1989 Harrisburg Senators Roster

Eastern League (EL) - Class: AA
Team Record: 71-65
Finished 2nd in the EL
Manager: Dave Trembley (71-65)
Affiliation: Pittsburgh Pirates
Location: Harrisburg, Pennsylvania
Ballpark: Commerce Bank Park
Attendance: 200,196, Avg. 2,944
1989 Harrisburg Senators Statistics

Playoffs - Harrisburg Senators 3 games, Canton-Akron Indians 2
Finals - Albany-Colonie Yankees 3 games, Harrisburg Senators 1

The Harrisburg Senators of the Eastern League ended the 1989 season with a record of 71 wins and 65 losses, finishing second in the EL.

The Senators scored 553 runs and allowed 512 runs. Wes Chamberlain led Harrisburg with 21 home runs and accounted for 87 RBI, while leading hitters with significant playing time by connecting at a .306 clip. Bill Sampen and Mike York topped the squad with 11 wins each, and Mike York earned a 2.31 ERA, best among qualifying pitchers.

Players from the 1989 Harrisburg Senators who spent time in the Majors during their careers included Moisés Alou, Jeff Banister, Stan Belinda, Wes Chamberlain, Tim Conroy, Carlos García, Tony Longmire, Orlando Merced, Julio Peguero, Rico Rossy, Scott Ruskin, Bill Sampen, Tommy Shields, Willie Smith, Randy Tomlin and Mike York.

Dave Trembley served as manager.


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Player Bats Throws Birth Date Height Weight Hometown
Steve AdamsRRMay 14, 19646'4"200Boston, MA US
Moisés AlouRRJuly 3, 19666'3"185Atlanta, GA US
Jeff BanisterRRJanuary 15, 19646'2"200Weatherford, OK US
Stan BelindaRRAugust 6, 19666'3"185Huntingdon, PA US
Kevin BurdickRRFebruary 15, 19645'10"175Oklahoma City, OK US
Wes ChamberlainRRApril 13, 19666'2"210Chicago, IL US
Tony ChanceRROctober 26, 19646'1"210Charleston, WV US
Tim ConroyLLApril 3, 19606'0"178McKeesport, PA US
Jeff CookSRDecember 17, 19656'0"195Kansas City, MO US
Terry CrowleySRJanuary 2, 19686'0"175Staten Island, NY US
Carlos GarcíaRROctober 15, 19676'1"185Tachira, Tachira VE
Andy HallRRNovember 24, 19646'4"190San Diego, CA US
Ed HartmanRRAugust 24, 19646'2"205Pittsburgh, PA US
Orlando LindRRJanuary 30, 19656'1"201Dorado, PR
Tony LongmireLRAugust 12, 19686'1"197Vallejo, CA US
Tim McKinleyRRSeptember 28, 19646'0"200
Larry MeltonRRFebruary 23, 19636'5"190
Orlando MercedSRNovember 2, 19666'0"180Hato Rey, PR
Pete MurphyLROctober 28, 19646'2"190New York, NY US
Jeff OsborneLRJune 24, 19676'3"200
Julio PegueroSRSeptember 7, 19686'0"160San Isidro, Distrito Nacional DO
Julio PerezRRJune 2, 19665'10"150
Keith RichardsonRRJanuary 24, 19676'4"215Statesboro, GA US
Rico RossyRRFebruary 16, 19645'10"175San Juan, PR
Scott RuskinRLJune 8, 19636'2"185Jacksonville, FL US
Rob RussellLDecember 28, 19645'10"160
Bill SampenRRJanuary 18, 19636'1"185Lincoln, IL US
Tommy ShieldsLRAugust 14, 19646'0"180Fairfax, VA US
Willie SmithRRAugust 27, 19676'6"250Savannah, GA US
Bernie TatisSRMay 21, 19625'11"160Villa Vasquez, Monte Cristi DO
Randy TomlinLLJune 14, 19665'11"179Bainbridge, MD US
Jim TracyRRNovember 30, 19656'3"180Lynn, MA US
Junior VizcainoRRJanuary 6, 19656'5"215US, US
Ben WebbRRDecember 13, 19675'11"185Pensacola, FL US
Ed YacopinoSLSeptember 19, 19656'0"175Aliquippa, PA US
Mike YorkRRSeptember 6, 19646'1"187Oak Park, 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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