Corey Thurman (RHP) 2010 Ian Bladergroen* (1B) Ramon Castro (SS) Scott Grimes (CF) Derell McCall (RHP) John Pachot (C) Jesus Sanchez (LHP) James Shanks (LF) 2011 Matt DeSalvo (RHP) Andy Etchenbarren (MGR) Eric Eymann (SS) Vince Harrison (3B) Val Majewski* (CF) Octavio Martinez (C) James Shanks (LF) Corey Thurman (RHP) 2012 Andy Etchenbarren (MGR) Brandon Haveman (CF) Michael Hernandez (DH) Andrew Perez (2B) Adam Thomas (RHP) Corey Thurman (RHP) 2013 Chris Cody (LHP) Salvador Paniagua (C) Eric Patterson (SS) Andres Perez (2B) Michael Wuertz (RHP) 2014 Rommie Lewis (LHP) Johan Limonta (INF/OF) Eric Patterson (2B) Wilson Valdez (SS) 2015 Brandon Boggs (OF) Luis De La Cruz (C) Stephen Penney (RHP) Andres Perez (INF) Bryan Pounds (INF) Logan Williamson (LHP) 2016 Mike DeMark (P) Ricardo Gomez (P) Joel Guzman (DH) Andres Perez (INF) Travis Witherspoon (OF) 2017 Brad Allen (RHP) Michael Burgess (INF) Alonzo Harris (OF) Chase Huchingson (LHP) Isaias Tejeda (C) Travis Witherspoon (OF) 2018 Mitch Atkins (RHP) Robert Carson (LHP) Welington Dotel (OF) Jared Mitchell (OF) Grant Sides (RHP) 2019 Mitch Atkins (RHP) Henry Castillo (OF) Ryan Dent (INF) Welington Dotel (OF) Jameson McGrane (RHP) Telvin Nash (INF) James Skelton (C) Isaias Tejeda (OF) 2020 Season canceled due to the COVID-19 pandemic Atlantic League/national awards Player of the Year Scott Grimes, 2010 (co) Manager of the Year Andy Etchenbarren, 2011 Mark Mason, 2014 Baseball America All-Independent Team Scott Grimes (OF), 2010 Chris Nowak (DH), 2011 Ramon Castro (2B), 2011 Chris Nowak (1B), 2012 Andres Perez (2B), 2012 Notable alumni These are some of the notable players who made it to the majors after playing in York. The years in parentheses indicate when they were with the Revs. Tike Redman (2007) Scott Rice (2011) Ian Thomas (2012) Bubby Rossman (2021) Retired numbers 5 – Brooks Robinson Robinson began his professional baseball career in York, playing 95 games for the White Roses in 1955. He had a successful 23-year career in MLB, all spent with the Baltimore Orioles. He was inducted into the National Baseball Hall of Fame in 1983 and is a member of the Revolution's ownership group. 8 – Andy Etchebarren "Etch" spent 15 years in MLB, 12 of them with the Baltimore Orioles. He managed the Revolution for four seasons (2009–2012), compiling 237 wins and guiding the team to three straight playoff appearances, including back-to-back Atlantic League championships. He retired from baseball at the end of the 2012