2000 Nashua Pride Roster

Atlantic League (AL) - Independent
Team Record: 82-58
Finished 1st in the AL's North Division
Manager: Butch Hobson (82-58)
Location: Nashua, New Hampshire
Ballpark: Holman Stadium
Attendance: 138,131, Avg. 1,973 in 70 home dates
2000 Nashua Pride Statistics

Playoffs - Nashua Pride 2 games, Bridgeport Bluefish 1
Finals - Nashua Pride 3 games, Somerset Patriots 0

The Nashua Pride of the Atlantic League ended the 2000 season with a record of 82 wins and 58 losses, finishing first in the league's North Division.

The Pride tallied 759 runs and surrendered 714 runs. Glenn Murray paced Nashua with 28 home runs, while José Malavé, D. J. Boston, Sam Horn and Pork Chop Pough each walloped 15 or more also. D. J. Boston drove in 106 runs. José Malavé led batters with significant playing time with a .310 average. John Roper topped the team with 14 wins, and Daron Kirkreit registered a 3.93 earned run average, leading pitchers with enough qualifying appearances.

Players from the 2000 Nashua Pride who spent time in the Majors during their careers included Kerry Lacy, Marty Janzen, Glenn Murray, Larry Thomas, Pat Howell, Kerry Woodson, Tony Rodríguez, Casey Candaele, José Malavé, Ken Ryan, Andújar Cedeño, Milt Cuyler, Pete Incaviglia, James Lofton, Sam Horn and John Roper.

Butch Hobson served as manager.


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Player Bats Throws Birth Date Height Weight Hometown
Scott BetheaLRJune 17, 19695'11"175Austin, TX US
D. J. BostonLLSeptember 6, 19716'7"230Cincinnati, OH US
Casey CandaeleSRJanuary 12, 19615'9"160Lompoc, CA US
Andújar CedeñoRRAugust 21, 19696'1"170La Romana, La Romana DO
Milt CuylerSROctober 7, 19685'10"175Macon, GA US
Ned DarleyRRFebruary 27, 19716'4"200Manning, SC US
Maximo De La RosaRRJuly 12, 19715'11"218Santo Domingo, Distrito Nacional DO
Jose DelgadoSRMarch 20, 19755'11"155Santurce, PR
Al DrumhellerRLJuly 31, 19716'0"185Wurzburg, DE
Chad EppersonLRMarch 26, 19726'3"215Elizabethtown, KY US
Bill FlyntLLNovember 23, 19676'5"215Escondido, CA US
Dana ForsbergLLDecember 9, 19766'3"215Pittsfield, MA US
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Julian HerediaRRSeptember 22, 19696'1"170San Pedro de Macoris, San Pedro de Macoris DO
Sam HornLLNovember 2, 19636'5"215Dallas, TX US
Pat HowellSRAugust 31, 19685'11"155Mobile, AL US
Pete IncavigliaRRApril 2, 19646'1"225Pebble Beach, CA US
Marty JanzenRRMay 31, 19736'3"197Homestead, FL US
Chris KelleyRRSeptember 14, 19706'3"195
Dan KellySLOctober 5, 19776'1"175Suffolk, VA US
Jeff KellyLLJanuary 11, 19756'6"232Staten Island, NY US
Daron KirkreitRRAugust 7, 19726'6"225Anaheim, CA US
Kerry LacyRRAugust 7, 19726'2"195Chattanooga, TN US
Hector LebronLRJuly 22, 19776'3"220Catanao, PR
James LoftonSRMarch 6, 19745'10"170Los Angeles, CA US
Kevin LovingierLLAugust 29, 19716'2"205Maywood, IL US
José MalavéRRMay 31, 19716'2"212Cumana, Sucre VE
Kenny MarreroRRMay 13, 19706'3"208Bronx, NY US
Craig MattsonRRNovember 25, 19736'4"205Belvidere, IL US
Delfino MejiaRRDecember 24, 19715'9"150Santo Domingo, Distrito Nacional DO
Glenn MurrayRRNovember 23, 19706'2"225Manning, SC US
Jose OlmedaSRJuly 7, 19776'1"165Fajardo, PR
Pork Chop PoughRRDecember 25, 19696'0"200Sebring, FL US
Jose ReyesRRMay 1, 19736'1"188Villa Vasquez, Monte Cristi DO
Pablo ReyesLLNovember 17, 19646'2"190Azua, Azua DO
Ed RileyLLFebruary 10, 19706'2"195Worcester, MA US
Tony RodríguezRRAugust 15, 19705'11"165Rio Piedras, PR
John RoperRRNovember 21, 19716'0"175Southern Pines, NC US
Ken RyanRROctober 24, 19686'3"200Pawtucket, RI US
Nick Spera
Larry ThomasRLOctober 25, 19696'1"195Miami, FL US
Chris ThompsonRRSeptember 29, 19726'2"202Elyria, OH US
Joe WalkerSRNovember 15, 19716'3"210Port Huron, MI US
Kerry WoodsonRRMay 18, 19696'2"190Jacksonville, FL 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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