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VOLCANOESS A L E M K E I Z E R2015 VOLCANOES SCHEDULE

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Home games start at 6:35 p.m. MondaySaturday;

and 5:05 on Sunday.

Call 503-390-2225 for tickets or visit

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VOLCANOESS A L E M K E I Z E R2015 SALEM-KEIZER VOLCANOES INFORMATION GUIDE1. Club Directory

Volcanoes Staff Stadium Information

2. The 2015 Volcanoes Manager and Coaches Profiles Player Information Volcanoes Roster

3. The Northwest League League Directory The Teams

4. 2014 in Review Story of the Season The Season, Day-by-Day Volcanoes Statistics Final NWL Standings and Statistics

5. 1997-2013 in Review Story of each Season The Seasons, Day-by-Day Volcanoes Statistics Final NWL Standings and League Leaders

6. Northwest League Championship Series Box scores Volcanoes Statistics Northwest League Champions 1955-Present

7. Franchise Records Single Season Top 10s Year-by-Year Batting and Pitching Leaders Individual and Team Records Team and Stadium Facts and Firsts

8. History Professional Baseball in Salem-Keizer The Bellingham Era Volcanoes All-Time Roster Franchise Players in the Major Leagues Volcanoes Year-by-Year

The Salem-Keizer Volcanoes Information and Media Guide was written, edited and produced by Robert Schreier and Rick Nelson, and designed by Robert Haddan. Statistical and historical sources include: Major League Baseball Advanced Media, Minor League Baseball, Baseball Americas Almanac, The Sporting News Baseball Guide and Register, SportsTicker Enterprises, The Encyclopedia of Minor League Baseball and the Statesman-Journal. The Guide is available at Volcanoes Stadium, the Volcanoes website (www.volcanoesbaseball.com) or through the mail by writing to: Salem-Keizer Volcanoes, P.O. Box 20936, Keizer, OR 97307


VOLCANOESS A L E M K E I Z E RTABLE OF CONTENTS

2015 Volcanoes Schedule ............................................................... 2Volcanoes Front Office Staff ............................................................ 5Radio Broadcast Information ........................................................... 5Inside Volcanoes Stadium ............................................................... 6Organization Affiliations ................................................................. 7Volcanoes Field Staff ....................................................................... 8Northwest League of Professional Baseball .................................... 132014 Season: A Roller-Coaster Summer ......................................................15

2014 VOLCANOES BATTING ..................................................... 182014 VOLCANOES PITCHING .................................................... 182014 VOLCANOES FIELDING .................................................... 192014 TEAM LEADERS ............................................................... 202014 SINGLE GAME LEADERS ................................................... 20VOLCANOES HIGHS AND LOWS 2014 ....................................... 21VOLCANOES MISCELLANEOUS 2014 ......................................... 212014 NORTHWEST LEAGUE REVIEW .......................................... 222014 NORTHWEST LEAGUE ALL-STAR TEAMS ........................... 232014 NORTHWEST LEAGUE SUMMARY ...................................... 24

2013 Season: A Return to Dominance ...........................................................252012 Season: Second-Half Surge Falls Short .............................................342011 Season: Four All-Stars and an MVP ....................................................422010 Season: Unfamiliar Territory ...................................................................502009 Season: Another season, another championship ........................582008 Season: Divisional Three-Peat ..............................................................672007 Season: National Team of the Year .....................................................762006 Season: A Season for the Ages ..............................................................852005 Season: Chasing Vancouver ....................................................................922004 Season: A Golden Anniversary ...............................................................992003 Season: Where Giant Dreams Begin ................................................. 1062002 Season: Let The Lava Flow .................................................................... 113

2001 Season: A Baseball Odyssey ................................................................. 1202000 Season: Building With Stanley Tools................................................ 1271999 Season: A Sprint To The Finish........................................................... 1341998 Season: A Championship For Salem-Keizer ................................ 1411997 Season: Playing On A Field Of Dreams .......................................... 148Northwest League Championship Series .................................................. 155

2009 ..................................................................................... 1562008 ..................................................................................... 1592007 ..................................................................................... 1642006 ..................................................................................... 1672003 ..................................................................................... 1702001 ..................................................................................... 1721998 ..................................................................................... 175Northwest League Champions ............................................... 179

Volcanoes Single-Season Top 10: Batting.................................... 180Volcanoes Single-Season Top 10: Pitching .................................. 181Volcanoes Franchise Records ...................................................... 182Volcanoes Firsts ....................................................................... 188Volcanoes Stadium Facts and Firsts ............................................. 189Professional Baseball In Salem: 1940-1996 ................................. 190Professional Baseball in Salem-Keizer ......................................... 194History: The Bellingham Era ........................................................ 195Bellingham Players in the Major Leagues ..................................... 196All-Time Volcanoes Roster .......................................................... 197Salem-Keizer Players in the Major Leagues ................................. 201Volcanoes Yearly Batting Leaders ................................................ 203Volcanoes Yearly Pitching Leaders............................................... 204Volcanoes Year-by-Year ............................................................. 205Opening Day Lineups .................................................................. 210Opening Night Ceremonial First Pitch .......................................... 210


VOLCANOESS A L E M K E I Z E RVOLCANOES FRONT OFFICE STAFF

RADIO BROADCAST INFORMATION

Jerry Walker President/General Manager 503.390.2225, ext. 3011 [email protected]

Bea Howard Director of Ticket Operations 503.390.2225, ext. 3007 [email protected]

Rick Nelson Vice President of Operations 503.390.2225, ext. 3010 [email protected]

Jerry Howard Senior Account Executive 503.390.2225, ext. 3002 [email protected]

Tom Leip President, Business Opertions 503-390-2225, ext. 3012 [email protected]

Rob Schreier Account Executive 503-390-2225, ext. 3003 [email protected]

Join broadcasters Rob Schreier (home play-by-play) and Jamie Daffner (home analysis, away play-by-play) all season long as the Volcanoes search for their sixth Northwest League title. Volcanoes Live has you covered in 2015, bringing you game broadcasts of the preseason, all 76 regular season con-tests, and the Northwest League playoffs in early September.

PLUS! For the first time in team history, the Volcanoes game broadcasts will be mobile friendly! Take Salem-Keizer with you anywhere you go, tuning into the broadcast on your mobile device.

THREE WAYS TO LISTEN

Online at volcanoesbaseball.com1

The TuneIn Radio app 2

The MiLB First Pitch app3


VOLCANOESS A L E M K E I Z E RINSIDE VOLCANOES STADIUM

Volcanoes Stadium6700 Field of Dreams WayPO Box 20936Keizer OR 97307

Phone: 503-390-2225Fax: 503-390-2227

[email protected]

Ballpark DimensionsLeft Field: 325 feetCenter Field: 405 feetRight Field: 325 feet

Directions Exit I-5 #260 Chemawa Road West one block to Stadium Way North three blocks to Keizer Station Blvd. North three blocks to Volcanoes Stadium

Important Phone NumbersFront Office 503-390-2225

Press Box 503-851-3122Visiting Radio 503-463-1143Home Radio 503-463-1360

www.volcanoesbaseball.com Current standings and statistics Player information Team and stadium information Schedules Special events Press releases NWL information and links Links to San Francisco Giants

and Minor League affiliates


VOLCANOESS A L E M K E I Z E RORGANIZATION AFFILIATIONS

SAN FRANCISCO GIANTSMLB National League

AT&T Park24 Willie Mays Plaza San Francisco, CA 94107

415-972-2000 www.sfgiants.com

SACRAMENTO RIVER CATSAAA Pacific Coast League

Raley Field400 Ballpark Drive West Sacramento, CA 95691

916-376-4722 www.rivercats.com

RICHMOND FLYING SQUIRRELSAA Eastern League

The Diamond3001 N. Boulevard Richmond, VA 23230

804-359-3866 www.squirrelsbaseball.com

AUGUSTA GREENJACKETSA South Atlantic League

Lake Olmstead Stadium78 Milledge Road Augusta, GA 30904

706-736-7889 www.greenjacketsbaseball.com

SAN JOSE GIANTSA-Advanced California League

Municipal StadiumPO Box 21727 San Jose, CA 95151408-297-1435 www.sjgiants.com


VOLCANOESS A L E M K E I Z E RVOLCANOES FIELD STAFF

KYLE HAINES, MANAGER

Kyle Haines will begin his first season as manager of the Salem-Keizer Volcanoes in 2015. Haines was an infielder for Salem-Keizer for 32 games in 2004 and is the first former Volcanoes player to manage the club. Haines managed the Frontier Greys of the independent Frontier League last season, his first as a manager in professional baseball. He guided the Greys to a 29-66 record, which was impressive considering the Greys didnt have a home ballpark all of their games were played on the road.I approach playing and coaching baseball as if it was a marathon, said Haines. But, the catch is that each day is a sprint. I dont believe in coasting because tomorrow is not guaranteed in this business.Haines, 32, was selected by the Giants in the 31st round of the 2004 MLB First-Year Player Draft from Eastern Illinois University. He spent part of his rookie season with the Volcanoes and went on to play 10 years professionally. Haines also played in the Cleveland Indians organization and for a handful of independent league clubs. During his Giants minor league career, Haines played alongside the likes of Tim Lincecum, Sergio Romo, Pablo Sandoval, Jonathan Sanchez and Travis Ishikawa. The infielder was a member of four championship teams in the minor leagues (2004 Arizona Rookie League Giants, 2005 San Jose Giants, 2007 San Jose Giants, 2009 Akron Aeros). Haines notched the go-ahead RBI single in game five of the 2007 California League Champship series for San Jose. In 2008, Haines enjoyed his best statistic season and made the All-Star Game in the Double-A Eastern League as a short stop of the Connecticut Defenders. Haines joins his older brother, Andy Haines, as a manager in affiliated baseball. The older Haines served as manager of the New Orleans Zephyrs, the Triple-A affiliate of the Miami Marlins, in 2014. Kyle is the youngest of three siblings of Joe and Rita Haines from Effingham, Illinois.

RICKY WARD, COACH

Ricky Ward is in his 10th year coaching for the Giants system and his ninth year as hitting coach with Salem-Keizer. Ward has guided some of the leagues most successful offensive groups in recent memory, including Northwest League Championship teams in 2006, 2007 and 2009. The 2007 squad finished with a franchise-best .289 average and 497 runs scored (6.5 per game), leading to a league-best 57-19 record and a second-straight Northwest League title. Ward returned to the organization after having played in the Giants farm system from 1990-93. Ward was on the Western Oregon University coaching staff from 2003-05, after beginning his coaching career as a volunteer assistant at the University of Portland in 2002.Ward was a former infielder drafted in the 10th round by the Giants in 1989 out of Chemeketa Community College in Salem.

MATT YOURKIN, COACH

Matt Yourkin embarks on his third campaign as a pitching coach with Salem-Keizer. Yourkin joined the Volcanoes after serving as a left-handed batting practice pitcher for the major league squad during the first half of the 2013 season. The former minor league pitcher played nine seasons with the Florida Marlins and Giants. He was selected by San Francisco from Florida in the Rule V Draft in 2008. Yourkin climbed to the ranks of Triple-A with the Marlins and Giants, including two consecutive years in the rotation with the Fresno Grizzlies. In total, Yourkin appeared in 326 games amassing 706 innings.Yourkin graduated from Napa High School in California where he lettered three years in baseball and two years in football. He attended St. Marys (CA) College and was later signed by the Marlins as a non-drafted free agent. Yourkin and his family currently reside in Gilbert, Arizona.


VOLCANOESS A L E M K E I Z E RMichael Connolly, RHP #23Ht: 6-1 Wt: 180 B/T: R/RBorn: 10/31/1991 (23) Hometown: Bridgewater, MAObtained: 2013 Draft27th (University of Maine)

Began his second season in the Giants system in 2014 with Rookie AZLWas a 27th round selection out of the University of Maine in 2013 where he played catcher as well as pitcher...First player in American East Conference history to be an All-American at two positions...His

father was drafted by the Cleveland Indians in 1982.

YEAR W-L ERA G-GS IP H R ER BB SO SV

2014 (AZL/AUG) 2-1 2.53 15- 0 21.1 13 6 6 8 20 0

EJ Encinosa, RHP #31Ht: 6-5 Wt: 230 B/T: R/RBorn: 8/5/1991 (23) Hometown: Miami, FLObtained: 2012 Draft7th (University of Miami)

Returns to Salem-Keizer for the third consecutive year and fourth overall in the Giants systemWent 11 consecutive outings in 2014 without surrendering a run as late-inning reliever Tied for the NWL in holds with sevenMid-Season NWL All-Star... Suffered season-ending arm injury

in 2013 with Salem-Keizer. Saw action in 14 games with a 3.12 ERA.


