VOLCANOES The 2014 Season: A Roller-Coaster Summer

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1 The 2014 Season: A Roller-Coaster Summer After 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. Although the Craters showed promise throughout the year, an up-and-down summer eventually landed Gary Davenport s club at a pedestrian mark. While there was no champagne popping during what turned out to be Davenport s final run with the Volcanoes, the twists and turns over the course of the season were as entertaining as one will find in the Northwestern 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 threetime 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 Volcanoes to start the Northwest League season, and the Tampa, Florida, native flourished in a Volcanoes uniform. Arroyo sizzled in tune with the summer months, posting a.333/.378/.469 line with a team-high 44 RBI by season s 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-Keizer s 5-1 Patriotic Tribute 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 record couldn t compete for a first-half South Division crown. Entering the halfway point of the season with a 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-Keizer s season 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 stround 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 innings 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-Keizer s arms gave the club a chance on a daily basis, Arroyo s 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 posting an impressive.889 OPS. Ewing hammered in four RBI during his first game with the team, and kept it going 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 Davenport s everyday lineup was the versatile infielder Travious T Relaford. Drafted in the 41st round in 2011, the Hinds Community 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-Keizer s offense. With the first half behind them, the Volcanoes surged out of the gate into the later summer months. Beginning 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 heading into the All-Star break Salem-Keizer Volcanoes Media Guide 15

2 While 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, 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 seasonhigh 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 record, and a overall mark on the year. Four consecutive defeats succeeded this high point, and although the Volcanoes recovered slightly with a threegame winning streak, Salem-Keizer managed to record victories in just three of its final 11 contests, settling for a second-half, which turned out to be six games worse than the South Division champion Hops. Overall, the Volcanoes 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, including at one point having both the first and secondround picks from the Giants 2013 and 2014 drafts on the squad at the same time, fizzled out in the dying days of summer Salem-Keizer Volcanoes Media Guide

