Monday - June 297:35 a.m. - Mike Krukow joins Murph & Mac5 p.m. - Gabe Kapler joins Tolbert, Krueger & BrooksTuesday - June 307:35 a.m. - Duane Kuiper joins Murph & Mac4:30 p.m. - Dave Flemming joins Tolbert, Krueger & BrooksWednesday - July 17:35 a.m. - Mike Krukow joins Murph & Mac11:50 a.m. - Jon Miller joins Papa & LundThursday - July 27:35 a.m. - Duane Kuiper joins Murph & Mac5 p.m. - Farhan Zaidi joins Tolbert, Krueger & BrooksFriday - July 37 a.m. - Posey Walk Off HR vs. LAMay 3, 2013 vs. Los Angeles-NL10 a.m. - Crawford Walk Off HR vs. LAApril 8, 2016 vs. Los Angeles-NL1 p.m. - McCutchen Walk Off HR vs. LAApril 7, 2018 vs. Los Angeles-NLSaturday - July 49 a.m. - 2014 NL Wild Card GameOctober 1, 2014 at Pittsburgh3 p.m. - 2014 NLCS Game 5October 16, 2014 vs. St. Louis6 p.m. - WOrld Series Game 7October 29, 2014 at Kansas City

GIANTS INTERVIEW SCHEDULE

Monday - June 296 p.m. - Giants Beat Phils in 14, 9-6 July 22, 2014 at PhiladelphiaTuesday - June 306 p.m. - Giants Rout Pirates, 15-4 June 21, 2016 at PittsburghWednesday - July 15 p.m. - Lincecum No-No July 13, 2013 at San DiegoThursday - July 25:30 p.m. - Sanchez No-No July 10, 2009 vs. San DiegoFriday - July 35 p.m. - Cain Perfect Game June 13, 2012 vs. HoustonSaturday - July 42 p.m. - 2010 NLDS Victories

THIS WEEK IN GIANTS HISTORY JUNE

291999

The Giants defeated the Rockies 10-1, as outfielder Ellis Burks drove home

seven runs against his old teammates on a double and two home runs.Box

JUNE

301959

The Giants’ Sam Jones threw a 2-0 one-hitter against the Dodgers, allow-

ing only Jim Gilliam’s contro-versial single in the 8th, a grounder that shortstop Andre Rodgers had difficulty picking up. Willie Mays’ two-run home run off Don Drysdale account-ed for all the scoring. Box

JULY

11996

In San Francisco, Barry Bonds and Mark Carreon hom-ered to lead the Gi-

ants to a 9-6 win over the Rockies. The win snapped a

10-game losing streak, the longest for the Giants since a 10-game skein in 1985 and a 13-game losing streak in 1944. Box

JULY

22002

The Giants scored eight runs in the first inning on their way to an 18-5 rout of the

Rockies. OF Tsuyoshi Shinjo got five hits for San Francisco, including a double and two home runs. Damon Minor, Shinjo, and Reggie Sanders each homered twice to tie a Major League record. The Gi-ants became the 16th team to have three players with multi-ple home runs in the same game. Box

JULY

31951

Rookie Willie Mays blasted a 13th-in-ning solo homer off the Phillies’ Jocko

Thompson to give New York a

win. It was Mays' second extra-inning homer in two weeks: he would hit another on July 7th, off the Braves’ George Estock. Box

JULY

42009

Tim Lincecum, the previous year’s NL Cy Young Award winner, was in his

best form, beating Houston 9-0 with 7.0 scoreless innings, running his streak of scoreless innings to 23.0. He also scored the Giants’ first run in the 5th.Box

JULY

51989

Barry Bonds hom-ered in Pittsburgh’s 6-4 loss to the Gi-ants, giving Barry

and father Bobby the Major League father-and-son home run record with 408. The Bells (Gus and Buddy) and the Ber-ras (Yogi and Dale) had shared the record of 407. Box

SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS WE'VE GOT YOU ALL COVERED: JUNE 29-JULY 5Oracle Park 24 Willie Mays Plaza San Francisco, CA 94107 Phone: 415-972-2000sfgiants.com sfgigantes.com giantspressbox.com @SFGiants @SFGigantes @SFGiantsMedia

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POST PANDEMIC PLANNING - ADAPTING TO THE NEXT NORMAL Konica Minolta has evolved their existing virtual events series, “We’ve Got You All Covered," which was devel-oped primarily as a pandemic response and remote work enablement series, into a new program for busi-ness planning and returning to work in a post COV-ID-19 world. The new series, “Post Pandemic Planning - Adapting to the Next Normal,” helps businesses plan for reopening and offers solutions for what the “next normal” looks like for businesses moving into the fu-ture. Click here for the series schedule

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THIS WEEK'S INSIDE GIANT MOMENTS PODCAST EPISODE (PRES. BY T-MOBILE)

Inside Giant Moments takes you behind the scenes of the most iconic moments in Gi-ants history with the players who made these moments, memories. Host Mark Wil-lard of KNBR dives in each week with exclusive inter-views on the official San Francisco Giants podcast. Subscribe Here

Dave Righetti Years with SF: 1991-1993,

1999-presentDebuts Thurs., July 2

As the pitching coach for 18 seasons under three manag-ers, Righetti was an integral part of the team’s successes over the last two decades. He worked with some of the most elite starters and relievers in Giants history including Tim Lincecum, Matt Cain, Madison Bumgarner, and Brian Wilson.

EPISODE 16

NEWS & NOTES The Giants will begin Training Camp workouts at Oracle Park starting this Friday, July 3 and will

have 51 players in camp. You can jump to page 4 by clicking here and see who the Giants have placed on their Player Pool roster

During the month of June, you will have the opportunity to commemorate your special moment on the scoreboard at Oracle Park. Pick a theme such as graduation, Father’s Day, birthdays or Pride month and include your personalized message. Receive a downloadable photo and see your message running in the ballpark through our live stream scoreboard cam. For more info click to visit http://www.sfgiants.com/livescoreboard

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COACH SPEAK: ALYSSA NAKKEN Each week we'll get to know the new Giants coaches with a few fun ques-tions in this space. This week it's Assist-nat Coach Alyssa Nakken.

When you were growing up playing, who were some of the players that you looked up to as a kid? Did you try to emulate any parts of their game and incorporate it into yours as you ad-vanced in your career?

AN: I’m always inspired by athletes who play all out – like run-through-a-wall-for-my-team-mates type mentality. So I gravitated towards those types of players in all sports. The team that inspired me the most was the ’01-’02 Sacramento Kings. Chris Webber, Mike Bibby, Bobby Jackson, Peja Stojakovic. I wore #13 in travel softball & all the sports I played in high school because Doug Christie was my favorite athlete. I tried to emulate the leadership, hustle & overall entertainment factor that they all brought on the court in every sport I played.

Do you have any fun/fond memories of attend-ing games at Candlestick Park?

AN: I remember being able to take an ice chest into the stadium – I love sandwiches and my mom makes the best ones. So I vividly remember pack-ing the ice chest with sandwiches for our family, taking it into the stadium, watching BP, then sit-ting back down in our seats and crushing the san-dos right before first pitch.

When you played at Sac State, were you allowed to have at-bat music? If so, do you remember any of your choices from those days?

AN: Yes! I remember quite well: Freshman Year: I’m Shipping Up To Boston by Dropkick Murphys, Sophomore Year: Heart of a Champion by Nelly, Junior Year: Circle of Life – Lion King, Senior Year: It’s Peanut Butter Jelly Time by Buckwheat Boyz.

We’ve had some down time due to the pandemic, did you catch up / watch any good TV shows or read anything you’d recommend?

