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DAYTON DRAGONS 2012 MEDIA GUIDE 

Longest Sell-out Streak in Sports History 

2011 Ballpark Digest Minor League Organization of the Year 

2011 Midwest League John H. Johnson Award Winner

2012 2012 DD AYTON 

Front Office and Ownership Info 

Front Office Info 

Fifth Third Field 

Mandalay Baseball 

Mandalay Baseball Teams 

2012 Dayton Dragons 

Field Staff 

Player Bios 

2011 Dayton Dragons Review 

Season Review 

Opening Day Roster 

Transactions 

Statistics 

Season-Highs, Misc. Stats 

Game-by-Game 

Batter/Pitcher of the Month 

Dayton Dragons Franchise Records 

All-Time Regular Season, 

Month-by-Month, versus League 

Dragons Season Team Records 

Dragons Single Game Team Records 

Dragons Individual Season Records 

Dragons Individual Game Records 

Dragons Career Records 

2010 Dragons Team Statistics 











Dragons All-Time Roster 

All-Time Managers, Coaches 

All-Time Opening Day Lineups 

MLB Rehabs with Dragons 

Baseball America Top Prospect Lists 

AYTON DD RAGONS 

MM EDIA GG UIDE 

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The 2012 Dayton Dragons Media Guide was produced by the Dayton Dragons Media 

Relations Department and its entire contents are copyrighted by Dayton Dragons Professional 

Baseball, LLC. Biographies, statistics, editing, and research provided by Tom Nichols and Mike 

Vander Woude, with assistance from Andrew Africk, Kevin Johnson, and Brad Eaton. MWL Team 

and Reds affiliate statistics provided by Major League Baseball Advanced Media. 

Special thanks to the Cincinnati Reds Media Relations & Communications Departments (Rob 

Butcher, Jarrod Rollins, Larry Herms, Jamie Ramsey) and Player Development Departments (Bill 

Bavasi, Terry Reynolds and Lois Hudson), and the MWL teams for their assistance in the compilation 

of this guide. 

Player head shots for the 2012 Dayton Dragons Media Guide courtesy of the Cincinnati Reds. 

Contributing photos provided by the Dayton Dragons, Cincinnati Reds and individual teams of the 

Midwest League. 

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Dragons MLB Debuts 

Midwest League and Minor 

League Baseball 

General Information 

MWL Team Pages 

2011 Midwest League Stats Recap 

2011 Post Season All-Star Team and 

All-Star Game 

Midwest League Mileage Chart 

Hotel Information 

Fifth Third Bank 

Minor League Baseball Directory 

“The Streak,” Attendance Leaders 

Cincinnati Reds 

Front Office Staff 

Field Staff and Player Development 

2011 Draft Selections 

Reds 2011 Minor League Player/Year 

Reds 2011 Organizational Leaders 

2012 Reds Minor League Affiliates 

Miscellaneous & Media Information 

Dragons Medical Staff 

Dragons Media Relations 

and Media Outlets 

MWL Telephone & Print Directory 

Dragons “On the Air” 

2012 Media Regulations 

2012 Pre-Game Schedule and Ground 

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Dayton Dragons Front Office 

Dayton Dragons 

Cincinnati Reds affiliate - 13th Season 

Midwest League (Single A) 

Fifth Third Field (7,230 + lawn) 

Stadium and Office Address: 


220 N. Patterson Blvd. Dayton, OH 45402 

Mailing Address: 


P.O. Box 2107 Dayton, OH 45401-2107 

Phone: (937) 228-2287 

Fax: (937) 228-2284 

Press Box: (937) 281-0042 

Website: www.daytondragons.com 

Email: dragons@daytondragons.com 

Media Contact: Tom Nichols 

Phone: (937) 228-2287 ext. 140 Email: tom.nichols@daytondragons.com 

Front Office Directory 

Management 

President - Robert Murphy 

Executive Vice President - Eric Deutsch 

Executive Vice President & General Manager - Gary Mayse 

Vice President of Accounting & Finance - Mark Schlein 

Vice President of Corporate Partnerships - Jeff Webb 

Media Relations 

Director of Media Relations & Broadcasting - Tom Nichols 

Media Relations Assistant - Andrew Africk 

Sales and Marketing 

Vice President/Sponsorship Services - Brad Eaton 

Director of Sponsor Services - Brandy Abney 

Director of Ticket Sales - Andrew Aldenderfer 

Director of Group Sales - Mike Vujea 

Senior Marketing Manager - Clint Taylor 

Marketing Managers - Erin Beadle, Amanda Fawcett, 

Lindsey Huerter, Samantha Weaver 

Corporate Marketing Managers - Chad Adams, Sean Allen, Trafton Eutsler, 

Dean Freson, Viterio Jones, Nick Kuchey, Katie Streck 

Box Office Manager - Stefanie Mitchell 

Director of Merchandising - Shari Sharkins 

Operations & Facilities 

Senior Director of Game Operations - Joe Eaglowski 

Facilities Operations Manager - Joe Elking 

Baseball Operations Manager - John Wallace 

Director of Operations - Andrew Ottmar 

Head Groundskeeper - Dan Jennings 

Entertainment 

Director of Entertainment - Kaitlin Rohrer 

Entertainment Assistant - Caitlin Bernard 

Accounting 

Staff Accountant- Dorothy Day 

Administration 

Office Manager/Executive Assistant to the President - Leslie Stuck 

Administrative Secretary - Barbara Van Schaik 

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Fifth Third Firsts: April 27, 2000 

Batter 

Brian Seever, Cedar Rapids 

Hit 

Casey Bookout, Dragons 

Run 

Austin Kearns, Dragons 

Home Run 

Casey Bookout, Dragons 

Outfield Dimensions 

LF - 320 LCF - 381 CF - 402 RCF - 371 RF - 320 

Fifth Third Field - Fast Facts 

• Designed by HNTB Sports Architecture of Kansas City, Mo. 

• Opened April 27, 2000 

• Seating capacity of 7,230 stadium-style seats plus lawn sections 

• 29 luxury suites and press box on the Club Level of stadium 

• 3 Party Decks located on either end of club level and in center field 

• 7 concession stand locations and over 100 points-of-sale 

• 7 men’s, 7 women’s and 2 family restrooms 

• 3,150 square foot “Dragons Den” team store 

• 72,200 square feet plaza area in front of stadium 

• 6,900 public and private parking spaces within 1/4 mile of stadium 

• Fully handicapped accessible, meeting ADA requirements 

• State-of-the-art Pro Star® Video Plus scoreboard with video 

and animation capabilities as well as scrolling message matrix board 

• 6 x 240 LED Pro Star® Video Plus outfield signage wall 

• Indoor batting tunnel and pitcher’s mound adjacent to Dragons clubhouse 

The Playing Surface and Field 

• Underground irrigation system that consists of more than 1,000 tons 

of gravel 

• 600 tons of infield mix which is 33% clay, 27% silt and 40% sand 

• 400 tons of clay on the warning track 

• 3,500 tons of Rootzone mix (90% sand, 10% peat) underneath turf 

• 100,000 square feet (appx. 2.5 acres) of Kentucky Bluegrass turf 

Dayton Dragons Game Information 

Standard Game Times -Mon. thru Sat. - 7 p.m.; Sun. - 2 p.m. or 4 p.m. 

Ticket Prices: Lawn $7, Plaza $9.75, Field $10.75, Box/Res $11.75 Prem. $13.75 

Radio Announcer: Tom Nichols 

No. of Games Broadcast: Home - 70 Away - 70 

Flagship Station: WONE 980 AM (140 games) 

Internet Broadcasts: www.daytondragons.com 

Television: WHIO 7.2 and Time Warner 23 

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Fifth Third Field

Mandalay Baseball 

With five franchises in their portfolio, numerous industry honors and the respect of their 

community partners and fans, Mandalay Baseball is one of the leading owner/operators of 

professional sports franchises in the country. The company currently owns and/or operates 

the Dayton Dragons, Single-A affiliate of the Cincinnati Reds; Frisco RoughRiders, 

Double-A affiliate of the Texas Rangers; Erie SeaWolves, Double-A affiliate of the Detroit 

Tigers; Oklahoma City RedHawks, Triple-A affiliate of the Houston Astros; and Scranton 

Wilkes-Barre Yankees, Triple-A affiliate of the New York Yankees. 

Mandalay Sports Entertainment, LLC (MSE) was formed in 1997. In 2002, Mandalay 

Baseball Properties, LLC (Mandalay Baseball) was created. Considered the premier 

owner/operator in Minor League Baseball, its sole business focus, Mandalay Baseball is an organization unique to all 

minor league sports with an ownership and corporate management team that possesses an incomparable depth and 

breadth of entertainment, financial and sports expertise. 

At the local level, a dynamic executive who hires and trains year-round sales, marketing, and customer service staff 

leads each of Mandalay Baseball's franchises. Its business goal in each market is to provide affordable family entertainment 

with unsurpassed amenities and customer service. 

In so doing, Mandalay Baseball provides a superior entertainment product through state-of-the-art facilities, modern 

amenities, world-class customer service, concession offerings, music, promotions, and other family entertainment 

activities that complement its on-field product. 

Earvin “Magic” Johnson - Co-Owner Dayton Dragons 

Earvin "Magic" Johnson was one of the greatest players in the National Basketball 

Association over the last half century. He contributed to five NBA championships, an 

NCAA championship, an Olympic gold medal team, and was named NBA Most Valuable 

Player and one of the 50 greatest players of all-time. He was inducted into the Basketball 

Hall-of-Fame in 2002. 

Born in Lansing, Michigan, the sixth of ten children, he led his Everett High School team to 

the Class A championship during his senior year of high school. After graduation, Johnson 

moved on to Michigan State University, and as a freshman, he helped the Spartans win the 

1977-78 Big Ten Championship. The following year, he led his team to the NCAA Championship game, a highlyanticipated 

matchup with College Player of the Year Larry Bird. Johnson's team won convincingly, and he was 

named Most Valuable Player in the NCAA Final Four. In 1979, after his sophomore championship year, Johnson 

made himself available for the professional draft and was the first player picked. He went to the Los Angeles 

Lakers, a mediocre team at the time. He was an all-star as a rookie and helped guide the Lakers to their first championship 

since 1972, honored as MVP of the NBA finals. During his 13-year career, he led the Lakers to five NBA 

championships and nine appearances in the finals. He was the NBA MVP in 1987, '89, and '90. He played in 11 allstar 

games, was named MVP of the finals three times, was a nine-time First Team all-league selection, and concluded 

his career as the NBA's all-time career assists leader. 

