Scott Anthony Schebler (SHEB-ler)…Parents both work as engineers in Iowa...Made Reds Opening Day roster each year from 2016-19...Received 2013 Branch Rickey Award as Dodgers Minor League Player of the Year....Played in Arizona Fall League following 2014 season and was named to the All-Prospects team...Attended Cedar Rapids Prairie HS (Cedar Rapids, IA) where he played baseball, football, basketball, soccer and competed in track & field (baseball is considered a summer sport in Iowa)…Set school track records in 55-meter sprint, long jump and 800-meter relay...Played one season in 2010 at Des Moines Area Community College, where he was a second-team National Junior College Athletic Association All-American, Iowa Community College Athletic Conference Player of the Year, first-team ICCAC All-Region and All-North Plain District...Led DMACC in hitting (.446), runs scored (81), HR (20), slugging percentage (.877) and walks (30) while ranking second in hits (91), doubles (22), triples (3) and RBI (82)…Played for Green Bay Bullfrogs in Northwoods League in 2010...Committed to play collegiately at Wichita State University before electing to sign with Dodgers.
2021
Appeared in 14 games for Los Angeles-AL slashing .147/.147/.235 with two doubles, making three starts in center field, three in right field and one in center field... Hit 11 home runs and drove in 40 runs in 69 games for Triple-A Salt Lake... Had a season-high 11-game hitting streak from May 14-27 with the Bees, slashing .425/.489/.850 during that span to go along with five home runs and 15 RBI... Hit .299 (23-for-77) with six home runs and 21 RBI in 22 games in May.
2020
Was part of Reds Player Pool and worked out at Alternate Training Site in Mason, OH before being designated for assignment, July 19...On Opening Day (July 24) was traded by Reds to Braves for cash considerations...Made only appearance of season Aug.. 5 vs. Toronto...Grounded out as a pinch hitter in 8th inning in only plate appearance and finished game in right field.
2019
Was on the Reds' Opening Day roster for the fourth straight season but was optioned to Louisville on 5/4, when LHP Cody Reed was promoted, after hitting .123 with 2 HR and 7 RBI in 30 apps and 22 starts for the Reds...Spent the rest of the season on the Bats' roster or injured list...Began the season 1-for-21, including 0-for-18 at the start, and when sent to Louisville on 5/4 had 3 hits in his previous 48 at bats for the Reds...Homered in consecutive apps on 4/7 at Pit and 4/9 vs Mia, his only HR of the season...Was on Louisville's injured list 3 times, from 6/10-6/19 with a right oblique strain, from 7/2-7/15 with a right calf strain and from 8/3-remainder of the season with left shoulder injury...On 8/6 had surgery on his left shoulder to repair the torn labrum.
2018
Was on the Reds' Opening Day roster for the third straight year...missed 43 games during 2 stints on the 10-day disabled list, from 4/9-4/19 with a right ulnar nerve contusion (Sean Doolittle HBP on 4/1 vs Wsh) and from 7/18-8/24 with a sprained AC joint in his right shoulder (collision with outfield wall on 7/14 at StL)...led the team with 73 starts in RF...also started in CF (14gs), LF (6gs) and at DH (1gs)...in 6 of his last 7 starts played LF, his first apps of the season at that position...in the batting order hit leadoff (42gs), second (1gs, 5/8 vs NYM), fourth (2gs, 4/30 & 5/1 vs Mil), fifth (13gs), sixth (30gs) and seventh (6gs)...has made 47 career starts batting first (52-197, .264), including 42 times in 2018 (45-175, .257)...from 5/28-6/17 reached base safely in 17 consecutive games, a career high (.343ba, .600slg, .410obp)...has 3 career leadoff HR, including 2 in 2018 (7/2 off James Shields, 9/16 off José Quintana)...hit all 3 of his career leadoff homers on the first pitch...his grand slam on 9/7 off SD's Rowan Wick was the second of his career and the 10th by a Reds batter in 2018, setting a new club record (9 grand slams, 2002)...on 5/14 at SF fell a triple shy of becoming the sixth Reds batter to hit for the cycle...Eric Davis was the last Reds batter to do it (6/2/89 vs SD)...in 19 spring training apps hit .413 (3hr, 16rbi, 2sb)...ranked among the Cactus League leaders in RBI (16), total bases (33) and hits (19)...led the team in those 3 categories and tied for the team lead in doubles (5)...hit safely in 11 of his 19 apps...produced at least 1 RBI in 9 of his last 14 spring apps (15rbi), including at least 1 RBI in 6 of his last 9 apps (11rbi)...from 3/4-3/7 produced base hits in 8 consecutive at bats (3 2b, 1hr, 4rbi)...finished the season with 2 years, 132 days of service time...fell 2 days shy of becoming eligible for arbitration as a "Super 2".