AN: Over the last few weeks in particular, I (along with millions of Americans, I presume) have started to believe 1) racism is more real than we thought, 2) something is wrong when it comes to police and justice, and 3) what can I do. I learned a lot more about anti-racism while protesting here in San Francisco and at the state capitol & be-came driven to commit to it. With that, I strongly believe self-education is an essential part of any anti-racist journey so I’m reading, watching, lis-tening, & learning about the history of racism in this country and how it’s related to policing. For Podcast lovers, I recommend 1619. Netflix fans, I recommend 13th. Bookworms, I recommend The New Jim Crow: Mass Incarceration in the Age of Colorblindness.

GIANTS GEOMETRY (PRES. BY ORACLE) Oracle Park Educational Tours have gone digital! We have tak-en the foundation of our existing Educational Tours program and created virtual learnings and supplemental activities that adhere to Common Core academic standards. Emmy Award winning broadcaster Dave Flemming teaches two lessons on Giants Geometry and Lou Seal even joins the fun to participate in the activities. Through these baseball-themed video les-sons, our goal is to engage students grades 3rd-5th learning

from home in a new way and enrich in-class curriculum for educators by allowing Giants baseball to tell the story. Please visit sfgiants.com/distancelearning

COMMUNITY CORRIDOR CLICK FOR THE GIANTS COVID-19 COMMUNITY RESPONSE BLOG

This summer, Levi’s® and the Giants are teaming up to high-light and honor six nonprofits in our community who are tak-ing action and making a difference for those most in need during the COVID-19 pandemic. The six organizations we will recognize are supporting and being a resource for veterans, homeless, victims of domestic violence and those who need an extra hand during these unprecedented times. Each or-ganization will be receiving a grant from Levi’s® as well as Levi’s® reusable masks for their hard-working staff, volun-teers and clients. To learn more about the Levi’s® Community Advocate program, please visit sfgiants.com/leviscommunityadvocate

In an effort to keep youth connected during times of isolation, the Giants Community Fund has launched Junior Giants at Home, presented by Bank of America. During the 4-week vir-tual program, players are invited to attend two age-specific practices weekly that feature fun warm-ups, baseball skills and drills and exclusive training videos from the San Francisco Gi-ants Coaching Staff Throughout the season, participants are also introduced to important lessons in bullying prevention, health, education and character development. Live practices hosted in Español are now available. Last chance to join this summer, register for free at jrgi-antsathome.org Summer Season 2 begins Monday, July 6.

GIANTS YOUTUBE CONTENT Conversación Gigante: Pablo Sandoval

Watch Beginning July 1

Pablo Sandoval sat down with ErwinHigue-ros in the most recent edition of Conversación Gigante and talked about his start in baseball, how he got to the big leagues and his motiva-tion to keep playing after various injuries, but more importantly, the role his family plays to continue his journey in the best baseball in the world.

GIANT BIRTHDAYS THIS WEEK

Yolmer Sánchez(28)

June 29

Ethan Katz(37)

July 4

Brian Sabean(64)

July 1

Jaylin Davis(26)

July 1

SEASON TICKET MEMBER HEROES OF THE WEEK Each week we'll highlight a Giants season ticket

member or members who are stepping up during this tremendous time of need. This week we sa-lute the work of View Level season ticket mem-ber Jenny Mannone, nominated by her husband Kevin Cox.

Working for the California Pacific Medical Cen-ter (CPMC) as a nurse for the past 36 years, 21 of which in the operating room, Jenny Mannone has been on the ‘front lines’ in a profound way during these most recent months, by assisting surgeons with emergency procedures involving patients with COVID-19.

A scary time of uncertainty and exhaustion at times, yet her inner strength and perseverance carries on no matter what. She exudes the utmost enthusiasm and professionalism on every shift, by supporting her medical team while caring for patients during such a critical time. Not only that, but she also volunteers at the SPCA out of the love she has for animals, coupled with her generous, most sincere nature to help others.

