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2011 draft

The 2011 Draft is the player draft for the 127th year of North American Baseball Association baseball. It was held on November 25, 2011. The San Jose Sharks received the first overall pick for this year, a pick awarded upon their creation after the 2011 season, a coin flip with the Monterrey Liones.
== Draft Log == 
This is the first round of the 2011 Draft.
Pick 	Team 	Player (POS)
Round One	Round One	Round One
1 	SJS 	Danny Miramontes (CF)
2 	BOS 	Frank Santiago (RP)
3 	VAN 	Glenn Sanders (RP)
4 	SEA 	Jordan Bean (SP)
5 	JAC 	Kevin Vernon (RP)
6 	CAR 	John Dey (2B)
7 	CLM 	Corey Miller (RP)
8 	CIN 	Jim Johnson (RP)
9 	MIA 	Nick Taylor (RP)
10 	POR 	Logan Peelman (SP)
11 	ARI 	Blaine Wilkinson (SP)
12 	QUE 	Jon Callahan (SP)
13 	QUE 	Steve Levy (SP)
14 	PIT 	Dave Morel (2B)
15 	SFU 	Steve Whitten (SS)
16 	DAL 	Jerry Flowers (SP)
17 	MON 	Calvin Burton (RP)
18 	BOS 	Matthew Wallace (RP)
19 	PHB 	Eric Cotten (RP)
20 	ARI 	Cody Stuck (RP)
21 	NYM 	Dan Rodgers (RP)
22 	COL 	Brandon Kee (RP)
23 	EDM 	Bobby Evans (RP)
24 	DET 	Eddie Vazquez (SP)
25 	STL 	Bubba Luttrell (RP)
26 	ATL 	Jesse Hogan (RP)
27 	WAS 	Adam McSherry (RP)
28 	HOU 	Dante Griffin (RP)
29 	ATK 	Adam Flythe (RP)
30 	CHW 	Josh Ford (SP)
31 	TOR 	Brett Terry (RP)
32 	CAG 	Jeff Love (SP)
33 	CAG 	Shawn Mason (SP)
2012 draft

The 2012 Draft is the player draft for the 128th year of North American Baseball Association baseball. It was held on November 25, 2012. The Miami Blue Herons received the first overall pick for this year, after going 48-114 in the 2012 season
== Draft Log == 
This is the first round of the 2012 Draft.
Pick 	Team 	Player (POS)
Round One	Round One 	Round One
1 	MIA 	David Sweaney (SP)
2 	STL 	Matt Rodriguez (SP)
3 	VAN 	David Laughlin (SP)
4 	BAL 	Corey Miller (SS)
5 	SJS 	Brock Lambson (CF)
6 	QUE 	Zack Jones (SP)
7 	COL 	-DIDN'T SIGN, INFO UNAVAILABLE-
8 	CIN 	-DIDN'T SIGN, INFO UNAVAILABLE-
9 	ATK 	Ricky Muniz (SP)
10 	ATL 	-DIDN'T SIGN, INFO UNAVAILABLE-
11 	WAS 	Brandon Johnson (2B)
12 	NYM 	Andy Pecha (CF)
13 	MON 	Chris Mauseth (1B)
14 	MOL 	Josh Pyper (CF)
15 	DAL 	Jose Pena (2B)
16 	BAL 	Brian Gagas (SP)
17 	NAS 	Shamir Bingham (SP)
18 	CAR 	Danny Vargas (CF)
19 	POR 	Jose Hernandez (RP)
20 	CAG 	Keith Blom (SP)
21 	CLM 	Chris Watson (RP)
22 	BOS 	Fred Beaubien (RP)
23 	ARI 	Matt Austin (C)
24 	Jacksonville Sea Birds	Travis Jarrell (SP)
25 	TOR 	Jim Remeika (1B)
26 	ATK 	Brian Boeger (RP)
27 	ATK 	Jim Burdick (SP)
28 	DET 	Brian Gilhooly (SP)
29 	PHB 	Mike Anderson (SP)
30 	SEA 	-DIDN'T SIGN, INFO UNAVAILABLE-
31 	CHW 	Willie Sierra (SP)
32 	SFU 	-DIDN'T SIGN, INFO UNAVAILABLE-
33 	HOU 	Matt Magyar (RF)
2013 draft

