2011 Kansas City T-Bones Roster

American Association (AA) - Independent
Team Record: 48-52
Finished 5th in the AA's Central Division
Manager: Tim Doherty (48-52)
Location: Kansas City, Kansas
Ballpark: Community America Ballpark
Attendance: 261,115, Avg. 5,222 in 50 home dates
2011 Kansas City T-Bones Statistics

The Kansas City T-Bones of the American Association ended the 2011 season with a record of 48 wins and 52 losses, finishing fifth in the league's Central Division.

The T-Bones scored 585 runs and surrendered 584 runs.

Players from the 2011 Kansas City T-Bones who spent time in Major League Baseball during their careers included Kris Johnson, Prentice Redman, Ray Sadler and Rico Washington.

Tim Doherty served as manager.


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Player Bats Throws Birth Date Height Weight Hometown
Devin AndersonLLJanuary 24, 19846'5"220Winter Garden, FL US
Ben BakerLLFebruary 13, 19896'0"185
Peter BarrowsRRDecember 22, 19876'5"205
Johnny BowdenRRAugust 15, 19846'3"205Springfield, OR US
Gerardo CaceresRRJanuary 12, 19876'1"192Caracas, Distrito Federal VE
Aaron CookRROctober 20, 19836'5"175Rockledge, FL US
Kyle DahmanRRAugust 28, 19846'0"180
Martin DewaldSRMarch 5, 19865'9"176DE, DE
Jose DuranRRNovember 27, 19865'11"195Fort Worth, TX US
Aharon EgglestonLLJuly 4, 19815'11"212San Diego, CA US
Alberto EspinosaRRSeptember 15, 19865'11"210Miami, FL US
Nick FarnsworthLLJune 17, 19896'2"225Tulsa, OK US
Jim FasanoLRJuly 20, 19836'5"230Point Pleasant, NJ US
Fernando GarciaSRJuly 28, 19886'0"160Manati, PR
Drew GrahamRRJune 23, 19866'1"240Fort Scott, KS US
Brian GreningRRJune 10, 19855'11"200Newport Beach, CA US
Ryan HookRRMay 11, 19886'2"210
Jeff HulettRRNovember 16, 19876'0"190Shreveport, LA US
Jonathan JaspeSRApril 11, 19855'9"205Caracas, Distrito Federal VE
Kris JohnsonLLOctober 14, 19846'4"205West Covina, CA US
Rusty JonesLLMay 31, 19835'9"187Shawnee, KS US
Brian JoyntRRMarch 14, 19856'3"215Camarillo, CA US
Kala Ka'aihueRRMarch 29, 19856'2"230Kailua, HI US
Joseph KassanavoidRRAugust 14, 19896'6"235
Trent LareLLAugust 25, 19846'4"195Lyndon, KS US
T. J. LargeRRMay 28, 19836'4"185Clearwater, FL US
Kevin LightLLAugust 27, 19876'0"190Mechanicsville, VA US
Chris LittleRRNovember 18, 19816'3"180St. Louis, MO US
Cole LohdenRRJune 13, 19886'4"220Frisco, TX US
Matt MitchellRRMarch 31, 19896'2"205Barstow, CA US
Jimmy MojicaRRNovember 3, 19836'0"190Rio Piedras, PR
Wade MorrisonRRDecember 28, 19866'6"210
Luis NieblasRRFebruary 1, 19856'1"180Chihuahua, Chihuahua MX
Ryne PriceLRMay 27, 19865'11"190Palo Alto, CA US
Prentice RedmanRRAugust 23, 19796'3"185Tuscaloosa, AL US
Ryne ReynosoLRMarch 15, 19856'2"215Sun Valley, ID US
Mike RoccoRRAugust 19, 19856'3"210Palm Desert, CA US
Ray SadlerRRSeptember 19, 19806'1"200Clifton, TX US
Reid SantosLLAugust 24, 19826'1"170Wahiawa, HI US
Andy ShipmanRRDecember 10, 19816'3"185Warrensburg, MO US
Keanon SimonLLDecember 6, 19845'10"185Lamar, OK US
Justin SnyderLRApril 8, 19865'9"190El Cajon, CA US
Steven StewartRRMay 18, 19866'3"215Beckley, WV US
Gabe SuarezRRDecember 14, 19846'0"170Denver, CO US
Rico WashingtonLRMay 30, 19785'9"195Milledgeville, GA US
Dwayne WhiteLLApril 7, 19836'1"195Waverly, MO 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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