With that said, and if baseball was in ‘full swing’, she would still manage to fit time into your busy days, weeks and months to attend Giants baseball games with her husband, Kevin, as avid fans and Season Ticket Members on the View level! Because of her positive persona, wel-coming demeanor and, of course, million dollar smile, her friends and co-workers who know her, fondly refer to as ‘Jenny Go Giants’!

GIGANTES PODCAST (PRES. BY T-MOBILE) Erwin Higueros interviews current players, former Giants players, as

well as several Giants staff members, focusing on their culture on the new Gigantes Podcast, launching this week. Listen here

Carlos Orellana, the third member in the Giants Spanish radio booth, shares with us how at the age of 18 he became part of the Giants fam-ily and his memories of the 2010 World Series and what it means for him to work for his childhood team.

We've Got You All Covered June 29-July 5, 2020

GIANTS PLAYER SPOTLIGHT | DONOVAN SOLANO Born and raised in Barranquilla,

a port on the Caribbean Sea that is Colombia’s fourth largest city with more than 1 million people. It’s also

the birthplace of Edgar Rentería, the 2010 World Series MVP for the Gi-ants. Donovan began playing baseball at

an early age at the Rentería Baseball Academy, and played with Ed-

gar Rentería’s nephew. In 2005, less than a month after turning 17, Donovan signed with the St. Louis Cardinals as an in-ternational free agent. He spent six years in the Cardinals’ system without making the

majors. He signed with the

Marlins as a minor league free agent before the 2012 season.

He made his debut May 12, 2012. Hit a pinch-hit sin-gle in his first at-bat. In his first start four days later, he went 2-for-4 against Madi-son Bumgarner and the Gi-ants.

Donovan became the 12th Colombian to reach the Ma-jor Leagues. Brother Jho-natan, a catcher, became

the 13th. His debut (with the Nation-als) came eight days after Donovan's. In fact, Jhonathan’s debut (May 29, 2012) and his first start the follow-ing day came against Solano’s Marlins with their parents watching from the stands. They played against each oth-er several times in 2013 as well.

In 2015, they played together on the Marlins, appearing in in the same game five times and starting together twice. In his Marlins' debut, Jhonatan doubled down the left field line to score Donovan, giving the Marlins’ a one-run lead.

The Solano brothers were also teammates on Colombia’s entry in the 2017 World Baseball Classic. (Co-lombia was eliminated in an extra-in-ning loss to the Dominican Republic.)

In 2013, Donovan was the National League second base Wilson Defen-sive Player of the Year, after commit-ting only eight errors in 464 chances for the Marlins. He has played second, third, shortstop and even left field in his career.

He signed with the Yankees before the 2016 season, and with the Dodg-ers before 2018.

Although he never played in the big leagues with the Dodgers, he had im-pressed then Dodgers-exec Farhan Zaidi.

Donovan told the Bay Area News Group that the Giants had made at-tempts to sign him even before Zaidi

came aboard. Donovan credits a higher power for leading him to the Giants and a shot at a major league job. “I’m a believer and I have a deal with God, and the deal is I’m going to continue working and persist and not give up and when He opens the door, I’m going to take advantage of it.”

Donovan made an impact immedi-ately when he was called up in May 2019, hitting .330, including .402 on the road. He slashed .353/.381/.492 from June 7 to the end of the season.

His .402 road batting average marked the first time a Major Leaguer hit .400 or better on the road (min. 100 road plate appearances) since Ichiro Suzuki did so in 2004. Overall, Solano is the fourth player to bat .400 or better on the road (min. 100 PA) since 1970.

FAMILY INFORMATION- Son of Luis Solano and Myriam Preciado. Luis, a retired electrician, was a pitcher in Colombia baseball leagues.

- Has one brother, Jhonatan, who also made it to the Major Leagues with Washington and Miami.

