Ken Young has been in the recreation and facility industry for over four decades since graduating from Penn State University with a Bachelor of Science in Food Service and Housing Administration. Since 1985, Young has owned a number of food service companies specializing in arena and stadium business.  

Young is also President of three baseball teams affiliated with the Baltimore Orioles; the Triple-A International League's Norfolk Tides, the Double-A Bowie Baysox of the Eastern League, and the Single-A Frederick Keys, an entrant in the Carolina League.  He purchased the Tides in 1993 and helped supervise the building of Harbor Park, a 12,000-seat baseball stadium that Baseball America proclaimed the top Minor League Baseball stadium in the country.  In the fall of 2006, he purchased Bowie and Frederick from Comcast-Spectacor while also switching Norfolk's affiliation from the New York Mets to the Orioles, giving him the top three clubs in Baltimore's Minor League organization. Young is also President of the Biloxi Shuckers who began play in the Southern League in 2015. Young oversaw the Milwaukee Brewers' Double-A Affiliate's move from Huntsville following the 2014 campaign.

In 2001, Young led an ownership group to purchase the Calgary Cannons Baseball Club and in 2002, he moved the club to Albuquerque where the franchise has set new standards of success since its inception in 2003. The Isotopes have finished in the top five in Pacific Coast League attendance in each year of their existence, setting a record with 593,606 fans in 2009, and hosted the immensely successful Triple-A All-Star Game in 2007. 

Young, who is a native of Philadelphia, now resides in Tampa and has been very active in community affairs.  He has been Chairman of the licensing committee for the Outback Bowl since its beginning in 1986.  He has also been on the Board of Trustees of Minor League Baseball since 1996.  In 2002, Penn State University gave him the honor of Alumni Fellow.  

Upon taking over as General Manager of the Albuquerque Isotopes in September 2003, John Traub has presided over a period of immense team growth and success. The Isotopes continually rank in the top 10 in attendance among all Minor League teams and in just 18 years of existence, the team has drawn over 9 million fans. Under John's stewardship, the Topes and Rio Grande Credit Union Field at Isotopes Park have consistently hosted large events that have had a national scope, including Major League exhibitions, Manny Ramirez's 2009 rehab assignment and the 2011 Triple-A Baseball National Championship Game. 

John was named 2007 PCL Executive of the Year and the team was singled out for recognition as well, receiving the John H. Johnson Award as the PCL's best overall franchise. The team also received the prestigious 2007 Bob Freitas Award from Baseball America as the most complete franchise in Triple-A Baseball. John was also presented with the 2007 Ambassador Award by the City of Albuquerque Convention and Visitor's Bureau and currently serves on the board of directors for the New Mexico Bowl. 

Under John's leadership, the Isotopes received the 2018 John H. Johnson Award presented annually by Minor League Baseball to recognize the complete baseball franchise-based on franchise stability, contributions to league stability, contributions to baseball in the community, and promotion of the baseball industry. That same season, the inaugural Copa de la Diversión was awarded to the Isotopes for their tremendously successful "Mariachis de Nuevo Mexico" promotion. Minor League Baseball's Hispanic outreach initiative included 33 teams from around the country and the trophy was awarded to the club that was deemed to have done the best job in connecting with their community. 

Having spent more than 20 years in the Pacific Coast League, John is the Chairman of the Triple-A Marketing Committee, was formerly chair of the league's Travel Committee and was instrumental in the creation of the Pacific Coast League PR Committee. 

Prior to moving to Albuquerque, John spent 11 seasons with the PCL's Calgary Cannons (1992-2002). His titles included Director of Public & Media Relations (1992-96). Vice President of Baseball Operations (1997-1998) and Vice President & General Manager (1998-2002). 

John co-authored his first book in 2012, entitled "Baseball ... A Helluva Life" - telling stories of the legendary life of Minor League Baseball executive Dave Rosenfield. The book is available online at Amazon.com. 

The Los Angeles native began his career in 1988, serving as a public relations intern for the California Angels, where he remained as an intern for the better part of four seasons. He also worked as a public relations intern for the Los Angeles Dodgers during their 1988 post-season. He is a 1987 graduate of UCLA, earning a BA degree in Psychology. John and his lovely wife Liz have two children (Joe and Sophie) and live in Albuquerque along with their Wire Fox Terrier, Walter.

