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coaching staff Mark Mason, Manager Mark Mason enters his sixth season at the helm of the York Revolution in 2018 and 30th year as a coach or manager at either the collegiate or professional level. With 351 victories through his first five years, Mason is the winningest manager in Revolution history. The longest-tenured manager in club history, Mason also enters his ninth overall season on the staff in 2018, matching Enohel Polanco for longest-tenured staff member in club history. The two have been part of 572 combined victories. Mason’s promotion to manager was announced on September 4, 2012, following a highly successful three-year tenure as the club’s pitching coach. Mason orchestrated a dramatic midseason turnaround in 2017, guiding the Revolution to a second half division title and a 6-1 postseason record en route to winning the franchise’s third Atlantic League championship and first since 2011. The 6-1 run through the playoffs established the best postseason mark in Revolution history. Once again fielding arguably the league’s most exciting team, Mason built an offense that paced the circuit with 139 home runs. Mason guided the Revolution to a 76-win season in 2016, the franchise’s third-highest win total alltime. It included a personal milestone for Mason, who tied his predecessor Andy Etchebarren for the franchise’s all-time wins record with his 237th victory on June 16, 2016, in a 5-3 win at Somerset, and surpassed “Etch” with win number 238 the following night, June 17, 2016, in a 6-4 home win vs. Bridgeport. His squad was known for its never-say-die approach, pulling off an incredible team-record 44 come-from-behind victories, eight more than the previous high, including 15 victories when trailing heading to the late innings. Mason also pushed the right buttons in close games, as his team went 4328 in games decided by two runs or fewer and 15-4 in one-run games at home. Overall, York’s home field advantage was the Atlantic League’s best with a 43-27 mark at PeoplesBank Park. Offensively, York bashed 133 home runs, their highest total in four years and the second-highest total in the league. Since Mason’s arrival in 2010, the Revs have had 25 players signed in-season by Major League organizations, 14 of whom have come from Mason’s pitching staffs. Seven of those pitchers and eight total players have made it to the Major Leagues. As a player, Mason pitched in the Pittsburgh Pirates organization, ascending as high as Double-A Lynn (MA) of the Eastern League. “Mase” also pitched at Waynesburg (Pa.) College, which is now Waynesburg University.

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Paul Fletcher, Pitching Coach Paul Fletcher enters his fifth season as pitching coach with the York Revolution in 2018, the longest-tenured pitching coach in Revs history. In 2014, the Revs rolled out their best season as a unit in franchise history. Compiling the second most wins (78) in a season in club history, Fletcher’s staff set a club record for team ERA with a 3.44 mark that also ranked second lowest in the league. The 2014 staff also set club records for fewest hits and walks allowed in a season, lowest opponents average (.254), and for most saves (42) in a season. Three pitchers from Fletcher’s record-setting staff signed with Major League organizations during the 2014 season, while two others signed to pitch in top-level leagues overseas. Fletcher’s professional career began in 1992, when he was selected by the Kansas City Royals in the 24th round of the Major League draft, after a decorated college career at the University of Tennessee where he was an all-SEC selection in 1991, breaking school records for wins, strikeouts, and innings pitched. After initially breaking into the pro ranks in the Royals farm system, the left-hander pitched for Ohio Valley of the Frontier League, earning a contract from there with the Chicago White Sox organization. Fletcher later returned to the Frontier League where the former starter pitched for the Springfield Capitals as a closer to cap his five-year playing career, before making the transition to pitching coach with that team in 1997.

Enohel Polanco, Bench/Third Base Coach Enohel Polanco returns to the Revs for his ninth season on the staff, joining manager Mark Mason as the longest-tenured members of the baseball staff in franchise history. “Polo” made the transition from player to coach during the 2010 season, initially as the club’s first ever player-coach, holding both an active roster spot as an infielder as well as a spot on the coaching staff. During his time in York, he has played a major role both on the field as the team’s third base coach and behind the scenes in helping the club reach the postseason during six of his eight years. The 2010 and 2011 championships marked the first Atlantic League titles of Polanco’s career, before adding a third ring with the Revs in 2017. The 2018 season is his 16th in the league, and the Revs are his sixth Atlantic League team. A native of Puerto Plata, Dominican Republic, Polanco began his professional career in 1995 when he signed with the New York Mets. His 14-year career as a player also took him to the Chicago Cubs, Cleveland Indians, Florida Marlins, and Colorado Rockies farm systems, reaching the Triple-A level with Cleveland and Florida in 2000. In total, he played for 21 different clubs, including seven during the 2000 season alone. Polanco has also been instrumental in the Revolution’s player procurement efforts. 3

Park Policies Alcoholic Beverages

Fans of legal drinking age with a valid form of identification are invited to consume alcoholic beverages in a responsible, non-disruptive manner. All fans wishing to purchase an alcoholic beverage will be ID’d.

