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Nashville Blues

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Established in 1899 	Established in 1899
Names 	Names
* Nashville Blues (1993-present)
* Tennessee Smokies (1929-1992)
* Buffalo Blues (1889-1928)	
* Nashville Blues (1993-present)
* Tennessee Smokies (1929-1992)
* Buffalo Blues (1889-1928)
Other Nicknames 	Other Nicknames
N/A 	N/A
Ballpark 	Ballpark
* Hard Rock Park (1993-present)
* Folgers Field (1953-1992)
* Greater New York Sports Pavilion (1889-1928)	
* Hard Rock Park (1993-present)
* Folgers Field (1953-1992)
* Greater New York Sports Pavilion (1889-1928)
NABA Titles 	NABA Titles
American Grand Finals championships (9)	1914, 1911, 1935, 1949, 1958, 1978, 1979, 1989, 1990
Platinum pennants (14) 	1905, 1911, 1914, 1916, 1926, 1935, 1949, 1978, 1979, 1980, 1988, 1989, 1990, 2015
Golden pennants (10) 	1955, 1958, 1970, 1981, 1982, 1983, 1985, 1986, 1987, 2005
Silver pennants (7) 	1992, 1995, 2003, 2004, 2007, 2009, 2014
Bronze pennants (0) 	N/A
The Nashville Blues are an American professional baseball franchise based in Nashville, Tennesee. They play in the North American Baseball Association's American League. Originally located in Buffalo, they relocated to Murfreesboro, Tennessee in 1929. Here, they were called the Tennessee Smokies. Upon looking for a new stadium in the early 1990s, the team decided to move a few miles north to Nashville, Tennessee. After a long dispute with the city of Murfreesboro, who were eager to build a new stadium in their city limits, the team also decided to rebrand, becoming the Nashville Blues after a fan naming contest. The Blue Period is a name referring to the almost-30 years of the team has not gotten a championship since their move, with many fans jokingly using 'Murfreesboro' to reference a Promised Land or heavenly area.
== 2018 Roster ==
as of 1/2/18 game time
Pitchers 	Pitchers 	Pitchers 	Pitchers 	Pitchers 	Pitchers 	Pitchers 	Pitchers 	Pitchers 	Pitchers	Pitchers
 	1st 	2nd 	3rd 	4th 	5th 	6th 	7th 	8th 	9th 	Closer
Starters 	Justin Henderson	Sandy Llanos	John Hoyt 	Bryant Goudeau	Shamar Bingham	-- 	-- 	-- 	-- 	--
Relievers	Ricky Rodriguez 	Chris Young 	Leslie Ritter	Arturo Ruiz 	Josh Jones 	Chris Howard	RJ Santos	Kevin Sutton	-- 	Jonathan Napp
Position Players	Position Players	Position Players 	Position Players	Position Players	Position Players	Position Players	Position Players	Position Players	Position Players
Position 	Starter 	Secondary 	Tertiary 	 	 	 	 	 	
Catcher 	Leo Lupi 	Edwin Dolan 	Brian Olson 	 	 	 	 	 	
First Baseman 	Manny Sanches 	Ricky Alvarez 	Nanni Rebagliati	 	 	 	 	 	
Second Baseman 	Jorge Aceituno 	Jose Meraz 	Alex Rivera 	 	 	 	 	 	
Third Baseman 	Armando Baca 	Jose Meraz 	Carlos Raygoza 	 	 	 	 	 	
Shortstop 	Travis Caudill 	Leonardo Sandoval	Alex Rivera 	 	 	 	 	 	
Left fielder 	Kyle Johnson 	Penn Curry 	Ricky Alvarez 	 	 	 	 	 	
Center fielder 	Mike Sutherland 	Penn Curry 	Ricky Alvarez 	 	 	 	 	 	
Right fielder 	Chad Caldwell 	Ricky Alvarez 	Jonathan Cruz
New York Maries

