1984 Denver Zephyrs Roster

American Association (AA) - Class: AAA
Team Record: 79-75
Finished 3rd in the AA
Manager: Vern Law (42-44), Adrian Garrett (37-31)
Affiliation: Chicago White Sox
Location: Denver, Colorado
Ballpark: Mile High Stadium
Attendance: 366,262, Avg. 4,757
1984 Denver Zephyrs Statistics

Playoffs - Denver Zephyrs 4 games, Iowa Cubs 1
Finals - Louisville Redbirds 4 games, Denver Zephyrs 1

The Denver Zephyrs of the American Association ended the 1984 season with a record of 79 wins and 75 losses, finishing third in the AA.

The Zephyrs plated 756 runs and allowed 782 runs, most in the circuit. Tim Hulett paced Denver with 16 home runs, and Daryl Boston walloped 15 or more, too. Daryl Boston drove in 82 runs. José Castro led batters with significant playing time by hitting .316. Cliff Speck topped the squad with 12 wins and a team-best 5.21 ERA, tops among pitchers with enough qualifying appearances.

Fernando Arroyo, Salomé Barojas, Daryl Boston, Tom Brennan, Britt Burns, Steve Christmas, Joe DeSa, Bob Fallon, Jerry Don Gleaton, Kevin Hickey, Guy Hoffman, Tim Hulett, Al Jones, Ron Karkovice, Willie Lozado, Jerry Manuel, Randy Niemann, Casey Parsons, Jamie Quirk, Bert Roberge, Larry Rothschild, Ricky Seilheimer, Jim Siwy, Joel Skinner, Cliff Speck, Dave Stegman, Rusty Tillman, Mike Trujillo and Ted Wilborn were all players from the 1984 Denver Zephyrs who played in the Major Leagues during their careers.

Vern Law and Adrian Garrett served as manager.


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Player Bats Throws Birth Date Height Weight Hometown
Fernando ArroyoRRMarch 21, 19526'2"180Sacramento, CA US
Salomé BarojasRRJune 16, 19575'9"160Cordoba, Veracruz MX
Greg BierceviczRROctober 21, 19556'1"185Derby, CT US
Daryl BostonLLJanuary 4, 19636'3"185Cincinnati, OH US
Tom BrennanRROctober 30, 19526'1"180Chicago, IL US
J. B. BrownRRFebruary 6, 19576'0"172
Britt BurnsLLJune 8, 19596'5"215Houston, TX US
José CastroRRMay 5, 19585'9"155La Habana, La Habana CU
Steve ChristmasLRDecember 9, 19576'0"190Orlando, FL US
Joe DeSaLLJuly 27, 19595'11"170Honolulu, HI US
Bob FallonLLFebruary 18, 19606'3"200Bronx, NY US
Jerry Don GleatonLLSeptember 14, 19576'3"205Brownwood, TX US
Kevin HickeyLLFebruary 25, 19566'1"170Chicago, IL US
Guy HoffmanLLJuly 9, 19565'9"175Ottawa, IL US
Tim HulettRRJanuary 12, 19606'0"185Springfield, IL US
Chuck JohnsonRDecember 22, 19576'3"200
Al JonesRRFebruary 10, 19596'4"210Charleston, MS US
Ron KarkoviceRRAugust 8, 19636'1"210Union, NJ US
Willie LozadoRRMay 12, 19596'0"166New York, NY US
Jerry ManuelSRDecember 23, 19536'0"165Hahira, GA US
Bambi MesaRRMay 4, 19616'1"175Cienfuegos, Cienfuegos CU
Randy NiemannLLNovember 15, 19556'4"200Scotia, CA US
Casey ParsonsLRApril 14, 19546'1"180Wenatchee, WA US
Jamie QuirkLROctober 22, 19546'4"190Whittier, CA US
Kevin RenzRDecember 31, 19625'11"175
Bert RobergeRROctober 3, 19546'4"190Lewiston, ME US
Larry RothschildLRMarch 12, 19546'2"180Chicago, IL US
Ricky SeilheimerLRAugust 30, 19605'11"185Brenham, TX US
Jim SiwyRRSeptember 20, 19586'4"200Pawtucket, RI US
Joel SkinnerRRFebruary 21, 19616'4"198La Jolla, CA US
Mike SoddersRRDecember 26, 19586'3"190Compton, CA US
Cliff SpeckRRAugust 8, 19566'4"195Portland, OR US
Dave StegmanRRJanuary 30, 19545'11"190Inglewood, CA US
Rusty TillmanRRAugust 29, 19606'0"185Jacksonville, FL US
Mike TrujilloRRJanuary 12, 19606'1"180Denver, CO US
Ted WilbornSRDecember 16, 19586'0"165Waco, TX US
Dave YobsLLJanuary 17, 19596'1"190Encino, 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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