Autographs and Pictures

Fans are encouraged to ask players and coaches for autographs and pictures. However, once the umpires take the field, players and coaches may not sign autographs or take pictures until the game is complete. We ask all fans for their cooperation.

Foul Balls

Fans are reminded to stay alert at all times, as bats and balls may enter the stands. You are welcome to keep any ball thrown or hit into the stands. Fans may not, under any circumstances, interfere with a ball that is in play by leaning over the box seating railing or outfield wall. Violators will be subject to ejection from the park.

Gates Open

PeoplesBank Park gates will open one hour before the scheduled game time, unless otherwise noted.

Fan Services Center

Bag Inspection

Fans are permitted to carry their belongings to the game in bags or backpacks. These are subject to inspection upon entry to the park. Please DO NOT bring weapons of any kind into PeoplesBank Park.

Cameras

Fans are invited to use cameras and video recorders inside PeoplesBank Park. Photography and videography of the park, the players, or the experience may not be used for commercial sale.

Child Ticket Policy

Children under the age of three are not required to purchase a ticket if they plan to sit on an adult’s lap. However, they still require a free ticket, which can be picked up at the ticket office.

Concessions

PeoplesBank Park features many local York County and ballpark favorites that will make your mouth water the second you step through the gate! No outside food or beverage may be brought into PeoplesBank Park. One sealed retail bottle of water is permitted per person.

Exit & Re-Entry

Once inside PeoplesBank Park, fans may exit from any of the four gates. Fans wishing to re-enter the park must have a valid hand-stamp and ticket to re-enter. Re-entry is only permitted through the centerfield gate or the main gate.

The Fan Services Center is located on the concourse behind home plate. Stop by the Fan Services Center should you have questions, need to check the lost and found, or page a fan while you’re at PeoplesBank Park. The Fan Services Center is also where you can sign up for all drawings, contests, and park announcements.

Inclement Weather/Rain Out Policy

In the event of rain, a game is considered rained out if 5 (4 1/2 if the Revolution have the lead) innings are not played. Should this occur, a ticket may be exchanged at the ticket office for any remaining regular season home game, based on availability, for tickets of equal or lesser value. No refunds will be issued.

Lawn Chairs & Blankets

Fans may bring lawn chairs and blankets into the ballpark to enjoy the game in the Appell Lawn seating area.

Non-Park Food & Beverage

No outside food may be brought into PeoplesBank Park. One sealed retail bottle of water is permitted per person.

Public Address & Video Board Announcements

All public address and video board announcements must be submitted prior to the first pitch of the game you are attending. You may do so at the Fan Services Center. All fans making requests will be asked to make a $10 cash-only donation to benefit the York Revolution Community Fund.

Fan Conduct

The York Revolution strives to provide a family-friendly atmosphere. Obscene or offensive signs, clothing, language, or gestures will not be tolerated, and we ask that all fans refrain from this behavior. Fans failing to comply with these policies may be asked to leave PeoplesBank Park. 4

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Restrooms

Restroom are located in the following areas: in the centerfield All-American Grill building, behind Section 23 on the third base concourse, behind Section 5 on the first base concourse, adjacent to the First Capital Federal Credit Union Team Store and across from Skybox 10 on the suite level. All bathrooms are handicap accessible and equipped with babychanging stations.

WellSpan Health Nursing Mothers Station

The WellSpan Health Nursing Mothers Station is located by the Main Gate in the Press Box Room. Visit Fan Services for access.

Smoking

In consideration of the health and comfort of others, smoking is not permitted inside PeoplesBank Park. Fans are invited to smoke in designated smoking areas, which are located outside the centerfield gate or in the Brooks Robinson Plaza. Fans leaving the stadium will receive a hand-stamp that will enable them to re-enter the park. Vaping and e-cigarettes of any kind are not permitted inside the park.

Weapons

Please refrain from bringing weapons of any kind into PeoplesBank Park.

WellSpan Health First Aid

The WellSpan Health First Aid Station is located on the concourse behind Section 9 on the first base side. Please report all injuries, accidents or any illnesses requiring assistance at this location, and do not leave the stadium without reporting injuries.

If you would like to be relocated to a seat behind the protective netting, please see an usher, and they can reseat you.

