1976 Phoenix Giants Roster

Pacific Coast League (PCL) - Class: AAA
Team Record: 75-67
Finished 2nd in the PCL's East Division
Manager: Rocky Bridges (75-67)
Affiliation: San Francisco Giants
Location: Phoenix, Arizona
Ballpark: Phoenix Municipal Stadium
Attendance: 151,207, Avg. 2,130
1976 Phoenix Giants Statistics

The Phoenix Giants of the Pacific Coast League ended the 1976 season with a record of 75 wins and 67 losses, finishing second in the league's East Division.

The Giants scored 732 runs and conceded 708 runs. Horace Speed led Phoenix with 18 home runs, while Gary Alexander, Jack Clark and Tom Heintzelman each walloped 15 or more also. Tom Heintzelman accounted for 103 RBI. Jack Clark paced all regular batters by hitting .323. Ed Plank topped the team with 15 wins, and Bob Knepper recorded a 4.3 ERA, best among pitchers with enough qualifying appearances.

Members of the 1976 Phoenix Giants who played in Major League Baseball during their careers were Tom Heintzelman, Larry Herndon, Greg Minton, Terry Cornutt, Bob Knepper, Ed Plank, Bob Gallagher, Skip James, Gary Alexander, Frank Riccelli, Ron Bryant, Johnnie LeMaster, Mike Eden, Jack Clark, Bruce Miller, Mike Wegener, Horace Speed, Tommy Toms, Don Hahn, Rob Dressler and Bruce Christensen.

Rocky Bridges served as manager.


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Player Bats Throws Birth Date Height Weight Hometown
Gary AlexanderRRMarch 27, 19536'2"195Los Angeles, CA US
Ron BryantSLNovember 12, 19476'0"190Redlands, CA US
Bruce ChristensenLRFebruary 22, 19485'11"160Madison, WI US
Jack ClarkRRNovember 10, 19556'2"175New Brighton, PA US
Terry CornuttRROctober 2, 19526'2"195Roseburg, OR US
Jay DillardRRSeptember 22, 19536'5"190
Rob DresslerRRFebruary 2, 19546'3"180Portland, OR US
Mike EdenSRMay 22, 19495'10"170Fort Clayton, Canal Zone PA
Bob GallagherLLJuly 7, 19476'3"185Newton, MA US
Don HahnRRNovember 16, 19486'1"180San Francisco, CA US
Tom HeintzelmanRRNovember 3, 19466'1"180St. Charles, MO US
Larry HerndonRRNovember 3, 19536'3"190Sunflower, MS US
Kyle HypesSLSeptember 28, 19526'4"190
Skip JamesLLOctober 21, 19496'0"185Elmhurst, IL US
Bob KnepperLLMay 25, 19546'3"195Akron, OH US
Johnnie LeMasterRRJune 19, 19546'2"165Portsmouth, OH US
Joey MartinLRMay 1, 19496'2"195
Bruce MillerRRMarch 4, 19476'1"185Fort Wayne, IN US
Greg MintonSRJuly 29, 19516'2"180Lubbock, TX US
Jack MullRRSeptember 29, 19465'10"190Chambersburg, PA US
Ed PlankRRApril 9, 19526'1"205Chicago, IL US
Silvano QuezadaRRSeptember 13, 19396'2"190Sabana de la Mar, Hato Mayor DO
Frank RiccelliLLFebruary 24, 19536'3"205Syracuse, NY US
Horace SpeedRROctober 4, 19516'1"180Los Angeles, CA US
Dave StabelfeldtRRAugust 27, 19526'2"180
Tommy TomsRROctober 15, 19516'4"195Charlottesville, VA US
Mike WegenerRROctober 8, 19466'4"215Denver, CO US
Scott WolfeRRJuly 25, 19495'11"175Columbus, NE 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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