The 2013 Draft is the player draft for the 129th year of North American Baseball Association baseball. It was held on November 20, 2013. The St. Louis Archers received the first overall pick for this year, after going 50-112 in the 2013 season
== Draft Log == 
This is the first round of the 2013 Draft.
Pick 	Team 	Player (POS)
Round One	Round One	Round One
1 	STL 	Henry Calzado (SP)
2 	BOS 	Andrew Schuknecht (CF)
3 	MIA 	Rusty Carrick (RP)
4 	CIN 	Alex Martinez (SP)
5 	VAN 	Brian Wells (RP)
6 	PIT 	Jacoby Wright (SP)
7 	QUE 	Andy Porter (SP)
8 	COL 	Antonio Vasquez (SP)
9 	BAL 	-DIDN'T SIGN, INFO UNAVAILABLE-
10 	SJS 	Eric Couch (3B)
11 	EDM 	Sam Glover (RP)
12 	COL 	Brett Wroblewski (SP)
13 	BAL 	Rich McElroy (CF)
14 	HOU 	Dave Murphy (C)
15 	MOL 	Gary Barr (LF)
16 	HOU 	-DIDN'T SIGN, INFO UNAVAILABLE-
17 	EDM 	Ken Neilson (SP)
18 	JAC 	Chris Darius (SP)
19 	WAS 	Matt Wang (SP)
20 	NAS 	Josh Jones (SP)
21 	DET 	Troy Lillie (SP)
22 	SEA 	David Balch (SP)
23 	DAL 	Mike Lamb (SP)
24 	ARI 	Phil Conkle (RP)
25 	MON 	Josh Winans (RP)
26 	ATL 	John Degelia (SP)
27 	CAG 	Nate St. John (SP)
28 	ATK 	Todd Rowley (SP)
29 	SFU 	Amir Hamilton (CF)
30 	CLM 	Josh Beth (RP)
31 	SEA 	Jose Arroyo (SP)
32 	TOR 	Michael McDermott (CF)
33 	ARI 	Cole Elstad (CF)
34 	POR 	Caleb Lawson (RP)
35 	CHW 	Jonathan Harrison (RP)
36 	PHB 	Jeff Kostick (SP)
37 	NYM 	Omar Trevino (LF)
Aaron Hardesty

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Philadelphia Blue Jays - No. 21 	Philadelphia Blue Jays - No. 21
Pitcher 	Pitcher
Born: 	January 4, 1986 (31)
Pocahontas, AR
Bats/Throws 	Right/Right
NABA Debut 	NABA Debut
April 6, 2011 for the Dallas Rangers 	April 6, 2011 for the Dallas Rangers
NABA Statistics (through 2017 season)	NABA Statistics (through 2017 season)
Win-loss record 	65-70
Earned run average 	4.34
Strikeouts 	737
Saves 	0
Teams 	Teams
*Dallas Rangers (2011)
*Philadelphia Blue Jays (2011-present)	
*Dallas Rangers (2011)
*Philadelphia Blue Jays (2011-present)
Career highlights and Awards 	Career highlights and Awards
* 1x All-Star (2014) 	
* 1x All-Star (2014)
Aaron James Hardesty (born January 4, 1986) is an American professional baseball pitcher for the Philadelphia Blue Jays of the North American Baseball Association. He debuted for the Dallas Rangers in 2011 as a starting pitcher. He started for the Blue Jays until 2016, when he was transferred to the bullpen as a long reliever. He stayed there in 2017 with the introduction of Mike Anderson. Hardesty was an All-Star in 2014.
Aidan Fitzpatrick