Special Needs Accessibility

PeoplesBank Park is completely handicap accessible and exceeds all ADA requirements. Handicap accessible parking is available in the Brooks Robinson Plaza Lot and the Somerville Lot. Handicap seating is available at all price levels.

Ticket Office

The ticket office is located at the main entrance of PeoplesBank Park on the left side of the building. Hours are Monday through Friday, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., and 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Saturdays. On game days, the ticket office is open from 10 a.m. until the end of the fifth inning.

Ticket Exchange Policy

Ticket holders may exchange expired tickets for regular season home game tickets for the Appell Lawn seating area. All other exchanges must be done at least 24 hours prior to the original game date in person at the ticket office for any regular season game for comparable seating. All exchanges are based on availability.

Park and ticket info • Park Owners: York County Industrial Development Authority (20-year lease) • Groundbreaking: September 29, 2006

• Heritage Boxes: 12 Heritage Boxes behind home plate with eight seats each, includes in-seat food and beverage service • Luxury Suites: Five luxury suites available for rent on the Skybox Level, ranging from 20-200 in total capacity

• First game played: June 15, 2007 • Total number of seating sections: 26

• Concession Stands: Foul Line Fare, on the first base side behind Sections 8-10; Grand Slam Grill, on the third base side behind Sections 16-18; and the All-American Grill, located behind center field.

• Appell Lawn seating capacity: 1,600 • Seating bowl capacity: 4,167 • Total park capacity: 7,312 • The Arch Nemesis: The tallest wall in pro baseball, stands 37 feet and 8 inches tall in left field • Manually operated scoreboard: Located on the Arch Nemesis • Bullpen Balcony/Home Run Patio: Group hospitality areas located by the right field wall with up to a 400-person seating capacity and arcade games • Kona Ice Birthday Zone: Covered party area in right center field • Skybox Level: 20 skyboxes, each with a 25-person capacity and private restroom • Dietz & Bluett Insurance Solutions Diamond Deck: Group hospitality area behind home plate with a 50-person seating capacity

• Arch Street Eats: Featuring Bricker’s Famous French Fries, Kona Ice, Macho Nacho, Savory’s Pumpkin Funnel Cakes, and Hatfield Grill • Brooks Robinson Plaza: The York Revolution pay tribute to Brooks Robinson, one of the greatest icons in the history of baseball, through the plaza and statue located at the entrance to PeoplesBank Park. Before a 23-season career with the Baltimore Orioles, Robinson began his professional career as a member of the minor league York White Roses in 1955. • PeoplesBank ATM: Conveniently located inside the park’s main gate behind home plate, next to the press box • Dimensions: LF 300’; CF 405’; RF 325’

Individual Tickets Three ways to order tickets. It’s easy! 1. Online at YorkRevolution.com, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Mobile friendly as well! 2. By phone at 717-801-4487 3. In person at the ticket office located at PeoplesBank Park (5 Brooks Robinson Way, York, PA 17401)

Ticket Office Hours:

Non-Game Days: Monday – Friday 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Saturday 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Game Days: 10 a.m. to end of 5th inning.

Ticket Prices: Appell Lawn: Field Box: Dugout Box:

Advance: $8 + tax $12 + tax $14 + tax

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around the atlantic league The mission of the Atlantic League of Professional Baseball Clubs, Inc. is to bring a high level of professional baseball and affordable family entertainment to selected communities not being served by Major League teams or affiliates. The Atlantic League began play in 1998 with six franchises: the Atlantic City Surf, Bridgeport Bluefish, Nashua Pride, Newark Bears, Newburgh Black Diamonds, and Somerset Patriots. The league currently has eight teams.

LANCASTER BARNSTORMERS

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JOINED ALPB: 2005

JOINED ALPB: 2000

JOINED ALPB: 2016

CHAMPIONSHIPS: 2006, 2014

CHAMPIONSHIPS: 2004, 2012, 2013

MANAGER: Wally Backman

MANAGER: Ross Peeples

MANAGER: Kevin Baez

GM: Brad Smith

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BALLPARK: New Britain Stadium

CITY: Lancaster, PA

BALLPARK: Bethpage Ballpark

CITY: New Britain, CT

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CITY: Central Islip, NY

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NOTABLE MLB ALUMNI: Greg Golson, NOTABLE MLB ALUMNI: Tommy Everidge, WEBSITE: liducks.com Eric Junge, Scott Patterson, Terry Tiffee, NOTABLE MLB ALUMNI: Edgardo Alfonso, Josh Outman Matt Watson, Jerome Williams Carlos Baerga, Carl Everett, Jay Gibbons, Sidney Ponson, Preston Wilson, Rich Hill, Francisco Rodriguez