3 2014 SEASON IN REVIEW: DAY-BY-DAY DATE OPPONENT W/L SCORE ATT WIN/LOSS SAVE RECORD GB PLACE 6/13 Vancouver L ,552 Leenhouts (0-1) T-2 6/14 Vancouver L 1-3 3,239 Reyes (0-1) T-3 6/15 Vancouver L 1-6 2,998 Gonzalez (0-1) T-3 6/16 Vancouver W 10-9 (12) 1,678 Sanchez (1-0) /17 Vancouver W 4-3 1,503 Encinosa (1-0) Hillsboro W 8-6 4,853 Sanchez (2-0) Gardeck (1) Hillsboro L 3-4 2,654 Reyes (0-2) T-3 Hillsboro L 1-2 3,381 McCasland (0-1) /21 Everett W 3-2 2,776 Gardeck (1-0) /22 Everett L 2-6 2,090 Singer (0-1) T-3 6/23 Everett W 7-1 1,809 Leenhouts (1-1) T-3 6/24 Everett L 5-6 (13) 1,633 McCasland (0-2) /25 Everett W 5-4 2,578 Encinosa (2-0) Eugene W 5-2 4,387 Miller (1-0) Montero (1) Eugene W 5-4 (14) 2,349 Knight (1-0) Eugene L 1-2 3,267 McCasland (0-3) Vancouver L 3-5 4,548 Reyes (0-3) Vancouver L ,157 Gonzalez (0-2) Vancouver L 4-8 5,157 Miller (1-1) T-2 Vancouver W 6-1 3,621 Forjet (1-0) T-2 Vancouver L 4-6 3,784 McVey /4 Hillsboro W 5-1 5,613 Reyes (1-3) Knight (1) T-3 7/5 Hillsboro W 7-6 3,355 Encinosa (3-0) T-2 7/6 Hillsboro L ,424 Knight (1-1) T-3 7/8 Eugene W 4-3 1,689 Forjet (2-0) Sanchez (1) /9 Eugene L 6-8 2,192 Leenhouts (1-2) T-3 7/10 Eugene W 6-5 1,960 Reyes (2-3) Hillsboro L 4-7 3,637 Gardeck (1-0) Hillsboro W 6-5 4,997 Neff (1-1) Sanchez (2) /13 Hillsboro L 5-7 2,183 Paniagua (0-1) Everett W 6-4 (10) 1,302 Gardeck (2-1) Everett L 5-7 1,527 Neff (1-1) Everett W 1-0 3,639 Gonzalez (1-2) Sanchez (3) Everett W 6-4 (10) 3,169 Miller (2-1) Encinosa (1) Everett L 3-5 2,461 Singer (0-2) Boise L ,505 Leenhouts (1-3) Boise W 6-1 1,576 Reyes (3-3) Boise L 6-7 1,814 Sanchez (2-1) /22 Spokane W ,633 Miller (3-1) T-1 7/23 Spokane W 5-2 2,080 Forjet (3-0) Sanchez (4) /24 Spokane W 8-2 1,777 Leenhouts (2-3) /25 Spokane W 5-3 3,968 Reyes (4-3) Sanchez (5) /26 Spokane L 1-4 2,166 Gonzalez (1-3) /27 Eugene W 9-1 2,317 Miller (4-1) /28 Eugene W 5-3 2,034 Forjet (4-0) Sanchez (6) /29 Eugene L 6-8 2,187 Neff (1-2) Tri-City W 8-7 1,358 McVey (1-1) Sanchez (7) Tri-City L 3-4 (13) 2,303 Paniagua (0-2) T-1 Tri-City L 3-4 (10) 2,539 McVey (1-2) T-1 Tri-City W ,757 Forjet (5-0) T-1 Tri-City L 3-5 1,440 Encinosa (3-1) /7 Boise W 9-5 3,102 Gonzalez (2-3) McVey (1) /8 Boise W 4-3 3,440 Reyes (5-3) Sanchez (8) T-2 8/9 Boise W ,493 Forjet (6-0) Hillsboro W 7-1 4,087 Miller (5-1) /11 Hillsboro L ,973 Leenhouts (2-4) /12 Hillsboro W ,854 Encinosa (4-1) Sanchez (9) Eugene W 2-1 2,654 Leenhouts (3-4) Sanchez (10) Eugene L 0-1 3,365 Forjet (6-1) Eugene L 4-5 (10) 2,765 Knight (1-2) /16 Boise L 1-4 1,940 Mella (0-1) T-1 8/17 Boise L 6-7 2,010 Sanchez (2-2) /18 Boise W 7-3 2,255 Reyes (6-3) /20 Tri-City W 5-2 1,921 Forjet (7-1) Sanchez (11) /21 Tri-City W ,356 McCasland (1-3) /22 Tri-City L 5-9 3,230 Miller (5-2) /23 Tri-City L 2-6 2,690 Gonzalez (2-4) /24 Tri-City W 6-5 2,385 Sanchez (3-2) Spokane L 3-4 4,418 Sanchez (3-3) Spokane L ,811 Neff (1-3) Spokane W 3-2 5,427 Mella (1-1) Sanchez (12) Spokane L 3-5 6,027 Miller (3-5) Spokane L ,072 Gonzalez (2-5) Boise L 8-9 3,396 Reyes (6-4) Boise W 4-3 (10) 2,516 McCasland (2-3) Sanchez (13) Boise L 5-6 2,319 Knight (1-3) Salem-Keizer Volcanoes Media Guide 17