Following his retirement, Johnson became very active in causes outside of basketball, including the United States 

National AIDS Committee, the United Negro College Fund, the Muscular Dystrophy Association, the American 

Heart Association and the Urban League. Johnson has served as Vice President of the Lakers since 1994. He also 

serves as Chairman and CEO of Magic Johnson Enterprises and Chairman/Founder of the Magic Johnson 

Foundation, which has awarded more than $1.1 million to community organizations focused on AIDS prevention. 

Archie Griffin - Co-Owner Dayton Dragons 

Team Ownership 

Griffin, a member of the College National Football Foundation Hall of Fame, Rose Bowl 

Hall of Fame, the Ohio State University Sports Hall of Fame and the Columbus Public 

Schools Hall of Fame, has won virtually all the top honors any single athlete could win in 

college football. Griffin is the only two-time winner of the prestigious Heisman Trophy. He 

was a three-time All-American in 1973, 1974 and 1975. He was named Big Ten Most 

Valuable Player for two straight years, thereby becoming only the second athlete in history 

to accomplish this feat. He was named "College Football Player of the Year" by both United 

Press International and by the Sporting News. In 1975, Griffin was a recipient of the 

NCAA's Top Five Award. This award is the top honor an undergraduate can receive and is 

based on a combination of athletic skill, academic accomplishment, leadership and character. Griffin broke nearly 

all the Ohio State rushing records during his days as a Buckeye, and set national marks and Big Ten marks, both for 

a single season and for a career. He also holds another rare distinction; he was named captain of the 1974 Ohio State 

football team, and his teammates renamed him to captain of the 1975 Buckeyes. Graduating a quarter early, Griffin 

earned his college degree in industrial relations. In 1976, he was a first round draft choice of the Cincinnati Bengals, 

served as co-captain and played with that franchise for eight years. As a professional, Archie continued his illustrious 

football career by ranking among the top NFL rushers with a 4.1 yards per carry average. He also commanded 

respect throughout the league as a very adept pass receiver. Griffin returned to his alma mater in March 1984, and 

later accepted the position of Special Assistant to the Director of Athletics in June of 1985. In July of 1987, he was 

named Assistant Director of Athletics. In April of 1994, he was named Associate Director of Athletics. His duties 

included overseeing 14 sports. In October of 1999, his jersey, #45, was retired in front of a record crowd in Ohio 

Stadium. He was the very first Buckeye to receive this honor. On January 1, 2004 Archie Griffin became President 

and CEO of the Ohio State University Alumni Association. In addition to that title in February of 2010 he was 

appointed OSU’s Senior Vice President for Alumni Relations. 

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Mandalay Baseball Minor League Franchises 

Oklahoma City RedHawks - AAA Pacific Coast League 

RedHawks Field 

2 S. Mickey Mantle Dr., Oklahoma City, OK 73104 

Phone: (405) 218-1000 Fax: (405) 218-1001 

Website: www.okcredhawks.com 

Affiliate: Houston Astros 

Executive: Michael Byrnes 

Media Contact: J.P. Shadrick 

2011 Attendance/(avg): 378,877 / (5,262) 

Scranton Wilkes-Barre Yankees - AAA International League 

PNC Field 

P.O. Box 3449, Scranton, PA 18505 

Phone: (570) 969-2255 Fax: (570) 963-6564 

Website: www.swbyankees.com 

Affiliate: New York Yankees 

President: Kristen Rose 

Media Contact: Mike Vander Woude 


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Mandalay Baseball Minor League Franchises 

Frisco Rough Riders - AA Texas League 

Dr. Pepper Ballpark 

7725 Gaylord Parkway, Frisco, Texas 75034 

Phone: (972) 731-9200 Fax: (972) 731-7455 

Website: www.ridersbaseball.com 

Affiliate: Texas Rangers 

President and General Manager: Scott Sonju 

Media Contact: To Be Announced 


Erie SeaWolves - AA Eastern League 

Jerry Uht Park 

110 East 10th Street, Erie, PA 16501 

Phone: (814) 456-1300 Fax:(814) 456-7520 

Website: www.seawolves.com 

Affiliate: Detroit Tigers 

General Manager: Greg Coleman 

Media Contact: Greg Gania 


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Delino DeShields- MANAGER 

DeShields returns for his second year as Dragons manager 

after leading the club to a franchise-record 83 wins (83-57) 

and a second half Eastern Division title in 2011. With the 

youngest team in Dragons history, the club improved dramatically 

over the course of the season, finishing the first half at 

35-35 before posting a 48-32 record in the second half. Their 

second half mark was the best ever in a half for a Dragons 

team and the top second half record in 2011 in all of Minor 

League Baseball among teams playing a split-season format. 

The Dragons were the only minor league team to lead their 

league in batting average and earned run average in 2011, 

and the first Midwest League team to lead in both categories 

in 16 years. The Dragons were just the second MWL team since 1969 to lead the 

league in runs scored and fewest runs allowed. Under DeShields, they also led all 

of professional baseball in stolen bases in 2011. DeShields will enter his fourth season 

in the Reds organization in 2012. He served as manager of the Billings Mustangs 

in 2010 and was the hitting coach at Billings in 2009. 

PLAYING CAREER - DeShields spent 13 years in the Major Leagues with the 

Montreal Expos, Los Angeles Dodgers, St. Louis Cardinals, Baltimore Orioles, and 

Chicago Cubs. He finished second in the National League Rookie of the Year voting 

with the Expos in 1990. His best season came in 1997 with the Cardinals when he 

batted .295 with 11 home runs, 55 stolen bases, and a league-leading 14 triples. 

DeShields finished in the top three in the league in stolen bases six times during his 

career (10 times in the top eight) and ranks among the top 50 all-time in career stolen 

bases with 463. He batted .290 or higher in five different seasons of his big league 

career. DeShields was originally signed as a first round draft pick in 1987 (12th overall 

selection) by the Expos out of Seaford High School in Delaware. He was slated to 

play college basketball at Villanova (point guard) before selecting a career in baseball. 

DeShields' oldest son, Delino DeShields, Jr. was the eighth overall selection of the first 

round in the 2010 draft and signed with the Houston Astros. 

Managerial Career 

Year Club League Class W-L Pct. Rank 

2010 Billings Pioneer Rookie 38-37 .507 3rd-North 

2011 Dayton Midwest A 83-57 .593 1st-East 

Total 2 Years 121-94 .558 

Playing Statistics 

Year Team Lg Pos G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SB CS AVG 

1987 GCL Expos GCL ss 31 111 17 24 5 2 1 4 16 5 .216 

Jamestown NYPL ss 34 96 16 21 1 2 1 5 14 4 .219 

1988 Rockford Midw ss 129 460 97 116 26 6 12 46 59 18 .252 

1989 Jacksonville Sou ss 93 307 55 83 10 6 3 35 37 12 .270 

Indianapolis Amer ss 47 181 29 47 8 4 2 14 16 7 .260 

1990 Montreal MLB 2b 129 499 69 144 28 6 4 45 42 22 .289 

1991 Montreal MLB 2b 151 563 83 134 15 4 10 51 56 23 .238 

1992 Montreal MLB 2b 135 530 82 155 19 8 7 56 46 15 .292 

1993 Montreal MLB 2b 123 481 75 142 17 7 2 29 43 10 .295 

1994 LA Dodgers MLB 2b 89 320 51 80 11 3 2 33 27 7 .250 



1997 St. Louis MLB 2b 150 572 92 169 26 14 11 58 55 14 .295 

1998 Arkansas Tex 2b 4 13 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 1 .154 

St. Louis MLB 2b 117 420 74 122 21 8 7 44 26 10 .290 

1999 Delmarva SAL 2b 2 7 1 2 0 0 1 2 0 1 .286 

Frederick Caro 2b 2 8 1 1 0 0 1 2 0 0 .125 

Bowie East 2b 4 15 2 4 1 0 0 0 0 0 .267 

Baltimore MLB 2b 96 330 46 87 11 2 6 34 11 8 .264 

2000 Baltimore MLB 2b-lf151 561 84 166 43 5 10 86 37 10 .296 

2001 Baltimore MLB lf 58 188 29 37 8 2 3 21 11 1 .197 

Chi Cubs MLB lf-2b 68 163 26 45 9 3 2 16 12 1 .276 

2002 Chi Cubs MLB 2b 67 146 20 28 6 1 3 10 10 1 .192 

Major League Totals 1615 5779 872 1548 244 74 80 561 463 147 .268 

Minor League Totals 346 1198 219 300 51 20 21 108 142 48 .250 

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2012 Dayton Dragons

Tom Browning - Pitching Coach 


Browning joins the Dragons after spending the last five years 

as pitching coach with Reds’ short-season affiliates. Browning 

began his coaching career in 2007 as pitching coach with the 

Billings Mustangs of the Pioneer League and returned to 

Billings in 2008. In 2009, he was the pitching coach with the 

Gulf Coast League Reds in Sarasota and moved to the the 

Goodyear Reds in the Arizona League in 2010-’11. 

PLAYING CAREER: Browning is best known for firing the 

only perfect game in Reds history when he retired all 27 

Dodgers he faced in a 1-0 win on September 16, 1988. At the 

time, it was only the third perfect game 

of at least nine innings in modern 

National League history and no Reds 

pitcher has thrown a no-hitter since that 

night, 23 years ago. Browning spent 12 

years in the major leagues from 1984- 

'95, with 300 of his 302 career appearances 

coming with the Reds. He won at 

least 14 games six times in a sevenyear 

period from 1985-'91. His best 

year came in ‘85 when he went 20-9 to 

become the first rookie in 31 years to 

win 20 games. In 1988, Browning went 

18-5 for the Reds, finishing second in 

the National League in winning percentage. 

He was the starting and winning 

pitcher for the Reds in game three of the 1990 World Series against the Oakland A's, 

helping the Reds to a four-game sweep. That same post-season, he had also started 

and won game two of the N.L. Championship Series against the Pittsburgh Pirates. 