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Established in 1884 	Established in 1884
Names 	Names
* New York Maries (1945-present)
* New York Empires (1884-1944)	
* New York Maries (1945-present)
* New York Empires (1884-1944)
Other Nicknames 	Other Nicknames
Marines 	Marines
Ballpark 	Ballpark
* State Field (1990-present)
* Cramer Field (1940-1989)
* Empire State Grounds (1884-1939)	
* State Field (1990-present)
* Cramer Field (1940-1989)
* Empire State Grounds (1884-1939)
NABA Titles 	NABA Titles
American Grand Finals championships (8)	1888, 1889, 1890, 1891, 1901, 1906, 1933, 1991
Platinum pennants (17) 	1885, 1888, 1889, 1890, 1899, 1901, 1902, 1906, 1930, 1932, 1933, 1939, 1942, 1964, 1993, 1996, 2013
Golden pennants (5) 	1891, 1956, 1959, 1990, 1991
Silver pennants (1) 	1994
Bronze pennants (1) 	2014
The New York Maries are an American professional baseball franchise based in New York City, New York. They play in the North American Baseball Association's American League. The Maries were originally known as the Empires until World War II, where, to show solidarity with the armed forces, the team changed its name to the New York Marines. After the war, a headline in the New York Post labelled them the Maries to mock them after a poor 1947 season, and after a myriad of journalists adopted this into their writing, the name stuck. The Maries are one of the original 6 teams from 1884, and have won 8 championships in their history. The most recent of these came in 1991.
Otto Lojdahl

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St. Louis Archers - No. 74 	St. Louis Archers - No. 74
Pitcher 	Pitcher
Born: 	October 28, 1992 (25)
Westville, OK
Bats/Throws 	Right/Right
NABA Debut 	NABA Debut
N/A 	N/A
NABA Statistics (through 2017 season)	NABA Statistics (through 2017 season)
Win-loss record 	0-0
Earned run average 	0.00
Strikeouts 	0
WHIP 	0
Teams 	Teams
*Philadelphia Blue Jays (2018-present)	
*Philadelphia Blue Jays (2018-present)
Otto Lojdahl (born May 15, 1990) is a Swedish-American professional baseball pitcher for the St. Louis Archers of the North American Baseball Association. He was the #29 overall prospect in 2017. On December 8, 2017, he was placed on St. Louis's 25-man roster.
Penn Curry

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Nashville Blues - No. 74 	Nashville Blues - No. 74
Outfielder 	Outfielder
Born: 	October 21, 1986 (31)
Edmonton, AB
Bats/Throws 	Right/Right
NABA Debut 	NABA Debut
July 24, 2010 for the Nashville Blues	July 24, 2010 for the Nashville Blues
NABA Statistics (through 2017 season)	NABA Statistics (through 2017 season)
Batting Average 	.254
Hits 	795
Home runs 	137
Runs batted in 	432
On-base percentage 	.360
Teams 	Teams
*Nashville Blues (2010-2012, 2013-present)
*Dallas Rangers (2012-2013)	
*Nashville Blues (2010-2012, 2013-present)
*Dallas Rangers (2012-2013)
Career highlights and Awards 	Career highlights and Awards
* Great Glove award winner (2014)
3x All-Star (2013-2015)	
* Great Glove award winner (2014)
3x All-Star (2013-2015)
Penn Curry (born October 21, 1986) is a Canadian professional baseball outfielder for the Nashville Blues of the North American Baseball Association. A 3x All-Star and Great Glove award winner, he has played a majority of his career with Nashville, having been claimed off waivers in 2012 by the Dallas Rangers and traded back to the Blues the following year. 
On June 8, 2015, Perry hit a walk-off 3-run home run against the Arizona Sidewinders, while the team was down by 1 run in the 11th inning. He has 7 career walk-off hits, and 4 career grand slams, one of these being a walk-off hit to break a 0-0 tie on May 13, 2012, in the bottom of the ninth inning.
Pitcher

A pitcher refers to a certain player on the field in the game of baseball. A pitcher plays on a mound, and his job is to throw the baseball to a batter with the idea of getting a batter out. The pitcher attempts to throw strikes, or induce an in-play out from the batter he is facing. Pitchers nowadays can often throw over 100 miles an hour, and have a plethora of different pitches and styles designed to fool or entice a batter into or into not swinging.
Portland Loggers

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Established in 1990 	Established in 1990
Names 	Names
* Portland Loggers (1990-present) 	
* Portland Loggers (1990-present)
Other Nicknames 	Other Nicknames
The Lovable L's 	The Lovable L's
Ballpark 	Ballpark
* Portland General Electric Park (1990-present)	
* Portland General Electric Park (1990-present)
NABA Titles 	NABA Titles
American Grand Finals championships (0)	None
Platinum pennants (0) 	None
Golden pennants (2) 	(2013-2014)
Silver pennants (1) 	(2015)
Bronze pennants (1) 	(2016)
The Portland Loggers are an American professional baseball franchise based in Portland, Oregon. They are in the North American Baseball Association's American League, and are one of the four 1990 Expansion teams in the league, having been formed alongside the Columbus Explorers, Arizona Sidewinders, and the Miami Blue Herons. They play in Portland General Electric Park, more commonly known as The Cabin. The Loggers are the only team of the four aforementioned 1990 Expansion teams to win an American Grand Finals championship, achieved in 2015 against the Seattle Pilots. They've also been to the playoffs the most of the four, with four back-to-back appearances from 2013 to 2016.
Queens Bees