Chrissy's career in professional baseball began in 2002 as the Director of Operations with the Savannah Sand Gnats, a Single-A club in the South Atlantic League. In January 2004, Chrissy joined the Albuquerque Isotopes as Director of Merchandise and in 2006 assumed the role as Director of Box Office and Retail Operations. In 2015, Chrissy became the Isotope’s Assistant General Manager of Business Operations. Chrissy’s passion continues to push the Isotopes organization to excel in merchandising and brand creations, growing the team’s audience and followers so they continue to be leaders in attendance within Minor League Baseball, and maximizing community engagement throughout New Mexico.

Originally from Rockmart, Georgia, Chrissy graduated from the University of West Georgia with a Bachelor's Degree in Sport Management. Chrissy and her wife Kerry have two very spoiled dogs, Toby and Sable. While away from the ballpark, you’ll find Chrissy spending time with her family, cheering on the Georgia Bulldogs and taking in as much sun as possible on the golf course.

Having been very active in sports, Mark worked for the New Mexico Scorpions Hockey Team and the Albuquerque Thunderbirds NBA-D League Basketball team for over four years, prior to joining the Topes during their inaugural season in 2003.

Mark was born and raised in Albuquerque, New Mexico and attended Central New Mexico Community College. His interests when not at work include traveling, playing golf, hiking, fishing, and spending time with his friends and family.

The 2023 season will be Maxwell's 14th in baseball as he continues to manage both the home and visiting clubhouses as well as coordinate team travel for player, staff, and equipment.

Before coming to the Isotopes, Ryan worked for the Lake Erie Crushers and the Texas Rangers.

Ryan and his wife Jessie live in Albuquerque, where she is a Neonatologist and Assistant Professor of Pediatrics at the University of New Mexico. They love to spend time with their "kids", including the two dogs, Henry Aaron and Addie; four cats, Carlito, Chloe, Nelly, and KeLani; and Herman the turtle.

Michelle is entering her seventh season with the Albuquerque Isotopes, having joined them in 2016. Prior to joining the Isotopes, she worked the 2015 season in the NFL with the Oakland Raiders as a Game day Entertainment Representative, while simultaneously working full-time as a Legal Assistant/Courier for the Rothstein Law Firm here in Albuquerque. She also worked as a Corporate Development Intern with Lobo Sports Properties of Learfield Sports at the University of New Mexico from 2012-15, assisting in the marketing department for football and basketball.

She is currently a Board Member for Mayor Keller's Albuquerque Volunteer Advisory Board, ABQ Involved, and the UNM Young Alumni Board. She also serves on the Marketing/PR Committee for the New Mexico Autism Society and is a 2019 FBI Citizens Program Alumnus. She received the Isotopes Jennifer Riordan Community Award in 2021.

She received her Master’s degree from the University of New Mexico in 2015 in Professional Physical Education with a concentration in Sport Administration. Additionally she received her Bachelor’s degree in Psychology from UNM in 2007.

As native New Mexican, she enjoys spending time with her family, going to the gym, boxing, singing, and acting.

Michael's first experience in Minor League Baseball was as an intern with the Newark Bears of the Independent Can-Am League. He also assisted the South Orange Parks & Recreation Department for numerous years as well as working with event management at Elon University where he graduated with a Bachelor's of Science in Sport and Event Management.

A native of South Orange, New Jersey, Michael is a big fan of hometown Seton Hall University basketball, as well as the local New York sports teams including the New York Yankees, New York Knicks and New York Jets. Michael is a self-proclaimed Ken Jennings of Sports Jeopardy and his career goal is to be the next host of Jeopardy.

Josh Suchon became the third "Voice of the Isotopes" when he took over in March 2013. He brings extensive baseball experience and a unique multi-media background to the broadcasting booth.

Before moving to Albuquerque, Suchon was the co-host of "Post Game Dodger Talk" on 790 KABC in Los Angeles and the reporter on the Dodgers Radio Network from 2008-11. Suchon and co-host Ken Levine were named the second-best local sports talk show by the LA Daily News in 2008, and the third-best in 2009 and 2010. Suchon also broadcasted Dodgers spring training games on radio and TV in those years as well.

His career began as a newspaper reporter at The Oakland Tribune, where he worked from 1997-2007, including the final seven years as a traveling Major League Baseball writer who covered the Oakland Athletics (2004-06) and San Francisco Giants (2000-2003).

Suchon switched from writing to broadcasting in 2007. His play-by-play credits include: all Lobos women's basketball games since the 2015-16 season; college and high school basketball on ESPNU; college basketball, softball and the Area Code Games on ESPN3; NBA's D-League on SportsNet LA; the single-A Modesto Nuts in 2007; and the Watertown Indians of the New York-Penn League in 1996.

