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Brian Parreira

Brian Parreira

September 14, 2022 by Tanner Smith

STATUS
• Signed by the Rockers in March 2023

CAREER NOTES
• Has five seasons of professional experience, all in unaffiliated leagues
• Spent most of the 2019 and 2021 seasons in the Frontier League and returned to the Pioneer league in 2022

2022
• Played in 77 games for the Billings Mustangs, helping the club to a second place finish in the North Division
• Hit .277 with eight home runs and 46 RBI while slashing .389/.454/.842
• Posted career highs with 69 base hits, 20 doubles and 36 walks
2021
• Played 62 games with Joliet in the Frontier League where he hit .191 with eight homers and 23 RBI
• Also played six games with Gateway
2020
• Played for Joliet in the City of Champions Cup, hitting .253 with four HR and 15 RBI in 26 contests
2019
• Played with Joliet where he appeared in 32 games with a .262 average, two homers and 13 RBI

2018
• Split his time evenly between East Side in the United Shore League and Joliet in the Frontier League
• Combined for a .248 average and one homer to go with eight RBI
• Hit .283 with the East Side Diamond Hoppers and .195 with the Joliet Slammers
• Finished his senior season at USC-Aiken in the Peach Belt Conference, hitting .282 with 13 homers and 55 RBI
• Second team All-Peach Belt Conference honoree
2017
• Named first team All-Peach Belt Conference
• Peach Belt player of the Week on 4/24/17 and National Player of the Week honors
• Set the USC-Aiken record by scoring six runs at Montevallo on 4/22/17
2016
• Played all 58 games at first base at USC-Aiken and hit .306 with 13 homers and 40 RBI
• Of his 68 hits, 24 went for extra bases
• Earned Peach Belt Conference Player of the Week (2/16/16) and Regional Hitter of the Week honors
• Hit a game-winning eighth inning homer and an 18-17 win over Lander
• Led the team by being hit by pitch 14 times
2015
• Played at Mount St. Mary’s in Emmitsburg, Md. where he hit .229 with four homers and 20 RBI
• Hit a two-run double in an 8-2 win over Nebraska-Omaha
2014
• Senior at Broadneck High in Annapolis, Md. where he earned first team All-Met honors from the Baltimore Sun
• First team all-conference selection after hitting .439 with 17 RBI
• Selected for the Brooks Robinson Senior All-Star game
2012
• Played for Team Maryland and helped the club to the semifinals of the Perfect Game/EvoShield National Championships in Glendale, Az.
• Homered and drove in five runs for Annapolis Area Christian in a semifinal win over St. Vincent Pallotti to advance to the MIAA B Conference Championship Game
• Club then beat the same team in the championship game to win the state title

PERSONAL
• Son of Frank and Cheryl Parreira

Beau Taylor

Beau Taylor

September 14, 2022 by Tanner Smith

CAREER NOTES
• Played at the Major League level with Oakland, Toronto and Cleveland

2022
• Baltimore signed him to a Minor League contract with a Spring Training invite March 18
• Spent 23 games with AAA-Norfolk, where he hit .183 in 91 plate appearances
• Released July 18, signed by Oakland July 29 to a Minor League deal
• Suited up for 27 games with AAA-Las Vegas where he hit .250, clubbing four homers as well

2021
• DFA’d by Cleveland March 27
• Claimed by Cincinnati off waivers April 3
• Played 75 games with AAA-Louisville, swung it at a .232 clip
• DFA’d by Cincinnati September 27

2020
• Bounced back and forth between Cleveland’s alternate training site
• Cleveland selected his contract July 28
• Played in 7 games, had just 1 hit in in 24 AB

2019
• Signed a minor league contract with Oakland that included a Spring Training invite
• Was assigned to AAA-Las Vegas, hit .257 and carried a .988 F%
• Called up to MLB-Oakland where he saw action in just 9 games
• DFA’d by Oakland August 14, claimed by Toronto August 16
• Sent to AAA-Buffalo but was re-called September 1 and suited up for just 1 game with the club before being DFA’d September 7
• Total for the season, hit .160 at the Major League level, and .247 between AAA-Buffalo and Las Vegas

2018
• Received a non-roster invite to Oakland Spring Training
• Played 90 games with AAA-Nashville, hit .248 and belted a trio of homeruns with 39 RBI
• Sported a .991 F% in Nashville as well
• Contract selected by Oakland September 1, made his debut that day vs. Seattle
• Only received 5 AB in the month

2017
• Split time between AA-Midland and AAA-Nashville, where he saw action in 62 games
• Had one of the best years at the plate in his career, hitting .295
• Nearly spotless defensively as well, posting a .998 F%

2016
• Totaled 95 games with AA-Midland, equaling the highest mark of his career
• Was a very steady hitter, turning in a .280 average for the season
• Also drove in 53, tying the highest mark of his career
• Swatted 25 doubles, also equaling a career-high

2015
• .223 average seeing time with both A+ Stockton and AA-Midland

2014
• Moved between A+ and AA, hit .272 over a 95 games span on the year
• Set a career-high launching 8 homers and adding 53 RBI, also a career-best

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