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SOMERSET PATRIOTS

MANAGER: Ellie Rodriguez

JOINED ALPB: 1998

MEMBER OF ALPB: 2007, 2011, 2018

CHAMPIONSHIPS: 2001, 2003, 2005, 2008, 2009, 2015

NOTABLE MLB ALUMNI: Alberto Castillo

GM: Patrick McVerry

MANAGER: Brett Jodie BALLPARK: TD Bank Ballpark CITY: Bridgewater, NJ WEBSITE: somersetpatriots.com NOTABLE MLB ALUMNI: Mark DiFelice, Brandon Knight, Bill Pulsipher, Tim Raines Jr.

SOUTHERN MARYLAND BLUE CRABS JOINED ALPB: 2008 MANAGER: James Frisbie GM: Courtney Knichel BALLPARK: Regency Furniture Stadium CITY: Waldorf, MD WEBSITE: somdbluecrabs.com NOTABLE MLB ALUMNI: Dane De La Rosa, John Halama, Michael Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Connor, Curtis Pride, Michael Tucker

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JOINED ALPB: 2012

JOINED ALPB: 2007

CHAMPIONSHIPS: 2016

CHAMPIONSHIPS: 2010, 2011, 2017

MANAGER: Pete Incaviglia

MANAGER: Mark Mason

GM: Jay Miller

GM: John Gibson

BALLPARK: Constellation Field

BALLPARK: PeoplesBank Park

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CITY: York, PA

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NOTABLE MLB ALUMNI: Roger Clemens, Scott Kazmir, Jason Lane, Ryan Langerhans, Gary Majewski, Tim Redding

NOTABLE MLB ALUMNI: Shawn Hill, Andy Marte, Scott Rice, Mark Teahen, Ian Thomas, Brett Tomko, Tike Redman, Shea Hillenbrand

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a word from the alpb Dear Fans: Welcome to PeoplesBank Park, home of the 2017 Atlantic League Champion York Revolution and one of the top ballparks in minor league baseball. We are honored you have chosen to visit the Revs as we celebrate the Atlantic League’s 21st Championship Season. Over the past decade the Revolution have consistently offered the White Rose City great baseball in an intimate, family-friendly environment – a great opportunity to bond with friends and loved ones. The team constantly strives to improve its ballclub and facilities, all to better serve York fans. Over two million guests will visit PeoplesBank Park and other Atlantic League venues this season. Through the years, we have welcomed over 38 million guests to Atlantic League games to follow some of the best players in the world. More than 900 Atlantic League alumni have joined MLB organizations and the League has sent nearly 150 of those players to the big leagues. Have you noticed Major League Baseball’s introduced pace of play initiatives this year? They were inspired by the actions of the Atlantic League and its players, which resulted in shorter average game times throughout our league. In addition to their extraordinary skill, we hope you note the hustle our players bring to the ballpark every day. Thank you for joining the Revs as they defend their Atlantic League championship. Without you, the Atlantic League would not be minor league baseball’s pre-eminent league. Please sit back, relax, and enjoy the Revolution. With kind regards,

Rick White, President

The Atlantic League of Professional Baseball Clubs, Inc. P.O. Box 5190 Lancaster, PA 17606