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Established in 1884 	Established in 1884
Names 	Names
* Queens Bees (1903-present)
* Boston Bees (1884-1902)	
* Queens Bees (1903-present)
* Boston Bees (1884-1902)
Other Nicknames 	Other Nicknames
The Hive 	The Hive
Ballpark 	Ballpark
* Burgos Park (1935-present)
* Lincoln Park (1903-1934)
* Boston Grounds (1884-1902)	
* Burgos Park (1935-present)
* Lincoln Park (1903-1934)
* Boston Grounds (1884-1902)
NABA Titles 	NABA Titles
American Grand Finals championships (0)	None
Platinum pennants (0) 	None
Golden pennants (0) 	None
Silver pennants (0) 	None
Bronze pennants (0) 	None
The Queens Bees are an American professional baseball franchise based in New York City, New York, specifically in the Queens borough. They are in the North American Baseball Association's Continental League, though were in the American League from 1892 to 1932. The Bees are one of the six founding teams, having been established in 1884 as the Boston Bees. Their establishment marks the first page in the Boston Winter, a phrase used to explain the NABA's unfair or stern-lipped treatment of Boston and its teams. The team launched many dynasties, mostly in the league's early history, though have won championships from as recently as the 2000s.
Rafael Reyes

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Arizona Sidewinders - No. 60 	Arizona Sidewinders - No. 60
Pitcher 	Pitcher
Born: 	June 30, 1992 (25)
Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic
Bats/Throws 	Left/Left
NABA Debut 	NABA Debut
September 7, 2016 for the Baltimore Barons	September 7, 2016 for the Baltimore Barons
NABA Statistics (through 2017 season) 	NABA Statistics (through 2017 season)
Win-loss record 	1-1
Earned run average 	6.92
Strikeouts 	17
WHIP 	1.28
Teams 	Teams
*Baltimore Barons (2016)
*Arizona Sidewinders (2017-present)	
*Baltimore Barons (2016)
*Arizona Sidewinders (2017-present)
Rafael Santiago Reyes (born June 30, 1992) is an American professional baseball pitcher for the Arizona Sidewinders of the North American Baseball Association. He previously played for the Baltimore Barons, an international amateur free-agent signed in 2009. He was claimed off waivers by Arizona on November 2, 2016.
Ramon Vasquez

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Philadelphia Blue Jays - No. 20 	Philadelphia Blue Jays - No. 20
Outfielder 	Outfielder
Born: 	August 30, 1990 (27)
Havana, Cuba
Bats/Throws 	Switch/Right
NABA Debut 	NABA Debut
September 8, 2015 for the Philadelphia Blue Jays	September 8, 2015 for the Philadelphia Blue Jays
NABA Statistics (through 2017 season) 	NABA Statistics (through 2017 season)
Batting Average 	.311
Hits 	19
Home runs 	1
Runs batted in 	6
On-base percentage 	.333
Teams 	Teams
*Philadelphia Blue Jays (2015-present) 	
*Philadelphia Blue Jays (2015-present)
Ramon Vasquez (born August 30,1990) is a Cuban professional baseball utility outfielder for the Philadelphia Blue Jays of the North American Baseball Association. A defector from Cuba, he signed a 1 year contract with the Blue Jays in 2015, which auto-renewed thrice-over to 2018. He has played most of his American career in the minor leagues.
Rick Sterling