Browning represented the Reds in the 1991 all-star game. His 298 starts with the 

Reds are the most for any Cincinnati pitcher over the last 70 years and fourth most in 

club history. He was elected to the Reds hall-of-fame in 2006. 


Year Team Lg Class W-L ERA G GS CG SH SV IP H BB SO 

1982 Billings Pio Rk 4-8 3.89 14 14 3 0 0 88 96 41 87 

1983 Tampa FSL A 8-1 1.49 11 11 4 1 0 79 53 36 101 

Waterbury East AA 4-10 3.53 18 18 3 1 0 117 100 63 101 

1984 Wichita AmA AAA 12-10 3.95 30 28 8 1 0 189 169 73 160 

Cincinnati NL MLB 1-0 1.54 3 3 0 0 0 23 27 5 14 

1985 Cincinnati NL MLB 20-9 3.55 38 38 6 4 0 261 242 73 155 


1987 Nashville AmA AAA 2-3 6.07 5 5 1 1 0 30 37 12 28 

Cincinnati NL MLB 10-13 5.02 32 31 2 0 0 183 201 61 117 








1995 Wichita Tex AA 1-0 7.50 1 1 0 0 0 6 10 1 5 

Omaha AmA AAA 2-1 3.43 5 5 0 0 0 21 13 5 5 

Kansas City AL MLB 0-2 8.10 2 2 0 0 0 10 13 5 3 

1996 Jamestown NYP A 0-1 8.10 5 1 0 0 0 7 13 6 5 

Major League Totals 123-90 3.94 302 300 31 12 0 1921 1931 511 1000 

Minor League Totals 33-34 3.67 89 83 19 4 0 537 491 237 492 

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Alex Pelaez- Hitting Coach 

Pelaez (pronounced puh-LY-uz) returns to the Dragons for his 

second season and enters his fourth year as a hitting coach in 

the Reds organization. In 2011 under Pelaez’s guidance, 

Dragons hitters set a club record by batting a Midwest Leagueleading 

.264. The Dragons also led the league in runs scored. 

Pelaez served as the hitting coach at Billings in 2010 and held 

the same position with the Gulf Coast League Reds in 2009. 

PLAYING CAREER - Pelaez played in the Major Leagues with 

the San Diego Padres in 2002 as a third baseman. He spent 

eight years in the Minor Leagues from 1998-2005, posting a 

career batting average of .292 while topping the .300 mark four times. He was an allstar 

selection in three seasons and spent his last four years at the Triple-A level. He 

closed out his playing career with the Reds Louisville affiliate. Pelaez played at San 

Diego State University where he was a two-time all Western Athletic Conference selection 

and was a teammate of former Reds pitcher Aaron Harang. 

Tyler Steele 

Trainer, A.T.C. 



Year Team Lg Pos G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SB CS AVG 

1998 Idaho Falls Pio 3b 83 262 52 89 17 1 8 51 3 1 .340 

1999 Rancho Cucamonga Calif 3b-2b 117 443 62 132 21 4 4 54 7 3 .298 

Las Vegas PCL 3b-2b 5 13 1 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 .308 

2000 Rancho Cucamonga Calif 3b 62 235 29 66 20 0 2 28 2 2 .281 

Mobile Sou 3b 28 90 8 24 3 0 2 11 0 0 .267 

Las Vegas PCL 3b-1b 34 108 13 27 3 0 1 15 0 0 .250 

2001 Mobile Sou 3b 114 416 44 117 22 1 10 53 2 0 .281 

2002 Portland PCL 3b-2b 112 411 47 127 31 1 11 64 0 1 .309 

San Diego MLB 3b-2b 3 8 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 .250 

2003 Portland PCL 3b-2b 76 292 36 84 16 0 7 49 0 0 .288 

2004 Salt Lake PCL 3b-1b 92 353 43 112 18 2 9 60 1 1 .317 

2005 Louisville IL 3b-2b 89 316 23 76 18 1 3 26 0 0 .241 

Major League Totals 3 8 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 .250 

Minor League Totals 812 2939 358 858 169 10 57 411 15 8 .292 

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Brad Hyde 

Strength/Conditioning 

Photo courtesy of Charles Bertram

BATTERS ATTERS 

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The Dragons enjoyed a milestone season in 2011. 

They garned national attention when they broke the 

all-time sports record for consecutive sold-out dates 

on July 9, registering their 815th straight sell-out. 

The event was covered by CNN, ESPN, the New 

York Times, Sports Illustrated, the Wall Street 

Journal, and hundreds of other media outlets. 

Dragons owners Magic Johnson and Archie Griffin 

and former Dragons (current Reds) Drew Stubbs, 

Chris Heisey, and Logan Ondrusek were part of a 

special celebration on July 23. 

On the field, the Dragons set a franchise record with 

83 wins and won the second half division title by 

going 48-22. They lost in the first round of the playoffs 

to Lansing, two-games-to-one. The Dragons 

became the first Midwest League team in 16 years 

to lead the league in both team batting and team 

pitching, setting club records in both categories. 

They were just the second MWL since 1969 to lead 

the league in both runs scored and fewest runs 

allowed. Dragons pitchers broke the league record in strikeouts. 

Perhaps the most memorable element of the Dragons 2011 season was the base stealing exploits of shortstop 

Billy Hamilton, who swiped 103 bags on the year to break the Reds organizational record. Hamilton 

and relief pitcher Drew Hayes were selected as full-season Midwest League All-Stars. Starting pitchers 

Josh Smith and Daniel Corcino and first baseman Dominic D’Anna represented the Dragons in the MWL 

All-Star Game and Smith led the league in both victories and strikeouts. 

Billy Hamilton - The Dragons electrifying switch-hitting shortstop 

led all of professional baseball in stolen bases and became the first 

minor league or major leaguer to top the century mark in 10 years 

when he finished with 103. Hamilton broke the all-time Cincinnati 

Reds organizational record for single-season steals and broke the 

Dragons team mark before the end of May. He was selected as a 

Midwest League full-season all-star. Hamilton hit just .233 in the first 

half but improved to .318 in the second half to finish at .278. He also 

led the league in runs scored and finished second in base hits. Despite 

committing 39 errors, he made dozens of spectacular plays in the field 

that left fans in amazement. Baseball America named him the # 2 

prospect in the league following the season. 

Ronald Torreyes - Standing just 5’7” and weighing just 145 lbs., 

Torreyes became a fan-favorite at Fifth Third Field, finishing the year 

with a batting average of .356. He tied the club record with five hits 

in a game on July 21 after picking up four hits the night before, going 

9 for 10 in consecutive games. Defensively, he was spectacular at second 

base and committed just three errors in 67 games. His arrival 

from extended spring training coincided with the team’s improvement 

to become the top second half club in Minor League Baseball. 

Donald Lutz - Raised in Germany with a limited baseball background, 

Lutz emerged as one of the most improved players in the 

league and finished the year with one of the best offensive seasons in 

Dragons history. He joined 2000 Dragons outfielder Austin Kearns as 

the only Dayton players ever to hit at least .300 and belt at least 20 

home runs in a season. Lutz finished at .301 with 20 HR and 75 runs 

batted in. He hit .340 in the second half after finishing the first half 

at .257. On the July 21, he became the first Dragons player ever to hit 

for the cycle. His 16-game hitting streak was the team’s longest on 

the year and he also belted the Dragons only grand slam in 2011. 

2011 Season Review

BATTERS ATTERS CONT ONT’D 

PITCHERS ITCHERS 

Drew Hayes - One of the top quarterbacks in Tennessee high school 

football history, Hayes enjoyed a dominant year as the Dragons closer. 

He was rewarded by being selected as the right-handed relief 

pitcher on the Midwest League’s Full-Season All-Star Team. He was 

also selected by Minor League Baseball as the Relief Pitcher of the 

Year for the Single-A level. Hayes appeared in 51 games for the 

Dragons, notching a league-leading 22 saves in 23 opportunities. He 

went 2-2 with a 1.35 earned run average and held opposing batters to 

a combined average of .141. In 60 innings, he allowed only 29 hits 

while striking out 89. In both May and August, Hayes was selected 

as the Dragons Pitcher of the Month. 

2011 Season Review 

David Vidal – The Dragons slick-fielding third baseman put 

together an outstanding all-around season. He led the team in 

runs batted in with 85 and tied for the team lead in home runs 

with 20 while batting a solid .280. Vidal also led the league in 

fielding percentage at third base. Vidal’s best day came on June 

18 when he tied a club record by driving in seven runs at Fort 

Wayne. Twice, Vidal hit two home runs in the same game (both 

also against Fort Wayne). He started 126 of the Dragons 140 

games, second only to Billy Hamilton on the club. 

Josh Smith - As an unheralded 21st round draft pick in 2010 out of 

Lipscomb (Tenn.) University, Smith enjoyed a record-breaking year 

for the Dragons in 2011. He established a club record for single-season 

strikeouts, notching 166 in 142 innings. Smith led the Midwest 

League in victories, going 14-7 with a 2.97 ERA. He was the starting 

pitcher for the Eastern Division team in the MWL All-Star Game in 

June. Smith had a dominant first half, going 7-3 with a 1.59 ERA in 

13 starts, allowing more than two earned runs in only one of the 13. 

On May 21, Smith struck out 13 batters in a game, one short of the 

club record. He struck out 12 over six innings on April 29. For the 

year, Smith made 26 starts, walking two batters or less in 23. 

Daniel Corcino - Compared by many to former Dragons pitcher 

Johnny Cueto, Corcino joined Smith in the Dragons starting rotation 

and the Midwest League All-Star Game. He went 11-7 with a 3.42 

ERA for the year and his 156 strikeouts would have broken the club 

record if not for Smith’s total of 166. Corcino was great at home, 

going 10-2 with a 2.05 ERA in 16 starts at Fifth Third Field. His best 

start of the year came on May 18 vs. Great Lakes when he allowed 

only one hit over six scoreless innings and struck out 11. Nine times 

in 26 starts, Corcino did not allow an earned run. Corcino started and 

won the Dragons playoff opener against Lansing on September 8, 

allowing two runs in six innings. 

