1997 Trenton Thunder Roster

Eastern League (EL) - Class: AA
Team Record: 71-70
Finished 4th in the EL's South Division
Manager: DeMarlo Hale (71-70)
Affiliation: Boston Red Sox
Location: Trenton, New Jersey
Ballpark: ARM & HAMMER Park
Attendance: 446,527, Avg. 6,567 in 68 home dates
1997 Trenton Thunder Statistics

The Trenton Thunder of the Eastern League ended the 1997 season with a record of 71 wins and 70 losses, finishing fourth in the league's South Division.

The Thunder plated 766 runs and allowed 760 runs. Pat Bryant paced Trenton with 19 home runs, and Joe Depastino walloped 15 or more, too. Dave Gibralter accounted for 86 RBI. Michael Coleman topped all regular batters by hitting .301. Jim Farrell and Brian Barkley led the squad with 12 wins each, while Jim Farrell recorded a 4.38 ERA, tops among regular hurlers.

Andy Abad, Brian Barkley, Robinson Checo, Michael Coleman, Rod Correia, Joe Depastino, Jared Fernández, Bill Haselman, Heath Haynes, Cole Liniak, Ron Mahay, Walt McKeel, Lou Merloni, Peter Munro, Juan Peña, Bret Saberhagen and Pete Walker were all players from the 1997 Trenton Thunder who played in the Majors during their careers.

DeMarlo Hale served as manager.


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Player Bats Throws Birth Date Height Weight Hometown
Andy AbadLLAugust 25, 19726'1"184Palm Beach, FL US
Brian BarkleyLLDecember 8, 19756'2"180Conroe, TX US
Rick BettiRLSeptember 16, 19735'11"170Natick, MA US
Mike BlaisRROctober 2, 19716'5"226Norwich, CT US
Richie BorreroRRJanuary 5, 19736'1"195Mayaguez, PR
Randy BrownRRMay 1, 19705'11"160Dallas, TX US
Pat BryantRROctober 27, 19725'11"182Lexington, KY US
Kevan CannonLLAugust 24, 19746'1"222Columbus, OH US
Brett CederbladSRMarch 6, 19736'5"195Sydney, New South Wales AU
Robinson ChecoRRSeptember 9, 19716'1"165Santiago, Santiago DO
Michael ColemanRRAugust 16, 19755'11"180Nashville, TN US
Rod CorreiaRRSeptember 13, 19675'11"185Providence, RI US
Joe DepastinoRRSeptember 4, 19736'2"210Philadelphia, PA US
Tony DerossoRRNovember 7, 19756'3"226Waukesha, WI US
Chad EppersonLRMarch 26, 19726'3"215Elizabethtown, KY US
Ethan FaggettLLAugust 21, 19746'0"190Fort Worth, TX US
Jim FarrellRRNovember 1, 19736'1"180Akron, OH US
Jared FernándezRRFebruary 2, 19726'2"223Salt Lake City, UT US
Aaron FullerSRSeptember 7, 19715'10"180Fresno, CA US
Dave GibralterRRJune 19, 19756'3"224Dallas, TX US
Frank GonzalesRLMarch 12, 19686'0"185La Junta, CO US
Chad HaleRLAugust 3, 19716'6"245Newark, OH US
Bill HaselmanRRMay 25, 19666'3"205Long Branch, NJ US
Heath HaynesRRNovember 30, 19686'0"175Wheeling, WV US
Doug HeckerRRJanuary 21, 19716'4"210Syosset, NY US
Gavin JacksonRRJuly 19, 19735'10"170Sylvester, GA US
Cole LiniakRRAugust 23, 19766'1"181Encinitas, CA US
Chris MadonnaLRMarch 13, 19735'11"190Smithtown, NY US
Ron MahayLLJune 28, 19716'2"200Crestwood, IL US
Walt McKeelRRJanuary 17, 19726'2"200Wilson, NC US
Lou MerloniRRApril 6, 19715'10"188Framingham, MA US
Peter MunroRRJune 14, 19756'2"200Flushing, NY US
Rafael OrellanoLLApril 28, 19736'2"160Hamacao, PR
Nick OrtizRRJuly 9, 19736'0"180Cidra, PR
Juan PeñaRRJune 27, 19776'5"210Santo Domingo, Distrito Nacional DO
Dean PetersonRRAugust 3, 19726'3"200Peru, IN US
Felix RamirezLLJanuary 7, 19755'11"170Villa Mella, Santo Domingo DO
Brian RoseRROctober 7, 19726'1"190Malone, NY US
Bret SaberhagenRRApril 11, 19646'1"160Chicago Heights, IL US
Steve SmetanaLLApril 14, 19736'0"205Chardon, OH US
Nate TebbsSRDecember 14, 19725'10"170Salt Lake City, UT US
Brad TweedlieRRDecember 9, 19716'2"210Long Beach, CA US
Pete WalkerRRApril 8, 19696'2"195Beverly, MA US
Juan WilliamsLROctober 9, 19726'0"180Los Angeles, CA US
Jay YennacoRRNovember 17, 19756'1"220Lawrence, MA 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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