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San Francisco Unions - No. 41 	San Francisco Unions - No. 41
Pitcher 	Pitcher
Born: 	October 25, 1987 (30)
Cheltenham Township, PA
Bats/Throws 	Left/Right
NABA Debut 	NABA Debut
June 10, 2010 for the Toronto Maple Leafs	June 10, 2010 for the Toronto Maple Leafs
NABA Statistics (through 2017 season) 	NABA Statistics (through 2017 season)
Win-loss record 	109-64
Earned run average 	3.16
Strikeouts 	1258
WHIP 	1.16
Teams 	Teams
*Toronto Maple Leafs (2010-2014)
*Cincinnati Redbirds (2014-2017)
*San Francisco Unions (2018-present)	
*Toronto Maple Leafs (2010-2014)
*Cincinnati Redbirds (2014-2017)
*San Francisco Unions (2018-present)
Career highlights and Awards 	Career highlights and Awards
* 5x All-Star (2011, 2012, 2015-2017)
* 2x Cory Lancaster Award winner (2015, 2017)
* Great Glove award winner (2017)	
* 5x All-Star (2011, 2012, 2015-2017)
* 2x Cory Lancaster Award winner (2015, 2017)
* Great Glove award winner (2017)
Aiden L. Fitzpatrick (born May 27, 1985) is an American professional baseball pitcher for the San Francisco Unions of the North American Baseball Association. He is a 2x Cory Lancaster Award winner and a 5x All-Star, considered one of the premier pitchers in the league. He has played for the Toronto Maple Leafs, the Cincinnati Redbirds, and more recently was signed by the Unions in the 2017-2018 offseason. He stands at 6'5" and is thusly often known by his nickname Big Aid.
Alan Peragine

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Philadelphia Blue Jays - No. 37 	Philadelphia Blue Jays - No. 37
Outfielder 	Outfielder
Born: 	May 20, 1993 (24)
Perkasie, PA
Bats/Throws 	Switch/Right
NABA Debut 	NABA Debut
June 17, 2017 for the Philadelphia Blue Jays	June 17, 2017 for the Philadelphia Blue Jays
NABA Statistics (through 2017 season) 	NABA Statistics (through 2017 season)
Batting Average 	.291
Hits 	69
Home runs 	16
Runs batted in 	45
On-base percentage 	.332
Teams 	Teams
*Philadelphia Blue Jays (2017-present) 	
*Philadelphia Blue Jays (2017-present)
Alan Peragine (born May 20, 1993) is a American professional baseball outfielder for the Philadelphia Blue Jays of the North American Baseball Association. A top-100 prospect in 2017, Peragine debuted in June of that year for the Blue Jays. On August 1, he hit a 3-run walkoff homer against the Atlanta Kings.
Alan Sanders

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Carolina Charlies - No. 17 	Carolina Charlies - No. 17
Pitcher 	Pitcher
Born: 	May 27, 1985 (32)
Cheltenham Township, PA
Bats/Throws 	Left/Right
NABA Debut 	NABA Debut
September 11, 2008 for the Carolina Charlies	September 11, 2008 for the Carolina Charlies
NABA Statistics (through 2017 season) 	NABA Statistics (through 2017 season)
Win-loss record 	64-117
Earned run average 	4.48
Strikeouts 	1229
WHIP 	1.32
Teams 	Teams
*Carolina Charlies (2008-present) 	
*Carolina Charlies (2008-present)
Career highlights and Awards 	Career highlights and Awards
* 1x All-Star 2014 	
* 1x All-Star 2014
Alan Martin Sanders (born May 27, 1985) is an American professional baseball pitcher for the Carolina Charlies of the North American Baseball Association. He was drafted by the Charlies in Round 1 of the 2004 Draft, the eighth pick overall, and debuted 4 years later in 2008. The pitcher was signed to a 6-year extension in 2012, to mixed reviews from sportswriters and fans alike. Thompson was a 1 time All-Star in 2014, and a 3-time game-started leader. He was noted by his manager Elias Baeza for his endurance and vivacity on the field.
American League

