Peter B. Freund is a minority owner of the New York Yankees and Principal Owner of Trinity Sports Holdings, which was named the 2017 Ballpark Digest Organization of the Year.

Trinity Sports Holdings' portfolio of affiliated minor league baseball teams includes the Memphis Redbirds, the Charleston RiverDogs and the Williamsport Crosscutters. The Redbirds are the Triple-A affiliate of the St. Louis Cardinals in the Pacific Coast League and play at AutoZone Park in Memphis, Tenn. The RiverDogs are the Class-A affiliate of the New York Yankees in the South Atlantic League and play at Joseph P. Riley Park in Charleston, S.C. The Crosscutters are the Class-A affiliate of the Philadelphia Phillies in the New York-Penn League and play at BB&T Ballpark at Historic Bowman Field in Williamsport, Penn., home of the Major League Baseball Little League Classic.

Peter currently serves on the Board of Directors of both the Pacific Coast League and New York-Penn League, where he is a member of their respective Executive Committees. Further, he is the President of the Redbirds Community Fund, an organization which supports the Memphis RBI program (Reviving Baseball in Inner Cities), along with numerous community outreach initiatives.

Peter graduated from the Horace Mann School in Riverdale, N.Y. and received his Bachelor of Arts degree from Dartmouth College in Hanover, N.H. Peter is a trustee of the Rippowam Cisqua School, a coeducational independent day school for grades pre-kindergarten through nine, which he also attended. Peter resides in Bedford, N.Y. and Big Sky, Mont. with his wife, Mimi, and their twin daughters.

Craig Unger was named the General Manager of the Memphis Redbirds in April 2014, and he added the title of President in 2016. As the Redbirds' President/GM, Craig is responsible for running the day-to-day operations of the Cardinals' Triple-A affiliate and AutoZone Park. In December 2016, Redbirds Principal Owner Peter Freund announced that Craig joined the ownership group for the franchise, along with Peter and the St. Louis Cardinals.

In four seasons in Memphis, Craig has directed numerous advancements with the franchise, including significant renovations and upgrades, which in part led to a 17 percent increase in attendance from the 2015 season to the 2016 season. That increase was fourth in all of Minor League Baseball, and the per-game change led the minors. The club built on that during the 2017 season, as its average home attendance rose an additional eight percent and included three crowds of 10,000 or more and 11 crowds above 7,500.

Before joining the Redbirds, Craig spent five years with the St. Louis Cardinals Front Office as an Account Executive, Corporate Sales and Marketing. In the position, Craig sold and managed corporate sponsorships, and oversaw club radio promotion and advertising, among other notable achievements.

Upon joining the Cardinals in 2008, Craig was tasked with bringing the team's radio advertising in-house. From there, he played an essential role in returning the team's radio broadcasts to KMOX (1120 AM) in 2010. Additional accomplishments included serving as the field producer for the 2009 All-Star Game at Busch Stadium, coordinating the 2011 World Series Victory Parade and leading the team's marketing committee.

In 2013, Craig was integral in securing a long-term partnership with St. Louis-based Mercy as the Official Medical Provider of the St. Louis Cardinals. The deal gave the team access to a nationally recognized hospital, as well as an increased level of comprehensive, advanced care that is only possible from one of the leading health systems.

Maintaining his role as Account Executive, Craig also spent six months behind-the-scenes working on the acquisition of the Redbirds.

Prior to his time with the Cardinals, Craig spent nine years (1998-2007) in various positions at KTRS Radio including the role of Station Manager.

In his spare time, Craig enjoys cooking and barbecuing. He graduated from Webster University in 1998 with a Bachelor of Arts in Communications. Craig, along with his wife, Pamela, and three daughters, Emma, Ellen and Eden, resides in Memphis.

Andy joined the Redbirds in Aug. 2018 as Vice President of Marketing and Sales. He oversees all aspects of the sales and revenue-generation process of the Redbirds and will be driving the coordinated effort to grow and acquire new corporate sponsorships.

Andy came to the Redbirds from the Corpus Christi Hooks (Double-A Houston), where he oversaw all ticket sales and fulfillment, retail operations, business development, creative services, and community relations. His previous posts with the club included account executive, director of group sales, and director of sales & marketing. Andy also ran the 2015 Texas League All-Star Game project.

The Salem, Ill., native spent 2006 and 2007 as an account executive for the Albuquerque Isotopes, Triple-A affiliate of the Florida Marlins. A graduate of Southern Illinois University - Carbondale, Andy's tenure in professional baseball included a 2005 internship with the Burlington Bees, Single-A affiliate of the Kansas City Royals.

