8/9 Game Notes vs Quebec

2010 JACKALS AT A GLANCEOverall Record ................................ 28-382nd Half ............................................ 9-111st Half ........................................... 19-27At Home ......................................... 14-16On the Road ................................... 14-22Day ..................................................... 6-9Night ............................................... 22-29Streak .............................................Lost 2Last 5 games ....................................... 3-2Last 10 games ..................................... 3-7vs. LH starters ..................................... 5-9vs. RH starters ................................ 23-29Extra Innings ....................................... 3-2One-Run Contests .......................... 13-10May .................................................... 1-4June ................................................ 13-14July ................................................. 11-14August ................................................ 3-5September .......................................... 0-0White Jersey ....................................... 5-4Gray Jersey ......................................... 3-6Red Jersey ...................................... 11-16Black Jersey ...................................... 9-12

FOLLOW THE JACKALSYou can listen to every pitch of the 2010 Jackals season online at jackals.com. For home games, the live webcast will also be broadcast in-stadium on 88.1 FM. Cody Chrusciel returns for his third season as the Jackals play-by-play announcer. Broadcasts begin ten minutes prior to first pitch with Jackals’ pregame.

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JACKAL BITESWith 27 games left in the 2010 regular season, the Jackals sit in fifth place in the second half standings, 3.5 games behind Quebec. New Jersey trails fourth-place Sussex by 2.5 games in the overall standings with four teams qualifying for the playoffs... The Jackals have been streaky in the second half, putting together separate six-game winning and losing streaks, and separate three-game winning and losing streaks... Jackals skipper Joe Calfapietra has 492 career managerial victories entering Monday’s series opener vs Quebec. 372 of those wins have come with New Jersey... Adam Godwin Has 11 multi-hit games in 23 contests with New Jersey, including six three-hit outings. Godwin homered twice in Saturday’s 7-5 loss at Worcester... Abraham Nunez has reached base in 25 consecutive games, the second-longest active streak in the league (Pittsfield’s Jerod Edmondson is riding a 27-game streak). During his streak, Nunez is batting .337. Nunez leads the league with 52 walks and he’s struck out just 27 times in 64 games. His team-leading .306 average ranks eighth in the Can-Am League.

SCOUTING QUEBECAfter winning the first half title and clinching an automatic playoff bid, the defending Can-Am League cham-pion Quebec Capitales find themselves atop the second half standings with a 1.5 game lead over the Pittsfield Colonials entering Monday... The Capitales recently boosted their offense, re-acquiring Pete LaForest last week from the Atlantic League’s Somerset Patriots. LaForest was named the Can-Am League’s “Star of Stars” as the league’s offensive MVP in ‘09 after leading the circuit in home runs (24), RBIs (82), and extra base hits (47). The 32-year-old LaForest has spent parts of three seasons at the major league level with Tampa Bay, San Diego, and Philadelphia... Outfielder Sebastian Boucher, who is second in the league in batting average (.352) and third in RBIs (53 in 52 games), paces Quebec’s offense... Reliever Andrew Albers, who has saved 11 games since settling into the closers role, has posted a 0.82 ERA with 27 hits in 44 innings after recovering from last season’s Tommy John Surgery... Starting pitcher Matt Rusch is not scheduled to face the Jackals this series, but he sits atop the Can-Am League in wins with a 9-1 record while ranking fourth with a 3.10 ERA.

BRUISED AND BATTEREDOver the first 66 games of the 2010 season, eight different New Jersey players have spent a total of 129 games on the disabled or inactive lists due to injury. Designated hitter Shawn Riggans was de-activated for the third time this season on July 28 due to an oblique injury. Other Jackals currently on the DL or IL include pitcher A.J. Wideman (torn lat) and catcher Zane Chavez, who has missed the past 35 games with a broken hand. The Jackals have used 41 different players so far in 2010 after utilizing just 34 last season.

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N EW J ER S EY J A CKA L S GAME NOTE SNEW JERSEY JACKALS (28-38, 9-11) vs QUEBEC CAPITALES (42-24, 12-7)

Tuesday 8/10 vs Quebec 7:05 p.m. RHP Chris Vasami (2-0, 1.65) vs RHP Karl Gelinas (3-2, 3.27)Wednesday 8/11 vs Quebec 11:05 a.m. LHP Ryan Lobban (3-2, 5.52) vs RHP Michel Simard (6-4, 5.84)Thursday 8/12 vs Worcester 7:05 p.m. LHP Justin Jones (0-0, 3.00) vs TBAFriday 8/13 vs Worcester 7:05 p.m. LHP Jayson Miller (1-2, 5.59) vs TBA

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ON DECK FOR THE JACKALS

Monday, August 9, 2010 ● 7:05 p.m.Yogi Berra Stadium ● Little Falls, NJGame 67 ● Home Game 31 (14-16)

TODAY’S PROBABLE STARTERSFOR NEW JERSEY: LHP Isaac Pavlik (6-4, 4.33 - 10th start)FOR QUEBEC: RHP Dan Sausville (6-3, 3.12 - 13th start)The Jackals have dropped five of six meetings with Quebec in 2010, but they’ll send their longest-tenured pitcher, Isaac Pavlik, to the mound on Monday night to try to halt a two-game skid overall. In the nightcap of last Tuesday’s doubleheader at Sussex, Pavlik allowed seven runs in three innings. However, the 30-year-old New Jersey native surrendered just two runs in 22.2 innings while going 3-0 in his previ-ous three outings. Pavlik, who also doubles as New Jersey’s pitching coach, ranks eighth in the Can-Am League with a 4.33 ERA while Quebec starter Dan Sausville’s 3.12 mark is fifth-lowest. Sausville, a 26-year-old from Schenectady, N.Y., finished fourth in the Can-Am League with nine wins in 2009.

Isaac Pavlik


2010 JACKALS LEADERSthrough games on 8/8

Hits .......................... Abraham Nunez (71)Average .................Abraham Nunez (.306)Doubles ....................... Mike DeJesus (12)Triples ........................... Adam Godwin (3)Home Runs .................... Jacob Butler (14)RBIs ................................ Jacob Butler (46)Runs ................................. Kevin Clark (47)Walks ....................... Abraham Nunez (52) Strikeouts ...................... Jacob Butler (50)Stolen Bases .................... Kevin Clark (21)

Wins ..................................Isaac Pavlik (6)Losses ...............................Nick Asselin (7)Saves ..............................Romas Hicks (14)Appearances ................. Mike Pontius (31)ERA ....................Edward Rodriguez (3.34)Innings ....................... Ryan Lobban (73.1)Walks ............................ Ryan Lobban (27) Strikeouts ..................... Ryan Lobban (49)

2010 JACKALS vs OPPONENTSBrockton .............................................. 9-5Pittsfield............................................. 4-10Quebec ................................................ 1-5Sussex .............................................. 10-10Worcester ............................................ 4-8

2009 JACKALS vs OPPONENTSBrockton .............................................. 8-6New Hampshire ................................. 14-8Quebec ............................................ 13-10Sussex .................................................. 7-5Worcester ........................................ 13-10

JACKALS ALL-TIME vs CURRENT OPPONENTS

Brockton ...............................62-51 (2002)Pittsfield/NH/Nashua ...........27-28 (2006)Quebec .................................57-83 (1999)Sussex ...................................37-29 (2006)Worcester .............................41-42 (2005)

2010 NEW J ER S EY J A CKA L S GAME NOTE SSUNDAY, AUGUST 8 - WORCESTER 4, NEW JERSEY 1Worcester, Mass. – Southpaw Zach Zuercher stifled the New Jersey Jackals through six innings as the Jack-als fell to the Worcester Tornadoes 4-1 on Sunday afternoon in the rubber game of the three-game series at Hanover Insurance Park.

Zuercher (2-2), who went winless through his first six starts of the season, earned his second straight vic-tory while turning in his third consecutive quality start. The 26-year-old left-hander allowed one unearned run on just three hits in six frames. Zuercher walked one batter while fanning five. He allowed just three singles to Jeff Grose, Dan Betteridge, and Carlos Sosa.

Worcester jumped out to an early lead against Jackals starter Jayson Miller (1-2), who took the loss. Miller surrendered four consecutive hits to start the bottom of the third inning with third baseman Omar Pena and first baseman Chris Colabello singling home runs to put Worcester up 2-0 before designated hitter Nick Salotti lifted a sacrifice fly to right field for the inning’s first out to make it 3-0. In the bottom of the fourth, catcher Alex Trezza crushed his sixth home run of the season to right center into the Holy Cross football stadium with the bases empty to help extend the Tornadoes advantage to 4-0.

The Jackals plated their only run in the top of the sixth inning with the assistance of three Tornadoes errors. Center fielder Adam Godwin led off with a walk. Later in the inning, Zuercher picked Godwin off first but shortstop Mark Minicozzi dropped the return throw from Colabello to allow Godwin to advance to second safely. Godwin later scored on sacrifice fly off the bat of first baseman Jabe Bergeron.

In the top of the ninth, New Jersey used a trio of pinch hitters to bring the tying run up to bat against Rick Asadoorian, but the Worcester closer got center fielder Adam Godwin to line out to first base with runners on the corners to notch his fourth save of the season and his second in as many days. Angel Flores had drawn a two-out walk while pinch hitting for catcher Dean Forthun before Kevin Clark rifled a single to right after taking Grose’s spot.

In his fifth start for the Jackals, Miller allowed four runs on seven hits with one walk and two strikeouts over 5 1/3 innings. New Jersey’s bullpen pitched well, with Mike Pontius and Edward Rodriguez combining to hold Worcester off the scoreboard over the final 2 1/3. Rodriguez stranded the bases loaded in the bottom of the eighth after allowing a pair of singles and intentionally walking Trezza.

Worcester right-hander John Sluzarz added two scoreless innings of relief while stranding three runners on base to bridge the gap between Zuercher and Asadoorian.

ALUMNI UPDATESince 2006, 22 Jackals have been sold to major league organizations. Several notable former Jackals are making an impact in affiliated baseball.

Infielder• Argenis Reyes (2010) had his contract sold to the Boston Red Sox on July 2. He has been assigned to the Triple-A Pawtucket Red Sox. Catcher • Jordan Newton (2010) had his contract sold to the Pittsburgh Pirates on July 3. He has been assigned to the Advanced-A Bradenton Marauders. Left-hander • Craig Breslow (2004) is in his second season working out of the Oakland A’s bullpen. Left-hander • Raul Valdez (2006) earned his first trip to the majors on April 22 when he was pro-moted to the New York Mets. Valdes tossed three shutout innings against Philadelphia on May 25 to notch his first career save. Valdez returned to Yogi Berra Stadium on June 21 to throw out the first pitch prior to the Jackals game against the Worcester Tornadoes. Former Jackals’ first baseman • John Lindsey (2005 & 2006) re-signed with the Los Angeles Dodgers this offseason after spending 2009 in the Marlins system and is currently playing for the Triple-A Albequerque Isotopes, where he is teammates with outfielder Timo Perez. Lindsey was named the Pacific Coast League’s Batter of the Week the first week of the season when he hit .538 in the Iso-topes first 10 games. He hit his 200th career home run on May 26 and was named the PCL’s Player of the Month for May (.415-7-25 in 27 games). Myron Leslie• (2009) is with the Advanced-A Tampa Yankees, where he has moved behind the plate. Leslie is playing just minutes away from his home in Riverview, Fla.Right-hander • Stuart Pomeranz (2009) has transitioned from a starter to a reliever for the Tulsa Drillers, the Double-A affiliate of the Colorado Rockies. Pomeranz’s younger brother,left-hander Drew Pomeranz, was the fourth overall selected by the Cleveland Indians in the April 2010 draft after his junior season at Ole Miss.


2010 NEW J ER S EY J A CKA L S GAME NOTE S

DOUBLE THE FUNOn Saturday, June 19 against Quebec at Yogi Berra Stadium, the Jackals tied a Can-Am League single-game record when they turned five double plays. New Jersey recorded nine twin-killings in the three-game set.

LEAGUE-TESTED, JACKAL-APPROVEDThis offseason, New Jersey acquired pitchers Chris Allen and Ryan Lob-ban, giving the Jackals four of the Can-Am League’s top 10 ERA leaders from a season ago. A.J. Wideman, who led the league with a 2.51 ERA, and Isaac Pavlik, whose 3.66 ERA ranked ninth, both return. Lobban’s 3.56 mark with Worcester placed him seventh while Allen’s 3.71 clip for Que-bec qualified for 10th.

MAJOR LEAGUE FLAVORTwo current Jackals have spent time in the major leagues. Leading the pack is 34-year-old infielder Abraham Nunez, who spent 12 seasons in the majors with the Pirates, Cardinals, Phillies, and Mets. Designated hitter Shawn Riggans has spent time at the major league level each of the past four seasons, appearing in 64 games with the Tampa Bay Rays. Second baseman Argenis Reyes, who had his contract purchased by the Boston Red Sox on July 2, spent parts of the past two seasons patrolling the infield for the New York Mets.