4 2014 BATTING PLAYER AVG G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB CS OBP SLG Arroyo, Christian Callaway, Will Cole, Hunter Davis, Dylan Deacon, Jared Escalante, Geno Ewing, Skyler Fargas, Johneshwy Fuentes, Leonardo Garcia, Aramis Harrison, Seth Hollick, Tyler Jones, Jonathan Jones, Ryan Jones, Ryder Kay, Brett Lichtenthaler, Christian Massoni, Craig McCall, Shilo Melendez, Rene Mende, Sam Ortiz, Randy Pujadas, Fernando Relaford, Travious Rojas, Leo Slater, Austin TEAM PITCHING PITCHERS W-L ERA G GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER HR HB BB SO BK Beede, Tyler Encinosa, E.J Forjet, Jason Gardeck, Ian Gonzalez, Nicholas Knight, Dusten Leenhouts, Andrew McCasland, Jacob McVey, Cameron Mella, Keury Miller, Ethan Montero, Raymundo Neff, Steven Paniagua, Armando Reyes, Jose Sanchez, Eury Singer, Kirk Snelten, Donald TEAM Salem-Keizer Volcanoes Media Guide

5 2014 FIELDING FIRST BASEMEN PCT G PO A E TC DP Callaway, Will Cole, Hunter Ewing, Skyler Jones, Jonathan Massoni, Craig SECOND BASEMEN Callaway, Will Jones, Ryan Kay, Brett Lichtenthaler, Christian Relaford, Travious THIRD BASEMEN Callaway, Will Cole, Hunter Jones, Ryan Jones, Ryder Mende, Sam Relaford, Travious SHORTSTOPS Arroyo, Christian Lichtenthaler, Christian Relaford, Travious OUTFIELDERS Callaway, Will Cole, Hunter Davis, Dylan Escalante, Geno Fargas, Johneshwy Fuentes, Leonardo Harrison, Seth Hollick, Tyler Massoni, Craig McCall, Shilo Ortiz, Randy Slater, Austin CATCHERS PCT. G PO A E TC DP PB Deacon, Jared Escalante, Geno Garcia, Aramis Melendez, Rene Pujadas, Fernando Rojas, Leo PITCHERS PCT. G PO A E TC DP Beede, Tyler Encinosa, E.J Forjet, Jason Gardeck, Ian Gonzalez, Nicholas Knight, Dusten Leenhouts, Andrew McCasland, Jacob McVey, Cameron Mella, Keury Miller, Ethan Montero, Raymundo Neff, Steven Paniagua, Armando Reyes, Jose Sanchez, Eury Singer, Kirk Snelten, Donald Salem-Keizer Volcanoes Media Guide 19

6 2014 TEAM LEADERS 2014 BATTING LEADERS 2014 PITCHING LEADERS Batting Average Christian Arroyo.333 Wins Jason Forjet 7 Games Travious Relaford 70 Losses Nicholas Gonzalez 5 At Bats Skyler Ewing 182 Earned Run Average Jason Forjet 3.10 Runs Travious Relaford 45 Games E.J. Encinosa 27 Hits Christian Arroyo 81 Games Started Jose Reyes 15 Doubles Christian Arroyo 14 Saves Eury Sanchez 14 Triples Tyler Hollick 3 Innings Pitched Jason Forjet 87.0 Home Runs Skyler Ewing 8 Hits Allowed Ethan Miller 89 Runs Batted In Christian Arroyo 48 Runs Allowed Andrew Leehouts 46 Total Bases Christian Arroyo 114 Earned Runs Allowed Ethan Miller 40 Base on Balls Travious Relaford 37 Home Runs Allowed Andrew Leehouts 8 Strikeouts Shilo McCall 53 Strikeouts Jason Forjet 87 Hit by Pitch Johneshwy Fargas 12 Base on Balls Nicholas Gonzalez 28 Stolen Bases Johneshwy Fargas 15 Hit Batsmen 3 tied with 6 Caught Stealing Johneshwy Fargas 6 Wild Pitches 2 tied with 10 On Base Pct. Skyler Ewing.417 Balks Nicholas Gonzalez 3 Slugging Pct. Skyler Ewing.473 Opp. Batting Average Jose Reyes.245 Minimum 205 plate appearances Minimum 61 innings pitched 2014 SINGLE GAME LEADERS INDIVIDUAL BATTING Most At Bats 7 (Arroyo, 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, Boise) TEAM BATTING Most Runs 16 (8/9 vs. Boise) Most Hits 17 (7/27 vs. Eugene) Most Doubles 5 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 Most Base on Balls 12 Tri City Most Hit by Pitch 5 Most Stolen Bases 3 (8/23 vs. Tri City) Most Left on Base 15 City) INDIVIDUAL PITCHING Most Innings Pitched 8 (Miller, & 7/27 vs. Eugene, Reyes, Boise Most Hits Allowed 11 (Leenhoults, Tri City) Most Runs Allowed 8 (Gonzalez, Spokane) Most Earned Runs Allowed 7 (Gonzalez, Spokane) Most Strikeouts 11 (Forjet, 7/23 vs. Spokane, Leenhoults, 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 PITCHING Fewest Hits Allowed 3 (2 games with 3) Most Hits 16 Boise) Most Runs 12 Most Earned Runs 12 (8/12 vs. Hillsboro) Most Strikeouts 22 Most Base on Balls 7 (6/13 vs. Vancouver) Most Hit Batters 5 Most Wild Pitches 7 Most Balks 2 Boise) Most Left on Base 17 (6/16 vs. Vancouver) Salem-Keizer Volcanoes Media Guide

