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Frederick

Frederick

March 29, 2023 by Caitlyn Banks

Kyle Halbohn

Kyle Halbohn

September 14, 2022 by Tanner Smith

Career Notes
• Has made 90 career appearances for the Rockers over the 2019 and 2021 and 2023 seasons
• Member of the High Point Opening Day Roster each of those three seasons
• Saved a career-high 14 games with the Chicago Dogs (American Association) in 2019.
• Saved a then-record 13 games for the Rockers in 2021
• Has 18 career saves as a Rocker, the second-most in club history

2024

  • Signed with High Point at the start of the second half of the season
  • 19 appearances, 1 start
  • 2-1 with a 1.98 ERA
  • Gave up 29 hits in 22.2 IP, 4 BB/17 K
  • 9 of first 10 appearances scoreless
  • Worked out of multiple bases loaded jams

2023
• Appeared in 30 games for the Rockers, going 2-2 with a 4.33 ERA
• Struck out 25 over 35.1 innings while allowing 44 hits and just five walks
• Earned a win over Gastonia (5/30/23) and Charleston (8/11/23)
2022
• Pitched in Mexico for the Piratas de Campeche, going 1-1 in 17 appearances and striking out eight in 13.2 innings
• Made his first appearance on 4/24/22 and his final game was 6/4/22
• Converted three of four save opportunities
2021
• On the Rockers’ roster on Opening Day, 5/29/21
• Finished the campaign with a 1-1 record and a 3.35 ERA in 45 appearances, logging 13 saves and striking out 42 in 43 innings
• Led the club and was fifth in the Atlantic League with 13 saves
• Was primarily a seventh-eighth inning pitcher through the first two months of the season, having just one save opportunity in his first 21 appearances
• Became the closer in early August and converted each of his first eight save opportunities into a save, going eight-for-eight in August
• Converted four of five save opportunities after Labor Day
• Struck out the side in his final appearance of the year in earning a save at Lancaster 10/9/21
2020
• Season canceled due to Covid-19.
2019
• Member of the Rockers’ Opening Day roster in 2019
• Appeared in seven games over the first month, working just 9.2 innings, all in relief
• Released by the Rockers 5/23/19 and signed by the Chicago Dogs on 5/28/19
• Became a closer in Chicago, saving a team-best 14 games
• Struck out 46 in 41 innings while walking just 12 and pitching to a 1.98 ERA
• Acquired by the ROCKERS via trade from Chicago Dogs (American Association) for future considerations, 9/4/19
• Appeared in six games over the final 2.5 weeks of the regular season after his re-acquisition
• Hurled one scoreless inning in relief against Long Island in the Divisional Series
2018
• Split time between A Burlington and A+ Inland Empire in the Angels organization, going 2-1 with a 4.71 ERA and one save . . . In 21 IP, had 18 K and 8 BB.
• Joined Trois-Rivieres (Can-Am) and went 2-2 with a 3.08 ERA and one save (16 App, 9 GS, 61.1 IP, 70 K, 16 BB).
2017
• Pitched at A Burlington, Iowa (Midwest) as a member of the Los Angeles Angels organization . . . Was 1-1 with a 5.83 ERA in 20 relief appearances . . . Had 29.1 IP with 36 K and 15 BB.
2016 (Belmont Abbey/New York Yankees)
• Had outstanding season at Belmont Abbey, going 6-1 with 10 saves and a 2.82 ERA in 26 appearances (54.1 IP, 72 K, 11 BB, 47 H, 17 ER).
• Signed minor league contract with New York Yankees (6/24/16) and was assigned to Yankees East team in Gulf Coast League.
• Went 0-3 with a 3.54 ERA in 13 relief appearances (20.1 IP, 18 K, 3 BB).
2015 (Kansas State)
• Posted 2-2 record with 4.62 ERA (25.1 IP, 18 K, 8 BB) at Kansas State.
• Used as both a starter and reliever.
2014 (Spartanburg Methodist JC)
• Went 5-2 with 3.32 ERA at Spartanburg (S.C.) Methodist JC (62.1 IP, 51 K, 21 BB) in 13 appearances.
2012 (San Jacinto JC)
• Played at San Jacinto JC in Pasadena, Texas, making six appearances (0-1, 3.00 ERA, 2 SV) for National Junior College runner-up.
2011 (Plainedge HS)
• Went 5-0 with a 1.26 ERA as a HS senior, helping Plainedge High go 19-0 in the regular season.
• Tossed a no-hitter vs. Seaford (10 K, 3 BB) (5/19/11) in Game One of the Nassau County Class A quarterfinals.

