flurry of jaw-dropping tricks on ridiculous contraptions like trikes, a recliner, a bathtub and much more.



Nitro Circus Live has sold out legendary arenas such as Madison Square Garden in New York and the O2 in London. More than 35,000 people packed Johannesburg’s FNB Stadium, site of the 2010 soccer World Cup final, for a massive 2014 show; 45,000 filled Melbourne’s Rod Laver Arena, the second highest attendance of any touring act at that venue. Now, Charleston fans do not want to miss their chance to see Nitro Circus Live.


Check out show highlights here.


Tickets go on sale to the general public Friday, March 4.


Fans looking for the ultimate Nitro Circus experience will want to get their hands on the all-new Nitro Club VIP package. Starting at just $79 each, plus applicable service fees, these exclusive passes include the best seats in the house, watching the final 20 minutes of rider rehearsals, as well as a chance to get up close and personal with the stars of Nitro Circus during an exclusive Q & A. Nitro Club pass holders will also receive a souvenir lanyard and electronically signed Nitro Circus poster, as well as a chance to win cool Nitro Circus swag.


The positive economic impact the tour will generate also means Charleston businesses can anticipate receiving a major boost with the show’s arrival drawing thousands of people to their cities.


“Hotels, restaurants, bars and practically every other business in Charleston will benefit from having Nitro Circus Live in town,” says Porra. “Through audience research we’ve seen that fans are blown away, saying it’s the most exciting show they’ve ever seen. We’re thrilled to bring an event that has sold out huge stadiums across the globe to these new cities.”


For Nitro Circus news, tour updates, full rider lineup, exclusive behind-the-scenes content, and more, go to http://www.nitrocircus.com. Follow Nitro Circus on Twitter: @nitrocircus and Facebook: www.facebook.com/NitroCircus. Athletes subject to change.


About Nitro Circus

Named by Forbes magazine in 2015 as one of America’s Most Promising Companies, Nitro Circus continues to position itself as the world’s leading youth action sports & entertainment brand. From humble beginnings in 2003 – with Jeremy Rawle, Gregg Godfrey and extreme sports superstar Travis Pastrana producing DVDs from a Utah garage -- to a smash TV series which has aired in over 60 countries, Nitro Circus has exploded to global popularity. In 2012, Nitro Circus: The Movie 3D, featuring cast members from the hit television series, was released in cinemas worldwide. In 2015, Nitro Circus announced a partnership with NBC Sports Ventures. The multi-year strategic alliance will feature TV specials and series programming airing nationally in the U.S. on NBC and NBCSN as well as streamed on NBC Sports Live Extra.


The TV show was transformed by current CEO and action sports industry guru Michael Porra into a must-see live event in 2010, creating the global touring phenomenon that is Nitro Circus Live. Since its inaugural Australian trek five years ago, the show has travelled the globe, obliterating box office records and cultivating a legion of diehard fans. Nitro Circus has now rolled across five continents, blown away over two million fans and sold-out shows in the United States, Canada, Europe, Australia, New Zealand, China, Japan, the Middle East and South Africa. After close to 100 shows globally in 2015 and a packed 2016 touring schedule visiting even more cities coming up, Nitro Circus is the world’s most successful action sports touring brand.

Thursday, March 10, 2016

Quick Hit: Yankees Owner Buys the Memphis Redbirds


No, not that Yankees owner. Not Hal or Hank Steinbrenner but one of the Yankees minority owners, Peter Freund, has purchased a franchise from the St. Louis Cardinals. Nearly two years about being bought by St. Louis the Memphis Redbirds have a new owner in Freund.

The Memphis Redbirds are a minor league affiliate that plays in the Pacific Coast League (Triple-A) and is just one of the umbrella organizations that makes the St. Louis Cardinals the most profitable team in all of Major League Baseball according to FORBES Magazine. Redbirds GM Craig Unger will remain with the team and will be promoted to president and general manager as a part of the transaction.

The St. Louis Cardinals will maintain a minority ownership stake with the team and the team will remain a Cardinals affiliate going forward, at least that’s the plan now, and will remain in the city of Memphis. This is not unprecedented, just as an FYI, though as Freund also principally owns the Class-A Williamsport Crosscutters (Philadelphia Phillies minor league team in the New York-Penn League) and the Charleston Riverdogs in Low-A for the Yankees.


What does this mean to us and the New York Yankees in general? Absolutely nothing, don’t fret. Just a nice little nugget of information I figured I would pass along thing morning. Enjoy and have a great day!

RiverDogs to Host Auditions to Sing National Anthem on March 31



Fans Offered Chance to Try out for a Spot Under the Lights at The Joe in 2016

CHARLESTON, SC – Each season, a group of Major League hopefuls with dreams of one day playing in the Bronx arrive to the Lowcountry. While each summer Charleston showcases the future stars of the “The Show,” the RiverDogs also offer a shot to any star performer dreaming of a chance under the bright lights at The Joe this year.