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Philadelphia Blue Jays - No. 89 	Philadelphia Blue Jays - No. 89
Pitcher 	Pitcher
Born: 	May 15, 1990 (27)
Lancaster, PA
Bats/Throws 	Right/Right
NABA Debut 	NABA Debut
June 3, 2013 for the Dallas Rangers 	June 3, 2013 for the Dallas Rangers
NABA Statistics (through 2017 season)	NABA Statistics (through 2017 season)
Win-loss record 	45-35
Earned run average 	3.65
Strikeouts 	429
WHIP 	1.34
Teams 	Teams
*Dallas Rangers (2013-2016)
*Philadelphia Blue Jays (2017-present)	
*Dallas Rangers (2013-2016)
*Philadelphia Blue Jays (2017-present)
Rick L. Sterling (born May 15, 1990) is an American professional baseball pitcher for the Philadelphia Blue Jays of the North American Baseball Association. He has pitched for the Dallas Rangers from 2013 to 2016. A star player in high school, he was known for his dislike of Dallas and its media when he played for the team. When he was traded to his home team in 2017 for veteran catcher Oliver Van Dam and a prospect, Sterling was said to be "jumping for joy all-the-way to the press conference" by one Philadelphia Inquirer journalist. He is known as Rowdy by fans.
Rocky Troisi

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Atlanta Kings - No. 55 	Atlanta Kings - No. 55
Pitcher 	Pitcher
Born: 	February 7, 1983 (34)
Evergreen, CO
Bats/Throws 	Left/Left
NABA Debut 	NABA Debut
September 21, 2008 for the Atlanta Thrashers	September 21, 2008 for the Atlanta Thrashers
NABA Statistics (through 2017 season) 	NABA Statistics (through 2017 season)
Win-loss record 	80-67
Earned run average 	3.38
Strikeouts 	939
WHIP 	1.25
Teams 	Teams
*Atlanta Thrashers (2008-2016)
*Atlanta Kings (2017-present)	
*Atlanta Thrashers (2008-2016)
*Atlanta Kings (2017-present)
Career highlights and Awards 	Career highlights and Awards
* Cory Lancaster Award winner (2017)
* 2x All-Star (2015, 2017)	
* Cory Lancaster Award winner (2017)
* 2x All-Star (2015, 2017)
Alfred Rockwell Triosi (born February 7, 1983), known more often as Rocky, is an American professional baseball pitcher for the Atlanta Kings of the North American Baseball Association. He debuted for the Atlanta Thrashers in 2009, alongside names such as J.P. Pickar, and became a staple in the Atlanta rotation for many years. After the 2016 offseason, Triosi entered free agency and signed a 2-year deal with the south-side Atlanta Kings. He'd pitch his best-ever season in 2017 with the kings, winning the ERA crown and the Cory Lancaster Award.
Ruben Toledo

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Columbus Explorers - No. 52 	Columbus Explorers - No. 52
Pitcher 	Pitcher
Born: 	August 24, 1989 (34)
Los Angeles, CA
Bats/Throws 	Left/Right
NABA Debut 	NABA Debut
April 13, 2013 for the Columbus Explorers	April 13, 2013 for the Columbus Explorers
NABA Statistics (through 2017 season) 	NABA Statistics (through 2017 season)
Win-loss record 	62-29
Earned run average 	3.09
Strikeouts 	577
WHIP 	1.18
Teams 	Teams
*Columbus Explorers (2013-present) 	
*Columbus Explorers (2013-present)
Career highlights and Awards 	Career highlights and Awards
* 3x John Pustka Award winner (2015-2017)	
* 3x John Pustka Award winner (2015-2017)
Ruben Johan Toledo (born November 25, 1983) is an American professional baseball pitcher for the Columbus Explorers of the North American Baseball Association. Originally a closer, Toledo began his freshman season finishing games, a job he occasionally shared with setup men Mike Wallace and Jaden Pryor. He racked up 18 saves before starting three games in September, and was added to the rotation permanently in May of 2014. Toledo is known to be offensively sound relative to the ordinary pitcher, with a career .324 average in 241 at-bats, and 14 career home runs. He hit a walk-off home run off the Pittsburgh Shearman on June 23, 2013, becoming the first relief pitcher to hit a walk-off home run in the history of the NABA. He would homer against the Shearmen again later in his career, with his first career grand slam on September 12, 2017.
Sal Ramos