Revolution staff ERIC MENZER President

DARRELL HENRY WOYK 1350 GM Play-By-Play

CODY BANNON

JOHN GIBSON

General Manager/ Vice President of Operations

ADAM NUGENT

Director of Special Events/ Eventive

SARAH DAILEY

NATE TILE

Vice President of Business Development

ALISON BEDDIA

Client Services Coordinator

BRANDON TESLUK

Creative Director

Marketing Manager

Senior Account Executive

JORDAN HAIDLE

ZACHARY GETZ

TAYLOR CUBBLER

Season Ticket Account Executive

MIKE HARBOY

Client Services Assistant

Group & Hospitality Account Executive

KELSEY DORNER

BOB GIBSON

Box Office Manager

DAVID DICCE

REED GUNDERSON Director of Hospitality and Group Sales

JEN MARTIN

Facilities & Baseball Operations Manager

Finance Coordinator

BRETT PIETRZAK

YESENIA SANTIAGO

Account Executive, WOYK

Group Hospitality Services Coordinator

MATT HAWN

ANTWON CURTIS

MIKE MARCANTONINI

MARY BETH CHING

Group & Hospitality Account Executive

Baseball Operations Assistant

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CINDY BROWN

Director of Ticketing

Senior Account Executive

QUINTON ROHRBOUGH

Marketing Assistant

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DOUG EPPLER

Director of Marketing and Communications

TERRANCE HAVERCOME Operations Assistant

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From the desk of... Many seasons into my tenure in the front office of the Revs, I’ve noticed fans are often very curious to know a wide array of things about why we do what we do, or ask why we don’t do something that they think is an obvious way to better serve our customers, bring in large crowds, or make more money. It’s the basis of questions we deliberate thoroughly to test ideas before we put them into action. Why does this work? Why would someone buy a ticket to this? Why didn’t we think of that?! We also hear a lot of questions asking “why not?” Philosophers have deliberated for years over the relationship between the two. Psychologists work to understand how our experiences shape our attitudes and why we may cautiously ask “why” or why more adventurous souls just figure “why not.” DownTown, York’s great thinker of the 21st century, has seriously considered all the why’s and why not’s and carefully crafted #RevsTime. What on Earth is #RevsTime, you ask? Well, if you have to ask, you haven’t experienced it. You see, the single greatest component of #RevsTime is that when you experience it, you don’t ask why or deliberate why not. You’re just happy. You’re present. Your heart is full, and your mind is off. #RevsTime happens organically, without notice, when the York community comes together to celebrate at PeoplesBank Park. It’s the roar of the crowd, high fives, and fist pumps when we hit a home run. The excitement of a closely contested WellSpan Fruit Race, the smiles of families watching loved ones make a trip around the carousel, the exuberance of a youngster catching a foul ball, or the “ooh’s” and “ahh’s” during firework shows. It’s the triumph of the annual Cancer Survivor Day parade, the Salute to Veterans recognition ceremony, and the Recovery Circle in September. It’s buying tickets to support local nonprofits and little leagues, four-year-olds singing the national anthem, interns working 80-hour weeks to launch their careers, and ushers introducing you to their great-grandchildren. It’s comradery with life-long friends, laughs with newly made acquaintances, and photographs with family members you’ll cherish for years to come. It’s a loose dress code, minimal rules, no deadlines, good ‘ole fashioned fun place to be, centered around the national pastime with cold beer and tasty snacks. Still skeptical? That’s all right. I know it exists because I’ve felt it. Time and time again. I’m often asked why I’m still here after nine years, or “why not go to the ‘big leagues?’” and I can’t help but remember the #RevsTime that made for my personal best days ever: John Kuhn getting out of the car at the All-Star Game in 2011 and Sean Smith’s hop around the bases in 2014 are two of the best goose bump moments I’ve experienced. I still feel the rush of excitement from Telvin Nash’s championship-winning home run last fall. If I try to explain the feeling, I can’t. Blaise Pascal, a French philosopher, once mentioned that, “All of our reasoning ends in surrender to feeling.” Hmm. For all the reasons we entice fans to visit the ballpark, we’ll never be able to explain the best one there is. For some reason, I have a feeling that we’ll never have to. When you feel it, you’ll know why. THIS is #RevsTime.

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Director of Hospitality & Group Sales

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Real Stories of Hunger Food for Nanna’s Kitchen Writer: Michael Vyskocil Photographer: Eric Forberger

“Nanna’s Kitchen: where grandkids are spoiled” reads a sign hanging in York resident Francine Moore’s kitchen. Raising two grandchildren by herself—one age 9 and the other 17—Moore recognizes the challenge of putting food on the table while living on a fixed income. Some days, weeks, or months are lean. Unexpected repairs around the house and unforeseen expenses can add up. Social Security provides only a portion of what’s needed to cover living expenses. For Moore, the Senior Box Program through the York County Food Bank offers the food support necessary to help older adults like her maximize their fixed incomes. The program provides one box of food per month consisting of items such as canned fruits and vegetables, hot or cold cereal, pasta, canned protein foods, bottled fruit juice, shelf-stable 2 percent milk, and a 2 lb. block of cheese. “I’m grateful for the Food Bank,” she says. “I’m grateful for it because I know about and see the people who stand in line at the Food Bank every Friday for food. I’ve been in that line,” she says. They are the parents, grandparents, aunts, uncles and single individuals who wait in the rain, snow, sun, cold, and heat to receive the food they need to feed themselves and their families. Walking through the food pantry clearinghouse at the York County Food Bank, Moore’s gaze focuses on the bags, boxes, cans, and containers that line the floor and shelves of the space. She recounts the story of her life, where mistakes were made and choices impacted decisions at critical turning points of her life. She reflects on the children she’s raised and the grandchildren she feeds at the table of “Nanna’s Kitchen.”

