2001 Tacoma Rainiers Roster

Pacific Coast League (PCL) - Class: AAA
Team Record: 85-59
Finished 1st in the PCL's North Division of the Pacific Conference
Manager: Dan Rohn (85-59)
Affiliation: Seattle Mariners
Location: Tacoma, Washington
Ballpark: Cheney Stadium
Attendance: 320,329, Avg. 4,853 in 66 home dates
2001 Tacoma Rainiers Statistics

Playoffs - Tacoma Rainiers 3 games, Sacramento River Cats 2

The Tacoma Rainiers of the Pacific Coast League ended the 2001 season with a record of 85 wins and 59 losses, finishing first in the league's North Division of the Pacific Conference.

The Rainiers tallied 749 runs and allowed 610 runs. Juan Thomas paced Tacoma with 23 home runs and drove in 95 runs. Todd Betts led batters with significant playing time by hitting .308. Denny Stark topped the team with 14 wins and a team-best 2.38 ERA, leading regularly-used pitchers.

Players from the 2001 Tacoma Rainiers who spent time in the Majors during their careers included Scott Podsednik, Brian Falkenborg, Ramón Vázquez, John Halama, Gene Kingsale, Randy Myers, Jermaine Clark, Jason Grabowski, Joel Piñeiro, Brett Tomko, Mark Watson, Ryan Franklin, Ed Sprague, Norm Charlton, Pat Borders, Brian Fuentes, Brian Fitzgerald, Paul Abbott, Kevin Hodges, Kevin Gryboski, Denny Stark, Jay Buhner, Robert Ramsay, Jordan Zimmerman, Manny Alexander and Justin Kaye.

Dan Rohn served as manager.


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Player Bats Throws Birth Date Height Weight Hometown
Paul AbbottRRSeptember 15, 19676'3"185Van Nuys, CA US
Chad AkersRRMay 30, 19725'8"170Madison, WV US
Chad AlexanderRRMay 22, 19746'1"190Norfolk, VA US
Manny AlexanderRRMarch 20, 19715'10"150San Pedro de Macoris, San Pedro de Macoris DO
Blake BartholRRApril 7, 19735'11"200Bethlehem, PA US
Todd BettsLRJune 24, 19736'0"185East York, ON CA
Jim BetzsoldRRAugust 7, 19726'3"210Orange, CA US
Pat BordersRRMay 14, 19636'2"190Columbus, OH US
Jay BuhnerRRAugust 13, 19646'3"220Louisville, KY US
Norm CharltonSLJanuary 6, 19636'3"195Fort Polk, LA US
Jermaine ClarkLRSeptember 29, 19765'10"175Berkeley, CA US
Brian FalkenborgRRJanuary 18, 19786'7"235Newport Beach, CA US
Luis FigueroaRRFebruary 3, 19775'10"201Rio Piedras, PR
Brian FitzgeraldLLDecember 26, 19745'11"175Woodbridge, VA US
Ryan FranklinRRMarch 5, 19736'3"190Fort Smith, AR US
Corey FreemanRROctober 13, 19795'11"165Tampa, FL US
Brian FuentesLLAugust 9, 19756'4"230Merced, CA US
Jason GrabowskiLRMay 24, 19766'3"200New Haven, CT US
Kevin GryboskiRRNovember 15, 19736'5"220Wilkes-Barre, PA US
John HalamaLLFebruary 22, 19726'5"215Brooklyn, NY US
Daniel HeadRROctober 7, 19786'2"215Mobile, AL US
Kevin HodgesRRJune 24, 19736'4"200Houston, TX US
Jim HornerRRNovember 11, 19736'0"210Snoqualamie, WA US
Matt JarvisRLFebruary 22, 19726'4"185Davenport, IA US
Justin KayeRRJune 9, 19766'4"195Fort Lauderdale, FL US
Gene KingsaleSRAugust 20, 19766'3"190Solito, AW
Gustavo MartinezRRNovember 9, 19756'1"187Santo Domingo, Distrito Nacional DO
Jake MeyerRRJanuary 7, 19756'1"195Torrance, CA US
Ramon MoretaRRSeptember 5, 19755'11"180La Romana, La Romana DO
Adrian MyersRRMay 10, 19755'10"170Laurel, MS US
Randy MyersLLSeptember 19, 19626'1"190Vancouver, WA US
Joel PiñeiroRRSeptember 25, 19786'0"200Rio Piedras, PR
Scott PodsednikLLMarch 18, 19766'0"185West, TX US
Robert RamsayLLDecember 3, 19736'5"230Vancouver, WA US
Ed SpragueRRJuly 25, 19676'2"215Castro Valley, CA US
Denny StarkRROctober 27, 19746'2"210Hicksville, OH US
Juan ThomasRRApril 17, 19726'4"265Ashland, KY US
Brett TomkoRRApril 7, 19736'4"220Cleveland, OH US
Jason TurmanRRNovember 10, 19756'10"210Tuscaloosa, AL US
Ramón VázquezLRAugust 21, 19765'11"195Aibonito, PR
Mark WatsonRLJanuary 23, 19746'4"215Atlanta, GA US
Greg WootenRRMarch 30, 19746'7"210Eugene, OR US
Jordan ZimmermanRLApril 28, 19756'0"200Kelowna, BC CA

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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