2000 Everett AquaSox Roster

Northwest League (NWL) - Class: Short Season A
Team Record: 37-39
Finished 4th in the NWL's East Division
Manager: Terry Pollreisz (37-39)
Affiliation: Seattle Mariners
Location: Everett, Washington
Ballpark: Everett Memorial Sports Complex
Attendance: 114,024, Avg. 3,001 in 38 home dates
2000 Everett AquaSox Statistics

The Everett AquaSox of the Northwest League ended the 2000 season with a record of 37 wins and 39 losses, finishing fourth in the league's East Division.

The AquaSox plated 376 runs and gave up 399 runs. Blake Bone drove in 43 runs. Jamal Strong led all qualifying hitters on the roster by hitting .314. Rett Johnson and John Butler topped the team with 5 wins each, while Rett Johnson recorded a 2.08 ERA, tops among pitchers with enough qualifying appearances.

Jaime Bubela, Freddy García, Steve Kent, Gil Meche, Robert Ramsay, Jamal Strong, Aaron Taylor and Dan Wilson were all players from the 2000 Everett AquaSox who played in the Majors during their careers.

Terry Pollreisz served as manager.


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Player Bats Throws Birth Date Height Weight Hometown
Blake BoneLRJanuary 12, 19796'1"190Gadsden, AL US
Jaime BubelaLRJune 6, 19786'1"200Houston, TX US
O. J. BurtonRRDecember 16, 19766'3"225Port Jefferson, NY US
John ButlerRRAugust 23, 19776'3"210Villa Rica, GA US
Mark CarrollRROctober 19, 19786'0"185Hudson, NY US
Manny CrespoRRJanuary 4, 19795'10"185Miami Beach, FL US
Jake DaubertLRMay 19, 19796'2"205Glen Ridge, NJ US
Tony DeJesusRLMay 14, 19786'3"195Oceanside, CA US
Brad DrainRRJanuary 16, 19806'4"180Wollongong, New South Wales AU
Corey FreemanRROctober 13, 19795'11"165Tampa, FL US
Freddy GarcíaRROctober 6, 19766'4"250Caracas, Distrito Federal VE
Daniel HeadRROctober 7, 19786'2"215Mobile, AL US
Jose HerreraRRNovember 11, 19796'6"205Santo Domingo, Distrito Nacional DO
Brian HertelRRApril 28, 19786'5"200Hermiston, OR US
Brett HigginsLRApril 9, 19776'3"225Cleveland, OH US
Bryan HuieLLOctober 3, 19746'2"205Indio, CA US
Rett JohnsonLRJuly 6, 19796'2"211Conway, SC US
Mat KentLRJuly 2, 19806'3"190Melbourne, Victoria AU
Steve KentSLOctober 3, 19785'11"170Frankfurt, Hesse DE
Pedro LirianoRRFebruary 20, 19775'11"165Pimentel, DO
Chuck LopezLLNovember 29, 19766'1"190East Los Angeles, CA US
Guillermo MartinezSRJune 24, 19806'0"150Maracay, Aragua VE
Gil MecheRRSeptember 8, 19786'3"180Lafayette, LA US
Kevin OloreLRSeptember 21, 19786'2"210Waterbury, CT US
Pelagio PenaRRJune 27, 19806'0"220Samana, Samana DO
Wilfredo QuintanaRRJune 22, 19785'11"181Loiza, PR
Robert RamsayLLDecember 3, 19736'5"230Vancouver, WA US
Miguel RichardsonRRAugust 5, 19806'5"200San Pedro de Macoris, San Pedro de Macoris DO
Vicente RosarioRRFebruary 2, 19785'9"180La Vega, La Vega DO
Mike RussoRRAugust 9, 19776'4"230Valley Stream, NY US
Matt SachseLLJune 29, 19766'4"205Redwood City, CA US
Justin SmithLLJanuary 13, 19775'11"195Elk City, OK US
Jamal StrongRRAugust 5, 19785'10"180Pasadena, CA US
Erick SwansonLLOctober 30, 19786'6"215Royal Oak, MI US
Aaron TaylorRRAugust 20, 19776'7"230Valdosta, GA US
Derrick Van DusenLLJune 6, 19816'2"170Fontana, CA US
Sam WaltonLLDecember 1, 19786'5"225New Hartford, NY US
Hawkeye WayneRRNovember 24, 19776'1"200Honolulu, HI US
Roy WellsRRNovember 17, 19786'3"190Hyden, KY US
Dan WilsonRRMarch 25, 19696'3"190Arlington Heights, 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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