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Jorge Aceituno

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Nashville Blues - No. 37 	Nashville Blues - No. 37
Second Baseman 	Second Baseman
Born: 	April 21, 1992 (25)
Paya, Peru
Bats/Throws 	Right/Right
NABA Debut 	NABA Debut
September 3, 2014 for the Dallas Rangers	September 3, 2014 for the Dallas Rangers
NABA Statistics (through 2017 season) 	NABA Statistics (through 2017 season)
Batting Average 	.246
Hits 	201
Home runs 	8
Runs batted in 	60
On-base percentage 	.266
Teams 	Teams
*Dallas Rangers (2014-2017)
*Nashville Blues (2017-present)	
*Dallas Rangers (2014-2017)
*Nashville Blues (2017-present)
Jorge Aceituno (born April 21, 1992) is a Peruvian professional baseball second baseman for the Nashville Blues of the North American Baseball Association. He's played most of his career with the Dallas Rangers. On July 31, 2017, Aceituno was involved in the trade that delivered Sam Arzt to Dallas. He signed a one-year contract extension on October 31.
Jorge Gallegos

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Philadelphia Blue Jays - No. 59 	Philadelphia Blue Jays - No. 59
Pitcher 	Pitcher
Born: 	November 29, 1990 (27)
San Pedro de Macoris, Dominican Republic
Bats/Throws 	Right/Right
NABA Debut 	NABA Debut
September 3, 2016 for the Philadelphia Blue Jays	September 3, 2016 for the Philadelphia Blue Jays
NABA Statistics (through 2017 season) 	NABA Statistics (through 2017 season)
Win-loss record 	8-5
Earned run average 	3.49
Strikeouts 	123
WHIP 	1.29
Teams 	Teams
*Philadelphia Blue Jays (2016-present) 	
*Philadelphia Blue Jays (2016-present)
Jorge Gallegos (born November 29, 1990) is a Dominican professional baseball pitcher for the Philadelphia Blue Jays of the North American Baseball Association. A scouting discovery in 2007, he was originally signed under the name Eugene Castro, before taking up his old name in AAA ball. Gallegos is known for his unusual, sidearm delivery, capable of striking out batters quickly. He posted 105 strikeouts in as many innings in 2017.
Jose Galindo

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Arizona Sidewinders - No. 72 	Arizona Sidewinders - No. 72
Third Baseman 	Third Baseman
Born: 	October 31, 1981 (36)
San Pedro de Macoris, Dominican Republic
Bats/Throws 	Right/Right
NABA Debut 	NABA Debut
August 17, 2006 for the Atlanta Thrashers	August 17, 2006 for the Atlanta Thrashers
NABA Statistics (through 2017 season) 	NABA Statistics (through 2017 season)
Batting Average 	.208
Hits 	1182
Home runs 	36
Runs batted in 	433
On-base percentage 	.347
Teams 	Teams
*Atlanta Thrashers (2006)
*Portland Loggers (2007)
*Miami Blue Herons (2008-2011)
*Boston Masons (2012-2016)
*Arizona Sidewinders (2017-present)	
*Atlanta Thrashers (2006)
*Portland Loggers (2007)
*Miami Blue Herons (2008-2011)
*Boston Masons (2012-2016)
*Arizona Sidewinders (2017-present)
Career highlights and Awards 	Career highlights and Awards
* 3x Great Glove award winner (2012, 2015, 2016)	
* 3x Great Glove award winner (2012, 2015, 2016)
Jose Galindo (born October 31, 1981) is a Dominican professional baseball third baseman for the Arizona Sidewinders of the North American Baseball Association. He has played for the Atlanta Thrashers, Portland Loggers, Miami Blue Herons, and Boston Masons. Galindo has over a decade of baseball experience, winning 3 Great Glove awards.
Keith Kendrick

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Philadelphia Blue Jays - No. 80 	Philadelphia Blue Jays - No. 80
Shortstop 	Shortstop
Born: 	July 27, 1995 (22)
Mechanicsburg, PA
Bats/Throws 	Right/Right
NABA Debut 	NABA Debut
August 18, 2017 for the Philadelphia Blue Jays	August 18, 2017 for the Philadelphia Blue Jays
NABA Statistics (through 2017 season) 	NABA Statistics (through 2017 season)
Batting Average 	.145
Hits 	9
Home runs 	0
Runs batted in 	5
On-base percentage 	.206
Teams 	Teams
*Philadelphia Blue Jays (2017-present) 	
*Philadelphia Blue Jays (2017-present)
Keith Kendrick (born July 27, 1995) is an American professional baseball shortstop for the Philadelphia Blue Jays of the North American Baseball Association. A #18 overall prospect in 2017, he made his debut in August of that year, as a utility infielder behind Sergio Suarez.
Kirk Michael

