1973 Savannah Braves Roster

Southern League (SL) - Class: AA
Team Record: 71-68
Finished 2nd in the SL's East Division
Manager: Clint Courtney (0-0), Tommie Aaron (0-0)
Affiliation: Atlanta Braves
Location: Savannah, Georgia
Ballpark: Grayson Stadium
Attendance: 74,318, Avg. 1,069
1973 Savannah Braves Statistics

The Savannah Braves of the Southern League ended the 1973 season with a record of 71 wins and 68 losses, finishing second in the league's East Division.

The Braves plated 578 runs and allowed 571 runs. Gregory Foreman paced Savannah with 27 home runs, while Marlan Murphy and Freddie Velázquez walloped 15 or more also. Gregory Foreman accounted for 75 RBI and topped hitters with significant playing time by hitting .259. Charles Sprinkle paced the team with 9 wins and a team-best 3.63 earned run average, leading regular hurlers.

Members of the 1973 Savannah Braves who played in Major League Baseball during their careers were Frank Coggins, Wenty Ford, Brian Asselstine, Jamie Easterly, Frank LaCorte, Tommie Aaron, Biff Pocoroba, Junior Moore, Freddie Velázquez and Pablo Torrealba.

Clint Courtney and Tommie Aaron served as manager.


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Player Bats Throws Birth Date Height Weight Hometown
Tommie AaronRRAugust 5, 19396'3"190Mobile, AL US
Ken AlfredRLAugust 30, 19506'0"185Morgan City, LA US
Brian AsselstineLRSeptember 23, 19536'1"175Santa Barbara, CA US
Jimmy BrittonLLOctober 21, 19486'2"195St. Louis, MO US
Lendon BrookinsRRJuly 23, 19485'11"176Hallsville, TX US
Stu CannLRJune 18, 19465'11"165Kankakee, IL US
Frank CogginsSRMay 22, 19446'2"187Griffin, GA US
Jimmie CollinsLRNovember 19, 19486'2"185Canton, MA US
Russell DillonSLAugust 26, 19516'0"185San Francisco, CA US
Bill DowningRROctober 1, 19516'1"180San Francisco, CA US
Jamie EasterlyLLFebruary 17, 19535'9"180Houston, TX US
Domingo FigueroaLLFebruary 16, 19515'11"175Vega Alta, PR
Wenty FordRRNovember 25, 19465'11"165Nassau, BS
Gregory ForemanLRFebruary 9, 19525'11"200Lake Charles, LA US
David GourieuxRRJanuary 13, 19476'2"190Paducah, KY US
Sam HoustonRRNovember 4, 19505'11"156Long Beach, CA US
Calvin KellyRRJuly 25, 19505'10"160Martinez, CA US
Frank LaCorteRROctober 13, 19516'1"180San Jose, CA US
Michael McCammonRROctober 25, 19486'0"185Manchester, CT US
Toy McCordRRFebruary 17, 19475'9"165Sumter, SC US
Pat McKeanSLJuly 18, 19496'5"210Amarillo, TX US
Junior MooreRRJanuary 25, 19535'11"185Waskom, TX US
Marlan MurphyRRApril 17, 19476'4"200Meridan, MS US
Brian NelsonLLAugust 3, 19466'1"180Minneapolis, MN US
Mike NewsonRRDecember 25, 19485'11"163Roswell, NM US
Francisco ObregonRRDecember 17, 19365'9"170Caracas, Distrito Federal VE
Biff PocorobaSRJuly 25, 19535'10"175Burbank, CA US
Othello RenfroeSRAugust 4, 19496'2"190Jacksonville, FL US
Wilfredo RiosLLAugust 18, 19535'9"150Rio Piedras, PR
Roberto SantiagoRRMay 26, 19465'10"175Caguas, PR
Jose SevillanoRRFebruary 19, 19516'0"175Bayamon, PR
Charles SprinkleRRJanuary 28, 19486'0"180Detroit, MI US
Pablo TorrealbaLLApril 28, 19485'10"173Barquisimeto, Lara VE
John TravisRRSeptember 30, 19516'0"170Tulsa, OK US
Freddie VelázquezRRDecember 6, 19376'1"185Santo Domingo, Distrito Nacional DO
Michael WalsethLRMarch 5, 19486'3"210St. Paul, MN 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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