“I feed more people than I may know, and I’m blessed because of that,” she says. “When you stop to think about those who are hungry in York County,’ she says, “it’s more than just giving a box of cereal and some canned goods. It’s about people in communities sharing what they have. To whom much is given, much is required.” Live here. Give here. You can help people like Francine Moore feed loved ones, friends, and neighbors in our community. Donate your non-perishable food items in support of Hunger Free Mondays. When you do, you’ll be sharing the gift of love and helping the York County Food Bank fight hunger in York County. York County Food Bank

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welcome to the ballpark August 3 - August 5 vs. Southern MD Blue Crabs friday, August 3 - 6:30 pm Promotions/Giveaways: Boy Scout Night, DownTown’s Birthday National Anthem: Alexandra Coughlin First Pitches: Dallas Goheen, Standrick Patton, Dustin Beaverson, Karisma Goheen Groups: Goheen Family, First Friday Latino, United Cool-Air, Continental Food Service, OSS Health, Saint Paul United Church of Christ-Shrewsbury, Kennard-Dale High School Cheerleading, Pack 24, Pack 25, Pack 28, Pack 43, Pack 54, Pack 69, Pack 71, Pack 90, Pack 94, Pack 97, Pack 162, Pack 501, Pack 468, Troop 71, Troop 468 Happy Birthday: DownTown!

saturday, August 4 - 6:30 pm Promotions/Giveaways: Health Fair Night presented by OSS Health, Visor giveaway presented by OSS Health, Fireworks, Softball Night featuring pre-game clinic by Carmen Fusco Pro Baseball & Softball Academy, ZOOperstars! National Anthem: Life Discovery Church of McSherrystown First Pitches: OSS Health, Lisa Baker, Living Word, BAE Systems, Brock Hellman, Jim Henney Groups: : York Adams County Professional Masonry Association, Bunzl, Gamlet, OSS Health, Deena Pace Client Appreciation, Carmen Fusco Pro Baseball/Softball Academy, West York Boys Club, Life Discovery Church of McSherrystown, BAE Systems, Prestige Softball, York City Bureau of Health, Elizabethtown College-Alumni Association, Hanover Trinity Church of the Nazarene, Lewisberry Self-Storage, Southwestern Class of ‘89, ComForCare Home Care, MTAA 10U Softball, Windsor Softball League, Zion’s View Softball, Upper Adams Youth Softball, West Manchester Township Softball

Sunday, August 5 - 1:00 pm Promotions/Giveaways: $1 Dog Day presented by Hatfield Quality Meats, Sunday Funday presented by Weis Markets, featuring Pre-Game Autograph Session and Catch on the Field and Post-Game Kids Run the Bases, Psychic Day National Anthem: Brittany Stevens First Pitches: Smiley, Broden Brooks Groups: L & H Mechanical and Electrical Services, Inc., Frito Lay, Hershey Equipment Company, Dover Township Volunteer Fire Department, HART Center, Miles Maytag Appliance Center, WellSpan Health, The Hanover Area Parrot Head Society, Graham Packaging Company Happy Birthday: Broden Brooks 14

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August 6 - August 8 vs. New Britain Bees Monday, August 6 - 6:30 pm Promotions/Giveaways: Hunger Free Monday presented by United Fiber & Data to benefit the York County Food Bank, Trivia Night hosted by Showtime Trivia First Pitch: Garrety Glass Groups: Evette Miller Family & Friends

Tuesday, august 7 - 6:30pm Promotions/Giveaways: WellSpan Sports Medicine Silver Sluggers Groups: Turkey Hill Minit Markets, Equality Fest, Emmanuel United Church of Christ – Hanover, NRG Controls Incorporated

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Hustle and Opportunity Welington Dotel Finds Them in York From Darrell Henry’s interview with Revolution outfielder Welington Dotel on 1350 WOYK, Friday, July 6, 2018

WD: I enjoyed coming to play against York. When Bridgeport was getting ready to throw in the towel, I said, ‘Wow, who am I going to play for?’ and ‘Hopefully I can get picked up by York.’ When Sugar Land picked me up, I said, ‘Well, that’s the job. I have to go over there and do my job.’ When it didn’t work out over there and I heard from York, I said that’s an opportunity and I’m going to sign with York. DH: How long have you know [Revolution batting coach Enohel] Polanco? WD: Since 2015. Great guy. Great coach. He helps us a lot. Darrell Henry: Your first couple of months in York – how much have you enjoyed it? Welington Dotel: I’ve been enjoying it a lot, you know? Because I’m playing with a couple of [former] teammates, and we have a good crew. We’ve been working hard, we’ve been working together, helping each other. That’s great. That makes a good group.

