1990 Nashville Sounds Roster

American Association (AA) - Class: AAA
Team Record: 86-61
Finished 1st in the AA's East Division
Manager: Pete Mackanin (86-61)
Affiliation: Cincinnati Reds
Location: Nashville, Tennessee
Ballpark: Herschel Greer Stadium
Attendance: 556,250, Avg. 7,568
1990 Nashville Sounds Statistics

Playoffs - Nashville Sounds 1 game, Buffalo Bisons 0 - One-game playoff for East title.
Finals - Omaha Royals 3 games, Nashville Sounds 2

The Nashville Sounds of the American Association ended the 1990 season with a record of 86 wins and 61 losses, finishing first in the league's East Division.

The Sounds plated 628 runs and surrendered 553 runs. Terry Lee paced Nashville with 15 home runs and recorded 67 runs batted in. Leo García led batters with significant playing time by hitting .287. Chris Hammond topped the team with 15 wins and a team-best 2.17 ERA, leading qualifying pitchers.

Members of the 1990 Nashville Sounds who played in Major League Baseball during their careers were Freddie Benavides, Danny Jackson, Scott Scudder, Hal Morris, José Rijo, Terry Lee, Chris Jones, Chris Hammond, Terry McGriff, Gino Minutelli, Tim Birtsas, Rick Mahler, Rosario Rodríguez, Keith Brown, Donnie Scott, Denny González, Bobby Moore, Keith Lockhart, Charlie Mitchell, Kip Gross, Reggie Jefferson, Darryl Motley, Bob Sebra, Billy Bates, Skeeter Barnes, Leo García, Paul Noce, Neil Allen, Milt Hill and Ross Powell.

Pete Mackanin served as manager.


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Player Bats Throws Birth Date Height Weight Hometown
Neil AllenRRJanuary 24, 19586'3"185Kansas City, KS US
Skeeter BarnesRRMarch 7, 19575'11"175Cincinnati, OH US
Billy BatesLRDecember 7, 19635'7"155Houston, TX US
Freddie BenavidesRRApril 7, 19666'2"180Laredo, TX US
Tim BirtsasLLSeptember 5, 19606'7"240Pontiac, MI US
Keith BrownSRFebruary 14, 19646'4"215Flagstaff, AZ US
Adam CasillasLLJuly 30, 19655'10"170Stockton, CA US
Benny ColvardRRAugust 17, 19666'1"205McAlester, OK US
Tony DeFrancescoRRApril 24, 19635'11"190Bronx, NY US
Leo GarcíaLLNovember 6, 19625'8"160Santiago, Santiago DO
Denny GonzálezRRJuly 22, 19635'11"165Sabana Grande de Boya, Monte Plata DO
Kip GrossRRAugust 24, 19646'2"195Scottsbluff, NE US
Chris HammondLLJanuary 21, 19666'1"190Atlanta, GA US
Milt HillRRAugust 22, 19656'0"180Atlanta, GA US
Rod ImesRRNovember 19, 19666'5"210Cumberland, MD US
Danny JacksonRLJanuary 5, 19626'0"205San Antonio, TX US
Reggie JeffersonSLSeptember 25, 19686'4"210Tallahassee, FL US
Chris JonesRRDecember 16, 19656'2"200Utica, NY US
Brian LaneRRJune 15, 19696'3"215
Joe LazorRLApril 5, 19656'4"207
Terry LeeRRMarch 13, 19626'5"215San Francisco, CA US
Keith LockhartLRNovember 10, 19645'10"170Whittier, CA US
Chris LombardozziLRJanuary 29, 19656'1"185
Rob LopezLRMay 26, 19636'1"180Port Arthur, TX US
Rick MahlerRRAugust 5, 19536'1"195Austin, TX US
Terry McGriffRRSeptember 23, 19636'2"190Fort Pierce, FL US
Gino MinutelliLLMay 23, 19646'0"180Wilmington, DE US
Charlie MitchellRRJune 24, 19626'3"170Dickson, TN US
Bobby MooreRRNovember 8, 19586'4"200Sweetwater, LA US
Hal MorrisLLApril 9, 19656'3"200Fort Rucker, AL US
Darryl MotleyRRJanuary 21, 19605'9"196Muskogee, OK US
Jerome NelsonSRJanuary 22, 19676'1"181
Paul NoceRRDecember 16, 19595'10"175San Francisco, CA US
Kevin PearsonRROctober 3, 19636'2"185Claremore, OK US
Ross PowellLLJanuary 24, 19686'0"180Grand Rapids, MI US
José RijoRRMay 13, 19656'1"200San Cristobal, San Cristobal DO
Rosario RodríguezRLJuly 8, 19696'0"185Los Mochis, Sinaloa MX
Donnie ScottSRAugust 16, 19615'11"185Dunedin, FL US
Scott ScudderRRFebruary 14, 19686'2"180Paris, TX US
Bob SebraRRDecember 11, 19616'2"200Ridgewood, NJ US
Eddie TannerSRJuly 7, 19625'10"165Columbia, SC US
Luis VasquezRRMarch 23, 19676'2"175, Bolivar VE
Joey VierraLLJanuary 31, 19665'7"170Honolulu, HI 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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