2014 (S-K) 4-1 2.39 27-9 26.1 20 8 7 10 22 1

Rayan Hernandez, RHP #46Ht: 6-4 Wt: 285 B/T: R/RBorn: 9/24/1995 (19) Hometown: Bayamon, PRObtained: 2013 Draft34th (PR Baseball Academy)

Began second season in the Giants system in 2014 with Rookie AZLLed the league with seven holds Stellar in relief allowing just 5 earned runs in 29.1 innings...Did not allow a run in his last 11 outings over 17.2 innings spanning 7/24-8/27Drafted out of the Puerto Rico Baseball Academy

in 2013From same hometown as Major Leaguer Yadier Molina.


2014 (AZL) 0-3 1.53 21-0 29.1 21 6 5 9 25 0

Jarret Leverett, LHP #21Ht: 6-3 Wt: 200 B/T: R/LBorn: 10/9/89 (25) Hometown: Eatonton, GAObtained: Free Agent2015

Signed as a free agent in late May with the Giants after two seasons in independent Frontier League In 2014, pitched for new manager Kyle Haines former club, the Frontier GreysWill make MiLB debut with the Volcanoes this summer after being drafted by the Minnesota Twins in 2012 but

sidelined in 2013 with a season-ending injury before being released.


2014 (FRON) 0-6 2.72 33-0 46.1 41 22 14 22 44 5

Ramon Del Orbe, RHP #45Ht: 5-11 Wt: 190 B/T: R/RBorn: 2/17/1992 (23) Hometown: Cotui, Sanchez Ramirez, DRObtained: Rule 5 Draft2014

Began his seventh season in minors this spring with the Giants with Low-A Augusta, appearing in 14 games out the bullpenSelected by San Francisco in the 2014 Rule-5 Draft from the Miami Marlins organizationOvercame a season-ending head injury in 2013 Signed as

a free agent in 2009 as a 17-year-old.


2015 (AUG) 0-2 4.91 14-0 29.1 30 20 16 12 27 1

Nick Gonzalez, LHP #26Ht: 6-4 Wt: 235 B/T: L/LBorn: 6/26/92 (22) Hometown: Secaucus, NJObtained: 2013 Draft24th (Univ. of South Florida)

Began his third season in the Giants system with Low-A Augusta in 2014 before being transferred to Salem-KeizerWas a workhorse for the Volcanoes in 2014, starting 14 games and tossing 71 innings...Attended the University of South Florida... Led South Florida in strikeouts

his junior season before being selected in the 27th round of the draft.


2014 (S-K) 2-5 4.06 15-14 71.0 69 45 32 28 47 0

Andrew Leenhouts, LHP #39Ht: 6-3 Wt: 225 B/T: L/LBorn: 3/28/1990 (25) Hometown: Franklin, MAObtained: 2012 Draft23rd (Northeastern University)

Returns for the third time to Salem-Keizer after brief stint in 2015 with High-A San Jose...Appeared in 3 games in the California League (2 starts)In 2014, made 11 starts before moving to the bullpen Finished 5th in NWL with 71 strikeoutsWent 9-2 with a 2.38 ERA as a starter

with Salem-Keizer in 2013, finishing T-2nd in franchise history with 9 wins.


2014 (S-K) 3-4 4.75 18-11 72.0 87 46 38 11 71 0

Armando Paniagua, RHP #6Ht: 6-1 Wt: 175 B/T: R/RBorn: 11/10/1990 (24) Hometown: La Romana, DRObtained: Free Agent2008

Played his seventh season in the Giants system in 2014 with Salem-KeizerDebuted four straight seasons with the Volcanoes dating back to 2012...Signed as a free agent from the Dominican Republic in 2008...Debuted professionally in the United States in 2010...Has

pitched as both a starter and a reliever during his time with the Volcanoes.


2014 (S-K) 0-2 6.48 18-0 25.0 21 20 18 1 7 26 0

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VOLCANOESS A L E M K E I Z E RNolan Riggs, RHP #35Ht: 6-8 Wt: 280 B/T: R/RBorn: 5/22/1993 (22) Hometown: Houston, TXObtained: Free Agent2014

Signed with the Giants in August of 2014 and made his professional debut with the AZL Giants shortly afterwards...Transferred to Sam Houston St. from San Jacinto Junior College...After graduating, played summer ball for the Baltimore Redbirds of the Cal Ripken League before

signing with San Francisco, appearing in 10 games and notching 4 saves.


2014 (AZL) 0-0 5.40 5-2 10.0 8 7 6 6 14 0

Eric Sim, P #12Ht: 6-2 Wt: 225 B/T: R/RBorn: 1/3/1989 (26) Hometown: Busan, South KoreaObtained: Draft 201027th (Univ. of South Florida)

Began his fifth season in the Giants system with Low-A Augusta in 2014, played in 43 games overall with 29 at the catcher position Has played for five Giants minor league teams in his career, but this season will be mark his first in Salem-Keizer Will debut as a pitcher with the

VolcanoesBorn in South Korea and is also a Canadian citizen.

YEAR AVG G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SB

2014 (AUG) .195 43 154 17 30 6 0 3 23 15 2

Logan Webb, RHP #32Ht: 6-2 Wt: 190 B/T: R/RBorn: 11/18/1996 (18) Hometown: Rocklin, CAObtained: 2014 Draft4th (Rocklin HS)

Began his professional career in the Giants system with Rookie AZL in 2014... Drafted as a 17-year-old HS senior in 2014 Went 4-3 with a 0.49 ERA in his final season at Rocklin HS and hit .337 while leading the team in RBI Committed to Cal Poly but decided to sign with the Giants

Two-sport athlete at Rocklin HS, playing quarterback for the football team.


2014 (RHS) 4-3 0.49 14-8 57.2 27 14 4 30 73 2

Brad Moss, C #7Ht: 5-8 Wt: 160 B/T: R/RBorn: 10/10/89 (25) Hometown: Cincinnati, OHObtained: Free Agent2012

Began his fourth professional season this spring with Low-A Augusta in 2015... Played 2 games with Triple-A Fresno in 2014In 2013, made pro debut with Low-A Augusta before promotion to Double-A Richmond in MaySigned with San Francisco as a free agent following fantastic career at Samford

University, leading the Bulldogs to a school-record 41 wins.


12-14 (MiLB) .154 21 34 5 6 2 0 0 2 6 0

Nathanael Santiago, RHP #18Ht: 6-2 Wt: 190 B/T: R/RBorn: 3/3/90 (25) Hometown: Atlixco, Puebla, MXObtained: Free Agent2015

Began his first season in the Giants system earlier this spring with Low-A Augusta in 2015, making five starts and also appearing four times as a relieverStruck out 10 in 5.2 innings against Delmarva in season-best effort May 12...Went 1-1 with a 2.82 ERA as a starter over 22.1 innings

Signed with the Giants as a 24-year-old free agent in December 2014.


2015 (AUG) 2-1 4.30 9-5 29.1 23 16 14 12 34 0

Kirk Singer, RHP #14Ht: 6-2 Wt: 180 B/T: R/RBorn: 12/1/1989 (25) Hometown: Seal Beach, CAObtained: Free Agent2014

Spent part of his fourth season in the minors with Salem-Keizer last summer...Debuted in the Giants system with the Volcanoes after signing as a free agent following his release from Pittsburghs systemDrafted in the 29th round in 2011 (Long Beach St.) by the Pirates...Was rated The Best

Infield Arm in the Pirates System in 2012...Converted to pitcher in 2013.


2014 (S-K) 0-2 6.82 23-0 31.2 37 30 24 20 39 0

Miguel Gomez, C #2Ht: 5-10 Wt: 210 B/T: S/RBorn: 12/17/1992 (22) Hometown: Santo Domingo, DRObtained: Free Agent2012

Spent his third consecutive professional season in the Giants system in the Dominican Summer League (DSL) in 2014...Named a DSL All-Star, team MVP, and a MiLB.com Giants Organization All-Star...Paced the DSL with 60 RBI Recorded two separate 13-game hitting streaksWill make

his pro debut in the U.S. this summer with the Volcanoes.


2014 (DSL) .318 65 258 35 82 18 1 5 60 17 3

Fernando Pujadas, C #22Ht: 6-1 Wt: 210 B/T: R/RBorn: 1/2/1992 (23) Hometown: Caracas, VZObtained: Free Agent2009

Began his fifth season in the Giants system with Short-Season-A Salem-Keizer in 2014 Played team high 34 of 36 games as a catcher and hit .254 with 18 doublesNamed 2013 Arizona League Post-Season All-Star TeamHit. 306 with 22 RBI in his first season in the United

StatesSigned by the Giants as a 18-year-old free agent in 2009.


2014 (S-K) .254 36 114 9 29 7 1 2 18 4 0

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VOLCANOESS A L E M K E I Z E RRichard Amion, 2B #13Ht: 5-10 Wt: 190 B/T: R/RBorn: 2/24/1993 (22) Hometown: Cutler Bay, FLObtained: 2014 Draft19th (Alabama State)

Began professional career in the Giants system with Rookie AZL in 2014In 38 games did not commit an error... Drafted by the Giants after standout junior season at Alabama State Led the SWAC in runs and second in hits Awarded first All-SWAC teamPaced team in runs, walks,

and stolen bases... Second on the team in hits, doubles, and total bases.


2014 (AZL) .267 38 135 25 36 4 3 2 17 22 8

Christian Lichtenthaler, SS #15Ht: 5-10 Wt: 170 B/T: S/RBorn: 10/8/1991 (23) Hometown: Albany, ORObtained: Free Agent2014

Began his professional career in the Giants system with Rookie AZL in 2014 The local product returns to the Volcanoes after 3 games with Salem-Keizer last summer In his senior year at Concordia University, started and played in 47 games, led the team in batting average and

second with 62 hits and 28 RBI while recording a 16-game hitting streak.


2014 (MiLB) .239 28 88 9 21 2 1 0 9 14 3

Richard Rodriguez, INF #1Ht: 6-1 Wt: 170 B/T: R/RBorn: 10/3/1992 (22) Hometown: Margarita, VZObtained: Free Agent2011

Fourth season in the Giants system with DSL Giants in 2014, playing first, second, and third base and outfield Led DSL Giants in batting average, runs, hits, and walks and ranked fourth in the league in hits and sixth in batting averageMakes his pro debut in the U.S. after four seasons

in the Dominican Summer League.


2014 (DSL) .352 64 247 55 87 8 0 0 37 40 14

Brennan Metzger, OF #10Ht: 5-11 Wt: 180 B/T: R/RBorn: 12/15/89 (25) Hometown: Seal Beach, CAObtained: 2012 Draft22nd (Long Beach State)

Began his third season in the Giants system this spring playing for Advanced-A San Jose in 2015, seeing limited action Played 2014 with the AZL Giants and posted a career year, pacing the team in batting averageSidelined for the entire 2013 season after being

diagnosed with ulcerative colitisPro debut with Salem-Keizer in 2012.


2014 (AZL) .354 33 82 24 29 6 3 0 10 16 4

Chase Compton, 1B #37Ht: 6-2 Wt: 205 B/T: L/RBorn: 9/23/1991 (23) Hometown: Slidell, LAObtained: Free Agent2014 (Louisiana Lafayette)

Began professional career in the Giants system with Rookie AZL in 2014, playing 30 of 33 games at first baseSigned as a free agent in late June 2014 after finishing collegiate career at Louisiana Lafayette As a senior, played 65 games and was third on the team in on-base-

percentage As a junior led the team in fielding percentage (.990).


2014 (AZL) .282 33 117 21 33 5 1 0 21 13 1

John Riley, 1B #25Ht: 6-0 Wt: 210 B/T: R/RBorn: 2/14/94 (20) Hometown: San Jose, CAObtained: 2013 Draft31st (Willow Glen HS)

Began his third season in the Giants system this spring with Low-A Augusta, seeing time at catcher in 39 games Recorded a sparkling .990 fielding pct. in 34 games with the AZL Giants in 2014, including 28 games behind the plate Named Rawlings 3rd team All-American

and California All-Region 1st team his senior season.