7 HIGHS AND LOWS 2014 Longest Game, Time 4:23 6/16 vs. Vancouver Longest Game, Time (9in) 3:28 8/09 vs. Boise Shortest Game, Time 2:06 Boise Shortest Game, Time (9in) 2:06 Boise Largest Attendance, Home 5,613 7/4 vs. Hillsboro Largest Attendance, Road 7,072 Spokane Smallest Attendance, Home 1,503 6/17 vs. Vancouver Smallest Attendance, Road 1,302 Everett Longest Winning Streak 4 2 streaks of 4 Longest Losing Streak 4 2 streaks of 4 Longest Winning Streak, Home 4 7/22-7/25 Longest Losing Streak, Home 3 6/13-6/15 Longest Winning Streak, Road 2 3 streaks of 2 Longest Losing Streak, Road 4 6/28-7/1 MISCELLANEOUS 2014 TOTAL HOME ROAD W L W L W L Record in Shutouts Extra Innings One-Run Decisions Overall Record Day Games Night Games Vs. Eugene Vs. Everett Vs. Vancouver Vs. Boise Vs. Spokane Vs. Tri-City Vs. Hillsboro Total vs. North Total vs. South June July August September Salem-Keizer Volcanoes Media Guide 21

8 2014 NORTHWEST LEAGUE REVIEW TEAM STANDINGS OVERALL FIRST HALF SECOND HALF NORTH W-L W-L PCT. GB W-L PCT. GB Manager Attendance Vancouver ** John Schneider 193,865 Spokane* Tim Hulett 180,187 Tri-City Drew Saylor 85,679 Everett Dale Valle 92,642 OVERALL FIRST HALF SECOND HALF SOUTH W-L W-L PCT. GB W-L PCT. GB Manager Attendance Hillsboro * ** J.R. House 138,732 Boise Gary Van Tol 87,519 SALEM-KEIZER Gary Davenport 95,083 Eugene 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 BATTING TEAM AVG G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB CS Boise Spokane Vancouver SALEM-KEIZER Hillsboro Tri City Eugene Everett TEAM PITCHING TEAM W L ERA CG SHO SV IP H R ER HR BB SO Hillsboro Vancouver Boise Spokane SALEM-KEIZER Tri-City Eugene Everett TEAM FIELDING TEAM PCT PO A E TC DP PB SALEM-KEIZER Spokane Vancouver Hillsboro Everett Boise Tri-City Eugene Salem-Keizer Volcanoes Media Guide

9 2014 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 2015 Salem-Keizer Volcanoes Media Guide 23

