1999 Spokane Indians Roster

Northwest League (NWL) - Class: Short Season A
Team Record: 44-32
Finished 1st in the NWL's North Division
Manager: Kevin Long (44-32)
Affiliation: Kansas City Royals
Location: Spokane, Washington
Ballpark: Avista Stadium
Attendance: 187,315, Avg. 4,929 in 38 home dates
1999 Spokane Indians Statistics

Playoffs - Spokane Indians 3 games, Portland Rockies 0

The Spokane Indians of the Northwest League ended the 1999 season with a record of 44 wins and 32 losses, finishing first in the league's North Division.

The Indians surrendered 383 runs, least in the league. Spokane plated 477 runs. Casey Dunn and G. J. Raymundo paced the squad with 11 home runs apiece. Eric Nelson drove in 52 runs. Mark Ellis led batters with significant playing time by hitting .327. Raul Garcia topped the team with 9 wins, while Jay King earned a 3.88 ERA, leading regular hurlers.

Tony Cogan, Mark Ellis, Jason Gilfillan, Ken Harvey, Mike MacDougal, Brian Sanches and Kyle Snyder were all players from the 1999 Spokane Indians who played in the Majors during their careers.

Kevin Long served as manager.


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Player Bats Throws Birth Date Height Weight Hometown
Felipe AlouRRNovember 29, 19785'11"165Santo Domingo, Distrito Nacional DO
Ryan BaerlocherRRAugust 6, 19776'5"240Lewiston, ID US
Jacob BakerRRJune 18, 19766'3"220Houston, TX US
Mike ClayRROctober 3, 19766'0"200Talihina, OK US
Tony CoganLLDecember 21, 19766'2"205Chicago, IL US
Ben CordovaLLDecember 3, 19796'0"205Colorado Springs, CO US
Ryan DouglassRRDecember 3, 19786'3"200Pittsburgh, PA US
Casey DunnRROctober 3, 19765'10"190Birmingham, AL US
Mark EllisRRJune 6, 19775'10"190Rapid City, SD US
Edwin FrancoLLMay 18, 19775'11"160New York, NY US
Raul GarciaRRDecember 23, 19765'9"170Miami, FL US
Jay GehrkeRRNovember 1, 19776'6"225Fargo, ND US
Jason GilfillanRRAugust 31, 19766'5"220Shelby, NC US
Julian GonzalezRRFebruary 10, 19776'2"220US, US
Ken HarveyRRMarch 1, 19786'2"240Los Angeles, CA US
Liam HealyRRDecember 21, 19766'1"205Baltimore, MD US
Pedro HerreraRRMay 24, 19786'2"180Santo Domingo, Distrito Nacional DO
Jonathan JacksonRRAugust 3, 19776'4"220Laurinburg, NC US
Brian JohnsonRRApril 20, 19776'1"190Wichita, KS US
Craig JonesRRMay 18, 19776'2"190Fountain Valley, CA US
Jay KingSLJuly 21, 19775'11"195Pensacola, FL US
Jesse Kurtz-NichollLLJune 7, 19776'0"185Washington, DC US
Kevin LucasRRJuly 13, 19775'11"180St. Louis, MO US
Mike MacDougalSRMarch 5, 19776'4"180Las Vegas, NV US
Jim McAuleyRRDecember 17, 19776'0"190Columbus, OH US
Juan MedranoRRDecember 30, 19786'3"185Santiago, Santiago DO
Eric NelsonSRMay 2, 19775'11"180Waco, TX US
Carlos PichardoRRMarch 5, 19785'10"155Esperanza, Valverde DO
Charlie RamirezRRJune 1, 19796'1"175San Pedro de Macoris, San Pedro de Macoris DO
G. J. RaymundoRRMarch 3, 19775'11"185Fresno, CA US
Willy RuizRROctober 15, 19765'11"150Nagua, Maria Trinidad Sanchez DO
Mike RussoRRAugust 9, 19776'4"230Valley Stream, NY US
Brian SanchesRRAugust 8, 19786'1"190Beaumont, TX US
James ShanksRRJanuary 26, 19796'0"190Appling, GA US
Jarrett ShearinRRAugust 10, 19766'1"195Raleigh, NC US
Kyle SnyderSRSeptember 9, 19776'8"230Houston, TX US
Kyle TurnerLLOctober 14, 19786'3"215Walnut Creek, 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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