- Donovan and his wife, Laura Triana, have two sons: Donovan and Enoc Solano.

BEYOND THE GIANT VAULT - CROIX DE CANDLESTICK Housed in a 5,000 square foot building, the Giants Archives consists of memorabilia and artifacts from our team’s 138-year history. As part of the Giants Fan Page, fans can now, for the first time, learn about and view memorabilia from our collection.

“Veni, Vidi, Vixi” - I came, I saw, I survived – was a rallying cry at Candlestick from 1983-1999. Fans who braved the elements during an extra-inning night game were awarded an official Croix de Candlestick, demonstrating their loyalty and de-votion to the Giants.

April 20, 1983 was a big night for Giants fans. The extra inning win over the Dodg-ers was the first opportunity for the hardy fans at Candlestick to earn a Croix de

Candlestick, but it was a difficult rollout for the new giveaway (pictured to the right). Previously giveaways were distributed before the game began, so the Giants had to find a different way to hand out the sought after award after a game. When over 25,000 fans stayed for the first extra-inning night game of 1983 the new system had some problems and many fans went home with a “Croix raincheck” instead. The Giants quickly apologized and did everything possible to make it right. To make it easy to receive their award, fans could pick up their award at a variety of places, or they could mail their raincheck or ticket stub to the ballpark and the Giants would mail a badge back to them. In the end, every fan received their award and a new tradition was born.

A year after debuting, the Giants had fun with the Croix de Candlestick during the 1984 All-Star Game at Candlestick Park (pictured on the left). The team handed out the honorary badge to commemorate the previous All-Star Game at Candlestick in 1961. In the top of the ninth inning Sandy Koufax was replaced by Giants reliever, Stu Miller. Facing the first batter, Al Kaline, Miller was called for a balk when a particularly fierce gust of wind blew him off the mound, the good news is that he kept the score tied at 3. Luckily for Giants fans, in the bottom of the 10th inning Willie Mays scored the winning run on Roberto Clemete’s single to right – giving the National League a 5-4 victory.

The full Croix Vault exhibit will be online starting Thursday

PRESS BOX EATS Vice President of Media Relations Matt Chisholm shares his mom's recipe for Rice Krispies Peanut Butter Cookies

Preheat the oven to 300 degrees Melt caramels with water Add Rice Krispies and spread in buttered 9x13

pan Sprinkle with chocolate chips and peanut but-

ter chips

Heat in oven until melted Spread with knife. Cut in squares when cooled.

INGREDIENTS Rice Krispies Peanut Butter Cookies- 1 package peanut butter chips-1 package chocolate chips (12 oz.)

- 1 package kraft caramels

- ¼ cup water- 5 cups rice krispies- 1 cup walnuts (chopped)

THE GAMER | ISSUE ONE OF Mike Yastrzemski dons the cover of Issue 1 of The Gamer, the Giants newest publication. The first issue includes a Q&A with the young Gi-ants outfielder that burst on the scene last season, a chat with new skipper Gabe Kapler, and a look at the Giants community efforts during the shelter in place. Click here to read today

GamerTHE

OFFICIAL PUBLICATION OF THE SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS

