Baseball in Madison

Highlights

This page lists season and game highlights for the teams and players in Madison, Wisconsin.

Notable Seasons

• 1982
  • Tom Romano (.340, 26 HR, 98 RBI; 165 hits, .584 slugging pct)
  • Ron Wilkinson (67 steals)
  • Mark Jarrett (14 wins)
  • Allen Edwards (160 strikeouts)
• 1983
  • Todd Fischer (13 wins, 2.20)
• 1984
  • Luis Polonia (.307; 162 hits, 103 runs scored)
  • Scott Whaley (2.89)
• 1986
  • Tony Arias (103 runs batted in)
  • Walter Whitehurst (4 shutouts)
  • Mark Howie (.309; 92 runs scored)
• 1987
  • Camilo Veras (12 triples)
  • Scott Brosius (.304)
  • Victor Teixeira (batter drew 104 walks--and 103 strikeouts)
• 1988
  • James Chenevey (167 strikeouts)
• 1989
  • Tony Ariola (1.86)
• 1990
  • Fred Cooley (22 home runs)
  • Darin Kracl (10-2, .833; 1.98)
• 1991
  • Lee Sammons (104 runs scored)
  • Brett Hendley (walked 104 times)
• 1992
  • Miguel Jimenez (14 balks)
• 1994
  • Joe McEwing (.324)
  • Jay Witasick (2.32)
  • Ray Davis (2.96)
  • Jeff Matulevich (30 saves)

Notable Games

• April 15, 1982
  • Tom Romano (hit for cycle)
• April 21, 1982
  • Mark Jarrett (11 innings pitched)
• April 30 thru May 2, 1982
  • Mark Fellows (30.2 consecutive shutout innings)
• July 27, 1982
  • Ron Harrison (8 runs batted in)
• August 27 thru 29, 1982
  • Tom Romano (8 consecutive hits)
• May 17, 1983
  • Brian Graham (4 stolen bases)
  • team had 10 stolen bases
• June 4, 1983
  • Dave Wilder (walked 5 times)
• July 2, 1983
  • Greg Robles (3 home runs)
• August 9, 1983
  • team had 7 doubles
• May 11, 1984
  • Tim Belcher (16 strikeouts)
• July 7 throug 9, 1984
  • Terry Steinbach (8 consecutive hits)
• April 14, 1985
  • Andy Krause (9 at bats)
• July 14 through 22, 1985
  • Mark Howie (17 game hitting streak)
• July 29, 1986
  • Madison 25, Appleton 10
  • team had 7 doubles & 24 hits
• April 11, 1987
  • Kenosha pitchers walked 17 Madison hitters
• May 7 through 27, 1987
  • Ozzie Canseco (17 game hitting streak)
• July 17, 1991
  • Doug Johns (no hitter; Burlington, 3-0)
• July 7, 1983
  • Stacy Hollins (no hitter; Springfield, 3-0)

Otherwise Notable

• Triple Plays by Team: 1 (13 seasons)