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Philadelphia Blue Jays - No. 9 	Philadelphia Blue Jays - No. 9
First Baseman 	First Baseman
Born: 	May 5, 1989 (28)
Avon, CO
Bats/Throws 	Left/Left
NABA Debut 	NABA Debut
July 19, 2012 for the Philadelphia Blue Jays	July 19, 2012 for the Philadelphia Blue Jays
NABA Statistics (through 2017 season) 	NABA Statistics (through 2017 season)
Batting Average 	.312
Hits 	644
Home runs 	65
Runs batted in 	304
On-base percentage 	.378
Teams 	Teams
*Philadelphia Blue Jays (2012-present) 	
*Philadelphia Blue Jays (2012-present)
Career highlights and Awards 	Career highlights and Awards
* 1x All-Star (2015) 	
* 1x All-Star (2015)
Kirkland Augustus Michael (born May 5, 1989), is an American professional baseball first baseman for the Philadelphia Blue Jays of the North American Baseball Association. Drafted by the Baltimore Barons out of high school, Michael was released twice as a prospect; both from the Barons and from the Edmonton Trappers, before being picked up by the Blue Jays in 2011 as a 22-year old minor-league free agent. As he mentioned in a Sports Illustrated interview regarding his releases: "I was ready to give up baseball and become the lawyer my dad always wanted me to be."
Michael was called up to the Blue Jays 2012, and was an All-Star in 2015, upon hitting .327. He is known as a joker, famous for a viral prank where he convinced teammate Jason Adams that he was traded to a Korean team, with a fake contract and all.
Kyle Johnson

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Nashville Blues - No. 4 	Nashville Blues - No. 4
First Baseman 	First Baseman
Born: 	February 25, 1993 (24)
Los Angeles, CA
Bats/Throws 	Left/Right
NABA Debut 	NABA Debut
June 16, 2015 for the Nashville Blues	June 16, 2015 for the Nashville Blues
NABA Statistics (through 2017 season)	NABA Statistics (through 2017 season)
Batting Average 	.317
Hits 	435
Home runs 	63
Runs batted in 	208
On-base percentage 	.379
Teams 	Teams
*Nashville Blues (2015-present) 	
*Nashville Blues (2015-present)
Career highlights and Awards 	Career highlights and Awards
* All-Star (2017) 	
* All-Star (2017)
Kyle Johnson (born February 25, 1993), is an American professional baseball outfielder for the Nashville Blues of the North American Baseball Association. He debuted in 2015, a year in which he was second in Rookie of the Year award voting. In 2017, Johnson was an All Star, finishing the season with a above-.300 average for the third consecutive year.
Kyle Rose

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Arizona Sidewinders - No. 56 	Arizona Sidewinders - No. 56
Outfielder 	Outfielder
Born: 	October 5, 1990 (27)
Concord, CA
Bats/Throws 	Left/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 	.220
Hits 	279
Home runs 	53
Runs batted in 	142
On-base percentage 	.300
Teams 	Teams
*Dallas Rangers (2014-2015)
*Arizona Sidewinders (2016-present)	
*Dallas Rangers (2014-2015)
*Arizona Sidewinders (2016-present)
Kyle Rose (born October 5, 1990) is an American professional baseball outfielder for the Arizona Sidewinders of the North American Baseball Association. He previously played and debuted for the Dallas Rangers, from whom he was traded for Nate Cox and Pablo Sibaja. He signed a one-year contract with the Sidewinders following the 2017 season.
Leo Lupi