200px|thumb|The American League logo, used most often during All-Star games
The American League is one of two existing subleagues in the North American Baseball Association. It is the original one, created in 1884 and known simply at the time by the league's name, the North American Baseball Association. Known as the Federal League since 1892, its name was changed to the more-patriotic American League in 1901, now available after a similarly named independent league collapsed. At the end of every baseball season, one of the 16 teams in the American League faces one of the 16 teams in the Continental League in a series known as the American Grand Finals, the winner of which becoming league champion.
== Current Teams ==
* Arizona Sidewinders
* Atlanta Thrashers
* Baltimore Barons
* Boston Masons
* California Grizzlies
* Cincinnati Redbirds
* Dallas Rangers
* Houston Cosmos
* Jacksonville Sea Birds
* Monterrey Liones
* Nashville Blues
* New York Maries
* Portland Loggers
* San Jose Sharks
* Toronto Maple Leafs
* Vancouver Canadians
Angus Naughton

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Arizona Sidewinders - No. 31 	Arizona Sidewinders - No. 31
Outfielder 	Outfielder
Born: 	May 18, 1994 (23)
Orange, NSW, Australia
Bats/Throws 	Right/Left
NABA Debut 	NABA Debut
July 19, 2015 for the Arizona Sidewinders	July 19, 2015 for the Arizona Sidewinders
NABA Statistics (through 2017 season) 	NABA Statistics (through 2017 season)
Batting Average 	.230
Hits 	200
Home runs 	11
Runs batted in 	67
On-base percentage 	.283
Teams 	Teams
*Arizona Sidewinders (2015-present) 	
*Arizona Sidewinders (2015-present)
Angus Naughton (born May 18, 1994) is an Australian professional baseball outfielder for the Arizona Sidewinders of the North American Baseball Association. An international free agent out of Australia, he was signed by Arizona in 2010, at age 16. He made his debut in 2015. Angus was featured in a Sports Illustrated article a month after his debut, recapping his life in Australia and his development of interest in baseball.
Arizona Sidewinders

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Established in 1990 	Established in 1990
Names 	Names
* Arizona Sidewinders (1990-present) 	
* Arizona Sidewinders (1990-present)
Other Nicknames 	Other Nicknames
Snakes, Rattlers, Grandes 	Snakes, Rattlers, Grandes
Ballpark 	Ballpark
* Luloff Park (1990-present) 	
* Luloff Park (1990-present)
NABA Titles 	NABA Titles
American Grand Finals championships (0)	None
Platinum pennants (0) 	None
Golden pennants (1) 	2007
Silver pennants (1) 	2012
Bronze pennants (0) 	None
The Arizona Sidewinders are an American professional baseball franchise based in Phoenix, Arizona. 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, Miami Blue Herons, and the Portland Loggers. They have played in Luloff Park for the entirety of their history, named after Phoenix businessman and founder of the franchise Ryan Luloff, who died before the team's incarnation of pancreatic cancer, 2 months before stadium building was commenced. The team has won one Golden pennant and one Silver pennant, and competed in the 2012 American Grand Finals, in which they lost to the Chicago Wind Sox 3 games to 4.
== 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 	Chris Edwards	Taylor Johnson	Blaine Wilkinson	Wade Baird	Rafael Reyes	-- 	-- 	-- 	-- 	--
Relievers	Cody Stuck 	Joe Holdefer 	Ian Kwapich 	Joel Wall 	Tom Coats 	Chris Alford	Jeff Dishman	-- 	-- 	Daniel Sanchez
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 	Matt Austin 	Mario Paiz 	Carl Crosby 	 	 	 	 	 	
First Baseman 	John Freeland 	Matt Cain 	-- 	 	 	 	 	 	
Second Baseman 	Carlos Murillo 	Matt Cain 	Luis Martinez 	 	 	 	 	 	
Third Baseman 	Jose Galindo 	Casey Williams 	Jerry Onofre 	 	 	 	 	 	
Shortstop 	Victor A. Gomez 	David Paredez 	Frank Murray 	 	 	 	 	 	
Left fielder 	Kyle Rose 	Antonio Herrera 	Jim Overcash 	 	 	 	 	 	
Center fielder 	Angus Naughton 	Cole Elstad 	Edwin Rodriguez 	 	 	 	 	 	
Right fielder 	Joe Clements 	Cole Elstad 	Edwin Rodriguez
Arsenio Moeringk