ISSUE 1

POWERON DISPLAY

Mike Yastrzemski brings a big bat to the

Giants’ lineup

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40-MAN PLAYERS IN CLUB POOL (33) NO PITCHERS (18) B-T HT WT BORN BIRTHPLACE 64 Anderson, Shaun R-R 6-4 228 10-29-94 Coral Springs, FL31 Anderson, Tyler L-L 6-2 213 12-30-89 Las Vegas, NV65 Coonrod, Sam (KOON-rahd) R-R 6-1 225 9-22-92 St. Louis, MO47 Cueto, Johnny R-R 5-11 229 2-15-86 San Pedro de Macoris, DR97 García, Jarlín (har-lean) L-L 6-3 215 1-18-93 Santo Domingo, DR 34 Gausman, Kevin (GAWZ-min) L-R 6-2 190 1-6-91 Centennial, CO58 Gott, Trevor R-R 5-10 182 8-26-92 Lexington, KY52 Jiménez, Dany (he-MEH-nehz, DAN-knee) R-R 6-1 182 12-23-93 San Cristobal, DR 51 Menez, Conner L-L 6-2 206 5-29-95 Hollister, CA60 Peralta, Wandy (WAHN-dee) L-L 6-0 216 7-21-91 San Francisco de Macoris, DR57 Rodríguez, Dereck R-R 6-0 208 6-5-92 Arlington, TX 71 Rogers, Tyler R-R 6-3 181 12-17-90 Denver, CO 29 Samardzija, Jeff (suh-MAR-jah) R-R 6-4 233 1-23-85 Merrillville, IN67 Selman, Sam R-L 6-2 198 11-14-90 Austin, TX18 Smyly, Drew (SMIY-lee) L-L 6-2 188 6-13-89 Little Rock, AR59 Suárez, Andrew L-L 6-0 202 9-11-92 Miami, FL56 Watson, Tony L-L 6-4 224 5-30-85 Sioux City, IA62 Webb, Logan R-R 6-1 220 11-18-96 Rocklin, CA

NO CATCHERS (1) B-T HT WT BORN BIRTHPLACE28 Posey, Buster R-R 6-1 213 3-27-87 Leesburg, GA

NO INFIELDERS (7) B-T HT WT BORN BIRTHPLACE 46 Avelino, Abiatal (ah-BIY-ah-tahl, a-veh-LEE-noh) R-R 6-0 210 2-14-95 San Pedro De Macoris, DR 9 Belt, Brandon L-L 6-3 231 4-20-88 Nacogdoches, TX 35 Crawford, Brandon L-R 6-1 223 1-21-87 Mountain View, CA 1 Dubón, Mauricio (do-báhn) R-R 6-0 173 7-19-94 San Pedro Sula, HON41 Flores, Wilmer R-R 6-2 213 8-6-91 Valencia, VZ10 Longoria, Evan R-R 6-1 213 10-7-85 Downey, CA 7 Solano, Donovan R-R 5-8 210 12-17-87 Barranquilla, COL

NO OUTFIELDERS (7) B-T HT WT BORN BIRTHPLACE 49 Davis, Jaylin R-R 5-11 205 7-1-94 Greensboro, NC 12 Dickerson, Alex L-L 6-2 226 5-26-90 Poway, CA 6 Duggar, Steven (DUH-ger) L-R 6-1 187 11-4-93 Spartanburg, SC 70 McCarthy, Joe L-L 6-3 220 2-23-94 Scranton, PA 8 Pence, Hunter R-R 6-4 216 4-13-83 Fort Worth, TX 13 Slater, Austin R-R 6-1 204 12-13-92 Jacksonville, FL 5 Yastrzemski, Mike (yuh-STREM-skee) L-L 5-10 178 8-23-90 Andover, MA

NON-ROSTER INVITEES IN CLUB POOL (18) NO PITCHERS (7) B-T HT WT BORN BIRTHPLACE53 Cahill, Trevor R-R 6-4 223 3-1-88 Oceanside, CA 87 Cyr, Tyler (see-er) R-R 6-1 205 5-5-93 Fremont, CA 95 Garcia, Rico R-R 5-9 201 1-10-94 Honolulu, HI 89 Madero, Luís R-R 6-3 185 4-15-97 Maracay, VZ78 Navas, Carlos R-R 6-0 215 8-13-92 Puerto Cabello, VZ 93 Oaks, Trevor R-R 6-2 249 3-26-93 Riverside, CA 66 Triggs, Andrew R-R 6-4 233 3-16-89 Nashville, TN