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Nashville Blues - No. 72 	Nashville Blues - No. 72
Catcher 	Catcher
Born: 	November 23, 1986 (31)
Guacara, Venezuela
Bats/Throws 	Right/Right
NABA Debut 	NABA Debut
August 2, 2009 for the Washington Wasps	August 2, 2009 for the Washington Wasps
NABA Statistics (through 2017 season) 	NABA Statistics (through 2017 season)
Batting Average 	.266
Hits 	1040
Home runs 	176
Runs batted in 	645
On-base percentage 	.296
Teams 	Teams
*Washington Wasps (2009-2015)
*Toronto Maple Leafs (2016)
*Nashville Blues (2017-present)	
*Washington Wasps (2009-2015)
*Toronto Maple Leafs (2016)
*Nashville Blues (2017-present)
Leonardo Lupi (born October 21, 1986) is a Venezuelan professional baseball catcher for the Nashville Blues of the North American Baseball Association. He's played most of his career with the Washington Wasps, and one year with the Toronto Maple Leafs. He was signed as a minor league free agent in 2002 by the Nashville Blues, who he'd get traded from in 2004 and rejoin 13 years later. On May 28, 2012, Lupi hit a walk-off grand slam against the St. Louis Archers.
Leslie Ritter

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Nashville Blues - No. 62 	Nashville Blues - No. 62
Pitcher 	Pitcher
Born: 	April 8, 1993 (24)
Kissimmee, FL
Bats/Throws 	Right/Right
NABA Debut 	NABA Debut
September 2, 2017 for the Nashville Blues	September 2, 2017 for the Nashville Blues
NABA Statistics (through 2017 season) 	NABA Statistics (through 2017 season)
Win-loss record 	1-0
Earned run average 	2.16
Strikeouts 	8
WHIP 	0.84
Teams 	Teams
*Nashville Blues (2017-present) 	
*Nashville Blues (2017-present)
Leslie Alan Ritter (born April 8, 1993) is an American professional baseball pitcher for the Nashville Blues of the North American Baseball Association. He was announced as the #5 overall prospect in the league before the 2017 season. He made his major-league debut on September 2, 2017, starting one game and relieving for 8 more upon switching to the bullpen. He is the cousin of Arizona Sidewinders starting pitcher Chris Edwards.
Lorenzo Villasenor

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Philadelphia Blue Jays - No. 18 	Philadelphia Blue Jays - No. 18
Outfielder 	Outfielder
Born: 	October 18, 1995 (22)
Villa de Cura, Venezuela
Bats/Throws 	Right/Right
NABA Debut 	NABA Debut
September 22, 2016 for the Philadelphia Blue Jays	September 22, 2016 for the Philadelphia Blue Jays
NABA Statistics (through 2017 season) 	NABA Statistics (through 2017 season)
Batting Average 	.304
Hits 	203
Home runs 	9
Runs batted in 	78
On-base percentage 	.346
Teams 	Teams
*Philadelphia Blue Jays (2016-present) 	
*Philadelphia Blue Jays (2016-present)
Career highlights and Awards 	Career highlights and Awards
* 1x Great Glove Award winner (2017) 	
* 1x Great Glove Award winner (2017)
Lorenzo Villasenor (born October 18, 1995) is a Venezuelan professional baseball outfielder for the Philadelphia Blue Jays of the North American Baseball Association. A top international prospect, Villasenor was the #1 prospect in baseball for two years, until he made his debut at age 20. In his first full year, he hit .305 and lead the league in triples, with 14. Legendary Blue Jays manager Vinny Martinez began referring to him as The Challenger, after the rocket and his commendable spirit on the field.
Manny Sanches

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Nashville Blues - No. 32 	Nashville Blues - No. 32
First Baseman 	First Baseman
Born: 	February 9, 1974 (43)
St. Francis, WI
Bats/Throws 	Left/Left
NABA Debut 	NABA Debut
September 6, 1997 for the California Grizzlies	September 6, 1997 for the California Grizzlies
NABA Statistics (through 2017 season) 	NABA Statistics (through 2017 season)
Batting Average 	.324
Hits 	3739
Home runs 	740
Runs batted in 	2444
On-base percentage 	.424
Teams 	Teams
*California Grizzlies (1997-2008)
*Jacksonville Sea Birds (2009)
*Nashville Blues (2010-2013, 2016-present)
*San Francisco Unions (2014)
*Seattle Pilots (2014-2015)	
*California Grizzlies (1997-2008)
*Jacksonville Sea Birds (2009)
*Nashville Blues (2010-2013, 2016-present)
*San Francisco Unions (2014)
*Seattle Pilots (2014-2015)
Career highlights and Awards 	Career highlights and Awards
* 3x American Grand Finals winner (2002, 2003, 2006)
* Rookie of the Year award winner (1998)
* 4x Most Valuable Player award (2000, 2001, 2006, 2008)
* 2x Great Glove award winner (1996, 2006)
* 16x All-Star (1998-2010, 2015-2017)
* 5x John Pustka award winner (2000, 2001, 2003, 2006, 2008	
* 3x American Grand Finals winner (2002, 2003, 2006)
* Rookie of the Year award winner (1998)
* 4x Most Valuable Player award (2000, 2001, 2006, 2008)
* 2x Great Glove award winner (1996, 2006)
* 16x All-Star (1998-2010, 2015-2017)
* 5x John Pustka award winner (2000, 2001, 2003, 2006, 2008
Manuel Sanches (born October 21, 1986), often known monogamously as Manny, is an American professional baseball first baseman for the Nashville Blues of the North American Baseball Association. Considered one of the greatest players of his generation, Sanches has played most of his career with the California Grizzlies, where he played ten seasons in a row of without missing a game. In California, he was seen as an integral part of their new-millennium dynasty. He owns the NABA record for most games played at 3157 (as of 1/3/18) and most at-bats at 11534 (as of 1/3/18). In his career, he has amassed 740 home runs, leading the league four times, and 2444 runs batted-in, leading the league in 5 separate seasons. 
Sanches appeared in every All-Star game from 1998 to 2010, with 16 appearances in total. He has been voted as Most Valuable Player 4 times in his career. He has amassed a career WAR of 139.9, second only behind Miguel Ojeda.
Matt Austin

