1993 Waterloo Diamonds Roster

Midwest League (MWL) - Class: A
Team Record: 54-79
Finished 6th in the MWL's South Division
Manager: Ed Romero (54-79)
Affiliation: San Diego Padres
Location: Waterloo, Iowa
Ballpark: Municipal Stadium
Attendance: 51,329, Avg. 1,006 in 51 home dates
1993 Waterloo Diamonds Statistics

The Waterloo Diamonds of the Midwest League ended the 1993 season with a record of 54 wins and 79 losses, finishing sixth in the league's South Division.

The Diamonds scored 525 runs, worst in the league, and yielded 685 runs. John Fantauzzi paced Waterloo with 14 home runs Roberto DeLeon accounted for 59 RBI. Homer Bush led all regular hitters by connecting at a .322 clip. Adrian Hollinger topped the team with 8 wins, while Craig Hanson recorded a 4.9 ERA, tops among pitchers with enough qualifying appearances.

Charlie Greene, Raúl Casanova, Joey Long, Rich Loiselle, Homer Bush, Todd Erdos and Melvin Rosario were all players from the 1993 Waterloo Diamonds who played in the Majors during their careers.

Ed Romero served as manager.


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Player Bats Throws Birth Date Height Weight Hometown
Pepper AnthonyLRNovember 9, 19716'3"204Jacksonville, FL US
Luis ArroyoLLSeptember 29, 19735'11"171Arecibo, PR
Larue BaberRRMay 15, 19726'1"188
Jared BakerLRMarch 25, 19716'5"238Abbeville, SC US
Jon BarnesRRApril 11, 19736'1"197Lancaster, SC US
Bobby BondsRRMarch 7, 19706'4"180Palo Alto, CA US
Stoney BriggsRRDecember 26, 19716'3"215Seaford, DE US
Jerry BurnsLRJuly 25, 19706'5"212Fairfield, CA US
Homer BushRRNovember 12, 19725'10"180East St. Louis, IL US
German CarrionSRAugust 26, 19725'10"165Santurce, PR
Raúl CasanovaSRAugust 23, 19726'0"200Humacao, PR
Manny CoraSRDecember 20, 19736'0"183Santurce, PR
Brian D'AmatoRRMarch 20, 19726'0"200Providence, RI US
Roberto DeLeonRRMarch 29, 19715'11"190Compton, CA US
Tom DoyleLLJanuary 20, 19706'3"205Atlanta, GA US
Keith DunckelRRDecember 15, 19696'1"190Jackson, MI US
Iggy DuranRRMarch 21, 19716'0"180La Vega, DO
Rick EllstromRRMarch 26, 19715'9"175
Anito EncarnacionRRAugust 26, 19726'2"185Santo Domingo, Distrito Nacional DO
Todd ErdosRRNovember 21, 19736'1"205Washington, PA US
John FantauzziLLNovember 26, 19716'6"215Brooklyn, NY US
Charlie GreeneRRJanuary 23, 19716'1"170Miami, FL US
Craig HansonRRSeptember 30, 19706'3"180St. Paul, MN US
Mike HermansonRRNovember 26, 19716'3"195Chicago, IL US
Adrian HollingerLRSeptember 23, 19706'0"180Fort Bragg, NC US
Tom KindlerRRNovember 18, 19706'6"225Canton, OH US
Rich LoiselleRRJanuary 12, 19726'5"225Neenah, WI US
Joey LongRLJuly 15, 19706'2"220Sidney, OH US
Kevin MinchkLLMay 26, 19716'3"210Milwaukee, WI US
David MowryLLOctober 22, 19716'3"225Covina, CA US
Ralph PerezLRApril 19, 19735'10"155Boston, MA US
Bill RobbsRRJuly 1, 19696'3"210Oxnard, CA US
John RobertsRRSeptember 30, 19735'9"185Pine Bluff, AR US
Melvin RosarioSRMay 25, 19736'0"191Santo Domingo, Distrito Nacional DO
Tommy SandtRRAugust 23, 19716'3"220
Todd SchmittLRFebruary 12, 19706'2"170Detroit, MI US
Reggie StewartSRAugust 23, 19726'1"175Fernandina Beach, FL US
Joe WaldronLLJuly 4, 19696'0"180Lemoore, 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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