1999 Iowa Cubs Roster

Pacific Coast League (PCL) - Class: AAA
Team Record: 65-76
Finished 4th in the PCL's Midwest Division of the American Conference
Manager: Terry Kennedy (65-76)
Affiliation: Chicago Cubs
Location: Des Moines, Iowa
Ballpark: Principal Park
Attendance: 416,804, Avg. 6,412 in 65 home dates
1999 Iowa Cubs Statistics

The Iowa Cubs of the Pacific Coast League ended the 1999 season with a record of 65 wins and 76 losses, finishing fourth in the league's Midwest Division of the American Conference.

The Cubs tallied 699 runs and yielded 716 runs. Bo Porter paced Iowa with 27 home runs, while Tom Quinlan and Roosevelt Brown walloped 15 or more, too. Roosevelt Brown accounted for 79 RBI. Bo Porter topped all regular batters by connecting at a .292 clip. Brian McNichol led the squad with 10 wins, and Andrew Lorraine registered a 3.71 earned run average, leading qualifying pitchers.

Players from the 1999 Iowa Cubs who spent time in the Majors during their careers included Tom Quinlan, Steve Rain, Robin Jennings, Eric Hinske, Scott Watkins, Bo Porter, Kyle Farnsworth, Dan Serafini, Scott Stahoviak, Hideo Nomo, Sandy Martínez, Alan Zinter, Allen Battle, José Nieves, Rodney Myers, Rubén Quevedo, Ray King, Kurt Miller, Richie Barker, Brad Woodall, Steve Gajkowski, Derrick White, David Manning, Doug Creek, José Molina, Chad Meyers, Brian McNichol, Andrew Lorraine, Victor Cole, Matt Karchner, Rod Beck, Geremi González, Phil Norton, Kerry Lacy and Roosevelt Brown.

Terry Kennedy served as manager.


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Player Bats Throws Birth Date Height Weight Hometown
Rich AlmanzarRRApril 3, 19765'10"165San Francisco de Macoris, Duarte DO
Richie BarkerRROctober 29, 19726'2"210Revere, MA US
Allen BattleRRNovember 29, 19686'0"170Grantham, NC US
Rod BeckRRAugust 3, 19686'1"215Burbank, CA US
Kary BridgesLROctober 27, 19725'10"170Columbus, MS US
Roosevelt BrownLRAugust 3, 19755'11"195Vicksburg, MS US
Pat ClineRROctober 9, 19746'4"230Bradenton, FL US
Victor ColeSRJanuary 23, 19685'10"160Leningrad, RU
Doug CreekLLMarch 1, 19695'10"205Winchester, VA US
Kyle FarnsworthRRApril 14, 19766'4"230Wichita, KS US
Steve GajkowskiRRDecember 30, 19696'2"200Seattle, WA US
Marty GazarekRRJune 1, 19736'2"205Findlay, OH US
Geremi GonzálezRRJanuary 8, 19756'2"200Maracaibo, Zulia VE
Eric HinskeLRAugust 5, 19776'2"235Menasha, WI US
Robin JenningsLLApril 11, 19726'2"205Singapore, SG
Jarod JuelsgaardRRJune 27, 19686'3"205Harlan, IA US
Matt KarchnerRRJune 28, 19676'4"245Berwick, PA US
Brett KingRRJuly 20, 19726'1"190Orlando, FL US
Ray KingLLJanuary 15, 19746'1"225Chicago, IL US
Kerry LacyRRAugust 7, 19726'2"195Chattanooga, TN US
Bob LisantiRRMay 28, 19735'10"180Chicago, IL US
Andrew LorraineLLAugust 11, 19726'3"195Los Angeles, CA US
David ManningRRAugust 14, 19726'3"210Buffalo, NY US
Sandy MartínezLROctober 8, 19706'2"200Villa Mella, Santo Domingo DO
Brian McNicholLLMay 20, 19746'6"215Fairfax, VA US
Chad MeyersRRAugust 8, 19756'0"190Omaha, NE US
Kurt MillerRRAugust 24, 19726'5"205Tucson, AZ US
José MolinaRRJune 3, 19756'0"250Bayamon, PR
Rodney MyersRRJune 26, 19696'1"200Rockford, IL US
José NievesRRJune 16, 19756'1"180Guacara, Carabobo VE
Hideo NomoRRAugust 31, 19686'2"210Osaka, Osaka JP
Phil NortonRLFebruary 1, 19766'1"185Texarkana, TX US
Bo PorterRRJuly 5, 19726'2"195Newark, NJ US
Rubén QuevedoRRJanuary 5, 19796'1"190Valencia, Carabobo VE
Tom QuinlanRRMarch 27, 19686'3"200St. Paul, MN US
Steve RainRRJune 2, 19756'6"250Los Angeles, CA US
Mike RennhackSRAugust 25, 19746'3"200San Jose, CA US
Dan SerafiniSLJanuary 25, 19746'1"190San Francisco, CA US
Scott StahoviakLRMarch 6, 19706'5"210Waukegan, IL US
Scott WatkinsLLMay 15, 19706'3"180Tulsa, OK US
Derrick WhiteRROctober 12, 19696'1"220San Rafael, CA US
Brandon WilsonRRFebruary 26, 19696'1"190Owensboro, KY US
Brad WoodallSLJune 25, 19696'0"175Atlanta, GA US
Alan ZinterSRMay 19, 19686'2"200El Paso, TX 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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