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Arizona Sidewinders - No. 11 	Arizona Sidewinders - No. 11
Catcher 	Catcher
Born: 	August 30, 1990 (27)
Rochester Hills, MI
Bats/Throws 	Left/Right
NABA Debut 	NABA Debut
September 5, 2014 for the Arizona Sidewinders	September 5, 2014 for the Arizona Sidewinders
NABA Statistics (through 2017 season) 	NABA Statistics (through 2017 season)
Batting Average 	.264
Hits 	407
Home runs 	72
Runs batted in 	224
On-base percentage 	.393
Teams 	Teams
*Arizona Sidewinders (2014-present) 	
*Arizona Sidewinders (2014-present)
Career highlights and Awards 	Career highlights and Awards
* Rookie of the Year award winner (2015) 	
* Rookie of the Year award winner (2015)
Matthew James Austin (born August 30, 1990) is a American professional baseball catcher for the Arizona Sidewinders of the North American Baseball Association. He debuted in September of 2014 and won the Rookie of the Year award in 2015. Austin was chosen for the All-Star game in 2017. On July 28, Austin batted for 6 RBIs against the Boston Masons, including two home runs.
Matt Byram

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Pitcher 	Pitcher
Born: 	September 26, 1860
Died: 	August 4, 1899 (38)
Bats/Throws 	Right/Right
NABA Debut 	NABA Debut
April 4, 1884 for the Boston Bees 	April 4, 1884 for the Boston Bees
Last NABA Appearance 	Last NABA Appearance
August 18, 1889 for the Boston Bees	August 18, 1889 for the Boston Bees
NABA Statistics 	NABA Statistics
Win-loss record 	112-103
Earned run average 	2.86
Strikeouts 	916
Teams 	Teams
*Boston Bees (1884-1889)
* 	
*Boston Bees (1884-1889)
*
Career highlights and Awards 	Career highlights and Awards
* American Grand Finals Champion (1884
* 1885
* Pitcher of the Year Award winner (1884)
* Rookie of the Year Award winner (1884)
* Great Glove Award winner (1885)	
* American Grand Finals Champion (1884
* 1885
* Pitcher of the Year Award winner (1884)
* Rookie of the Year Award winner (1884)
* Great Glove Award winner (1885)
Matthew Emmanuel Byram (November 3, 1855 – April 18, 1932) was an American North American Baseball Association pitcher who spent his entire career with the Boston Bees
Matt Cain

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Arizona Sidewinders - No. 71 	Arizona Sidewinders - No. 71
First Baseman 	First Baseman
Born: 	February 13, 1989 (28)
Springfield, OR
Bats/Throws 	Right/Right
NABA Debut 	NABA Debut
June 13, 2014 for the Arizona Sidewinders	June 13, 2014 for the Arizona Sidewinders
NABA Statistics (through 2017 season) 	NABA Statistics (through 2017 season)
Batting Average 	.271
Hits 	124
Home runs 	5
Runs batted in 	44
On-base percentage 	.312
Teams 	Teams
*Arizona Sidewinders (2014-present) 	
*Arizona Sidewinders (2014-present)
Matthew Cain (born February 13, 1989) is a American professional baseball utility infielder for the Arizona Sidewinders of the North American Baseball Association. He debuted for the Sidewinders in 2014, spending his career in and out of the minor leagues. On April 28, 2017, Cain was involved in a sliding play at home plate during a game with the Houston Comets, in which he kneed catcher Mario Sanchez in the head. While Sanchez was diagnosed with a mild concussion, the contact of Cain's knee with the helmet of Sanchez broke his kneecap. It was covered on many sports channels, and prompted conversation about increasing safety with plays at home plate.
Matt Gross

