1989 Huntsville Stars Roster

Southern League (SL) - Class: AA
Team Record: 82-61
Finished 2nd in the SL's West Division
Manager: Jeff Newman (82-61)
Affiliation: Oakland Athletics
Location: Huntsville, Alabama
Ballpark: Joe W. Davis Municipal Stadium
Attendance: 217,948, Avg. 3,048
1989 Huntsville Stars Statistics

Playoffs - Birmingham Barons 3 games, Huntsville Stars 1

The Huntsville Stars of the Southern League ended the 1989 season with a record of 82 wins and 61 losses, finishing second in the league's West Division.

The Stars plated 748 runs and allowed 701 runs. Dann Howitt paced Huntsville with 26 home runs, and Eric Fox walloped 15 or more as well. Dann Howitt drove in 111 runs and topped batters with significant playing time by hitting .281. Ray Young led the squad with 13 wins and a team-best 3.94 ERA, leading pitchers with enough qualifying appearances.

Players from the 1989 Huntsville Stars who spent time in the Majors during their careers included Scott Chiamparino, Scott Brosius, Dave Veres, José Mota, Dann Howitt, Scott Hemond, José Canseco, Eric Fox, Kevin Ward, Troy Afenir, Ángel Escobar, Mike Norris, Joe Klink, Ozzie Canseco, Jorge Brito and Darren Lewis.

Jeff Newman served as manager.


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Player Bats Throws Birth Date Height Weight Hometown
Troy AfenirRRSeptember 21, 19636'4"185Escondido, CA US
Tony AriolaLLFebruary 10, 19666'0"175
Rich BergRRJune 17, 19656'0"190
Dean BorrelliRROctober 20, 19666'2"210
Jorge BritoRRJune 22, 19666'1"190Moncion, Santiago Rodriguez DO
Scott BrosiusRRAugust 15, 19666'1"200Hillsboro, OR US
José CansecoRRJuly 2, 19646'4"240La Habana, La Habana CU
Ozzie CansecoRRJuly 2, 19646'2"220La Habana, La Habana CU
Tim CaseyLLJuly 26, 19625'10"190McMinnville, OR US
Scott ChiamparinoRRAugust 22, 19666'2"190San Mateo, CA US
Charlie CorbellRRNovember 30, 19606'1"180Baytown, TX US
Ángel EscobarSRMay 12, 19656'0"160La Sabana, Vargas VE
Eric FoxSLAugust 15, 19635'10"180Lemoore, CA US
Dave GavinRRMay 2, 19656'1"179
Pat GilbertRRAugust 3, 19666'2"200
Scott HemondRRNovember 18, 19656'0"205Taunton, MA US
Scott HolcombLLAugust 23, 19686'1"170
Stan HolmesRRFebruary 1, 19606'0"205Dos Palos, CA US
Dann HowittLRFebruary 13, 19646'5"205Battle Creek, MI US
Gary JonesLRNovember 11, 19605'9"162
Jim KatingRRDecember 19, 19656'2"212
Joe KlinkLLFebruary 3, 19625'11"170Johnstown, PA US
Peter KuldRRJune 4, 19666'3"204Canoga Park, CA US
Reese LambertLLSeptember 3, 19626'4"195
Darren LewisRRAugust 28, 19676'0"180Berkeley, CA US
Steve MayeRRDecember 30, 19646'2"200
José MotaSRMarch 16, 19655'9"155Santo Domingo, Distrito Nacional DO
Mike NorrisRRMarch 19, 19556'2"175San Francisco, CA US
Buddy PryorRRSeptember 22, 19615'11"185Hayward, CA US
Marteese RobinsonRRApril 17, 19666'1"180
Bill SavarinoLRJanuary 3, 19645'11"190
Will SchockRROctober 31, 19646'3"195
Dave ShotkoskiRDecember 7, 19646'3"175Hoffman Estates, IL US
Mark StancelRRFebruary 25, 19646'3"195
Bob StockerRJuly 27, 19636'1"220
Bill TaylorRAugust 31, 19656'3"190
Dave VeresRROctober 19, 19666'2"195Montgomery, AL US
Kevin WardRRSeptember 28, 19616'1"195Lansdale, PA US
Weston WeberRRJanuary 5, 19646'0"175Dodge Center, MN US
Pat WernigLLApril 18, 19656'1"186
Ray YoungRRMay 27, 19646'3"180Los Angeles, CA 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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