STARTING LINEUP BY POSITIONPlayer C 1B 2B 3B SS LF CF RF DH

Bergeron 44 2Betteridge 5 13 1Butler 7 31 2 15Chavez 5Consolmagno 2 2Clark 9 12 39 2Davis 8DeJesus 52Ferguson 2Flores 9Forthun 12Godwin 23Grose 16 29 9 1T. Jones 22Knazek 10 2Newton 17 5 4Nunez 12 47 5Reyes 32 1Riggans 3 31Rosa 12 9 10 1Scanzano 4Sosa 4 4 2Stiffler 3

STARTING LINEUP BY BATTING ORDERPlayer 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

Bergeron 18 16 6 3 3Betteridge 1 2 16Butler 3 39 7 5Chavez 4 1Consolmagno 4Clark 47 3 2 12Davis 5 2 1DeJesus 10 31 3 4 4Ferguson 1 1Flores 1 8Forthun 1 9 4Godwin 14 9Grose 11 14 30T. Jones 11 3 4 3 1Knazek 1 3 8Newton 17 1 1 3 3 1Nunez 16 35 3 9Reyes 27 7Riggans 8 8 16 2Rosa 2 9 10 9Scanzano 1 3Sosa 10Stiffler 1 1 1

FIRST HALF RECAPThe Jackals finished the first half of the Can-Am League season with a 19-27 record, half a game ahead of the last-place Worcester Tornadoes. Through the first half, New Jersey’s .270 team average ranked fifth while its 5.36 ERA was the highest in the circuit. New Jersey catchers threw out 24.7% of attempted base stealers, just slightly behind the Pittsfield Colonials for the best mark in the league. The Jackals played just 46 games in the first half due to a rain out on July 14 vs Sussex.

FIVE-STAR QUALITYIn addition to manager Joe Calfapietra being named Can-Am League man-ager of the year for the second time in his seven-year career with New Jersey, the 2009 Jackals placed a league-high five players on the Can-Am League Postseason All-Star Team. First baseman Myron Leslie, shortstop Mike DeJesus, and outfielder Jerod Edmondson all earned league laurels while A.J. Wideman was selected as the league’s top left-handed pitcher and closer Rusty Tucker was named the circuit’s top reliever. Edmondson, who finished the season with the Jackals, led the league with a .332 bat-ting average while Wideman posted a league-best 2.51 ERA while tying for the league lead with 10 wins. Tucker’s 24 saves tied him for the league lead with Brockton’s Gerald Dunn.


INDIVIDUAL OFFENSEMOST RUNS, GAME ..........................................................................................5 (Jacob Butler - 8/4 @ Sussex)MOST HITS, GAME ............................................................................................4 (Jacob Butler - 8/4 @ Sussex)MOST DOUBLES, GAME .............................................................................2 (Jabe Bergeron - 6/6 vs Brockton)MOST TRIPLES, GAME ................................................................. 1 (3x, last Jordan Newton - 6/18 vs Quebec)MOST HOME RUNS, GAME......................................................... 2 (4x, last Adam Godwin - 8/7 @ Worcester)MOST RBI, GAME .............................................................................. 4 (4x, last Jabe Bergeron - 8/4 @ Sussex)MOST WALKS, GAME .................................................................................. 4 (Argenis Reyes - 6/9 vs Pittsfield)MOST STRIKEOUTS, GAME ................................................................................. 4 (Jovan Rosa - 7/2 vs Sussex)MOST STOLEN BASES, GAME ............................................................................4 (Kevin Clark - 5/30 @ Sussex)LONGEST HITTING STREAK ..................................................................................15 (Kevin Clark - 6/4 to 6/23)

INDIVIDUAL PITCHINGMOST RUNS ALLOWED, GAME .....................................................................12 (Isaac Pavlik - 7/4 @ Pittsfield)MOST EARNED RUNS ALLOWED, GAME ............................................. 10 (2x, last Nick Asselin 7/13 vs Sussex)MOST HITS ALLOWED, GAME .......................................................................14 (Isaac Pavlik - 7/4 @ Pittsfield)MOST STRIKEOUTS, GAME .................................................................. 10 (A.J. Wideman - 6/15 @ Worcester)MOST WALKS, GAME ....................................................................... 6 (2x, last Ryan Lobban - 8/1 vs Pittsfield)MOST HOME RUNS ALLOWED, GAME ...............................................3 (2x, last Paul Fagan - 7/31 vs Pittsfield)MOST INNINGS PITCHED, GAME ..................................................................... 9 (Isaac Pavlik - 7/22 @ Sussex)FEWEST HITS ALLOWED, GAME (Starter, min 5 IP) .......................2 (2x, last Isaac Pavlik - 6/29 vs Sussex - G2)

TEAM OFFENSEMOST RUNS, GAME .............................................................................................................. 15 (8/4 @ Sussex)MOST RUNS, INNING ....................................................................... 5 (2x, last 7/19 @ Worcester - 3rd inning)MOST HITS, GAME ................................................................................................................ 18 (8/4 @ Sussex)FEWEST HITS, GAME .......................................................................................................... 3 (7/30 vs Pittsfield)MOST DOUBLES, GAME .......................................................................................................6 (6/6 vs Brockton)MOST TRIPLES, GAME .......................................................................................1 (4x, last 6/29 vs Sussex - G2)MOST HOME RUNS, GAME.................................................................................... 3 (2x, last 7/29 vs Pittsfield)MOST HOME RUNS, INNING ........................................................................................................................... 1MOST CONSECUTIVE GAMES WITH A HOME RUN .................... 4 (3x, last 8/4 @ Sussex to 8/7 @ Worcester)MOST EXTRA-BASE HITS, GAME ..........................................................................................7 (6/6 vs Brockton)MOST STOLEN BASES, GAME ...................................................................................... 4 (5x, last 8/4 @ Sussex)MOST STRIKEOUTS, GAME ................................................................................................... 13 (7/2 vs Sussex)MOST WALKS, GAME ......................................................................................................... 12 (6/9 vs Pittsfield)MOST HIT BATTERS, GAME ................................................................................................2 (5/31 @ Pittsfield)MOST LEFT ON BASE, GAME ................................................................................. 14 (2x, last 8/1 vs Pittsfield)

TEAM PITCHINGMOST RUNS ALLOWED, GAME ..........................................................................................17 (7/4 @ Pittsfield)MOST RUNS ALLOWED, INNING ............... 6 (2x, 6/18 vs Quebec - 8th inning & 7/4 @ Pittsfield - 2nd inning)MOST HITS ALLOWED, GAME ............................................................................................21 (7/4 @ Pittsfield)FEWEST HITS ALLOWED, GAME ................................................................................ 4 (3x, last 7/24 @ Sussex)MOST STRIKEOUTS, GAME ........................................................................................... 14 (6/15 @ Worcester)MOST WALKS, GAME .............................................................................................. 8 (2x, last 6/20 vs Quebec)MOST HOME RUNS ALLOWED, GAME ................................................................... 3 (3x, last 7/31 vs Pittsfield)MOST EXTRA-BASE HITS ALLOWED, GAME .......................................................................... 7 (7/13 vs Sussex)MOST WILD PITCHES, GAME ................................................................................................ 3 (5/28 @ Sussex)MOST HIT BATTERS, GAME ............................................................................................... 4 (6/26 @ Brockton)

TEAM MISCELLANEOUSMOST ERRORS, GAME ......................................................................5 (2x, 6/20 vs Quebec & 7/4 @ Pittsfield)LONGEST WINNING STREAK ................................................................. 6 (7/22 @ Sussex to 7/28 vs Brockton)LONGEST LOSING STREAK ....................................................................... 6 (7/29 vs Pittsfield to 8/3 @ Sussex)LARGEST MARGIN OF VICTORY............................................................................................. 13 (8/4 @ Sussex)LARGEST MARGIN OF DEFEAT ...........................................................................................13 (7/4 @ Pittsfield)LONGEST GAME, INNINGS .................................................................................................... 12 (7/2 vs Sussex)LONGEST GAME TIME..................................................................................................... 4:12 (6/9 vs Pittsfield)LONGEST GAME TIME, 7 INNING CONTEST ................................................................2:35 (8/3 @ Sussex - G2)SHORTEST GAME TIME, 9 INNING CONTEST ................................................................2:11 (7/16 vs Brockton)SHORTEST GAME TIME, 7 INNING CONTEST .......................................................... 1:59 (6/2 @ Pittsfield - G2)LARGEST HOME CROWD ..............................................................................................4,188 (6/19 vs Quebec)LARGEST ROAD CROWD ..............................................................................................4,376 (7/4 @ Pittsfield)

NEW J ER S EY J A CKA L S H IGH S AND LOWS

TODAY IN BASEBALL HISTORYAUGUST 9

1963 - Roger Craig’s National League record-tying 18-game losing streak ends thanks to Jim Hickman’s ninth-inning grand slam off Lindy Mc-Daniel. New York beats the Cubs, 7-3.

1981 - Baseball returned following the strike with the All-Star game in Cleveland before a crowd of 72,086. Gary Carter of the Montreal Expos hit two home runs to give the National League a 5-4 triumph over the American League. Vida Blue became the first pitcher to win an All-Star game in both leagues. His American League vic-tory came in 1971 at Detroit.

1988 - The Chicago Cubs won the first official night game at Wrigley Field by beating the New York Mets 6-4.

2010 MULTI-HIT GAMES 2 3 4 5 Tot.Bergeron 10 3 - - 13Betteridge 3 - - - 3Butler 12 1 1 - 14Chavez 1 - - - 1Clark 9 5 - - 14Davis 2 - - - 2DeJesus 9 1 - - 10Flores 2 - - - 2Forthun 1 - - - 1Godwin 5 6 - - 11Grose 8 1 - - 9Jones 2 1 - - 3Knazek 1 1 - - 2Newton 4 5 - - 9Nunez 18 5 - - 23Reyes 10 1 - - 11Riggans 6 4 - - 10Rosa 3 1 - - 4Sosa 2 - - - 2

YOGI BERRA STADIUMLocation .............................. Little Falls, NJOpened .............................................1998Capacity ...........................................3,784Jackals All-Time at Home ............ 309-225Jackals All-Time on the Road ...... 271-273Down the Lines ........................... 308 feetPower Alleys ............................... 368 feetCenter Field ................................ 398 feetNOTE: Home and road records entering 2010.


NEW J ER S EY J A CKA L S GAME NOTE S

LAST AT-BAT WINS - JACKALS DATE BATTER GAME-WINNER INN. SCORE OPP.6/9 Argenis Reyes Wild pitch (Newton scored) 10th 8-7 vs PIT7/12 Mike DeJesus Sacrifice fly (Riggans scored) 9th 7-6 vs SSX7/26 Adam Godwin Infield single (Clark scored) 10th 6-5 vs BRO7/27 Adam Godwin Infield single (Grose scored) 12th 7-6 vs BRO

LAST AT-BAT WINS - OPPONENTS DATE BATTER GAME-WINNER INN. SCORE OPP.5/30 Carl Loadenthal RBI single to center 9th 5-4 at SSX6/2 Chris Torres RBI single to center 7th 2-1 at PIT7/19 Alex Trezza RBI double to left center 10th 8-7 at WOR7/21 Stantrel Smith Bases-loaded single to center 9th 5-4 at WOR

JACKALS MULTI-HR GAMES DATE BATTER OPP. PITCHER(S)6/2 (G1) Kevin Clark at PIT Dave Qualben (1st & 3rd)6/12 Jordan Newton at SSX Jeff Icenogle (4th), Duaner Sanchez (9th)7/8 Jabe Bergeron at QUE Karl Gelinas (2nd & 7th)8/7 Adam Godwin at WOR Chris Farley (1st), Albert Ayala (8th)

JACKALS GRAND SLAMS DATE BATTERS OPP. PITCHER INNING6/12 Jacob Butler at SSX Jeff Icenogle 3rd7/19 Jabe Bergeron at WOR Zach Zuercher 3rd

JACKALS 1st INNING / LEAD-OFF HOME RUNS DATE BATTER OPP. PITCHER6/2 (G1) Kevin Clark at PIT Dave Qualben7/4 Kevin Clark at PIT Dave Qualben8/7 Adam Godwin at WOR Chris Farley

