1958 Minneapolis Millers Roster

American Association (AA) - Class: AAA
Team Record: 82-71
Finished 3rd in the AA
Manager: Gene Mauch (82-71)
Affiliation: Boston Red Sox
Location: Minneapolis, Minnesota
Ballpark: Metropolitan Stadium
Attendance: 152,533, Avg. 1,994
1958 Minneapolis Millers Statistics

Playoffs - Minneapolis Millers 4 games, Wichita Braves 2
Finals - Minneapolis Millers 4 games, Denver Bears 0

The Minneapolis Millers of the American Association ended the 1958 season with a record of 82 wins and 71 losses, finishing third in the AA.

The Millers scored 624 runs and surrendered 563 runs. Art Schult led Minneapolis with 20 home runs, while Ed Sadowski walloped 15 or more, too. Art Schult drove in 89 runs and topped hitters with significant playing time by connecting at a .287 clip. Dean Stone paced the squad with 13 wins, and Tom Borland recorded a 2.2 ERA, tops among regularly-used pitchers.

Bill Abernathie, Tom Borland, Ted Bowsfield, Bud Byerly, Bob Chakales, Lou Clinton, Fritz Dorish, Arnold Earley, Pumpsie Green, Tom Hurd, Frank Kellert, Stu Locklin, Harry Malmberg, Gene Mauch, Bill Monbouquette, Ed Sadowski, Al Schroll, Art Schult, Bob Smith, Paul Smith, Jack Spring, Dean Stone, Bert Thiel, Faye Throneberry, Tom Umphlett, José Valdivielso, Duane Wilson and Jerry Zimmerman were all players from the 1958 Minneapolis Millers who played in the Majors during their careers.

Gene Mauch served as manager.


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Player Bats Throws Birth Date Height Weight Hometown
Bill AbernathieRRJanuary 30, 19295'10"190Torrance, CA US
Tom BorlandLLFebruary 14, 19336'3"172El Dorado, KS US
Ted BowsfieldRLJanuary 10, 19356'1"190Vernon, BC CA
Bud ByerlyRROctober 26, 19196'2"185Webster Groves, MO US
Bob ChakalesRRAugust 10, 19276'1"185Asheville, NC US
Lou ClintonRROctober 13, 19376'1"185Ponca City, OK US
Fritz DorishRRJuly 13, 19215'11"204Swoyersville, PA US
Arnold EarleyLLJune 4, 19336'1"195Lincoln Park, MI US
Pumpsie GreenSROctober 27, 19336'0"175Boley, OK US
Tom HurdRRMay 27, 19245'9"155Danville, VA US
Frank KellertRRJuly 6, 19246'2"185Oklahoma City, OK US
Stu LocklinLLJuly 22, 19286'1"190Appleton, WI US
John LundquistL5'11"180
Harry MalmbergRRJuly 31, 19256'1"170Fairfield, AL US
Gene MauchRRNovember 18, 19255'10"165Salina, KS US
Richard McCarthyLLJune 5, 19356'1"200
Bill MonbouquetteRRAugust 11, 19365'11"190Medford, MA US
Len ProutSLFebruary 14, 19396'1"198San Francisco, CA US
Red RobbinsRRMay 5, 19286'1"175Lenoir, NC US
Ed SadowskiRRJanuary 19, 19315'11"175Pittsburgh, PA US
Al SchrollRRMarch 22, 19326'2"210New Orleans, LA US
Art SchultRRJune 20, 19286'3"210Brooklyn, NY US
Bob SmithRLMay 13, 19286'0"185Clarence, MO US
Paul SmithLLMarch 19, 19315'8"165New Castle, PA US
Jack SpringRLMarch 11, 19336'1"175Spokane, WA US
Glen StabelfeldRRSeptember 9, 19305'11"195
Dean StoneLLSeptember 1, 19306'4"205Moline, IL US
Joe TannerRRNovember 16, 19316'1"175Laurel, MS US
Bert ThielRRMay 4, 19265'10"185Marion, WI US
Faye ThroneberryLRJune 22, 19315'11"185Fisherville, TN US
Tom UmphlettRRMay 12, 19316'2"180Scotland Neck, NC US
José ValdivielsoRRMay 22, 19346'1"175Matanzas, Matanzas CU
Duane WilsonLLJune 29, 19346'1"185Wichita, KS US
Jerry ZimmermanRRSeptember 21, 19346'2"185Omaha, NE 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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