1975 Evansville Triplets Roster

American Association (AA) - Class: AAA
Team Record: 77-59
Finished 1st in the AA's East Division
Manager: Fred Hatfield (77-59)
Affiliation: Detroit Tigers
Location: Evansville, Indiana
Ballpark: Bosse Field
Attendance: 114,985, Avg. 1,691
1975 Evansville Triplets Statistics

Playoffs - Evansville Triplets 4 games, Denver Bears 2

The Evansville Triplets of the American Association ended the 1975 season with a record of 77 wins and 59 losses, finishing first in the league's East Division.

The Triplets plated 617 runs and yielded 545 runs. Bob Molinaro paced Evansville with 13 home runs and drove in 75 runs. Art James and Bob Molinaro topped hitters with significant playing time by connecting at a .287 clip. Steve Grilli led the squad with 11 wins, while Bill Slayback recorded a 3.35 ERA, leading pitchers with enough qualifying appearances.

Members of the 1975 Evansville Triplets who played in Major League Baseball during their careers were Ron Cash, Bob Molinaro, Frank MacCormack, Ed Glynn, John Gamble, Craig Skok, Gene Lamont, Jerry Manuel, Mark Fidrych, Art James, Bill Slayback, Dennis DeBarr, Billy Baldwin, John Wockenfuss, Tom Makowski, Gary Christenson, Dan Gonzales, Ike Brookens, Boots Day, Steve Grilli, Bruce Kimm, Fernando Arroyo, Gary Ignasiak, Jack Pierce, Fred Holdsworth, Gene Pentz, Ray Newman, Mark Lemongello, Chuck Scrivener and Marv Lane.

Fred Hatfield served as manager.


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Player Bats Throws Birth Date Height Weight Hometown
Fernando ArroyoRRMarch 21, 19526'2"180Sacramento, CA US
Billy BaldwinLLJune 9, 19486'0"175Tazewell, VA US
Ike BrookensRRJanuary 3, 19496'5"170Chambersburg, PA US
Ron CashRRNovember 20, 19496'0"180Atlanta, GA US
Gary ChristensonLLMay 5, 19536'5"200Mineola, NY US
Boots DayLLAugust 31, 19475'9"160Ilion, NY US
Dennis DeBarrLLJanuary 16, 19536'2"190Cheyenne, WY US
Mark FidrychRRAugust 14, 19546'3"175Worcester, MA US
John GambleRRFebruary 10, 19485'10"165Reno, NV US
Ed GlynnRLJune 3, 19536'2"180New York, NY US
Dan GonzalesLRSeptember 30, 19536'1"195Whittier, CA US
Steve GrilliRRMay 2, 19496'2"170Brooklyn, NY US
Fred HoldsworthRRMay 29, 19526'1"190Detroit, MI US
Gary IgnasiakLLSeptember 1, 19495'11"185Mount Clemens, MI US
Art JamesLLAugust 2, 19526'0"170Detroit, MI US
Bruce KimmRRJune 29, 19515'11"175Cedar Rapids, IA US
Ed KurpielLLJanuary 19, 19546'3"195
Bryan LambeRROctober 14, 19485'10"175
Gene LamontLRDecember 25, 19466'1"195Rockford, IL US
Marv LaneRRJanuary 18, 19505'11"180Sandersville, GA US
Mark LemongelloRRJuly 21, 19556'1"180Jersey City, NJ US
Frank MacCormackRRSeptember 21, 19546'4"210Jersey City, NJ US
Tom MakowskiRLDecember 22, 19505'11"185Buffalo, NY US
Jerry ManuelSRDecember 23, 19536'0"165Hahira, GA US
Bob MolinaroLRMay 21, 19506'0"190Newark, NJ US
John MotilRLJuly 2, 19516'6"195Fort Knox, KY US
Ralph NasifRRJanuary 15, 19496'0"175Arlington, MA US
Ray NewmanLLJune 20, 19456'5"205Evansville, IN US
Gene PentzRRJune 21, 19536'1"200Johnstown, PA US
Jack PierceLRJune 2, 19496'0"210Laurel, MS US
Murray RobinsonLROctober 7, 19496'1"196
Chuck ScrivenerRROctober 3, 19475'9"170Alexandria, VA US
Craig SkokRLSeptember 1, 19476'0"190Dobbs Ferry, NY US
Bill SlaybackRRFebruary 21, 19486'4"200Hollywood, CA US
Charles SwansonRRDecember 13, 19476'2"200
John WockenfussRRFebruary 27, 19496'0"190Welch, WV 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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