D.J. Burt

D.J. Burt

September 14, 2022 by Tanner Smith

 

CAREER NOTES
• Has played in 948 career games as a professional, stealing 314 bases in 303 attempts and posting a .257 average
• Has played second base, third base and the outfield during his career
•• Never attended a professional baseball game until he played in one
• Plays the drums and enjoys bass fishing
• Was selected in the 2014 MLB Draft along with future Rockers Max Povse (3rd round, Atlanta), Brett Austin (4th round, Chisox), Michael Russell (5th round Tampa)

2024

  • Hit .234 with 7 homers and 49 RBI and led the Rockers with 32 stolen bases
  • Played 110 games with High Point last year, most since 2018
  • Played primarily second base with some starts in CF defensively
  • Carried an 11-game hitting streak from late July through early August
  • Best game of the season June 8, 2-for-4, HR, 4 RBI, 3 SB

2023
• Was the Rockers everyday CF in 2023, but slotted in multiple slots in the lineup including leadoff, second, and even ninth
• Hit a combined .261 with 47 stolen bases in 54 attempts
• Set an Atlantic League record with a 60-game on-base streak
• His 32 stolen bases and 6 triples both led the club in each respective category

2022
• Signed with the White Sox and played at three levels including A+ Winston-Salem (South Atlantic), AA Birmingham (Southern) and AAA Charlotte (International)
• Hit a combined .261 with 47 stolen bases in 54 attempts
• Released by Charlotte on 9/23/22
2021
• Was at AA Amarillo (AA Central) in the Arizona organization and played in 11 games before being released
• Signed with Minnesota and was assigned to Wichita (AA Central) and hit .317 with 19 stolen bases in 26 attempts
• Elected free agency following the season
2020
• Played in Australia during the 2019-20 season, pre-pandemic, appearing in 16 games with a .339 average, four RBI and three steals.
2019
• Went to the Australian League and played for Melbourne during the 2018-19 season, hitting .338 two homers, 18 RBI and 18 stolen bases in 25 attempts
• Moved up the AA Northwest Arkansas in the Royals system in 2019 and played in 80 games with a .226 average, three homers, 13 RBI and 26 stolen bases in 36 attempts
• Named a Texas League Mid-Season All-Star with the Northwest Arkansas Naturals
2018
• Returned to Wilmington for a second straight season, improved his average to .281 and added three homers and 46 RBI while stealing 32 bases
• Was a Caroline League Mid-Season and Post-Season All-Star with the Wilmington Blue Rocks
2017
• Was with A+ Wilmington (Carolina) for 103 games, and hit .227 with 29 RBI with no home runs and 32 stolen bases
2016
• Moved up to Class A Lexington (South Atlantic) and appeared in 125 games, hitting .257 with four homers, five triples, and 59 RBI
• Added 43 RBI
2015
• Spent the entire season at Idaho Falls (Pioneer) where he appeared in 65 games, hitting .290 with one homer and 28 RBI
• Stole 20 bases in 27 attempts
2014
• Drafted in the fourth round of the 2014 MLB Draft by the Kansas City Royals out of Fuquay-Varina HS in Fuquay-Varina, NC
• Assigned to Burlington (Appalachian) and hit .215 in 49 games as an 18-year-old professional rookie
• Had two homers and nine RBI in 49 games
• Played at Fuquay-Varina for Coach Milton Senter
• Was a three-year varsity starter for the Bengals and an all-state pick as a junior and senior
• First team all-conference pick after hitting .423 as a senior
2013
• Helped Fuquay-Varina to the 4-A state finals as a junior before losing game 3 to champion South Mecklenburg
• Earned all-state honors as a shortstop in helping the club to a 30-6 record
• First team All-Tri-9 conference selection
2012
• Also played basketball at Fuquay-Varina
2011
• Received a college baseball scholarship offer from South Carolina as a high school freshman