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Atlanta Thrashers - No. 64 	Atlanta Thrashers - No. 64
Outfielder 	Outfielder
Born: 	June 13, 1987 (30)
Washington, DC
Bats/Throws 	Left/Left
NABA Debut 	NABA Debut
September 9, 2011 for the Toronto Maple Leafs	September 9, 2011 for the Toronto Maple Leafs
NABA Statistics (through 2017 season) 	NABA Statistics (through 2017 season)
Batting Average 	.294
Hits 	691
Home runs 	104
Runs batted in 	364
On-base percentage 	.348
Teams 	Teams
*Toronto Maple Leafs (2011-2012)
*California Grizzlies (2013-2015)
*Atlanta Thrashers (2016-present)	
*Toronto Maple Leafs (2011-2012)
*California Grizzlies (2013-2015)
*Atlanta Thrashers (2016-present)
Matthew "Matt" Gross (born June 13, 1987) is an American professional baseball outfielder for the Atlanta Thrashers of the North American Baseball Association. Gross has played for the Toronto Maple Leafs and the California Grizzlies. He is sometimes known as "Grand Slam" Gross, having hit five grand slams in his career.
Matt Rodriguez

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St. Louis Archers - No. 33 	St. Louis Archers - No. 33
Pitcher 	Pitcher
Born: 	August 26, 1993 (24)
Franklin, TN
Bats/Throws 	Right/Right
NABA Debut 	NABA Debut
September 1, 2017 for the St. Louis Archers	September 1, 2017 for the St. Louis Archers
NABA Statistics (through 2017 season) 	NABA Statistics (through 2017 season)
Win-loss record 	2-0
Earned run average 	6.48
Strikeouts 	9
WHIP 	1.56
Teams 	Teams
*St. Louis Archers (2017-present) 	
*St. Louis Archers (2017-present)
Career highlights and Awards 	Career highlights and Awards
* American Grand Finals champion (2017) 	
* American Grand Finals champion (2017)
Matthew "Matt" Rodriguez (born August 26, 1993) is an American professional baseball pitcher for the St. Louis Archers of the North American Baseball Association. A second overall pick by St. Louis in the 2012 draft, he debuted near the end of the 2017 season for the Archers, as a reliever. He is a projected starter, having started through his minor-league career. Rodriguez got the last out of the 2017 American Grand Finals in Game 7 of the series, on October 25, 2017.
Miami Blue Herons

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Established in 1990 	Established in 1990
Names 	Names
* Miami Blue Herons (1990-present) 	
* Miami Blue Herons (1990-present)
Other Nicknames 	Other Nicknames
The BH, Herons, The Siege 	The BH, Herons, The Siege
Ballpark 	Ballpark
* Sunoco Field (2006-present)
* Sunside Park (1990-2005)	
* Sunoco Field (2006-present)
* Sunside Park (1990-2005)
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 Miami Blue Herons are an American professional baseball franchise based in Miami, Florida. They are in the North American Baseball Association's Continental League, and are one of the four 1990 Expansion teams in the league, having been formed alongside the Columbus Explorers, Arizona Sidewinders, and the Portland Loggers. They play in Sunoco Field, which was erected in 2005 as the successor to Sunside Park. The team has yet to go to the playoffs, one of three teams with this distinction, and the oldest team of this three. They have never finished higher than 4th in their division, the season in which this occurred happening 2 years before 4th place was considered a playoff spot, following the 2012 Expansion.
Mike Anderson

