2005 Bridgeport Bluefish Roster

Atlantic League (AL) - Independent
Team Record: 55-85
Finished 4th in the AL's North Division
Manager: José Lind (55-85)
Location: Bridgeport, Connecticut
Ballpark: The Ballpark at Harbor Yard
Attendance: 197,337, Avg. 3,036 in 65 home dates
2005 Bridgeport Bluefish Statistics

The Bridgeport Bluefish of the Atlantic League ended the 2005 season with a record of 55 wins and 85 losses, finishing fourth in the league's North Division.

The Bluefish plated 616 runs, worst in the league, and yielded 755 runs. Gary Burnham paced Bridgeport with 18 home runs, while Jamie Gann and Michael Coleman walloped 15 or more, too. Gary Burnham drove in 84 runs and topped all qualifying hitters on the roster by connecting at a .320 clip. Pat Ahearne led the team with 8 wins, and Josh Miller recorded a 3.88 ERA, tops among hurlers with significant time on the mound.

Players from the 2005 Bridgeport Bluefish who spent time in the Majors during their careers included T. J. Mathews, Robert Person, Mike Porzio, Ángel Miranda, Brad Cornett, Brady Raggio, Will Pennyfeather, Tony Rodríguez, Chris Latham, Michael Coleman, Willis Otáñez, Héctor Mercado, Pat Ahearne, Brian Bowles and Stephen Larkin.

José Lind served as manager.


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Player Bats Throws Birth Date Height Weight Hometown
Pat AhearneRRDecember 10, 19696'3"195San Francisco, CA US
Luis ArroyoLLSeptember 29, 19735'11"171Arecibo, PR
Rolo AvilaRRAugust 10, 19735'8"170Torrance, CA US
Byron BatsonRROctober 20, 19786'5"200Wilmington, NC US
Richard BellLLMay 24, 19736'1"230Los Angeles, CA US
D. J. BostonLLSeptember 6, 19716'7"230Cincinnati, OH US
Brian BowlesRRAugust 18, 19766'5"220Harbor City, CA US
Gary BurnhamLLOctober 13, 19745'11"219Hartford, CT US
Tim CainSROctober 9, 19696'1"180Springfield, MA US
Michael ColemanRRAugust 16, 19755'11"180Nashville, TN US
Pat CollinsRRMarch 3, 19786'5"230Orange, NJ US
Brad CornettRRFebruary 4, 19696'3"190Lamesa, TX US
Ned DarleyRRFebruary 27, 19716'4"200Manning, SC US
Sandy DeLeonRRDecember 20, 19796'1"225Higuey, La Altagracia DO
Gustavo EscobarRRJanuary 30, 19805'10"170, Anzoategui VE
Angel EspadaRRAugust 15, 19755'9"155Passaic, NJ US
Ron FenwickLRDecember 19, 19785'11"170Bowie, MD US
Jamie GannRRMay 1, 19756'3"191Fort Leonard Wood, MO US
Corey HartSRSeptember 5, 19756'0"198Oklahoma City, OK US
Terry HillLLOctober 17, 19755'10"179New Orleans, LA US
Josh KalinowskiLLDecember 12, 19766'2"190Pasco, WA US
Dan KrinesRRDecember 10, 19796'3"215
Hector KuilanRRApril 3, 19765'11"190Hato Rey, PR
Stephen LarkinLLJuly 24, 19736'0"190Cincinnati, OH US
Chris LathamSRMay 26, 19736'0"195Coeur d'Alene, ID US
Kevin LidleRRMarch 22, 19725'11"170Hollywood, CA US
T. J. MathewsRRJanuary 9, 19706'2"200Belleville, IL US
Héctor MercadoLLApril 29, 19746'3"205Catano, PR
Josh MillerRRFebruary 7, 19796'1"200Melbourne Beach, FL US
Ángel MirandaLLNovember 9, 19696'1"160Arecibo, PR
Willis OtáñezRRApril 19, 19736'1"200Vega Baja, PR
Will PennyfeatherRRMay 25, 19686'2"195Perth Amboy, NJ US
Robert PersonRROctober 6, 19696'0"180Lowell, MA US
Mike PorzioLLAugust 20, 19726'3"190Waterbury, CT US
Brady RaggioRRSeptember 17, 19726'4"210Los Angeles, CA US
Eddy RamosSRSeptember 28, 19735'11"179Santo Domingo, Distrito Nacional DO
Tony RodríguezRRAugust 15, 19705'11"165Rio Piedras, PR
Phil RosengrenRRFebruary 10, 19776'5"215Bronxville, NY US
Tino SanchezSRFebruary 2, 19796'0"175Rio Piedras, PR
Andy ShibiloRRSeptember 16, 19766'7"220Massapequa Park, NY US
Jason TorresLRDecember 11, 19785'10"170Flushing, NY US
Brian WarrenRRApril 26, 19676'1"180Brockton, MA US
Brady WilliamsRROctober 18, 19796'1"180Salt Lake City, UT US
Peanut WilliamsRROctober 3, 19776'3"235Nacogdoches, TX 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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