Kyle Barraclough

Kyle Barraclough

September 14, 2022 by Tanner Smith

COLLEGE: St. Mary’s (California)
HIGH SCHOOL: Wilcox HS, Santa Clara, Calif.

2024

  • Made 2 starts with High Point allowing two runs on six hits over nine innings before having his contract purchased by the Texas Rangers
  • At AAA Round Rock he worked through 55.1 innings, striking out 67 and walking 35
  • Finished with a 1-4 record and a 3.74 ERA
  • 10 straight scoreless appearances from 6/20 through 7/27 in Round Rock, tossing 15 innings over that time frame
  • 8.2 IP with only two hits allowed in the month of July during scoreless stretch at Round Rock

2023
• Appeared in seven games for the High Point Rockers including two starts
• Converted into a starter in his final two starts for the Rockers
• Went five innings and allowed three hits with six strikeouts in a no-decision vs. So, Maryland on 6/8
• Went five innings, allowing three hits and striking out three in a 6-3 win over Frederick, Md. (Spire City) on 6/14
• Had his contract purchased by Boston on 6/18/23
• Was 7-0 with a 2.57 ERA in eight starts at AAA Worcester before being called up 8/9/23
• Made four appearances with the Red Sox, all in Fenway Park
• Was 1-1 in three relief appearances, throwing 7.2 innings and striking out four while walking six

2022
• Appeared in eight games for the Angels and in 41 contests at Class AAA Salt Lake
• Was 4-3 with two saves in 41` games in the Pacific Coast League
• Was 0-1 over nine innings with nine strikeouts for the Angels
2021
• Was a combined 8-1 in 32 appearances covering 39.1 innings between Yankees AAA Scranton/Wilkes-Barre and Twins AAA St. Paul
• Posted a 2.75 ERA and fanned 62 in 39.1 innings after starting the year in Yankees organization and then signing with the Twins
• Appeared in 10 games at MLB with Minnesota, striking out 18 and walking eight in 13 innings while going 2-0 with a 5.54 ERA
2020
• Was assigned to the El Paso Chihuahuas but did not play due to the pandemic
2019
• Traded from Miami Marlins to the Washington Nationals for future considerations following the 2018 offseason
• Started the year with Nationals, appearing in 33 games with 30 strikeouts and 12 walks in 25.2 innings, posting 1-2 record with a devilish 6.66 ERA
• Designated for assignment by Washington on 8/6/19 but immediately signed by San Francisco Giants and started at AAA Sacramento
• Called up to Giants MLB club 9/2/19 and appeared in 10 games, pitching eight innings with 10 strikeouts and nine walks, posting 0-0 mark with 2.25 ERA
2018
• Spent the entire season at MLB with Miami, going 1-6 with a 4.20 ERA in 61 appearances, logging 10 saves and 55.2 innings with 60 strikeouts and 34 walks
2017
• Appeared in 66 games with Marlins, going 6-2 with a 3.00 ERA
• Tossed 66 innings with 76 strikeouts, 38 walks and 53 hits allowed
• Spent time on injured list with right shoulder impingement
2016
• Started the season at AAA New Orleans but called up to Marlins on 4/17/16
• Appeared in career-high 75 games at MLB Miami, going 6-3 with a 2.85 ERA over 72.2 innings
• Struck out 113 and walked 44 while allowing just 45 hits and 24 runs
• Selected as the Marlins Rookie of the Year
• Honored as National League Reliever of the Month in June 2018 when he made 12 appearances, pitched 12 innings and struck out 12 while allowing one hit and two walks
• Was eighth in the National League with 75 appearances
2015
• Started the year in the Cardinals organization then was traded to Miami for RHP Steve Cishek
• Pitched in four games at AA Jacksonville before being called up to Miami and making his MLB debut on 8/7/15 with one hitless inning at Atlanta
• Pitched in 25 games for the Marlins with a 2-1 record, 2.59 ERA and 30 strikeouts in 24.1 innings
• Yielded just 12 hits in those 24.1 innings
• Named a Texas League Mid-Season All-Star with the Spring Field Cardinals
2014
• Split time between St. Louis’ A+ club in Palm Beach and A Peoria, combining to go 2-2 with a 2.45 ERA and 78 strikeouts in 58.2 innings with 34 walks
2013
• Spent the entire season at the Cardinals Gulf Coast League entry and appeared in three games
2012
• Split time between the Cardinals A- club in Batavia New York and A Quad Cities
• Pitched in 15 games with three starts, going 0-3 with a 3.06 ERA
• Was a starter for the St. Mary’s Gaels of the West Coast Conference as a senior
• Ranks eighth in school history with 18 career wins, fifth with 332.2 innings and second with 290 strikeouts
• Career record of 18-25
2011
• Named first team All-West Coast Conference
2010
• Led St. Mary’s with six wins and 81 strikeouts in 15 starts
2009
• Selected to the All-West Coast Conference All-Freshman team