SHUTOUTS BY JACKALS PITCHERS NO. DATE OPP. SCORE HITS PITCHER1 7/22 at SSX 2-0 5 Isaac Pavlik

JACKALS EJECTIONS DATE PLAYER DESCRIPTION INNING/UMP6/10 Joe Calfapietra Arguing out call at 2B 9th - Matt Criss6/19 Shawn Riggans Arguing balls and strikes 3rd - Richard Katz7/5 Jovan Rosa Arguing safe SB call at 3B 5th - Dave Speranza7/6 Romas Hicks Arguing safe call at 1B 8th - Joe Pascucci7/20 Joe Calfapietra Arguing balls and strikes 5th - Matt Criss7/30 Joe Calfapietra Arguing Donny Leon HR 8th - Warren Nicholson8/4 Jeff Grose Thrown out from bench 3rd - Richard Katz

JACKALS PICKOFFS DATE PITCHER CATCHER RUNNER5/28 Luis Fernandez Joe Persichina (SSX)6/9 Dan Griffin Angel Molina (PIT)6/9 Isaac Pavlik Angel Molina (PIT)6/12 Luis Fernandez Kraig Binick (SSX)6/22 Nick Asselin Billy Cather (WOR)7/12 Luis Fernandez Carl Loadenthal (SSX)8/4 Paul Fagan Kraig Binick (SSX)8/7 Justin Jones Nick Salotti (WOR)

2010 CAN-AM LEAGUE WEEKLY AWARD WINNERS PLAYER OF THE WEEKMay 31 Shawn Riggans (4 games - .533 (8-for-15), 2 2B, 2 HR, 7 RBIs, 5 runs)July 12 Jabe Bergeron (5 games - .500 (8-for-16), 4 HR, 5 RBIs, 5 runs)PITCHER OF THE WEEKJuly 26 Isaac Pavlik (CG, five-hit SO on 7/22 at SSX w/ 7 Ks & 0 BBs in 2-0 win)

13th season w/ Jackals... Has been with theJackals since their inception in 1998... The only member of the organization in uniform for each of the team’s first 12 seasons... Sports four cham-pionship rings... Only travels on select road trips... Prior to his time with the Jackals, both played and coached at Ramapo College... Born in Cuba... Name is pronounced on-ee RAY-mos. (39 years old)

JACKALS 2010 COACHING STAFF

#1 - ANI RAMOS - COACH

1st season w/ Jackals... Played 16 seasons (10 in independent)... 3rd round draft pick by the Royals out of HS in 1989… Played for the Aberdeen Pheas-ants in the Prairie League in 1995 and 1996 when Joe Calfapietra was an assistant coach… 27 games as interim manager of Shreveport Sports in 2008... Career .263 hitter with 159 HRs and 193 SB… Born 7/18/70 in Lumberton, NC (40 years old)

#19 - EDDIE GERALD - HITTING COACH

1st season w/ Jackals... Signed with the Anaheim Angels as an undrafted free agent in 2001 after playing collegiately at UMass-Lowell… Spent three seasons in the Angels organization before finish-ing his career with the Washington Wild Things in 2004… Managed Traverse City Beach Bums in 2007 and 2008… Has also coached in Frontier League… Born 2/21/78 in Lynn, MA (32 years old)

#18 - JON CAHILL - 3B/INFIELD COACH

Player-coach… Begins first season as Jackals pitching coach… Longest-tenured player on roster (sixth season)... Franchise leader in career games pitched… New Jersey native was selected by the Rockies in the 10th round of the 2002 draft out of Seton Hall... Born 5/19/80 in Belleville, NJ (30 years old)

#7 - ISAAC PAVLIK - PITCHING COACH

2009: A RETROSPECTIVEDespite falling short of their goal of a Can-Am League title after being swept in the first round of the playoffs by the Worcester Tornadoes, the Jackals’ 2009 squad was one of the most successful in franchise history. In addition to taking the first-half title, New Jersey’s 55 wins were the most by a Jackals’ team since 2002. Consistency was also a big part of the Jackals’ success. As a team, New Jersey finished second in the league in both batting average (.283) and ERA (4.19), trailing Brockton in both categories. The Jackals were just one game better in the first half (28-19) than the second half (27-20) and saw a one-game difference in their record at home (27-20) and on the road (28-19). Jackals’ pitchers posted nine shutouts (five more than any other Can-Am League team) with A.J. Wideman serving as the starter for four of them (Quebec posted four shutouts while no other team had more than one). Conversely, Jackals’ pitchers were responsible for both of the league’s three-home run games (Sus-sex 3B Jeremy Hunt on 7/9 and Quebec DH Pete LaForest on 9/5). Perhaps the highlight of New Jersey’s 2009 campaign was its team-record 14-game winning streak, which began with a doubleheader sweep at Quebec on June 11 and ended with a loss to Worcester in game two of a doubleheader on June 25.


2010 NEW J ER S EY J A CKA L S GAME NOTE S

PLAYER INJURY DATE ON DL/IL DATE OFF DL/IL GAMES MISSEDShawn Riggans Oblique 7/28 12Mike DeJesus Groin 7/22 7/3 10A.J. Wideman Torn left lat 7/16 22Shawn Riggans Oblique 7/13 7/24 9Zane Chavez Broken left hand 6/30 35Shawn Riggans Hit in helmet with fastball at Sussex 6/12 6/19 5Jovan Rosa Quadriceps strain and contusion 6/4 6/18 11Quentin Davis Oblique strain 6/1 6/13 11Jacob Butler Pinched nerve in neck 5/26 6/5 9Jordan Newton Tendonitis in right shoulder 5/24 6/2 5

ERRORS BY POSITIONCENTER FIELD

Player EClark 2Godwin 2Grose 1

LEFT FIELDPlayer EButler 1Grose 1

RIGHT FIELDPlayer EClark 3

SHORTSTOPPlayer EDeJesus 11

SECOND BASEPlayer EJones 3Nunez 2Reyes 2

THIRD BASEPlayer EBetteridge 1Nunez 9Rosa 4

FIRST BASEPlayer EBergeron 3Butler 2Rosa 1Sosa 3

CATCHERPlayer EFlores 3Forthun 3Newton 6Rosa 2

TOTAL AVG. RUNS TEAM QUALITYPITCHER GS IP NJ RUNS PER START RECORD STARTSChris Allen 4 23.1 12 3 1-3 1 Nick Asselin 10 57 29 2.9 1-9 1 Paul Fagan 3 16 20 6.7 2-1 0Lou Fernandez 1 2.1 8 8 1-0 0Dan Griffin 9 44.2 57 6.3 5-4 1 Justin Jones 1 6 5 5 0-1 1Ryan Lobban 13 73.1 73 5.6 7-6 6 Jayson Miller 5 29 20 4 1-4 1Isaac Pavlik 9 50.2 41 4.6 6-3 4Chris Vasami 2 12.2 17 8.5 1-1 1A.J. Wideman 9 49.1 32 3.6 3-6 4 TEAM TOTALS 66 364 314 4.8 28-38 20NOTE: A quality start is defined as a game in which the pitcher completes at least six innings and permits no more than three earned runs.

PitcherNumber of

AppearancesFirst Batter Out/Faced

LongestOuting

Inherited Runners (IR)

IRScored Saves Blown Saves

Edgar Estanga 26 18-26 3 9 3 1 0L. Fernandez 20 11-20 3 10 2 0 0Romas Hicks 28 14-28 1.2 5 2 14 4Isaac Pavlik 10 5-10 2 7 5 0 0Mike Pontius 31 19-31 2 16 7 2 1E. Rodriguez 28 15-28 3 19 5 0 0Chris Vasami 1 0-1 3.2 1 0 0 0

CATCHER PB CS SB ATT CS%Zane Chavez 1 3 2 5 60%Angel Flores 2 2 9 11 18.2%Dean Forthun 3 5 13 18 27.8%Scott Knazek 4 9 14 24 37.5% Jordan Newton 5 4 14 18 22%Jovan Rosa 5 3 10 13 23%

JACKALS 2010 INJURY REPORT (THROUGH GAMES ON 8/8)

2010 CATCHER INFORMATION

JACKALS 2010 RELIEF PITCHER INFORMATION

JACKALS 2010 STARTING ROTATION

PITCHERPlayer EAsselin 1Estanga 2J. Jones 1Lobban 1Miller 1Pontius 2Wideman 1


New jer sey ja cka l s ros t er - Upda ted 8/8/10

No. Pitchers B T HT WT Birth Age Previous Club Resides Status7 Isaac Pavlik R L 5’8 165 5/19/80 30 New Jersey Jackals Ramsey, NJ VETERAN11 Jayson Miller L L 5’11 180 11/25/85 24 Arkansas Travelers Richland, WA LS-114 Justin Jones L L 6’4 190 9/25/84 25 Somerset Patriots Virginia Beach, VA 16 Luis Fernandez R L 5’10 180 9/15/86 23 Newark Bears Union, NJ ROOKIE22 Edgar Estanga L L 5’9 240 10/18/85 24 Grand Prairie AirHogs Maturin, VZ LS-423 Ryan Lobban L L 6’3 185 6/7/84 26 Worcester Tornadoes Ramsey, NJ LS-230 Mike Pontius R R 6’2 235 10/26/87 22 Arizona League Indians Wentzville, MO LS-131 Edward Rodriguez R R 6’4 200 10/6/84 25 Southern Maryland Paterson, NJ LS-432 Chris Vasami R R 6’4 245 3/7/85 25 Newark Bears Mamaroneck, NY ROOKIE40 Romas Hicks R R 6’0 215 1/9/84 26 New Jersey Jackals Loganville, GA ROOKIE

No. Catchers B T HT WT Birth Age Previous Club Resides Status5 Dean Forthun R R 5’10 190 8/27/88 21 Columbia University Glendora, CA ROOKIE17 Angel Flores R R 6’2 215 8/16/86 23 Erie Seawolves Manati, PR LS-3

No. Infielders B T HT WT Birth Age Previous Club Resides Status10 Abraham Nunez S R 5’10 195 3/16/76 34 Reno Aces Santo Domingo, DR VETERAN12 Dan Betteridge R R 6’1 180 12/28/87 22 Rutgers University Turnersville, NJ ROOKIE13 Travis Jones R R 5’10 190 11/10/85 24 Myrtle Beach Pelicans Stone Mountain, GA LS-315 Mike DeJesus L R 5’10 185 7/16/83 27 New Jersey Jackals Manalapan, NJ LS-355 Jabe Bergeron R R 6’3 245 12/19/81 28 American Def. of NH New York, NY LS-5

No. Outfielders B T HT WT Birth Age Previous Club Resides Status6 Kevin Clark L L 6’0 200 12/10/85 24 Tri-City Dust Devils Siffner, FL LS-39 Jeff Grose L L 5’11 190 7/14/84 26 Kalamazoo Kings Iselin, NJ LS-224 Adam Godwin R R 6’0 180 12/13/82 27 Wichita Wingnuts Birmingham, AL LS-426 Jacob Butler R R 6’2 220 2/9/83 27 St. Paul Saints Yelm, WA LS-329 Carlos Sosa L L 6’2 220 10/20/81 28 St. George Roadrunners Santo Domingo, DR VETERAN

No. Inactive List B T HT WT Birth Age Previous Club Resides Status2 Shawn Riggans (DH) R R 6’1 200 7/25/80 30 Buffalo Bisons Fort Lauderdale, FL VETERAN21 Zane Chavez (C) L R 5’10 200 12/30/86 23 Pittsfield Colonials Bonsall, CA ROOKIE27 A.J. Wideman (P) R L 5’10 190 6/8/85 25 New Jersey Jackals Mississauga, ON LS-4

COACHING STAFF 44 Joe Calfapietra Manager 18 Jon Cahill Third Base Coach 19 Eddie Gerald Hitting Coach7 Isaac Pavlik Pitching Coach1 Ani Ramos Coach Eric Wamsley Athletic Trainer Wally Brackett Clubhouse Manager

PRONUNCIATION GUIDEJoe Calfapietra cal-fuh-pee-A-traMike DeJesus de-HEY-zeusEdgar Estanga es-TANG-uhJeff Grose GrossRyan Lobban LOW-banAbraham Nunez NOON-yezAni Ramos on-ee RAY-mosChris Vasami vuh-SOM-eeEric Wamsley WOMS-lee


J A CKA L S MANAGER JOE C A L F AP I E T RA

JOE CALFAPIETRAMANAGER - EIGHTH SEASON

The longest-tenured manager in the Can-Am League, 2010 marks Joe Calfapietra’s eighth season at the Jackals’ helm.

In 2009, Calfapietra was named the Can-Am League Manager of the Year after guiding the Jackals to the league’s first-half title and a playoff appearance. He also garnered Manager of the Year honors in 2004 when he led the Jackals to a Northeast League championship.

