CAREER NOTES
• Has nine seasons of minor league experience with 28 homers and 182 RBI in 565 career games.
• Returned to the Rockers on Sept. 6, 2022 after having played with Monclova in the Mexican League
2021
• Was High Point’s Opening Day catcher at York on 5/29/21.
• Had his contract purchased by the Philadelphia Phillies on 6/20/21 and was assigned to Lehigh Valley.
• Returned to the Rockers on 9/21/21 and homered in two of the last three games of the regular season, both at Lancaster.
• Hit a three-run homer in the ninth of a 4-3 loss at Lancaster on 10/8/21
2020
• Played 20 games with the Chicago Dogs of the American Association, posting a .299 average with four homers and nine RBI and a .937 OPS.
• Teammate of Tyler Ladendorf and Luke Westphal with Chicago.
2019
• Signed with New Britain of the Atlantic League and career-bests with 113 games played, 15 homers and 66 RBI.
• Was tied for second on the club with the 15 home runs and third with 66 RBI.
• Named to the Atlantic League All-Star team.
• Tossed a scoreless inning with a strikeout with New Britain.
• Claimed by the Rockers off waivers from the New Britain Bees.
2018
• Played 76 games with AAA Lehigh Valley with three homers and 14 RBI.
• Pitched one scoreless inning with AAA Lehigh Valley, allowing a single hit.
• Named to the Atlantic League All-Star team while playing for the New Britain Bees.
2017
• Played 64 games with AAA Lehigh Valley, hitting .233 with career-best six homers and 31 RBI.
2016
• Split time between AAA Lehigh Valley and AA Reading, combining to hit .220 with five home runs and 20 RBI with a .6389 OPS.
2015
• Played at AA Reading (Eastern League) and AAA Lehigh Valley (International).
• Hit .276 with a .689 OPS in 42 games at the AAA level.
•Played 27 games with Reading with a .622 OPS and a .221 batting average.
• Hit .275 with Licey in the Dominican Winter League during the 2015-16 season.
2014
• Played in AA Reading (Eastern League) and A+ Clearwater (Florida State League).
• Hit a pair of homers in Reading while hitting .221.
• Hit .238 at Clearwater in 32 contests.
2013
• Spent entire season with A+ Clearwater (Florida State League), hitting .185 with four homers, 28 RBI and a .528 OPS.
2012
• Spent time with both A Lakewood (South Atlantic) and A- Williamsport (New York-Penn) with a combined average of .233, 1 homer and 22 RBI in 68 games.
2011
• Started professional career with Phillies Gulf Coast League (Rookie) where he hit .225 with one homer and 9 RBI in 30 games.
• The homer was a three-run shot against the GCL Blue Jays (8/3/11).
2009 (Northeastern JC)
• Named All-Northern Conference as an infielder.
2007 (Mountain View HS)
• Completed 84 of 155 passes for 893 yards and two touchdowns as a quarterback at Mountain View High in Loveland, Colo.
Roldani Baldwin
Roldani Baldwin
STATUS
• Signed with the Rockers August 16, 2022
• Released by the Boston Red Sox on August 5, 2022
• Signed with the Red Soc on 2/10/22 and was invited to spring training
CAREER NOTES
• Has eight seasons of minor league experience, all in the Red Sox farm system
• Is a career .264 hitter with 38 homers and 221 RBI in 413 games
• Helped lead the Dominican Republic to a Bronze Medal in baseball at the 2021 Tokyo Olympics
2022
• Played at Boston’s Class AAA Worcester, Mass.
