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                                                     BORN: AUG. 13, 1987
                            DUS                   BIRTHPLACE: SAN PEDRO, CA  OPENING DAY AGE: 31
                            DUSTINTIN
                                                                   RESIDES: ORANGE, CA
                            G
                            GARNEAUARNEAU        SIGNED THRU: 2019  MLB SERVICE: 1 YEAR,
                                                                   58 DAYS
                                                   ACQUIRED: SIGNED TO MINOR LEAGUE CONTRACT,
                                    C 13            CHILDREN: MADDOX, MAVERICK, NIXON
                                                         NOV. 16, 2018
                                                   MARRIED: JACQLYN
                                      height: 6-2  Weight: 205  bats: r  throws: r
                                     NON-ROSTER INVITEE
             GARNEAU’S LIFETIME PLAYING RECORD
             Year   Club   AVG   G   AB   R   H   2B  3B   HR  RBI  SH  SF     HBP  BB  IBB  SO  SB  CS  GDP  SLG  OBP         E
             2009— Casper   .250   23   72   11   18   4   1   1   13   0   0   4  13   0   14   1   0   1  .375  .393   1
             2010— Tri-City   .224   42   143   20   32   11   2   2   21   1   2   7  21   1   30   3   2   2  .371  .347   6
                Modesto   .310   12   42   5   13   2   2   1   13   0   0   0   2   0   9   0   1   0  .524  .341   3
             2011— Asheville    .255  100   341   71   87   29   4   17   67   1   5   7  58   0   70   7   7   3  .513  .370  11
             2012— Modesto   .243   86   300   35   73   18   3   6   29   2   4   2  40   0   41   2   3   6  .383  .332   6
             2013— Tulsa   .236   96   326   36   77   17   1   13   47   4   4   13  25   0   57   4   2   2  .414  .313   4
             2014— Tulsa   .270   34   115   14   31   7   0   2   20   0   2   4  14   0   19   2   3   2  .383  .363   5
                Colo. Springs  .216   44   148   17   32   9   2   5   22   1   0   3  14   0   21   2   1   4  .405  .297   5
             2015— Albuquerque  .274   81   303   44   83   16   0   15   61   3   4   2  28   2   44   2   1   6  .475  .335   5
                COLORADO   .157   22   70   6   11   3   0   2   8   0   0   0   6   2   14   0   0   2  .286  .224   2
             2016— Albuquerque  .292   52   185   31   54   11   0   15   35   1   2   7  16   0   43   2   0   3  .595  .367   0
                COLORADO   .235   24   68   7   16   6   0   1   6   0   1   0   6   0   22   0   0   1  .368  .293   1
             2017— COLORADO   .206   22   68   5   14   7   0   1   6   1   0   1   4   0   24   0   0   1  .353  .260   0  garneau
                Albuquerque  .281   36   128   24   36   9   2   10   26   0   2   1  13   0   22   0   1   4  .617  .347   3
                OAKLAND   .159   19   44   5   7   1   0   1   3   0   0   0   8   0   12   0   0   2  .250  .288   1
             2018— Nashville   .208   22   72   8   15   3   0   2   9   0   2   1   5   0   10   0   0   5  .333  .263   1
                Charlotte   .252   45   139   19   35   9   0   7   22   0   1   3  16   0   38   0   2   0  .468  .340   5
                CHICAGO (A.L.) .500   1   2   0   1   0   0   0   1   0   0   0   1   0   0   0   0   0  .500  .667   1
             MAJOR TOTALS   .194   88  252   23   49   17   0   5   24   1   1   1  25   2  72   0   0   6  .321  .269   5
             MINOR TOTALS   .253  673  2314  335  586  145  17  96  385  13  28   54  265   3  418  25  23  38  .455  .340  55
             ◆ ◆ Dustin Thomas Garneau (GARR-noh)...On Twitter: @dusgar13
             ◆ ◆ Prepped locally at San Pedro High School (San Pedro, CA) and played collegiately with Cal State Fullerton.
             ◆ ◆ Has appeared in big leagues with Rockies (2015-17; 68 games), A’s (2017; 19 games) and White Sox (2018; 1 game)...
               In 88 MLB games, batting .194 (49/252) with 17 doubles, five home runs and 24 RBI...Has logged a .993 career
               fielding percentage behind the plate while throwing out 40% of basestealers (17 of 42).
             ◆ ◆ Originally selected by Colorado in 19th round of 2009 First-Year Player Draft and spent first eight-plus seasons of
               professional career in Rockies organization before claimed off waivers by Oakland (Aug. 4, 2017).
             ◆ ◆ Opened 2018 campaign in Oakland’s system with Triple-A Nashville...Appeared in 22 games with the Sounds before
               claimed off waivers by White Sox on May 24th...Assigned to Triple-A Charlotte and played in 45 games with the
               Knights slashing .252/.340/.468...Recalled by Chicago August 3rd to serve as backup catcher while Kevan Smith
               (claimed by Angels in 2018 off-season) was on paternity list...Garneau appeared in one game with White Sox (Aug.
               5 at Tampa Bay).
             ◆ ◆ In 2017, made first career MLB Opening Day roster with Colorado and hit .206 with a home run and six RBI in 22
               games before he was optioned to Albuquerque May 16…Claimed off waivers by Oakland Aug. 4 and batted .159
               with a home run and three RBI in 19 games with A’s.
             ◆ ◆ Had three brief stints with Rockies in 2016 while spending majority of season with Albuquerque...Batted .292 with
               31 runs, 11 doubles, 15 HR and 35 RBI in 52 games with Isotopes.
             ◆ ◆ Made big league debut in 2015 (Aug. 20 vs. Washington) with Colorado...Collected first Major League hit in first
               at-bat off Max Scherzer...First big league HR came Sept. 9 at San Diego off James Shields.
             ◆ ◆ Split 2014 campaign between Triple-A Colorado Springs and Double-A Tulsa, where a Texas League Midseason All-
               Star…Promoted to Colorado Springs in June.
             ◆ ◆ Enjoyed one of finest professional seasons in 2011 with Single-A Asheville...Logged slash line of .255/.370/.513 in
               100 games while posting 29 doubles, four triples, 17 HR and 67 RBI.
             ◆ ◆ Drafted out of Cal State Fullerton where he majored in kinesiology…Was Titans primary catcher his junior and senior
               seasons (2008-09)…Named to 2008 Fullerton Regional All-Tournament Team…Named an All-Big West Honorable
               Mention in 2009…One of seven players from CSUF drafted in 2009, including Oakland outfielder Khris Davis.
             ◆ ◆ As a senior at San Pedro HS, hit .433 (39-for-90) earning first-team selections in Marine League and All-Area squad...
               Also a two-time All-Area and All-City football player.
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