Calfapietra, 39, began his coaching career with the Northern League’s Duluth-Superior Dukes in 1994 before spending the 1995 and 1996 seasons with the Aberdeen Pheasants of the Prairie League. In 1997, Calfapietra joined manager Ed Ott’s coaching staff with the Allentown Ambassadors as Director of Baseball Operations. Calfapietra was named the Ambassadors manager in 2000 at the age of 29, making him the youngest manager in Northern League history. After posting an 85-90 managerial record in two seasons with the Ambassadors, Calfapietra left Allentown after five years to guide the expansion Gary SouthShore RailCats in their inaugural season in 2002. Calfapietra led Gary, which played its entire schedule on the road while waiting for its ballpark to be constructed, to a 35-55 team record and was named the Northern League Manager of the Year. Calfapi-etra joined the Jackals in 2003 and earned his second Manager of the Year award in 2004 when he guided New Jersey past the North Shore Spirit for the Northeast League title.

The Royersford, PA native played at Eastern College in Saint Davids, PA, where he was a two-time Division III All-American selection at first base. When he was not drafted out of college, Calfapietra turned to coaching and earned his Master’s Degree in Education. He has spent time collegiately as an assistant coach at Eastern College, a volunteer assistant at St. Joseph’s University, and as the hitting coach and recruiting coordinator at Villanova University.

CALFAPIETRA’S PROFESSIONALCOACHING RESUME

MANAGERIAL CAREER2009 New Jersey Jackals 55-39*2008 New Jersey Jackals 43-512007 New Jersey Jackals 49-442006 New Jersey Jackals 43-482005 New Jersey Jackals 48-442004 New Jersey Jackals 54-39*2003 New Jersey Jackals 52-372002 Gary SouthShore Railcats 35-55*2001 Allentown Ambassadors 43-472000 Allentown Ambassadors 42-43

COACHING CAREER1999 Allentown Ambassadors1998 Allentown Ambassadors1997 Allentown Ambassadors1996 Aberdeen Pheasants1995 Aberdeen Pheasants1994 Duluth-Superior Dukes

* indicates Manager of the Year honors

QUICK FACTS: JOE CALFAPIETRA

RECORD W/ NEW JERSEY: • 344-302 (entering 2010)

CAREER MANAGERIAL RECORD:• 464-447 (entering 2010)

Last name is pronounced • cal-fuh-pee-A-traIs the only Can-Am League manager to • never play professionally.Was inducted into the Gary SouthShore • Railcats Hall of Fame in 2009.Spent three years on the staff of former • Jackals hitting coach and current Sussex Skyhawks manager Ed Ott when Ott was the manager in Allentown.

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JACKALS’ MANAGERIAL RECORDS (ENTERING 2010)Regular Season 1. Kash Beauchamp 1998-2000 129-124 .5102. George Tsamis 2001-2002 107-72 .5973. Joe Calfapietra 2003-2009 344-302 .533Post-Season 1. Kash Beauchamp 1998-1999 8-3 (one championship)2. George Tsamis 2001-2002 18-8 (two championships)2. Joe Calfapietra 2003-2009 9-12 (one championship)


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5 DEAN FORTHUN C R/R 5’11”/190 21 Years Old 1st Season (1st w/ Jackals) Born: 8/27/1988 Current Series: N/AResides: Glendora, CA Last Series at Worcester: 0-for-3, KDrafted: not drafted College: Columbia University2010 w/ Columbia University Lions (NCAA Division I): 46 games, .333 avg, 2 HR, 21 RBIs, 11 SB

Separated his left shoulder on a slide into home plate while trying to score from second on a wild pitch on July 6 at Pittsfield. Returned to the • lineup after missing eight games on July 19 at Worcester and laced an RBI single on the first pitch he saw.Connected on his first career home run, a two-run shot off the left field foul pole against Dave Qualben, in a 17-4 loss at Pittsfield on July 4.• Signed his first professional contact with New Jersey on July 2.• Four-year starter at Columbia took home first team All-Ivy League honors as a senior in 2010. Threw out 44.7 percent of baserunners attempting to • steal. gunned down eight of 11 runners attempting to steal during Ivy play.Was named to the 2010 Johnny Bench Award watch list, given to the nation’s top catcher. • Was a second-team All-Ivy League selection as a junior in 2009 after earning honorable mention notation as a sophomore in 2008. •

6 KEVIN CLARK OF L/L 6’0”/200 24 Years Old 5th Season (1st w/ Jackals) Born: 12/10/1985 in Tampa, FL Current Series: N/AResides: Siffner, FL Last Series at Worcester: 2-for-10, run, 2 KsDrafted: 2006, sixth round (Colorado Rockies) College: Manatee (Fla.) Junior College 2009 w/ Modesto Nuts (A): 12 games, .241 avg, 0 HR, 4 RBIs, 1-1 SB2009 w/ Tri-City Dust Devils (A-): 59 games, .260 avg, 5 HR, 28 RBIs, 19-23 SB

Went 17 games without stealing a base from July 12 to August 1.• After batting seventh each of the first five games of the season, Clark• was in the leadoff spot for New Jersey’s next 47 contests before Adam Godwin batted leadoff on July 26 vs Brockton.Hit two solo home runs in game one of a doubleheader on 6/2 at Pittsfield. Finished the contest 3-for-4 with a double and three runs scored.• Signed with the Jackals on May 19.• Began the 2009 season with the Single-A Modesto nuts (4/11-4-26) before finishing the season with the Short-A Tri-City Dust Devils (6/22-9/06). • Finished second in the Short-A Northwest League with 19 stolen bases for Tri-City.In 2007 with the Single-A Asheville Tourists, hit a career-high 17 home runs and swiped a career-best 22 bases. His 76 RBIs for Asheville ranked 11th in • the South Atlantic League.Was set to transfer to the University of South Carolina before being drafted in the sixth round by the Rockies in 2006 out of junior college. •

9 JEFF GROSE OF L/L 5’11”/190 26 Years Old 4th Season (1st w/ Jackals) Born: 7/14/1984 Current Series: N/AResides: Iselin, NJ Last Series at Worcester: 1-for-3, run, KDrafted: not drafted College: Rutgers University 2009 w/ Kalamazoo Kings (IND): 33 games, .294 avg, 1 HR, 16 RBIs, 5-8 SB

Laced the game-winning single in the bottom of the ninth inning in New Jersey’s lone exhibition contest on 5/22 vs Sussex vs Duaner Sanchez.• Acquired by the Jackals from the Frontier League’s Kalamazoo Kings on 3/31/10 in exchange for future considerations.• Missed majority of 2009 season with a thumb injury. Did not commit an error in 32 games in the outfield after committing seven errors each of his • first two seasonsSpent first three professional seasons with the Kalamazoo Kings of the independent Frontier League playing for manager Fran Riordan, who spent • the 2003 season with the North Shore Spirit in the Northeast League.In 2008, finished fifth in Frontier League walks (63) and fourth in triples (5).• Starred at Rutgers University from 2003-2006. Ranks among Scarlet Knights’ career leaders in at bats (4th - 714), hits (4th - 229), walks (6th - 115), • triples (8th - 10), and total bases (10th - 301). Was an All-Big East selection in 2005 and 2006.Played high school baseball at John F. Kennedy Memorial High School in Iselin, NJ.•


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10 ABRAHAM NUNEZ INF S/R 5’11”/200 34 Years Old 15th Season (1st w/ Jackals) Born: 3/16/1976 in Santo Domingo, DR Current Series: N/AResides: Santo Domingo, DR Last Series at Worcester: 2-for-10, run, 3 BBs, KDrafted: not drafted College: N/A 2009 w/ Reno Aces (AAA): 84 games, .249 avg, 2 HR, 32 RBIs, 4-7 SB • Went 21 days without an extra-base hit, lacing 13 consecutive singles between July 6 and July 27.

Has recorded double-digit steals this season for the first time since he swiped 20 bases in 2000 with the Triple-A Nashville Sounds.• Has spent parts of 12 seasons in the majors with four different teams, most recently with the New York Mets in 2008 (.242 career MLB average)• Walked more times (48) than he struck out (40) for the Triple-A Reno Aces in the Arizona Diamondbacks system in 2009.• Five years at Triple-A level. Has appeared in more MLB games (1,030) than minor league games (711) entering 2010 season.• Best Major League season came in 2005 when he hit .285 with 5 HRs and 44 RBIs in 139 games with St. Louis Cardinals while filling in for 3B Scott • Rolen following Rolen’s collision with Dodgers’ 1B Hee Seop Choi on 5/10/05. Rolen needed left shoulder surgery.First MLB hit was a two-run triple off Dodgers’ Dennys Reyes on 8/27/97. First career HR came off Phillies’ Mark Portugal at Veterans Stadium on 9/12/98.• Signed as nondrafted free agent by Toronto Blue Jays on 5/5/94 and made Major League debut on 8/27/97 with Pittsburgh Pirates.• Has played over 250 Major League games at third base, second base, and shortstop.• Was a New York-Penn League All-Star shortstop in 1996 with St. Catherines Stompers, when he was second in the league with 37 stolen bases. The • Pittsfield Mets were also part of the New York-Penn League that season.

12 DAN BETTERIDGE INF R/R 6’1”/180 22 Years Old 1st Season (1st w/ Jackals) Born: 12/28/1987 Current Series: N/AResides: Turnersville, NJ Last Series at Worcester: 1-for-2, BB, SBDrafted: not drafted College: Rutgers University 2009 w/ Rutgers University Scarlet Knights (NCAA Division I): 56 games, .255 avg, 3 HR, 24 RBIs, 6-10 SB • Started 12 straight games at shortstop filling in for the injured Mike DeJesus (groin) from July 22 through August 3. During that span, Betteridge went

10-for-42 (.238) with five RBIs. He did not commit an error.Betteridge’s one-out single in the top of the eighth inning on July 22 at Sussex broke up Mike Vicaro’s no-hit bid. Betteridge came around to score the • game’s first run in a 2-0 New Jersey win.Signed his first professional contract with New Jersey on July 2.• Pitched the ninth inning in a 12-4 loss vs Sussex on July 13 and allowed two runs. Betteridge had never pitched in a game at Rutgers.• First career hit was a leadoff single in the second inning against Dave Qualben in a 17-4 loss at Pittsfield on July 4.• Was a three-year starter at shortstop at Rutgers.• At Washington Township High School in Sewell, NJ, served as the starting point guard all four years on the varsity basketball team. Averaged 17 • points per game for his career and became the first player in school history to score at least 1,000 points with at least 400 assists.

13 TRAVIS JONES INF R/R 5’10”/190 24 Years Old 4th Season (1st w/ Jackals) Born: 11/10/1985 in Stone Mountain, GA Current Series: N/AResides: Stone Mountain, GA Last Series at Worcester: 1-for-13, HR, run, 2 RBIs, BB, 4 KsDrafted: 2007, seventh round (Atlanta Braves) College: University of South Carolina2010 w/ Myrtle Beach Pelicans (A+): 43 games, .225 avg, 6 HR, 23 RBIs, 3-4 SB2010 w/ Mississippi Braves (AA): 33 games, .225 avg, 1 HR, 5 RBIs, 3-4 SB

Stole three bases on Wednesday, August 4 at Sussex after swiping just one in his first 17 games.• Signed with New Jersey on July 16 after being released by the Atlanta Braves. Began the 2010 season with the Double-A Mississippi Braves before • being sent to the Advanced-A Myrtle Beach Pelicans. Went 1-for-3 with a double and two RBIs in his Jackals debut on July 16 vs Brockton.Jones spent the entire 2009 season with Double-A Mississippi, batting .249 with five home runs, 40 RBIs, and a career-high 23 steals.• Was an Advanced-A Carolina League Mid-Season and Post-Season All-Star with Myrtle Beach in 2008 when he hit a career-high 16 home runs. That • season, Jones finished fourth in the Carolina League with 81 runs, third with 77 walks, and fifth with 107 strikeouts.Hit three home runs in a game July 30, 2007 while batting leadoff for the Single-A Rome Braves against the Lexington Legends.• Was drafted by the Braves following his junior season at the University of South Carolina in 2007 when he batted .318 with 18 home runs in 66 • games. In his lone season with the Gamecocks, Jones took over at second base for former Sussex Skyhawks second baseman Chris Brown.Was selected in the 2005 MLB Draft by the Philadelphia Phillies in the 40th round out of Lake City Community College in Florida, where Jackals • teammate Jovan Rosa also played


BA T T ING NOTE S15 MIKE DEJESUS SS L/R 5’10”/185 26 Years Old 6th Season (2nd w/ Jackals) Born: 7/16/1983 in Staten Island, NJ Current Series: N/AResides: Manalapan, NJ Last Series at Worcester: 2-for-7, 2B, 3 RBIs, 2 KsDrafted: not drafted College: Coastal Carolina University 2009 with New Jersey Jackals: .297 avg, 5 HR, 66 RBIs, 46 BB, 42 K, 3-5 SB, 21 Errors

