C-Dai An Lin
1B-Kuo Chen Fan
2B-Yu Chang
SS-Tzu-Wei Lin
3B-Wei Chen Wang
DH-Kungkuan Giljegiljaw
LF-Chin Cheng
CF-Chen Wei Chen
RF-Po Jung Wang
Rotation: Chih-Wei Hu Kai-Wei Teng Chen Kuna-Yu Shao-Ching Chiang Shih Peng Chen
Bullpen: CC Lee Wei-Chung Wang Sung Chia-Hao Yen-Ching Lu Yu-Hsun Chen Kuan Wei Chen Jyun Yue Tseng Tzu Peng Huang Che-Yuan Wu
Bench: Yu Chieh Kao Tsung Che Cheng Nien Ting Wu Li Lin Kun Yu Chiang Chieh Hsien Chen
1B-Jakub Hajtmar
2B-Eric Sogard
SS-Willie Escala
3B-Petr Zyma
DH-Vojtech Mensik
LF-Matej Mensik
CF-Martin Muzik
RF-Arnost Dubovy
Rotation: Marek Minarik Daniel Padysak Lukas Ercoli Lukas Hlouch
Bullpen: Jeff Barto Jan Tomek Jan Novak Boris Vecerka Martin Schneider Ondrej Satoria David Mergans Michal Kovala Tomas Duffek Filip Capka
Bench: Daniel Vavrusa Jakub Kubica Milan Prokop Filip Smola Marek Krejcirik Jakub Grepl Marek Chlup
C-Harry Ford
1B-Justin Wylie
2B-Darnell Sweeney
SS-Nick Ward
3B-BJ Murray
DH-Alex Crosby
LF-Matt Koperniak
CF-Trace Thompson
RF-Chavez Young
Rotation: Vance Worley Michael Roth Tyler Viza Cam Opp McKenzie Mills
Bullpen: Alex Webb Tahnaj Thomas Graham Sparker Jack Seppings Akeel Morris Branden Noriega Mike Peterson Matteo Sollecito Andre Scrubb Ian Gibaut Jake Esch Chavez Fernander Gunnar Groen
Bench: Ural Forbes Anfernee Seymour D'Shawn Knowles
1B-Elian Miranda
2B-Alex Blandino
SS-Steven Leyton
3B-Cheslor Cuthbert
DH-Milkar Perez
LF-Issac Benard
CF-Dwight Britton
RF-Sandy Bermudez
Rotation: Jonathan Loaisiga Eramso Ramirez Leo Crawford Kevin Gadea Osman Gutierrez
Bullpen: JC Ramirez Rodney Theophile Junior Tellez Carlos Teller Carlos Rodriguez Roniel Raudes Ronald Medrano Duque Hebbert Fidencio Flores Joaquin Acuna
Bench: Norlando Valle Rodolfo Bone Benjamin Alegria Ivan Marin Juan Motes Wuillians Vazquez
1B-Edgar Munoz
2B-Jonathan Arauz
SS-Johan Camargo
3B-Edmundo Sosa
DH-Joshawn Wright
LF-Jahdiel Santamaria
CF-Jose Ramos
RF-LJ Jones
Rotation: Ariel Jurado Randal Delgado Jaime Barria James Gonzalez Harold Arauz
Bullpen: Paulo Espino Javy Guerra Justin Lawrence Matt Hardy Miguel Cienfuegos Severino Gonzalez Alberto Guerrero Humberto Meija Carlos Luna
Bench: Ruben Tejada Jose Caballero Allen Cordoba Gerald Chin Jhonny Santos Rodrigo Orozco Ivan Herrera
C-Chadwick Trump
1B-Jonathan Schoop
2B-Ozzie Albies
SS-Andrelton Simmons
3B-Didi Gregorius
DH-Xander Bogarts
LF-Jurikson Profar
CF-Roger Bernadina
RF-Wladimir Balentien
Rotation: Jair Jurrens Jaydenn Estanista Antwone Kelly Derek West Tom de Blok
Bullpen: Kenley Jansen Pedro Strop Eric Mendez Mike Bolsenbroek Wendell Floranus Lars Huijer Ryan Huntington Kevin Kelly Shairon Martis
Bench: Richie Palacios Dwayne Kemp Juremi Profar Sharlon Schoop Zander Wiel Josh Palacios Dashenko Ricardo
1B-Connor Joe
2B-Chen Chen
SS-Jin Yang
3B-Ray Chang
DH-Yusuke Masago
LF-Xiao Han
CF-Rongji Liang
RF-Jinjun Luo
Rotation: Alan Carter Ju Kwon Changlong Su Chaoqun Zheng Qiang Lin
Bullpen: Hai-Cheng Gong Qi Xin Jian Yi Hailong Sun Weiyi Wang Xiang Wang Yuchen Wang Hao Zhang Fuyang Zhao
Bench: Yifan Li Yun Lu Chen Chen Yong Kang Kou Pei Liang Yuheng Lyu
1B-Byung-Ho Park
2B-Tommy Edman
SS-Ha-Seong Kim
3B-Jeong Choi
DH-Ji-Man Choi
LF-Shin-Soo Choo
CF-Ji-Hoon Choi
RF-Jung-Hoo Lee