This season, the RiverDogs will once again offer fans the opportunity to join the ranks of Darius Rucker, Elise Testone, Mark Bryan, and Eddie Bush who’ve all showcased their talents singing the Star-Spangled Banner over the years at Riley Park.

The Class-A affiliate of the New York Yankees will host auditions for those wishing to perform the Star-Spangled Banner on Thursday, March 31 from 4-7 pm behind home plate at The Joe. Should inclement weather persist, there will be no makeup date as in years past, but video auditions will be accepted.

Whether you are a talented vocalist or can play the Star-Spangled Banner via instrument, patrons are invited to be creative yet respectful and perform our National Anthem in whatever fashion they choose.

"Each season we’re always impressed with the musical talent in Charleston that turns out for these auditions,” said RiverDogs Director of Community Relations Haley Kirchner. “This event has become something of a tradition in the Lowcountry and a reminder that RiverDogs baseball is almost here.”

Auditions are open to performers of all kinds and ensembles of nine or less. Groups of 10 or more are asked to partake in the RiverDogs Group Anthem Program at www.riverdogs.com.

Everyone is asked to audition regardless of whether they have performed at a game in previous seasons or not. Those auditioning must fill out an audition form that can be found at www.riverdogs.com. Forms must be filled out and submitted to communityrelations@riverdogs.comprior to the audition day.

Please note that by auditioning, it does not guarantee a spot and also being chosen for the audition pool does not guarantee a game due to the overwhelming popularity and strength of performers in the area. In the past, the RiverDogs have routinely had more qualified performers than available game dates.

For additional information on the auditions, please contact Haley Kirchner at (843)723-7241 or at communityrelations@riverdogs.com.

The RiverDogs, the Class A affiliate of the New York Yankees, begin their season - the 20th in their history at Joseph P. Riley Park - on April 6 with an exhibition game against the Myrtle Beach Pelicans at 7:05 pm and then follow that with Opening Night, also at 7:05 pm, that begins a seven-game homestand that features in-state rival Columbia Fireflies (April 7-10) and the Asheville Tourists (April 11-13). Ticket information may be secured by contact the box office at (843) 577-DOGS (3647) or online at www.riverdogs.com.

Sunday, February 28, 2016

TGP Prospects Month Top 29 Prospects List - #2 Jorge Mateo


Uh oh, I didn't follow the pack leader and put Jorge Mateo as the best and top Yankees prospect in the entire farm system. How many people do you think clicked off the site when they saw Mateo get less than first? I'll let you know tomorrow but really the top three are pretty interchangeable in my opinion so it's not meant to be a slap to Mateo. Mateo is great and he could be the Yankees best prospect and he may be ultimately. The thing with prospect lists though is it's all left up to interpretation. Some use the players ceilings as their main basis for the ranking and some factor in other factors like age, whether he was drafted out of High School or college and their proximity to the Major Leagues.

The latter is the reason for me having Mateo ranked #2 behind the obvious #1 prospect Gary Sanchez. Sanchez is in Triple-A and where Aaron Judge, a fellow RailRider, struggled Sanchez flourished. It's also worth mentioning that Sanchez flourished when he wasn't expected to. He was up to fill in for an injured Austin Romine and was expected to go back to Double-A when Romine returned, Sanchez made the Yankees give him a spot. He then got another opportunity to build his stock in the Arizona Fall League while Mateo is still in A-Ball.

A ton can happen between now and the time that Mateo presumably gets to the Major Leagues. Injuries, lack of production, who knows. If we were playing MLB The Show on Playstation Mateo is likely ranked higher because he is likely the better player but he's also the furthest away from the majors out of the Yankees Top 5. For that reason alone I place Sanchez ahead of Mateo, no disrespect intended. I love Mateo, but I love Sanchez too.

2. Jorge Mateo
3. Aaron Judge
4. James Kaprielian
5. Robert Refsnyder
6. Domingo Acevedo
7. Dustin Fowler
8. Wilkerman Garcia
9. Ian Clarkin
10. Brady Lail
11. Jacob Lindgren
12. Bryan Mitchell
13. Drew Finley
14. Mason Williams
15. Slade Heathcott
16. Abi Avelino
17. Hoy-Jun Park
18. Luis Torrens
19. Cale Coshow
20. Chance Adams
21. Miguel Andujar
22. Jonathan Holder
23. Tyler Wade
24. Nick Rumbelow
25.Jordan Montgomery
26.Trey Amburgey
27. Ben Gamel
28. Austin DeCarr
29. Thairo Estrada
30. James Pazos