Pitchers
#48 Sawyer Allen | LHP
Hometown: Platte City, MO
#28 Emmanuel Chapman | RHP
Hometown: Baguanos, Cuba
#31 Jimmy Endersby | RHP
Hometown: Anaheim, CA
#43 Durbin Feltman | RHP
Hometown: Conroe, TX
#23 Jacob Gomez | RHP
Hometown: Rutherford, NJ
#37 Jeff Hakanson | RHP
Hometown: Tampa, FL
#19 Michael Mariot | RHP
Hometown: West Hills, CA
#40 Ryan Middendorf | RHP
Hometown: Maineville, OH
#29 Tyler Myrick | RHP
Hometown: Graham, FL
#15 Michael Reed | RHP
Hometown: Bronx, NY
#7 Geison Urbaez | RHP
Hometown: Cabral, Dominican Republic
#49 Jack Walker | LHP
Hometown: Indianapolis, IN
#39 Thaddeus Ward | RHP
Hometown: Fort Meyers, FL
#6 Nate Webb | RHP
Hometown: Lee’s Summit, MO
#34 Wyatt Wendell | RHP
Hometown: Denver, CO
Catchers
#12 Brady Lindsly
Hometown: Grapevine, TX
#24 Onix Vega
Hometown: Trujillo Alto, TX
Infielders
#33 Luken Baker
Hometown: Houston, TX
#18 Austin Callahan
Hometown: Fremont, NE
#41 JD Davis
Hometown: Elk Grove, CA
#16 Saul Garza
Hometown: Edinburg, TX
#2 Sahid Valenzuela
Hometown: Yuma, AZ
#1 Jose Torres
Hometown: Guayubin, Dominican Republic
Outfielders
#10 Hudson Head
Hometown: San Antonio, TX
#3 Tyler Gentry
Hometown: Memphis, TN
#14 Grant Richardson
Hometown: Allen, TX
Coaching Staff
#44 Joe Calfapietra
#11 Kenny Hook
#35 Matt Passerelle
#36 John West
#21 Matt Hall
Support Staff
#47 Chris Bollefer
Learn more about our latest signings to the Kansas City Monarchs roster here.
The Kansas City Monarchs roster consistently includes some of the most talented players in Partner League baseball. The Monarchs have won four league titles, including the American Association’s Miles Wolff Cup title in 2023. Learn more about the Monarchs’ league here.
The Kansas City Monarchs roster makes up a professional baseball team in the American Association, an MLB Partner League. 2025 will be their 22nd season at Legends Field in Kansas City, Kansas. In 2020, the team partnered with the Negro Leagues Baseball Museum and changed their name from the T-Bones to the Monarchs in honor of the legendary Negro League franchise that played from 1920 to 1965.
The American Association of Professional Baseball is an MLB Partner League that began play in 2006. Teams in the league are not affiliated with any one MLB organization. The league consists of 12 teams located primarily in the Midwest and the Great Lakes regions of the United States. Its season runs from May to September and features players who are looking to showcase their talents for a chance to be signed by a major-league team.