2015 (AUG) .207 39 135 13 28 5 3 1 9 15 0

Shilo McCall, OF #28Ht: 6-1 Wt: 225 B/T: R/RBorn: 6/2/1994 (20) Hometown: Farmington, NMObtained: 2012 Draft9th (Piedra Vista HS)

Began his third season in the Giants system and second consecutive with Short-Season-A Salem-Keizer in 2014Served as the Volcanoes starting right-fielder for the majority of the seasonHas led the Volcanoes in doubles in back-to-back campaigns, notching 13 last

summer and 14 in 201351 total RBI with Salem-Keizer in 2 seasons.


2014 (S-K) .200 46 165 20 33 13 0 3 21 19 2

Steven Neff, OF #9Ht: 6-2 Wt: 205 B/T: L/LBorn: 2/24/89 (26) Hometown: Lancaster, SCObtained: 2011 Draft 41st (South Carolina)

Returns for a third straight season to Salem-Keizer after serving as a relief pitcher in 2013 and 2014Will debut at first base in 2015, marking the first time Neff will see time as a position player since his collegiate careerDrafted out of high school and after his junior year of college,

but didnt sign until he was drafted for a third time in 2011.


2014 (S-K) 1-3 3.90 26-0 30.0 36 14 3 10 34 0

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VOLCANOESS A L E M K E I Z E RMark Nelson, OF #20Ht: 6-2 Wt: 200 B/T: L/RBorn: 3/9/91 (24) Hometown: Orlando, FLObtained: Free Agent2015

Signed with the Giants in May and will make his MiLB debut with Salem-Keizer this summer Played for league-champion Schaumburg Boomers of the independent Frontier League in 2014Led the team in RBI and was fifth in the Frontier League in batting Helped lead Florida

Atlantic University to the Sun Belt Conference title in 2013.


2014 (FRON) .323 90 310 53 100 19 3 4 55 50 1

Julio Pena, OF #8Ht: 6-0 Wt: 215 B/T: R/RBorn: 12/13/1992 (22) Hometown: Bani, DRObtained: Free Agent2011

Began his fourth professional season in the Giants system with AZL Giants in 2014 Played 24 of 33 games in right field In 2013, split time at all three outfield positions with the AZL Giants, finishing second in the league with 17 doublesCareer best 9 home runs in 2012

DSL...Signed as an 18-year-old free agent in 2011.


2014 (AZL) .205 33 117 16 24 6 3 2 13 9 3

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VOLCANOESS A L E M K E I Z E RNORTHWEST LEAGUE OF PROFESSIONAL BASEBALL

The Vancouver Canadians three-year reign of league dominance came to a close last season as the Hillsboro Hops won their first Northwest League title.

The Canadians looked poised to win their fourth consecutive title, cruising into the Northwest League Championship Series in what had become a regular occurrence. But no team had won four consecutive Northwest League titles in nearly 25 years, and the Hops made sure it remained that way.

Hillsboro, in only its second year of existence, had the leagues best record at 48-28 and won the South Division for the first time in club history. They went on to sweep Vancouver in the cham-pionship and claimed their first league title. The Hops played their best when the pressure was on, going 18-10 in one-run games over the course of the season, the best mark in the league.

Both divisional races were tight in the first half with Spokane and Vancouver finishing with a record of 25-13 in the North Division. Add to that,j the South was also deadlocked between Hills-boro and Boise. The Hops and Indians were crowned champions because of superior head-to-head record.

While the NWL looks back on 60 years of history, professional baseballs roots in the region go back more than a century. Four different circuits operated across the Northwest between 1901 and 1922, starting with the original Pacific Northwest League. The Pacific Coast league entries in Portland and Seattle provided the regions only professional baseball between 1923 and 1936.

The Western International League (WIL) began play in 1937 with franchises in six cities. Three years later, in 1940, Salem acquired the floundering Bellingham club from the league and fielded the citys first professional baseball team, the Senators. The league ceased operations for three years, 1943-1945, during World War II, but began again with eight teams, including Salem, in 1946.

By 1954, the WIL had grown to 10 teams including four in Canada. However, by this time the league was struggling with increasing costs and declining attendance, due largely to the impact of television. Victoria, Calgary and Spokane did not finish the season and Vancouver and Edmonton announced they would not return the following year. These dramatic changes brought about the formation of the Northwest League in 1955. For 11 years, the league played a full, split-season schedule. Then, after the 1965 campaign, team owners converted to a short season format with the season beginning in mid-June rather than in April.

The Nebraska State League had been the first to adopt a short season schedule when it began play in 1956, reflecting the growing number of players who were coming out of Americas colleges and junior colleges. In 1963, Organized Baseball reclassified its entire structure, ending the era of Class B, C and D leagues. The Northern League followed in 1966, beginning with four teams that drew a total of 89,870 fans. Over the past 40 years, the league has experienced remarkable growth and improved stability.

Today, the short season format is a fixture in the Northwest and the league enjoys great popularity. Many of baseballs finest players began their pro careers in the NWL, including Tim Lincecum, Buster Posey, Pablo Sandoval, Felix Hernandez, Andre Ethier, Shane Victorino, Dan Uggla, Ian Kinsler, and Zach Greinke.

Michael C. EllisPresident of the Northwest League

Northwest League 140 N. Higgings Ave. #211 Missoula, Montana 59802 406-521-9301

NWL Directors Jeff Eiseman, Jerry Walker, Brent Miles, Jake Kerr, Mike McMurray, Bobby Brett, Dave Elmore, Pat Filippone

NWL TeamsSouth Division

Salem-Keizer Volcanoes (San Francisco Giants)

Boise Hawks (Colorado Rockies)

Eugene Emeralds (Chicago Cubs)

Hillsboro Hops (Arizona Diamondbacks)

North Division

Everett AquaSox (Seattle Mariners)

Spokane Indians (Texas Rangers)

Tri-City Dust Devils (San Diego Padres)

Vancouver Canadians (Toronto Blue Jays)


VOLCANOESS A L E M K E I Z E RSALEM-KEIZER VOLCANOESVolcanoes Stadium (1997)P.O. Box 20936 Keizer, OR 97307SF Giants www.volcanoesbaseball.com

The Volcanoes played to an even 38-38 record in 2014, finishing third in the South Division after winning the division the season prior. 2013 first-round pick Christian Arroyo was an on-base ma-chine, finishing second for the batting title with a .333 average. Ja-son Forjet led the pitching staff with a 7-1 record, tied for most wins in the NWL, along with a 3.10 ERA and league-best 87 strikeouts.

New skipper Kyle Haines takes the reigns as the first former Salem-Keizer player (2004) to now manage the club.

BOISE HAWKSMemorial Stadium (1989)5600 Glenwood Drive Boise, ID 83714Colorado Rockies boise.hawks.milb.com

Boise rode tremendous starting pitching to a 41-35 record and a playoff berth in 2014, its second in as many years. The Hawks fell to eventual champion Hillsboro in the divisional round. Trevor Clifton was terrific, posting a 4-2 record with a 3.69 ERA and 54 strikeouts over 13 starts. Erick Leal was 6-2 with a 3.73 ERA.

The 2015 season will be the first as an Colorado Rockies affiliate after 14 seasons in the Chicago Cubs organization. Frank Gon-zales, a former Tri-City skipper, was hired in the offseason to be the clubs new manager.

EVERETT AQUASOXEverett Memorial Stadium (1984)3802 Broadway Everett, WA 98201Seattle Mariners everett.aquasox.milb.com

Everett posted the leagues worst record, going 28-48 and finishing last in the North Division. Austin Cousino was a bright spot, hitting .266 with six home runs, 17 doubles and 23 stolen bases.

Rob Mummau, who served as manager from 2012-2013, will re-turn to lead the club after a one-year hiatus with the Mariners Ap-palachian League affiliate in Pulaski, Virginia. Mummau led the AquaSox to playoff berths in his first two seasons as manager. 2014 Everett manager Dave Valle returns to the Seattle Mariners televi-sion crew this summer.

TRI-CITY DUST DEVILSTri-Cities Stadium (1995)6200 Burden Road Pasco, WA 99301San Diego Padres tricity.dustdevils.milb.com

Tri-City finished in the middle of the pack in 2014 with a 33-43 record and a third place finish in the North Division. Workhorse pitcher Helmis Rodriguez was outstanding, ranking second in NWL ERA (1.97) over the course of the most innings pitched in the league (91.1 frames).

The Dust Devils, who had been an affiliate of the Colorado Rockies since their founding in 2001, will begin the 2015 season as an af-filiate of the San Diego Padres. Robbie Wine, who managed Eugene last season, will begin his first season with the Dust Devils.

EUGENE EMERALDSPK Park (2008)P.O. Box 5566 Eugene, OR 97405Chicago Cubs eugene.emeralds.milb.com

The Emeralds continued the Northwest Leagues longest streak without a title, finishing 30-46 and in last place in the South Divi-sion. Eugene hosted the 2014 All-Star Game that featured six Volca-noes as members of the South Division All-Stars. The game ended in a scoreless tie after 10 innings.

Eugene will begin the season as an affiliate of the Chicago Cubs. The Emeralds were last affiliated with the Cubs in 1999-2000. Gary Van Tol, who managed the then-Chicago-affiliated Boise Hawks last season, will manage his first season with the Emeralds in 2015.

HILLSBORO HOPSRon Tonkin Field (2013) 22115 NW Imbrie Dr, #223 Hillsboro, OR 97124 AZ Diamondbacks www.hillsborohops.com

Hillsboro won its first league championship in only its second season. The Hops had the best record in the league at 48-28 and knocked off three-time defending champion Vancouver Canadians to secure the title. Ryan Doran led the leagues best pitching staff per ERA, going 4-3 with a 2.56 ERA and 48 strikeouts. Closer Zac Cutis was nails out of the bullpen, saving a league-high 14 games.

Shelley Duncan replaces J.R. House as manager for the Hops. The 35-year-old skipper played seven years in the big leagues with the New York Yankees, Cleveland Indians, and Tampa Bay Rays.

VANCOUVER CANADIANSNat Bailey Stadium (1951)4601 Ontario Street Van., B.C. V5V 3H4Toronto Blue Jays vancouver.canadians.milb.com

The Canadians dominated the league statistically and posted the leagues second best record, but went on to lose in the championship series to Hillsboro. Jairo Labourt anchored the pitching staff, post-ing a 5-3 record with a league-best 1.77 ERA and 82 strikeouts in just over 70 innings. Ryan McBroom hit 11 home runs, which was tied for the league lead, and Franklin Barreto led the league in RBI (61) and doubles (23).

John Schneider returns as manager of the Canadians, who lead the Cs to its 2011 NWL title.

SPOKANE INDIANSAvista Stadium (1958)P.O. Box 4758 Spokane, WA 99202Texas Rangers spokane.indians.milb.com

Spokane slugged its way to a 40-36 record and a playoff berth in 2014, eventually losing to Vancouver in the divisional round. The Indians offense was dynamic, as Eduard Pinto won the batting title with a .335 average and Luke Tendler smashed 11 home runs, tied for the league lead. The Indians jumped out to one of the best starts in league history, starting 13-2 in the first half of the campaign.

Indians manager Tim Hulett returns as manager for the ninth con-secutive season. Spokane will host the 2015 All-Star Gamethe first between the Northwest and Pioneer Leagueson August 4.

SOUTH DIVISION NORTH DIVISION


VOLCANOESS A L E M K E I Z E RAfter winning the Northwest League South division both halves of the season and finishing with the best overall record in 2013, the Salem-Keizer Volcanoes sought to repeat the trick in its 2014 campaign. Al-though the Craters showed promise throughout the year, an up-and-down summer eventually landed Gary Davenports club at a pedestrian 38-38 mark.

While there was no champagne popping during what turned out to be Davenports final run with the Volca-noes, the twists and turns over the course of the season were as entertaining as one will find in the Northwest-ern echelons of Minor League Baseball.

The tone of the season was set during the first week of play. After dropping the first three games to the three-time defending champion Vancouver Canadians, the Volcanoes salvaged the series with back-to-back tight wins, followed by a third successive victory on the road to rival Hillsboro. The Hops, eventual 2014 NWL champions, coupled a pair of wins themselves to take the series, putting Salem-Keizer in a rough position to begin the year.

