- Former MLB pitcher with eight years of service with San Diego, Oakland, Kansas City, and Seattle
- Owns a career MLB record of 19-22 with a 4.24 ERA in 85 career games
- Struck out 244 hitters across 316.1 MLB innings
- Has faced Max Scherzer, Shane Bieber and Dylan Cease during his time in MLB
- Earned his first MLB win (6/14/14) by throwing six innings of one-hit ball and contributing a single in a 5-0 win over the Mets. Combined with the Padres bullpen on a 2-hitter. Zach Wheeler took the loss for the Mets.
- Started the 2026 season at Toronto’s AAA affiliate in Buffalo
- Was released by Buffalo on 6/9/26
- Had signed with Toronto on a minor league contract and received a spring training invitation
- Elected free agency after the 2025 season with the Mariners after saving nine games for Tacoma
- Had seven wins in his first nine starts with the Padres in 2014, the most in franchise history and the third-most by an MLB pitcher since 1914
- Selected in the sixth round of the 2010 MLB Draft by Tampa Bay, 11 picks ahead of Kevin Gausman who was picked by the Dodgers
- Mickey Jannis was a 44th round pick of Tampa Bay in 2010
- Has appeared in 263 professional games with a 34-38 record and a 3.89 ERA and 595 strikeouts across 692.1 innings
- Started 13 games for Oakland in 2017, going 3-6 with a 5.30 ERA
- Was projected as a first round pick in 2010 until he injured his elbow in his final start of the season and dropped to the sixth round. Underwent Tommy John surgery, missing the 2011 season
- High school teammate of Matt Harvey
- Was the first member of his family to attend college
- Once left the hospital to start a game for Virginia Tech despite having kidney stones. Went four innings vs. Wake Forest and passed the stone the following night
- Also played basketball in high school at Robert E. Fitch HS in Groton, CT
- Has an older sister, Melissa, who has cerebral palsy
- Lives in Arizona with his wife and four young sons (including a newborn)
Stefan Raeth
Stefan Raeth
- Joined the Rockers on July 14, 2026
- Started the 2026 season at AA Arkansas in the Mariners organization
- Was 1-0 in 16 relief appearances with 16 strikeouts in 21.1 innings with 10 walks
- Mad 12 appearances including two starts at Arkansas in 2026
- Drafted in the 17th round of the 2022 MLB Draft out of the University of Washington, two picks ahead of Ryan Chasse being taken by the Toronto Blue Jays
- Was 7-6 in two seasons with the Washington Huskies, primarily as a reliever, posting a 3.82 ERA
- Appeared in 56 games with three starts
- Struck out 112 in 101.1 career innings
- Was 5-4 with four saves in 30 outings in 2022, earning four saves and fanning 89 over 66.1 innings with just 19 walks
- Prior to Washington, was a pitcher and shortstop as a freshman in 2019 for Napa Valley College
- Attended Los Medenas College in 2022 where he pitched and played in the infield
Ty Hubbard
Ty Hubbard
- Played four seasons at Catawba College in Salisbury, NC
- Hit .306 in 2026 over 61 starts with one home run and 49 RBI
- Successful on 14 of 18 stolen base attempts
- Had a team-high 24 doubles among his 67 hits
- Led the team with eight sac flies
- A .265 career hitter over 196 games in four seasons
- Hit six career homers and drove in 123 runs while stealing 43 bases
Mikey Kane
Mikey Kane
- Taken in the 17th round of the 2023 MLB Draft by the Chicago White Sox out of Oregon State University
- Spent three seasons in the White Sox organization before joining the Lincoln Salt Dogs of the American Association in 2025 where he hit .279
- Acquired by trade with the Lexington Legends on 6/16/26
- Was hitting .277 for the Legends with two home runs and 20 RBI in 34 games
- Had a three-hit game vs. Gastonia on 6/14 and was 4-12 in three games vs. the Ghost Peppers
- Had spent the 2024 and ’25 seasons at Class A Kannapolis, hitting .273 in ‘24
- Played SS to team with Travis Bazzana as the Keystone combo
- Hit .281 with nine homers for the Beavers in 2023
- Named to the Baton Rouge Regional All-Tournament team
- Ended the season on an 18-game hitting streak
- Hit a pair of home runs at Arizona State on 4/23/23
- Prior to Oregon State, spent one year at College of the Canyons and earned all-conference honors with a .318 batting average
- Three-year letterwinner at St. Francis High School
Justin Jarvis
Justin Jarvis
- Fifth round pick of the Milwaukee Brewers in 2018 out of Lake Norman High School (155th overall selection)
- High School coach was former MLB player Ty Wigginton
- Went 8-2 with a 1.60 ERA as a senior, fanning 95 over 57 innings and leading Lake Norman to a share of the I-Meck Conference championship
- Advanced to AAA in the Milwaukee system
- Was the Brewers’ No. 12 prospect in Baseball America’s 2023 midseaston prospect rankings
- Was traded to the Mets for LF Mark Canha on 7/31/2023
- Joined the AAA Syracuse Mets and posted a combined 6-11 record and 5.31 ERA in 2023
- Spent the 2024 season between AAA Syracuse and AA Binghamton in the Mets system, combining for a 6-5 record and 4.55 ERA
- Opened the 2025 campaign at AAA Oklahoma City after signing with the Dodgers as a free agent but spent most of the season on the injured list, going 3-2 with a 6.38 ERA in 13 appearances including 10 starts
- Became a free agent at the conclusion of the 2025 season
- Signed with the Rockers in June 2026
Ivan Melendez
Ivan Melendez
- Second round pick of the Diamondbacks in the 2022 MLB Draft
- Won the 2022 Golden Spikes Award winner while playing for Texas, the first Longhorn to ever win the award
- Swept the national player of the year awards, capturing the Dick Howser Trophy and named national player of the year by Baseball America, DI Baseball, Collegiate Baseball, and ABCA
- Was a first team All-Big 12 DH in 2021 as a redshirt sophomore
- Led the Longhorns with a .319 average, 13 homers and a .603 slugging percentage
- Played two seasons at Odessa College and earned NJCAA All-America honors as a third baseman in 2019 when he hit .411 with 17 homers and 70 RBI
- First team All-State pick at El Paso Coronado High School where he was named the 2017 district offensive MVP
- Also played football at Coronado High
- Started the 2026 season at Arizona’s AAA club in Reno where he hit .222 with two homers and eight RBI in 12 games
- Posted a .267 average in 2025 with 19 homers and 62 RBI in 96 games between AAA Reno and AA Amarillo
- Saw action at Veracrz in the Mexican League in 2026
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