Taylor Guerrieri

Taylor Guerrieri

September 14, 2022 by Tanner Smith

HIGH SCHOOL: Spring Valley HS, Columbia, S.C.

STATUS
• A first round pick of Tampa Bay in 2011, he is the second former Tampa first rounder to play for High Point, joining 2012 pick Richie Shaffer (Rocker in 2019)

CAREER NOTES
• Spent two seasons in MLB, with Toronto in 2018 and Texas in 2019
• Has a career 5.81 ERA in 20 MLB appearances with 27 strikeouts in 26.1 innings

2024

  • Pitched in 11 games and made 9 starts for the Rockers in 2024
  • Finished 3-3 with a 4.36 ERA, tossed 45.1 IP, 14 BB, 37 K
  • Last appearance was 7/4 before landing on injured list
  • Best start of the season was 6/22 vs. So. Maryland when he went 5 innings without allowing a run and striking out 5 batters

2023
• Spent the entire season in the Rockers bullpen
• Appeared in 30 games, going 2-1 with a 4.55 ERA
• Tossed 29.2 innings while allowing 26 hits, 16 walks and striking out 30
2022
• Did not play
2021
• Split time between Seattle’s AAA Tacoma club and Philadelphia’s AAA Lehigh Valley
• Combined to go 3-1 with a 4.61 ERA in 22 appearances, all in relief… Tossed 35.2 innings and struck out 38 while walking 15
• Signed with Seattle as a free agent on 2/9/2021
• Chose free agency following the 2021 season with Philadelphia
2020
• Member of the Texas Rangers organization and went to spring training
2019
• Went to spring training on a minor league contract with the Texas Rangers
• Started the season with AAA Nashville before being called up to the Rangers on 7/16/19
• Made his first appearance as a Ranger on 7/16/19 vs. Arizona
• Had two outings of 3.0 innings and fanned a season-high four batters on two occasions
2018
• Made his MLB debut with Toronto at Miami with two innings in relief, allowing one hit and striking out one
• Made nine appearances for the Blue Jays and struck out eight in 9.2 innings
• Started the season with AAA Buffalo before being called up to MLB Toronto on 9/1/2018
2017
• Spent most of the season on the injury list and made two appearances at AAA Durham in the Tampa Bay organization, striking out 12 in 9.1 innings
2016
• Recorded a 12-6 record as a starter at AA Montgomery for Tampa Bay
• Pitched 146 innings with 89 strikeouts and 46 walks while allowing 130 hits with a 3.76 ERA
2015
• Split time between Tampa’s A+ club in Port Charlotte, FL and AA Montgomery, combining to go 5-3 as a starter
• Appeared in 20 games with 18 starts, hurling 78 innings and striking out 72 with just 19 walks
2014
• Made five appearances at the Rays Gulf Coast League complex with 10 strikeouts in 9.1 innings, yielding just seven hits and two walks
2013
• Went 6-2 in 14 starts with a 21.28 ERA and 51 strikeouts in 67 innings with 12 walks
• Named Midwest League Pitcher of the Week on 5/13/13 while pitching for the Bowling Green Hot Rods
• Earned Mid-Season All-Star status with Bowling Green and participated in the Futures Game
• Underwent Tommy John surgery on 7/24/13
2012
• Started his pro career at A-Hudson Valley (New York-Penn) with 12 starts and a 1-2 record with 45 strikeouts in 52 innings while walking just five walks
• Was a Mid-Season All-Star with Hudson Valley and the Topps New York-Penn League Player of the Year
• Named a Tampa Bay Rays MiLB Organization All-Star