• Hit .167 in 11 games before being released on 8/5/22
• Spent the first month of the season on the Development List
2021
• Spent the season at Class AA Portland (Maine) where he hit .242 with four homers and 18 RBI for the Sea Dogs
• Played for the Dominican Republic in the 2021 Tokyo Olympics and helped the team win the bronze medal
• Primarily a catcher and third baseman, also spent time at second base and in the outfield
2020
• Was in Major League camp with the Red Sox prior to the Covid-19 pandemic
2019
• Spent most of the season in the Injured List before a late-season rehab assignment at Lowell, Mass. where he played three games
2018
• Played the entire season with A+ Salem in the Carlina League, hitting .233 with seven homers and 27 RBI in 53 games
• Named to the Carolina League All-Star team
2017
• Spent the entire season at Greenville, SC with a .310 average, 14 homers and 66 RBI
• Named to the South Atlantic League Southern Division All-Star team
• Also named to the South Atlantic League Post-Season All-Star team
• Named an MiLB.com Organization All-Star
• Hit a walk-off homer on Opening Night
• Helped the Greenville, SC Drive win the South Atlantic League Championship
2016
• Played 25 games at A- Lowell where he posted a .305 average with one homer and 14 RBI
• Spent 61 games with A Greenville (SC) in the South Atlantic League, posting a .249 average with three homers and 23 RBI
2015
• Spent time at the Red Sox Gulf Coast League club where he played in 47 games and hit .289 with three homers and 25 RBI
• Played three games at A- Lowell in the New York-Penn League where he was 2-for-7
2014
• Began his professional career with the Red Sox in the Dominican Summer League where he hit .269 with four homers and 42 RBI in 65 games
2013
• Signed with the Red Sox as an international free agent in November 2013
Mike Gulino
Mike Gulino
COLLEGE: Pace University
HIGH SCHOOL: Maloney High, Meriden, Conn.
STATUS
- Signed with the ROCKERS on June 22, 2021
CAREER NOTES
- Is playing in the Atlantic League for the first time after spending parts of three seasons in the Frontier League and American Association
- Hit .297 as a collegian at Pace University and is among their all-time offensive leaders in a number of categories.
2021
- Played nine games with Tri-City of the Frontier League (.276/0/3) and six games with Winnipeg of the American Association (.308/0/1).
- Joined the Rockers on 6/22.
- Hit .229 in 40 games with two home runs and 17 RBI.
- Had season-best three hits at Lexington (8/3/21) and matched season-high with two runs scored in the same game.
- Drove in a pair of runs in his third game as a Rocker on 6/29/21 with a sac fly and an RBI single.
- Hit a three-run homer in the eighth inning of an 8-2 win over Charleston (7/30/21).
2020
- Played with Florence, Ky. in the Battle of the Bourbon Trail.
2019
- Member of the Florence, Ky. Y’Alls of the Frontier League where he hit .268 in 22 games with one homer and 12 RBI.
- Suffered a traumatic neck injury that was shattered in a baseline collision with the opposing catcher.
- Was caught in a rundown and dove to sneak between the catcher’s legs but hit his head on the shin guard and suffered the neck injury.
- Underwent surgery to repair the C5 vertebrae that was shattered in the collision.
- The surgery involved fusing the C4 and C6 vertebrae to bridge the gap where the C5 used to be.
- Wore a neck brace for 12 weeks and underwent months of rehab.
2018
- Finished his career at Pace No., 11 in school history with 192 career hits … Ranked No. 10 with 36 doubles, No. 8 with seven triples, No. 5 with 127 RBI, and No. 13 in runs scored with 123
- A three-time All-Northeast 10 conference selection.
- Signed with the Cleburne Railroaders following his college career.
- Played 29 games for the Railroaders with a .240 average, three home runs and 16 RBI.
- Utilized not just as a catcher but as a utility player logging time in LF, RF, CF, 1B and 3B.
- Graduated from Pace with a degree in sports marketing.
2017
- Had his best season as a collegian, batting .345 with six home runs and 36 RBI.
- Hit .284 with two home runs and 12 RBI in 36 games for North Adams in the New England Collegiate Summer League.
2016
- Hit .306 with five home runs and 36 RBI in 52 games for Pace.
2015
- Hit .229 with one home run and 12 RBI as a freshman at Pace University.
2014
- Received the Robert W. Kuhn, Jr. Memorial Baseball Award that is presented to a Maloney High player for athletic achievement, sportsmanship and leadership.
- Named as the top scholar-athlete at Maloney High by the Hartford Courant.
- Also played basketball and was the football quarterback at Maloney.
2012
- Member of the Yalesville Lightning travel baseball team that won the Surf’s Up Tournament at the Ripken Experience in Myrtle Beach, SC.
PERSONAL
- Michael Rosario Gulino
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