Andy and his wife, Amy, have two children.

Mike Voutsinas, an 18-year veteran of professional baseball and the New York-Penn League Executive of the Year in 2016, joined the Redbirds as Senior Director, Corporate Sales and Marketing in February 2017. He was promoted to his current role of Vice President, Stadium and Baseball Operations in Sept. 2018.

Voutsinas spent three seasons as the General Manager for the Single-A Auburn Doubledays, where he helped the Doubledays receive the Community and Baseball Service Award. Through his leadership, the Doubledays increased attendance by 23 percent and tripled advertising revenue.

Prior to Auburn, Voutsinas spent nearly 13 years with the Triple-A Syracuse Chiefs, serving in roles as Director of Ticket Sales, Director of Marketing and Promotions, and Assistant General Manager.

Voutsinas and his wife, Kimberly, have two young children.

Cindy joined the Redbirds staff as Staff Accountant during the 2009 season and was promoted to her current role in 2014. The University of Mississippi graduate holds her Bachelors degree in Accountancy and her Masters in Tax. Prior to working for the 'Birds, Cindy worked in Ole Miss's grant office as an auditor, and as an accountant at a steel company.

Cindy enjoys photography, music, traveling and billiards. She also loves spending time with all of her nieces and nephews. Cindy and her husband Jimmie live in Senatobia with their two dogs, Greta and Gypsy, and an African Gray Parrot, Scarlet.

Gian oversees all ticket operations of the organization and AutoZone Park Box Office. Additional responsibilities include managing ticket sales revenue and ticket inventory on a daily basis, overseeing the part time Box Office staff, and maintaining customer service protocols.

Prior to joining the Redbirds in January 2016, he served as Director of Ticket Operations for the Single-A Hickory Crawdads.

Gian graduated in December 2013 from Kennesaw State University in Georgia with a Bachelors Degree in Sport Management. Prior to attending Kennesaw State, he attained an Associate's Degree in History from Gainesville State College. In his free time, he enjoys camping, traveling, and attending sporting events.

Nate joined the Redbirds in March 2018 and was promoted to his current role in Oct. 2018. He is responsible for running the box office during both game and non-game days and assists with generating reports, building the ticket system, and other ticket-relating functions. Prior to joining the Redbirds, Nate spent two summers working as the box office manager for the Class A Short-Season Auburn Doubledays. He also split time as an intern between the Doubledays and the Triple-A Syracuse Chiefs for two years. In 2015, Nate spent his spring semester away from school to intern full time in the American University Athletic Department, where he helped with writing PA scripts, radio logs, and putting together marketing binders for all clients.

Nate graduated from the College at Brockport, SUNY in May 2016 with a degree in Business Administration and received his Masters in Business Administration a year later from the Rochester Institute of Technology. In his free time, Nate enjoys watching and playing sports, playing video games, singing, and theater.

Jackie became a member of the front office in March 2015 and serves as the first point of contact of the Redbirds. She is additionally responsible for facilitating the efficient functioning of the Redbirds front office by organizing office operations and procedures, controlling correspondence, designing filing systems, reviewing and approving supply requisitions, assigning and monitoring clerical functions, and other administrative duties.

Jackie and her two children, Lacy and Owen, enjoy cheering on the St. Louis Cardinals, camping, and concerts. She's the mom to a travel baseball player, so she's always on the go.

Tyler joined the Redbirds in March of 2018. He is responsible for helping grow the organization through corporate sales, sponsorships, and premium business development.

Starting as an intern and working his way up to Vice President of Sales, Tyler spent the last six years working for the Quad City Mallards, the ECHL affiliate of the Las Vegas Golden Knights. With his primary focus being Corporate Sales, Tyler also oversaw the Group and Season ticket efforts while with the Mallards.

Tyler majored in Physical Education while attending St. Ambrose University. He was a two-year starter on the baseball team and in his spare time likes to root for the Green Bay Packers, Milwaukee Brewers, and Wisconsin Badgers.

Patricia joined the Redbirds in March of 2015 and was promoted to her current post that August. She is responsible for helping grow the organization through corporate sales, sponsorships, and premium business development.

Prior to joining Memphis, she was with the Mississippi RiverKings during their 2014-2015 season, a professional minor league ice hockey team located in Southaven, Miss. Patricia also spent a year as a Sports Marketing Intern at Otey White & Associates Advertising & Public Relations Inc., in Baton Rouge, La.

Pirozzi graduated from Louisiana State University where she studied Sports PR and was a member of Kappa Kappa Gamma. Geaux Redbirds!

