1989 Nashville Sounds Roster

American Association (AA) - Class: AAA
Team Record: 74-72
Finished 3rd in the AA's East Division
Manager: Frank Lucchesi (74-72)
Affiliation: Cincinnati Reds
Location: Nashville, Tennessee
Ballpark: Herschel Greer Stadium
Attendance: 441,500, Avg. 6,048
1989 Nashville Sounds Statistics

The Nashville Sounds of the American Association ended the 1989 season with a record of 74 wins and 72 losses, finishing third in the league's East Division.

The Sounds scored 593 runs and surrendered 624 runs. Keith Lockhart led Nashville with 14 home runs Van Snider drove in 64 runs. Skeeter Barnes paced all regular hitters by hitting .303. Jack Armstrong topped the squad with 13 wins and a team-best 2.91 earned run average, best among regularly-used pitchers.

Members of the 1989 Nashville Sounds who played in Major League Baseball during their careers were Freddie Benavides, Scott Scudder, Marty Brown, Paul O'Neill, Chris Sabo, Jeff Richardson, Mike Griffin, Terry McGriff, Chris Jones, Joe Oliver, Lenny Harris, Terry Lee, Chris Hammond, Keith Brown, Tito Landrum, Luis Quiñones, Jack Armstrong, Van Snider, Scotti Madison, Barry Larkin, Jeff Sellers, Ron Robinson, Skeeter Barnes, Rolando Roomes, Jeff Gray, Bob Sebra, Keith Lockhart, Charlie Mitchell, Doug Gwosdz and Mike Roesler.

Frank Lucchesi served as manager.


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Player Bats Throws Birth Date Height Weight Hometown
Jack ArmstrongRRMarch 7, 19656'5"220Englewood, NJ US
Skeeter BarnesRRMarch 7, 19575'11"175Cincinnati, OH US
Freddie BenavidesRRApril 7, 19666'2"180Laredo, TX US
Keith BrownSRFebruary 14, 19646'4"215Flagstaff, AZ US
Marty BrownRRJanuary 23, 19636'1"190Lawton, OK US
Joe BrunoRROctober 29, 19635'10"160
Mark GermannSRFebruary 1, 19645'11"165
Jeff GrayRRApril 10, 19636'1"175Richmond, VA US
Mike GriffinRRJune 26, 19576'4"195Colusa, CA US
Doug GwosdzRRJune 20, 19605'11"185Houston, TX US
Chris HammondLLJanuary 21, 19666'1"190Atlanta, GA US
Lenny HarrisLROctober 28, 19645'10"195Miami, FL US
Alan HaydenLLJune 9, 19645'11"165
Chris JonesRRDecember 16, 19656'2"200Utica, NY US
Hugh KempRDecember 13, 19606'3"190Nashville, TN US
Tito LandrumRROctober 25, 19545'11"175Joplin, MO US
Barry LarkinRRApril 28, 19646'0"185Cincinnati, OH US
Terry LeeRRMarch 13, 19626'5"215San Francisco, CA US
Keith LockhartLRNovember 10, 19645'10"170Whittier, CA US
Rob LopezLRMay 26, 19636'1"180Port Arthur, TX US
Scotti MadisonSRSeptember 12, 19595'11"185Pensacola, FL US
Terry McGriffRRSeptember 23, 19636'2"190Fort Pierce, FL US
Charlie MitchellRRJune 24, 19626'3"170Dickson, TN US
Paul O'NeillLLFebruary 25, 19636'4"200Columbus, OH US
Joe OliverRRJuly 24, 19656'3"215Memphis, TN US
Kevin PearsonRROctober 3, 19636'2"185Claremore, OK US
Luis QuiñonesSRApril 28, 19625'11"165Ponce, PR
Jeff ReynoldsRRJanuary 27, 19606'0"197
Jeff RichardsonRRAugust 26, 19656'2"175Grand Island, NE US
Ron RobinsonRRMarch 24, 19626'4"235Exeter, CA US
Mike RoeslerRRSeptember 12, 19636'5"195Fort Wayne, IN US
Rolando RoomesRRFebruary 15, 19626'3"180Kingston, JM
Chris SaboRRJanuary 19, 19625'11"185Detroit, MI US
Scott ScudderRRFebruary 14, 19686'2"180Paris, TX US
Bob SebraRRDecember 11, 19616'2"200Ridgewood, NJ US
Jeff SellersRRMay 11, 19646'1"175Compton, CA US
Van SniderLRAugust 11, 19636'3"185Birmingham, AL US
Eddie TannerSRJuly 7, 19625'10"165Columbia, SC US
Luis VasquezRRMarch 23, 19676'2"175, Bolivar VE
Bernie WalkerLRJune 18, 19645'10"190

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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