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90 - DELINO DESHIELDS - MANAGER 

36 - TONY FOSSAS - PITCHING COACH 

26 - ALEX PELAEZ - HITTING COACH 

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 R H E 

Bowling Green 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 2 4 6 1 

Dayton 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 2 

Bowling Green AB R H RBI BB SO LOB AVG 

Kiermaier, CF 4 0 0 0 0 2 2 .000 

Rogers, LF 4 2 2 0 0 1 0 .500 

Dietrich, SS 2 1 1 3 1 1 0 .500 

Wunderlich, 1B 4 0 0 0 0 3 0 .000 

Schwaner, DH 4 1 1 1 0 1 0 .250 

Price, R, 3B 4 0 1 0 0 2 0 .250 

Glaesmann, T, RF 4 0 0 0 0 3 1 .000 

Bailey, L, C 3 0 1 0 0 1 0 .333 

Guevara, H, 2B 3 0 0 0 0 1 1 .000 

Totals 32 4 6 4 1 15 4 .188 

BATTING 

3B: Rogers (1, Martinez, Po). 

HR: Schwaner (1, 5th inning off Smith, J, 0 on, 0 out), Dietrich (1, 

9th inning off Martinez, Po, 1 on, 0 out). 

TB: Rogers 4; Dietrich 4; Schwaner 4; Price, R; Bailey, L. 

SF: Dietrich. Team LOB: 3. 

BASERUNNING 

CS: Rogers (1, 2nd base by Smith, J/Barnhart, T), Dietrich (1, 2nd 

base by Smith, J/Barnhart, T). 

FIELDING 

E: Price, R (1, fielding). 

Bowling Green IP H R ER BB SO ERA 

Romero, E (W, 1-0) 5.0 1 0 0 1 8 0.00 

Hiscock 3.0 1 0 0 0 3 0.00 

Hubbard 1.0 1 0 0 0 1 0.00 

Totals 9.0 3 0 0 1 12 0.00 

WP: Hiscock, Martinez, Po. 

Umpires: HP: Rich Gonzalez. 1B: Garrett Patterson. 

2011 Opening Day Roster 

Field Staff 

Opening Day - April 7, 2011 at Fifth Third Field, Dayton, Ohio 

Bowling Green Hot Rods 4, Dayton Dragons 0 

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Weather: 59 degrees, overcast. Wind: 8 mph, In from LF. 

Time: 2:18. Attendance: 8,058 

Dayton AB R H RBI BB SO LOB AVG 

Hamilton, SS 4 0 1 0 0 1 1 .250 

Muller, LF 3 0 0 0 1 0 2 .000 

Pfister, DH 4 0 0 0 0 2 3 .000 

Duran, RF 3 0 0 0 0 3 1 .000 

Lutz, 1B 3 0 0 0 0 1 0 .000 

Rodriguez, Y, CF 3 0 1 0 0 1 0 .333 

Vidal, 3B 3 0 0 0 0 2 1 .000 

Lohman, 2B 3 0 0 0 0 1 1 .000 

Barnhart, T, C 3 0 1 0 0 1 0 .333 

Totals 29 0 3 0 1 12 9 .103 

BATTING 

TB: Hamilton; Rodriguez, Y; Barnhart, T. 

GIDP: Pfister. 

Team LOB: 3. 

BASERUNNING 

SB: Rodriguez, Y (1, 2nd base off Hiscock/Bailey, L), Hamilton (1, 

2nd base off Romero, E/Bailey, L). 

CS: Muller (1, 2nd base by Romero, E/Bailey, L). 

FIELDING 

E: Duran (1, fielding), Vidal (1, fielding). 

TYLER STEELE - TRAINER 

ANDREW WALTERS - STRENGTH & CONDITIONING COACH 

AARON FAUCETT - MEDICAL LIAISON 

MIKE MURPHY - CLUBHOUSE MANAGER 

NO. PLAYER B/T HT. WT. BIRTH 2010 CLUB RESIDES 

PITCHERS (12) 

24 BRAUN, JASON R R 6'5" 190 11/24/1986 DAYTON DALLAS OR 

6 CORCINO, DANIEL R R 5'11" 165 8/26/1990 BILLINGS/DAYTON AZUA, DR 

40 CRABBE, TIM R R 6'4" 195 2/20/1988 DAYTON TUCSON, AZ 

32 DOYLE, PAT R R 6'2" 205 5/12/1988 BILLINGS ST. LOUIS, MO 

13 HAYES, DREW R R 6'1" 190 9/3/1987 BILLINGS MCKENZIE, TN 

35 HOWELL, BLAINE L L 5'11" 210 10/2/1988 BILLINGS/DAYTON ASHEVILLE, NC 

18 MARTINEZ, PORFIRIO R R 5'10" 175 11/29/1989 BILLINGS SANTIAGO, DR 

37 RENKEN, DANIEL R R 6'4" 205 7/5/1989 DAYTON LONG BEACH, CA 

23 ROBLES, TANNER L L 6'4" 205 2/24/1989 BILLINGS SALT LAKE CITY, UT 

16 SMITH, JOSH R R 6'2" 220 8/7/1987 BILLINGS/DAYTON MARGATE, FL 

11 TUTTLE, DANIEL R R 6'2" 175 8/21/1990 BILLINGS RANDLEMAN, NC 

19 WOLFORD, DANIEL R R 6'2" 210 8/19/1988 BILLINGS ROSEVILLE, CA 

CATCHERS (2) 

8 BARNHART, TUCKER S R 5'8" 175 1/7/1991 BILLINGS BROWNSBURG, IN 

14 BERSET, CHRIS S R 6'0" 195 1/27/1988 BILLINGS NATICK, MA 

INFIELDERS (6) 

30 D'ANNA, DOMINIC L R 6'1" 215 12/23/1988 AZLREDS/BILLNGS/DAYTON WEST HILLS, CA 

4 HAMILTON, BILLY S R 6'1" 160 9/9/1990 BILLINGS TAYLORSVILLE, MS 

7 LOHMAN, DEVIN R R 6'2" 190 4/14/1989 BILLINGS PISMO BEACH, CA 

39 LUTZ, DONALD L R 6'4" 230 2/6/1989 BILLINGS WATERTOWN, NY 

9 PFISTER, FRANK R R 6'1" 205 8/25/1986 DAYTON LOS ANGELES, CA 

21 VIDAL, DAVID R R 5'11" 185 10/23/1989 AZLREDS/BILLNGS/DAYTON HIALEAH, FL 

OUTFIELDERS (5) 

33 DURAN, JUAN R R 6'7" 205 9/2/1991 BILLINGS SANTO DOMINGO, DR 

25 MATTHEWS, JAREN L L 6'1" 210 2/20/1989 AZL REDS RAMSEY, NJ 

18 MULLER, KURTIS R R 5'10" 170 7/7/1989 AZL REDS SUN PRAIRIE, WI 

38 RODRIGUEZ, YORMAN R R 6'2" 184 8/15/1992 BILLINGS OCUMARE DE LA COSTA, VZ 

12 SIERRA, JEFRY R R 5'10" 165 4/16/1990 BILLINGS SAN CRISTOBAL, DR 

Dayton IP H R ER BB SO ERA 

Smith, J (L, 0-1) 6.0 2 2 1 1 9 1.50 

Crabbe 2.0 1 0 0 0 5 0.00 

Martinez, Po 1.0 3 2 2 0 1 18.00 

Totals 9.0 6 4 3 1 15 3.00

April 15 Pitcher Tanner Robles assigned to Billings. Pitcher Ezequiel Infante promoted to Dayton from 

Billings. 

April 19 Pitcher Porfirio Martinez assigned to Billings. Infielder Frank Pfister placed on disabled list. Pitchers 

Tanner Robles and Chad Rogers assigned to Dayton from Billings. 

May 4 Outfielder Kurtis Muller assigned to AZL Reds. Outfielder Theo Bowe promoted from Billings to 

Dayton. 

May 11 Pitcher Blaine Howell placed on disabled list. 

May 14 Infielder Frank Pfister assigned to Dayton from Louisville. 

May 17 Pitcher Tim Crabbe promoted to Bakersfield. Pitcher Jamie Walczak sent to Dayton from Bakersfield. 

May 23 Pitcher Blaine Howell activated from disabled list. Pitcher Ezequiel Infante placed on disabled list. 

May 26 Outfielder Juan Duran placed on disabled list. Outfielder Drew Poulk promoted to Dayton from 

extended spring training. 

May 31 Pitcher Jason Braun promoted to Carolina. Pitcher Ezequiel Infante activated from disabled list. 

June 2 Pitcher Jason Braun assigned to Dayton from Carolina. Pitcher Ezequiel Infante sent from Dayton to 

Billings. 

June 6 Pitcher Pat Doyle promoted to Louisville. 

June 7 Pitcher Pat Doyle returned to Dayton from Louisville. Outfielder Juan Duran activated from disabled 

list. Outfielder Drew Poulk sent to Billings. 

June 8 Pitcher Tanner Robles sent to Billings. Pitcher Ezequiel Infante promoted to Dayton from Billings. 

June 11 Infielder Frank Pfister promoted to Bakersfield. Pitcher Stalin Gerson promoted to Dayton from 

Billings. 

June 14 Pitcher Jason Braun promoted to Carolina. Pitcher Kyle Lotzkar promoted to Dayton from Billings. 

June 17 Pitcher Stalin Gerson and infielder Devin Lohman sent to Billings. Infielder Ronald Torreyes promot 

ed to Dayton from Billings. 

June 18 Pitcher Tanner Robles promoted to Dayton from Billings. 

June 24 Pitcher Daniel Tuttle sent to AZL Reds. Pitcher Luca Panerati promoted to Dayton from Arizona 

League Reds. 

June 30 Pitcher Tanner Robles sent to Billings. Pitcher Jamie Walczak promoted to Bakersfield. Pitcher 

Stalin Gerson promoted to Dayton from Billings. Infielder Frank Pfister sent to Dayton from 

Bakersfield. 

July 6 Pitcher Pat Doyle promoted to Carolina. Pitcher Brian Pearl promoted to Dayton from Billings. 

July 13 Pitcher Pat Doyle sent to Dayton from Carolina. Pitcher Ezequiel Infante released. 

July 21 Pitcher Kyle Lotzkar placed on disabled list. Pitcher Mitch Clarke promoted to Dayton from Billings. 