DH: What was home like growing up? WD: I grew up in Santo Domingo.

DH: When you first got here – as you said, you had some teammates from Bridgeport that were already here – did that make it pretty easy to come in that first day? WD: Yeah, definitely. When you go to a team and you already have a teammate there, you’re in the group already. It’s like a brother, a family, you know? DH: We had seen you come into York, obviously, as an opposing player and thought ‘Oh, great, here he is again at the plate. He’s going to hit a bomb or something against us.’ You did some damage when you were with Bridgeport. How much did you enjoy coming into York as a visiting player before you called this your hometown?

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DH: You’ve had such a long and productive career. When you think back on it, are there one or two hits that stand out, maybe a big walkoff or a championship win? WD: Last year in Mexico, I had one. It’s awesome. When you get a hit to help your team win the ball game, that’s something you’re going to remember forever. DH: How confident is the [team] in making a run in the second half? WD: I was talking with my teammates and we said forget about the first half. Forget about the past. Let’s hustle and do our job no matter what.

DH: Did you play in sand lots when you were younger? WD: In DR, it’s crazy. We played everywhere. [Laughing] If we found an apple, we hit an apple. If we found a mango, we hit a mango. It was crazy. That was all we did back there. [Baseball] all the time. It was fun. DH: When you came to Seattle, is that when you first came to the U.S.? WD: Yeah, that was my first time on an airplane. I was nervous, but after while I got used to it. Now it’s normal. DH: When we see you come up to the plate, you’ve got the open stance, the hands a little bit lower than a lot of guys do. When did you start hitting like that? WD: Sometimes you have to make adjustments for yourself. Even when your hitting coach tries to help you, you have to believe in yourself and what you’re doing, and you have to trust the process, you know? And that’s what happened to me. I didn’t feel comfortable hitting the high hands. I just dropped them a little bit and tried to get comfortable, to get better movement, to use my hands closer to the inside of my body.

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This day in york baseball history Revs Time as we know it carries on a great legacy of baseball in York. In our recurring series, Revolutionary Times looks back at some of the pivotal moments from this time in previous seasons.

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Stephen Penney sets a club record for longest scoreless streak by a reliever, surpassing the previous mark of 18.1 innings (Sean Stidfole, 2010). Penney’s record would eventually reach 20.2 innings.

The Revs achieve a milestone, earning the 300th win in franchise history with a 10-4 victory over the Somerset Patriots at then Sovereign Bank Stadium.

Rommie Lewis takes over the Revs’ alltime lead in saves with his 32nd in a York uniform, closing out a 5-4 win over Long Island.

August 5, 2009

August 8, 2016

August 11, 2013

The Revs tie the largest comeback in team history in a 10-8 win vs. New Britain in front of 6,731 fans at PeoplesBank Park. York trailed 8-1 early but completed the comeback on Jared Mitchell’s 3-run double with two outs in the 8th. Mike DeMark tied the club’s single-season saves record with his 28th, a night before breaking that record and tying the franchise’s career record.

The Revs win the Community Cup for the first time since 2010 with a 6-4 victory over the Barnstormers at then Sovereign Bank Stadium, earning their 11th win of the season series with three meetings still remaining.

After nearly three years at the helm and 162 victories, Chris Hoiles, the first manager in franchise history, steps down from his post. The Revs defeat the Camden Riversharks, 3-1, in Sam Snider’s first game as interim manager.

August 5, 2015 Andres Perez notches his 400th hit with the Revs on his 45th career home run with York, tying Scott Grimes for second on the club’s all-time HR list in a 6-5 win vs. Southern Maryland.

August 6, 2008 The Revolution captures its 100th win in style, downing Newark 6-3 on Aaron Rakers’ complete game effort. The Revs wear purple jerseys, benefiting Big Brothers Big Sisters.

August 6, 2009

August 9, 2007 Tike Redman returns to the Majors with the Baltimore Orioles as the only player to play in both the Atlantic League and the Majors in 2007. He finishes the season batting .318 in 40 games for the Orioles. In Bridgeport, Frank Castillo fires eight shutout innings in a 1-0 win.