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Philadelphia Blue Jays - No. 1 	Philadelphia Blue Jays - No. 1
Third Baseman 	Third Baseman
Born: 	October 20, 1990 (30)
El Tigre, Venezuela
Bats/Throws 	Left/Right
NABA Debut 	NABA Debut
September 8, 2013 for the Philadelphia Blue Jays	September 8, 2013 for the Philadelphia Blue Jays
NABA Statistics (through 2017 season) 	NABA Statistics (through 2017 season)
Batting Average 	.348
Hits 	505
Home runs 	91
Runs batted in 	303
On-base percentage 	.403
Teams 	Teams
*Philadelphia Blue Jays (2013-present) 	
*Philadelphia Blue Jays (2013-present)
Career highlights and Awards 	Career highlights and Awards
* 1x All-Star (2017
* 2x John Pustka Award winner (2016, 2017)	
* 1x All-Star (2017
* 2x John Pustka Award winner (2016, 2017)
Salvador Ramos (born October 20, 1990) is a Dominican professional baseball second baseman for the Philadelphia Blue Jays of the North American Baseball Association. A star hitter, he's won the AVG, SLG, and OPS titles two years in a row. In 2017, Ramos won the hitter's triple crown, hitting .363 with 46 home runs and 140 RBIs. Despite this tremendous achievement, Ramos finished 2nd in MVP voting to St. Louis Archers slugger Allen Alford, a decision in which was met with uproar from most of the baseball community, with some accusing the Hall-of-Fame voting committee of racism.
San Francisco Unions

The San Francisco Unions were established in 1884 as the Brooklyn Excelsiors. They played their home games at The Brooklyn Sporting Grounds. In 1891 they were renamed the Brooklyn Unions when the team donned an all blue uniform in place of the red and white uniform. In 1905 the Unions went back to the traditional white home uniform and gray road uniforms but kept dark blue as the main color. In 1914 the Unions moved into Tebbets Field. In 1947 the Unions broke the color barrier by signing Jackie Robinson. In 1961 the Unions moved to San Francisco after failer to get s new stadium. From 1961 to 1963 they played in San Francisco Colliseum before moving to Bell Pacific Park which would be their home till 2000 when they moved to their current stadium Toyota Stadium.
Sandy Llanos

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Nashville Blues - No. 19 	Nashville Blues - No. 19
Pitcher 	Pitcher
Born: 	January 8, 1982 (35)
Guayabo Dulce, Dominican Republic
Bats/Throws 	Right/Right
NABA Debut 	NABA Debut
July 8, 2003 for the Montreal Royals 	July 8, 2003 for the Montreal Royals
NABA Statistics (through 2017 season)	NABA Statistics (through 2017 season)
Win-loss record 	122-147
Earned run average 	4.36
Strikeouts 	1577
WHIP 	1.34
Teams 	Teams
*Montreal Royals (2003-2008
*Philadelphia Blue Jays (2009-2012)
*Washington Wasps (2012)
*California Grizzlies (2013-2015)
*Edmonton Trappers (2015-2016)
*Nashville Blues (2017-present)	
*Montreal Royals (2003-2008
*Philadelphia Blue Jays (2009-2012)
*Washington Wasps (2012)
*California Grizzlies (2013-2015)
*Edmonton Trappers (2015-2016)
*Nashville Blues (2017-present)
Career highlights and Awards 	Career highlights and Awards
* American Grand Finals winner (2009)
* All-Star (2014)	
* American Grand Finals winner (2009)
* All-Star (2014)
Sandy Llanos (born January 8, 1982) is a Dominican pitcher for the Nashville Blues of the North American Baseball Association. He began his major league career at age 21 for the Montreal Royals, in 2003. Llanos has also played for the Philadelphia Blue Jays, Washington Wasps, California Grizzlies, and Edmonton Trappers, the first of which he was a part of a championship team. He was an All-Star in 2014.
On April 13, 2007, Llanos tore his ulnar collateral ligament during a game against the Carolina Charlies, live on television. It was featured on various news outlets and the online clip of the incident currently has 7-million views.
Sergio Suarez

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Philadelphia Blue Jays - No. 68 	Philadelphia Blue Jays - No. 68
Shortstop 	Shortstop
Born: 	May 13, 1987 (30)
El Tigre, Venezuela
Bats/Throws 	Switch/Right
NABA Debut 	NABA Debut
September 18, 2008 for the Washington Wasps	September 18, 2008 for the Washington Wasps
NABA Statistics (through 2017 season) 	NABA Statistics (through 2017 season)
Batting Average 	.267
Hits 	705
Home runs 	71
Runs batted in 	306
On-base percentage 	.330
Teams 	Teams
*Washington Wasps (2008-2013)
*St. Louis Archers (2013-2015)
*Philadelphia Blue Jays (2016-present)	
*Washington Wasps (2008-2013)
*St. Louis Archers (2013-2015)
*Philadelphia Blue Jays (2016-present)
Career highlights and Awards 	Career highlights and Awards
* 1x All-Star (2015)
* CL League Semifinals MVP (2016)	
* 1x All-Star (2015)
* CL League Semifinals MVP (2016)
Sergio Suarez (born May 13, 1987) is a Dominican professional baseball shortstop for the Philadelphia Blue Jays of the North American Baseball Association. He previously played for the Washington Wasps and the St. Louis Archers.
St. Louis Archers

