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Monday, November 9, 2026 at 6:08 AM

Reno Aces set 25-man roster for Opening Day

Reno Aces set 25-man roster for Opening Day
Courtesy Reno Aces

RENO, Nev. – The Reno Aces Baseball Club, in conjunction with the Arizona Diamondbacks, set their Opening Day 25-man roster.

The 2018 Reno Aces will feature experienced pitching, an explosive offense, and the returning Pacific Coast League Most Valuable Player, Christian Walker. 20 players of the 25-man roster made their way to the Major Leagues in 2017 and 12 are currently on the Diamondbacks 40-man roster.

“This is the most talent I’ve seen on one Triple-A roster in a long time,” said Aces President Eric Edelstein. “We were thrilled to welcome back the reigning PCL MVP, Christian Walker, and overwhelmed at the offense with bats like Cesar Puello and Yasmany Tomas, as well as having pitching for days with Nevada Wolf Pack alum Braden Shipley leading the way.”

The Aces are once again led by Manager Greg Gross who returns for his second season in Reno. Also returning to the coaching staff is pitching coach Gil Heredia and coach Mike Lansing. Jason Camilli joins the staff and will serve as the hitting coach.

2018 Aces ticket packages are on-sale now at www.renoaces.com or by calling (775) 334-4700. Follow the club during the season on Twitter (@Aces) or like the team on Facebook.

Reno Aces roster
Right-handed Pitchers (12) – Jake Barrett, Michael Blazek, Silvino Bracho, Jake Buchanan, Taylor Clarke, Neftali Feliz, Joey Krehbiel, Kris Medlen, Tyler Pill, Jimmie Sherfy, Braden Shipley, Albert Suarez.
Left-handed Pitchers (1) – Jared Miller
Catchers (3) – Marcus Littlewood, Michael Perez, Anthony Recker
Infielders (5) – Daniel Robertson, Kristopher Negron, Jack Reinheimer, Ildemaro Vargas, Christian Walker
Outfielders (4) – Socrates Brito, Jeremy Hazelbaker, Cesar Puello, Yasmany Tomas
Disabled list (5) – Kevin Cron, Rey Fuentes, Daniel Gibson, Steve Hathaway, Evan Marzilli

 

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