1987 Harrisburg Senators Roster

Eastern League (EL) - Class: AA
Team Record: 77-63
Finished 2nd in the EL
Manager: Dave Trembley (77-63)
Affiliation: Pittsburgh Pirates
Location: Harrisburg, Pennsylvania
Ballpark: Commerce Bank Park
Attendance: 212,141, Avg. 3,031
1987 Harrisburg Senators Statistics

Playoffs - Harrisburg Senators 3 games, Reading Phillies 2
Finals - Harrisburg Senators 3 games, Vermont Reds 1

The Harrisburg Senators of the Eastern League ended the 1987 season with a record of 77 wins and 63 losses, finishing second in the EL.

The Senators scored 721 runs and surrendered 664 runs. Lance Belen and Gino Gentile led Harrisburg with 15 home runs apiece. Lance Belen drove in 93 runs. Tommy Gregg paced all regular batters by connecting at a .371 clip. Rich Sauveur topped the squad with 13 wins and a team-best 2.86 ERA, best among pitchers with enough qualifying appearances.

Players from the 1987 Harrisburg Senators who spent time in the Majors during their careers included Tony Walker, Tommy Gregg, Onix Concepción, Paul Wilmet, Shawn Holman, Mike Walker, Rafael Belliard, Félix Fermín, Dorn Taylor, Jim Neidlinger, Jeff King, Randy Kramer, Rich Sauveur, José Meléndez, Tom Prince and Brett Gideon.

Dave Trembley served as manager.


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Player Bats Throws Birth Date Height Weight Hometown
Ben AbnerRRMay 14, 19636'0"175
Kevin AndershLLOctober 16, 19636'2"195
Kerry BakerRRFebruary 4, 19596'3"218
Lance BelenRRApril 12, 19635'10"185
Rafael BelliardRROctober 24, 19615'6"160Pueblo Nuevo, Valverde DO
Craig BrownRRNovember 19, 19626'1"190
Onix ConcepciónRROctober 5, 19575'6"160Dorado, PR
Jeff CookSRDecember 17, 19656'0"195Kansas City, MO US
Bill CoppLOctober 27, 19646'1"195
Clay DanielSLMay 25, 19625'10"170Columbia, SC US
Mike DotzlerLRJune 15, 19636'0"192
Félix FermínRROctober 9, 19635'11"160Mao, Valverde DO
Gino GentileLLAugust 26, 19585'11"175Pittsburgh, PA US
Brett GideonRRAugust 8, 19636'2"200Ozona, TX US
Kevin GordonRNovember 27, 19616'3"210Morris, IL US
Tommy GreggLLJuly 29, 19636'1"190Boone, NC US
Dimas GutierrezSRMarch 25, 19665'11"160
Shawn HolmanRRNovember 10, 19646'2"185Sewickley, PA US
Ron JohnsRROctober 7, 19626'2"195
Brian JonesRRMarch 6, 19635'11"170
Jeff KingRRDecember 26, 19646'1"175Marion, IN US
Randy KramerRRSeptember 20, 19606'2"170Palo Alto, CA US
Orlando LindRRJanuary 30, 19656'1"201Dorado, PR
José MeléndezRRSeptember 2, 19656'2"175Naguabo, PR
Larry MeltonRRFebruary 23, 19636'5"190
Ben MorrowRRAugust 22, 19626'2"172Steubenville, OH US
Scott NealRLMay 10, 19626'0"190Lubbock, TX US
Jim NeidlingerSRSeptember 24, 19646'4"180Vallejo, CA US
Tom PrinceRRAugust 13, 19645'11"185Kankakee, IL US
Jim RebouletRRAugust 13, 19615'11"165Dayton, OH US
Chris RitterROctober 2, 19646'7"235
Dave RookerRRFebruary 10, 19616'3"205
Rob RussellLDecember 28, 19645'10"160
Rich SauveurLLNovember 23, 19636'4"163Arlington, VA US
Greg StadingRMarch 30, 19656'2"170
Dorn TaylorRRAugust 11, 19586'2"180Abington, PA US
Kyle ToddRRFebruary 22, 19636'0"180
Mike WalkerRRJune 23, 19656'3"205Houston, TX US
Tony WalkerRRJuly 1, 19596'2"205San Diego, CA US
Phil WellmanSRDecember 5, 19615'11"180Marlin, TX US
Paul WilmetRRNovember 8, 19585'11"170Green Bay, WI 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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