Suchon is the author of three books: "Murder in Pleasanton - Tina Faelz and the Search for Justice" (2016); "Miracle Men - Hershiser, Gibson and the Improbable 1988 Dodgers" (2013); and "This Gracious Season - Barry Bonds and the Greatest Year in Baseball" (2002).

The 2023 season will mark Adam Beggs' 21st with the Albuquerque Isotopes. Adam's career in baseball began in 2003 as a Sales and Promotions intern, joining the Isotopes' full-time in 2004 as a Season Ticket and Group Sales Representative.

Prior to joining the Isotopes, Adam spent two summers as an intern in the prestigious Cape Code Baseball League and taught PE at Bandelier Elementary School located in Albuquerque. Adam received his Bachelor's Degree in Marketing from Dakota Wesleyan University located in Mitchell, South Dakota. He then went on to receive his Master's of Science in Sports Administration and his MBA in Marketing from the University of New Mexico.

Adam and his wife, Courtney, live in Albuquerque with their three children, Cooper, Hayden, and Beckett.

Kris left the field of archaeology and entered the world of minor league baseball in 2004 when he began operating balls and strikes for the Albuquerque Isotopes scoreboard. As Director of Game Production, Kris is responsible for content creation for the videoboard and digital signage throughout Rio Grande Credit Union Field at Isotopes Park, writing and executing game day scripts, directing staff in the PA booth, coordinating in-house music, timing of on-field activities and overseeing all aspects of the Isotopes video production.

Kris has created a number of permanent art displays throughout the facility highlighting Albuquerque’s baseball history and is always looking for new ways to increase the overall fan experience at RCGU Field at Isotopes Park. Kris' hobbies include photography, conducting historic research, gardening and collecting vintage baseball cards and vinyl records.

A native of Goleta, California, Dylan received his bachelor’s degree in English from UC Santa Barbara prior to moving to Albuquerque in 2011 to pursue a master’s degree in Sports Administration from the University of New Mexico. While studying at UNM, Dylan began announcing sporting events for the Lobos and took on a summer internship with the Albuquerque Isotopes. Since that time, Dylan has continued to embed himself in the local sports community. He can be seen between innings at Isotopes Park hosting on-field events, calling games at the world-famous Pit and announcing hockey for the New Mexico Ice Wolves.

When not working games, Dylan can be found running in the bosque, hiking the Sandias, working in his garden, or attempting to ski neighboring mountains.

Prior to joining the Isotopes, Aaron sold memberships for Sports and Wellness and was a manager for Southwest Promotions for eight years which originally brought him to Albuquerque.

Originally from Grand Rapids, MI Aaron has been involved in sports his entire life. Aaron is a die hard Detroit Tigers, Detroit Lions and Michigan Wolverines fan.

Terry started his career in baseball with the Princeton Rays, Rookie Affiliate of the Tampa Bay Rays, as a game operations intern during the 2012 season. After receiving his Bachelor's Degree in Sports Management from Bowling Green State University, he then worked as a Seasonal Ticket Sales Representative for the Kannapolis Intimidators, Single-A Affiliate of the Chicago White Sox. Terry first started as an Ticket Sales Intern in 2014 with the Albuquerque Isotopes and is now a Ticket Sales Executive.

A native of Northeast Ohio, Terry enjoys cheering for the Cleveland Cavaliers, Guardians, and the Browns. He is hoping, in the upcoming future, that the Browns will make the Super Bowl.

Ed joined the Isotopes prior to the 2022 season. He has spent his entire career in the groundskeeping industry, most notably as the Head Groundskeeper with the Jacksonville Suns for 10-years from 2003-2013 when they were affiliated with the Dodgers. He was well-decorated during his time with the Suns, including winning the Southern League’s Groundskeeper of the Year Award seven times during his 10 seasons with the club. Additionally he won the Double-A SportsTurf Manager of the Year Award in 2003. Ed gained his field management experience with the Delmarva Shorebirds and Bowie Baysox in 1997-1999. He has also worked in the NFL with Washington and the Jacksonville Jaguars.

Ed's favorite sports team is the New Jersey Devils. In his spare time, he enjoys long walks on the beach, sunsets, golfing and listening to Bruce Springsteen, as well as watching hockey. Ed and his wife Shannon have three children, a son Louie and daughters Lorna and Savanna. The family also has two pugs, Lord Stanley and Yoda.