An injection was needed to the squad, and along came 2013 Giants first-round pick (25th overall) Christian Arroyo. The 18-year-old shortstop debuted the 2014 campaign with the Augusta Greenjackets (Low-A), but a hand injury sidelined his season briefly until the start of June. This opened an opportunity to join the Vol-canoes to start the Northwest League season, and the Tampa, Florida, native flourished in a Volcanoes uni-form. Arroyo sizzled in tune with the summer months, posting a .333/.378/.469 line with a team-high 44 RBI by seasons end. The team followed suit, albeit only for a while, winning five of seven games in late June, before dropping its final three contests of the month.

Entering July needing to string some wins together for a first-half division push, the Volcanoes could not find a consistent winning recipe. A day after a near-record 5,613 fans witnessed Salem-Keizers 5-1 Patriotic Trib-ute victory over Hillsboro on July 4th, the club went an incredible 11 games trading wins and losses, the longest such stretch without consecutive wins or losses in team history. By the time July 17th produced an end to this seesaw run with successive victories at the home of the Eugene Emeralds, an even 17-17 record couldnt com-pete for a first-half South Division crown. Entering the

halfway point of the season with a 18-20 record, Salem-Keizer could rue inconsistency for its shortcomings.

Inconsistency was short-lived in the Volcanoes 2014 second half, as the team finally found its groove, largely stemming from the starting rotation. Finishing with three of the top five players in NWL innings pitched, an arsenal led by Jason Forjet gave Salem-Keizers sea-son promise. Concluding his season 7-1 with a 3.10 ERA, 1.13 WHIP, 5.44 K/BB, and an astounding 87 strikeouts in as many innings pitched, the 2012 31st-round pick out of Florida Gulf Coast constantly gave his squad opportunities to win ball games. Jose Reyes, a 2014 Northwest League All-Star, was another horse Davenport could rely on all season, hurling 80-plus in-nings as well with a 3.89 ERA and a cool 1.13 WHIP. Nick Gonzalez (2 HR allowed in 71 IP), Ethan Miller (5-3), and Drew Leenhouts (8.83 K/9) rounded out the durable starting rotation.

While Salem-Keizers arms gave the club a chance on a daily basis, Arroyos teammates played their parts as well. The San Francisco Giants selected Skyler Ewing out of Rice University in the 6th round of the 2015 draft, and he found an immediate home with the Volcanoes. The big slugger mashed eight home runs throughout the campaign, collecting 31 RBI and post-ing an impressive .889 OPS. Ewing hammered in four RBI during his first game with the team, and kept it go-ing all year, especially in an August series against Boise where he clubbed two long bombs in the three-game set. Ewing also notched a NWL Player of the Week award (July 20-27) when he hit .375, including two triples.

One of the surprise packages in Davenports everyday lineup was the versatile infielder Travious T Relaford. Drafted in the 41st round in 2011, the Hinds Com-munity College product excelled in a Volcano uniform. While making only seven errors in 70 games across three positions in the infield, Relaford got on base at a .380 clip to help bolster Salem-Keizers offense.

With the first half behind them, the Volcanoes surged out of the gate into the later summer months. Begin-ning with a five-game set at home against Spokane, the Craters reeled off four straight victories, and eventually found themselves with an 8-5 second-half record head-ing into the All-Star break.

The 2014 Season: A Roller-Coaster Summer


VOLCANOESS A L E M K E I Z E RWhile the midsummer battle between the North and South Division stars was a less-than-entertaining 0-0 stalemate, the Volcanoes were well represented. Along with Arroyo, Reyes, and Relaford, third baseman WIll Callaway (.293 avg., 23 RBI), and relief pitchers EJ Encinosa (2.39 ERA, 1.14 WHIP) and Eury Sanchez (14 saves, 13.36 K/9) were granted All-Star bids.

The Volcanoes continued their winning ways into August with another impressive four-game winning streak, during which Salem-Keizer produced its season-high largest margin of victory in a 16-3 demolishing of the Boise Hawks. After a 2-1 victory over the Eugene Emeralds on August 13th, the Volcanoes had reached, and unfortunately peaked to, a 14-6 second-half re-cord, and a 32-26 overall mark on the year.

Four consecutive defeats succeeded this high point, and although the Volcanoes recovered slightly with a three-game winning streak, Salem-Keizer managed to record victories in just three of its final 11 contests, settling for a 20-18 second-half, which turned out to be six games worse than the South Division champion Hops.

Overall, the Volcanoes 38-38 record reflected their statistical performances in 2014, finishing fourth out of eight in both team batting average (.258) and team ERA (4.24). A season that offered much promise, in-cluding at one point having both the first and second-round picks from the Giants 2013 and 2014 drafts on the squad at the same time, fizzled out in the dying days of summer.


VOLCANOESS A L E M K E I Z E R2014 SEASON IN REVIEW: DAY-BY-DAYDATE OPPONENT W/L SCORE ATT WIN/LOSS SAVE RECORD GB PLACE6/13 Vancouver L 2-11 3,552 Leenhouts (0-1) 0-1 1.0 T-26/14 Vancouver L 1-3 3,239 Reyes (0-1) 0-2 2.0 T-36/15 Vancouver L 1-6 2,998 Gonzalez (0-1) 0-3 3.0 T-36/16 Vancouver W 10-9 (12) 1,678 Sanchez (1-0) 1-3 2.0 36/17 Vancouver W 4-3 1,503 Encinosa (1-0) 2-3 2.0 26/18 @ Hillsboro W 8-6 4,853 Sanchez (2-0) Gardeck (1) 3-3 1.0 26/19 @ Hillsboro L 3-4 2,654 Reyes (0-2) 3-4 2.0 T-36/20 @ Hillsboro L 1-2 3,381 McCasland (0-1) 3-5 3.0 46/21 Everett W 3-2 2,776 Gardeck (1-0) 4-5 2.0 36/22 Everett L 2-6 2,090 Singer (0-1) 4-6 2.0 T-36/23 Everett W 7-1 1,809 Leenhouts (1-1) 5-6 2.0 T-36/24 Everett L 5-6 (13) 1,633 McCasland (0-2) 5-7 2.0 36/25 Everett W 5-4 2,578 Encinosa (2-0) 6-7 2.0 26/26 @ Eugene W 5-2 4,387 Miller (1-0) Montero (1) 7-7 2.0 26/27 @ Eugene W 5-4 (14) 2,349 Knight (1-0) 8-7 1.0 26/28 @ Eugene L 1-2 3,267 McCasland (0-3) 8-8 2.0 26/29 @ Vancouver L 3-5 4,548 Reyes (0-3) 8-9 3.0 26/30 @ Vancouver L 2-10 5,157 Gonzalez (0-2) 8-10 3.0 27/1 @ Vancouver L 4-8 5,157 Miller (1-1) 8-11 4.0 T-27/2 @ Vancouver W 6-1 3,621 Forjet (1-0) 9-11 4.0 T-27/3 @ Vancouver L 4-6 3,784 McVey 9-12 5.0 47/4 Hillsboro W 5-1 5,613 Reyes (1-3) Knight (1) 10-12 4.0 T-37/5 Hillsboro W 7-6 3,355 Encinosa (3-0) 11-12 3.0 T-27/6 Hillsboro L 9-11 2,424 Knight (1-1) 11-13 4.0 T-37/8 Eugene W 4-3 1,689 Forjet (2-0) Sanchez (1) 12-13 3.0 37/9 Eugene L 6-8 2,192 Leenhouts (1-2) 12-14 3.0 T-37/10 Eugene W 6-5 1,960 Reyes (2-3) 13-14 3.0 37/11 @ Hillsboro L 4-7 3,637 Gardeck (1-0) 13-15 4.0 37/12 @ Hillsboro W 6-5 4,997 Neff (1-1) Sanchez (2) 14-15 3.0 37/13 Hillsboro L 5-7 2,183 Paniagua (0-1) 14-16 4.0 37/14 @ Everett W 6-4 (10) 1,302 Gardeck (2-1) 15-16 4.0 37/15 @ Everett L 5-7 1,527 Neff (1-1) 15-17 4.0 37/16 @ Everett W 1-0 3,639 Gonzalez (1-2) Sanchez (3) 16-17 4.0 37/17 @ Everett W 6-4 (10) 3,169 Miller (2-1) Encinosa (1) 17-17 3.0 37/18 @ Everett L 3-5 2,461 Singer (0-2) 17-18 3.0 27/19 @ Boise L 9-12 3,505 Leenhouts (1-3) 17-19 4.0 27/20 @ Boise W 6-1 1,576 Reyes (3-3) 18-19 4.0 37/21 @ Boise L 6-7 1,814 Sanchez (2-1) 18-20 4.0 37/22 Spokane W 10-4 1,633 Miller (3-1) 19-20 0.0 T-17/23 Spokane W 5-2 2,080 Forjet (3-0) Sanchez (4) 20-20 0.0 17/24 Spokane W 8-2 1,777 Leenhouts (2-3) 21-20 0.0 17/25 Spokane W 5-3 3,968 Reyes (4-3) Sanchez (5) 22-20 0.0 17/26 Spokane L 1-4 2,166 Gonzalez (1-3) 22-21 0.0 17/27 Eugene W 9-1 2,317 Miller (4-1) 23-21 0.0 17/28 Eugene W 5-3 2,034 Forjet (4-0) Sanchez (6) 24-21 0.0 17/29 Eugene L 6-8 2,187 Neff (1-2) 24-22 0.0 17/30 @ Tri-City W 8-7 1,358 McVey (1-1) Sanchez (7) 25-22 0.0 17/31 @ Tri-City L 3-4 (13) 2,303 Paniagua (0-2) 25-23 0.0 T-18/1 @ Tri-City L 3-4 (10) 2,539 McVey (1-2) 25-24 0.0 T-18/2 @ Tri-City W 12-2 3,757 Forjet (5-0) 26-24 0.0 T-18/3 @ Tri-City L 3-5 1,440 Encinosa (3-1) 26-25 1.0 28/7 Boise W 9-5 3,102 Gonzalez (2-3) McVey (1) 27-25 1.0 28/8 Boise W 4-3 3,440 Reyes (5-3) Sanchez (8) 28-25 0.0 T-28/9 Boise W 16-3 3,493 Forjet (6-0) 29-25 0.0 18/10 @ Hillsboro W 7-1 4,087 Miller (5-1) 30-25 0.0 18/11 Hillsboro L 7-13 1,973 Leenhouts (2-4) 30-26 0.0 18/12 Hillsboro W 14-11 1,854 Encinosa (4-1) Sanchez (9) 31-26 0.0 18/13 @ Eugene W 2-1 2,654 Leenhouts (3-4) Sanchez (10) 32-26 0.0 18/14 @ Eugene L 0-1 3,365 Forjet (6-1) 32-27 0.0 18/15 @ Eugene L 4-5 (10) 2,765 Knight (1-2) 32-28 0.0 18/16 Boise L 1-4 1,940 Mella (0-1) 32-29 0.0 T-18/17 Boise L 6-7 2,010 Sanchez (2-2) 32-30 1.0 28/18 Boise W 7-3 2,255 Reyes (6-3) 33-30 1.0 28/20 Tri-City W 5-2 1,921 Forjet (7-1) Sanchez (11) 34-30 1.0 28/21 Tri-City W 12-5 3,356 McCasland (1-3) 35-30 1.0 28/22 Tri-City L 5-9 3,230 Miller (5-2) 35-31 2.0 28/23 Tri-City L 2-6 2,690 Gonzalez (2-4) 35-32 3.0 28/24 Tri-City W 6-5 2,385 Sanchez (3-2) 36-32 2.0 28/25 @ Spokane L 3-4 4,418 Sanchez (3-3) 36-33 3.0 28/26 @ Spokane L 5-10 5,811 Neff (1-3) 36-34 3.0 28/27 @ Spokane W 3-2 5,427 Mella (1-1) Sanchez (12) 37-34 3.0 28/28 @ Spokane L 3-5 6,027 Miller (3-5) 37-35 3.0 28/29 @ Spokane L 5-11 7,072 Gonzalez (2-5) 37-36 4.0 28/30 @ Boise L 8-9 3,396 Reyes (6-4) 37-37 5.0 28/31 @ Boise W 4-3 (10) 2,516 McCasland (2-3) Sanchez (13) 38-37 5.0 29/1 @ Boise L 5-6 2,319 Knight (1-3) 38-38 6.0 2