July 23 Outfielder Yorman Rodriguez placed on disabled list, retroactive to July 20. 

July 27 Pitcher Tanner Robles promoted to Dayton from AZL Reds. 

July 29 First baseman Dominic D'Anna placed on disabled list. Outfielder Yorman Rodriguez activated from 

disabled list. 

August 2 Outfielder Yorman Rodriguez placed on disabled list. Pitcher Daniel Renken promoted to Bakersfield. 

Outfielder Drew Poulk promoted to Dayton from Billings. 

August 4 Pitcher Kyle Lotzkar activated from disabled list. 

August 11 Outfielder Jaren Matthews placed on disabled list. Outfielder Josh Garton promoted to Dayton from 

Billings. 

August 14 Outfielder Drew Poulk placed on disabled list. Outfielder Kurtis Muller promoted to Dayton from 

Billings. 

August 31 Outfielder Josh Garton and pitcher Brian Pearl placed on disabled list. Infielder Brandon Dailey and 

outfielder Brennan May promoted to Dayton from AZL Reds. 

Dominic D’Anna 

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2011 Transactions

2011 Season Statistics 

2011 Attendance: 

Openings: 69 

Total Attendance: 571,886 

Average: 8,288 


Opened: 2000 

Capacity: 7,230 + Lawn 

LF: 320 CF: 402 RF: 320 

2011 Dayton Dragons by the numbers 

83-57 1st - Midwest League 

First Half: 35-35 / 4th Eastern Division 

Second Half: 48-22 / 1st Eastern Division 

2011 Team Numbers: Batting: .264 (1st) Pitching: 3.39 (1st) 

2011 Playoffs--Lost in First Round to Lansing, 2 games to 1 

2011 DAYTON DRAGONS HITTING STATISTICS 

BATTERS AVG G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB CS OBP SLG E 

Barnhart, Tucker .273 97 326 47 89 24 2 3 43 37 59 2 1 .344 .387 2 

Berset, Chris .215 58 177 27 38 9 1 2 23 33 36 3 3 .359 .311 1 

Bowe, Theo .244 85 266 45 65 7 5 1 24 31 62 20 9 .328 .320 5 

D'Anna, Dominic .286 91 322 47 92 18 1 8 58 50 62 2 4 .386 .422 7 

Dailey, Brandon .000 3 8 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 2 0 0 .000 .000 1 

Duran, Juan .264 104 367 48 97 21 2 16 71 34 152 1 4 .329 .463 10 

Garton, Josh .154 8 26 3 4 1 0 0 1 2 14 0 0 .241 .192 0 

Hamilton, Billy .278 135 550 99 153 18 9 3 50 52 133 103 20 .340 .360 39 

Lohman, Devin .208 62 207 14 43 5 1 1 31 17 47 9 2 .269 .256 15 

Lutz, Donald .301 123 465 85 140 23 3 20 75 34 125 5 4 .358 .492 9 

Matthews, Jaren .217 66 217 26 47 7 5 5 21 17 60 7 4 .272 .364 7 

May, Brennan .154 4 13 3 2 1 0 1 3 0 5 0 0 .154 .462 0 

Muller, Kurtis .253 26 91 15 23 5 1 0 7 10 14 8 2 .358 .330 2 

Pfister, Frank .192 48 146 15 28 1 0 2 14 7 26 2 0 .233 .240 8 

Poulk, Drew .274 19 62 6 17 5 0 1 10 5 16 1 0 .348 .403 0 

Rodriguez, Yorman .254 79 280 38 71 10 4 7 40 25 84 20 8 .318 .393 5 

Sierra, Jefry .234 105 381 40 89 14 5 0 29 18 117 30 11 .270 .297 8 

Torreyes, Ronald .356 67 278 53 99 9 5 3 41 14 19 12 7 .398 .457 3 

Vidal, David .280 127 454 85 127 37 1 20 85 44 111 3 2 .350 .498 10 

Team Total .264 140 4636 696 1224 215 45 93 627 430 1144 228 81 .332 .390 152 

2011 DAYTON DRAGONS PITCHING STATISTICS 

PITCHERS W L ERA G GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER HR HB BB SO WP 

Braun, Jason 0 0 3.25 17 0 0 0 0 27.2 28 11 10 2 1 18 19 3 

Clarke, Mitch 3 2 2.81 9 6 0 0 0 41.2 36 15 13 1 3 13 29 0 

Corcino, Daniel 11 7 3.42 26 26 1 0 0 139.1 128 61 53 10 8 34 156 5 

Crabbe, Tim 2 2 3.65 8 2 0 0 1 24.2 22 13 10 2 2 7 25 1 

Doyle, Pat 6 4 3.68 37 1 0 0 2 80.2 86 43 33 6 1 30 96 9 

Gerson, Stalin 6 2 3.41 14 12 0 0 0 68.2 74 30 26 9 2 23 55 5 

Hayes, Drew 2 2 1.35 51 0 0 0 22 60.0 29 9 9 2 2 27 89 4 

Howell, Blaine 3 1 1.91 47 0 0 0 9 66.0 50 19 14 1 2 31 67 7 

Infante, Ezequiel 0 2 5.60 16 0 0 0 0 17.2 19 12 11 1 0 19 9 2 

Lotzkar, Kyle 3 2 4.32 14 14 0 0 0 66.2 51 34 32 8 15 25 72 3 

Martinez, Porfirio 0 0 24.75 3 0 0 0 0 4.0 11 11 11 2 2 2 6 4 

Panerati, Luca 1 1 4.15 17 0 0 0 0 34.2 31 16 16 4 1 9 25 0 

Pearl, Brian 0 0 4.84 12 1 0 0 0 22.1 26 13 12 2 0 6 30 2 

Renken, Daniel 6 8 3.18 20 20 0 0 0 113.1 99 49 40 10 6 39 141 12 

Robles, Tanner 7 9 5.40 21 20 1 0 0 86.2 83 67 52 8 13 69 85 19 

Rogers, Chad 6 4 2.99 37 1 0 0 1 69.1 57 25 23 3 4 24 72 5 

Smith, Josh 14 7 2.97 26 26 0 0 0 142.1 122 57 47 10 8 33 166 5 

Tuttle, Daniel 4 3 4.87 11 11 0 0 0 57.1 58 35 31 2 6 21 50 5 

Walczak, Jamie 2 0 1.89 11 0 0 0 0 19.0 17 8 4 0 1 8 24 5 

Wolford, Daniel 7 1 1.46 43 0 0 0 1 67.2 60 15 11 1 0 23 76 5 

Team Total 83 57 3.39 140 140 2 14 36 1209.2 1087 543 455 84 77 461 1292 101 

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Home Record: 45-25 

Road Record: 38-32 

Overall Record: 83-57 

Longest Winning Streak: 8, 7/17-7/25 

Longest Losing Streak: 5, 5/29-6/1; 7/29-8/2 

April Record: 14-9 

May Record: 12-17 

June Record: 13-12 

July Record: 19-9 

August Record: 22-8 

September Record: 3-2 

One Run Games: 19-18 

Two Run Games: 15-11 

Three Run Games: 7-10 

Four or More Run Games: 42-18 

Day Record: 11-14 

Night Record: 72-43 

Extra Inning Games: 4-3 


2011 REGULAR SEASON RECORDS 

2011 DRAGONS VS. MIDWEST LEAGUE 

Home Away Overall 

VS. EAST 37-20 32-26 69-46 

VS. BOWLING GREEN 6-4 4-8 10-12 

VS. FORT WAYNE 4-2 6-3 10-5 

VS. GREAT LAKES 4-2 7-2 11-4 

VS. LAKE COUNTY 7-3 5-3 12-6 

VS. LANSING 5-4 4-3 9-7 

VS. SOUTH BEND 3-3 4-3 7-6 

VS. WEST MICHIGAN 8-3 2-4 10-7 

VS. WEST 8-4 6-6 14-10 

VS. BELOIT 1-2 0-0 1-2 

VS. BURLINGTON 3-0 0-0 3-0 

VS. CEDAR RAPIDS 0-0 2-1 2-1 

VS. CLINTON 0-0 1-2 1-2 

VS. KANE COUNTY 0-0 2-1 2-1 

VS. PEORIA 3-0 0-0 3-0 

VS. QUAD CITIES 0-0 1-2 1-2 

VS. WISCONSIN 1-2 0-0 1-2 

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Doubleheaders (W-L-S): 1-1-2 

Shutouts: 14-6 

Weather Shortened: 1-1 

Leading after Seven (DH-5): 66-3 

Trailing after Seven (DH-5): 10-49 

Tied after Seven (DH-5): 6-5 

Leading after Eight: 66-1 

Trailing after Eight: 4-47 

Tied after Eight: 7-3 

Vs. RH Pitcher (Dec.): 58-36 

Vs. LH Pitcher (Dec.): 25-21 

Dragons Score First: 61-20 

Opponents Score First: 22-37 

Dragons Score Four or More: 66-24 

Dragons Score Three or Less: 16-33 

Come From Behind Wins: 31 

Opponent Come From Behind Wins: 24 

2011 DRAGONS MONTH BY MONTH 

Home Away Total 

April 10-3 4-6 14-9 

May 7-7 5-10 12-17 

June 5-7 8-5 13-12 

July 11-3 8-6 19-9 

August 10-4 12-4 22-8 

September 2-1 1-1 3-2 

Daniel Wolford

INDIVIDUAL BATTING 

2011 DRAGONS HIGH AND LOWS 

Most Hits, Game: 5, Torreyes, July 21 vs. Peoria# 

Most Runs, Game: 4, several. Last: Hamilton, August 20 at Lansing 

Most RBI, Game: 7, Vidal, June 18 at Fort Wayne# 

Most Doubles, Game: 2, several 

Most Triples, Game: 2, Torreyes, August 25 at Great Lakes# 

Most Home Runs, Game: 2, several (see below for list) 

Most Walks, Game: 3, several 

Most Stolen Bases, Game: 3, Hamilton, 6 times (last: Sept. 3 vs. Lansing) 

Longest Hitting Streak: Lutz, 16, July 5-25 

Inside-the-Park Home Runs: Hamilton, April 19 vs. Bowling Green; Lohman, May 14 at Ft. Wayne 

Most Multi-Homer Games: 3, Donald Lutz# 

Grand Slam Home Runs: Lutz, August 4 vs. West Michigan. 

