1988 Nashville Sounds Roster

American Association (AA) - Class: AAA
Team Record: 73-69
Finished 2nd in the AA's East Division
Manager: Jack Lind (0-0), Wayne Garland (0-0), James Hoff (0-0), George Scherger (0-0), Frank Lucchesi (0-0)
Affiliation: Cincinnati Reds
Location: Nashville, Tennessee
Ballpark: Herschel Greer Stadium
Attendance: 317,785, Avg. 4,476
1988 Nashville Sounds Statistics

The Nashville Sounds of the American Association ended the 1988 season with a record of 73 wins and 69 losses, finishing second in the league's East Division.

The Sounds scored 523 runs, worst in the league, and yielded 575 runs. Van Snider led Nashville with 23 home runs and drove in 73 runs, while leading all qualifying hitters on the roster by hitting .290. Hugh Kemp topped the squad with 13 wins, and Jack Armstrong registered a 3 earned run average, best among regular hurlers.

Members of the 1988 Nashville Sounds who played in Major League Baseball during their careers were Norm Charlton, Tim Birtsas, Pat Pacillo, Ron Roenicke, Terry McGriff, Ron Oester, Luis Quiñones, Eddie Vargas, Scott Earl, Van Snider, Jack Armstrong, Lenny Harris, Joe Oliver, Keith Brown, Eddie Milner, Marty Brown, Jeff Gray, Lloyd McClendon, Mike Roesler, Frank Williams, Candy Sierra, Doug Gwosdz, Mike Jones, Ron Robinson, Leo García, Skeeter Barnes, Rob Dibble, Charlie Mitchell, Nate Snell, Tracy Jones and Randy St. Claire.

Jack Lind, Wayne Garland, James Hoff, George Scherger and Frank Lucchesi served as manager.


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Player Bats Throws Birth Date Height Weight Hometown
Jack ArmstrongRRMarch 7, 19656'5"220Englewood, NJ US
Skeeter BarnesRRMarch 7, 19575'11"175Cincinnati, OH US
Tim BirtsasLLSeptember 5, 19606'7"240Pontiac, MI US
Dan BoeverRRMay 8, 19616'2"190Vermillion, SD US
Keith BrownSRFebruary 14, 19646'4"215Flagstaff, AZ US
Marty BrownRRJanuary 23, 19636'1"190Lawton, OK US
Norm CharltonSLJanuary 6, 19636'3"195Fort Polk, LA US
Tony DeFrancescoRRApril 24, 19635'11"190Bronx, NY US
Rob DibbleLRJanuary 24, 19646'4"230Bridgeport, CT US
Scott EarlRRSeptember 18, 19605'11"165Seymour, IN US
Brian FinleyLLMay 18, 19635'9"170
Leo GarcíaLLNovember 6, 19625'8"160Santiago, Santiago DO
Orlando GonzalezRRMarch 8, 19655'10"165Bayamon, PR
Jeff GrayRRApril 10, 19636'1"175Richmond, VA US
Doug GwosdzRRJune 20, 19605'11"185Houston, TX US
Lenny HarrisLROctober 28, 19645'10"195Miami, FL US
Jim JeffersonRRAugust 8, 19626'3"195
Mike JonesLLJuly 30, 19596'6"215Rochester, NY US
Tracy JonesRRMarch 31, 19616'3"180Hawthorne, CA US
Hugh KempRDecember 13, 19606'3"190Nashville, TN US
Dave KlipsteinRRJune 20, 19606'0"183
Rob LopezLRMay 26, 19636'1"180Port Arthur, TX US
Lloyd McClendonRRJanuary 11, 19595'10"190Gary, IN US
Terry McGriffRRSeptember 23, 19636'2"190Fort Pierce, FL US
Eddie MilnerLLMay 21, 19555'11"173Columbus, OH US
Charlie MitchellRRJune 24, 19626'3"170Dickson, TN US
Greg MondaLLSeptember 25, 19616'1"190
Ron OesterSRMay 5, 19566'2"185Cincinnati, OH US
Joe OliverRRJuly 24, 19656'3"215Memphis, TN US
Steve OliverioRDecember 19, 19616'2"175
Pat PacilloRRJuly 23, 19636'2"205Jersey City, NJ US
Buddy PryorRRSeptember 22, 19615'11"185Hayward, CA US
Luis QuiñonesSRApril 28, 19625'11"165Ponce, PR
Ron RobinsonRRMarch 24, 19626'4"235Exeter, CA US
Ron RoenickeSLAugust 19, 19566'0"180Covina, CA US
Mike RoeslerRRSeptember 12, 19636'5"195Fort Wayne, IN US
Candy SierraRRMarch 27, 19676'2"190Rio Piedras, PR
Nate SnellRRSeptember 2, 19526'4"190Orangeburg, SC US
Van SniderLRAugust 11, 19636'3"185Birmingham, AL US
Randy St. ClaireRRAugust 23, 19606'3"180Glens Falls, NY US
Eddie TannerSRJuly 7, 19625'10"165Columbia, SC US
Eddie VargasRRFebruary 23, 19596'4"205Guanica, PR
Frank WilliamsRRFebruary 13, 19586'1"180Seattle, WA 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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