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Queens Bees 	Queens Bees
Second baseman	Second baseman
Born: 	December 3, 1992 (25)
Barquisimeto, Venezuela
Bats/Throws 	Right/Right
Arsenio Moeringk (born May 18, 1994) is a Venezuelan professional baseball second baseman in the Queens Bees organization of the North American Baseball Association. He was involved in a trade for SP Chris Edwards.
Atlanta Kings

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Established in 1901 	Established in 1901
Names 	Names
* Atlanta Kings (1901-present) 	
* Atlanta Kings (1901-present)
Other Nicknames 	Other Nicknames
K's, Monarchs, The Red and Gold 	K's, Monarchs, The Red and Gold
Ballpark 	Ballpark
* Lawrence Field (1986-present)
* Camel Field (1932-1986)
* Tabernathy Park (1901-1931)	
* Lawrence Field (1986-present)
* Camel Field (1932-1986)
* Tabernathy Park (1901-1931)
NABA Titles 	NABA Titles
American Grand Finals championships (13)	1905, 1910, 1913, 1940, 1942, 1944, 1946, 1953, 1959, 1961, 1963, 1966, 1967
Platinum pennants (17) 	1905, 1910, 1913, 1919, 1940, 1942, 1944, 1946, 1947, 1953, 1957, 1959, 1960, 1961, 1963, 1967, 2017
Golden pennants (11) 	1951, 1958, 1962, 1964, 1966, 1968, 1980, 2000, 2011, 2014, 2016
Silver pennants (6) 	1996, 1997, 1999, 2001, 2006, 2009
Bronze pennants (0) 	None
The Atlanta Kings are an American professional baseball franchise based in Atlanta, Georgia. They are in the North American Baseball Association's Continental League. The Atlanta Kings have 13 American Grand Finals championships, tied for second in the league with the Baltimore Barons and Queens Bees, and behind the Kings' cross-city rivals, the Atlanta Thrashers. The Kings and the Thrashers were the proprietors of the Atlanta Monopoly, a period in the 1940s, 1950s, and 1960s where the two Atlanta teams dominated both leagues in the NABA. The Kings were also the team to pull off the reverse sweep of the Philadelphia Tigers in 1913, considered one of the best championship series in NABA history.
Despite the Kings' historical success, they haven't won a championship since 1967. They won their first Platinum Pennant in 50 years in 2017.
Atlanta Thrashers

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Established in 1884 	Established in 1884
Names 	Names
* Atlanta Thrashers (1933-present)
* Albany Senators (1884-1932)	
* Atlanta Thrashers (1933-present)
* Albany Senators (1884-1932)
Other Nicknames 	Other Nicknames
Birds, Thrashbirds, Bullies 	Birds, Thrashbirds, Bullies
Ballpark 	Ballpark
* Coca-Cola Sportsplex at Atlanta (2004-present]]
* Coca-Cola Park (1980-2003
* Liemond Field (1933-1979
* Thompson Field (1908-1932)
* Baseball Grounds, Albany (1884-1907)	
* Coca-Cola Sportsplex at Atlanta (2004-present]]
* Coca-Cola Park (1980-2003
* Liemond Field (1933-1979
* Thompson Field (1908-1932)
* Baseball Grounds, Albany (1884-1907)
NABA Titles 	NABA Titles
American Grand Finals championships (15)	1885, 1886, 1895, 1903, 1904, 1930, 1936, 1943, 1945, 1952, 1956, 1957, 1964, 1992, 2014
Platinum pennants (27) 	1885, 1886, 1893, 1895, 1903, 1904, 1915, 1930, 1934, 1936, 1940, 1941, 1943, 1944, 1945, 1948, 1952, 1954, 1955, 1956, 1968, 1969, 1983, 1991, 1992, 1994, 2014
Golden pennants (8) 	1957, 1964, 1966, 1967, 1976, 1988, 2006, 2008
Silver pennants (1) 	2010
Bronze pennants (1) 	2017
The Atlanta Thrashers are an American professional baseball franchise based in Atlanta, Georgia. They are in the North American Baseball Association's American League, and were one of the founding six teams of the league in 1884. They began as the Albany Senators, located in Albany, New York, where the league was founded with an 1884 in the city's town square. The Atlanta Thrashers have the most championships of any team in the league, with 15, and the most playoff appearances at 38. They were also a part of the Atlanta Monopoly, a period in the 40s, 50s, and 60s where either the Thrashers, the Atlanta Kings, or both were in the American Grand Finals 22 times in 29 years. They were known as the Bullies for most of the Monopoly, due to their aggressive, overtly-confident playing style that made them feared around the league, a nickname upheld today.
Baltimore Barons