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Philadelphia Blue Jays - No. 40 	Philadelphia Blue Jays - No. 40
Pitcher 	Pitcher
Born: 	January 20, 1994 (23)
Deerfield Beach, FL
Bats/Throws 	Switch/Right
NABA Debut 	NABA Debut
July 25, 2017 for the Philadelphia Blue Jays	July 25, 2017 for the Philadelphia Blue Jays
NABA Statistics (through 2017 season) 	NABA Statistics (through 2017 season)
Win-loss record 	7-5
Earned run average 	3.84
Strikeouts 	61
WHIP 	1.44
Teams 	Teams
*Philadelphia Blue Jays (2017-present) 	
*Philadelphia Blue Jays (2017-present)
Mike Anderson (born May 15, 1990) is an American professional baseball pitcher for the Philadelphia Blue Jays of the North American Baseball Association. The 12th overall prospect in 2017, Anderson was the Blue Jays top pitching prospect until he began play after the All-Star game, pitching a decent rookie season. He is known for his incredible movement, which one scout called "the best zip [he] had ever seen on a baseball, ever, period." Anderson struck out 64 players in his 17 career starts for the 2017 Blue Jays. ESPN jokingly called him the 'Bluest eyed rookie in baseball" in their November 2017 issue, on which he appeared the cover.
Mike DeMattia

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Third Baseman 	Third Baseman
Born: 	March 17, 1987
Philadelphia, PA
Bats/Throws 	Left/Right
NABA Debut 	NABA Debut
August 14, 2011 for the Arizona Sidewinders	August 14, 2011 for the Arizona Sidewinders
NABA Statistics 	NABA Statistics
Batting average 	.275
Hits 	245
Home Runs 	39
Runs batted in 	150
On-base percentage 	.341
Teams 	Teams
*Arizona Sidewinders (2011-2014)
*Queens Bees (2015)
*San Jose Sharks (2016-2017)	
*Arizona Sidewinders (2011-2014)
*Queens Bees (2015)
*San Jose Sharks (2016-2017)
Michael DeMattia (born March 17, 1987) is an American professional baseball third baseman that is currently a free agent. He previously played for the Arizona Sidewinders, Queens Bees, and San Jose Sharks. He opted out of a contract extension with the Sharks after spending 2017 in Triple-A baseball.
Mike Lofty

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Philadelphia Blue Jays - No. 68 	Philadelphia Blue Jays - No. 68
Shortstop 	Shortstop
Born: 	March 30, 1989 (28)
San Antonio, TX
Bats/Throws 	Switch/Right
NABA Debut 	NABA Debut
August 22, 2016 for the Vancouver Canadians	August 22, 2016 for the Vancouver Canadians
NABA Statistics (through 2017 season) 	NABA Statistics (through 2017 season)
Batting Average 	.272
Hits 	25
Home runs 	2
Runs batted in 	12
On-base percentage 	.343
Teams 	Teams
*Vancouver Canadians (2016)
*Arizona Sidewinders (2017)
*Philadelphia Blue Jays (2018-present)	
*Vancouver Canadians (2016)
*Arizona Sidewinders (2017)
*Philadelphia Blue Jays (2018-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)
Michael Lofty (born March 30, 1989) is an American professional baseball catcher for the Philadelphia Blue Jays of the North American Baseball Association. He previously played for the Vancouver Canadians and the Arizona Sidewinders. Lofty was traded to the Blue Jays after the 2017 season from the Arizona Sidewinders, with Al Morales for Victor Gomez, and was named the Blue Jays starting catcher in 2018, despite having less than 100 career at-bats.
Mike Varga

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Montreal Royals - No. 68 	Montreal Royals - No. 68
Pitcher 	Pitcher
Born: 	December 28, 1986 (31)
Tulsa, OK
Bats/Throws 	Right/Right
NABA Debut 	NABA Debut
July 11, 2010 for the Montreal Royals	July 11, 2010 for the Montreal Royals
NABA Statistics (through 2017 season)	NABA Statistics (through 2017 season)
Win-loss record 	61-74
Earned run average 	3.68
Strikeouts 	978
WHIP 	1.31
Teams 	Teams
*Montreal Royals (2010-2011)
*San Francisco Unions (2012)
*Montreal Royals (2013-present)	
*Montreal Royals (2010-2011)
*San Francisco Unions (2012)
*Montreal Royals (2013-present)
Michael G. Varga (born December 28, 1986) is an American professional baseball pitcher for the Montreal Royals of the North American Baseball Association. He was drafted in the 3rd round of the 2004 draft by the Arizona Sidewinders, but made his debut for the Royals after having been traded for starting pitcher Corey Turbeville. He played for the Royals for 2 years, until he was claimed off waivers by the San Francisco Unions in 2012. Even though Varga pitched 10.2 scoreless innings for the Unions, he was placed on waivers a day before the 2013 season, and was reclaimed by his original team, the Royals.