Back-to-Back Home Runs: Lutz and Matthews, April 10 vs. Bowling Green; Vidal and Barnhart, May 7 at West 

Michigan; Torreyes and D'Anna, July 6 at Fort Wayne. 

Two-Home Run Games: Lutz (3 times), May 11 vs. Lake County, July 25 vs. Burlington, August 30 vs. West 

Michigan; Vidal (2 times), June 16 at Fort Wayne & July 28 vs. Fort Wayne; Duran, July 1 vs. Bowling Green. 

Four or More Hits in a Game: D'Anna (4), June 16 at Fort Wayne; Torreyes (4), July 20 vs. Peoria; Torreyes (5), 

July 21 vs. Peoria; Lutz (4, 2 times) July 21 vs. Peoria and August 20 at Lansing ; Hamilton (4, 3 times), August 6 at 

Lake County; August 22 at Lansing; August 23 at Lansing; Berset, August 26 at Great Lakes. 

Hitting for the Cycle: Lutz, July 21 vs. Peoria 

INDIVIDUAL PITCHING 

Most Strikeouts, Game: 14, Renken, June 29 vs. Lansing# 

Most Consecutive Strikeouts: 10, Renken, June 29 vs. Lansing^ 

Most Cons. Scoreless Innings: 34.1, Wolford, June 12-August 28 

Most Innings Pitched, Game: 7.1, J. Smith, May 21 vs. Lake County 

Longest Relief Outing: 5, Robles, August 9 at Lake County (susp. game completed at Dayton) 

Most Wild Pitches, Game: 4, Robles, May 7 at West Michigan# 

Most Hit Batsmen, Game: 5, Lotzkar, July 5 at South Bend^ 

TEAM MILESTONES 

Most Consecutive Wins: 8, July 17-25 

Most Consecutive Losses: 5, May 29-June 1; July 29-August 2 

Most Wins, Month: 22, August* 

Most Runs, Game: 17, August 22 at Lansing 

Most Runs, Inning: 7, July 20 vs. Peoria; August 22 at Lansing 

Most Hits, Game: 21, July 21 vs. Peoria; August 22 at Lansing 

Most Hits, Inning: 7, August 26 at Great Lakes 

Fewest Hits, Game: 0, April 11 at Lake County# 

Most Home Runs, Game: 4, June 17 vs. Lansing 

Most Home Runs, Inning: 2, April 10 vs. BG; May 7 at West Michigan; July 21 vs. Peoria 

Most Doubles, Game: 7, April 26 vs. West Michigan 

Most Extra Base Hits, Game: 9, June 17 vs. Lansing 

Most Stolen Bases, Game: 6, April 18 vs. Bowling Green 

Most Walks, Game: 11, July 17 at Cedar Rapids 

Most Left on Base, Game: 15, July 17 at Cedar Rapids 

Most Left on Base, Nine Inning Game: 15, July 17 at Cedar Rapids 

Most Errors, Game: 5, April 8 vs. BG; May 13 at Fort Wayne; June 4 vs. Wisconsin 

Most Errors, Inning: 3, May 18 vs. Great Lakes (G2) 

Longest Game (Innings): 11, May 21 vs. Lake County; August 13 vs. Lake County 

Longest Nine Inning Game (Minutes): 3:47, July 17 at Cedar Rapids 

Longest Extra Inning Game (Minutes): 3:35, August 20 at Lansing 

Biggest Deficit in Win: 4, June 10 at Kane County; June 26 at Bowling Green 

Biggest Lead in Loss: 6, April 10 vs. Bowling Green 

Largest Margin of Victory: 13, July 21 vs. Peoria 

Largest Margin of Defeat: 12, April 13 at Lake County 

OPPONENTS 

Most Runs, Game: 13, April 13 at Lake County; June 4 vs. Wisconsin 

Most Runs, Inning: 7, April 10 vs. Bowling Green 

Most Hits, Game: 18, June 17 vs. Lansing 

Most Left on Base: 13, May 6 vs. South Bend; June 17 vs. Lansing 

Fewest Hits, Game: 1, three times 

Most Strikeouts, Game: 11, Kevin Eichhorn, WM, April 27; Greg Wilborn, at GL, August 25 

Inside-the-Park Home Run: Brian Heere, Lake County, August 15 

*Dragons club record 

# ties Dragons club record 

^ties Midwest League record 


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2011 STARTS BY POSITION 

C 1B 2B 3B SS LF CF RF DH Total 

Hamilton 132 2 134 

Vidal 124 2 126 

Lutz 66 3 2 50 121 

Duran 89 2 12 103 

Sierra 14 2 3 68 12 1 100 

Barnhart 91 5 96 

D'Anna 67 25 92 

Rodriguez 33 44 77 

Bowe 19 36 18 1 74 

Torreyes 67 67 

Lohman 56 6 62 

Matthews 19 24 17 60 

Berset 49 6 55 

Pfister 7 1 14 2 1 11 36 

Muller 3 21 24 

Poulk 2 15 17 

Garton 7 7 

May 1 2 1 4 

Dailey 2 2 

TOP HITTING STREAKS IN FRANCHISE HISTORY 

PLAYER GAMES DATES SEASON 

Carlos Mendez 20 July 17 - August 8 2009 

Cody Strait 19 July 28 - August 18 2005 

Henry Rodriguez 16 August 14 - August 31 2010 

Donald Lutz 16 July 5 - July 25 2011 

Cameron Satterwhite 15 June 9 - June 29 2010 

Adam Rosales 15 August 6 - August 22 2005 

David Espinosa 14 June 23 - July 6 2001 

Josh Fellhauer 14 July 8 - July 23 2009 

Byron Wiley 14 July 18 - August 3 2009 

Serafin Rodriguez 13 July 22 - August 11 2000 

Brandon Waring 13 June 12 - June 27 2008 

Neftali Soto 13 August 15 - August 28 2008 

Tucker Barnhart 13 May 13 - May 31 2011 

Ryan LaMarre 12 July 31 - August 12 2010 

B.J. Szymanski 12 July 11 - July 24 2005 

Habelito Hernandez 12 July 22 - August 3 2006 

Denis Phipps 12 April 26 - May 10 2008 

Neftali Soto 12 July 28 - August 9 2008 

Casey Bookout 11 April 6 - April 21 2000 

Randy Ruiz 11 July 16 - July 27 2001 

Jesse Gutierrez 11 May 5 - May 18 2002 

Wandel Campana 11 July 31 - August 10 2002 

Philip Gentry 11 April 29 - May 12 2005 

Jeremiah Piepkorn 11 May 25 - June 4 2005 

Tonys Gutierrez 11 August 4 - August 16 2005 

Mike Griffin 11 April 20 - May 1 2006 

Drew Stubbs 11 April 5 - April 20 2007 

Chris Valaika 11 April 7 - April 21 2007 

Logan Parker 11 April 17 - April 28 2007 

Chris Valaika 11 June 2 - June 12 2007 

Dominic D’Anna 11 May 8 - May 21 2011 

Billy Hamilton 11 July 3 - July 14 2011 

TOP HITTING STREAKS OF 2011 

PLAYER GAMES DATES 

Donald Lutz 16 July 5 - July 25 

Tucker Barnhart 13 May 13 - May 31 

Dominic D’Anna 11 May 8 - May 21 

Billy Hamilton 11 July 3 - July 14 

Donald Lutz 10 August 8 - August 18 

Billy Hamilton 10 August 20 - August 29 

Yorman Rodriguez 9 April 21 - April 30 

David Vidal 9 May 4 - May 12 

Juan Duran 9 August 2 - August 17 

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FIRST HALF 

DRAGONS OPPONENT WINNING LOSING 

DATE OPP. SCORE R-H-E-LOB R-H-E-LOB PITCHER PITCHER SAVE REC. STD. GA/B ATT. TIME 

APRIL 

4/7 BG 0-4 0-3-2-3 4-6-1-3 Romero J. Smith --- 0-1 T-6th -1 8,058 2:18 

4/8 BG 5-12 5-12-5-8 12-12-1-8 Patterson Corcino --- 0-2 T-6th -2 8,161 2:55 

4/9 BG 5-4 5-11-2-9 4-8-1-11 Doyle Stabelfeld Howell 1-2 T-6th -2 8,187 2:45 

4/10 BG 9-12 9-13-3-5 12-9-1-5 Garcia Crabbe --- 1-3 T-6h -2 7,981 2:52 

4/11 @LC 1-3 1-0-1-1 3-5-0-7 Jimenez Renken Ehlert 1-4 T-7th -2.5 5,149 2:26 

4/12 @LC 2-1 2-4-0-3 1-5-0-6 J. Smith Goodnight Doyle 2-4 7th -2 1,165 2:22 

4/13 @LC 1-13 1-3-3-4 13-14-1-8 Rayl Corcino --- 2-5 T-7th -3 1,565 2:26 

4/14 @LC 3-7 3-8-0-6 7-9-0-6 Reichenbach Robles --- 2-6 T-7th -3 1,475 2:22 

4/15 @LAN 6-8 6-10-1-6 8-12-3-6 Strickland Hayes Turnbull 2-7 8th -4 1,315 2:40 

4/16 @LAN Postponed, Rain. Rescheduled for April 17. 