Missed 12 games with a groin injury that forced him to leave New Jersey’s game at Worcester on July 21. Returned to the lineup on August 4.• Finished 2009 5th Can-Am League walks (46); 5th RBI (66). Hit two of five home runs in game on 6/22 at Quebec, his first game batting third. • Enter-ing season had only played six career games at shortstop. 4th in Florida State League with 78 walks and was 2nd toughest in league to strike out (1/9.77) in 2007. 4th in Pioneer League with 40 walks in 2005.• Is the younger brother of Kansas City Royals outfielder David DeJesus.• Began college career at East Carolina University before playing final two seasons at Coastal Carolina University.• Four-year baseball letterman at New Jersey’s Manalapan High School, where he set the school record for batting average as a soph. when he hit .522.•

17 ANGEL FLORES C R/R 6’2”/215 23 Years Old 6th Season (1st w/ Jackals) Born: 8/16/1986 in Manati, PR Current Series: N/AResides: Manati, PR Last Series at Worcester: 4-for-8, 2B, 2 runs, RBI, BB, KDrafted: 2003, 46th round (Florida Marlins) College: N/A 2010 with Toledo Mud Hens (AAA): .375 avg (3-for-8), 0 HR, 2 RBIs, 1 BB, 2 K, 0-0 SB2010 with Lakeland Flying Tigers (A+): .208 (5-for-24), 0 HR, 3 RBIs, 1 BB, 7 K, 0-0 SB2010 with Erie SeaWolves (AA): .229 (8-for-35), 1 HR, 3 RBIs, 2 BB, 10 K, 0-0 SB

Left game on Saturday, July 24 at Sussex in the bottom of the eighth inning with heat exhaustion. Spent two nights in the hospital due to heat • exhaustion and missed New Jersey’s next five games before starting behind the plate on July 31 vs Pittsfield.Signed with New Jersey on July 22 after being released by the Detroit Tigers on July 16.• Entered the 2010 season as a .203 career hitter with three home runs in 156 games over five seasons.• Was drafted by the Florida Marlins in the 46th round of the 2003 draft. Signed with the Detroit Tigers on October 20, 2004.•

24 ADAM GODWIN OF R/R 6’0”/180 27 Years Old 6th Season (1st w/ Jackals) Born: 12/13/1982 in Alexander City, AL Current Series: N/AResides: Birmingham, AL Last Series at Worcester: 2-for-11, 2 HRs, 3 runs, 4 RBIs, 3 BBs, SBDrafted: 2005, 11th round (Los Angeles Dodgers) College: Troy University2010 w/ Wichita Wingnuts (IND): 1 games, .000 avg. (0-for-5), 0 HR, 0 RBIs, 0-0 SB

Recorded walk-off RBI infield singles in back-to-back extra inning contests vs Brockton on July 26th (10th inning) and 27th (12th inning).• Signed with the Jackals on July 13.• Played one game this season with the Wichita Wingnuts of the independent American Association on June 28 and went 0-for-5 against Sioux City.• Went to spring training with the Dodgers in Arizona but was released in mid-June.• had been out of action since late last season when he suffered an elbow injury while pitching in a blow-out game. The injury required Tommy John • surgery. While rehabbing from that injury, Godwin suffered a sports hernia and had to have surgery for that as well.Was a Double-A Southern League Mid-Season All-Star in 2008 with the Jacksonville Suns when he finished fourth in the league with a career-high • 31 stolen bases in 36 attempts.During his first professional season in 2005 with the Rookie-Level Ogden Raptors, Godwin finished 10th in the Pioneer League with a .310 average.• As a senior at Troy University in 2005, batted .367 with 81 stolen bases in 58 games en route to being named the Southeastern Conference Player of • the Year. His 81 steals were 27 more than any other Division I player.Was struck by lightning shortly after graduating high school in 2001 while practicing for a summer league team. •


26 JACOB BUTLER OF/1B R/R 6’2”/220 27 Years Old 6th Season (1st w/ Jackals) Born: 2/9/1983 in Olympia, WA Current Series: N/AResides: Yelm, WA Last Series at Worcester: 1-for-11, run, 2 BBs, 3 KsDrafted: 2005, eighth round (Toronto Blue Jays) College: University of Nevada2009 w/ St. Paul Saints (IND): 95 games, .263 avg, 16 HR, 63 RBIs, 0-0 SB

Missed three games with a knee injury July 16-19. Hit solo home runs in his first two games back on July 20 and 21 at Worcester.• Hit five home runs in his first nine games of the season, including a third-inning grand slam on June 12 at Sussex. Became the first player in Jackals • history to homer in four straight contests during that stretch (June 11-16) before going 16 contests and 67 at-bats without a homer between June 16 and July 3.Began 2010 season on the IL after suffering an injury in the batting cage on 5/25. Returned to the lineup on 6/5 vs Brockton after missing 9 games.• Acquired by the Jackals from the St. Paul Saints on 4/16/10 in exchange for a player to be named later.• Spent entire 2009 season with St. Paul Saints. Finished third in American Association with 16 home runs. • Hit 59 points higher at home (.292) than on the road (.233). 11 of 16 home runs came at home.Has finished in top three in home runs in his respective league in three of his first five professional seasons. • Butler’s last stolen base came in July 2, 2007 with the Dunedin Blue Jays.• Led the Advanced-A Florida State League with 23 home runs in 2007 with the Dunedin Blue Jays. Also finished third in league with 85 RBIs and 80 runs. • Named Florida State League post season All-Star.In 2005, was second in the Rookie-Level Appalachian League with 14 home runs. Finished second with 52 RBIs, second with a .590 slugging percent-• age, second with 31 extra-base hits, and fourth with 31 walks for Pulaski Blue Jays. Named Appalachian League post season All-Star.Played 55 games at first base for the Double-A New Hampshire Fisher Cats in 2008, marking the first time he had played a position other than outfield. • Spent four games at first base in 2009 with the St. Paul Saints.Finished college career at University of Nevada tied for third on school’s all-time home runs list with 39. Hit 16 home runs as a senior.•

29 CARLOS SOSA OF/1B L/L 6’2”/220 28 Years Old 10th Season (1st w/ Jackals) Born: 10/20/1981 in Santo Domingo, DR Current Series: N/AResides: Manhattan, NY Last Series at Worcester: 2-for-11, 2B, run, RBI, 2 BBs, 4 KsDrafted: not drafted College: N/A2010 w/ St. George RoadRunners (IND): 31 games, .278 avg, 5 HR, 23 RBIs, 0-0 SB

Signed with the Jackals on July 30 after playing 31 games for the Utah-based St. George Roadrunners in the independent Golden League in 2010. • Hot Corner Baseball LLC, owners of the Roadrunners, announced suspension of operations August 2.Was a 2009 Can-Am League All-Star outfielder for the Worcester Tornadoes after batting .314 with 15 home runs and 69 RBIs (all career highs). • Sosa ranked fifth in the league in batting average, fourth in RBIs, second in slugging percentage (.532), and fifth in on-base percentage (.386). Sosa didn’t have a single multi-homer game, hit over .300 each month of the season, and hit 68 points higher on the road (.348) than at home (.280)Followed up his stellar season in Worcester by winning the Colombian Winter League’s triple crown (.389-16-55) while playing for the Sincelejo • Toros, where he was teammates with Jackals pitcher Ryan Lobban, Brockton pitcher Hunter Davis and former Sussex catcher Ray Serrano.Spent his first eight seasons in the San Francisco Giants organizations, reaching as high as the Double-A level with the Connecticut Defenders in 2007 • and 2008. In 234 games with Connecticut, Sosa batted .262 with 19 home runs.Entering 2010, Sosa is a career .275 hitter with 80 home runs including five seasons of double-digit homers. •

55 JABE BERGERON 1B R/R 6’3”/245 28 Years Old 7th Season (1st w/ Jackals) Born: 12/19/1981 in Keene, NH Current Series: N/AResides: New York, NY Last Series at Worcester: 3-for-9, 2B, run, RBI, 3 BBs, 3 KsDrafted: not drafted College: Williams College2009 w/ American Defenders of New Hampshire (IND): 72 games, .276 avg, 9 HR, 44 RBIs, 0-1 SB

Missed New Jersey’s four-game series vs Pittsfield on July 29-August 1 while his wife was having the couple’s first child, a baby girl named Riley who • was born on Saturday, July 31.In July, batted a team-best .366 with eight home runs and 20 RBIs in 21 games with just 10 strikeouts.• First eight home runs of the season were solo shots prior to July 19 grand slam at Worcester in 8-7 10-inning loss.• Was named Can-Am League Batter of the Week on July 12 after going 8-for-16 with four home runs, five runs, and five RBIs.• Signed with the Jackals on June 4. Went to spring training with the Brockton Rox but was released on May 24.• Is playing for his seventh different Can-Am League team (Elmira, Nashua, Worcester, Sussex, Ottawa, and New Hampshire).• With the Ottawa Rapidz in 2008, set career highs batting .354 with 13 home runs and 69 RBIs.• Played 2004 season in the Mets’ system with the Brooklyn Cyclones, Capital City Bombers, and Kingsport Mets. Played four games for Brooklyn in • 2005 before being released and joining the now-defunct Elmira Pioneers in the Can-Am League.Signed as nondrafted free agent by Mets on 6/16/04.•

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7 ISAAC PAVLIK LHP R/L 5’8”/165 30 Years Old 9th Season (6th w/ Jackals) Born: 5/10/1980 in Belleville, NJ Resides: Ramsey, NJ Career High K’s: 12 (6/15/07 vs Can-Am Grays w/ New Jersey) Drafted: 2002, 10th round (Colorado Rockies) College: Seton Hall University2009 w/ New Jersey Jackals: 18 starts, 6-6, 3.66 ERA, 103 hits, 110.2 IP, 17 BB, 75 K, .245 opp. avg.

Tossed his eighth career complete game shutout with New Jersey on July 22 at Sussex in 2-0 win. • For that performance, which included seven strikeouts and no walks, Pavlik was named Can-Am League Pitcher of the Week for the fourth time in his career on July 26.10 earned runs and 14 hits on July 4 at Pittsfield were all career-highs with New Jersey. Pavlik • had allowed 11 hits twice and seven earned runs three times during his six-year Jackals’ tenure.Made first start this season on 6/6 vs Brockton after four relief appearances. Earned the win, • allowing four hits in five shutout innings.Two shutout innings at Sussex on 5/27/10 marked first relief appearance since 8/25/08.• Finished 2009 • 5th in Can-Am League strikeouts (75); 3rd shutouts (1); 9th ERA (3.66); 2nd com-plete games (3)... Led team with 18 starts. Longest-tenured player on New Jersey roster. Is New Jersey’s leader in career games pitched.• Had pitched at least five innings in 33 straight starts before leaving with an injury in first inning • vs Quebec on 7/24/09. The streak began in 2007.Is 0-18 at the plate in his professional career after popping out on 7/3/09 at Worcester in only • at-bat of season.In 2008, pitched at least five innings in each of his 20 starts and tied Jackals single-season record with 20 starts... 3rd in Can-Am League innings • pitched (135.2), 3rd in games started (20), and 8th in ERA (3.65)Began 2006 season with New Jersey, but had contract purchased by Chicago Cubs where he finished the season at Double-A West Tennessee, going • 2-1 with a 3.29 ERA in 10 games (6 starts) for the Diamond Jaxx.Joined the Jackals in 2005 and finished 2nd in Can-Am League with 102 strikeouts and third with 3.02 ERA.•

DATE OPPONENT RES DEC IP R ER H SV BB SO BF OOBP OSLG OAVG ERAAug 3 @Sussex L 4-7 L 3.0 7 7 8 0 2 5 19 .526 .941 .470 21.00Jul 28 Brockton W 4-1 W 7.0 1 1 5 0 0 6 27 .259 .320 .200 1.29Jul 22 @Sussex W 2-0 W 9.0 0 0 5 0 0 7 31 .161 .225 .161 0.00Jul 17 Brockton W 4-2 W 6.2 1 1 6 0 1 4 28 .285 .269 .230 1.35Jul 10 @Quebec L 2-4 L 4.2 4 4 8 0 3 4 25 .440 .409 .363 7.71Jul 4 @Pittsfield L 4-17 L 4.1 12 10 14 0 0 4 28 .500 .607 .500 20.79Jun 29 Sussex W 3-2 W 6.0 1 0 2 0 2 4 24 .208 .142 .095 0.00Jun 24 @Brockton W 11-5 W 5.0 4 4 5 0 1 1 20 .300 .578 .263 7.20Jun 20 Quebec L 4-10 - 0.2 0 0 1 0 0 1 3 .333 .333 .333 0.00Jun 19 Quebec L 1-5 - 2.0 1 0 0 0 1 1 9 .111 .000 .000 0.00Jun 17 @Worcester L 3-8 - 0.1 0 0 2 0 0 1 3 .666 1.000 .666 0.00Jun 16 @Worcester W 11-3 - 1.0 0 0 1 0 0 3 4 .250 .250 .250 0.00Jun 11 @Sussex W 1-0 - 1.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 .000 .000 .000 0.00Jun 9 Pittsfield W 8-7 - 1.0 2 2 3 0 0 0 5 .600 .600 .600 18.00Jun 6 Brockton W 7-5 W 5.0 0 0 4 0 2 3 21 .285 .263 .210 0.00Jun 2 @Pittsfield L 1-2 L 1.0 1 1 2 0 2 1 7 .571 .400 .400 9.00May 30 @Sussex L 4-5 - 0.2 0 0 0 0 0 1 2 .000 .000 .000 0.00May 29 @Sussex L 5-9 - 2.0 0 0 2 0 0 1 8 .250 .375 .250 0.00May 27 @Sussex L 3-4 - 2.0 0 0 1 0 0 1 6 .333 .200 .200 0.00

