1983 Richmond Braves Roster

International League (IL) - Class: AAA
Team Record: 80-59
Finished 2nd in the IL
Manager: Eddie Haas (80-59)
Affiliation: Atlanta Braves
Location: Richmond, Virginia
Ballpark: Parker Field
Attendance: 293,328, Avg. 4,221
1983 Richmond Braves Statistics

Playoffs - Richmond Braves 3 games, Charleston Charlies 0
Finals - Tidewater Tides 3 games, Richmond Braves 1

The Richmond Braves of the International League ended the 1983 season with a record of 80 wins and 59 losses, finishing second in the IL.

The Braves tallied 809 runs and surrendered 694 runs. Brook Jacoby paced Richmond with 25 home runs, while Leo Vargas, Brad Komminsk and Paul Runge each walloped 15 or more, too. Brad Komminsk drove in 103 runs and topped batters with significant playing time by hitting .334. Rick Mahler led the squad with 12 wins, and Tony Brizzolara registered a 3.75 earned run average, leading pitchers with enough qualifying appearances.

Ken Smith, Albert Hall, Matt Sinatro, Chico Ruiz, Bob Porter, Tony Brizzolara, Paul Zuvella, Rufino Linares, Paul Runge, Rick Mahler, Joe Cowley, Jeff Dedmon, Steve Swisher, Gerald Perry, Milt Thompson, Bob Walk, Joe Johnson, Tom Waddell, Brad Komminsk, José Álvarez, Larry Whisenton, Brook Jacoby, Ken Dayley, Tommy Boggs, Rick Behenna, Larry Owen and Donnie Moore were all players from the 1983 Richmond Braves who played in the Majors during their careers.

Eddie Haas served as manager.


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Player Bats Throws Birth Date Height Weight Hometown
José ÁlvarezRRApril 12, 19565'10"170Tampa, FL US
Rick BehennaRRMarch 6, 19606'2"170Miami, FL US
Tommy BoggsRROctober 25, 19556'2"195Poughkeepsie, NY US
Tony BrizzolaraRRJanuary 14, 19576'5"215Santa Monica, CA US
Joe CowleyRRAugust 15, 19586'5"210Lexington, KY US
Ken DayleyLLFebruary 25, 19596'0"171Jerome, ID US
Jeff DedmonLRMarch 4, 19606'2"200Torrance, CA US
Greg FieldRRJanuary 6, 19576'3"175West Palm Beach, FL US
Chuck ForeLRSeptember 9, 19556'3"198Flomaton, AL US
Albert HallSRMarch 7, 19585'11"155Birmingham, AL US
Brook JacobyRRNovember 23, 19595'11"175Philadelphia, PA US
Joe JohnsonRROctober 30, 19616'2"195Brookline, MA US
Craig JonesRRAugust 19, 19586'1"195Natrona Heights, PA US
Brad KomminskRRApril 4, 19616'2"202Lima, OH US
Rufino LinaresRRFebruary 28, 19516'0"170San Pedro de Macoris, San Pedro de Macoris DO
Rick MahlerRRAugust 5, 19536'1"195Austin, TX US
Donnie MooreLRFebruary 13, 19546'0"185Lubbock, TX US
Roy NorthRRMarch 2, 19586'4"185Bristol, PA US
Larry OwenRRMay 31, 19555'11"185Cleveland, OH US
Gerald PerryLROctober 30, 19605'11"180Savannah, GA US
Bob PorterLLJuly 22, 19595'10"180Yuma, AZ US
Gary ReiterLLSeptember 27, 19566'2"190Calexico, CA US
Carlos RiosRRJune 13, 19606'1"168Santurce, PR
Augie RuizLLFebruary 12, 19576'1"190Honolulu, HI US
Chico RuizRRNovember 1, 19515'11"170Santurce, PR
Paul RungeRRMay 21, 19586'0"165Kingston, NY US
Matt SinatroRRMarch 22, 19605'9"174Hartford, CT US
Ken SmithLRFebruary 12, 19586'1"195Youngstown, OH US
Miguel SosaRRMay 15, 19605'10"160La Romana, La Romana DO
Steve SwisherRRAugust 9, 19516'2"205Parkersburg, WV US
Milt ThompsonLRJanuary 5, 19595'11"170Washington, DC US
Leo VargasRRSeptember 12, 19576'0"170San Pedro de Macoris, San Pedro de Macoris DO
Tom WaddellRRSeptember 17, 19586'1"185Dundee, Dundee GB
Bob WalkRRNovember 26, 19566'3"185Van Nuys, CA US
Larry WhisentonLLJuly 3, 19566'1"190St. Louis, MO US
Paul ZuvellaRROctober 31, 19586'0"173San Mateo, CA 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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