Rotation: Hyun-Jin Ryu Kwang-Hyun Kim Young-Pyo Ko Chang-Mo Koo Eui-Lee Lee
Bullpen: Woo-Suk Go Been Gwak Cheol-Won Jeong Woo-Young Jung Won-Jung Kim Yun-Sik Kim Yong-Chan Lee Hyeon-Jong Yang Tae-In Won Hyeong-Jun So
Bench: Ji-Young Lee Jung-Ho Kang Hoy Park Rob Refsynder Baek-Ho Kang Hyun-Soo Kim
1B-Rixon Wingrove
2B-Darryl George
SS-Jarryd Dale
3B-Logan Wade
DH-Jake Bowey
LF-Andrew Campbell
CF-Aaron Whitefield
RF- Ulrich Bojarski
Rotation: Alex Walls Lewis Thorpe Kyle Glogoski Jack O'Loughlin Blake Townsend
Bullpen: Liam Hendriks Warwick Saupold Liam Doolan Will Sherriff Tim Atherton Josh Guyer Sam Holland Joe Kennedy Daniel McGrath Steve Kent Chris Oxspring
Bench: Liam Spence Robbie Glendinning Ryan Battaglia Jordan McArdle Robert Perkins
C-JT Realmuto
1B-Paul Goldschmidt
2B-Jeff McNeil
SS-Tim Anderson
3B-Nolan Arenado
DH-Bryce Harper
LF-Aaron Judge
CF-Mike Trout
RF-Mookie Betts
Rotation: Gerrit Cole Justin Verlander Clayton Kershaw Dylan Cease Aaron Nola
Bullpen: Josh Hader Daniel Bard Ryan Pressly Taylor Rogers David Robertson Will Smith
Mark Melancon Kendall Graveman Adam Ottavino Devin Williams
Bench: Cedric Mullins Kyle Tucker Bobby Witt Jr Trea Turner Will Smith Pete Alonso
C-Francisco Mejia
1B-Carlos Santana
2B-Robbie Cano
SS-Willie Adames
3B-Rafael Devers
DH-Jose Ramirez
LF-Eloy -Jimenez
CF-Starling Marte
RF-Juan Soto
Rotation: Sandy Alcantara Johnny Cueto Christian Javier Luis Castillo Ervin Santana
Bullpen: Emmanuel Clase Gregory Soto Jose Leclerc Yimi Garcia
Hector Neris Genesis Cabrera Diego Castillo Rafael Montero
Bench: Gary Sanchez Wander Franco Ketel Marte Jean Segura Jeremy Pena Nelson Cruz
Julio Rodriguez Teoscar Hernandez
C-Garrett Stubbs
1B-Rowdy Tellez
2B-Ty Kelly
SS-Alex Bregman
3B-Danny Valencia
DH-Matt Mervis
LF-Joc Pederson
CF-Harrison Bader
RF-Kevin Pillar
Rotation: Jason Marquis Max Fried Dylan Axelrod Dean Kremer John Moscot
Bullpen: Ricard Bleier Scott Effross Ryan Sherrif Kenny Rosenberg Jake Fishman
Robert Kaminsky Zach Weiss Robert Stock Adam Kolarek Bubby Rossman Eli Morgan
Bench: Ryan Lavarnway Alex Dickerson Jakob Goldfarb Spencer Horwitz Zach Gelof
C-Vito Frisica
1B-Anthony Rizzo
2B-Nicky Lopez
SS-David Fletcher
3B-Gavin Cecchini
DH-Vinny Pasquantino
LF-Trey Mancini
CF-Brandon Nimmo
RF-Ben DeLuzio
Rotation: Matt Harvey Joe Biagini Ryan Castellani Nick Fanti Sam Gaviglio
Bullpen: Pat Venditte Tommy Layne Jordan Romano Matt Festa Joe Lasorsa Joey Marciano
Andre Pallante Stephen Woods Jr Mitchell Stumpo
Bench: Robel Garcia Miles Mastrobuoni John Valente Dominic Fletcher
Sal Frelick Brett Sullivan Daniel Descalso
CBS:
True Lies: Helen, a language professor bored with her daily routine, makes the shocking discovery that her seemingly ordinary husband Harry(played by Steve Howey of Reba & Shamless) is a first-class international spy for U.S. intelligence agency Omega Sector. With the secret out, Omega recruits Helen, who impresses everyone with her formidable skills, and she joins Harry and his team of top-notch operatives, embarking on covert missions around the globe and an exhilarating life of danger and adventure. The renewed bond between them adds much-needed sizzle to their emotionally distant marriage and upends the top-secret world of Omega Sector.