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CAREER WINS - JACKALS FRANCHISE HISTORY1. Joel Bennett ................ 59 (2001-2007)2. Isaac Pavlik ................41 (2005-present)3. Aaron Myers ............... 37 (2002-2006)INNINGS PITCHED - CAN-AM LEAGUE HISTORY1. John Kelly.................... 599.2 WOR2. Isaac Pavlik ................596.0 NJ3. Michel Simard ............ 569.0 QUESTRIKEOUTS - CAN-AM LEAGUE HISTORY1. John Kelly.................... 546 WOR2. Isaac Pavlik ................462 NJNote: Both Kelly and Simard are currently active


11 JAYSON MILLER LHP L/L 5’11”/175 24 Years Old 3rd Season (1st w/ Jackals) Born: 11/25/1985 in Yakima, WA Resides: Richland, WA Career High K’s: 8 (3x, last 8/22/08 vs Casper Ghosts w/ Orem Owlz) Drafted: 2008, 30th round (Los Angeles Angels) College: Washington State University2010 w/ Arkansas Travelers (AA): 12 appearances (7 starts), 0-4, 6.42 ERA, 56 hits, 40.2 innings, 15 BB, 25 K, .322 opp. avg.2010 w/ Sioux City Explorers (IND): 3 starts, 1-2, 9.23 ERA, 27 hits, 12.2 innings, 6 BB, 10 K, .435 opp. avg.

Took a shutout into the eighth inning on July 24 at Sussex in his second Jackals start before a two-out solo home run by Nick Giarraputo in a 3-1 win.• Signed with New Jersey on July 19 and made his Jackals debut that day at Worcester. In that contest, Miller held the Tornadoes to just one hit over four • innings before allowing a grand slam to Stantrel Smith in the bottom of the fifth inning in a no-decision in an 8-7 Jackals loss.After beginning the 2010 season with Double-A Arkansas (Angels), Miller made three starts for the Sioux Falls Explorers in the American Association.• During his first two seasons, Miller walked just 32 batters while fanning 166, better than a 5-to-1 strikeout-to-walk ratio in 43 games.• In 2008, Miller was the Rookie-Level Pioneer League Pitcher of the Year with the Orem Owlz when he went 8-2 with a 2.33 ERA, 68 strikeouts, and eight • walks. Also struck out eight batters in his professional debut.

DATE OPPONENT RES DEC IP R ER H SV BB SO BF OOBP OSLG OAVG ERAAug 8 @Worcester L 1-4 L 5.1 4 4 7 0 1 2 23 .333 .545 .318 6.75Aug 3 @Sussex L 5-6 - 5.0 3 3 9 0 0 3 23 .391 .478 .391 5.40Jul 29 Pittsfield L 4-7 L 5.2 5 5 6 0 1 3 24 .280 .608 .260 7.94Jul 24 @Sussex W 3-1 W 7.2 1 1 4 0 0 6 27 .148 .296 .148 1.17Jul 19 @Worcester L 7-8 - 5.1 5 5 4 0 2 7 22 .272 .350 .200 8.44

14 JUSTIN JONES LHP L/L 6’4”/195 25 Years Old 9th Season (1st w/ Jackals) Born: 9/25/1984 in Norfolk, VA Resides: Virginia Beach, VA Career High K’s: TBA Drafted: 2002, second round (Chicago Cuns) College: drafted out of high school2010 w/ Somerset Patriots (IND): 18 starts, 4-6, 5.38 ERA, 122 hits, 95.1 innings, 39 walks, 76 strikeouts

New Jersey acquired Jones’ rights from the Atlantic League’s Somerset Patriots on July 30 in exchange for future considerations. With the Patriots, had • a string of three straight losses in which he allowed three runs or less during a stretch of six starts in which he allowed three runs or less each outing.Jones has spent parts of each of the past four seasons at the Double-A level with New Britain (Twins) in 2006 and Harrisburg (Nationals) in 2007-09.• At the 2004 trading deadline, Jones was traded from the Cubs to the Twins in exchange for first baseman Doug Mientkiewicz as part of a four-team deal • that sent Nomar Garciaparra from the Red Sox to the Cubs. The Red Sox received shortstop Orlando Cabrera from the Expos and first baseman Doug Mientkiewicz from the Twins in the deal, with the Cubs sending shortstop Alex Gonzalez and minor leaguers Francis Beltran, a right-hander, and Bren-dan Harris, an infielder, to Montreal. Minnesota got Jones from the Cubs. In addition to Garciaparra, the Cubs also received minor-league outfielder Matt Murton and cash considerations from the Red Sox.In his first season in 2002, Jones led the Rookie-Level Arizona League with a 1.80 ERA and a .181 opponent batting average over 11 starts while striking • out over 11 batters per nine innings.Was selected by the Chicago Cubs in the second round of the 2002 draft out of high school in Virginia Beach. •

DATE OPPONENT RES DEC IP R ER H SV BB SO BF OOBP OSLG OAVG ERAAug 7 @Worcester L 5-7 - 6.0 5 2 7 0 2 8 28 .344 .600 .280 3.00

16 LUIS FERNANDEZ LHP R/L 5’10”/180 23 Years Old 1st Season (1st w/ Jackals) Born: 9/15/1986 Resides: Union, NJ Career High K’s: 3 (5/28/10 at Sussex w/ New Jersey) Drafted: not drafted College: Seton Hall2010 w/ Newark Bears (IND): 3 appearances (1 start), 0-0, 27.00 ERA, 5 hits, 2.1 IP, 5 BB, 2 K, .417 opp. avg.

Appeared in just one game (a July 23 spot start at Sussex) over a 16-day span between July 13-29 before pitching in three consecutive games.• Made a spot start, his first in a Jackals uniform, on July 23 at Sussex. Fernandez allowed two runs in 2 1/3 innings in an 8-4 New Jersey win in his first • appearance in 10 days. Fernandez had gone five straight shutout innings in three relief appearances. prior to that start.Turned in 7 2/3 straight innings of scoreless relief over four outings from June 22 to July 1• Notched first career win on 5/28/10 at Sussex in Jackals’ second game of the season. Tossed two scoreless innings of one-hit relief in 10-9 victory.• Began the 2010 season with the Atlantic League’s Newark Bears. Was released on 5/4.• Is a 2008 graduate of Seton Hall University. His 74 appearances rank fourth in Pirates’ history (Isaac Pavlik tops the list with 84).• In 74 appearances (four starts) at Seton Hall, Luis went 4-10 with a 4.26 ERA. He posted a sub-four ERA each of his final three years with the Pirates.• Played high school baseball at Seton Hall Prep. Fernandez’s junior year, Seton Hall Prep was ranked fourth in the nation and first in New Jersey.• Father, Luis Sr., also played baseball at Seton Hall University. Younger brother, George, a right-hander, also pitched at Seton Hall. •

DATE OPPONENT RES DEC IP R ER H SV BB SO BF OOBP OSLG OAVG ERAAug 3 @Sussex L 4-7 - 1.0 0 0 1 0 0 0 4 .250 .250 .250 0.00Jul 31 Pittsfield L 7-10 - 2.0 0 0 1 0 1 1 8 .250 .142 .142 0.00Jul 30 Pittsfield L 2-8 - 1.0 0 0 1 0 0 0 4 .250 .250 .250 0.00Jul 29 Pittsfield L 4-7 - 1.1 1 1 3 0 0 1 7 .428 .714 .428 6.77Jul 23 @Sussex W 8-4 - 2.1 2 2 3 0 3 1 12 .500 .444 .333 7.73

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22 EDGAR ESTANGA LHP L/L 5’9”/240 24 Years Old 5th Season (1st w/ Jackals) Born: 10/18/1985 in Maturin, Venezuela Resides: Maturin, Venezuela Career High K’s: N/A Drafted: not drafted College: N/A 2010 w/ Grand Prairie AirHogs (IND): 16 appearances, 3-0, 6.84 ERA, 31 hits, 26.1 IP, 18 BB, 19 K

Was acquired by the Jackals on June 21 from the Grand Prairie AirHogs in the American Association for a player to be named later (Dan Griffin). • Made his Jackals’ debut the same night, tossing two innings in a 6-5 win vs Worcester less than two hours after his plane landed at Newark Airport.With Grand Prairie, allowed seven runs over two innings of relief in his final outing on June 17 in a 15-2 AirHogs loss to raise his ERA from 4.80 to 6.84.• In four seasons entering 2010, has posted an 18-12 record with a 3.46 ERA in 142 relief appearances. Edgar has never started a game.• Spent his first four seasons in the Toronto Blue Jays organization, reaching as high as Double-A New Hampshire in 2009. With the Fisher Cats, ap-• peared in a career-high 44 games with a 4.41 ERA in ‘09.In 2007, went 5-0 with a 1.27 ERA in 13 games for Short-A Auburn Doubledays before posting a 2.20 ERA in 10 games for Single-A Lansing Lugnuts.• Came up through the Toronto system with Jackals’ teammates A.J. Wideman, Jacob Butler, and Edward Rodriguez.•

DATE OPPONENT RES DEC IP R ER H SV BB SO BF OOBP OSLG OAVG ERAAug 7 @Worcester L 5-7 L 0.2 2 1 2 0 0 1 3 .666 1.000 .666 13.43Aug 5 @Sussex W 7-6 - 2.2 0 0 2 0 1 1 12 .333 .200 .200 0.00Aug 4 @Sussex W 15-2 - 1.0 2 2 3 0 0 0 6 .500 .666 .500 18.00Aug 1 Pittsfield L 7-9 - 2.0 1 0 0 0 1 1 8 .125 .000 .000 0.00Jul 30 Pittsfield L 2-8 L 2.0 4 4 4 0 1 4 11 .454 .800 .400 18.00

23 RYAN LOBBAN LHP L/L 6’3”/185 26 Years Old 4th Season (1st w/ Jackals) Born: 6/7/1984 Resides: Ramsey, NJ Career High K’s: 8 (2x, most recently 8/25/09 vs Sussex w/ Worcester) Drafted: not drafted College: William Paterson University2009 w/ Worcester Tornadoes (IND): 20 appearances (19 starts), 10-7, 3.56 ERA, 132 hits, 121.1 IP, 31 BB, 74 K, .277 opp. avg.

Began the 2010 season with the Somerset Patriots of the Atlantic League. Was released by Somerset on 4/19/10 and signed with the Jackals on 4/29/10.• Spent entire 2009 season with the Worcester Tornadoes. Career-high 10 wins tied him for the Can-Am League lead. Seven losses were the third-• most in the league. Also finished third in innings pitched (121.1) and seventh in ERA (3.56). 12 home runs allowed was third-most in league.Younger brother, Brendan, was drafted in the 45th round by the Cincinnati Reds in 2008, but elected to play at St. John’s University, where the left-• hander just finished his sophomore season.As a college freshman in 2004, went 2-2 with a 5.53 ERA in 13 games (two starts) for James Madison University.• In 2006, transferred to Division III William Paterson University, where he was named First-Team All-NJAC (New Jersey Athletic Conference) after go-• ing 3-3 with a 3.66 ERA in 12 games (eight starts) for the Pioneers. Lobban played just one season at William Paterson.As a senior at St. Joseph Regional High School (Montvale, NJ) in 2003, set a New Jersey state record by striking out 21 batters during a 9-0 no-hitter • against Montclair High School. Lobban induced a groundout from the leadoff batter before striking out 21 of the next 22 (one reached on a dropped third strike). His no-hitter came one day after teammate Bobby Ferla struck out 20 batters in a no-hitter against Clifton High School. Lobban was named The Star-Ledger 2003 High School Pitcher of the Year.