4/17 @LAN 4-8 (G1) 4-8-1-5 8-9-3-5 Gracey Renken --- 2-8 doubleheader 2:01 

4/17 @LAN 9-8 (G2) 9-10-4-10 8-9-6-4 Doyle Pepe --- 3-8 7th -4 1,912 2:33 

4/18 BG 8-2 8-11-0-6 2-3-0-3 Corcino Romero --- 4-8 7th -4 8,141 2:18 

4/19 BG 7-2 7-12-1-5 2-4-0-6 Robles Mateo --- 5-8 7th -3.5 7,778 2:19 

4/20 BG 4-1 4-4-0-6 1-5-1-5 Tuttle Lara Howell 6-8 T-6th -3 7,832 2:16 

4/21 @GL 2-0 2-6-2-7 0-3-0-6 Crabbe Christenson Hayes 7-8 T-5th -2.5 1,172 2:25 

4/22 @GL 5-4 5-11-2-8 4-11-1-10 Wolford Montgomery Howell 8-8 5th -3 1,585 2:42 

4/23 @GL 2-3 2-7-0-7 3-9-1-6 Tolleson Rogers --- 8-9 T-5th -4 3,101 2:18 

4/25 WM 3-1 3-4-2-3 1-7-1-10 Corcino Cruz Howell 9-9 T-4th -3 7,818 2:06 

4/26 WM 7-3 7-9-2-3 3-6-0-10 Robles Carreno Wolford 10-9 T-3rd -2 7,842 2:49 

4/27 WM 6-2 6-5-1-5 2-5-2-3 Tuttle Eichhorn Crabbe 11-9 T-3rd -2 7,785 2:09 

4/28 FW 6-2 6-12-0-5 2-4-0-2 Renken Branham --- 12-9 3rd -2 8,500 2:16 

4/29 FW 4-0 4-6-0-8 0-5-1-9 J. Smith Portillo --- 13-9 3rd -1.5 8,672 2:34 

4/30 FW 2-0 2-7-1-8 0-3-1-3 Corcino Werner Howell 14-9 T-2nd -1.5 8,547 2:10 

MAY 

5/1 @BG 2-5 2-4-2-2 5-8-1-11 Mateo Robles Rearick 14-10 T-2nd -1.5 2,984 2:28 

5/2 @BG 2-6 2-7-1-8 6-9-1-4 Suero Renken --- 14-11 doubleheader 2,308 2:13 

5/3 @BG 0-6 (G2) 0-2-0-3 6-9-0-7 Jensen Crabbe --- 14-12 T-4th -2.5 3,379 1:40 

5/4 SB 1-4 1-6-1-7 4-13-0-10 Bolsinger J. Smith Cooper 14-13 5th -3.5 8,663 2:53 

5/5 SB 4-2 4-7-0-6 2-6-3-5 Corcino Bradley Hayes 15-13 T-4th -2.5 8,164 2:33 

5/6 SB 4-6 4-7-1-7 6-11-2-13 Holmberg Infante Erben 15-14 T-4th -2.5 8,611 2:57 

5/7 @WM 4-6 4-8-2-9 6-11-0-3 Eichhorn Robles Torrealba 15-15 T-4th -3.5 4,909 2:35 

5/8 @WM 0-8 0-8-2-8 8-16-1-8 Ryan Renken --- 15-16 T-4th -4.5 5,254 2:22 

5/9 @WM 4-5 4-9-3-10 5-9-0-8 Gentzler J. Smith Rondon 15-17 5th -5 2,170 2:49 

5/10 LC 4-2 4-10-1-9 2-7-0-7 Corcino Blair Howell 16-17 T-4th -4.5 7,886 2:38 

5/11 LC 3-1 3-7-1-5 1-3-1-2 Tuttle Cook Hayes 17-17 4th -4 7,909 1:59 

5/12 LC 3-2 3-6-0-8 2-6-0-7 Crabbe Encarnacion Hayes 18-17 4th -4 8,154 2:29 

5/13 @FW 1-2 (10) 1-5-5-6 2-6-3-10 Jackson Infante --- 18-18 4th -4.5 6,326 2:49 

5/14 @FW 7-2 7-7-0-2 2-5-1-4 J. Smith Portillo --- 19-18 4th -4 6,077 2:17 

5/15 @FW Postponed, Rain. Rescheduled on June 14. 

5/17 GL Postponed, Rain. Rescheduled on May 18. 

5/18 GL 7-1 (G1) 7-8-0-4 1-2-0-3 Corcino Cone --- 20-18 doubleheader 1:48 

5/18 GL 2-4 (G2) 2-3-3-4 4-6-1-6 Sexton Tuttle Bawcom 20-19 4th -4 8,019 1:54 

5/19 GL 3-4 3-10-1-11 4-5-1-7 Christenson Robles Budkevics 20-20 4th -5 8,135 2:55 

5/20 LC 5-9 5-11-4-9 9-12-1-9 Reichenbach Doyle --- 20-21 4th -5 8,691 3:00 

5/21 LC 4-2 (11) 4-8-2-5 2-6-1-10 Wolford Sarianides --- 21-21 4th -5 9,010 3:07 

5/22 LC 3-2 3-10-0-10 2-7-2-6 Walczak Ehlert --- 22-21 4th -4 8,481 2:44 

5/23 LC 3-6 3-5-1-7 6-12-2-10 Encarnacion Doyle Striz 22-22 4th -4.5 8,070 2:41 

5/24 @GL 6-0 6-6-0-4 0-8-3-7 Tuttle Christenson --- 23-22 4th -4.5 1,801 2:38 

5/25 @GL 7-1 7-11-1-7 1-2-1-8 Robles Gould Hayes 24-22 4th -3.5 2,393 2:46 

5/26 @GL 7-1 7-11-0-8 1-7-2-4 Renken Patterson --- 25-22 4th -3 4,509 2:34 

5/27 @SB 6-1 6-9-2-8 1-5-2-6 J. Smith Bradley --- 26-22 T-3rd -2 1,536 2:40 

5/28 @SB Postponed, Rain. Rescheduled on May 29. 

5/29 @SB 0-3 (G1) 0-3-0-5 3-8-0-5 Holmberg Corcino Cooper 26-23 3rd -2.5 1,203 1:40 

5/29 @SB G2 Postponed, Rain. Rescheduled on May 30. 

5/30 @SB 1-4 (G1) 1-4-1-4 4-9-0-5 Shields Tuttle Taylor 26-24 doubleheader 1:42 

5/30 @SB 4-5 (8, G2) 4-7-2-4 5-11-0-10 Erben Howell --- 26-25 T-4th -4 1,148 2:25 

5/31 BLT 10-11 10-16-1-10 11-13-2-7 Tootle Rogers Dempster 26-26 5th -5 8,170 3:08 

JUNE 

6/1 BLT 5-6 5-5-1-5 6-6-1-2 Fuentes Renken Gonzalez 26-27 5th -6 8,707 2:36 

6/2 BLT 4-2 4-10-0-8 2-7-0-5 J. Smith Soliman Howell 27-27 5th -5 8,609 2:40 

6/3 WIS 8-1 8-12-1-5 1-5-1-6 Corcino Ross --- 28-27 5th -4 8,422 2:34 

6/4 WIS 2-13 2-5-5-4 13-14-0-8 Thornburg Tuttle --- 28-28 5th -5 8,482 2:22 

6/5 WIS 1-4 1-8-1-7 4-8-1-11 Hall Robles Holle 28-29 5th -5 8,851 2:53 

6/7 @CLN 0-1 0-4-2-7 1-6-0-8 Sena Renken Nava 28-30 5th -5 721 2:28 

6/8 @CLN 5-0 5-9-0-6 0-3-4-5 J. Smith Mieses --- 29-30 5th -4 691 2:34 

6/9 @CLN 4-7 4-7-2-10 7-11-1-9 Arias Wolford --- 29-31 5th -5 806 3:01 

6/10 @KC 8-4 8-13-2-9 4-4-2-1 Doyle Perez --- 30-31 5th -5 4,410 2:31 

6/11 @KC 3-0 3-6-1-6 0-4-2-6 Rogers Keck Hayes 31-31 T-4th -4 5,463 2:19 

6/12 @KC 4-5 4-5-1-3 5-9-1-7 Billo Renken --- 31-32 T-4th -5 5,117 2:26 

6/14 @FW 5-0 (G1) 5-8-0-3 0-6-1-7 J. Smith Cates --- 32-32 doubleheader 

2:03 

6/14 @FW 4-2 (G2) 4-4-0-7 2-5-4-8 Doyle Dominick Hayes 33-32 4th -4.5 6,724 2:26 

6/15 @FW 0-1 0-6-0-7 1-6-0-6 Ibarra Rogers Dominick 33-33 4th -5 4,302 2:26 

6/16 @FW 14-4 14-18-2-13 4-11-1-11 Gerson Portillo --- 34-33 4th -5 8,362 3:07 

6/17 LAN 15-11 15-18-1-8 11-18-2-13 Walczak Lawrence Hayes 35-33 4th -5 9,232 3:18 

6/18 LAN 4-8 4-6-0-6 8-10-2-12 Walden Robles --- 35-34 4th -5 8,464 2:57 

6/19 LAN 2-8 2-6-1-4 8-10-0-7 Hutchison Lotzkar --- 35-35 4th -6 8,269 2:19 

END OF FIRST HALF 

Fifth Third Field Record Attendance: 