Verdict: Cancelled. Do they think
we are stupid? How can you take this show seriously? It is one thing when the
James Cameron movie came out it was a one-time thing being a movie with Arnold
Schwarzenegger and Jamie Lee Curtis but not plausible for a full season or
more. CBS needs to stop making remakes of old classic shows, rebooting movies
or reviving old shows when they have good quality one hour shows already. It is
nice that Howey is finally a lead in a show after being on so many shows as a
supporting role but he isn’t the reason the show is bad. They made sure his
wife is a minority so the kids are mixed but it’s her acting credits that don’t
wow anyone to be a spy even if it is by accident as it literally says comedian
or sitcoms on her acting list. The other agents seem to be wasteful in terms of
their dialogue not needed- just do the missions as they are unknowns plus looks
like they dated. The good thing is Omar Lopez(of the Unicorn & Ballers) is
the tech guy as he offers some humor to the stale show as his last show was
unjustly cancelled. The kids also seem to be filler so he can have a real life
despite them saying they made an exception for him to be married because he is
“the best spy out there”. I guess they think having guest stars will make it
passable but Matthew Lillard, Keith David, Tom Arnold and the boss being Beverly
D’Angelo are not going to save a show when most of the characters or plot are
bad. There is actually no room in the upcoming schedule for this show as FBI
franchise, NCIS franchise, CSI, Equalizer, two of the freshmen shows have been
renewed plus potential new shows coming and waiting for mainstays SWAT &
Blue Bloods to be renewed so just cancel this show and save everyone some
time.
ABC:
Will Trent: Based on Karin Slaughter's bestselling books, the series follows Special Agent Will Trent(Ramon Rodriguez of the Wire & Daybreak) of the Georgia Bureau of Investigations. As a child, Trent was abandoned and was forced to endure a harsh coming-of-age in Atlanta's overwhelmed foster care system. Now that he is in a position to make a difference, Trent is determined to use his unique point of view to make sure no one is abandoned like he was. His personal motivation and background/ unique eye for observational detail contribute to Will Trent having the highest clearance rate in the GBI. This has engendered animosity in some of his peers, and also from APD officers because Trent had been assigned a police corruption case and solving it resulted in the arrest of several APD officers. Verdict: Renewed. This is a clever show which seems to be an original idea as it is based off a best belling book and it takes place in Atlanta which most cop/FBI shows do not. It is also interesting that the GBI is in the same building with the police department and that he is different from the rest as he is dyslexic despite being one of the smartest. It has been well written so far with some background info on his past with more probably to come as he has a dog and an off/on girl friend from his past that is also in law enforcement so they do not need to force any relationships on him going forward. Rodriguez does such a good convincing job in this role that is very easy to get behind him and the show as a whole. With hopefully the end of Big Sky and freshmen show Alaska Daily being cancelled there should be room in the schedule as a whole for fresh new ideas especially for one hour dramas and good crime solving shows. Plus it fits well in this three hour block of the Rookie and its spinoff Feds as all are different kind of cop/FBI shows on Tuesday nights. The issues with the show are his boss seems to be over the top with her bossiness plus she sound like a man or a person who smoked a million cigarettes with weird glasses and that she is a reason why all the cops hate him. She then used her personal connections to hire her friend’s daughter to work with Trent one of the cops who got fired. The other thing is there has been so many different detectives used so far in the first three episodes that you cannot keep up with who matters and who doesn’t outside of his friend despite recognizing a few faces from previous shows.