DATE OPPONENT RES DEC IP R ER H SV BB SO BF OOBP OSLG OAVG ERAAug 6 @Worcester W 6-5 - 5.0 5 5 11 0 1 2 27 .444 .615 .423 9.00Aug 1 Pittsfield L 7-9 L 5.0 7 6 7 0 6 4 28 .448 .363 .318 10.80Jul 27 Brockton W 7-6 - 6.0 3 3 6 0 2 7 28 .321 .240 .240 4.50Jul 21 @Worcester L 4-5 - 6.0 3 3 7 0 0 2 24 .280 .458 .291 4.50Jul 16 Brockton W 4-2 - 6.1 2 2 8 0 2 3 28 .392 .400 .320 2.84Jul 10 @Quebec W 6-5 - 4.1 5 5 6 0 2 2 23 .391 .350 .300 10.39Jul 3 @Pittsfield W 6-3 W 6.0 2 2 4 0 2 6 24 .250 .363 .181 3.00Jun 29 @Sussex W 7-3 W 5.1 3 3 6 0 1 4 22 .318 .619 .285 5.07Jun 23 Worcester L 9-11 - 5.1 7 7 11 0 1 2 27 .444 .692 .423 11.82Jun 18 Quebec L 5-6 - 7.0 0 0 9 0 0 2 30 .366 .321 .321 0.00Jun 11 @Sussex W 1-0 W 7.0 0 0 4 0 3 3 27 .259 .208 .166 0.00Jun 4 Brockton L 7-9 L 4.2 6 6 8 0 4 5 25 .444 .476 .380 11.56May 30 @Sussex L 4-5 - 5.1 3 3 4 0 3 7 25 .360 .300 .200 5.07

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P I T CH ING NOTE S27 A.J. WIDEMAN LHP R/L 5’10”/190 25 Years Old 8th Season (2nd w/ Jackals)Born: Mississauga, Ontario Resides: Mississauga, Ontario Career High K’s: 10 (6/15/10 vs Worcester w/ New Jersey) Drafted: 2003, 11th round (Montreal Expos) College: drafted out of high school2009 w/ New Jersey Jackals: 18 starts, 10-1, 2.51 ERA, 90 hits, 114.2 IP, 18 BB, 81 K, .214 opp. avg.

Left July 15 start vs Brockton after retiring the side in order in the top of the fourth inning with an injury. Soon after, was placed on the inactive list • with a tear in his left lat.Was New Jersey’s opening-day starter on 5/27/10 at Sussex. Took the loss , allowing four runs (three earned) on six hits in five innings.• Canadian left-hander was drafted out of high school by the Montreal Expos in the 11th round in 2003.• Named Can-Am League All-Star left-handed pitcher after led the Can-Am League in wins (10-1) and ERA (2.51) and finishing second with 81 strikeouts.• Can-Am League Pitcher of the Month for June and July in 2009.• Lost a perfect game with one out in the bottom of the eighth inning on 6/23/09 at Quebec.• Was traded from the Washington Nationals to the Toronto Blue Jays in 2005 in exchange for outfielder Tyrell Godwin, who reached the majors with • Washington later that year.Younger brother, Jordan, is a catcher in the Cincinnati Reds system.• Second in the Midwest League in home runs allowed in 2005 (21). Second in the Florida State League in the same category in 2007 (18). •

DATE OPPONENT RES DEC IP R ER H SV BB SO BF OOBP OSLG OAVG ERAJul 15 Brockton L 2-5 L 4.0 4 4 6 0 0 2 17 .352 .588 .352 9.00Jul 5 @Pittsfield L 2-4 - 5.0 1 1 6 0 1 2 21 .333 .400 .300 1.80Jun 30 Sussex L 4-7 L 7.0 5 3 7 0 1 5 32 .312 .379 .241 3.86Jun 25 @Brockton L 3-9 L 5.1 9 6 11 0 1 6 29 .413 .785 .392 10.13Jun 20 Quebec L 4-10 L 5.1 5 3 5 0 6 1 28 .392 .227 .227 5.07Jun 15 @Worcester W 7-4 W 6.0 3 2 9 0 0 10 27 .333 .370 .333 3.00Jun 8 Pittsfield W 3-1 W 6.0 1 1 8 0 1 3 26 .346 .360 .320 1.50Jun 2 @Pittsfield W 4-2 W 5.2 1 1 6 0 1 5 23 .304 .363 .272 1.59May 27 @Sussex L 3-4 L 5.0 4 3 6 0 1 2 23 .333 .428 .285 5.40

30 MIKE PONTIUS RHP R/R 6’2”/235 22 Years Old 4th Season (1st w/ Jackals) Born: 10/26/1987 in O’Fallon, MO Resides: Wentzville, MO Career High K’s: 4 (4/30/08 vs Greensboro w/ Lake County) Drafted: 2006, 43rd round (Cleveland Indians) College: drafted out of high school 2009 w/ Kinston Indians (A+): 2 appearances, 1-0, 2.45 ERA, 3 hits, 3.2 innings, 5 BB, 4 K, .231 opp. avg.2009 w/ Arizona League Indians (R): 3 appearances, 0-0, 6.00 ERA, 3 hits, 3 innings, 3 BB, 4 K, .250 opp. avg.

Recorded back-to-back wins in a pair of extra-inning victories over Brockton on July 26-27 at Yogi Berra Stadium, tossing 3.2 shutout frames w/ one hit.• Walked four of five batters he faced on June 18 vs Quebec to raise his ERA from 0.93 to 4.50 in his 10th outing of the season.• In 2009, pitched just five games for the Advanced-A Kinston Indians and Rookie-level Arizona League Indians.• In 2008, posted lowest batting average against (.144) of any South Atlantic League reliever. In 33 innings, allowed just 16 hits and struck out 39 batters • with a 0.82 ERA. Had two stints with the Single-A Lake County Captains divided by one with the Advanced-A Kinston Indians. Began the season with the Captains by stringing together 21 1/3 shutout innings over nine relief appearances (April 3-May 4) all of them at least two innings long...twice stuck out five batters in a game in this span. Moved up to Kinston on 5/8/08. Returned to Lake County in mid-August.Played for the Holt High School Indians before being drafted by the Cleveland Indians in the 43rd round in 2006.• Didn’t sign with Cleveland until August 2006 and didn’t make professional debut until June 2007. •

DATE OPPONENT RES DEC IP R ER H SV BB SO BF OOBP OSLG OAVG ERAAug 8 @Worcester L 1-4 - 1.2 0 0 1 0 0 1 6 .333 .200 .200 0.00Aug 7 @Worcester L 5-7 - 1.1 0 0 1 0 0 1 5 .200 .200 .200 0.00Aug 4 @Sussex W 15-2 - 1.0 0 0 1 0 0 1 4 .250 .500 .250 0.00Aug 1 Pittsfield L 7-9 - 2.0 1 1 1 0 1 1 7 .285 .666 .166 4.50Jul 30 Pittsfield L 2-8 - 0.1 2 2 2 0 1 0 4 .750 .666 .666 54.55


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31 EDWARD RODRIGUEZ RHP R/R 6’4”/200 25 Years Old 7th Season (1st w/ Jackals) Born: 10/6/1984 in Esperanza, Dominican Republic Resides: Paterson, NJ Career High K’s: 6 (8/18/07 vs Dayton w/ Lansing) Drafted: not drafted College: N/A2009 w/ Southern Maryland Blue Crabs (IND): 19 appearances (3 starts), 2-1, 2.97 ERA, 29 hits, 30.1 IP, 10 BB, 17 K, .257 opp. avg.

Began July with a string of six consecutive scoreless outings from July 1-16.• Spent first five professional seasons in the Toronto Blue Jays system. Was released following 2009 spring training.• Spent entire 2009 season with Atlantic League’s Southern Maryland Blue Crabs, going 2-1 with a 2.93 ERA in 19 games. In three starts, went 1-0 with a • 0.82 ERA while allowing nine hits in 11 innings and striking out four without surrendering a walk.Signed as an undrafted free agent with the Toronto Blue Jays in 2002.•

DATE OPPONENT RES DEC IP R ER H SV BB SO BF OOBP OSLG OAVG ERAAug 8 @Worcester L 1-4 - 1.0 0 0 2 0 1 2 6 .500 .400 .400 0.00Aug 6 @Worcester W 6-5 W 3.0 0 0 1 0 0 0 9 .222 .125 .125 0.00Aug 3 @Sussex L 4-7 - 2.0 0 0 2 0 1 3 9 .333 .375 .250 0.00Jul 31 Pittsfield L 7-10 - 2.0 2 2 3 0 2 3 11 .416 .333 .333 9.00Jul 29 Pittsfield L 4-7 - 0.2 1 1 2 0 1 2 5 .600 1.000 .500 13.43

32 CHRIS VASAMI RHP R/R 6’4”/245 25 Years Old 4th Season (1st w/ Jackals) Born: 3/7/1985 in Port Chester, NY Resides: Mamaroneck, NY Career High K’s: 5 (7/23/10 at Sussex Skyhawks w/ New Jersey) Drafted: 2007, 39th round (Colorado Rockies) College: Elon University2010 w/ Newark Bears (IND): 14 appearances, 0-0, 7.65 ERA, 27 hits, 20 innings, 14 BB, 14 K

Earned his first professional win in his Jackals’ debut on July 23 at Sussex when he allowed one run in 3 2/3 innings in relief of spot starter Lou • Fernandez in an 8-4 New Jersey win. Made his first professional start on July 30 vs Pittsfield.Began the 2010 season with the independent Newark Bears in the Atlantic League, where he pitched for the first time in his career. With Newark, • Vasami also went 0-for-18 with one RBI at the plate.Spent the last two seasons with the Short-A Tri-City Dust Devils, appearing in just two games in 2009. His only hit in ‘09 was a two-run single.• Spent first three professional seasons in the Colorado Rockies system after being drafted by Colorado in the 39th round in 2007 out of Division I Elon • University as a corner infielder. Entering 2010, Vasami is a career .256 hitter with four home runs.Played three seasons at Elon after spending his freshman season at Notre Dame. Vasami was a two-way player all four years. •

DATE OPPONENT RES DEC IP R ER H SV BB SO BF OOBP OSLG OAVG ERAAug 4 @Sussex W 15-2 W 7.0 0 0 3 0 5 4 27 .296 .136 .136 0.00Jul 30 Pittsfield L 2-8 - 5.2 2 2 5 0 4 2 26 .346 .363 .227 3.18Jul 23 @Sussex W 8-4 W 3.2 1 1 5 0 1 5 16 .375 .333 .333 2.45

40 ROMAS HICKS RHP R/R 6’0”/215 26 Years Old 2nd Season (2nd w/ Jackals) Born: 1/9/1984 in Decatur, GA Resides: Loganville, GA Career High K’s: 4 (8/30/09 vs Sussex w/ New Jersey)Drafted: 2006, 22nd round (Kansas City Royals) College: Georgia State University2009 w/ New Jersey Jackals: 28 appearances, 4-2, 1 save, 1.85 ERA, 22 hits, 39 IP, 24 BB, 57 K, .162 opp. avg.

In first professional season in 2009, posted second-lowest ERA (1.85) of any Can-Am League pitcher with more than 2.1 innings pitched (Quebec’s • Derek McDaid notched a 1.51 ERA in 34 games). Over his last seven outings of the season, struck out 18 batters and walked one. Allowed more than one earned run once in 28 appearances out of the Jackals’ bullpen.Carried ‘09 success with New Jersey into winter ball, posting a 1.07 ERA in seven games with eight strikeouts and one walk for the Seminole Country • Naturals in the short-lived Florida Winter League. With Seminole County, Hicks was teammates with former Jackals Jerod Edmondson and Chris Garcia.Was drafted by Kansas City in 2006 (22nd round), but was injured and never pitched in Royals’ system.• During the summer of 2005 with the Bourne Braves of the Cape Cod League, recorded nine saves and compiled a 1.52 ERA.• Is fifth in career innings pitched and third in career strikeouts at Georgia State University. •

DATE OPPONENT RES DEC IP R ER H SV BB SO BF OOBP OSLG OAVG ERAAug 6 @Worcester W 6-5 - 1.0 0 0 0 1 0 0 3 .000 .000 .000 0.00Aug 5 @Sussex W 7-6 W 1.1 0 0 0 0 0 3 4 .000 .000 .000 0.00Aug 3 @Sussex L 5-6 L 1.0 3 2 1 0 1 1 6 .333 .400 .200 18.00Jul 31 Pittsfield L 7-10 - 1.0 0 0 0 0 1 0 5 .200 .000 .000 0.00Jul 28 Brockton W 4-1 - 1.0 0 0 0 1 0 2 3 .000 .000 .000 0.00