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Established in 1892 	Established in 1892
Names 	Names
* Baltimore Barons (1976-present)
* Baltimore Black Sox (1928-1975)
* Chicago Barons (1892-1927)	
* Baltimore Barons (1976-present)
* Baltimore Black Sox (1928-1975)
* Chicago Barons (1892-1927)
Other Nicknames 	Other Nicknames
The Gentlemen 	The Gentlemen
Ballpark 	Ballpark
* Fastenal Park (1996-present)
** New Capital Park (1996-2005)
* Capital Park, Maryland (1960-1995)
* Mid-Atlantic Park (1928-1959)
* Gearhart Field (1926-1927)
* Carnegie Yard (1892-1925)	
* Fastenal Park (1996-present)
** New Capital Park (1996-2005)
* Capital Park, Maryland (1960-1995)
* Mid-Atlantic Park (1928-1959)
* Gearhart Field (1926-1927)
* Carnegie Yard (1892-1925)
NABA Titles 	NABA Titles
American Grand Finals championships (13)	1921, 1922, 1923, 1970, 1972, 1973, 1980, 1981, 1984, 1986, 1995, 1997, 1999
Platinum pennants (24) 	1897, 1898, 1904, 1908, 1921, 1922, 1923, 1924, 1929, 1965, 1966, 1970, 1972, 1973, 1974, 1977, 1981, 1984, 1986, 1995, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000
Golden pennants (9) 	1961, 1962, 1963 1969, 1971, 1975, 1978, 1980, 1996
Silver pennants (0) 	None
Bronze pennants (0) 	None
The Baltimore Barons are an American professional baseball franchise based in Baltimore, Maryland. They are in the North American Baseball Association's American League, and were in the league's first expansion, in 1892. At this time, they were known as the Chicago Barons. For much of Baltimore's history, the team was known as the Black Sox, until new management returned the team to its old Chicago name, an attempt to boost the popularity of the team even further at a time where they were reaching the playoffs. 
The Barons are in a three-way tie for second-most championships in the NABA, the other two teams being the Atlanta Kings and Queens Bees. They have 13 championships in total, and 33 playoff appearances. Despite the team's hefty historical success, they haven't been to the playoffs in 17 years, since 2000. This drought is often called the Millenial Curse, considering its start at the top of the millennia.
Bellchyor Leidholt