2011
• Signed with Tampa on 8/15/2011
• Pitched for Spring Valley High in Columbia, SC as a senior
• Was rated the state’s top baseball prospect by Diamond Prospects and Baseball America
• Ranked as the No. 23 prospect nationally in the class of 2012
• Was hitting 95-98 during his senior year in high school, going 6-1 with a 1.10 ERA and 72 strikeouts in 51 innings
• Regularly pitched in front of 20 MLB scouts
• Other 2011 MLB first round picks included Gerrit Cole (1), Trevor Bauer (3), Anthony Rendon (6), Francisco Lindor (8), Javier Baez (9), George Springer (11), Sonny Gray (18)
2010
• As a high school senior, signed a National Letter of Intent to attend South Carolina
• Transferred from North Augusta, SC to Columbia Spring Valley HS
2009
• Pitched at North August High School
2007
• Helped North Augusta to the South Carolina Dixie Youth 14s state tournament
PERSONAL
• Christopher Taylor Guerrieri

Ben Aklinski

Ben Aklinski

March 29, 2022 by Chris Whitesell

8COLLEGE: Phoenix College/Kentucky
HIGH SCHOOL: Greenway HS, Phoenix, Ariz.

See Ben's Stats

 

CAREER NOTES

  • Returns to the Rockers for his fourth season and his fifth year in the Atlantic League
  • Is one of just two players in ALPB history with multiple 100-RBI seasons after driving in 102 in 2023 and 105 with Lexington in 2021
    • Was one of just two players in the Atlantic League in 2021 to rank in the top four in home runs, RBI, runs scored and extra base hits
    • Holds the Rockers career record with eight grand slams
  • Enters the 2025 season with 100 career homers and 90 stolen bases during his ALPB career. Will look to become just the third player in league history with 100 homers and 100 stolen bases in a career.

2024

  • Hit .247 in 2024 with a team-high 29 homers and 92 RBI
  • Ranks among the ALPB all-time leaders with 100 career home runs
  • Two-time member of the 20-20 club with 24 homers and 31 stolen bases in 2023 and 29 HR, 29 RBI in 2024
  • Is one of only two players in league history with a pair of 100 RBI seasons
  • Among the ALPB elite with four consecutive seasons with 100 or more hits
  • Has 72 homers over the last three seasons, the second-most among ALPB players during that span
  • Has 268 RBI over the last three years, topped only by Zander Wiel’s 268
  • Scored 94 runs and stole 29 bases
  • Named to the ALPB All-Defensive team in 2024
  • Drove in a career-high eight runs vs. Lexington on 4/27/24

2023
• Named to the Atlantic League Post-Season All-Star team after hitting .286 with 24 home runs and 102 RBI
• Led the Atlantic League with 114 runs scored, the third-highest total in league history
• Second in the ALPB with 102 RBI
• Set a club record with seven at-bats in a game at Spire City on 7/29/23
• Had a pair of five-hit games vs. Spire City on 7/29/23 and on 5/5/23
• Tied club record with 13 total bases vs. Spire City on 5/5/23 (2 2B, 2 HR, 1B)
• Ranks first in club history, drawing 144 walks in his two seasons
• Set Rockers record with three grand slams (7/9 vs. GAS; 7/29 vs. SPC; 8/1 vs. GAS)
• Led the Rockers in games played (123), at-bats (451), Runs (114), hits (129), walks (71), OPS (.914), sac flies (8) and HBP (17)
• Hit .381 in the postseason (8-for-21) with a homer and seven RBI and two runs scored