10 2014 NORTHWEST LEAGUE SUMMARY BATTING LEADERS BATTING AVERAGE GAMES AT BATS Eduard Pino, SPO.335 Franklin Barreto, VAN 73 Rashad Crawford, BOI 297 Christian Arroyo, SK.333 Jesse Hodges, BOI 73 Roemon Fields, VAN 294 Seth Spivey, SPO.332 Roemon Fields, VAN 72 Franklin Barreto, VAN 289 RUNS HITS DOUBLES Franklin Barreto, VAN 65 Franklin Barreto, VAN 90 Franklin Barreto, VAN 23 Roemon Fields, VAN 64 Seth Spivey, SPO 86 Marcus Davis, EUG 23 Jose Trevino, SPO 58 Eduard Pino, SPO 84 Ryan McBroom, VAN 23 TRIPLES HOME RUNS RBI Rashad Crawford, BOI 7 Ryan McBroom, VAN 11 Franklin Barreto, VAN 61 Auston Bousfield, EUG 5 Luke Tendler, SPO 11 Ryan McBroom, VAN 59 Elvin Soto, HIL 5 4 others tied with 9 Luke Tendler, SPO 57 TOTAL BASES SLUGGING PERCENTAGE ON BASE PERCENTAGE Franklin Barreto, VAN 139 Marcus Davis, EUG.537 Shane Hoelscher, TRI.427 Ryan McBroom, VAN 137 Luke Tendler, SPO.531 Seth Spivey, SPO.424 Luke Tendler, SPO 136 Ryan McBroom, VAN.502 Skyler Ewing, SK.417 STOLEN BASES BASE ON BALLS STRIKEOUTS Roemon Fields, VAN 48 Seth Spivey, SPO 39 Jesse Hodges, BOI 84 Tim Locastro, VAN 32 Sheehan Planas-Arteaga, EVE 38 Rashad Crawford, BOI 83 Franklin Barreto, VAN 29 Travious Relaford, SK 37 Saquan Johnson, SPO 79 PITCHING LEADERS WINS LOSSES EARNED RUN AVERAGE Jason Forjet, SK 7 Jefferson Medina, EVE 8 Jairo Labourt, VAN 1.77 Michael Kelly, EUG 7 Helmis Rodriguez, TRI 7 Helmis Rodriguez, TRI others tied at 6 4 others tied at 6 Ryan Doran, HIL 2.56 GAMES GAMES STARTED INNINGS PITCHED Eury Sanchez, SK 28 Nick Gardewine, SPO 15 Helmis Rodriguez, TRI 91.1 E.J. Encinosa, SK 27 Jairo Labourt, VAN 15 Jason Forjet, SK 87.0 Samuel Holland, EUG 27 Jose Reyes, SK 15 Jose Reyes, SK 78.1 SAVES STRIKEOUTS WALKS Zac Curtis, HIL 14 Jason Forjet, SK 87 Ryan Warner, TRI 38 Eury Sanchez, SK 14 Jairo Labourt, VAN 82 Jairo Labourt, VAN 37 Scott Firth, TRI 10 Derek Thompson, SPO 73 Zak Wasilewski, VAN 35 ADDITIONAL PITCHING LEADERS ADDITIONAL BATTING LEADERS Winning Percentage Jason Forjet, SK.875 Sacrifice Hits Jordan Cowan, EVE 8 Hits Allowed Andrew Leenhouts, SK 87 Sacrifice Flies Jesse Hodges, BOI 6 Runs Allowed Zak Wasilewski, VAN 56 Hit By Pitch Tim Locastro, VAN 32 Earned Run Allowed Zak Wasilewski, VAN 51 Caught Stealing Roeman Fields, VAN 9 Home Runs Allowed Chris Dula, SPO 10 Grounded into DP Jose Trevino, SPO 14 Hit Batters John Sheehan, TRI 12 Wild Pitches Trey Lang, BOI Salem-Keizer Volcanoes Media Guide