VOLCANOESS A L E M K E I Z E R2014 VOLCANOES BATTINGPLAYER AVG G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB CS OBP SLG Arroyo, Christian .333 58 243 39 81 14 2 5 48 18 31 6 1 .378 .469Callaway, Will .294 43 163 20 48 11 0 3 23 9 36 4 2 .343 .417Cole, Hunter .239 27 92 17 22 5 0 4 10 8 20 1 0 .311 .424Davis, Dylan .200 23 85 11 17 0 0 4 7 7 23 1 0 .269 .341Deacon, Jared .219 21 64 8 14 1 0 0 5 8 9 0 0 .311 .234Escalante, Geno .172 18 58 3 10 3 0 0 4 2 10 1 0 .273 .224Ewing, Skyler .291 51 182 35 53 9 0 8 31 36 28 0 1 .417 .473Fargas, Johneshwy .240 49 167 33 40 6 0 3 13 24 27 15 6 .373 .329Fuentes, Leonardo .150 7 20 3 3 0 0 0 1 0 6 0 0 .217 .150Garcia, Aramis .229 20 70 5 16 3 0 2 12 5 19 0 0 .289 .357Harrison, Seth .266 37 158 24 42 10 2 0 20 8 42 11 4 .298 .354Hollick, Tyler .241 43 141 24 34 5 3 0 12 22 37 6 4 .341 .319Jones, Jonathan .196 32 102 14 20 7 0 1 1 21 26 0 0 .333 .294Jones, Ryan .310 14 58 8 18 3 1 0 24 6 18 4 0 .385 .362Jones, Ryder .243 27 107 17 26 5 0 3 18 7 21 1 0 .293 .393Kay, Brett .222 40 117 22 26 7 0 0 8 17 35 3 2 .321 .282Lichtenthaler, Christian .286 3 7 0 2 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 .375 .286Massoni, Craig .244 21 78 7 19 4 0 2 12 16 22 0 0 .381 .372McCall, Shilo .200 46 165 20 33 13 0 3 21 19 53 2 1 .287 .333Melendez, Rene .182 5 11 0 2 0 0 0 3 3 2 0 0 .357 .182Mende, Sam .227 12 44 8 10 1 0 2 7 8 11 1 0 .346 .386Ortiz, Randy .000 1 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 .000 .000Pujadas, Fernando .254 36 114 9 29 7 1 2 18 4 17 0 0 .283 .386Relaford, Travious .283 70 258 45 73 10 2 3 28 37 39 9 0 .380 .373Rojas, Leo .206 12 34 4 7 6 0 0 3 4 7 0 0 .282 .265Slater, Austin .347 29 118 21 41 2 0 2 23 10 17 7 1 .417 .449TEAM .258 76 2661 397 686 132 11 47 343 300 73 73 23 .342 .369

2014 VOLCANOES PITCHINGPITCHERS W-L ERA G GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER HR HB BB SO BK Beede, Tyler 0-0 2.70 2 2 0 0 0 6.2 8 2 2 0 0 3 7 0Encinosa, E.J. 4-1 2.39 27 0 0 0 1 26.1 20 8 7 2 6 10 22 0Forjet, Jason 7-1 3.10 15 14 0 0 0 87.0 84 33 30 6 6 16 87 1Gardeck, Ian 2-1 2.70 12 0 0 0 1 13.1 7 5 4 0 1 11 24 0Gonzalez, Nicholas 2-5 4.06 15 14 0 0 0 71.0 69 45 32 2 5 28 47 3Knight, Dusten 1-3 3.65 24 0 0 0 1 37.0 26 18 15 4 2 20 44 0Leenhouts, Andrew 3-4 4.73 18 11 0 0 0 72.1 87 46 38 8 1 11 71 1McCasland, Jacob 2-3 7.76 22 0 0 0 0 26.2 26 23 23 1 3 23 32 1McVey, Cameron 1-2 5.86 22 0 0 0 1 27.2 24 18 18 2 1 15 32 0Mella, Keury 1-1 1.83 6 6 0 0 0 19.2 16 5 4 0 2 6 20 0Miller, Ethan 5-3 4.60 14 14 0 0 0 78.1 89 44 40 2 2 15 57 1Montero, Raymundo 0-0 0.00 6 0 0 0 1 7.1 3 0 0 0 0 3 9 0Neff, Steven 1-3 3.90 26 0 0 0 0 30.0 36 14 13 3 4 10 34 0Paniagua, Armando 0-2 6.48 18 0 0 0 0 25.0 21 20 18 1 2 17 26 0Reyes, Jose 6-4 3.89 15 15 0 0 0 83.1 78 42 36 6 6 16 64 1Sanchez, Eury 3-3 3.48 28 0 0 0 14 33.2 25 17 13 5 4 15 50 0Singer, Kirk 0-2 6.82 23 0 0 0 0 31.2 37 30 24 5 3 20 39 1Snelten, Donald 0-0 6.75 9 0 0 0 0 9.1 12 7 7 1 0 4 12 0TEAM 38-38 4.24 76 76 0 1 19 686.1 668 377 323 48 48 243 677 9


VOLCANOESS A L E M K E I Z E R2014 VOLCANOES FIELDINGFIRST BASEMEN PCT G PO A E TC DPCallaway, Will - 1 0 0 0 0 0Cole, Hunter 1.000 3 25 0 0 25 2Ewing, Skyler .998 45 379 29 1 409 32Jones, Jonathan .985 22 188 13 3 204 9Massoni, Craig .980 11 95 5 2 102 3

SECOND BASEMENCallaway, Will 1.000 2 1 2 0 3 0Jones, Ryan .973 10 17 19 1 37 4Kay, Brett .978 37 59 75 3 137 18Lichtenthaler, Christian .889 2 0 8 1 9 2Relaford, Travious .971 34 63 71 4 138 15

THIRD BASEMENCallaway, Will .976 30 24 58 2 84 2Cole, Hunter .800 3 0 4 1 5 0Jones, Ryan 1.000 2 1 4 0 5 0Jones, Ryder .943 27 19 47 4 70 2Mende, Sam .941 9 7 9 1 17 1Relaford, Travious .955 12 8 13 1 22 1

SHORTSTOPSArroyo, Christian .965 58 88 185 10 283 33Lichtenthaler, Christian 1.000 1 1 1 0 2 0Relaford, Travious .976 21 23 59 2 84 6

OUTFIELDERSCallaway, Will .917 7 10 1 1 12 0Cole, Hunter 1.000 9 11 0 0 11 0Davis, Dylan 1.000 15 3 13 0 16 1Escalante, Geno 1.000 4 4 0 0 4 0Fargas, Johneshwy .959 48 66 4 3 73 0Fuentes, Leonardo 1.000 4 6 0 0 6 0Harrison, Seth .959 36 70 1 3 74 0Hollick, Tyler .985 41 60 4 1 65 0Massoni, Craig 1.000 9 14 0 0 14 0McCall, Shilo .971 41 65 3 2 70 0Ortiz, Randy 1.000 1 0 1 0 1 0Slater, Austin .943 27 49 1 3 53 0

CATCHERS PCT. G PO A E TC DP PBDeacon, Jared .967 30 24 58 2 84 2 4Escalante, Geno .800 3 0 4 1 5 0 1Garcia, Aramis 1.000 2 1 4 0 5 0 1Melendez, Rene .943 27 19 47 4 70 2 0Pujadas, Fernando .941 9 7 9 1 17 1 6Rojas, Leo .955 12 8 13 1 22 1 1

PITCHERS PCT. G PO A E TC DPBeede, Tyler 1.000 2 0 2 0 2 0Encinosa, E.J. 1.000 27 4 3 0 7 1Forjet, Jason .929 15 5 8 1 14 1Gardeck, Ian 1.000 12 1 3 0 4 0Gonzalez, Nicholas 1.000 15 2 13 0 15 0Knight, Dusten .750 24 3 6 3 12 0Leenhouts, Andrew .929 18 6 20 2 28 0McCasland, Jacob .857 22 3 3 1 7 0McVey, Cameron 1.000 22 0 3 0 3 0Mella, Keury 1.000 6 0 2 0 2 0Miller, Ethan .867 14 5 8 2 15 1Montero, Raymundo 1.000 6 1 0 0 1 0Neff, Steven .875 26 1 6 1 8 0Paniagua, Armando .600 18 0 3 2 5 0Reyes, Jose .882 15 6 9 2 17 0Sanchez, Eury 1.000 28 0 2 0 2 0Singer, Kirk 1.000 23 1 2 0 3 0Snelten, Donald 1.000 9 0 1 0 1 0


VOLCANOESS A L E M K E I Z E R2014 TEAM LEADERS

2014 VOLCANOES BATTING LEADERS 2014 VOLCANOES PITCHING LEADERSBatting Average Christian Arroyo .333 Wins Jason Forjet 7Games Travious Relaford 70 Losses Nicholas Gonzalez 5At Bats Skyler Ewing 182 Earned Run Average Jason Forjet 3.10Runs Travious Relaford 45 Games E.J. Encinosa 27Hits Christian Arroyo 81 Games Started Jose Reyes 15Doubles Christian Arroyo 14 Saves Eury Sanchez 14Triples Tyler Hollick 3 Innings Pitched Jason Forjet 87.0Home Runs Skyler Ewing 8 Hits Allowed Ethan Miller 89Runs Batted In Christian Arroyo 48 Runs Allowed Andrew Leehouts 46Total Bases Christian Arroyo 114 Earned Runs Allowed Ethan Miller 40Base on Balls Travious Relaford 37 Home Runs Allowed Andrew Leehouts 8Strikeouts Shilo McCall 53 Strikeouts Jason Forjet 87Hit by Pitch Johneshwy Fargas 12 Base on Balls Nicholas Gonzalez 28Stolen Bases Johneshwy Fargas 15 Hit Batsmen 3 tied with 6Caught Stealing Johneshwy Fargas 6 Wild Pitches 2 tied with 10On Base Pct. Skyler Ewing .417 Balks Nicholas Gonzalez 3Slugging Pct. Skyler Ewing .473 Opp. Batting Average Jose Reyes .245

Minimum 205 plate appearances Minimum 61 innings pitched

INDIVIDUAL BATTINGMost At Bats 7 (Arroyo, 6/27 @ Eugene)Most Runs 4 (8/9 vs. Boise)Most Hits 4 (4 tied with 4)Most Doubles 2 (6 tied with 2)Most Triples 1 (5 tied with 1)

Most Home Runs 2 (Cole, 8/26 vs. SPO, Relaford 8/30 vs. BOI)

Most RBI 4 (6 tied with 4)Most Stolen Bases 3 (Harrison, 8/23 vs. Tri City)Most Total Bases 9 (Relaford, 8/30 @ Boise)

INDIVIDUAL PITCHING

Most Innings Pitched 8 (Miller, 8/10 @Hillsboro & 7/27 vs. Eugene, Reyes, 7/20 @ Boise

Most Hits Allowed 11 (Leenhoults, 8/03 @ Tri City)Most Runs Allowed 8 (Gonzalez, 8/29 @ Spokane)Most Earned Runs Allowed 7 (Gonzalez, 8/29 @ Spokane)

Most Strikeouts 11 (Forjet, 7/23 vs. Spokane, Leenhoults, 6/28 @ Eugene

Most Base on Balls 4 (Gardeck, 6/16 vs. Vancouver, Gonzalez, 8/12 vs. Hillsboro

Most Hit Batters 2 (5 tied with 2)Most Wild Pitches 3 (6 tied with 3)Most Balks 7 (7 tied with 1)

TEAM BATTING Most Runs 16 (8/9 vs. Boise)Most Hits 17 (7/27 vs. Eugene)Most Doubles 5 (6/18 @ Hillsboro, 8/9 vs. Boise)Most Triples 1 (11 games with 1)Most Home Runs 4 (8/30 vs. Boise)Most RBI 13 (8/9 vs. Boise)Most Strikeouts 20 (6/27 @Eugene)Most Base on Balls 12 (8/2 @ Tri CityMost Hit by Pitch 5 (7/15 @Everett)Most Stolen Bases 3 (8/23 vs. Tri City)Most Left on Base 15 (8/2 @Tri City)

