1989 Louisville Redbirds Roster

American Association (AA) - Class: AAA
Team Record: 71-74
Finished 4th in the AA's East Division
Manager: Mike Jorgensen (71-74)
Affiliation: St. Louis Cardinals
Location: Louisville, Kentucky
Ballpark: Cardinal Stadium
Attendance: 580,270, Avg. 8,004
1989 Louisville Redbirds Statistics

The Louisville Redbirds of the American Association ended the 1989 season with a record of 71 wins and 74 losses, finishing fourth in the league's East Division.

The Redbirds scored 624 runs and conceded 628 runs. Todd Zeile led Louisville with 19 home runs and drove in 85 runs, while leading all regular batters by connecting at a .289 clip. Bob Tewksbury topped the squad with 13 wins and a team-best 2.43 ERA, tops among pitchers with enough qualifying appearances.

Members of the 1989 Louisville Redbirds who played in Major League Baseball during their careers were Gibson Alba, Mike Fitzgerald, Ricky Horton, Bob Tewksbury, Bien Figueroa, Todd Zeile, Jeff Fassero, Cris Carpenter, Greg Mathews, Randy Byers, Todd Worrell, Jim Lindeman, Bryan Oelkers, Ron Shepherd, Willie McGee, Alex Cole, Howard Hilton, Nelson Simmons, Steve Peters, Luis Alicea, Greg Jelks, Ted Power, Rod Booker, Matt Kinzer, Ken Hill, John Costello, Craig Wilson, Leon Durham, Roger Erickson, Scott Arnold and Don Heinkel.

Mike Jorgensen served as manager.


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Player Bats Throws Birth Date Height Weight Hometown
Gibson AlbaLLJanuary 18, 19606'2"160Santiago, Santiago DO
Luis AliceaSRJuly 29, 19655'9"165Santurce, PR
Scott ArnoldRRAugust 18, 19626'2"210Lexington, KY US
Tom BaineRRApril 25, 19636'0"180
Rod BookerLRSeptember 4, 19586'0"175Los Angeles, CA US
Randy ByersLROctober 2, 19646'2"180Bridgeton, NJ US
Cris CarpenterRRApril 5, 19656'1"195St. Augustine, FL US
Alex ColeLLAugust 17, 19656'2"170Fayetteville, NC US
John CostelloRRDecember 24, 19606'1"190Bronx, NY US
Romy CucjenRRApril 22, 19626'2"190
Leon DurhamLLJuly 31, 19576'1"185Cincinnati, OH US
Roger EricksonRRAugust 30, 19566'3"180Springfield, IL US
Jeff FasseroLLJanuary 5, 19636'1"180Springfield, IL US
Bien FigueroaRRFebruary 7, 19645'10"170Santo Domingo, Distrito Nacional DO
Mike FitzgeraldRRMarch 28, 19646'1"196Savannah, GA US
Mike FoxRRJune 16, 19636'2"190
Don HeinkelLROctober 20, 19596'0"185Racine, WI US
Ken HillRRDecember 14, 19656'4"200Lynn, MA US
Howard HiltonRRJanuary 3, 19646'3"230Oxnard, CA US
Ricky HortonLLJuly 30, 19596'2"195Poughkeepsie, NY US
Greg JelksRRAugust 16, 19616'2"189Cherokee, AL US
Matt KinzerRRJune 17, 19636'2"210Indianapolis, IN US
Jim LindemanRRJanuary 10, 19626'1"200Evanston, IL US
Greg MathewsRLMay 17, 19626'2"180Harbor City, CA US
Willie McGeeSRNovember 2, 19586'1"175San Francisco, CA US
Chuck McGrathRRAugust 5, 19616'5"240Medford, MA US
Jesus MendezLLJune 14, 19645'10"173
John MurphyRRMay 12, 19626'2"190
Bryan OelkersLLMarch 11, 19616'3"192Zaragoza, ES
Steve PetersLLNovember 14, 19625'10"170Oklahoma City, OK US
Frank PotestioRRNovember 8, 19636'2"200
Ted PowerRRJanuary 31, 19556'4"215Guthrie, OK US
Jim PuzeyLRSeptember 19, 19636'2"190
Ron ShepherdRROctober 27, 19606'4"175Longview, TX US
Nelson SimmonsSRJune 27, 19636'1"185Washington, DC US
Bob TewksburyRRNovember 30, 19606'4"200Concord, NH US
Craig WilsonRRNovember 28, 19645'11"175Annapolis, MD US
Todd WorrellRRSeptember 28, 19596'5"215Arcadia, CA US
Todd ZeileRRSeptember 9, 19656'1"190Van Nuys, 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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