Levi Stoudt #67

In 2016 graduated from Perkiomen School (Pennsburg, Pa.), where as a senior he went 8-0, 0.38 with two perfect games...played three seasons at Lehigh University (2017-19)...in 2017 was a Collegiate Baseball Freshman All-American and an All-Patriot League second teamer...in 2019 was named to the All-Patriot League second team again after ranking fourth in the league in ERA (3.53) and strikeouts (69).

2023

Spent most of the season at Class AAA Louisville (25g, 19gs, 5-6, 6.23)...From 6/1-6/15 was on Louisville's injured list with a right rib cage strain...Made his four Major League appearances during four separate stints with the Reds...During each of his first three stints spent just one day on the active roster (4/19 vs TB, 5/13 at Mia, 6/25 vs Atl)...in his last stint on the roster, from 7/19-7/23, pitched in one game (7/23 vs Ari)...Was one of 16 players to make his Major League debut and one of 23 rookies to make at least one appearance for the Reds...Made three spring training appearances for the Reds before he was optioned on 3/11 to Louisville, where he began the season...Was promoted on 4/18 following an injury to Hunter Greene the day before...The next afternoon, on 4/19, made his Major League debut in an 8-0 loss vs the Rays...became only the second pitcher in Reds history to allow six runs in the first inning of his first career appearance (Bruce Berenyi, 7/5/80 vs Hou, six runs in the first inning)…allowed a leadoff HR to Yandy Díaz and finished the first frame with six runs allowed on seven hits and a balk...was the Reds’ second consecutive shutout loss (10-0 on 4/18)...courtesy @EliasSports...Following that debut start on 4/19, was optioned back to Louisville to make room on the roster for the next day’s starter, RHP Luke Weaver...Was promoted again on 5/13, after scheduled starter LHP Nick Lodolo returned to Cincinnati from Miami for an examination on his sore left calf...threw 3.0 innings out of the bullpen in that afternoon's 6-5 win and was in line for his first career win until the Marlins took the lead with two runs in the bottom of the seventh inning...The next day returned to Louisville as one of eight roster moves...Was promoted for the third time on 6/25 and started that afternoon's 7-6 loss vs Atl in place of Ben Lively, who went on the 15-day IL with a right pectoral muscle strain...The next day was optioned to Louisville as one of four roster moves that included the promotions of RHP Eduardo Salazar and RHP Jake Wong...Was promoted for the final time on 7/19...made his final appearance for the Reds in relief on 7/23 vs Ari...was returned to Louisville the next day and spent the rest of the season pitching for the Bats...Entered the season rated No. 15 on Baseball America’s Reds Top 40 Prospects list.

2022

In 25 starts for Class AA Arkansas & Chattanooga and Class AAA Louisville combined to go 7-8, 4.70...On 7/29 was acquired from the Mariners in the trade that sent RHP Luis Castillo to Sea...was assigned to Chattanooga, where he made one start before he was promoted to Louisville... From 8/24-9/6 was on the Bats' 7-day injured list with a right shoulder strain... After he came off the injured list on 9/7, posted a 0.77 ERA in his last four starts of the season (11.2ip, 1er)... Was a non-roster invitee to Mariners Major League spring training camp... Was added to the 40-man roster at the 11/15 restricted list deadline, along with IF Elly De La Cruz, RHP Ricky Karcher, IF Noelvi Marte, RHP Lyon Richardson and RHP Brandon Williamson.

2021

Spent the majority of the season with High-A Everett (5/4-8/1), but also made three starts with AA Arkansas (8/2-9/19)...combined to go 7-3 with a 3.31 ERA (30 ER, 81.2 IP) over 15 starts…limited opponents to a .207 (61x294) average, while walking 37 and striking out 86...on the Development List, Aug. 2-15…on the 7-day Injured List with a right forearm muscle injury, Sept. 4-Oct. 4...among all Mariners farmhands, ranked T4th with seven wins.