Not Dead yet: Nell Serrano(Gina Rodriguez of Jane the Virgin & Big Mouth) is an American reporter who moved to the UK ten years ago for a guy but when the engagement is called off she moves back to the US to start her life over. She lands the only job she can find which is to write obituaries by her new employer which is her old employer, and begins to encounter ghosts of the people whose obituaries she is writing, whom only she can see and hear. The ghosts begin to have conversations with Serrano, and offer her advice on how to rebuild her life while also helping her write their obituaries by telling her their stories.
Verdict: Cancelled. It is a clever and interesting idea
that she can see the people she has to write about. She is playing a relatable
person who is down on her luck trying to get back to where she was no matter what.
The guest stars who she is writing about have been good guest stars as well. It
is nice to see Lauren Ash(of Superstore & Paul Blart 2) in a new show but
her role is a stuck up person who is now Nell’s boss but is unqualified for her
role. It just doesn’t sit well with her role in this show/her voice or
something which is disappointing to not like her in this role. Her best friend
is now friends with the boss who Nell didn’t like. It is an interesting idea
but is playing like it very straight so it is not likeable or unlikeable. I do
like her new friend Cricket(of the Fosters & Sanford & Son) , one of
the widows that she wrote about her husband, which is a nice role as she is the
only redeemable character in the show. They also have to have a token gay
friend who is in the metro but doesn’t offer much, the intern and other people
in the office also seem to waste scenes plus her roommate is odd as well. I
don’t know if they are making fun of him being on the spectrum or bringing
light to people who are. It has had its laughs so far but maybe cut out the
characters we do not need and focus on the ones who help make the show funny.
Unsure what ABC is doing with sitcoms as they only had four on this fall/spring
when they used to have 6-8 at a time so with no word on the renewal of Home
Economics and Wonder Years still missing you never know. They have two long
running sitcoms in Connors and Goldbergs whom both should probably be over with
but there would be room for this show going forward but I would be surprised if
it gets renewed or cancelled because it is merely average or below average. But
if you want to watch a show about a woman who sees ghosts just watch the
current sitcom Ghosts on CBS it has been renewed for a third season.
The Company you keep: A night of passion leads to love between con man Charlie(played by Milo Ventimiglia of Heroes & This is Us) and undercover CIA officer Emma, who are unknowingly on a collision course professionally. While Charlie ramps up the family business with sights set on getting out for good, Emma works to close in on the vengeful criminal who holds Charlie's family debts in hand -- forcing them to reckon with the lies they've told so they can save themselves and their families from disastrous consequences. The series is based on the Korean Broadcasting System series entitled "My Fellow Citizens."
Verdict: Renewed. It is
interesting plot about a family of criminals who con other people to finally
make it big but it goes awry due to Charlie’s girlfriend screwing them over taking
all the money and running. It is also interesting that they have to be
criminals in order to work off the debt they got settled with because of the
ex-girlfriend screwing them. There are not many heist TV shows; those are
mostly movies so I could have seen this as a movie but so far it has been
interesting enough to keep you wanting to watch more. It is also nice that Milo
has a new show after his previous long-running show ended as he has been a good
lead in two shows/good in movies and William Fichtner(of Prison Break &
Mom) who is also a quality actor who deserves another show. The other
family members are good actors too as the mom Polly Draper(of Thirtysomething
& Naked Brothers Band) and sister Sarah Wayne Callies(of Prison Break and
Walking Dead) are veterans plus her daughter is deaf so they incorporate lots
of sign language that is sometimes used on the some of the cons. Even the bad
guys are familiar actors like Timothy V Murphy, Barry Sloane and Felisha
Terrell who have been in various shows/movies. The main issue is no one cares
about his new fling’s life with her Kennedy esc family in politics/rich family
issues and her breakup. It is lazy writing that she is investigating the same
person who is making Charlie’s family do cons so it could be done without her
or him being single as he should not trust anyone for a bit before rushing back
into it. With hopefully the canceling of Big Sky and Alaska Daily, the final
season of a Million little things there should be room in the schedule for an interesting
but flawed show especially Sunday nights have an opening with the Rookie moving
to Tuesday night.
CW:
Gotham Knights: Batman is dead, and a powder keg has ignited Gotham City without the
Dark Knight to protect it. In the wake of Bruce Wayne’s murder, his
adopted son Turner Hayes is framed for his killing with runaways Harper
and Cullen Row and criminal Duela. With the charismatic and hard-charging
District Attorney Harvey Dent and the GCPD hot on his trail, Turner
must rely on allies including his best friend and formidable coder
Stephanie Brown, and unlikely Batman sidekick Carrie Kelley. However, they
soon learn there is a larger, more nefarious force at work within Gotham
City. This team of mismatched fugitives must band together to become its
next generation of saviors known as the Gotham Knights.