TEAM PITCHING Fewest Hits Allowed 3 (2 games with 3)Most Hits 16 (7/19 @ Boise)Most Runs 12 (7/19 @Boise)Most Earned Runs 12 (8/12 vs. Hillsboro)Most Strikeouts 22 (6/27 @Eugene)Most Base on Balls 7 (6/13 vs. Vancouver)Most Hit Batters 5 (6/30 @VancouverMost Wild Pitches 7 (6/13 @Vancouver)Most Balks 2 (7/21 @ Boise)Most Left on Base 17 (6/16 vs. Vancouver)

2014 SINGLE GAME LEADERS


VOLCANOESS A L E M K E I Z E RVOLCANOES HIGHS AND LOWS 2014Longest Game, Time 4:23 6/16 vs. Vancouver Longest Game, Time (9in) 3:28 8/09 vs. Boise Shortest Game, Time 2:06 7/20 @ Boise Shortest Game, Time (9in) 2:06 7/20 @ Boise Largest Attendance, Home 5,613 7/4 vs. Hillsboro Largest Attendance, Road 7,072 8/29 @ Spokane Smallest Attendance, Home 1,503 6/17 vs. VancouverSmallest Attendance, Road 1,302 7/14 @ Everett Longest Winning Streak 4 2 streaks of 4 Longest Losing Streak 4 2 streaks of 4 Longest Winning Streak, Home 4 7/22-7/25Longest Losing Streak, Home 3 6/13-6/15Longest Winning Streak, Road 2 3 streaks of 2 Longest Losing Streak, Road 4 6/28-7/1

VOLCANOES MISCELLANEOUS 2014TOTAL HOME ROAD

W L W L W LRecord in Shutouts 1 1 0 0 1 1Extra Innings 5 4 1 1 4 3One-Run Decisions 16 13 9 2 7 11Overall Record 38 38 23 15 15 23Day Games 2 1 0 0 2 1Night Games 36 37 23 15 13 22Vs. Eugene 7 5 4 2 3 3Vs. Everett 6 4 3 2 3 2Vs. Vancouver 3 7 2 3 1 4Vs. Boise 6 6 4 2 2 4Vs. Spokane 5 5 4 1 1 4Vs. Tri-City 5 5 3 2 2 3Vs. Hillsboro 6 6 3 3 3 3Total vs. North 19 21 12 8 7 13Total vs. South 19 17 11 7 8 10June 8 10 5 5 3 5July 17 13 10 5 7 8August 13 14 8 5 5 9September 0 1 0 0 0 1


VOLCANOESS A L E M K E I Z E R2014 NORTHWEST LEAGUE REVIEW

TEAM STANDINGSOVERALL FIRST HALF SECOND HALF

NORTH W-L W-L PCT. GB W-L PCT. GB Manager AttendanceVancouver ** 46-30 25-13 0.658 - 21-17 0.553 - John Schneider 193,865Spokane* 40-36 25-13 0.658 - 15-23 0.395 6 Tim Hulett 180,187Tri-City 33-43 14-24 0.368 11 19-19 0.500 2 Drew Saylor 85,679Everett 28-48 11--27 0.289 14 17-21 0.447 4 Dale Valle 92,642

OVERALL FIRST HALF SECOND HALFSOUTH W-L W-L PCT. GB W-L PCT. GB Manager AttendanceHillsboro * ** 48-28 22-16 0.579 - 26-12 0.684 - J.R. House 138,732Boise 41-35 22-16 0.579 - 19-19 0.500 7 Gary Van Tol 87,519SALEM-KEIZER 38-38 18-20 0.474 4 20-18 0.526 6 Gary Davenport 95,083Eugene 30-46 15-23 0.395 7 15-23 0.395 11 Robbie Wine 108,067

Hillsboro defeated Vancouver, two games to none, to win the Northwest League Championship Series * First Half Champion ** Second Half Champion

TEAM BATTINGTEAM AVG G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB CSBoise 0.274 76 2643 438 725 141 27 44 392 299 641 69 33Spokane 0.274 76 2642 399 725 135 16 45 354 261 524 53 19Vancouver 0.266 76 2621 402 698 137 22 27 345 251 505 145 29SALEM-KEIZER 0.258 76 2661 397 686 132 11 47 343 300 557 73 23Hillsboro 0.253 76 2584 376 655 122 17 47 328 267 639 105 42Tri City 0.251 76 2568 328 644 138 24 29 279 260 656 142 58Eugene 0.239 76 2584 318 618 151 17 50 277 218 698 78 31Everett 0.231 76 2563 317 591 127 7 48 276 291 710 65 29

TEAM PITCHINGTEAM W L ERA CG SHO SV IP H R ER HR BB SOHillsboro 48 28 3.64 0 6 25 686.2 655 330 278 32 250 591Vancouver 46 30 3.75 0 6 31 680.0 615 332 283 32 322 630Boise 41 35 4.43 1 2 11 675.0 691 388 332 57 252 615Spokane 40 36 4.15 0 4 17 677.1 631 340 312 47 219 638SALEM-KEIZER 38 38 4.24 0 1 19 686.1 668 377 323 48 243 677Tri-City 33 43 4.68 0 3 20 670.0 732 417 353 42 280 493Eugene 30 46 4.53 0 4 14 675.0 664 417 340 39 288 672Everett 28 48 4.24 0 2 15 679.1 686 374 320 40 293 614

TEAM FIELDINGTEAM PCT PO A E TC DP PBSALEM-KEIZER 0.976 2059 786 71 2916 50 13Spokane 0.975 2032 716 70 2818 58 11Vancouver 0.972 2040 787 80 2907 70 14Hillsboro 0.970 2060 835 91 2986 64 10Everett 0.968 2038 841 96 2975 79 13Boise 0.963 2025 847 109 2981 72 12Tri-City 0.961 2037 886 120 3043 84 23Eugene 0.954 2025 808 136 2969 64 29


VOLCANOESS A L E M K E I Z E R2014 NORTHWEST LEAGUE ALL-STAR TEAMS

NORTH DIVISION SOUTH DIVISION

POS PLAYER TEAM POS PLAYER TEAM

C Marcus Greene Spokane C Justin Marra Boise

C Adam Martin Everett C Elvin Soto Hillsboro

INF Franklin Barreto Vancouver INF Christian Arroyo SALEM-KEIZER

INF Cesar Galvez Tri-City INF Will Callaway SALEM-KEIZER

INF Tim Locastro Vancouver INF Daniel Canela Boise

INF Chris Mariscal Everett INF Franchy Cordero Eugene

INF Ryan McBroom Vancouver INF Marcus Davis Eugene

INF Kyle Petty Everett INF Jalen Goree Eugene

INF Seth Spivey Spokane INF Jesse Hodges Boise

INF Jose Trevino Spokane INF Chase Jensen Eugene

OF Austin Cousino Everett INF Travious Relaford SALEM-KEIZER

OF Marcos Derkes Tri-City OF Rashad Crawford Boise

OF Roemon Fields Vancouver OF Grant Heyman Hillsboro

OF Eduard Pinto Spokane OF Jordan Parr Hillsboro

OF Luke Tendler Spokane OF Mark Zagunis Boise

P Andrew Case Vancouver P Nicholas Baker Hillsboro

P Miguel Castro Vancouver P Trevor Clifton Boise

P John Fasola Spokane P Aaron Cressley Eugene

P Kody Kerski Everett P Zac Curtis Hillsboro

P Jairo Labourt Vancouver P Ryan Doran Hillsboro

P Shane McCain Spokane P E.J. Encinosa SALEM-KEIZER

P Jerad McCrummen Tri-City P Cody Geyer Hillsboro

P Richelson Pena Spokane P Jose Reyes SALEM-KEIZER

P Cruz Pereira Everett P Eury Sanchez SALEM-KEIZER

P Helmis Rodriguez Tri-City P Bryan Verbitsky Eugene


VOLCANOESS A L E M K E I Z E R2014 NORTHWEST LEAGUE SUMMARY

BATTING LEADERS

BATTING AVERAGE GAMES AT BATSEduard Pino, SPO .335 Franklin Barreto, VAN 73 Rashad Crawford, BOI 297Christian Arroyo, SK .333 Jesse Hodges, BOI 73 Roemon Fields, VAN 294Seth Spivey, SPO .332 Roemon Fields, VAN 72 Franklin Barreto, VAN 289

RUNS HITS DOUBLESFranklin Barreto, VAN 65 Franklin Barreto, VAN 90 Franklin Barreto, VAN 23Roemon Fields, VAN 64 Seth Spivey, SPO 86 Marcus Davis, EUG 23Jose Trevino, SPO 58 Eduard Pino, SPO 84 Ryan McBroom, VAN 23

TRIPLES HOME RUNS RBIRashad Crawford, BOI 7 Ryan McBroom, VAN 11 Franklin Barreto, VAN 61Auston Bousfield, EUG 5 Luke Tendler, SPO 11 Ryan McBroom, VAN 59Elvin Soto, HIL 5 4 others tied with 9 Luke Tendler, SPO 57

TOTAL BASES SLUGGING PERCENTAGE ON BASE PERCENTAGEFranklin Barreto, VAN 139 Marcus Davis, EUG .537 Shane Hoelscher, TRI .427Ryan McBroom, VAN 137 Luke Tendler, SPO .531 Seth Spivey, SPO .424Luke Tendler, SPO 136 Ryan McBroom, VAN .502 Skyler Ewing, SK .417

STOLEN BASES BASE ON BALLS STRIKEOUTSRoemon Fields, VAN 48 Seth Spivey, SPO 39 Jesse Hodges, BOI 84Tim Locastro, VAN 32 Sheehan Planas-Arteaga, EVE 38 Rashad Crawford, BOI 83Franklin Barreto, VAN 29 Travious Relaford, SK 37 Saquan Johnson, SPO 79

PITCHING LEADERS

WINS LOSSES EARNED RUN AVERAGEJason Forjet, SK 7 Jefferson Medina, EVE 8 Jairo Labourt, VAN 1.77Michael Kelly, EUG 7 Helmis Rodriguez, TRI 7 Helmis Rodriguez, TRI 1.975 others tied at 6 4 others tied at 6 Ryan Doran, HIL 2.56

GAMES GAMES STARTED INNINGS PITCHEDEury Sanchez, SK 28 Nick Gardewine, SPO 15 Helmis Rodriguez, TRI 91.1E.J. Encinosa, SK 27 Jairo Labourt, VAN 15 Jason Forjet, SK 87.0Samuel Holland, EUG 27 Jose Reyes, SK 15 Jose Reyes, SK 78.1

SAVES STRIKEOUTS WALKSZac Curtis, HIL 14 Jason Forjet, SK 87 Ryan Warner, TRI 38Eury Sanchez, SK 14 Jairo Labourt, VAN 82 Jairo Labourt, VAN 37Scott Firth, TRI 10 Derek Thompson, SPO 73 Zak Wasilewski, VAN 35

ADDITIONAL PITCHING LEADERS ADDITIONAL BATTING LEADERSWinning Percentage Jason Forjet, SK .875 Sacrifice Hits Jordan Cowan, EVE 8Hits Allowed Andrew Leenhouts, SK 87 Sacrifice Flies Jesse Hodges, BOI 6Runs Allowed Zak Wasilewski, VAN 56 Hit By Pitch Tim Locastro, VAN 32Earned Run Allowed Zak Wasilewski, VAN 51 Caught Stealing Roeman Fields, VAN 9Home Runs Allowed Chris Dula, SPO 10 Grounded into DP Jose Trevino, SPO 14Hit Batters John Sheehan, TRI 12Wild Pitches Trey Lang, BOI 16


VOLCANOESS A L E M K E I Z E RThe 2013 Salem-Keizer Volcanoes began the season with a roster of veterans who collectively set a goal in April in Scottsdale, Arizona, to get back to the postsea-son in September in the Northwest.

Second-year Volcanoes like Chris Johnson, Jeremy Sy and Sam Eberle were all poised to have breakout years and make a splash in the postseason.

While the ultimate goal was not realized as the Vol-canoes fell in the Northwest League South Divisional playoffs to the Boise Hawks, Salem-Keizer ended the regular season as the best overall unit. The formula: experience.

It all started Opening Night when Johnson willed the Volcanoes to victory with an impressive performance on the mound, going six shutout innings, allowing just three base runners. The Volcanoes defeated Hillsboro 3-2 in the Hops inaugural franchise game.

Johnson went on to have one of the best seasons on the mound for any Volcanoes player ever. The righty from Edmonds, Washington, finished the year 6-3 with a 2.49 ERA. The eye-popping numbers are these: John-son tossed 78 strikeouts compared to just eight walks the whole year, including a stretch of five games where Johnson had 36 Ks and no free passes.

