the first Chico Outlaw to make it to the Major Leagues and responded by becoming only the fourth player in major league history in hit a grand slam in his first at bat as he went deep to centerfield on the first pitch thrown to him. Outlaws Acquired By Major League Teams RHP Grant Gregg, Cubs (2005) LHP Alex Perez, Cubs (2005) 3b/C Craig Kuzmic, Blue Jays (2006) OF Daniel Nava, Red Sox (2007) OF Steve Boggs, White Sox (2007) RHP Chris Malone, Rockies (2008) RHP Jesse Oster, Phillies (2008) LHP Derrick Loop, Red Sox (2008) OF Lino Garcia, Rockies (2008) INF/OF Todd Gossage, White Sox (2009) OF Steve Boggs, Royals (2009) LHP Donald Brandt, Brewers (2009) Female pitcher On June 1, 2010, Eri Yoshida, a 5 foot, 1 inch female knuckleball pitcher from Japan, pitched for the Outlaws. GBL's first 2-time champions The Outlaws made history and defied the odds to sweep the Calgary Vipers to win the GBL North Division Title, then sweep Na Koa Ikaika Maui to capture their second GBL Championship in 2010, becoming the first team in league history to accomplish that feat, as well as going undefeated in the playoffs. Kaval leaves Outlaws and GBL for MLS David Kaval, co-founder and C.E.O. of the GBL since its inception in 2005, resigned to take the job as team president of the San Jose Earthquakes of Major League Soccer. Kaval will remain on board as chairman of the GBL Board of Directors. Team president Mike Marshall indicated that the team will return for the 2011 season. Arizona Winter League version The Outlaws identity was given to a new expansion team in the Arizona Winter League, the Calexico Outlaws. The team currently plays in the International Division. Season-by-season records Retired numbers *The #1 jersey was never worn by any player from either the Chico Heat or Chico Outlaws. Outlaws Broadcasting All Outlaws games were originally heard on NewsTalk 1290 KPAY and ESPN Radio 101.7 FM/1340 AM from 2005 to 2008 with Rory Miller on the call. Due to declining advertising interest in radio, the games were made available live on the internet at the team's website. Broadcasts of the Outlaws games were moved from the radio to the internet full-time courtesy of VistaNet in 2009, with Joe Rauschenberger announced as the new play-by-play commentator. He was later replaced by Scott Navarro and Levi Funderburk close to the