1995 Fort Myers Miracle Roster

Florida State League (FSL) - Class: Advanced A
Team Record: 75-55
Finished 1st in the FSL's West Division
Manager: Al Newman (75-55)
Affiliation: Minnesota Twins
Location: Fort Myers, Florida
Ballpark: W.H. Hammond Stadium
Attendance: 78,431, Avg. 1,265 in 62 home dates
1995 Fort Myers Miracle Statistics

Playoffs - Fort Myers Miracle 2 games, Tampa Yankees 1
Finals - Daytona Cubs 3 games, Fort Myers Miracle 2

The Fort Myers Miracle of the Florida State League ended the 1995 season with a record of 75 wins and 55 losses, finishing first in the league's West Division.

The Miracle led the league with just 450 runs allowed. Fort Myers scored 552 runs. Bubba Smith paced the team with 13 home runs Gary Caraballo accounted for 55 RBI. Chad Rupp topped batters with significant playing time by connecting at a .266 clip. Shane Bowers paced the squad with 13 wins and a team-best 2.17 ERA, best among regular hurlers.

Ryan Radmanovich, Mark Redman, Torii Hunter, Aaron Fultz, Greg Harris, Benj Sampson, Shane Bowers and Doug Mientkiewicz were all players from the 1995 Fort Myers Miracle who played in the Majors during their careers.

Al Newman served as manager.


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Player Bats Throws Birth Date Height Weight Hometown
Jason BakerLLJuly 31, 19725'10"176Shelbyville, TN US
Rod BiehlLLJune 11, 19695'11"190
Shane BowersRRJuly 27, 19716'4"215Glendora, CA US
Armann BrownRRSeptember 10, 19726'1"163Austin, TX US
Gary CaraballoRRJuly 11, 19716'0"185
Ron CaridadRRMarch 22, 19725'10"180Caracas, Distrito Federal VE
Troy CarrascoSLJanuary 27, 19755'11"177Tampa, FL US
Jim ChampionLLAugust 9, 19736'3"180
Rob DeBrinoRRSeptember 25, 19736'2"230Westwood, NJ US
Aaron FultzLLSeptember 4, 19736'0"196Memphis, TN US
Greg HarrisRRDecember 1, 19636'3"190Greensboro, NC US
Scott HiltLRDecember 9, 19726'2"215Fort Lee, VA US
Jeff HornRRAugust 23, 19706'1"213Baltimore, MD US
Torii HunterRRJuly 18, 19756'2"220Pine Bluff, AR US
Ben JonesRRSeptember 15, 19735'10"175Alexandria, LA US
Tom KnaussRRJune 16, 19746'2"218Chicago, IL US
Russ LehoiskyRRJanuary 30, 19716'5"205Yonkers, NY US
Keith LinebargerRRMay 11, 19716'6"220Fort Belvoir, VA US
Jay MaldonadoRRMarch 24, 19736'0"195Corpus Christi, TX US
Jim McCalmontRROctober 6, 19716'0"185
Doug MientkiewiczLRJune 19, 19746'2"195Toledo, OH US
Shawn MillerRRApril 27, 19736'3"199Los Banos, CA US
Paul MorseRRFebruary 27, 19736'2"185Mount Vernon, OH US
James MotteRRMay 4, 19726'2"175
Marlo NavaRRJune 18, 19735'11"170
Tim NihartRRJuly 5, 19726'2"200
Brian O'BrienLLJuly 4, 19716'4"173
Ryan RadmanovichLRAugust 9, 19716'2"200Calgary, AB CA
Mark RedmanLLJanuary 5, 19746'5"220San Diego, CA US
Chad RuppRRSeptember 30, 19716'2"225Tampa, FL US
Benj SampsonRLApril 27, 19756'2"210Des Moines, IA US
Bubba SmithRRDecember 18, 19696'6"255Kernersville, NC US
Scott StricklinLRFebruary 17, 19725'11"180Athens, OH US
Jason TatarRRAugust 15, 19746'0"175
Danny VeneziaRRNovember 4, 19716'1"180Brooklyn, NY US

Average attendance is based upon the number of actual home dates where known (most leagues from 1992 and later). Where the number of home dates is not known, the average is calculated using half the team's total games.




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