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Established in 1976 	Established in 1976
Names 	Names
* St. Louis Archers (1976-present) 	
* St. Louis Archers (1976-present)
Other Nicknames 	Other Nicknames
Arches 	Arches
Ballpark 	Ballpark
* Ford Field (2002-present)
* Nissen Park (1976-2001)	
* Ford Field (2002-present)
* Nissen Park (1976-2001)
NABA Titles 	NABA Titles
American Grand Finals championships (1)	2017
Platinum pennants (1) 	1983
Golden pennants (1) 	2017
Silver pennants (1) 	2003
Bronze pennants (0) 	None
The St. Louis Archers are an American professional baseball franchise based in St. Louis, Missouri. They are in the North American Baseball Association's American League, formed in 1976 and named after their city's famous Gateway Arch. The Archers have three playoff appearances since their formation, the most recent of which resulted in a championship in 2017. They currently play in Ford Field, a stadium built in 2001 and known for its distinct 3D art of a ford truck popping from over their bigscreen. Their original stadium, Nissen Park, was named after founder and longtime general manager Jim Nissen, who died of AIDS in 1989.
Taylor Johnson

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Arizona Sidewinders - No. 59 	Arizona Sidewinders - No. 59
Pitcher 	Pitcher
Born: 	April 22, 1991 (26)
Vista, CA
Bats/Throws 	Right/Right
NABA Debut 	NABA Debut
April 2, 2017 for the Arizona Sidewinders	April 2, 2017 for the Arizona Sidewinders
NABA Statistics (through 2017 season) 	NABA Statistics (through 2017 season)
Win-loss record 	43-34
Earned run average 	3.02
Strikeouts 	842
WHIP 	1.12
Teams 	Teams
*Arizona Sidewinders (2017-present) 	
*Arizona Sidewinders (2017-present)
Taylor Johnson (born July 13, 1989) is an American professional baseball pitcher for the Arizona Sidewinders of the North American Baseball Association. On April 29, he pitched a 4-hit complete-game shutout of the Dallas Rangers.
Tom Coats

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Arizona Sidewinders - No. 70 	Arizona Sidewinders - No. 70
Pitcher 	Pitcher
Born: 	February 7, 1993 (24)
New York City, NY
Bats/Throws 	Right/Right
NABA Debut 	NABA Debut
N/A 	N/A
NABA Statistics (through 2017 season)	NABA Statistics (through 2017 season)
Win-loss record 	0-0
Earned run average 	0.00
Strikeouts 	0
WHIP 	0.00
Teams 	Teams
*Arizona Sidewinders (2015, 2017-present)	
*Arizona Sidewinders (2015, 2017-present)
Tom Coats (born September 25, 1992) is an American professional baseball pitcher prospect for the Arizona Sidewinders of the North American Baseball Association. He was placed on the 40-man roster for the team on December 4, 2017, with an invite to spring training.
Travis Cude

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Philadelphia Blue Jays - No. 47 	Philadelphia Blue Jays - No. 47
Pitcher 	Pitcher
Born: 	April 19, 1985 (32)
Greensboro, AL
Bats/Throws 	Switch/Right
NABA Debut 	NABA Debut
April 4, 2012 for the Philadelphia Blue Jays	April 4, 2012 for the Philadelphia Blue Jays
NABA Statistics (through 2017 season) 	NABA Statistics (through 2017 season)
Win-loss record 	32-26
Earned run average 	2.70
Strikeouts 	632
Saves 	211
Teams 	Teams
*Philadelphia Blue Jays (2012-present) 	
*Philadelphia Blue Jays (2012-present)
Career highlights and Awards 	Career highlights and Awards
* 2x Reliever of the Year award winner (2014, 2015)
* 4x All-Star (2014-2017)	
* 2x Reliever of the Year award winner (2014, 2015)
* 4x All-Star (2014-2017)
Travis Cude (born May 15, 1990) is an American professional baseball pitcher for the Philadelphia Blue Jays of the North American Baseball Association. Originally drafted as a starter in 2007, he had difficulties in late innings while pitching in the minors, and minor league managers began playing him as a reliever. Cude made his major league debut at 27 years of age, on Opening Day of 2012, and pitched well in his rookie year, earning the closer spot in 2013. He pitched the most saves in the Continental League in 2014.