Eberle caught fire in late June with a 20-game stretch that seemed nearly impossible to those watching from the stands. He notched 26 hits, nine doubles, four home runs and 17 RBI. Not surprisingly, this also came during the same stretch where the Volcanoes won eight straight games to close the month of June.

The converted third baseman was one of nine Volca-noes named to the 2013 Northwest League All-Star Team. Eberles ninth-inning single lifted the South Division to a come-from-behind 8-7 win, and he was named the games MVP.

Sy, who returned to the Volcanoes after injuring his el-bow in his first professional practice before the start of the 2012 campaign, was another spectacle to witness each day. Managing a rehab program throughout the entire year, Sy capped off the 2013 season with a ter-rific August.

The Illinois native was named the Northwest League Offensive Player of the Week from August 12-19 de-spite playing in just four games during that time. But,

he made them count. Sy went 9-for-15 with seven runs, two doubles, two homers (including a grand slam) and nine RBI. The shortstop also finished third in the NWL with 41 RBI.

Other veterans followed in their footsteps, especially a pair of pitchers on the mound.

Andrew Leenhouts won nine games in 15 starts with the Volcanoes last year, just one off the franchise mark. Leenhouts wrapped up the campaign with the third-best ERA for a starting pitcher in the NWL (2.39) and quietly went about his business each start. The lefty from Massachusetts was never flashy, but he was of-ten regarded as a steady starter who gave the Volcanoes high-powered offense a chance to win the game.

Raymundo Monteros early professional career was off to a rocky start before the 2013 season. Montero, a native of the Dominican Republic, shuffled back and forth from the bullpen to the starting rotation in the 2012 season. When the San Francisco Giants talent evaluators saw his raw emotion fuel his late-inning re-lief appearances in Spring Training, they quickly lined him up to be the Volcanoes closer.

Montero finished second in the league with 14 saves and finished 24 games for the Volcanoes last year. The 14 saves he racked up are tied for 6th on the Volcanoes franchise saves leaderboard.

There were also the inspiring stories of two relievers that have thrived in the Giants minor league system despite their initial draft evaluations.

Jacob Smith, the 48th-round pick (1,467 overall) from the 2011 draft, emerged from a background of home schooling and floating from school to school in his col-lege days to becoming one of the most dominant relief pitchers in the Northwest League. Smith was a strike-out machine (54 Ks) and earned the trust of Volcanoes manager Gary Davenport to always be good for mul-tiple innings (16 of 19 outings, Smith recorded more than three outs). Smith was one of the nine Volcanoes All-Stars.

Jake Shadle, picked up in the 44th Round of the 2010 Draft, made the jump to Salem-Keizer after three sea-sons with the Scottsdale Giants. Shadle, another North-west product from Graham, Washington, routinely gobbled up innings making 21 appearances while going

The 2013 Season: A Return to Dominance


VOLCANOESS A L E M K E I Z E R38.2 innings. He was also the master of the strikeout with 40 on the season.

The Volcanoes also received top talent from the Giants 2013 draft class that pushed the Volcanoes to the play-offs.

Brian Ragira, the fourth-round pick from Stanford, was regarded as one of the best offensive first base-men in the draft, and it showed. Despite playing only 47 games after debuting with Salem-Keizer on July 7, Ragira notched the fifth-most RBI in the Northwest League at 36 while also seeing some time in the outfield to diversify and increase his draft prospects as the year continued.

Tyler Horan, the former Virginia Tech baseball star picked up in the eighth-round, made a huge splash in the outfield. Horan hit .295 with 11 doubles, four homers with 25 RBI in a two-month span with Salem-Keizer.

Brandon Bednar proved to be a Swiss Army Knife-type player, excelling defensively at three infield positions. The 12th-round Florida Gulf Coast University selec-tions debut would be a sign of things to come, lifting the Volcanoes to a victory over Vancouver with a 2-for-5 day with a double and 3 RBI. The Stuart, Florida, native wrapped up the year hitting .272 with nine dou-bles, six home runs, and 34 RBI while showing some speed on the base paths with 11 steals.

The Volcanoes clinched their first playoff berth since the 2009 season by virtue of winning the South Divi-sion first-half title with a 4-3 win over Eugene July 17. The Boise Hawks were hot on Salem-Keizers tail for much of the season, but a series sweep of the Emeralds and a hiccup from the Hawks put the Volcanoes back in the playoffs.

It was good timing the Volcanoes clinched a playoff spot given what would happen next when the team traveled to Tri-City the next day for a five-game series. Not only would Salem-Keizer drop the series 4-1, but it would also be on the wrong side of history.

On July 20, the Dust Devils no-hit the Volcanoes in a 3-0 win. Tri-City pitchers Sam Moll, Shane Broyles, Jerad McCrummen and Trend Daniel combined to no-no the Volcanoes for the first time in franchise history. It was only the second ever no-hit bid for Tri-City and marked the first time in 17+ seasons that the Volcanoes could not muster a hit in a game.

The Volcanoes finished the season strong with a season sweep of Eugene. The 12-0 season mark against the Emeralds marks the first time in the Northwest League history that a divisional sweep of 12 games occurred. Salem-Keizer wrapped up the year with a 47-29 overall record with a 26-10 South Division record.

The Volcanoes met Boise in the postseason with Game 1 at Memorial Stadium. Hawks starter Paul Blackburn kept the Salem-Keizer bats off balance all night with seven shutout innings, allowing just two hits while tossing eight strikeouts. Boise would go on to win the opening game 3-0 in the best-of-three series. But the Volcanoes took solace that they were returning home for two more games with Chris Johnson getting the starting nod the following night.

The next contest turned out to be anything but a pitch-ers duel with both Boise and Salem-Keizer posting big innings off both starters. Johnson exited the game in the third inning, allowing seven runs on six hits with an uncharacteristic three walks as well. The Hawks tallied nine runs from the third to the fifth inning en route to the 11-7 victory and a spot in the Northwest League Championship series against Vancouver.


VOLCANOESS A L E M K E I Z E R2013 SEASON IN REVIEW: DAY-BY-DAYDATE OPPONENT W/L SCORE ATT WIN/LOSS SAVE RECORD GB PLACE6/14 Hillsboro W 3-2 3,421 Chris Johnson (1-0) Montero (1) 1-0 0 T-1st6/15 Hillsboro W 8-4 3,196 Shadle (1-0) 2-0 +1.0 1st6/16 Hillsboro W 7-6 3,687 Reyes (1-0) Montero (2) 3-0 +1.0 1st6/17 @ Boise W 8-6 3,097 Smith (1-0) McVey (1) 4-0 +2.0 1st6/18 @ Boise W 9-2 1,838 Mendoza (1-0) 5-0 +3.0 1st6/19 @ Boise L 1-5 2,384 Chris Johnson (1-1) 5-1 +2.0 1st6/20 Vancouver L 4-6 1,976 Montero (0-1) 5-2 +1.5 1st6/21 Vancouver L 4-5 2,720 Reyes (1-1) 5-3 +0.5 1st6/22 Vancouver L 6-8 2,708 McVey (0-1) 5-4 +1.0 1st6/23 Vancouver W 2-1 (5) 2,282 Moronta (1-0) Mendoza (1) 6-4 +2.0 1st6/24 Vancouver W 1-0 (10) 2,685 Montero (1-0) 7-4 +3.0 1st6/25 @ Eugene W 9-2 909 Leenhouts (1-0) 8-4 +3.5 1st6/26 @ Eugene W 5-1 2,956 Reyes (2-1) 9-4 +4.0 1st6/27 @ Eugene W 9-3 2,457 Kurrasch (1-0) 10-4 +4.0 1st6/28 @ Hillsboro W 10-4 4,126 Mendoza (2-0) 11-4 +4.0 1st6/29 @ Hillsboro W 7-2 4,710 Chris Johnson (2-1) 12-4 +4.0 1st6/30 @ Hillsboro W 4-3 3,721 Leenhouts (2-0) Montero (3) 13-4 +4.0 1st7/1 Boise L 2-3 2,118 Paniagua (0-1) 13-5 +3.0 1st7/2 Boise L 5-10 1,777 Kurrasch (1-1) 13-6 +2.0 1st7/3 Boise W 11-3 4,607 Moronta (2-0) 14-6 +3.0 1st7/4 @ Everett W 8-5 (12) 3,653 Montero (2-1) Paniagua (1) 15-6 +4.0 1st7/5 @ Everett W 4-1 2,216 Leenhouts (3-0) Encinosa (1) 16-6 +5.0 1st7/6 @ Everett L 8-14 2,710 Mendoza (2-1) 16-7 +5.0 1st7/7 @ Everett L 1-6 2,493 Kurrasch (1-2) 16-8 +5.0 1st7/8 @ Everett L 3-4 1,366 Moronta (2-1) 16-9 +4.0 1st7/10 Spokane L 3-4 1,809 Chris Johnson (2-2) 16-10 +4.0 1st7/11 Spokane W 9-1 2,220 Leenhouts (4-0) 17-10 +5.0 1st7/12 Spokane W 6-2 3,296 Mendoza (3-1) Montero (4) 18-10 +6.0 1st7/13 Spokane W 6-0 3,074 Kurrasch (2-2) 19-10 +6.0 1st7/14 Spokane L 4-8 2,361 Moronto (2-1) 19-11 +5.0 1st7/15 Eugene W 8-4 2,116 Chris Johnson (3-2) Montero (5) 20-11 +5.0 1st7/16 Eugene W 8-2 1,556 Leenhouts (5-0) 21-11 +5.0 1st7/17 Eugene W 4-3 1,825 Chase Johnson (1-0) Montero (6) 22-11 +5.0 1st7/18 @Tri-City L 3-5 2,172 Kurrasch (2-3) 22-12 +4.0 1st7/19 @Tri-City W 10-7 2,354 Rogers (1-0) 23-12 +4.0 1st7/20 @Tri-City L 0-3 2,402 Chris Johnson (3-3) 23-13 +4.0 1st7/21 @Tri-City L 2-6 1,684 Leenhouts (5-1) 23-14 +3.0 1st7/22 @Tri-City L 1-2 1,298 Chase Johnson (1-1) 23-15 +2.0 1st7/23 Hillsboro L 6-9 1,893 Kurrasch (2-4) 23-16 -1.0 T-2nd7/24 Hillsboro W 4-1 2,069 Shadle (2-0) Montero (7) 24-16 0.0 T-1st7/25 Hillsboro L 0-1 1,923 McVey (0-2) 24-17 -1.0 T-2nd7/26 Tri-City W 10-4 4,017 Leenhouts (6-1) 25-17 -1.0 T-2nd7/27 Tri-City L 4-5 2,144 Montero (2-2) 25-18 -2.0 T-3rd7/28 Tri-City L 4-5 1,989 Shadle (2-1) 25-19 -2.0 4th7/29 Tri-City W 3-2 1,794 McVey (1-2) Montero (8) 26-19 -2.0 T-3rd7/30 Tri-City W 6-5 1,754 Chris Johnson (4-3) 27-19 -1.0 T-2nd7/31 @ Spokane L 4-6 (11) 4,399 Slania (0-1) 27-20 -1.0 T-2nd8/1 @ Spokane W 9-3 3,973 Chase Johnson (2-1) 28-20 -1.0 T-2nd8/2 @ Spokane W 5-2 6,867 Shadle (3-1) Montero (9) 29-20 0.0 T-1st8/3 @ Spokane W 6-5 7,048 Neff (1-0) Montero (10) 30-20 +1.0 1st8/4 @ Spokane L 1-2 4,676 Nova (0-1) 30-21 0.0 T-1st8/8 Everett W 9-6 3,054 Shadle (4-1) Slania (1) 31-21 +1.0 1st8/9 Everett W 4-1 3,228 Young (1-0) 32-21 +1.0 1st8/10 Everett W 4-2 3,195 Chris Johnson (5-3 Slania (2) 33-21 +1.0 1st8/11 Everett W 8-0 3,290 Leenhouts (7-1) 34-21 +1.5 1st8/12 Everett W 11-10 2,161 Jones (1-0) Montero (11) 35-21 +2.0 1st8/13 @ Hillsboro W 3-0 2,935 Chase Johnson (3-1) Slania (3) 36-21 +2.0 1st8/14 @ Hillsboro L 0-2 2,778 Young (1-1) 36-22 +1.0 1st8/15 @ Hillsboro W 6-5 3,707 Nova (1-1) Montero (12) 37-22 +1.0 1st8/16 @ Vancouver W 7-2 4,447 Leenhouts (8-1) 38-22 +1.0 1st8/17 @ Vancouver L 1-6 5,157 Smith (1-1) 38-23 +1.0 1st8/18 @ Vancouver W 15-5 5.157 McVey (2-2) 39-22 +2.0 1st8/19 @ Vancouver L 4-8 4,564 Connolly (0-1) 39-24 +2.0 1st8/20 @ Vancouver L 1-2 (11) 5,157 Rogers (1-1) 39-25 +1.0 1st8/21 Boise L 2-5 2,742 Leenhouts (8-2) 39-26 0.0 T-1st8/22 Boise L 11-16 3,216 Connolly (0-2) 39-27 -1.0 T-2nd8/23 Boise L 1-8 3,178 Chase Johnson (3-2) 39-28 -2.0 3rd8/24 @ Eugene W 3-0 3,886 Young (2-1) Montero (13) 40-28 -1.0 2nd8/25 @ Eugene W 5-1 2,956 McVey (3-2) 41-28 -1.0 2nd8/26 @ Eugene W 5-3 3,968 Slania (1-1) 42-28 0.0 T-1st8/28 @ Boise L 6-10 2,523 Smith (1-2) 42-29 -1.0 T-2nd8/29 @ Boise W 10-8 2,664 Jones (2-0) 43-29 0.0 T-1st8/30 @ Boise W 10-6 4,072 Chris Johnson (6-3) 44-29 +1.0 1st8/31 Eugene W 7-1 2,347 Young (3-1) 45-29 +1.0 1st9/1 Eugene W 15-1 2,366 Leenhouts (9-2) 46-29 +1.0 1st9/2 Eugene W 6-4 2,230 Smith (2-2) 47-29 +1.0 1st