August 10, 2008

August 12, 2008 Chris Ashby ties the Atlantic League hitting streak record with a first inning single, marking his 27th consecutive game with a hit. Matt Dryer’s two-run double in the bottom of the 8th helps the Revs come back to beat Southern Maryland, 3-2.

August 12, 2009 Andy Etchebarren is officially named manager of the York Revolution.

Dave Veres finishes his illustrious career, saving all three games as the Revs sweep Camden, winning 3-2.

The Revs match the biggest inning in club history scoring 9 runs in the fourth, but it takes 12 innings to finish a wild 11-10 victory over the Riversharks, who out-hit York 20-10. Tom Collaro’s 10th inning homer re-ties it, and P.J. Rose’s bases loaded sac fly wins the game in the 12th.

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Michael Click returns to the Revs after pitching in Italy and Germany early in 2018 and playing winter ball in Australia after the 2017 season. Last season with the Revs, Click went 3-1 with 55 Ks and a 3.00 ERA in 58 relief appearances over 57 innings. He went 1-0 in three postseason appearances, helping the Revs win the Atlantic League championship. Click went 7-3 with one save and a 5.25 ERA in 48 outings, including two starts, for the Revs in 2016. His win total fell just one short of matching a franchise record for most in a season by a reliever. The Media, PA, native struck out nearly a batter per inning (61.2 IP, 59 K), and allowed just 66 hits and 17 walks. The former Temple Owl went 4-0 with a 3.53 ERA in 29 games for Camden in 2014 and was a dominant 5-1 with a 1.97 ERA in 2015. Click began his career in the Frontier League in 2011 and was a top closer on that circuit with Windy City in 2013, going 3-0 with a 0.90 ERA and 22 saves. Click is 25-8 with a 3.33 ERA in his pro career.

Position: P Birthday: Aug 1, 1988 Hometown: Media, PA Bats/Throws: R/R Height: 6-3 Weight: 210 lbs.

Jailen Peguero joined the Revs early in the 2018 season after starting the year with the Road Warriors. The 37-year-old Peguero is a native of the Dominican Republic and is in his 17th professional season. Peguero reached the Major Leagues in 2007 and 2008 with the Arizona Diamondbacks, pitching in a combined 25 games over the two seasons. The right-hander began his pro career in 2002 with the Houston Astros organization, where he spent five seasons before stints in the Diamondbacks, Rangers, and Angels systems. He also spent time in the Mexican League and American Association before pitching in the Atlantic League.

Jailin Peguero Position: P Birthday: Jan 4, 1981 Hometown: Azua, DR Bats/Throws: R/R Height: 6-0 Weight: 185 lbs.

Logan Williamson

Logan Williamson returns to the Revs after spending a year away from the game, working in sales for a building supply company, while also coaching high school baseball. In two previous seasons in York, he worked 263.2 innings, recording 141 strikeouts and picking up 15 victories. In 2015, Williamson did not allow a run in five of his starts, including tossing eight shutout innings against Sugar Land in a 1-0 win on June 29 of that year. He finished the season ranked second on the team in starts, innings pitched, and wins. Originally drafted by the White Sox in 2004, Williamson enters his 12th professional season. He has pitched in the White Sox organization as well as making stops in the American Association, the United League, the Canadian-American Association, the North American Baseball Association, the Mexican League, and the Atlantic League, where he first pitched for the Blue Crabs in 2013. The 32-year-old veteran has earned 83 wins and logged over one thousand innings, posting a 4.37 ERA in his career.

Position: P Birthday: Mar 31, 1985 Hometown: Pensacola, FL Bats/Throws: L/L Height: 6-0 Weight: 215 lbs.

Welington Dotel joins the Revs for his fourth Atlantic League season in 2018. The outfielder joins York as a career .279 hitter, including a .323 average in the Atlantic League, where he has previously starred. Dotel was named Atlantic League Player of the Year in 2015 after batting .340 (T-1st) with 8 home runs, 31 doubles (T-3rd), and league-highs in hits (180), triples (13), and steals (45). Dotel followed that performance by batting .335 (2nd) in 95 games for the Bluefish in 2016. Dotel spent most of last season in the Mexican League, batting .333 for Laguna before finishing the campaign in Bridgeport. Dotel began the 2018 season with Sugar Land, and was originally a Seattle Mariners prospect, spending the first five seasons of his pro career in their farm system.

Wellington Dotel Position: OF Birthday: Oct 2, 1985 Hometown: Neiba, DR Bats/Throws: R/R Height: 6-1 Weight: 180 lbs. 31

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