2003 Spokane Indians Roster

Northwest League (NWL) - Class: Short Season A
Team Record: 50-26
Finished 1st in the NWL's East Division
Manager: Darryl Kennedy (50-26)
Affiliation: Texas Rangers
Location: Spokane, Washington
Ballpark: Avista Stadium
Attendance: 170,640, Avg. 4,612 in 37 home dates
2003 Spokane Indians Statistics

Playoffs - Spokane Indians 3 games, Salem-Keizer Volcanoes 0

The Spokane Indians of the Northwest League ended the 2003 season with a record of 50 wins and 26 losses, finishing first in the league's East Division.

The Indians scored 454 runs, most in the league. Spokane gave up 289 runs, the lowest total in the circuit. Andrew Wishy drove in 55 runs. Dane Bubela led batters with significant playing time by hitting .323. Rob Corrado topped the team with 8 wins, while Matt Farnum recorded a 2.4 ERA, tops among qualifying pitchers.

Jesse Chavez, Cody Clark, John Danks, Ian Kinsler, Wes Littleton, Kevin Richardson and Justin Thompson were all players from the 2003 Spokane Indians who played in the Majors during their careers.

Darryl Kennedy served as manager.


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Player Bats Throws Birth Date Height Weight Hometown
Chris AlexanderRRSeptember 17, 19806'5"225Springfield, NM US
Odannys AyalaRRJuly 2, 19805'11"170Santurce, PR
Casey BenjaminLRAugust 1, 19806'2"190Minot, ND US
Adam BourassaLLMarch 31, 19815'8"165Faulkton, SD US
Bobby BowmanRRAugust 16, 19806'6"220Lake Charles, LA US
Dane BubelaLRMay 31, 19805'10"190Houston, TX US
Jesse ChavezRRAugust 21, 19836'2"175Victorville, CA US
Cody ClarkRRSeptember 14, 19816'3"200Fayetteville, AR US
Jeremy ClevelandRRSeptember 10, 19816'2"185Fairfax, VA US
Rob CorradoRRSeptember 13, 19806'6"230Dayton, OH US
Tim CunninghamLLOctober 19, 19806'2"185Appleton, WI US
John DanksLLApril 15, 19856'1"210Austin, TX US
Nick DevenneyRRJuly 31, 19806'3"240Baton Rouge, LA US
Matt FarnumRRJune 1, 19816'2"195Denver, CO US
Adam FoxRRNovember 23, 19815'11"200St. Mary's, PA US
Craig FrydendallLLMay 25, 19826'4"190Elkhart, KS US
Micah FurtadoLRJune 9, 19825'7"170Kauai, HI US
Jose GonzalezSRFebruary 11, 19815'10"140Cumana, Sucre VE
Luke GraysonRRJuly 28, 19825'10"199Orlando, FL US
Ian KinslerRRJune 22, 19826'0"200Tucson, AZ US
Joel KirstenLLMay 9, 19816'1"193Van Nuys, CA US
Josh KreuzerRRSeptember 28, 19826'6"245Mountain View, CA US
Wes LittletonRRSeptember 2, 19826'2"210Hayward, CA US
Matt LorenzoLRJune 21, 19826'3"205Pasadena, TX US
Jason MannLRJuly 30, 19826'4"190Montgomery, AL US
Brian MattoonLLSeptember 15, 19806'3"210Syracuse, NY US
Dave MazurekRRJuly 23, 19806'5"235La Grange, IL US
Victor RamirezRROctober 25, 19806'1"170La Romana, La Romana DO
Kevin RichardsonRRSeptember 12, 19806'3"230Mount Vernon, WA US
Abigail SandovalRRJanuary 23, 19825'11"182Bolivar, Bolivar VE
Zack ScharaRRAugust 25, 19806'0"200Madison, WI US
Dustin ScheffelRRMay 6, 19816'5"200Palo Alto, CA US
Nick ShieldsRRMay 29, 19806'4"220Rockford, IL US
Justin ThompsonLLMarch 8, 19736'4"215San Antonio, TX US
Randy TruseloRRJanuary 11, 19816'3"190Wilmington, DE US
Joldy WattsRRJune 12, 19826'2"190Rexburg, ID US
Scott WelchLRNovember 16, 19796'0"185Missoula, MT US
Andrew WishyLRSeptember 27, 19826'3"210Independence, MO 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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