1999 Greenville Braves Roster

Southern League (SL) - Class: AA
Team Record: 58-80
Finished 5th in the SL's East Division
Manager: Paul Runge (58-80)
Affiliation: Atlanta Braves
Location: Greenville, South Carolina
Ballpark: Greenville Municipal Stadium
Attendance: 257,171, Avg. 3,838 in 67 home dates
1999 Greenville Braves Statistics

The Greenville Braves of the Southern League ended the 1999 season with a record of 58 wins and 80 losses, finishing fifth in the league's East Division.

The Braves scored 640 runs and surrendered 763 runs. Mike Glavine led Greenville with 17 home runs, while Dax Norris and Steve Goodell walloped 15 or more as well. Adam Johnson drove in 72 runs. Demond Smith paced batters with significant playing time by connecting at a .305 clip. Ray Beasley topped the team with 7 wins, and Richard Dishman registered a 4.2 earned run average, best among pitchers with enough qualifying appearances.

Players from the 1999 Greenville Braves who spent time in Major League Baseball during their careers included Damian Moss, Adam Butler, Joe Winkelsas, Joey Dawley, Mike Glavine, Kennie Steenstra, Fernando Lunar, Jason Marquis, Chris Seelbach, Joe Nelson, Pablo Martínez, John Smoltz, Glenn Williams and Wes Helms.

Paul Runge served as manager.


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Player Bats Throws Birth Date Height Weight Hometown
Ray BeasleyRLOctober 26, 19765'11"160Savannah, GA US
Jason BullardRROctober 23, 19686'2"185Wharton, TX US
Adam ButlerLLAugust 17, 19736'2"225Fairfax, VA US
Ken CarlyleRRApril 16, 19716'1"195Boston, MA US
Jose CepedaRRAugust 1, 19746'0"185Fajardo, PR
Charlie CruzLLOctober 22, 19735'10"175Miami, FL US
Joey DawleyRRSeptember 19, 19716'4"205Riverside, CA US
Richard DishmanRRApril 26, 19756'5"220Rockville Centre, NY US
Jason FlachRRNovember 25, 19736'0"165Ottumwa, IA US
Rick ForneyRROctober 24, 19716'4"230Annapolis, MD US
Mike GlavineLLJanuary 24, 19736'3"210Concord, MA US
Steve GoodellRRApril 23, 19756'3"196Castro Valley, CA US
Tommy HarrisonRRSeptember 30, 19716'2"185Dayton, OH US
Wes HelmsRRMay 12, 19766'4"230Gastonia, NC US
Jeff HornRRAugust 23, 19706'1"213Baltimore, MD US
Mike IglesiasRRNovember 9, 19726'5"223Oakland, CA US
Adam JohnsonLLJuly 18, 19756'0"185New Brighton, PA US
Nathan KentRRAugust 16, 19786'6"210Frankfort, KY US
Steve LackeyRRSeptember 25, 19745'11"159Corona, CA US
Fernando LunarRRMay 25, 19776'1"195Cantaura, Anzoategui VE
Adrian ManzanoRRNovember 27, 19786'0"198Ocotlan, Jalisco MX
Jason MarquisLRAugust 21, 19786'1"220Manhasset, NY US
Pablo MartínezSRJune 29, 19695'10"155Sabana Grande de Boya, Monte Plata DO
Buck McNabbLRJanuary 17, 19736'0"180Fort Walton Beach, FL US
Adam MilburnRLApril 27, 19746'1"195Lebanon, KY US
Mark MortimerRRSeptember 15, 19756'1"215Atlanta, GA US
Damian MossRLNovember 24, 19766'0"187Darlinghurst, New South Wales AU
Joe NelsonRROctober 25, 19746'2"185Alameda, CA US
Dax NorrisRRJanuary 14, 19725'10"190La Grange, GA US
Tyrone PendergrassSRJuly 31, 19766'1"180Hartsville, SC US
Jose PimentelRRDecember 3, 19746'0"160San Cristobal, San Cristobal DO
John SalamonRRMarch 30, 19726'1"230Pittsburgh, PA US
Chris SeelbachRRDecember 18, 19726'4"180Lufkin, TX US
Jacob ShumateRRJanuary 22, 19766'2"190Florence, SC US
Demond SmithSRNovember 6, 19725'8"180Rialto, CA US
John SmoltzRRMay 15, 19676'3"210Detroit, MI US
Kennie SteenstraRROctober 13, 19706'5"220Springfield, MO US
Earl SteinmetzRRMay 17, 19716'3"175Limestone, ME US
Joe TrippyLLJuly 31, 19735'10"185Seattle, WA US
Glenn WilliamsSRJuly 18, 19776'2"195Gosford, New South Wales AU
Joe WinkelsasRRSeptember 14, 19736'3"188Buffalo, NY US
L. J. YankoskyRRFebruary 1, 19756'2"200Fairfax, VA 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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