1989 Buffalo Bisons Roster

American Association (AA) - Class: AAA
Team Record: 80-62
Finished 2nd in the AA's East Division
Manager: Terry Collins (80-62)
Affiliation: Pittsburgh Pirates
Location: Buffalo, New York
Ballpark: Coca Cola Field
Attendance: 1,116,441, Avg. 15,725
1989 Buffalo Bisons Statistics

The Buffalo Bisons of the American Association ended the 1989 season with a record of 80 wins and 62 losses, finishing second in the league's East Division.

The Bisons tallied 599 runs and surrendered 574 runs. Jay Bell paced Buffalo with 10 home runs and recorded 54 runs batted in. Morris Madden and Bob Patterson topped the squad with 12 wins each, while Dorn Taylor recorded a 2.59 ERA, leading regularly-used pitchers.

Stan Belinda, Jay Bell, Dann Bilardello, Chris Brown, Steve Carter, Tim Conroy, Orestes Destrade, Benny Distefano, Logan Easley, Brian Fisher, Miguel García, Albert Hall, Steve Henderson, Sam Khalifa, Jeff King, Randy Kramer, Bill Landrum, Mike LaValliere, Scott Little, Morris Madden, Bob Meacham, Scott Medvin, Orlando Merced, Vicente Palacios, Jim Pankovits, Bob Patterson, Tom Prince, Rick Reed, Tom Romano, Rico Rossy, Dave Rucker, Roger Samuels, Mike Smith, Dorn Taylor, Lou Thornton, Mike Walker, Bill Wilkinson, Reggie Williams and Mike York were all players from the 1989 Buffalo Bisons who played in the Major Leagues during their careers.

Terry Collins served as manager.


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Player Bats Throws Birth Date Height Weight Hometown
Stan BelindaRRAugust 6, 19666'3"185Huntingdon, PA US
Jay BellRRDecember 11, 19656'1"180Pensacola, FL US
Dann BilardelloRRMay 26, 19596'0"185Santa Cruz, CA US
Chris BrownRRAugust 15, 19616'0"185Jackson, MS US
Kevin BurdickRRFebruary 15, 19645'10"175Oklahoma City, OK US
Steve CarterLRDecember 3, 19646'4"201Charlottesville, VA US
Tim ConroyLLApril 3, 19606'0"178McKeesport, PA US
Jeff CookSRDecember 17, 19656'0"195Kansas City, MO US
Orestes DestradeSRMay 8, 19626'4"210Santiago de Cuba, Santiago de Cuba CU
Benny DistefanoLLJanuary 23, 19626'1"195Brooklyn, NY US
Logan EasleyRRNovember 4, 19616'1"185Salt Lake City, UT US
Brian FisherRRMarch 18, 19626'4"210Honolulu, HI US
Miguel GarcíaLLApril 3, 19675'11"173Caracas, Distrito Federal VE
Albert HallSRMarch 7, 19585'11"155Birmingham, AL US
Andy HallRRNovember 24, 19646'4"190San Diego, CA US
Steve HendersonRRNovember 18, 19526'2"190Houston, TX US
Sam KhalifaRRDecember 5, 19635'11"170Fontana, CA US
Jeff KingRRDecember 26, 19646'1"175Marion, IN US
Randy KramerRRSeptember 20, 19606'2"170Palo Alto, CA US
Bill LandrumRRAugust 17, 19576'2"185Columbia, SC US
Mike LaValliereLRAugust 18, 19605'10"180Charlotte, NC US
Orlando LindRRJanuary 30, 19656'1"201Dorado, PR
Scott LittleRRJanuary 19, 19636'0"198East St. Louis, IL US
Morris MaddenLLAugust 31, 19606'0"155Laurens, SC US
Bob MeachamSRAugust 25, 19606'1"175Los Angeles, CA US
Scott MedvinRRSeptember 16, 19616'1"195North Olmsted, OH US
Larry MeltonRRFebruary 23, 19636'5"190
Orlando MercedSRNovember 2, 19666'0"180Hato Rey, PR
Vicente PalaciosRRJuly 19, 19636'3"165Manlio Fabio Altamirano, Veracruz MX
Jim PankovitsRRAugust 6, 19555'10"170Pennington Gap, VA US
Bob PattersonRLMay 16, 19596'2"185Jacksonville, FL US
Tom PrinceRRAugust 13, 19645'11"185Kankakee, IL US
Rick ReedRRAugust 16, 19646'0"195Huntington, WV US
Tom RomanoRROctober 25, 19585'10"170Syracuse, NY US
Rico RossyRRFebruary 16, 19645'10"175San Juan, PR
Dave RuckerLLSeptember 1, 19576'1"185San Bernardino, CA US
Roger SamuelsLLJanuary 5, 19616'5"210San Jose, CA US
Mike SmithRRFebruary 23, 19616'0"175Jackson, MS US
Dorn TaylorRRAugust 11, 19586'2"180Abington, PA US
Lou ThorntonLRApril 26, 19636'2"185Montgomery, AL US
Mike WalkerRRJune 23, 19656'3"205Houston, TX US
Bill WilkinsonRLAugust 10, 19645'10"160Greybull, WY US
Reggie WilliamsRRAugust 29, 19605'11"185Memphis, TN US
Mike YorkRRSeptember 6, 19646'1"187Oak Park, IL 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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