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Philadelphia Blue Jays - No. 34 	Philadelphia Blue Jays - No. 34
Second Baseman 	Second Baseman
Born: 	June 10, 1981 (36)
El Tigre, Venezuela
Bats/Throws 	Left/Right
NABA Debut 	NABA Debut
August 2, 2000 for the Philadelphia Blue Jays	August 2, 2000 for the Philadelphia Blue Jays
NABA Statistics (through 2017 season) 	NABA Statistics (through 2017 season)
Batting Average 	.314
Hits 	3170
Home runs 	62
Runs batted in 	1116
On-base percentage 	.362
Teams 	Teams
*Philadelphia Blue Jays (2000-present) 	
*Philadelphia Blue Jays (2000-present)
Career highlights and Awards 	Career highlights and Awards
* 3x American Grand Finals champion (2007, 2008, 2009)
* 2x Great Glove Award winner (2002, 2011)
* John Pustka Award winner (2006)	
* 3x American Grand Finals champion (2007, 2008, 2009)
* 2x Great Glove Award winner (2002, 2011)
* John Pustka Award winner (2006)
Bellchyor Leidholt (born June 10, 1981), often referred to mononymously as Bell, is a Venezuelan professional baseball second baseman for the Philadelphia Blue Jays of the North American Baseball Association. He first joined the team in 2000, at the age of 18, and has been with them since.
Ben Frolov

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Philadelphia Blue Jays - No. 48 	Philadelphia Blue Jays - No. 48
Pitcher 	Pitcher
Born: 	November 7, 1983 (34)
Maineville, OH
Bats/Throws 	Right/Left
NABA Debut 	NABA Debut
July 28, 2007 for the Colorado Gold Sox	July 28, 2007 for the Colorado Gold Sox
NABA Statistics (through 2017 season) 	NABA Statistics (through 2017 season)
Win-loss record 	110-117
Earned run average 	3.62
Strikeouts 	1300
Saves 	2
Teams 	Teams
*Colorado Gold Sox (2007-2015)
*Philadelphia Blue Jays (2016-present)	
*Colorado Gold Sox (2007-2015)
*Philadelphia Blue Jays (2016-present)
Career highlights and Awards 	Career highlights and Awards
* 1x All-Star (2010) 	
* 1x All-Star (2010)
Benjamin "Ben" Frolov (born November 7, 1983) is an American professional baseball pitcher for the Philadelphia Blue Jays of the North American Baseball Association. A starter for the Colorado Gold Sox for 9 years, he was switched to the bullpen after having trouble with his velocity a year after signing with Philadelphia.
Blaine Wilkinson

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Arizona Sidewinders - No. 81 	Arizona Sidewinders - No. 81
Pitcher 	Pitcher
Born: 	September 21, 1989 (28)
Indianola, IA
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 	13-18
Earned run average 	4.31
Strikeouts 	222
WHIP 	1.28
Teams 	Teams
*Portland Loggers (2013-2017)
*Arizona Sidewinders (2017-present)	
*Portland Loggers (2013-2017)
*Arizona Sidewinders (2017-present)
Career highlights and Awards 	Career highlights and Awards
* John Pustka award winner (2017)
* American Grand Finals champion (2015)	
* John Pustka award winner (2017)
* American Grand Finals champion (2015)
Blaine Wilkinson (born September 21, 1989) is an American professional baseball pitcher for the Arizona Sidewinders of the North American Baseball Association. He previously played for the Portland Loggers. A reliever-turned-starter, Wilkinson was part of the American Grand Finals championship Portland Loggers in 2015. He was claimed off waivers by Arizona on April 17, 2017.
Bobby Wagner

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Carolina Charlies - No. 41 	Carolina Charlies - No. 41
First Baseman 	First Baseman
Born: 	August 12, 1992 (25)
Casper, Wyoming
Bats/Throws 	Right/Right
NABA Debut 	NABA Debut
August 17, 2014 for the Carolina Charlies	August 17, 2014 for the Carolina Charlies
NABA Statistics (through 2017 season) 	NABA Statistics (through 2017 season)
Batting Average 	.232
Hits 	289
Home runs 	47
Runs batted in 	159
On-base percentage 	.304
Teams 	Teams
*Charleston Charlies (2014-present) 	
*Charleston Charlies (2014-present)
Bobby Leeroy Wagner (born August 12, 1992) is an American professional baseball first baseman for the Carolina Charlies of the North American Baseball Association. A top-100 prospect for most of his minor league career, Wagner is often considered a developing player on the Charlies roster. He is a member of a troupe of young players in the Charlies system known by fans as 'The Charished Future.' He hit 24 home runs in his 2017 season.