9,558, August 1, 2009 vs. Burlington 

2011 Game by Game 

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Second HALF 

DRAGONS OPPONENT WINNING LOSING 

DATE OPP. SCORE R-H-E-LOB R-H-E-LOB PITCHER PITCHER SAVE REC. STD. GA/B ATT. TIME 

JUNE 

6/24 @BG 2-5 2-6-2-9 5-11-0-11 Jensen Renken Rearick 0-1 T-5th -1 3,511 2:43 

6/25 @BG 4-3 4-9-2-7 3-6-1-7 Panerati Suero Hayes 1-1 T-3rd -1 5,045 2:35 

6/26 @BG 5-4 5-11-0-5 4-10-1-6 Doyle Patterson Hayes 2-1 T-3rd -1 2,873 2:30 

6/27 LAN 9-2 9-12-1-6 2-4-2-4 Corcino Powell --- 3-1 T-1st --- 8,343 2:28 

6/28 LAN 5-9 5-9-2-9 9-11-4-9 Walden Robles Marze 3-2 T-3rd -1 9,174 2:58 

6/29 LAN 7-1 7-14-2-10 1-4-1-5 Renken Nolin --- 4-2 T-1st --- 8,399 2:33 

6/30 BG 5-6 5-10-2-9 6-8-2-5 Suero Panerati Rearick 4-3 T-1st --- 8,454 2:31 

JULY 

7/1 BG 7-3 7-11-1-4 3-7-0-5 J. Smith Romero --- 5-3 T-1st --- 8,329 2:15 

7/2 BG 3-2 3-4-1-3 2-9-1-10 Howell Hubbard Hayes 6-3 T-1st --- 8,464 2:30 

7/3 @SB 6-1 6-12-0-9 1-7-0-6 Gerson Bolsinger --- 7-3 1st +1 5,502 2:42 

7/4 @SB 5-4 5-7-0-7 4-7-4-7 Wolford Cooper Hayes 8-3 1st +1 4,940 3:00 

7/5 @SB 7-5 7-8-1-6 5-3-1-5 Rogers Capellan Howell 9-3 1st +2 1,676 2:58 

7/6 @FW 8-5 8-12-1-9 5-12-1-10 Wolford Osuna Hayes 10-3 1st +3 3,702 3:07 

7/7 @FW 2-8 2-11-0-8 8-11-0-2 Cates Corcino --- 10-4 1st +2 6,587 2:30 

7/8 @FW 9-1 9-8-0-9 1-5-3-5 Gerson Mull --- 11-4 1st +2 7,732 2:37 

7/9 SB 4-1 4-8-0-3 1-6-4-5 Renken Shields Hayes 12-4 1st +3 8,688 2:12 

7/10 SB 6-2 6-12-0-7 2-3-3-3 Lotzkar Cantwell --- 13-4 1st +3 8,360 2:30 

7/11 SB 2-3 (6) 2-3-1-3 3-5-2-4 Bradley J. Smith --- 13-5 1st +3 8,510 1:43 

7/13 @QC 5-7 5-8-0-5 7-13-1-7 Copeland Gerson Lucas 13-6 1st +2 2,459 2:33 

7/14 @QC 12-8 12-15-0-11 8-13-0-9 Hayes DeJesus --- 14-6 1st +2 5,068 3:27 

7/15 @QC 4-6 4-9-0-5 6-6-4-5 Kiekhefer Hayes Lucas 14-7 1st +1 4,725 2:36 

7/16 @CR 3-5 3-5-2-3 5-12-0-11 Roach Rogers Correa 14-8 T-1st --- 4,870 2:44 

7/17 @CR 10-6 10-10-1-15 6-12-4-7 J. Smith Diemer --- 15-8 T-1st --- 1,694 3:47 

7/18 @CR 6-4 6-12-2-10 4-7-2-13 Rogers Robinson --- 16-8 1st +1 1,660 3:14 

7/20 PEO 13-5 13-15-2-5 5-8-1-6 Corcino Kirk --- 17-8 1st +1 8,213 2:47 

7/21 PEO 13-0 13-21-0-13 0-3-0-5 Renken Peralta --- 18-8 1st +1 7,885 2:30 

7/22 PEO 2-0 2-8-0-6 0-3-1-7 Clarke Jokisch Hayes 19-8 1st +2 8,407 2:15 

7/23 BUR 7-6 7-12-2-7 6-13-3-7 Wolford Treinen --- 20-8 1st +2 8,859 3:19 

7/24 BUR 7-1 7-13-1-6 1-4-2-4 Rogers Macias --- 21-8 1st +2 8,571 2:45 

7/25 BUR 5-2 5-6-1-2 2-10-1-9 Doyle Tyson Hayes 22-8 1st +2 8,035 2:34 

7/27 FW 4-5 4-8-1-5 5-7-0-4 Hardy J. Smith Quackenbush 22-9 1st +1.5 7,964 2:22 

7/28 FW 6-1 6-11-2-5 1-5-1-6 Renken Portillo --- 23-9 1st +1 8,362 2:38 

7/29 FW 1-2 1-5-1-6 2-7-0-4 Sanchez Clarke Quackenbush 23-10 1st +1 8,016 2:29 

7/30 @BG 3-9 3-5-2-8 9-12-1-8 Rearick Doyle --- 23-11 1st +1 4,631 3:04 

7/31 @BG 1-3 1-7-1-5 3-7-2-4 Patterson Corcino Garcia 23-12 T-1st --- 2,394 2:16 

AUGUST 

8/1 @BG 6-8 6-7-0-3 8-10-1-5 Jensen J. Smith --- 23-13 T-1st --- 2,998 2:33 

8/2 WM 6-9 6-9-2-4 9-17-0-11 Burgos Robles Newman 23-14 T-1st --- 7,922 2:45 

8/3 WM 3-2 3-9-1-7 2-9-1-10 Clarke Ryan Hayes 24-14 T-1st --- 7,917 2:44 

8/4 WM 10-1 10-11-0-3 1-6-1-4 Gerson Carreno --- 25-14 T-1st --- 8,063 2:25 

8/5 WM 2-3 2-9-0-9 3-7-2-6 Flynn Corcino Torrealba 25-15 T-1st --- 8,336 2:34 

8/6 @LC 12-0 12-13-0-11 0-6-3-7 J. Smith Wetmore --- 26-15 1st +1 4,155 3:00 

8/7 @LC 4-1 (7) 4-7-1-3 1-1-0-1 Robles Cooper --- 27-15 1st +2 3,173 1:37 

8/8 @LC 3-0 3-8-0-10 0-3-5-4 Clarke Goodnight Hayes 28-15 1st +2 6,105 2:33 

8/9 @LC Suspended: Dayton 2, Lake County 0 (end of three innings). To be resumed on August 14 at Dayton. 

8/10 @WM 5-3 5-8-1-4 3-8-0-9 Rogers Hess Hayes 29-15 1st +3.5 6,476 2:36 

8/11 @WM 7-2 7-9-0-7 2-9-0-11 Gerson Flynn --- 30-15 1st +3.5 8,842 2:52 

8/12 @WM 5-10 5-6-2-7 10-14-1-11 Larez J. Smith --- 30-16 1st +2.5 9,218 2:43 

8/13 LC 2-1 (11) 2-7-1-13 1-9-2-10 Howell Petter --- 31-16 1st +3.5 8,687 3:29 

8/14 @LC 9-2 9-11-1-8 2-6-2-12 Robles Sterling --- 32-16 1st +4 3:13 

8/14 LC 7-1 (G2) 7-8-0-4 1-3-2-5 Lotzkar Sterling --- 33-16 1st +5 7,977 2:02 

8/15 LC 2-3 (10) 2-9-0-7 3-9-2-5 Allen Doyle Cooper 33-17 1st +5 8,074 2:59 

8/17 GL 5-1 5-16-0-9 1-2-0-2 J. Smith Lee --- 34-17 1st +6 7,996 2:30 

8/18 GL 5-4 5-12-1-9 4-9-2-5 Rogers McGough --- 35-17 1st +6 7,965 2:45 

8/19 GL 3-2 3-3-0-7 2-7-2-8 Wolford Budkevics Hayes 36-17 1st +6 8,222 2:38 

8/20 @LAN 10-9 (10) 10-15-2-8 9-9-5-9 Howell Berl Hayes 37-17 1st +6 7,414 3:35 

8/21 @LAN 3-4 3-5-2-5 4-5-1-9 Nolin Robles Marze 37-18 1st +6 8,913 2:31 

8/22 @LAN 17-7 17-21-2-9 7-12-2-12 Corcino Powell --- 38-18 1st +6 1,616 3:25 

8/23 @LAN 6-1 6-12-0-4 1-8-1-8 J. Smith E. Smith --- 39-18 1st +6 5,419 2:36 

8/24 @GL 3-9 3-10-2-7 9-14-0-8 Sanchez Clarke --- 39-19 1st +6 5,301 2:46 

8/25 @GL 9-0 9-11-1-9 0-8-1-8 Lotzkar Wilborn --- 40-19 1st +6 4,373 2:59 

8/26 @GL 13-4 13-17-2-8 4-6-3-7 Robles Sexton --- 41-19 1st +7 5,926 2:37 

8/27 WM 2-0 2-5-0-4 0-8-0-8 Corcino Ryan Hayes 42-19 1st +7 8,858 2:20 

8/28 WM 6-0 6-13-0-9 0-6-1-7 J. Smith Stroud --- 43-19 1st +8 8,599 2:38 

8/29 WM 1-5 1-4-2-7 5-9-2-4 Eichhorn Gerson Torrealba 43-20 1st +8 8,208 2:21 

8/30 WM 3-2 (10) 3-10-0-8 2-5-0-9 Hayes Bennett --- 44-20 1st +9 7,995 2:43 

8/31 @BG 6-5 6-11-2-5 5-12-3-8 Wolford Patterson Howell 45-20 1st +9 3,376 2:47 

SEPTEMBER 

9/1 @BG 5-7 5-12-0-9 7-11-1-6 Bencomo Corcino Rearick 45-21 1st +8 3,827 2:47 

9/2 @BG 11-5 11-13-0-5 5-10-3-6 J. Smith Mateo --- 46-21 1st +8 5,290 2:59 

9/3 LAN 4-2 4-7-1-6 2-5-3-8 Gerson Nicolino Doyle 47-21 1st +9 7,932 2:31 

9/4 LAN 4-5 4-10-1-5 5-6-1-8 Marze Lotzkar Barnes 47-22 1st +9 7,756 2:46 

9/5 LAN 3-2 3-9-2-5 2-6-1-9 Robles Walden Rogers 48-22 1st +9 8,045 2:28 

End of Regular Season 

PLAYOFFS 

9/7 LAN Postponed, Rain. Rescheduled for September 8. 

9/8 LAN 7-3 7-10-0-3 3-9-1-9 Corcino Nolin --- 1-0 7,819 2:55 

9/9 @LAN 2-3 2-4-0-6 3-3-0-6 Barnes Hayes --- 1-1 1,375 2:50 

9/10 @LAN 3-4 3-9-2-6 4-6-0-6 Walden Lotzkar Barnes 1-2 667 2:36 

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2011 Game by Game

Batter of the Month 

April 

Donald Lutz 

(.301, 5 HR, 9 RBI) 

May 

Tucker Barnhart 

(.329, 1 HR, 7 RBI) 

June 

Billy Hamilton 

(.252, 14 SB, 15 R) 

July 

Ronald Torreyes 

(.386, 2 HR 17 RBI) 

August 

Donald Lutz 

(.374, 3 HR, 29 RBI) 

2011 Batter/Pitcher of the Month 

Pitcher of the Month 

April 

Josh Smith 

(2-1, 0.93 ERA, 5 GS) 

May 

Drew Hayes 

(1.46 ERA, 4 Sv) 

June 

Drew Hayes 

(0.00 ERA, 5 Sv, 11 IP) 

July 

Daniel Renken 

(3-0, 0.93 ERA, 5 GS) 

August 

Drew Hayes 

(1-0, 0.73 ERA, 6 Sv) 

Tucker Barnhart, Dragons Batter of the Month in May 

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