2017
In his first full season in the Major Leagues became just the seventh right fielder in Reds history to produce at least 30 HR (Jay Bruce 3, Frank Robinson 3, Dave Parker 2, Wally Post 2, Ival Goodman, Ken Griffey Jr.)...was 1 of 18 players in the National League and 41 in the Major Leagues to hit at least 30 homers...among National League leaders ranked eighth in both times hit by a pitch (14) and HR ratio (15.8ab)...played RF (120g, 115gs) and CF (15g, 13gs)...in the batting order hit first (1gs, 9/21 vs StL), fourth (1gs, 4/15 vs Mil), fifth (15gs), sixth (84gs) and seventh (27gs)...prior to the All-Star break hit .254 with 15 2b, 22 HR and 44 RBI...during the second half hit .197 with 10 doubles, 2 triples, 8 HR and 23 RBI while hampered by a shoulder injury...came out of the All-Star break 4-for-52 (.077) over 17 apps before he was disabled, dropping his season batting average from .254 to .228...from 8/1-8/17 was disabled with a left shoulder strain...in 40 apps after he came off the DL hit .246 the rest of the season (9 2b, 2 3b, 7hr, 22rbi)...when disabled ranked T12th in the National League with a career-high 23 HR and was tied for the NL lead in home runs on the road (16)...on 6/3 vs Atl left the game with a sprained left shoulder suffered while making a diving catch...missed 3g...on 6/28 vs Mil reached over the wall to rob Stephen Vogt of a 3-run HR...on 8/29 vs NYM hit his first career grand slam (off Chris Flexen)...in that game tied his career high with 5 RBI...on 9/21 vs StL made his only start of the season batting leadoff...twice homered in consecutive plate apps...did it in the ninth inning on 4/7 at StL (solo off Kevin Siegrist) and then in the eighth inning on 4/8 at StL (2-run off Jonathan Broxton)...also did it on 4/26 at Mil, when he hit solo HR off Wily Peralta in the fourth and sixth innings...from 4/7-4/10 produced at least 1 RBI in 4 consecutive apps (5rbi), tying the longest RBI streak of his career (4g, 6rbi, 9/10-9/13, 2016)...from 5/20-5/22 homered in career-high 3 straight apps (3hr, 6rbi)...made his second straight Opening Day roster.
2016
At Louisville was a Baseball America Class AAA All-Star and MiLB.com Organization All-Star and for the Reds made 39 starts in RF, 17 starts in CF and 9 starts in LF...among National League rookie batters ranked eighth in hitting, T7th in RBI, T8th in multi-hit games (18) and T1st in outfield assists (5)...after he was promoted on 8/2, following Jay Bruce's trade to the Mets, became the club's primary right fielder (55g, 56-193, .290, 7 2b, 1 3b, 8hr, 32rbi)...in his last 44 apps of the season beginning 8/15 hit .329 (51-155, 6 2b, 1 3b, 7hr, 28rbi)...was on the Reds' Opening Day roster and hit .175 in 26 apps and 14 starts until he was optioned to Louisville on 5/8, when OF Kyle Waldrop was promoted...in 75 apps for the Bats hit .311 (13hr, 43rbi) before he was promoted again on 8/2 following the Bruce trade...in his first appearance following the Bruce trade, a 7-5 win on 8/2 vs StL, produced 3 hits and 3 RBI, both career highs, and his first career walkoff HR (3-run off Seung Hwan Oh)...in the 3-2 win on 4/6 vs Phi, the second game of the season, had a game-ending, 2-run double off Dalier Hinojosa...in the 13-0 win on 8/27 at Ari produced his first career 2-homer game and a career-high 5 RBI...walked twice in Jake Arrieta's no-hitter (4/21 vs Cubs, 16-0 loss)...in the 6-5 win on 5/1 at Pit, came off the bench to give the Reds their 5-4 lead with an RBI-double in the ninth inning and their decisive 6-5 lead with an RBI-double in the 11th...in 8/15 vs Mia homered off David Phelps to snap a career-high 0-for-28 skid, tying Eugenio Suarez for the longest drought by a Reds batter all season...was International League Batter of the Week for 6/13-6/19 (.318, 2hr, 9rbi, 15xbh, 18tb)...was International League Player of the Month for July after leading the league in hits, extra-base hits, triples, total bases, slugging percentage and OPS...on 7/26 vs Charlotte hit for the cycle, the second of his minor league career (6/1/14 for Chattanooga vs Mobile) and the first by a Bats player since Chris Dickerson on 7/26/07.