Verdict: Renewed. Finally an interesting show where they are getting to the point of the show which is to clear his name/the others and find out who killed his father(Batman). The issue is there have been four male Robins (two female) that you could have used as his adoptive son and who could have been Robin. It is not that she is female or black but some random nerd he goes to school with which isn’t that believable that she was picked. They also picked a British person to be his “Alfred” but she is Asian which doesn’t add up. The gang of misfits he is being framed with all have comic book connections at least like his best friend is known to be “Spoiler”/one of the female Robins/Batgirl, Joker’s daughter but could be Harvey Dent’s daughter too, one is “Bluebird” and one is a teenager Batman once saved. While Misha Collins (of Supernatural & ER) the veteran actor of this group is playing Harvey Dent pre “Two-Face” which is good, there is one ally for Turner. The whole show is a huge mystery that you want to keep watching to find out who is behind everything from the murder, the framing job and who is really pulling all the strings in Gotham. The sets look familiar like from the previous Bat show with Batwoman and are using the clocktower which is very cool as it is something Batgirl & Black Canary has used. It is always cool to see the use of all the Batman tech and tricks of the trade he passed down to Robin and if anymore DC/Gotham characters pop up. The issue is CW axed all of their shows essentially and announced shows were having their last season plus have decided to be like the other four stations. They are going to be showing race car driving, golf and reality competition shows instead it looks like, and only All American has been renewed so far so it is anyone’s guess if any of the three new shows and any other shows will be returning.
FOX:
Alert:
When police officer Nikki Batista's(played by
Dania Ramirez of Heroes & Entourage) son goes missing, she joins the
Philadelphia Police Department's Missing Persons Unit the special unit to
help other people find their loved ones, even as she searches for her own. She
works with her ex husband officer Jason Grant(Hawaii 50 & Entourage) each
week to untimely find out the truth about their son. Verdict: Cancelled. I really want this show to be good because Fox
could use another good cop style show as it only has the 911 franchise after
“Prodigal son” was unjustly cancelled but there is too much drama getting in
the way of good crime solving. I get
that both of them were probably in law enforcement when they met each other
before they got together but they are divorced and working together so it is
complicated and confusing. Also her boss or her co-lead in the MPU is also her
fiancé of some sorts which is also taking away from the plot sometimes as well
the connection she still has for the ex due to the bond of losing their kid.
Confusing how he went from cop to military background to working private
security with his current girlfriend too which adds more complications, plus his
mentioning they adopted their kids so it’s not even his biological son that was
taken? What is left is a good plot to a show about a specific department of the
police force which is looking for missing people no matter if they are kids or
adults/genders/races. The supporting cast is actually good. The tech guy in the
basement has his role and even the odd bald black lady detective has unique
skills on determining different things so far has been good but her other
practices have been weird. Another issue is what role her fiance serves besides
bossing her around/the other people on this task force. You then add the
daughter keeping a secret too which is another layer added that is not needed.
I do not want to spoil something that takes place in the pilot which is a big
plot to the show as a whole; but each episode is about the missing person but
this plot is behind the root of each episode/show as whole but with that it is
too easy that it happened as it’s not believable either. For the woke media
there is mostly minorities as Caan is the only white guy and there is one
transgender character as well. I do not know if this show can get past the all
the drama between the family/co workers to be a good show week in and week out.
With Monarch cancelled, Cleaning Lady and the Resident not being renewed yet
there is a potential spot in their lineup to stay so it might stick around.
Animal control: A group of local animal control workers' lives in Seattle are complicated by the fact that animals are simple, but humans are not. Leading the crew is Frank(Joel McHale of Community & Stargirl), an opinionated, eccentric animal control officer who may not have gone to college but is still the most well-read person in the room. In his past life as a cop, Frank tried to expose corruption in his department, but his efforts got him fired, leaving him cynical and curmudgeonly. Despite his rough exterior, he is blessed with an almost superhuman ability to understand animals.