Paul Mullin enters his sixth season in Minor League Baseball, joining the Redbirds as the Corporate Sales Coordinator. Prior to joining the Redbirds, Paul spent a year working in Corporate Sales and Groups with the Quad Cities River Bandits of the Midwest League and three years working as the Sponsorship Services Manager with the Auburn Doubledays of the New York-Penn League. Prior to working with the Doubledays, Paul worked a season as a Promotions and Marketing Intern with the Syracuse Chiefs.

Paul prides himself on his experiences outside of baseball. During his undergraduate years at John Carroll University in Cleveland, Ohio, Paul worked within the Sports Information Department, broadcasting sporting events, writing game stories, and working in video broadcast production. Outside of sports, Paul worked with the Owens' Group, a PR agency that handles marketing campaigns for major motion picture studios including Warner Bros., Lionsgate, Sony, and CBS Films.

A Syracuse, New York native, Paul graduated from the John Carroll University in 2015 with a degree in Communications with Integrated Marketing and Public Relations.

Peter joined the Redbirds team in January of 2018 after over six years as a TV sportscaster. As the world of sports coverage continues to change, Peter will tell stories and provide daily content, both on the team website and across social media. Whether it's video highlights from the latest big win, or an in-depth interview with your favorite star player, Peter will be the premiere voice in providing information about the Redbirds.

Born and raised in St. Louis, Peter grew up a huge Cardinals fan and is excited to work with the franchise that he grew up watching. His favorite sports memory is when former Redbird David Freese won Game 6 for the Cardinals during the 2011 World Series. He graduated from the University of Missouri with a degree in broadcast journalism.

Martheus joined the Redbirds Front Office in March of 2015. He is responsible for facilitating all digital graphic needs of the ballclub, primarily servicing advertising, scoreboard, and marketing needs as well as ancillary graphic needs in all other departments.

A graduate of the University of Memphis, Martheus' love for the arts, along with his talent as a graphic artist, helped begin his career as an intern at Signature Advertising. After completing his internship, he worked as graphic designer for Dateline Memphis Magazine. He quickly landed a job as art director at Redmond Design. After five years at the ad agency level, Martheus stepped out on his own as a freelance graphic designer and illustrator working with companies such as the Radisson Hotel, Trust Marketing, Senior Services, Hasbro Toys, IDW Comics, Universal Pictures, and the Oxygen Channel.

Dilland graduated from University of Memphis in 2015 with a degree in Film and Video Production. In all, he has been working in editing and motion graphics for nearly a decade. Dilland joined the Redbirds in May 2015 and is responsible for all in-house and promotional motion graphics as well as facilitating any and all VCR repairs.

He has been personally recognized by his peers for his modeling and animation work on the Memphis Redbirds rebrand in 2017, and his work has been featured nationally on news sources such as USA Today and Good Morning America.

He is extremely excited for "Shrek 5: It's Never Ogre" to hit theaters in 2019.

Sam joined the Redbirds in February 2018 and is responsible for helping service and grow the season membership department.

Sam previously was an inside sales representative for the NFL's Cleveland Browns, and he graduated from West Virginia University in May 2017 with a degree in sport management. While at WVU, he interned with the athletic marketing department.

Eric joined the Redbirds in October 2017 and was promoted to his current role in the summer of 2018. He is responsible for maximizing revenue by selling and planning group outings throughout AutoZone Park.

Prior to joining Memphis Eric attended Shenandoah University, where he played baseball for four years and worked for the athletic department, assisting with gameday operations for football, basketball, and volleyball. He graduated with a degree in Sport Management in the Spring of 2016.

He is forever on the search for the perfect skillet cookie.

Austin joined the Memphis Redbirds team in June 2018. He uses his diverse sales background to create dynamic entertainment experiences, specifically for churches and other religious organizations. Prior to joining the Redbirds, Austin worked for the Mississippi RiverKings hockey team and SkyZone Memphis, where he developed a passion for creating atmospheres for groups to have fun.

Austin is completing his Bachelor's in Christian Ministry through online courses at Regent University. He enjoys getting to volunteer both with teens and children at his church. He enjoys spending time with his friends, traveling, kayaking, and playing board games.

Michael joined the Memphis Redbirds in March 2016 after spending seven years in the athletic department at Western Kentucky University.

With the Redbirds, Michael oversees all media operations and publicity for the organization, manages social and digital media, and works with the general manager and the marketing, ticketing, and community relations departments on all organizational initiatives. He is the primary liaison between Redbirds players, coaches and front office members and the media.

Michael most recently served as Associate Athletic Director for Communications at WKU, where he was in charge of the athletic media relations department, was a member of the Athletic Director's senior staff, orchestrated announcements for the athletic department's move to Conference USA and hirings of multiple head coaches and athletic directors, and worked as the primary men's basketball media relations contact.