2015
Spent most of last season with the Dodgers' affiliate in Oklahoma City, his first action at Class AAA, and in 121 apps produced 13 homers, 50rbi and 15 stolen bases...also made his Major League debut with 3hr and 4rbi in just 19g for LAD...began the season with OKC and was promoted on 6/5...debuted that night vs StL with a start in LF and in his first career plate appearance singled off Carlos Martinez...returned to Oklahoma City the next day and spent the rest of the minor league season there...rejoined the Dodgers as a September callup...on 9/4 at SD hit his first home run (solo off James Shields) and collected his first stolen base...became only the second Dodgers batter since 1914 to produce a homer and stolen base in the same game within his first 3 career games (Jose Offerman, 8/19/90)...on 9/9 at LAA led off the game with a homer off Garrett Richards...with 2 outs in the eighth inning on 9/14 vs Col hit a 2-run HR off Miguel Castro that extended LAD's lead to the 4-1 final score...while at OKC missed 12 days in July with a sprained ligament in his right hand...entered the season rated the eighth-best prospect in the Dodgers's organization.
2014
Batted .280 and led the Southern League in triples (14), homers (28) and slugging percentage (.556) in 135 games with Double-A Chattanooga...Also ranked among Southern League leaders in runs (82, 3rd), RBI (73, T-4th) and hits (137, 5th)...Was the Dodger Pride Award recipient for the month of April after driving in 16 runs and clubbing five homers in 25 games...Named a Southern League mid- and post-season All-Star and a Baseball America Double-A classification All-Star…also selected as a MiLB. com organization All-Star...Posted a .310 average (25-for-89) with five homers and 13 RBI in 23 games with the Glendale Desert Dogs in the Arizona Fall League and named to the All-Prospect Team
2013
Honored as the Dodgers' Branch Rickey Minor League Player of the Year after batting .296 with 27 homers and 91 RBI in 125 games with Single-A Rancho Cucamonga and leading the California League in extra-base hits (69) and total bases (277)...Ranked among California League leaders in home runs (27, 2nd), slugging percentage (.581, 2nd), runs scored (95, 4th), triples (13, 2nd) and had the third best home run to at-bat ratio, hitting a home run every 17.67 at-bats…led Rancho Cucamonga in RBI and home runs...Also chosen as the Dodger Pride Award winner for the Quakes for June after batting .341 (29-for-85) with six homers and 17 RBI in 22 June games, ranking among the California League leaders in batting aver (9th), homers (T-6th), extra-base hits (14, T-9th) and slugging percentage (.647, 5th)...Selected as the Dodger Pride Award winner for Rancho Cucamonga for July after batting .348 (40-for-115) in 29 games in the month…honored as California League Player of the Week, July 1-7...Named to the California League Postseason All-Star Team
2012
Led Single-A Great Lakes in runs (67), hits (134), doubles (32), triples (8) and RBI (67), while batting .260 with six homers in 137 games...Batting .319 with runners in scoring position (44-for-138)
2011
Tied for the Rookie-Advanced Ogden team lead with 13 homers and ranked second on the club with 58 RBI in 70 games for the Raptors…also paced the club with eight triples...Selected as the Dodger Pride Award winner for Ogden for June, batting .346 with two homers and 12 RBI in 11 games...Batted .330 with runners in scoring position (31-for-94)
