Indianapolis Clowns Roster: Players, Positions & Numbers

Indianapolis Clowns roster at a glance

Indianapolis Clowns players

The directory below lists the current Indianapolis Clowns player profiles. Each card stays connected to an individual player profile and can show the roster position, jersey label and hometown recorded from the official source.

A roster is broader than a starting lineup. It identifies the players currently listed with the team, but it does not guarantee who will start, pitch, bat in a particular spot or appear at every tour stop. For one specific game, use the current event information as the final planning check.

Who is on the current Indianapolis Clowns roster?

The current first-party roster lists Kirkland Banks, Jalen Vasquez, Joe Gray, Gage Voorhees, Brian Dansereau, Bobby Lada, Brett Maddock, Chris Burgess, Correlle Prime, Niko Hulsizer, Clark Gilmore, David Griffin, Eli Paton, Jackie Bradley Jr., Vinny Santarsiero, Joe Lytle, Kobe Robinson, Dayan Reinoso, Mo’ne Davis, Nick Wilson, Daniel Foster, Dale Francis Jr., Andrew Irvine, Mat Wolf, Fisher Polydoroff and Malachi “Flash tha Kid” Mitchell.

The purpose of naming the full group here is to make the roster easy to check at a glance without turning the page into a guessed depth chart. Positions and jersey labels remain attached to the player cards, while the sections below explain how to read the more unusual roster notation.

Positions on the Indianapolis Clowns roster

The roster mixes conventional baseball position abbreviations with multi-role Banana Ball labels. RHP means right-handed pitcher, LHP left-handed pitcher, C catcher, INF infielder, OF outfielder, 2B second base and UTL utility.

Some players carry more than one role. Correlle Prime is listed as RHP/INF, Mat Wolf as RHP/2B/ENT, Fisher Polydoroff as RHP/EH/ENT, and Malachi “Flash tha Kid” Mitchell as EH/DR. The first-party roster sheet uses the abbreviations ENT, EH and DR without spelling them out on the sheet itself, so those labels are preserved rather than expanded without official confirmation.

Indianapolis Clowns pitchers, catchers and position players

The current roster contains a deep group of players carrying an RHP or LHP label, including Gage Voorhees, Brett Maddock, Correlle Prime, Clark Gilmore, David Griffin, Vinny Santarsiero, Kobe Robinson, Dayan Reinoso, Mo’ne Davis, Nick Wilson, Daniel Foster, Andrew Irvine, Mat Wolf and Fisher Polydoroff. That is a roster grouping only; it should not be read as an announced rotation, bullpen hierarchy or game-day pitching plan.

Chris Burgess and Joe Lytle are listed at catcher. The infield group includes Jalen Vasquez, Bobby Lada and Eli Paton, while the roster lists Joe Gray, Brian Dansereau, Niko Hulsizer and Jackie Bradley Jr. in the outfield. Kirkland Banks and Dale Francis Jr. carry the UTL label, indicating a flexible roster designation rather than one fixed defensive spot.

Special jersey labels on the Clowns roster

Most Clowns use conventional jersey numbers, but three current roster entries use symbols instead of ordinary numbers. Mat Wolf is shown with !, Fisher Polydoroff with ∞, and Malachi “Flash tha Kid” Mitchell with a lightning-bolt symbol. Those labels are reproduced as roster identifiers rather than converted into made-up numeric values.

Other useful number checks include Kirkland Banks #1, Jalen Vasquez #2, Joe Gray #3, Jackie Bradley Jr. #19, Mo’ne Davis #29, Dale Francis Jr. #44 and Andrew Irvine #67. A number can help identify a player at an event, but it still does not tell you whether that player will be in the starting lineup for a specific game.

Jersey numbers and hometowns

The first-party roster also provides hometowns. For example, Niko Hulsizer is listed as #12, OF, from Mohnton, Pennsylvania; Mo’ne Davis is #29, RHP, from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; and Jackie Bradley Jr. is #19, OF, from Richmond, Virginia. Hometowns are player background details and should not be confused with the city where the team is playing next.

That matters because the Indianapolis Clowns follow Banana Ball’s touring format. A player can have an Indiana-facing team identity while the actual schedule takes the club through different cities and ballparks. Use the Indianapolis Clowns schedule for event location and travel planning.

Indianapolis Clowns coaching staff

Errick Fox is listed as head coach on the current roster. Ryan Howard is listed as primetime coach, with Willie Carter and Tony Voiro assisting. These coaching entries are kept separate from the 26-player count so prominent staff names are not accidentally treated as active player spots.

Coaching assignments are season-specific information. If the official roster is revised later, the first-party roster remains the best place to recheck a staff role before treating it as current.

Is Mo’ne Davis on the Indianapolis Clowns roster?

Yes. The latest combined first-party roster lists Mo’ne Davis as #29, RHP, from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. An earlier team-specific roster PDF did not show her, which is why using the newer official combined roster matters when two first-party documents differ.

Davis remains in the active Clowns directory because the newer official roster includes her; an older roster snapshot does not override a later update.

Roster vs starting lineup

The Indianapolis Clowns roster answers “who is currently listed with the team?” A starting lineup answers “who is starting this particular game?” Those are different questions. The batting order, defensive assignments and pitching usage can change by matchup, so the player directory should not be used as a prediction of a game-day lineup.

If you are attending primarily to see one player, confirm the event itself close to game day. A season roster spot does not guarantee an appearance at every game or tour stop.

The modern Clowns roster and the historic team name

This page covers the current Banana Ball Indianapolis Clowns roster. The team name also carries important Negro Leagues history, but historical players should not be mixed into the modern BBCL player directory. The Indianapolis Clowns team hub gives the broader team context and keeps modern team information separate from historical background.

That distinction is useful for searchers because a query for “Indianapolis Clowns players” can refer to two very different eras. On this roster page, player cards and the 26-player count refer to the current Banana Ball team.

Follow the Indianapolis Clowns beyond the roster

When should you recheck the roster?

Recheck the current first-party roster when you need a time-sensitive answer about a new player, roster removal, changed jersey label, hometown correction or coaching assignment. For a specific event, also check current schedule and game-day information because a season roster and the active group for one game are not necessarily identical.

Indianapolis Clowns roster FAQ