VOLCANOESS A L E M K E I Z E R2013 VOLCANOES BATTINGPLAYER AVG G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB CS OBP SLG Bednar, Brandon .272 50 202 36 55 9 0 6 34 14 28 11 3 .332 .406Blair, Elliott .237 11 38 7 9 2 0 0 0 8 8 23 0 .396 .289Cornier, Gabriel .197 25 66 10 13 2 1 1 8 11 17 0 0 .316 .303Eberle, Sam .235 60 204 32 48 14 3 5 30 35 36 2 0 .360 .407Escalante, Eugene .300 39 130 19 39 8 1 1 19 11 34 0 1 .377 .400Hill, Kentrell .200 16 45 5 9 3 0 0 0 4 14 1 1 .280 .267Hollick, Tyler .262 63 237 47 62 7 1 3 27 37 53 20 5 .374 .338Honeycutt, Ryan .269 7 26 3 7 2 0 1 6 2 4 1 0 .321 .462Horan, Tyler .295 44 176 25 52 11 3 4 25 20 34 4 0 .372 .460Jones, Jonathan .230 17 61 8 14 2 1 1 10 10 21 0 0 .338 .344Jones, Ryan .336 42 143 24 48 12 0 0 23 22 25 9 0 .429 .420McCall, Shilo .235 55 196 31 46 14 3 4 30 21 67 3 2 .330 .398Miller, Blake .309 25 97 18 30 8 0 3 12 9 19 3 1 .373 .485Ortiz, Randy .253 48 150 27 38 4 3 0 7 14 36 16 3 .341 .320Otero, Cristian .237 16 38 4 9 1 1 0 7 3 12 0 1 .326 .316Polonius, John .270 39 148 15 40 4 4 1 25 9 24 5 3 .333 .372Ragira, Brian .263 47 179 29 47 12 1 3 36 26 54 1 1 .371 .391Rojas, Leonardo .306 17 62 8 19 7 0 1 9 2 12 0 0 .368 .468Ross, Ty .243 31 103 17 25 11 0 0 8 10 21 1 0 .313 .350Sy, Jeremy .294 46 170 37 50 12 1 8 41 26 44 13 2 .391 .518Tuntland, Ryan .254 36 122 16 31 6 1 3 19 26 30 2 3 .393 .393TEAM .266 76 2593 418 691 151 24 45 376 320 593 94 26 .360 .395

2013 VOLCANOES PITCHINGPITCHERS W-L ERA G GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER HR HB BB SO BK Connolly, Michael 0-2 10.61 6 0 0 0 0 9.1 18 11 11 1 1 6 9 0Encinosa, Eduardo 0-0 3.12 14 0 0 0 1 17.1 8 6 6 1 3 10 21 0Fern, Chris 0-0 15.95 8 0 0 0 0 7.1 25 16 13 2 1 2 7 0Johnson, Chase 3-2 4.17 10 10 0 0 0 41 36 24 19 3 4 12 37 0Johnson, Chris 6-3 2.49 15 15 0 0 0 83 65 27 23 1 2 8 78 0Jones, Christian 2-0 3.29 11 0 0 0 0 13.2 14 8 5 1 1 2 14 0Kurrasch, Joe 2-4 5.03 9 8 0 0 0 34 45 23 19 0 1 12 25 0Leenhouts, Andrew 9-2 2.39 15 15 0 0 0 71.2 68 23 19 5 1 14 53 0Maltos-Garcia, Arturo 0-0 6.89 10 0 0 0 0 15.2 19 13 12 1 2 10 11 1Marlowe, Chris 0-0 1.08 7 0 0 0 0 8.1 5 2 1 0 1 1 6 0McVey, Cameron 3-2 3.19 22 0 0 0 1 42.1 34 15 15 1 0 14 48 0Mendoza, Lorenzo 3-1 4.68 9 2 0 0 1 25 28 19 13 4 1 5 17 0Montero, Raymundo 2-2 1.82 25 0 0 0 14 29.2 20 8 6 2 1 7 43 0Moronta, Reyes 2-2 4.98 6 6 0 0 0 21.2 24 15 12 2 2 8 22 1Neff, Steven 1-0 2.49 14 0 0 0 0 21.2 25 6 6 0 1 5 23 0Nova, Juan 1-1 6.92 10 0 0 0 0 13 12 12 10 3 2 10 8 0Paniagua, Armando 0-1 2.48 25 1 0 0 2 36.1 34 14 10 2 8 20 22 0Reyes, Jose 2-1 2 4 0 0 0 0 18 13 4 4 0 2 9 9 1Rogers, Tyler 1-1 3.1 14 0 0 0 0 20.1 16 7 7 0 1 9 16 0Shadle, Jake 4-1 3.03 21 0 0 0 0 38.2 32 17 13 2 3 12 40 1Slania, Daniel 1-1 3.95 12 0 0 0 3 13.2 13 7 6 1 1 3 14 0Smith, Jake 2-2 3.61 19 4 0 0 0 42.1 37 19 17 2 4 21 54 0Soptic, Jeff 0-0 2.25 4 0 0 0 0 4 2 1 1 1 1 1 6 0Vander Tuig, Nick 0-0 13.5 3 3 0 0 0 6.2 15 10 10 1 1 2 5 0Young, Pat 3-1 0.92 8 8 0 0 0 39.1 26 7 4 2 2 9 27 0TEAM 47-29 3.49 76 76 0 5 22 674 634 314 261 38 47 212 615 4


VOLCANOESS A L E M K E I Z E R2013 VOLCANOES FIELDINGFIRST BASEMEN PCT G PO A E TC DPBlair, Elliot 1.000 3 26 1 0 27 1Eberle, Sam .996 27 260 12 1 273 31Jones, Jonathan .994 17 145 15 1 161 18Miller, Blake .969 14 150 7 5 162 12Ragira, Brian .987 18 149 4 2 155 9

SECOND BASEMENBednar, Brandon .955 20 31 75 5 111 16Jones, Ryan .980 42 60 135 4 199 20Otero, Christian .941 11 20 28 3 51 11Polonius, John 1.000 7 13 24 0 37 3

THIRD BASEMENBednar, Brandon .933 9 6 22 2 30 1Eberle, Sam .891 18 12 37 6 55 3Miller, Blake 1.000 11 4 14 0 18 3Otero, Christian 1.000 1 1 1 0 2 0Polonius, John 1.000 7 3 12 0 15 0Tuntland, Ryan .874 34 19 57 11 87 7

SHORTSTOPSBednar, Brandon .910 17 25 46 7 78 8Miller, Blake 1.000 1 1 0 0 1 0Otero, Christian 1.000 4 1 2 0 3 0Polonius, John .979 24 44 97 3 144 20Sy, Jeremy .919 34 49 98 13 160 22

OUTFIELDERSBlair, Elliot 1.000 6 17 0 0 17 0Hill, Kentrell .944 14 16 1 1 18 0Hollick, Tyler 1.000 62 102 3 0 105 1Horan, Tyler .982 39 53 2 1 56 0McCall, Shilo .924 49 69 4 6 79 0Ortiz, Randy .952 44 57 2 3 62 1Ragira, Brian .972 27 35 0 1 36 0

CATCHERS PCT. G PO A E TC DP PBCornier, Gabriel .972 22 151 21 5 177 1 4Escalante, Eugene .983 30 213 22 4 239 1 4Rojas, Leonardo 1.000 2 10 1 0 11 8 2Ross, Ty .977 31 238 20 6 264 0 6

PITCHERS PCT. G PO A E TC DPConnolly, Michael 1.000 6 0 1 0 1 0Encinosa, Eduardo .833 14 1 4 1 6 1Fern, Chris -- 8 0 0 0 0 0Johnson, Chase .800 10 4 4 2 10 1Johnson, Chris 1.000 15 7 10 0 17 0Jones, Christian .750 11 2 1 1 4 0Kurrasch, Joe 1.000 9 2 6 0 8 0Leenhouts, Andrew .947 15 6 12 1 19 1Maltos-Garcia, Arturo 1.000 10 0 3 0 3 1Marlowe, Chris 1.000 7 0 3 0 3 0McVey, Cameron .889 22 2 6 1 9 1Mendoza, Lorenzo 1.000 9 1 4 0 5 0Montero, Raymundo .857 25 1 5 1 7 0Moronta, Reyes 1.000 6 1 4 0 5 0Neff, Steven 1.000 14 0 3 0 3 0Nova, Juan 1.000 10 0 1 0 1 0Paniagua, Armando 1.000 25 2 5 0 7 3Reyes, Jose 1.000 4 5 2 0 7 0Rogers, Tyler 1.000 14 2 13 0 15 1Shadle, Jake 1.000 21 2 3 0 5 0Slania, Daniel -- 12 0 0 0 0 0Smith, Jake .625 19 0 5 3 8 0Soptic, Jeff 1.000 4 0 1 0 1 0Vander Tuig, Nick 1.000 3 0 1 0 1 0Young, Pat 1.000 8 4 3 0 7 0


VOLCANOESS A L E M K E I Z E R2013 TEAM LEADERS

2013 VOLCANOES BATTING LEADERS 2013 VOLCANOES PITCHING LEADERSBatting Average Brandon Bednar .272 Wins Andrew Leenhouts 9Games Tyler Hollick 63 Losses Joe Kurrasch 4At Bats Tyler Hollick 237 Earned Run Average Andrew Leenhouts 2.39Runs Tyler Hollick 47 Games A. Paniagua, R. Montero 25Hits Tyler Hollick 62 Games Started Chr. Johnson, A. Leenhouts 15Doubles S. McCall, S. Eberle 14 Saves Raymundo Montero 14Triples John Polonius 4 Innings Pitched Chris Johnson 83.0Home Runs Jeremy Sy 8 Hits Allowed Andrew Leenhouts 68Runs Batted In Jeremy Sy 41 Runs Allowed Chris Johnson 27Total Bases Jeremy Sy 88 Earned Runs Allowed Chris Johnson 23Base on Balls Tyler Hollick 37 Home Runs Allowed Andrew Leenhouts 5Strikeouts Shilo McCall 67 Strikeouts Chris Johnson 78Hit by Pitch E. Escalante, S. McCall 7 Base on Balls Jake Smith 21Stolen Bases Tyler Hollick 20 Hit Batsmen Armando Paniagua 8Caught Stealing Tyler Hollick 5 Wild Pitches Jake Smith 11On Base Pct. Tyler Hollick .374 Balks 4 tied with 1Slugging Pct. Sam Eberle .407 Opp. Batting Average Chris Johnson .207

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