Verdict:
Renewed. When you can laugh multiple times in just the first couple of minutes,
let alone the whole episode then you know it is a good comedy because you’re
supposed to laugh when watching a comedy. McHale is great again in a lead role
in a sitcom with his good looks, charm, wit, narcissist traits and loveable
appeal but the back-story is great too. He also gets some of the funnier lines
as well. It is nice to see Ravi Patel(of Grandfatherd & Meet the Patels) as
well with his comedy chops with all the physical humor he has to endure with
the animals in the show. While Vella Lovell(of Mr. Mayor & My Crazy Ex-GF)
always seems to be playing narcotic people who work for the government in an
office setting as she is the nice but clueless boss. They even have an
antagonist who works in another precinct they have a rivalry with who’s played
by comedian Gerry Dee(of the Moodys) and the other cast members are funny too,
especially McHale’s new partner who seems to be a clueless young guy who also
does good physical humor. Every episode has an animal name in it too. There is
definitely room in the Fox lineup for a really funny sitcom as they should go
back to having more than two sitcoms at a time because all three right now are
funny(Call me Kat & Welcome to Flatch). The hope is McHale can have a
sitcom go past one season as his last sitcom was unjustly cancelled after one
year.
Chiefs 38-35 over the Eagles: This was one of the closest Super Bowls ever. The Eagles were
up by 10 at halftime and the Chiefs missed a field goal so it didn’t look good for them. Despite a
bum ankle that looked to get worse in the second quarter QB Patrick Mahomes played through it
to lead his team down the field for multiple drives that led to two TDs one by him and one by RB
Issiah Pacheco. KC kicker Harrison Butcher redeemed himself by kicking the game winning
field goal. In spite of a fumble by QB Jalen Hurts which was returned for a TD he had a great
game with three rushing TDs and one passing TD.
C-Sal Perez
1B-Miguel Cabrera
2B-Jose Altuve
SS-Elvis Andrus
3B-Eugenio Suarez
DH-Willson Contreras
LF-David Peralta
CF-Odbuel Herrera
RF-Ronald Acuna
Rotation: German Marquez Martin Perez Eduardo Rodriguez Luis Garcia Pablo Lopez
Bullpen: Jhoulys Chacin Darwinzon Hernandez Yonny Chirinos Jose Ruiz
Jose Alvarado Ranger Suarez Dennis Santana Luis Avilan Silvino Brancho Elieser Hernandez
Bench: Robinson Chirinos Luis Arraez Miguel Rojas Eduardo Escobar Andres Gimenez Anthony Santander
C-Christian Vazquez
1B-Jose Miranda
2B-Javy Baez
SS-Francisco Lindor
3B-Carlos Correa
DH-MJ Melendez
LF-Eddie Rosario
CF-Kike Hernandez
RF-Willi Castro
Rotation: Jose Berrios Marcus Stroman Jose DeLeon Dominic Hamel Dereck Rodriguez
Bullpen: Edwin Diaz Jorge Lopez Alex Claudio Joe Jimenez Emilo Pagan Alexis Diaz Anthony Maldonado Yacksel Rios Hector Santiago Duane Underwood Jr
Bench: Martin Maldonado Tomas Nido Nelson Velazquez Emmanuel Rivera
Vimael Machin Henry Ramos
C-Bo Naylor
1B-Freddie Freeman
2B-Charles Leblanc
SS-Otto Lopez
3B-Abraham Toro
DH-Vlad Guerrero Jr
LF-Tyler O'Neil
CF-Jacob Robson
RF-Josh Naylor
Rotation: Mike Soroka James Paxton Nick Pivetta Cal Quantrill Mitch Bratt
Bullpen: Matt Brash Jordan Romano Zach Pop Rowan Wick Rob Zastryzny John Axford
Adam Loewen Andrew Albers Phillippe Amount
Bench: Kellin Deglan Andrew Yerzy Edoujard Juilen Damingo Palmegiani Jared Young
Denzel Clarke Owen Caissie
C-Jogre Alfaro
1B-Meibrys Viloria
2B-Donovan Solano
SS-Dilson Herrera
3B-Gio Urshela
DH-Jeter Downs
LF-Harold Ramirez
CF- Oscar Mercado
RF-Tito Polo
Rotation: Jose Quintana Julio Tehran Luis Patino Luis De Avila Ezequiel Zabaleta
Bullpen: Tayron Guerrero Ernesto Fieri Reiver Sanmartin Jhon Romero Nabil Crissmatt William Cueves Santiago Florez Danis Correa Jeffrey Nino Carlos
Bench: Jordan Diaz Jesus Marriaga Dayan Frias Adrian Sanchez Evan Mendoza Elias Diaz