He facilitated the basketball program through the 2012 and 2013 NCAA Tournaments from a media relations standpoint, working with announcers Jim Nantz, Clark Kellogg, Verne Lundquist, Bill Raftery, Marv Albert, Craig Sager, and Steve Kerr, among others, and he previously worked as baseball media relations contact for the nationally-ranked Hilltoppers.

Prior to that, he was a four-year baseball team manager at the University of Illinois, where he earned his bachelor's degree in broadcast journalism in 2009. He spent time with the Madison Mallards of the collegiate summer Northwoods League in 2008.

Selby has been a part of the Redbirds broadcast team since 2000, broadcasting the inaugural game at AutoZone Park. His arrival in Memphis followed stints with the Kinston Eagles (1986), Durham Bulls (1987-90), Sumter Flyers (1991), Huntsville Stars (2002-05), and Nashville Sounds (1996-99). The Virginia native enters his 33rd season in the booth and has been at the microphone for more than 2,000 games as a member of the Redbirds. In 2017, Selby broadcast the 4,000th minor league game of his career.

In addition to his baseball work, Steve has also served as the play-by-play voice of Belmont University's men's basketball team, television voice of the Vanderbilt Commodores football and basketball programs as well as calling action for the TSSAA football and basketball championships. In 2004, he called the NAIA National Championship football game on nationwide television. Selby's baseball background dates back to his collegiate days at Randolph-Macon College in Ashland, Virginia where he graduated in 1978.

In 2013, Steve was the TV voice for Lipscomb University with the games being aired on ESPN3. Selby also provided play-by-play for the Ohio Valley Conference Basketball Tournament. He broadcast the first two rounds of the Men's Tournament and called the Women's Championship Game on ESPN3.

Steve and his wife, Rhonda, reside in Bartlett.

Marissa joined the Redbirds in March 2017. She is responsible for providing world-class service for all of our guests by coordinating the guest services personnel for all events at AutoZone Park. She also assists with baseball operations as needed.

Prior to joining the Redbirds, Marissa worked as Assistant General Manager at Fairfield Inn and Suites by Marriott, gaining valuable experience in guest services. She also worked as a team attendant for the Memphis Grizzlies for four seasons from 2012-16, and spent two summers working in food and beverage at Mirimichi Golf Course. Marissa grew up playing softball and was a member of the first Munford High School softball team to make an appearance at the state tournament her senior year.

Marissa graduated from the University of Memphis in 2015 with a degree in Business Administration, focused on Hospitality and Resort Management. She resides in Munford with her husband, Devin, and cat, Cotton. In her spare time she enjoys reading, going to the gym, traveling, and experiencing Tipton County.

Spencer is responsible for ensuring that all mechanical, life safety, electrical, audio/video, and concession systems at AutoZone Park are maintained and fully functional at all times. Additional duties include developing preventative maintenance schedules, scheduling and performing maintenance of stadium equipment, and meeting with contractors and city inspectors to ensure all standards and safety equipment meet current regulations.

Joe is responsible for daily repair and preventative maintenance of all aspects of Auto Zone Park to assure thse facility remains in good repair and working order. He is also responsible for maintaining such areas as HVAC, fire systems, electrical, plumbing, carpentry, and any other general items that are needed.

Brian joined the Redbirds in March of 2014 as the Assistant Groundskeeper and was promoted to Director of Field Operations in July 2018.

His responsibilities include all forms of field maintenance such as mowing, applying fertilizer, painting logos, and maintaining the dirt skinned areas of the field. Brian creates maintenance schedules, preparing the field for non-baseball related events, and general stadium maintenance.

Brian graduated from the University of Missouri with a degree in Plant Science with an emphasis in Turfgrass Management. As a student, he was part of the Turf club and spent two years working for the athletic department maintaining the varsity baseball, softball, and soccer fields while also spending his summers working at Mizzou's turf research farm. Prior to joining the Redbirds, Brian spent about three years working for the Memphis Nonprofit, Service Over Self, as an Assistant Construction Director.

As a native Missourian whose parents are both from the St. Louis area, Brian grew up a dedicated Cardinals fan. While still having strong ties to Missouri and St. Louis, he now proudly calls Memphis home. Brian met his wife, Sarah, through working at Service Over Self and the two were married in 2013. When not at the ballpark, Brian enjoys dining at all of the great restaurants and breweries that Memphis has to offer, attending Grizzlies games and shows at the Orpheum, spending time with friends and family, and playing with Maxwell, his German Shepherd/Husky mix.