1987 Columbus Clippers Statistics

Playoffs - Columbus Clippers 3 games, Rochester Red Wings 0
Finals - Columbus Clippers 3 games, Tidewater Tides 0

The Columbus Clippers of the International League ended the 1987 season with a record of 77 wins and 63 losses, finishing second in the IL.

The Clippers tallied 699 runs and allowed 611 runs. Jay Buhner walloped 31 home runs for Columbus, while Pete Dalena and Orestes Destrade swatted 15 or more, too. Jay Buhner drove in 85 runs. Pete Dalena led all regular hitters by connecting at a .282 clip. Pete Filson and Brad Arnsberg topped the squad with 12 wins each, and Brad Arnsberg recorded a 2.88 ERA, leading hurlers with significant time on the mound.

Players from the 1987 Columbus Clippers who spent time in the Majors during their careers included Bob Meacham, Jeff Moronko, Shane Turner, Roberto Kelly, Paul Zuvella, Brad Arnsberg, Cliff Speck, Pete Filson, Al Holland, Bob Tewksbury, Bill Fulton, Orestes Destrade, Bob Shirley, Randy Velarde, Juan Espino, Pat Clements, Dan Pasqua, Juan Bonilla, Darren Reed, Mark Salas, Lenn Sakata, Dennis Rasmussen, Henry Cotto, Ron Romanick, Dick Scott, Alfonso Pulido, Jay Buhner, Bob Geren, Amalio Carreño, Mike Armstrong, Joel Skinner, Steve Frey, Steve Rosenberg, Keith Hughes, Phil Lombardi, Charles Hudson, Ron Guidry, Pete Dalena, Ron Kittle, Mitch Lyden, Al Leiter, Tim Layana, Bryan Little, Rich Thompson and Rich Bordi.

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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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