2022

• Spent the entire season with the Rockers, hitting .268 with 19 homers and 74 RBI
• Named to the ALPB Ballpark Digest Mid-Season All-Star team
• Ranked fourth in the ALPB in runs, sixth in doubles and sixth in extra base hits (55).
• Led the team in games played (121), at-bats (448), plate appearances (538), runs (93), doubles (33), walks (73), stolen bases (20)
• Led the team with 32 multi-hit games and four walk-off hits
• Tied for the team lead with two grand slams and had one of the Rockers’ two inside-the-park home runs
• Was 5-for-34 (.147) in eight postseason games with a home run, double and three RBI
• Hit an inside-the-park homer vs. Lexington 5/18/22
• Had a pair of walk-off hits vs. Staten Island in a single series including a walk-off single for 3-2 win on 5/20/22 and a 2-run HR on 5/22/22 in a 4-3 win
• Hit a walk-off grand slam 7/24/22 to beat Gastonia 7-6 at Truist Point
• Hit a walk-off sac fly to beat Lexington 5-4 on 8/24/22

2021

  • Helped the Lexington Legends win the ALPB title in their first season in the league.
  • Hit .290 with 28 home runs and 105 RBI
  • Finished fourth in the ALPB in homers, second in RBI, third in total bases and second in runs scored.
  • Hit 10 homers in 25 August contests and knocked in 38 runs in 30 September games
  • Hit a three-run homer in the final game of Lexington’s Championship Series win over Long Island
  • DH and played RF in six postseason games against Charleston (Division series) and Long Island (Championship series)

2019

  • Promoted to A+ Clearwater (Florida State) and posted a .196 batting average in 51 games while fighting through injuries
  • Spent time on the injured list and was assigned to multiple rehab assignments.

2018

  • Taken in the 32nd round of the 2018 MLB June Amateur Draft.
  • Spent the majority of the season at A-Williamsport (New York-Penn) where he hit .255 with seven homers and 25 RBI.
  • Member of the New York-Penn League All-Star team.

2017

  • Named Second-Team All-America and led Phoenix College to a Southwest District championship…Honored as NJCAA Division II Defensive Player of the Year…Named ACCAC Player of the Year…Rawlings Gold Glove winner (OF)…Ranked among nation’s top players in doubles (2nd), total bases (2nd), runs (7th), triples (13th), home runs (13th) and RBI (25th)…Appeared in 64 games, hitting .364 (87-239) with a .448 on-base percentage and .703 slugging percentage…Scored 70 runs while hitting 27 doubles, six triples, 14 home runs and driving in 61….Walked 32 times against just 29 strikeouts with 168 total bases and four steals…NJCAA Division II NJCAA World Series all-tournament team…In 2016, named Second-Team All-ACCAC…Played for Kevin Kimball.

Second-Team JUCO All-American (2017)

  • NJCAA Division II Defensive PLayer of the Year (2017)
  • Arizona Community College Athletic Conference Player of the Year (2017)
  • Rawlings JUCO Gold Glove (2017)
  • First-Team All-ACCAC (2017)

2016

  • Second-Team All-ACCAC (2016)

2015

  • Earned three letters at Greenway High School in Phoenix…Played for Matthew Denny…Won the state championship in 2014…Greenway was named Medium School National Champion by MaxPreps in 2014…Team tied state record with a 29-game win streak in 2013…Was named Second-Team All-State in 2014.

PERSONAL

  • Benjamin Tyler Aklinski
  • Pronounced “Uh-klin-ski”
  • Son of Laura Ideus…Has an older brother, Joe, and a twin brother, Matt
  • Also played golf in high school
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