2010 NEW J ER S EY J A CKA L S DAY -BY -DAY - F I R S T HA L FGm Date Opponent W/L Score WP LP SV Rec. Pos. GA/GB Att.1 5/27 at Sussex L 4-3 Jeff Icenogle (1-0) A.J. Wideman (0-1) Duaner Sanchez (1) 0-1 T-5th -1.0 1,3702 5/28 at Sussex W 10-9 Luis Fernandez (1-0) Donald Jordat (0-1) Romas Hicks (1) 1-1 T-2th -0.5 2,3143 5/29 at Sussex L 9-5 Mike McGuire (1-0) Nick Asselin (0-1) Duaner Sanchez (2) 1-2 T-5th -1.0 7784 5/30 at Sussex L 5-4 Jared Locke (1-0) Edward Rodriguez (0-1) 1-3 T-5th -2.0 8025 5/31 at Pittsfield L 3-0 Matt White (1-0) Chris Allen (0-1) Kyle Zaleski (1) 1-4 6th -3.0 3,223 6/1 at Pittsfield PPD - RAIN (will be made up on 6/2 as part of DH in Pittsfield, MA)6 6/2 (1) at Pittsfield W 4-2 A.J. Wideman (1-1) Dave Qualben (0-1) Romas Hicks (2) 2-4 7 6/2 (2) at Pittsfield L 2-1 Chris Rollins (1-0) Isaac Pavlik (0-1) 2-5 6th -4.0 2468 6/3 Brockton W 1-0 Nick Asselin (1-1) Mike Smith (1-1) Romas Hicks (3) 3-5 T-4th -4.0 1,6309 6/4 Brockton L 9-7 Mike Wlodarczyk (1-0) Ryan Lobban (0-1) Josh Papelbon (1) 3-6 T-5th -4.0 2,01710 6/5 Brockton W 5-4 Edward Rodriguez (1-1) Santo Maertz (0-2) Romas Hicks (4) 4-6 4th -5.0 3,87211 6/6 Brockton W 7-5 Isaac Pavlik (1-1) Logan Williamson (0-1) Romas Hicks (5) 5-6 3rd -4.5 1,278 6/7 OFF DAY12 6/8 Pittsfield W 3-1 A.J. Wideman (2-1) Dave Qualben (0-2) Romas Hicks (6) 6-6 2nd -5.0 1,25713 6/9 Pittsfield W 8-7 (10) Edward Rodriguez (2-1) Shannon Sprouse (0-1) 7-6 2nd -4.0 2,53514 6/10 Pittsfield L 6-0 Miguel Flores (1-1) Nick Asselin (1-2) 7-7 2nd -4.5 1,68915 6/11 at Sussex W 1-0 Ryan Lobban (1-1) Jared Locke (1-1) Romas Hicks (7) 8-7 2nd -4.5 4,08916 6/12 at Sussex L 7-6 Tim Stringer (2-1) Chris Allen (0-2) Duaner Sanchez (5) 8-8 2nd -4.5 1,039 6/13 at Sussex PPD - RAIN (will be made up on 6/29 as part of DH in Little Falls, NJ - Sussex will serve as the home team) 6/14 OFF DAY17 6/15 at Worcester W 7-4 A.J. Wideman (3-1) Shawn Gilblair (0-1) 9-8 2nd -5.0 1,36618 6/16 at Worcester W 11-3 Dan Griffin (1-0) Matt Giusti (1-3) 10-8 2nd -5.0 1,65519 6/17 at Worcester L 8-3 John Kelly (2-0) Nick Asselin (1-3) 10-9 2nd -5.0 1,86720 6/18 Quebec L 6-5 Dan Rossignol (1-0) Edward Rodriguez (2-2) Andrew Albers (2) 10-10 3rd -6.0 3,26521 6/19 Quebec L 5-1 Matthew Rusch (3-0 Chris Allen (0-3) 10-11 3rd -7.0 4,18822 6/20 Quebec L 10-4 Andy Schon (1-0) A.J. Wideman (3-2) 10-12 3rd -8.0 2,31423 6/21 Worcester W 6-5 Dan Griffin (2-0) Matt Giusti (1-4) Romas Hicks (8) 11-12 3rd -7.0 1,31924 6/22 Worcester L 13-3 John Kelly (3-0) Nick Asselin (1-4) 11-13 4th -7.5 1,83825 6/23 Worcester L 11-9 Chris Farley (3-2) Edward Rodriguez (2-3) John Slusarz (5) 11-14 4th -7.0 2,02326 6/24 at Brockton W 11-5 Isaac Pavlik (2-1) Buster Lussier (1-1) Mike Pontius (1) 12-14 4th -7.0 2,00427 6/25 at Brockton L 9-3 Mike Wlodarczyk (4-1) A.J. Wideman (3-3) 12-15 4th -8.0 2,54428 6/26 at Brockton L 8-1 Freddy Flores (4-0) Dan Griffin (1-2) 12-16 4th -8.0 2,35629 6/27 at Brockton L 5-4 Wayne Lundgren (4-1) Edgar Estanga (0-1) Hunter Davis (2) 12-17 T-4th -8.0 2,006 6/28 OFF DAY30 6/29 (1) Sussex W 7-3 Ryan Lobban (2-1) Dan Berlind (1-1) Mike Pontius (2) 13-17 N/A N/A N/A31 6/29 (2) Sussex W 3-2 Isaac Pavlik (3-1) Tim Stringer (2-3) Romas Hicks (9) 14-17 4th -7.5 2,45532 6/30 Sussex L 7-4 Mike Vicaro (2-0) A.J. Wideman (3-4) 14-18 4th -8.5 1,29433 7/1 Sussex L 7-5 (10) Duaner Sanchez (1-0) Mike Pontius (0-1) 14-19 T-4th -8.5 1,77234 7/2 Sussex L 5-4 (12) Jared Locke (3-1) Edgar Estanga (0-2) Tim Stringer (1) 14-20 5th -9.5 2,90235 7/3 at Pittsfield W 6-3 Ryan Lobban (3-1) Patrick Moran (0-1) 15-20 4th -9.5 72436 7/4 at Pittsfield L 17-4 Dave Qualben (2-4) Isaac Pavlik (3-2) 15-21 4th -10.5 4,37637 7/5 at Pittsfield L 4-2 Kyle Zaleski (4-1) Mike Pontius (0-2) Reymond Cruz (2) 15-22 4th -11.5 25338 7/6 at Pittsfield L 10-8 Giuseppe Granitto (1-1) Edgar Estanga (0-3) Reymond Cruz (3) 15-23 4th -12.5 547 7/7 OFF DAY39 7/8 at Quebec L 4-2 Karl Gelinas (2-1) Nick Asselin (1-5) Dan Sausville (1) 15-24 4th -13.5 3,849 7/9 at Quebec PPD - RAIN (will be made up on 7/10 as part of DH in Quebec City, QC)40 7/10 (1) at Quebec W 6-5 Mike Pontius (1-2) Michel Simard (3-3) Romas Hicks (10) 16-24 4th N/A N/A41 7/10 (2) at Quebec L 4-2 Matthew Rusch (6-0) Isaac Pavlik (3-3) Andrew Albers (4) 16-25 4th -13.5 4,001 7/11 OFF DAY42 7/12 Sussex W 7-6 Edgar Estanga (3-0) Duaner Sanchez (1-1) 17-25 4th -13.5 1,29043 7/13 Sussex L 12-4 Jeff Icenogle (4-1) Nick Asselin (1-6) 17-26 4th -14.0 1,217 7/14 Sussex PPD- RAIN (will not be made up)44 7/15 Brockton L 5-2 Mike Smith (6-3) A.J. Wideman (3-5) Hunter Davis (6) 17-27 5th -13.5 1,92745 7/16 Brockton W 4-2 Edward Rodriguez (3-3) Mike Wlodarczyk (6-2) Romas Hicks (11) 18-27 5th -12.0 1,55846 7/17 Brockton W 4-2 Isaac Pavlik (4-3) Freddy Flores (5-2) Romas Hicks (12) 19-27 5th 3,138

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2010 NEW J ER S EY J A CKA L S DAY -BY -DAY - S E COND HA L FGm Date Opponent W/L Score WP LP SV Rec. Pos. GA/GB Att. 7/18 OFF DAY47 7/19 at Worcester L 8-7 (10) Rick Asadoorian (1-0) Mike Pontius (1-3) 19-28 (0-1) 6th -1.0 1,11048 7/20 at Worcester L 12-3 John Kelly (6-2) Nick Asselin (1-7) 19-29 (0-2) 6th -2.0 1,34049 7/21 at Worcester L 5-4 Rick Asadoorian (2-0) Romas Hicks (0-1) 19-30 (0-3) 6th -3.0 1,59650 7/22 at Sussex W 2-0 Isaac Pavlik (5-3) Mike Vicaro (3-2) 20-30 (1-3) T-5th -2.0 3,68851 7/23 at Sussex W 8-4 Chris Vasami (1-0) Kevin Gunter (3-1) 21-30 (2-3) T-4th -2.0 1,03852 7/24 at Sussex W 3-1 Jayson Miller (1-0) Jusef Frias (1-3) Edgar Estanga (1) 22-30 (3-3) T-3rd -2.0 812 7/25 at Sussex PPD - RAIN (will be made up on 8/3 as part of DH in Augusta, NJ)53 7/26 Brockton W 6-5 (10) Mike Pontius (2-3) Hunter Davis (1-2) 23-30 (4-3) 2nd -1.5 1,15654 7/27 Brockton W 7-6 (12) Mike Pontius (3-3) Brad Hertzler (0-1) 24-30 (5-3) 2nd -0.5 1,31855 7/28 Brockton W 4-1 Isaac Pavlik (6-3) Jose Aquino (0-1) Romas Hicks (13) 25-30 (6-3) 2nd -0.5 3,27356 7/29 Pittsfield L 7-4 Trevor Marcotte (4-3) Jayson Miller (1-1) 25-31 (6-4) 2nd -1.5 1,79457 7/30 Pittsfield L 8-2 Miguel Flores (5-3) Edgar Estanga (1-4) 25-32 (6-5) 2nd -2.5 1,46058 7/31 Pittsfield L 10-7 Dave Qualben (4-5) Paul Fagan (0-1) Juan Padilla (6) 25-33 (6-6) 3rd -3.5 3,63159 8/1 Pittsfield L 9-7 Patrick Moran (3-1) Ryan Lobban (3-2) Juan Padilla (7) 25-34 (6-7) T-3rd -4.5 1,277 8/2 OFF DAY60 8/3 (1) at Sussex L 6-5 Mike Vicaro (5-2) Romas Hicks (0-2) Duaner Sanchez (14) 25-35 (6-8) N/A N/A N/A61 8/3 (2) at Sussex L 7-4 Donald Jordat (2-4) Isaac Pavlik (6-4) Jared Locke (2) 25-36 (6-9) 5th -5.0 94362 8/4 at Sussex W 15-2 Chris Vasami (2-0) Tim Stringer (3-4) 26-36 (7-9) 5th -4.0 1,122 63 8/5 at Sussex W 7-6 Romas Hicks (1-2) Jared Locke (5-4) 27-36 (8-9) 4th -4.0 2,42264 8/6 at Worcester W 6-5 Edward Rodriguez (4-3) Matt McDonald (1-4) Romas Hicks (14) 28-36 (9-9) 3rd -3.5 2,63265 8/7 at Worcester L 7-5 Albert Ayala (3-2) Edgar Estanga (1-5) Rick Asadoorian (3) 28-37 (9-10) 4th -3.5 1,67866 8/8 at Worcester L 4-1 Zach Zuercher (2-2) Jayson Miller (1-2) Rick Asadoorian (4) 28-38 (9-11) 5th -3.5 2,33367 8/9 Quebec 7:05 p.m.68 8/10 Quebec 7:05 p.m.69 8/11 Quebec 11:05 a.m.70 8/12 Worcester 7:05 p.m.71 8/13 Worcester 7:05 p.m.72 8/14 Worcester 7:05 p.m.73 8/15 Worcester 2:05 p.m. 8/16 OFF DAY74 8/17 at Brockton 6:05 p.m.75 8/18 at Brockton 7:05 p.m.76 8/19 at Brockton 7:05 p.m.77 8/20 Sussex 7:05 p.m.78 8/21 Sussex 2:05 p.m.79 8/22 Sussex 2:05 p.m.80 8/23 at Pittsfield 7:05 p.m.81 8/24 at Pittsfield 7:05 p.m.82 8/25 at Pittsfield 7:05 p.m.83 8/26 Quebec 7:05 p.m.84 8/27 Quebec 7:05 p.m.85 8/28 Quebec 7:05 p.m.86 8/29 Quebec 2:05 p.m. 8/30 OFF DAY87 8/31 Pittsfield 7:05 p.m.88 9/1 Pittsfield 7:05 p.m.89 9/2 Pittsfield 7:05 p.m.90 9/3 at Quebec 7:05 p.m.91 9/4 at Quebec 7:05 p.m.92 9/5 at Quebec 7:05 p.m.93 9/6 at Quebec 4:05 p.m.

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