NO CATCHERS (3) B-T HT WT BORN BIRTHPLACE 77 Bart, Joey R-R 6-2 238 12-15-96 Buford, GA76 Brantly, Rob L-R 6-0 191 7-14-89 San Diego, CA 81 Heineman, Tyler (HIY-nuh-min) S-R 5-10 199 6-19-91 Pacific Palisades, CA

NO INFIELDERS (5) B-T HT WT BORN BIRTHPLACE 68 Green, Zach R-R 6-2 224 3-7-94 Carmichael, CA Luciano, Marco R-R 6-2 178 9-10-01 San Francisco de Macoris, DR 33 Ruf, Darin R-R 6-2 232 7-28-86 Omaha, NE 2 Sánchez, Yolmer (yoll-mur) S-R 5-8 205 6-29-92 Maracay, VZ 48 Sandoval, Pablo S-R 5-10 268 8-11-86 Puerto Cabello, VZ

NO OUTFIELDERS (3) B-T HT WT BORN BIRTHPLACE 0 Hamilton, Billy S-R 6-0 155 9-9-90 Taylorsville, MS Ramos, Heliot (Elliot) R-R 6-1 188 9-7-99 Humacao, PR37 Rickard, Joey (RICK-erd) R-L 6-0 192 5-21-91 Las Vegas, NV

NO. NAME POS0 Hamilton, Billy OF1 Dubón, Mauricio IF2 Sánchez, Yolmer IF5 Yastrzemski, Mike OF6 Duggar, Steven OF7 Solano, Donovan IF8 Pence, Hunter OF9 Belt, Brandon IF10 Longoria, Evan IF12 Dickerson, Alex OF13 Slater, Austin OF18 Smyly, Drew LHP28 Posey, Buster C29 Samardzija, Jeff RHP31 Anderson, Tyler LHP33 Ruf, Darin IF 34 Gausman, Kevin RHP35 Crawford, Brandon IF37 Rickard, Joey OF41 Flores, Wilmer IF46 Avelino, Abiatal IF47 Cueto, Johnny RHP48 Sandoval, Pablo IF49 Davis, Jaylin OF51 Menez, Conner LHP52 Jimenez, Dany RHP53 Cahill, Trevor RHP56 Watson, Tony LHP57 Rodríguez, Dereck RHP58 Gott, Trevor RHP59 Suárez, Andrew LHP60 Peralta, Wandy LHP62 Webb, Logan RHP64 Anderson, Shaun RHP65 Coonrod, Sam RHP66 Triggs, Andrew RHP67 Selman, Sam LHP68 Green, Zach IF70 McCarthy, Joe OF71 Rogers, Tyler RHP76 Brantly, Rob C77 Bart, Joey C78 Navas, Carlos RHP81 Heineman, Tyler C87 Cyr, Tyler RHP89 Madero, Luis RHP93 Oaks, Trevor RHP95 Garcia, Rico RHP97 García, Jarlín LHP

Luciano, Marco IF Ramos, Heliot OF

51 players in camp (18 non-roster):

25 pitchers (7 non-roster)4 catchers (3 non-roster)

12 infielders (5 non-roster)10 outfielders (3 non-roster)

Manager: Gabe Kapler (19)Coaches: Kai Correa (50); Ron Wotus (23); Antoan Richardson (00); Donnie Ecker (52); Justin Viele (17); Dustin Lind (88) Andrew Bailey (45); Ethan Katz (21); Craig Albernaz (32); Brian Bannister (45); Nick Ortiz (79); Mark Hallberg (91); Alyssa Nakken (92) | Staff: Taira Uematsu (99), Brant Whiting (66)Medical & Training Staff: Dave Groeschner, Dr. Anthony Saglimbeni, Dr. Robert Murray, Dr. Ken Akizuki, Dr. Ben Ma, Dr. Chris Chung, Anthony Reyes, L.J. Petra, Brad Lawson, Saul Martinez, Tony Reale, Haro Ogawa, Chrissy Yuen, Derin McMains

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